The great classics on Friday
For lovers of timeless compositions that have earned their place in music history. From Dvořák and Mahler to Brahms, Berlioz and Tchaikovsky, these five Friday evenings highlight music that continues to transcend generations. Renowned conductors such as Mikko Franck, Xian Zhang, and Michael Schønwandt lead the BNO through these monumental scores.
Immersive evenings full of symphonic grandeur. A subscription that celebrates the essence of the great symphonic repertoire: grand, impressive, and unmissable.
5 concerts
25% off
Floating soundscapes, lyrical dialogue and a symphonic awakening. A brilliant season opening with Anna Thorvaldsdottir (composer-in-residence), Schumann and Mahler’s Titan.
Brahms’ monumental Second Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky’s tumultuous Fifth Symphony: Romanticism with a capital R — bold, sweeping and majestic.
From virtuosic brilliance to hallucinatory obsession: Saint-Saëns and Berlioz push Romanticism to its limits.
When the journey itself becomes home: Diaspora and the New World Symphony trace a shared horizon of memory and belonging.
From Berlioz’s carnival flair to Bartók’s raw energy, with Thorvaldsdottir putting the orchestra on edge and cellist Julian Steckel in the spotlight.
