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The Eisemann Center

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2351 Performance Drive
Richardson, TX 75082 United States

1550 Seats

Used for: Main Series Concerts and Spooky Symphony

October 2021

Ode to Joy – Beethoven: Symphony No. 9

October 30 8:00 pm
The Eisemann Center 2351 Performance Drive
Richardson, TX 75082 United States
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Hector Guzman, Conductor Haley Sicking, Soprano Leann Sandel-Pantaleo, Mezzo-soprano Scot [...]

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The Plano Symphony’s EncoreYouth education programs, including School Concerts, Collin County Young Artists Competition, Instrumental Petting Zoo and more, touch the lives of over 40,000 youth annually.

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FAQ

Are rehearsals open to the public?2021-03-15T15:32:24-05:00

A select number of rehearsals are open to the public during the season. Please call the office at 972-473-7262 for further information.

What if I’m late?2021-03-15T15:32:24-05:00

Late arrivals to concerts will be seated at the first appropriate seating break in consideration of the performers and other patrons. Ushers are always at hand to assist you.

What should I wear?2021-03-15T15:32:24-05:00

Most audience members attend concerts in business casual attire. Wear what makes you comfortable.

When should I applaud?2021-03-15T15:32:24-05:00

You should applaud whenever you are moved to do so. Musicians love your support.

Should I bring my children?2021-03-15T15:32:24-05:00

Our Family Symphony Sundays are concerts created specifically for children 3 to 10, and we strongly encourage you to attend them with your child. For all other concerts, please consider your child’s ability to enjoy a concert with other audience members.

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