Give the gift
of music…
Holiday Tickets Sale
December 5–24, 2022
This season, give the gift of music to the special people in your life — or yourself! During our annual Holiday Sale, tickets to our subscription concerts in January, February, April, and May are just $25 or $50. Additionally, select tickets to our single performance of Beyond the Score® in February are just $10 or $25!
Please note: sale price will be reflected once tickets are added to cart. Additional Overture Center fees apply to all purchases online and by phone (no fees when you buy in-person)
Remaining 22/23 Symphony Season Subscription Concerts: Tickets $50 or $25
Tickets valued up to $98 on sale for $50. Regularly priced $54 or $36 tickets on sale for $25. Please note: sale price will be reflected once tickets are added to cart. Additional Overture Center fees apply to all purchases online and by phone (no fees when you buy in-person)
JAN. 20, 21 & 22, 2023
Towering Piano & Virtuosity
Yefim Bronfman could clearly climb any mountain of piano literature on his own, but being his climbing partners on this Mt. Everest of concertos will make for an incomparable performance of Rachmaninoff’s towering opus. A first MSO performance of Schubert’s exuberant third symphony, and a first performance of Bartók’s suite from his ballet will challenge our fine orchestra to a fiery display of orchestral virtuosity. – John DeMain, Music Director
John DeMain, Conductor
Yefim Bronfman, Piano
FEB. 17, 18 & 19, 2023
Heroic Piano & Premiere
I can’t wait to experience one of the piano world’s newest stars as Benjamin Grosvenor plays the Beethoven third piano concerto. And we get to hear for the first time a work by Jessie Montgomery, who has taken the symphonic world by storm. We close the concert with one of my favorite composers, Antonín Dvořák, and the magnificent work that brought him international acclaim. – John DeMain, Music Director
John DeMain, Conductor
Benjamin Grosvenor, Piano
APR. 14, 15 & 16, 2023
Dazzling Violin & Spring
Canadian virtuoso Blake Pouliot, who dazzled our audience with the Mendelssohn violin concerto, turns his musical acumen to Saint-Saëns’ third violin concerto. Britten’s mesmerizing sea interludes from his operatic masterpiece Peter Grimes opens the program, and another personal favorite of mine, and I hope yours, the second symphony of Brahms, will help usher in the spring. – John DeMain, Music Director
John DeMain, Conductor
Blake Pouliot, Violin
MAY 5, 6 & 7, 2023
Renaissance & Passion
Enjoy an all-out thrilling climax to our season with audience favorite Carmina Burana with its highly rhythmic and primitive score performed by Beverly Taylor’s MSO Chorus and three dynamic soloists (whom many of you will know from their recent work with Madison Opera). And MSO audiences will get to know Florence Price, a highly popular composer from the 1930s, who is having a major renaissance in the symphonic world. – John DeMain, Music Director
John DeMain, Conductor
Madison Symphony Chorus, Beverly Taylor, Director
Jeni Houser, Soprano
Justin Kroll, Tenor
Ben Edquist, Baritone
Beyond the Score®: Select Tickets $25 or $10
Regularly priced $40 and $18 tickets for Beyond the Score on sale for $25 and $10. Please note: sale price will be reflected once tickets are added to cart. Additional Overture Center fees apply to all purchases online and by phone (no fees when you buy in-person)
MAR. 19, 2022
SINGLE PERFORMANCE
Beyond the Score®, Mahler: Symphony No. 4 — Heaven or Earth?*
A multimedia presentation starring American Players Theatre actors, visual projections and live musical examples with the entire work performed in the second half!
Kyle Knox, Conductor
James Ridge, Actor
Colleen Madden, Actor
Gavin Lawrence, Actor
Emily Secor, Soprano
Dan Lyons, Piano
Beyond the Score® is a production of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Gerard McBurney, Creative Director for Beyond the Score®
No promotional code needed. Limited time only. Sale does not apply to previously purchased tickets and discounts may not be combined.