The Memphis Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Robert Moody announce an exciting 73rd season of concerts.

The season begins and ends with works by the Russian powerhouse, Rachmaninoff - the virtuosic piano showpiece Variations on a Theme of Paganini and his masterwork Second Symphony. For the second year in a row, the MSO will team up with Opera Memphis for a special one-night-only Mozart themed concert inspired by the music from the acclaimed movie, Amadeus, including his towering Requiem. Concerts will include works like Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony, Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, and Symphonic Dances from Bernstein’s West Side Story. The MSO will feature the Memphis premiere of the new Michael Gandolfi Piano Concerto with legendary soloist Marc-André Hamelin.

The MSO is committed to making inclusion central to every concert and programs soloists and music of composers whose voices have traditionally been underrepresented. This includes the Coleridge-Taylor Violin Concerto, a new work by Karena Ingram, and featured soloists Shantanique Moore (MSO principal flute) and Sphinx Competition Winner Hannah White (violin).

The MSO will start and end the season with outdoor, family-friendly concerts at The Grove at GPAC, The Dixon Gardens, and the Overton Park Shell. And don't miss the annual holiday traditions of Magic of Memphis and Handel's Messiah.

The Masterworks Series and Paul and Linnea Bert Classic Accents Series offers subscribers the first opportunities to buy tickets to all MSO concerts, the best seats, special promotions and discounts. Subscriptions are available at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts (Saturday night), Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center (Sunday afternoon), and the Crosstown Theater (Friday night).

Subscriptions and Pick6 Packages are on sale now (new and renewing).
Contact the MSO Box Office:
(901) 537-2500
tickets@MemphisSymphony.org

Single tickets go on sale August 1.