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Violin Natasha Bazhanov Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center at Benaroya Hall
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Music Tells us stories. create your own.

The 2024/2025 season begins with you and sparks when we join together to share our stories with music. And there is nothing quite like live music. Create Your Own Series subscriptions are back by popular demand! Mix and match 4 or more concerts to create a flexible subscription that suits your style and fits your schedule.

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Want to see the world’s most acclaimed artists? Check out performances featuring violinist Itzhak Perlman, cellist Abel Selaocoe and trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth.

Ready to explore iconic symphonic works? Mix and match everything from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons to Holst’s The Planets to Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring

Looking for a thrilling dose of pop culture? Head to the movies with Home Alone, Coco, La La Land and more, all screened with the film scores performed live in the concert hall.

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OPENING NIGHT

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

OPENING NIGHT GALA

You’re invited to our signature black-tie celebration! Join the Seattle Symphony as we celebrate the start of the 2024/2025 season and support the profound impact of the Symphony’s community and education programs. Gala packages include premium access to the Opening Night Concert & Party on Saturday, September 14.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, AT 7PM

OPENING NIGHT CONCERT

Ludovic Morlot conductor

Khatia Buniatishvili piano

Seattle Symphony

VILLA-LOBOS Toccata from Bachianas brasileiras No. 8

COPLAND El Salón México

ANGELICA NEGRÓN Fractal Isles

TOLDRÀ Empúries

RAVEL Alborada del gracioso

GERSHWIN Rhapsody in Blue

Conductor Emeritus Ludovic Morlot opens our season with a sparkling Latin party. Inspired by Brazil, Mexico and of course, Spain, the evening will be full of sunlight and rhythm. Georgian-French pianist Khatia Buniatishvili also joins us to play George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue — marking the 100th anniversary of this legendary orchestral jazz work.

This concert will be performed without intermission. Ludovic Morlot’s position is generously underwritten as the Judith Fong Conductor Emeritus.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

OPENING NIGHT PARTY

Following the Opening Night Concert, celebrate the new season in style! Join us in the Samuel & Althea Stroum Grand Lobby for a dance party with Seattle Symphony musicians, signature drinks and bites from some of Seattle’s favorite restaurants.

Elevate your party experience with the premium party package, which includes the best available concert seats, access to premium lounges and complimentary parking.

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In the 2024/3035 season, we explore some of the best-loved works of French composer

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, AT 8PM

RAVEL & SHOSTAKOVICH

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Ludovic Morlot conductor  Bertrand Chamayou piano

Seattle Symphony

BOULEZ Livre pour cordes (Book for Strings)

RAVEL Concerto for the Left Hand

SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 8

Great music, born from the darkness of world wars. A powerful symphony dedicated to victims of oppression, and a concerto composed for a maimed soldier to play. Conductor Emeritus Ludovic Morlot begins a season-long celebration of Maurice Ravel.

Ludovic Morlot’s position is generously underwritten as the Judith Fong Conductor Emeritus.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, AT 7PM

SHOSTAKOVICH UNTUXED

UNTUXED SERIES

Ludovic Morlot conductor

Seattle Symphony

SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 8

Discover music in which simply surviving is a victory — for Shostakovich’s compatriots, fighting a relentless war, and for the composer himself, whose every note was scrutinized by the Soviet regime. At great personal risk, he created a symphony for all victims of oppression.

Ludovic Morlot’s position is generously underwritten as the Judith Fong Conductor Emeritus.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, AT 2PM

TCHAIKOVSKY SYMPHONY NO. 4

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Tianyi Lu conductor

Alexandra Dariescu piano

Seattle Symphony

SAARIAHO Ciel d’hiver (Winter Sky)

RAVEL Piano Concerto in G

TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 4

Be dazzled by the sparkling, jazz-infused charms of Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G, then moved by Tchaikovsky’s symphonic journey from high drama to triumph. Tianyi Lu also conducts Saariaho’s work that musically captures winter’s sweeping night skies and its constellations.

