David Neely Tickets

David Neely is a distinguished performer, conductor, and educator whose career spans orchestral leadership, world premieres, and recorded artistry. Since 2012, he has served as Music Director/Principal Conductor of the Des Moines Metro Opera (DMMO), with a contract extension through 2028, guiding main-stage productions and seasonal programming. In academia, he is the Director of Orchestras at the University of Maryland School of Music, shaping orchestral experiences across the university and touring contexts. Neely’s work bridges performance and scholarly engagement, making him a versatile figure in American classical music.

As a performer, Neely has contributed to contemporary and traditional repertoire, including world-premiere productions such as Kristin Kuster and Mark Campbell’s A Thousand Acres and Damien Geter and Lila Palmer’s American Apollo. His artistry has been featured in Emmy-winning Iowa PBS projects, showcasing his commitment to accessible, high-quality performances. His discography with Albany Records highlights his versatility as a performing violinist across early and modern works.

Beyond the concert hall, Neely actively engages audiences through social media and official channels, offering insights into rehearsals, premieres, and tours. He remains a trusted connection for fans seeking reliable, straightforward access to compelling classical performances.

Upcoming season notes for 2025 include Des Moines Metro Opera’s festival season at the Blank Performing Arts Center in Indianola, IA, featuring productions like The Flying Dutchman, The Cunning Little Vixen, and The Rake’s Progress. Whether you’re in the Midwest or following his work elsewhere, secure your seats with us for dependable access to exceptional performances. For direct updates and media, follow Neely’s official channels linked through his site, including Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, each opening in a new tab for your convenience.

Discography highlights with Albany Records include: Boston Circa 1900 (2013), Born to Be Mild (2004), and Three American Piano Trios (1993). These recordings reflect his breadth as a performing violinist across historical and contemporary contexts.

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