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Toronto Symphony Orchestra Presents Rachmaninoff or Mahler, September 23–29

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Rachmaninoff’s second symphony and Mahler’s third take risks and chances

One ticket to “Rachmaninoff—Symphony No. 2” on Friday, September 23 at 7:30 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle front, or side seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, side, or far side seating (up to $148 value)

One ticket to “Rachmaninoff—Symphony No. 2” on Saturday, September 24 at 8 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre or balcony rear centre seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle front, side, or rear seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, centre rear, side, or far side seating (up to $148 value)

One ticket to “Mahler—Symphony No. 3” on Wednesday, September 28 at 8 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre, rear centre, middle side, or far side seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle rear, rear, or side seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, centre rear, side, or far side seating (up to $148 value)

One ticket to “Mahler—Symphony No. 3” on Thursday, September 29 at 8 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre, rear centre, middle side, or far side seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle front, or side seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, centre rear, or side seating (up to $148 value)

Click to view the main floor, mezzanine, and balcony seating charts.

Rachmaninoff—Symphony No. 2: Shattered by the poor reception of his first symphony, Rachmaninoff slipped into a years-long depression that was only lifted through intensive hypnotherapy. He began work on his second symphony in strict secrecy to keep preemptive criticism at bay, eventually restoring his reputation with the meticulously constructed piece. Highlights include the exuberant second movement, which opens with galloping strings backed by regal peals from the horns.
Mahler—Symphony No. 3: Performed less than any of Mahler’s other symphonies—perhaps due to its prodigious length and the instrumental force it requires—No. 3 is a one-of-a-kind piece. Traditionally, there’s a beat of silence between the first movement and the following five, which unite the work of Nietzsche, a cheery hymn, and a voluminous, jaw-dropping finale.

Rachmaninoff’s second symphony and Mahler’s third take risks and chances

One ticket to “Rachmaninoff—Symphony No. 2” on Friday, September 23 at 7:30 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle front, or side seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, side, or far side seating (up to $148 value)

One ticket to “Rachmaninoff—Symphony No. 2” on Saturday, September 24 at 8 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre or balcony rear centre seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle front, side, or rear seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, centre rear, side, or far side seating (up to $148 value)

One ticket to “Mahler—Symphony No. 3” on Wednesday, September 28 at 8 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre, rear centre, middle side, or far side seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle rear, rear, or side seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, centre rear, side, or far side seating (up to $148 value)

One ticket to “Mahler—Symphony No. 3” on Thursday, September 29 at 8 p.m.

$25 for one ticket for balcony front centre, rear centre, middle side, or far side seating (up to $70.50 value)
$40 for one ticket for main floor centre, middle front, or side seating (up to $127.50 value)
$50 for one ticket for mezzanine front centre, centre rear, or side seating (up to $148 value)

Click to view the main floor, mezzanine, and balcony seating charts.

Rachmaninoff—Symphony No. 2: Shattered by the poor reception of his first symphony, Rachmaninoff slipped into a years-long depression that was only lifted through intensive hypnotherapy. He began work on his second symphony in strict secrecy to keep preemptive criticism at bay, eventually restoring his reputation with the meticulously constructed piece. Highlights include the exuberant second movement, which opens with galloping strings backed by regal peals from the horns.
Mahler—Symphony No. 3: Performed less than any of Mahler’s other symphonies—perhaps due to its prodigious length and the instrumental force it requires—No. 3 is a one-of-a-kind piece. Traditionally, there’s a beat of silence between the first movement and the following five, which unite the work of Nietzsche, a cheery hymn, and a voluminous, jaw-dropping finale.

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