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Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
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Review by:
Theodore W.
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The Meyerson is phenomenal.... I took a tour on a Friday during the day. A FREE organ display and tour of the center. It was awesome. When you see an orchestra here, it will absolutely wow you.
The history behind the building makes it just that much more enjoyable.
Not to mention I went on "casual" Friday. If you get a chance, GO! You wear jeans and a shirt, they have couches in the lobby, and a jazz quartet was playing the in lobby with snacks and drinks available after the show.
I can't rave enough about this place. The arts need to be something we hold on to, and the Meyerson keeps it alive in Dallas.
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