Instrumental musicians can communicate a great deal without language, from the passion of romance to the misery of dropping a piano down the stairs. Decode a melodic message with this deal to see Yanni at the National Arts Centre’s Southam Hall on Sunday, June 24, at 8 p.m. Choose between the following seating options:

• For $42, you get one ticket for balcony or amphitheatre seating (up to a $85.25 value, including all fees).
• For $52, you get one ticket for orchestra seating (up to a $105.25 value, including all fees).<p>

Yanni could be considered the world’s most popular musical diplomat. Stripping his music of the burden of language, the Greek-born showman’s fiery, pop-infused instrumental compositions and romantic ballads have sold millions and transcended borders across the globe. His mighty melodies have been heard in every Olympic television broadcast since 1988, and his 1994 Live at the Acropolis video remains one of the best-selling music videos of all time. Throughout the summer, the gregarious tunesmith tours to tout his 19th studio album, Truth of Touch. Like a New Age Mountain Dew commercial, Yanni and his multinational orchestra will take adult-contemporary music to the extreme in their bounding performance. The frontman attacks his banks of keyboards and pianos as the brass, string, and harp sections propel sonic elegiacs into the audience. A kaleidoscopic light show illuminates the stage as Yanni and company play brand-new selections mixed with decades’ worth of classic hits, such as the sylvan, flute-tinged “Nightingale.”