$54 For Your Choice of Any Three Shows This Season at Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (Up to $111 Value)
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- Choose from full show listing
- Conductor’s final season
- Free buffet on Thursdays
- Acclaimed visiting musicians
Orchestral concert riders mandate adequate supplies of performance necessities like trumpet valve oil, emergency harp string replacements, and bags of Cooler Ranch 3D Doritos. Reap the auditory benefits of happy musicians with today’s Groupon: for $54, you get a ticket to three shows of your choice at the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s for the 2010-2011 season.
For over two centuries, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has regaled eager ears of all ages with professional symphonic sounds and high quality musical performances. Grammy Award-winning conductor Paavo Järvi bids adieu to his much beloved orchestra in this, his final season, which boasts an impressive performance listing of classical favorites by Handel, Tchaikovsky, and more. Notable talents featured this season include Grammy-winning violinist Hilary Hahn plucking the strings of her small, wooden, hourglass-shaped guitar to Mozart, and André Watts skillfully tickling, and then impassionedly smashing, his Beethoven-tuned ivories. For casual listeners looking to venture deeper into the wilds of frontier symphony orchestra territory, the CSO provides an interactive collection quiz that helps visitors choose the musical program best suited to their ear canal proclivities. Performances are held in acoustically gifted Music Hall, with full-view seating in Gallery D.
Because classical music is a dish best served alongside edible dishes, Thursday evening performances include a free dinner buffet starting at 6:15 p.m. designed to sate talkative tongues and prevent inappropriately timed Stravinsky sing-alongs.
Reviews
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has received a great deal of press, including a feature on past performances in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
- As if it had been [Music Director Paavo Järvi's] goal throughout, he poured all of his ardor into the final melody, then charged lickety-split to the end. Bear hugs, bravos and a standing ovation followed… – Mary Ellyn Hutton, Enquirer
- Choose from full show listing
- Conductor’s final season
- Free buffet on Thursdays
- Acclaimed visiting musicians
Orchestral concert riders mandate adequate supplies of performance necessities like trumpet valve oil, emergency harp string replacements, and bags of Cooler Ranch 3D Doritos. Reap the auditory benefits of happy musicians with today’s Groupon: for $54, you get a ticket to three shows of your choice at the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s for the 2010-2011 season.
For over two centuries, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has regaled eager ears of all ages with professional symphonic sounds and high quality musical performances. Grammy Award-winning conductor Paavo Järvi bids adieu to his much beloved orchestra in this, his final season, which boasts an impressive performance listing of classical favorites by Handel, Tchaikovsky, and more. Notable talents featured this season include Grammy-winning violinist Hilary Hahn plucking the strings of her small, wooden, hourglass-shaped guitar to Mozart, and André Watts skillfully tickling, and then impassionedly smashing, his Beethoven-tuned ivories. For casual listeners looking to venture deeper into the wilds of frontier symphony orchestra territory, the CSO provides an interactive collection quiz that helps visitors choose the musical program best suited to their ear canal proclivities. Performances are held in acoustically gifted Music Hall, with full-view seating in Gallery D.
Because classical music is a dish best served alongside edible dishes, Thursday evening performances include a free dinner buffet starting at 6:15 p.m. designed to sate talkative tongues and prevent inappropriately timed Stravinsky sing-alongs.
Reviews
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has received a great deal of press, including a feature on past performances in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
- As if it had been [Music Director Paavo Järvi's] goal throughout, he poured all of his ardor into the final melody, then charged lickety-split to the end. Bear hugs, bravos and a standing ovation followed… – Mary Ellyn Hutton, Enquirer
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