Richardson Symphony Orchestra

The Richardson Symphony Orchestra is a cultural institution in Richardson, Texas. It was founded in 1961 and has grown with the DFW metroplex. The orchestra offers a variety of classical and pops concerts each season.

The orchestra is the resident symphony of the Charles W. Eisemann Center for Performing Arts. It has a mission to engage, educate, and unite the community with musical performances. The orchestra also has education and community outreach programs.

The Richardson Symphony Orchestra has a program called Symphony Days, which has been inspiring third graders for over 45 years. The program uses in-class activities, direct musician interactions, and live concerts to ignite a passion for music. The orchestra also has a competition called the Ann & Charles Eisemann International Young Artists Competition.

The orchestra is led by a music director and has a staff that includes a production manager, executive director, marketing and communications specialist, accounting manager, and music librarian. The orchestra can be contacted through its office in Richardson.

The orchestra performs at the Eisemann Center for Performing Arts, which has parking available. The center also has accessible parking for vehicles with disability parking placards or license plates. The orchestra has a variety of services to meet the needs of its patrons.