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Conductor Emeritus Ludovic Morlot Troupe Vertigo with the Seattle Symphony

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, AT 8PM

BRAHMS DOUBLE CONCERTO

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Alevtina Ioffe conductor

Noah Geller violin

Efe Baltacıgil cello

Seattle Symphony

SMETANA Overture from The Bartered Bride

BRAHMS Double Concerto

R. STRAUSS Suite from Der Rosenkavalier

BORODIN Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor

Operatic love, as portrayed in The Bartered Bride, Der Rosenkavalier and Prince Igor, provides fodder for thrilling orchestral drama with arranged marriages gone wrong and royal lovers’ reunions. Brahms’ Double Concerto features our own Concertmaster

Noah Geller and Principal Cello Efe Baltacıgil in a musical dance between violin and cello.

Noah Geller’s position is generously underwritten as the David & Amy Fulton Concertmaster.

Efe Baltacıgil’s position is generously underwritten as the Marks Family Foundation Principal Cello.

Performances of Brahms Double Concerto are generously sponsored by Patricia Tall-Takacs and Gary Takacs.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, AT 2PM

CIRQUE NOIR WITH TROUPE VERTIGO

SEATTLE POPS SERIES

Stuart Chafetz conductor  Troupe Vertigo

Seattle Symphony

Experience the thrill of Cirque Noir, a symphonic performance that pays tribute to the film noir era. Featuring the acrobatic talents of Troupe Vertigo and set to a jazzy score and stunning visuals, Cirque Noir will awe audiences as aerial acrobats, dancers and contortionists perform alongside the Seattle Symphony.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, AT 8PM

MOZART JUPITER SYMPHONY

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Andreas Delfs conductor  Tine Thing Helseth trumpet

Seattle Symphony

MOZART Symphony No. 40  HAYDN Trumpet Concerto  BENT SØRENSEN Trumpet Concerto

MOZART Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter”

The apex of Mozart’s genius is captured in his last two symphonies — including the immortal “Jupiter.” Star trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth brings the soul of the trumpet to our stage, with Haydn’s delightful good humor and Bent Sørenson’s playful concerto, which was composed for her.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, AT 2PM

PIANIST YULIANNA AVDEEVA

IN RECITAL SERIES

Yulianna Avdeeva piano

Winner of the prestigious Chopin Competition, Yulianna Avdeeva is a true poet of the piano. She brings her dearest inspirations to Benaroya Hall in a program ranging from Chopin’s tender Mazurkas to Liszt’s virtuosic and powerful Piano Sonata in B minor.

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The Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center is redefining the concert experience. Mix and match these cutting-edge concerts, or add to your favorite lineup across concert series!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, AT 7 & 9PM

ELDERFLORA

Majel Connery voice & synthesizers

Felix Fan electric cello

Noah Kalina photography

MAJEL CONNERY Elderflora (World Premiere)

Equally comfortable in punk rock clubs and concert halls, composer Majel Connery weaves classical influences with electronic soundscapes to create a profound life portrait of an ancient tree and its forest home — our home.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, AT 7 & 9PM ( ((PHONATION)) )

Bora Yoon voice, percussion, violin & keyboard Joshue Ott live video manipulations

BORA YOON ( (( PHONATION )) )

( (( PHONATION )) ) is a fascinating multimedia performance by Bora Yoon with live video manipulations by Joshue Ott, exploring where sound connects to the subliminal using found sounds, new and antiquated instruments, electronic devices and voice.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 7 & 9PM

COMPOSING IRAN

Seattle Symphony musicians

DENIZ TAFAGHODI New multimedia/audiovisual work (World Premiere)

GOLNAZ SHARIATZADEH Fabric of Sorrow

The Iranian Female Composers Association, established to support and celebrate Iranian female and non-binary identifying musicians, partners with Seattle Symphony musicians in this special multigenre collaboration.

FRIDAY, MARCH 28, AT 7 & 9PM

REDEMPTION SONGS & SONATAS

Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) acoustic/electric violin, spoken vocals

Yayoi Ikawa piano & keyboard

DANIEL BERNARD ROUMAIN (DBR)

Redemption Songs & Sonatas

The 75th anniversary of the birth of Robert Nesta “Bob” Marley inspired Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) to create a work rooted in civil rights for all. This intimate duet program explores our desire to define ourselves, our world and sometimes, one another.

