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Sunday Afternoon Symphony

CLASSICS WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS

When: 2pm on Sundays
Where: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Pack size: 4 concerts
Good to know: If your plans change, you can swap concerts at no extra charge*

This package is no longer available for the 2023 Season.

There are currently no packs available for purchase in this series.

ALL PRICES

4 CONCERT PACK

Reserve	Premium	A	B	C	D
Adult	AdultPremium$480.00	A$300.00	B$232.00	C	D
Student	StudentPremium$433.00	A$270.00	B$210.00	C	D
Pensioner	PensionerPremium$433.00	A$270.00	B$210.00	C	D
Under 35	AdultUnder 35$160.00	A$160.00	B$160.00	C	D
Child	ChildPremium$160.00	A$160.00	B$160.00	C	D

*Booking fee may apply

Share the joy of music with friends and family at these relaxed Sunday afternoon concerts at the Sydney Opera House.

There’s nothing like the experience of hearing the Sydney Symphony live. Be moved by Tchaikovsky, thrilled by Gershwin, and swept away by Brahms in these concerts featuring some of the world’s finest soloists and conductors.

FAMILY OFFER

And new in 2023, for every pack purchase, there is free admission for one child under 18 when you purchase a pack in A or B Reserve.* There has never been a better time to introduce your family to the riches of classical music.

To redeem this discount, at the checkout select a minimum of x2 tickets under the Family Offer price.

Explore the concerts

Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue

2pm, Sun 19 Mar

Australian pianist Simon Tedeschi brings Gershwin’s jazz-era masterpiece to life, while Bernstein’s music from West Side Story paints a different picture of New York.

Donald Runnicles conducts Brahms 2

2pm, Sun 16 Apr

Brahms’ Second Symphony is packed with sweeping emotions and lyrical tunes, expertly realised by Principal Guest Conductor Donald Runnicles.

Simone Young conducts Tchaikovsky's Ballet Music

2pm, Sun 9 Jul

Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet music takes centre stage as Simone Young conducts this spellbinding concert.

Dvořák's Symphony No.7

2pm, Sun 20 Aug

Revel in the work that many consider Dvořák’s greatest, and experience Stefan Dohr, Principal Horn of the mighty Berlin Philharmonic, performing Richard Strauss’ stunning, virtuosic Horn Concerto No.2.

*Terms may apply.