Dallas Downtown Historic District, Dallas
Two violins and a double bass walk into a symphony hall and genre lines melt away. Time for Three brings their Grammy-winning concerto blending classical, bluegrass and Bulgarian folk, then Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony delivers pure romantic sweep.
Friday, October 2,
7:30 PM
Time for Three
American genre‑defying string trio blending classical, bluegrass, and Bulgarian folk
Headliner
Time for Three is a string trio known for fusing classical repertoire with bluegrass and Bulgarian folk music, featured as the primary ensemble in the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s “Rachmaninoff & Time for Three” concert.
Kevin John Edusei
American conductor of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Kevin John Edusei conducts the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and leads the performance of Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 and the contemporary works highlighted in the program.
Dallas Downtown Historic District, Dallas
Two violins and a double bass walk into a symphony hall and genre lines melt away. Time for Three brings their Grammy-winning concerto blending classical, bluegrass and Bulgarian folk, then Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony delivers pure romantic sweep.
Friday, October 2,
7:30 PM
Time for Three
American genre‑defying string trio blending classical, bluegrass, and Bulgarian folk
Headliner
Time for Three is a string trio known for fusing classical repertoire with bluegrass and Bulgarian folk music, featured as the primary ensemble in the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s “Rachmaninoff & Time for Three” concert.
Kevin John Edusei
American conductor of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Kevin John Edusei conducts the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and leads the performance of Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 and the contemporary works highlighted in the program.