FRIDAY, MAY 2, AT 7 & 9PM

LJÓSÍD

JIJI electroacoustic guitar & electronics

Gulli Björnsson visuals

GULLI BJÖRNSSON ljósíd (light) (Seattle Symphony Co-commission & World Premiere)

Delve into this immersive exploration of Iceland’s mesmerizing beauty with one of our century’s top guitarists. JIJI is a South Korean guitarist and DJ known for virtuosity and command of a broad range of repertoire. Composer Gulli Björnsson crafted a captivating audio-visual composition exclusively for this concert.

FRIDAY, JUNE 20, AT 7 & 9PM

Remix

Allison Loggins-Hull flute & live sampling Seattle Symphony musicians

ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL Banned

ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL Homeland Remix

ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL Persist

For this intimate program, flutist, composer and producer Allison Loggins-Hull will be joined by members of the Seattle Symphony for a special remixed version of her Flute Rhapsody (a Seattle Symphony co-commission) and other works from her catalog of Afrofuturist compositions.

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Scan here to learn more about Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center, the state-of-the-art concert space at Benaroya Hall.

Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center at Benaroya Hall opened in 2019. This concert space utilizes innovative acoustic and projection systems to create immersive environments customized to each program.

Associate Principal Cello Meeka Quan DiLorenzo

The Seattle Symphony brass section often uses Benaroya Hall’s loading dock area to warm up. Not only does it allow them to practice at volume without disturbing their fellow musicians backstage, but the acoustics are fantastic!

Seattle Symphony brass musicians

November

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, AT 12 NOON

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, AT 8PM

DEBUSSY LA MER

SYMPHONIC SERIES

David Afkham conductor

Tabea Zimmermann viola  Seattle Symphony

MESSIAEN Les offrandes oubliées (Forgotten Offerings)

BARTÓK Viola Concerto

L. BOULANGER D’un soir triste (Of a Sad Evening)

DEBUSSY La mer

French flavors culminate in Debussy’s dramatic vision of the sea in all its shimmering moods. Alongside La mer is Messiaen’s evocation of his deeply held religious faith and a tender portrayal of a sorrowful evening by Lili Boulanger.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, AT 7:30PM

VIOLINIST ITZHAK PERLMAN

IN RECITAL SERIES

Itzhak Perlman violin

Undeniably the reigning virtuoso of the violin, Itzhak Perlman enjoys superstar status rarely afforded a classical musician. Beloved for his charm and humanity as well as his talent, he is treasured by audiences throughout the world who respond not only to his remarkable artistry, but also to his irrepressible joy for making music.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, AT 8PM

MAHLER SYMPHONY NO. 1

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Nicholas Carter conductor

Benjamin Grosvenor piano

Seattle Symphony

BRITTEN Piano Concerto

MAHLER Symphony No. 1

Benjamin Grosvenor performs Britten’s rollicking Piano Concerto, with bright colors and virtuosic turns for the pianist. Mahler’s First Symphony features distant hunting horns, tragic marches and blazing triumphs. Australian conductor Nicholas Carter makes his Seattle debut.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT 7PM

MAHLER UNTUXED

UNTUXED SERIES

Nicholas Carter conductor

Seattle Symphony

MAHLER Symphony No. 1

In the stillness of dawn, distant horns sound. The birds chirrup and the world awakens to Mahler’s genius. This is a symphony like none before — turning on a dime between the downright folksy, the comedic, tragic and the unforgettably sublime.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, AT 8PM

FAURÉ REQUIEM

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Kazuki Yamada conductor

Liv Redpath soprano

Christian Pursell baritone

Seattle Symphony Chorale

Seattle Symphony

TAKEMITSU Requiem for String Orchestra  FAURÉ Requiem

ELGAR “Enigma” Variations

Fauré’s most beloved work marks his centenary, a Requiem that brings comfort to those who mourn, while Takemitsu’s Requiem expresses more intense grief. In the second half, Elgar’s “Enigma” Variations, a series of musical portraits including the heartfelt tribute to his great friend, August Jaeger, also known as “Nimrod.”

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, AT 7:30PM

LESLIE ODOM, JR.: THE CHRISTMAS TOUR

HOLIDAY SPECIALS

Anthony Parnther conductor

Leslie Odom, Jr. vocals

Seattle Symphony

Tony Award-winning singer Leslie Odom, Jr. performs your favorite holiday songs with the Seattle Symphony in a special one-night-only event.

