Flash Sale
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Our 2025 Season has opened to rave reviews and enthusiastic audiences, and there has never been a better time to dive deeper into this year of extraordinary music.
To make your Sydney Symphony experience even more compelling, we are offering great deals on some of 2025’s most anticipated performances. For one week only –Tuesday 11 March until Monday 17 March – you can book a pack of three or more Sydney Symphony concerts for just $50 per ticket.
Simply choose any three or more eligible 2025 concerts* to create your own pack, then select your seat reserve – and that’s it! We will place you in the best available seat for just $50 per ticket.
If you don’t know where to start, here are just some of the unforgettable concerts you can access as part of this offer:
Mozart & Bruckner
Experience the expressive range and power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, from Mozart’s effervescent Piano Concerto No.19 to Bruckner’s magnificent wall of sound in his Seventh Symphony, and the world premiere of Blue Light Sphere by Australian composer Kate Moore.
Daniel Lozakovich performs Sibelius’ Violin Concerto
Still only 23 years old, Swedish violinist Daniel Lozakovich has been captivating audiences worldwide for years – precisely why he was signed to Deutsche Grammophon at just 16. In his Australian debut, he performs Sibelius’ Violin Concerto.
Stephen Hough performs Brahms
Passions flare and fates collide in this concert of palpable emotion, with Brahms’ fiery Piano Concerto No.1, performed by Sir Stephen Hough and the Sydney Symphony, paired with Prokofiev's intoxicating Romeo and Juliet and the world premiere of LiFT by Australian composer Iain Grandage.
Stephen Hough performs Mendelssohn
Sir Stephen Hough applies his considerable talents to Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No.1, together with Sir Donald Runnicles, in this concert that takes you deep into the heart of the Romantic era.
Signature Choir & the Sydney Symphony
Be inspired by the spirit of the ocean in this joyous, uplifting concert that combines traditional and contemporary Pacific sounds and an 80-person choir with the power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, live at the Sydney Opera House.
Arabella Steinbacher performs Prokofiev
From the unaccompanied solo violin that opens Prokofiev’s Second Violin Concerto to the dazzling display of orchestral colour in Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloé, this concert is a celebration of what it means to be alive.
Ravel & Falla
Spanish music is full of life. From Ravel’s heart-pounding conclusion to Bolero to Falla’s rousing The Three-Cornered Hat, this concert will thrill and transport you.
Javier Perianes performs Saint-Saëns
Prepare for a fascinating voyage through exotic landscapes to the great expanses of the human heart, with music by Saint-Saëns, Shostakovich and Rossini.
Donald Runnicles conducts Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony
Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles leads this concert of dramatic music, from the defiance of Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony to the heroism of Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto.
Donald Runnicles conducts Sibelius & Wagner
Join us on this thrilling voyage across two striking visions of the ocean paired with Sibelius’ sweeping Symphony No.2, as world-renowned Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles summons every ounce of passion from the talented musicians of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
Kutcha Edwards & the Sydney Symphony
Come together at the Sydney Opera House as iconic activist and multi award-winning songwriter Kutcha Edwards – ‘quite possibly the finest contemporary singer of his generation’ (Rhythms Magazine) – presents Ngarli-Wangu, together with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Conductor in Residence Benjamin Northey.
Daniel Müller-Schott performs Tchaikovsky
The enchanting worlds of Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and Dukas are full of magic and mischief, and utterly captivating to experience firsthand.
*Concerts are subject to availability. Excludes Disney in Concert, Gladiator Live in Concert, Lang Lang and the Sydney Symphony, Lang Lang in Recital, Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert and The Music of Joe Hisaishi. Limited reserves available per concert. Offer available from 10am Tuesday 11 March 2025 until 11:59pm Monday 17 March 2025.