Basically Beethoven Festival Sunday, July 14, 2024

Due to incredible response, we will have to put a cap of 700 for RSVPs. We aren't quite there yet, but if you couldn't make a reservation, that is why. There is no waitlist at this time (there is likely to be room, but we want to make certain.) What a great problem to have - thank you! Make sure to sign up now for the other 2 Sundays!

Sunday, July 14 - “Back To Basically” 

• At 2:30pm, the first Rising Star of the festival on July 14th will be pianist Jack Roueche playing the 1st movement of Beethoven's Sonata No. 4, in E♭ major, Op. 7, as well as the 1st movement of Rachmaninoff's Sonata No. 2, Op. 36, and Ravel's La Valse
• July 14th’s Featured Performers are Lakeway Chamber Players & Friends, with Jen Betz and Sari Pearce, violin, Anna Kolotylina, viola; Andrew Pearce, cello; and Daniel Anastasio, piano, playing Beethoven's String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, Op. 95, and Dvořák's Piano Quintet No. 2 in A major Op. 81

Parking: We have quite a lot of RSVPs for July 14! Here are some parking and DART tips:

• In the Lexus Silver Parking Garage (the parking garage UNDER Moody), parking will be discounted to $12 for the Festival. BBF24 Patrons can use cash or credit card. The exit gate for Lexus Silver will stay open, patrons can exit without issue. There will be about 150 spaces there.
• There are several parking lots close to Moody. Please refer to the graphic below for transit and parking. Our concerts are free, but you will probably have to pay for parking, including: 
• One Arts Plaza Parking Lot - 1722 Routh Street 
• One Arts Plaza Garage 
• Ross Ave Parking Lot - corner of Ross & Routh 
• Hall Arts Parking - 2323 Ross Avenue
• Here is a link to one of the many parking websites. We can’t vouch for it, but it seems accessible - remember to put in correct date / time - LINK HERE

DART: Please consider riding DART - DART planner LINK HERE

• DART Bus Stop 14318 - Ross & Routh - 0.1 miles from Moody - about a 2-minute walk, if you are able.
• DART Light Rail - Pearl/Arts District Station - 0.4 miles from Moody - about a 10-minute walk down Routh Street if you are able. Thank you!

This year’s festival is again sponsored in large part by a generous designated gift from Capital One. Additional designated funds and operational funds are thanks to The City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture, The Arts Community Alliance (TACA), Texas Commission on the Arts (TCA), Moody Fund for the Arts,  as well as numerous gifts from our individual patrons and collaboration from community partners including DART. FACP/ Basically Beethoven relies solely on grants and donations for its funding, as its mission is to provide absolutely free concerts and music education for all.