Leslie Odom, Jr.’s performance is generously sponsored by the James D. and Sherry Raisbeck Foundation.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, AT 2PM

HOLIDAY

POPS

SEATTLE POPS SERIES

Anthony Parnther conductor

Chloe Flower piano

Seattle Symphony

There’s no place like Benaroya Hall for the holidays! Join conductor Anthony Parnther for this dazzling program full of popular holiday favorites and plenty of yuletide cheer. All of the heartwarming sounds of the season await you at this lighthearted and joyful concert.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, AT 7:30PM

CANADIAN BRASS:

MAKING SPIRITS BRIGHT

HOLIDAY SPECIALS

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Canadian Brass

Seattle Symphony brass musicians

Canadian Brass has been an important pioneer in bringing brass music to the masses.

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Chloe Flower

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, AT 2PM

HANDEL

MESSIAH

HOLIDAY SPECIALS

Aram Demirjian conductor

Seattle Symphony Chorale

Seattle Symphony

HANDEL Messiah

The exquisite choral writing and the wildly famous “Hallelujah” chorus — featuring the Seattle Symphony Chorale — honor Handel’s greatest work. Handel’s Messiah is generously sponsored by Stephen Whyte in memory of Gwendolyn Jones Whyte.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, AT 7:30PM

A FESTIVAL OF LESSONS & CAROLS

HOLIDAY SPECIALS

Jacob Winkler conductor

Northwest Boychoir

The remarkably talented and endearing Northwest Boychoir returns to Benaroya Hall for a beloved tradition of lessons and carols. In this program, they present the story of the Nativity through readings, choral settings and audience carols.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, AT 9PM

New Year’s Eve Concert & Party

HOLIDAY SPECIALS

Seattle Symphony

Ring in 2025 with the Seattle Symphony! Join us at Benaroya Hall for music, dancing, champagne and revelry as we close out 2024 and celebrate the start of a new year.

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January

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, AT 8PM

BEETHOVEN SYMPHONY NO. 7

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Jun Märkl conductor  Paul Jacobs organ

Seattle Symphony

POULENC Suite from Les biches (The House Party)  POULENC Organ Concerto  BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 7

Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony meets Gothic brilliance when the Watjen Concert Organ stars in Poulenc’s gripping concerto. Plus, Poulenc’s ballet The House Party offers a delightful musical depiction of risqué romance.

The Seattle Symphony’s organ programming is generously supported by the Fluke | Gabelein Organ Endowment.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, AT 7PM

BEETHOVEN UNTUXED

UNTUXED SERIES

Jun Märkl conductor

Seattle Symphony

POULENC Suite from Les biches (The House Party)

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 7

Poulenc’s ballet music skewered traditional gender roles — in this case, a 1920’s house party where every flirtation was possible. Beethoven’s Seventh explores every rhythm in pure symphonic delight.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, AT 2PM

MIDORI PLAYS BRAHMS

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Anja Bihlmaier conductor

Midori violin

Seattle Symphony

WAGNER Prelude to Lohengrin

BRAHMS Violin Concerto

COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Ballade

R. SCHUMANN Symphony No. 4

Midori returns to perform Brahms’ Violin Concerto in a program of German masterpieces. Wagner’s Lohengrin begins with perhaps the tenderest music ever penned.

Principal Harp

Valerie Muzzolini

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, AT 12 NOON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, AT 8PM  RAVEL MOTHER GOOSE

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Ludovic Morlot conductor

Jean-Yves Thibaudet piano

Valerie Muzzolini harp

Seattle Symphony

FAURÉ Suite from Pelléas et Mélisande

BENJAMIN ATTAHIR Concerto for Piano & Harp (World Premiere & Seattle Symphony Co-commission)

RAVEL Introduction and Allegro

RAVEL Mother Goose (Complete)

Fauré’s lilting harmonies tell a story of forbidden love. Our Ravel celebrations continue with a premiere by Benjamin Attahir inspired by Ravel’s sketches for an Arabian Nights ballet. Then, two Ravel gems — the complete Mother Goose, inspired by exotic fairytales, and a beautiful showcase for Principal Harp Valerie Muzzolini.

