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The I.M. Pei designed Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center has been cited as one of the acoustically finest halls in America and features the Lay Family pipe organ. Home to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the 2,062-seat hall is also available for corporate meetings, trade shows and a variety of performance events. Restaurant and catering available. Free public tours (call for schedule or for groups of 15 or more).
Such a magnificent place for symphony performances. The building itself is a piece of art. I was so fortunate to have worked for Mr Perot and and Meyerson (EDS) when it was built.
The Meyerson Symphony Center is the home of the Dallas Symphony. My wife and I attended a socially distanced performance there. With Emmanuel Ax and David Robertson. The hall is huge and strange to...
I am writing this review in November during COVID. I haven't been to the symphony this year at all. And I'm a local, not a traveler. But I love the acoustics here. I generally sit in the nosebleed...
