The Dallas Symphony Orchestra collects 98 of the city’s most prestigious musicians. During this 2024 term, three of the featured musicians are Lake Highlands neighbors.
Stuart Stephenson, trumpet. Photo courtesy of DSO.
Stuart Stephenson has been DSO’s Principal Trumpet since the 2022/23 season. He attended Julliard, teaches at SMU and runs a private music studio. Stephenson previously held the same position at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
“We can and do play everything,” Stephenson says. “Take a chance on a concert that you don’t think you’ll enjoy and be surprised!”
Mary Reynolds, violin. Photo courtesy of DSO.
Mary Reynolds plays violin in DSO. She’s a University of Southern California graduate, with three adult daughters and previously experience as the Principal Second Violinist in the Houston Grand Opera.
Ted Soluri, bassoon. Photo courtesy of DSO.
Ted Soluri became Principal Bassoon of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in 2015, and holds the prestigious the Irene H. Wadel & Robert I. Atha, Jr. Chair. Before DSO, he held the same role with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra for 11 years, and nine years with the Santa Fe Opera before that.
Your next opportunity to see these neighbors and the DSO play comes this Saturday, April 20, in collaboration with psychedelic circus act, Troupe Vertigo. Tickets are available for purchase here.