Ludovic Morlot’s position is generously underwritten as the Judith Fong Conductor Emeritus.

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Create your own

Blockbuster movies deserve blockbuster accompaniment. Mix and match your favorite films, or add to your perfect lineup across concert series!

Children 5 years and older are welcome at all films. No babes in arms.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, AT 7:30PM

DOUBLE FEATURE: BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN & YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Nicholas Buc conductor Seattle Symphony

It’s a good ol’ fashioned double feature at Benaroya Hall. First up is 1935’s spooky Bride of Frankenstein, projected overhead as the Seattle Symphony performs the Franz Waxman score. This film is hilariously referenced in our second feature, Mel Brooks’ comedy classic Young Frankenstein, shown without orchestra accompaniment.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, AT 1 & 8PM

HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS™ PART 2

IN CONCERT WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Norman Huynh conductor

Seattle Symphony

The battle between the good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into an all-out war!

WIZARDING WORLD and all related trademarks, characters, names, and indicia are © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Publishing Rights © JKR.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, AT 4PM

Disney Pixar’s Coco Live-to-Film Concert Tour

BENAROYA HALL PRESENTS

Esin Aydingoz conductor Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de México

AMP presents Disney Pixar’s Coco Live-to-Film Concert on Tour, featuring the complete film with Michael Giacchino’s musical score performed by the 20-member Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de México.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, AT 8PM  SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, AT 8PM  SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, AT 2PM

HOME ALONE

IN CONCERT WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY  SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Sunny Xia conductor  Seattle Symphony

This beloved comedy classic features John Williams’ charming and delightful score performed live by the Seattle Symphony.

Sunny Xia’s position is generously underwritten as the Douglas F. King Associate Conductor.

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Film Festival

FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, AT 8PM  SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, AT 2PM  MARVEL STUDIOS’

BLACK PANTHER

IN CONCERT WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY  SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Anthony Parnther conductor  Massamba Diop African drum  Seattle Symphony

Released in 2018, Black Panther quickly became a cultural phenomenon. Experience this groundbreaking film while the Seattle Symphony performs its Oscar-winning score live.  Massamba Diop’s performances are generously sponsored by the James D. and Sherry Raisbeck Foundation.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, AT 8PM  SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, AT 2PM

LA LA LAND

IN CONCERT WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY  SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Justin Hurwitz conductor  Seattle Symphony

For this special screening, composer Justin Hurwitz joins the Seattle Symphony and conducts his Oscarwinning score as La La Land plays on a big screen above the orchestra.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, AT 7:30PM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, AT 1 & 7:30PM

DISNEY’S FROZEN

IN CONCERT WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY  SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Nicholas Buc conductor

Seattle Symphony

Watch the magic unfold on the big screen as the Seattle Symphony performs the score live.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 6, AT 7:30PM

Baahubali In Concert

WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Constantine Kitsopoulos conductor  Seattle Symphony

Experience India’s biggest box-office smash-hit, Baahubali: The Beginning, on a vast HD screen while the orchestra performs M.M. Keeravani’s epic score, live in-sync with the motion picture. Baahubali: The Beginning tells the story of a young orphan, Shivudu (Prabhas), as he embarks on the journey of a lifetime.

FRIDAY, MARCH 21, AT 8PM

SATURDAY, MARCH 22, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, MARCH 23, AT 2PM

DISNEY’S FANTASIA

IN CONCERT WITH THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY  SEATTLE POPS SERIES

Susie Benchasil Seiter conductor

Seattle Symphony

Disney’s groundbreaking marriage of symphonic music and animation, Fantasia, is back! Magnificent repertoire from the original 1940 version includes Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, all performed by the Seattle Symphony while the film is shown on the big screen.

Presentation Licensed by Disney© Concerts.

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Abel Selaocoe’s 2023 album, Where Is Home (Hae Ke Kae), draws on both European and African influences, its pieces inspired by South African and Tanzanian musical traditions as well as works by J.S. Bach and Giovanni Benedetto Platti.

