See what happens when the Dallas Symphony tours Europe? He’ll be there May 8-12.

The DSO is on tour in Europe — perhaps you’ve heard? — and KERA’s Bill Zeeble caught up with them in Vienna over the weekend. But the Austrians weren’t as welcoming as the Dutch were …

Basking in the glow, DSO CEO Jonathan Martin talks about the Big O in Amsterdam and what’s up with all the Germany on the tour.

Extended ovation in the great Concertgebouw hall, shaking hands, a bouquet, a Wagnerian encore — and what looked like sweat or tears in conductor van Zweden’s eyes.

We catch up with the DSO’s director of artistic planning to talk about tour logistics, acoustics, the problems with rosewood and ivory — and why tomorrow will be very special for the symphony.

It’ll be a big homecoming for music director Jaap van Zweden, showing off his new orchestra to his old pals in Amsterdam. Then there’ll be Vienna, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg …

Ring in the New Year with Strauss and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra!

Steve Stucky’s oratorio about a pivotal day in the administration of Lyndon Johnson was commissioned and premiered by the Dallas Symphony — and now it’s up for a Grammy.

Jonathan Martin, the DSO’s new CEO — its third in three years — was given a public welcome, only five days after arriving in town. Gotta start raising money.

On the one hand this, on the other hand that. It’s been a day like that for the DSO.