That's how we're kicking off our 25th Anniversary Concert Season! First time subscribers get 50% off season tickets. If you don't like what you hear, we'll give your money back. Great entertainment at a fantastic price - guaranteed!
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DWS Radio Show - Wednesdays at 8pm (Central)
For the next several weeks, WRR-FM 101.1 will broadcast Summer Nights with the Dallas Wind Symphony - a weekly program featuring music from our live concerts and CD recordings along with engaging interviews and previews of next season. Listen on your radio or live from the Internet!
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Grammy-Nominated Recordings
Since 1990, the Dallas Wind Symphony and Reference Recordings have teamed up to release 14 audiophile CD recordings, recognized world-wide for both performance quality and state-of-the-art production and mastering. Many of our CDs are high-definition compatible digital (HDCD).
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WindNotes Podcast for April 2010
The World of William Bolcolm
A triple-Grammy winner and tireless advocate for American music, American composer William Bolcolm has helped to revive the American songbookHe was instrumental in restoring Scott Joplin’s music to the public, and has created an eclectic and appealing legacy of compositions in all genres.
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DWS Video on YouTube
Want to see more of what we do? Check out YouTube for behind-the-scenes video of our latest CD, "Lincolnshire Posy" plus outdoor concerts, school bands playing at our Invitational Windband Festival, and more...
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The Dallas-Fort Worth area has more community bands per capita than anywhere in the USA!
May 21, 1991:
All five conductors of the Washington military bands (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard) appeared together for the first time in history... conducting the Dallas Wind Symphony in the Meyerson Center.
For the past ten seasons, the Dallas Wind Symphony has established a tradition of performing brass fanfares 15 minutes prior to curtain in the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas. Our patrons eagerly gather in the lobby to hear these fanfares, which have become an important part of the concert experience.