Abel Selaocoe

February

tenThing Brass Ensemble

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, AT 8PM

SELAOCOE & TCHAIKOVSKY

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Giancarlo Guerrero conductor

Abel Selaocoe cello  Seattle Symphony

JENNIFER HIGDON blue cathedral

ABEL SELAOCOE Qhawe (Hero)

ABEL SELAOCOE Kea Morata (I Love Them So)

ABEL SELAOCOE Lerato (Love)

GIOVANNI SOLLIMA Selections from When We Were Trees

TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5

Following his triumphant debut in 2023, Abel Selaocoe returns with more of his joyous music, fusing cello, body percussion and singing. In the second half, Tchaikovsky conjures despair and exultation in perhaps his best-loved symphony.

Abel Selaocoe’s performances are generously sponsored by Stephen Whyte and Rebecca Ralston.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, AT 7PM

TCHAIKOVSKY UNTUXED

UNTUXED SERIES

Giancarlo Guerrero conductor Seattle Symphony

JENNIFER HIGDON blue cathedral

TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5

Tchaikovsky’s glorious Fifth Symphony remains unsurpassed in its fusion of melody and structure. Jennifer Higdon’s cathartic blue cathedral honors the life of her late brother.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, AT 7:30PM

TENTHING BRASS ENSEMBLE

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

With a diverse and ever-expanding repertoire that spans from Mozart to Weill, Grieg to Bernstein, and Lully to Bartók, the women of tenThing have impressive range and the ability to play virtually anything, new commissions included. This is not a classical concert hooked on staid formality. tenThing’s sound is a stream of living water.

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March

Jan Lisiecki with the Seattle Symphony

THURSDAY, MARCH 13, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, MARCH 14, AT 12 NOON

SATURDAY, MARCH 15, AT 8PM

STRAVINSKY RITE OF SPRING

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Peter Oundjian conductor

Jan Lisiecki piano

Seattle Symphony

BRIAN RAPHAEL NABORS Upon Daybreak (Seattle Symphony Co-commission)

MOZART Piano Concerto No. 22

STRAVINSKY Rite of Spring

Uproar greeted Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, ushering in a musical revolution with its depiction of violence and pagan ritual. A new work by Brian Raphael Nabors celebrates the dawn of peacemaking. Mozart’s 22nd Piano Concerto strikes a balance between storms and blue skies.

Steven Banks

THURSDAY, MARCH 27, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, MARCH 29, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, MARCH 30, AT 2PM

HOLST THE PLANETS: AN HD ODYSSEY

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Xian Zhang conductor

Steven Banks saxophone

Seattle Symphony Chorale

Seattle Symphony

BILLY CHILDS Diaspora (Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra)

HOLST The Planets

Xian Zhang conducts Holst’s The Planets, a symbolic gallery of celestial bodies in our solar system, accompanied by high definition planetary footage captured by NASA. American composer Billy Childs wrote his saxophone concerto for guest soloist

Steven Banks.

Xian Zhang’s performances are generously sponsored by Heidi Charleson and Lou Woodworth.

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A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE. This Family Concert is designed for ages 6–12! p. 26

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Breathtaking, highdefinition imagery from NASA will accompany the Seattle Symphony’s performance of Holst’s The Planets, creating an immersive concert experience.

SCAN TO WATCH

Scan here to watch an excerpt of guest conductor Jonathon Heyward leading the Seattle Symphony in The Planets during the 2018/2019 season.

Principal Flute Demarre McGill

SCAN TO READ

Scan here to read the “Meet the Musicians” profile about Principal Flute Demarre McGill.

April

THURSDAY, APRIL 3, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, APRIL 5, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, APRIL 6, AT 2PM

NOBUYUKI TSUJII PLAYS RACHMANINOV

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Aziz Shokhakimov conductor

Nobuyuki Tsujii piano  Seattle Symphony

RACHMANINOV Piano Concerto No. 3

BRAHMS Symphony No. 4

Nobuyuki Tsujii plays Rachmaninov’s great Piano Concerto No. 3. Brahms’ final symphonic masterpiece, his Fourth Symphony, rounds out the program.

Nobuyuki Tsujii’s performances are generously sponsored by The Nakajima Family.

TUESDAY, APRIL 8, AT 7:30PM

CELLIST JEAN-GUIHEN QUEYRAS & PIANIST ALEXANDER MELNIKOV

IN RECITAL SERIES

Jean-Guihen Queyras cello

Alexander Melnikov piano

Acclaimed duo Queyras and Melnikov perform a program of heavenly Beethoven, brooding Rachmaninov and sinuous Debussy.

THURSDAY, APRIL 10, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, AT 12 NOON

SATURDAY, APRIL 12, AT 8PM

DVOŘÁK NEW WORLD SYMPHONY

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Alexander Shelley conductor

Esther Yoo violin

Seattle Symphony

BARTÓK Romanian Folk Dances

RAYMOND YIU Violin Concerto (U.S. Premiere & Seattle Symphony Co-commission)

DVOŘÁK Symphony No. 9, “From the New World” Dvořak’s “New World” Symphony captures the spirit of the optimistic America that welcomed him. Raymond Yiu’s Violin Concerto also examines the theme of home, inspired by the life of composer Ma Sicong. Performances of Raymond Yiu’s Violin Concerto are generously underwritten by the Richard E. Lang and Jane Lang Davis Living Music Program.

Augustin Hadelich

THURSDAY, APRIL 24, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, APRIL 26, AT 8PM

AUGUSTIN HADELICH PLAYS PROKOFIEV

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Dalia Stasevska conductor  Augustin Hadelich violin  Seattle Symphony

GINASTERA Malambo from Estancia PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 1

REVUELTAS La noche de los Mayas (The Night of the Maya)

The rhythms of Mexico and Argentina are celebrated in one dazzling concert. The Night of the Maya pulsates with a huge percussion ensemble, traditional instruments and full orchestra. Malambo illustrates Argentinian gaucho dance traditions. And Augustin Hadelich brings Prokofiev at his most wickedly daring.

Dalia Stasevska’s performances are generously sponsored by Heidi Charleson and Lou Woodworth.

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FAMILY CONCERTS

DESIGNED FOR CHILDREN AGES 6–12

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Build musical memories with the whole family! Add these dazzling programs to your custom lineup across concert series, or subscribe to the full 4-concert Family Concerts Series.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, AT 11AM

DÍA DE MUERTOS

FAMILY CONCERTS SERIES

Sunny Xia conductor

Rachel Jung violin — 2024/2025 Young Artist

Seattle Symphony

Enjoy a fun-filled family event featuring vibrant Mexican music and composers. Join us in the lobby before the concert as we celebrate the Day of the Dead with colorful festivities and decorated ofrendas dedicated to loved ones.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, AT 11AM

THE SNOWMAN

FAMILY CONCERTS SERIES

Sunny Xia conductor

Lin Tokara violin — 2024/2025 Young Artist Northwest Boychoir, Apprentices  Seattle Symphony

A family tradition! Celebrate the holidays with your family and the classic children’s film The Snowman A young boy builds a snowman that comes to life and takes him on an adventure to the North Pole. This festive concert also includes favorite holiday sing-alongs!

SATURDAY, MARCH 22, AT 11AM

A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE

FAMILY CONCERTS SERIES

Sunny Xia conductor

Ryan Chung piano — 2024/2025 Young Artist

Seattle Symphony

Prepare for liftoff as the orchestra takes a trip into outer space. From the moon to the solar system, this concert will transport your child’s imagination to a galaxy far, far away!

SATURDAY, MAY 3, AT 11AM

Songs and Dances of India

A CELEBRATE ASIA PROJECT

FAMILY CONCERTS SERIES

Vinay Parameswaran conductor

Seattle Symphony

Sing and dance with the orchestra as it performs music from India. From contemporary works by composer Reena Esmail to classic Bollywood songs, this program is sure to bring the whole family together.

Open Captions are provided at all Family Concerts Series performances. Please contact the Ticket Office at tickets@seattlesymphony.org or call 206.215.4747 for appropriate seating locations.

Sunny Xia’s position is generously underwritten as the Douglas F. King Associate Conductor.

The Arakawa Foundation proudly supports the Seattle Symphony’s Community Partnerships for Youth and Education. Additional support is provided by Delta Air Lines.

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SCAN TO WATCH

Scan here to watch Associate Conductor Sunny Xia talking about Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons

Clowes Family Associate

Concertmaster Helen Kim

While studying at the University of Southern California, Associate Concertmaster Helen Kim studied chamber music with fellow violinist Midori. They are both featured this season, Helen on Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons (p. 29) and Midori on Brahms’ Violin Concerto (p. 16).

May

THURSDAY, MAY 1, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, MAY 3, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, MAY 4, AT 2PM

VIVALDI THE FOUR SEASONS

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Sunny Xia conductor

Helen Kim violin

David Gordon trumpet

Nola Richardson soprano

Sarah Larsen mezzo-soprano

Seattle Symphony Chorale

Seattle Symphony

J.S BACH Cantata No. 51, “Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen!”

VIVALDI Gloria

VIVALDI The Four Seasons

Journey to Venice to hear Vivaldi’s immortal work, The Four Seasons, brilliantly rendered for virtuoso violin. Vivaldi’s Gloria adds more joy to the evening, rounded off with Bach’s brilliant cantata for soprano and trumpet.

Sunny Xia’s position is generously underwritten as the Douglas F. King Associate Conductor.

Helen Kim’s position is generously underwritten as the Clowes Family Associate Concertmaster.

David Gordon’s position is generously underwritten as the Boeing Company Principal Trumpet.

THURSDAY, MAY 15, AT 7:30PM

FRIDAY, MAY 16, AT 8PM

TAN DUN CONDUCTS

NU SHU: THE SECRET SONGS OF WOMEN

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Tan Dun conductor

Xavier de Maistre harp

Seattle Symphony

TAN DUN Sound River (U.S. Premiere)

TAN DUN Nu Shu: The Secret Songs of Women

Tan Dun brings two characteristically beautiful and thoughtful works to Seattle. Nu Shu: The Secret Songs of Women was inspired a closely guarded language passed down from mother to daughter among the ethnic Yao women of China. Sound River is a new tribute marking the 700th anniversary of the death of Marco Polo, who famously traded along the Silk Road in China.

FRIDAY, MAY 30, AT 8PM SATURDAY, MAY 31, AT 8PM SUNDAY, JUNE 1, AT 2PM

100 YEARS OF EPIC FILM SCORES

SEATTLE POPS SERIES

Steven Reineke conductor  Seattle Symphony

Led by conductor Steven Reineke, the Seattle Symphony will perform music from classic films through the decades — among them, Nosferatu, King Kong, Lawrence of Arabia, The Godfather, The Avengers and many more.

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DOUBLE FEATURE: BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN & YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN , p. 18

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Tan Dun with the Seattle Symphony

June

THURSDAY, JUNE 5, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, JUNE 7, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, JUNE 8, AT 2PM

HAYDN THE CREATION

SYMPHONIC SERIES

David Robertson conductor

Susanna Phillips soprano

Nicholas Phan tenor

Eric Owens bass

Seattle Symphony Chorale

Seattle Symphony

HAYDN The Creation

This telling of Genesis is a choral gem of the Enlightenment. Haydn delightfully depicts the wonders of Creation — the universe, light and dark, earth and water, and all the charming beasts that populate it.

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HOLST THE PLANETS: AN HD ODYSSEY , p. 22

THURSDAY, JUNE 12, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, JUNE 15, AT 2PM

HILARY HAHN PLAYS BEETHOVEN

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Xian Zhang conductor

Hilary Hahn violin

Seattle Symphony

BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto

PROKOFIEV Symphony No. 5

Superstar Hilary Hahn performs Beethoven as only she can. Prokofiev’s Fifth Symphony depicts a new dawn of optimism for the future. Composed in 1945, it looked to a horizon beyond the devastation of war.

Xian Zhang’s performances are generously sponsored by Heidi Charleson and Lou Woodworth.

THURSDAY, JUNE 19, AT 7:30PM

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, AT 8PM

SUNDAY, JUNE 22, AT 2PM

RAVEL BOLÉRO

SYMPHONIC SERIES

Ludovic Morlot conductor Demarre McGill flute  Seattle Symphony

RAVEL Rapsodie espagnole

SCHULLER Symphony for Brass & Percussion

RAVEL Sites auriculaires

ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL Flute Concerto (West Coast Premiere and Seattle Symphony Co-commission)

RAVEL Boléro

Dive into Maurice Ravel’s wildly famous Boléro, with its unmistakable opening bars — full of steady, persistent drumming and enchanting melodies for solo woodwinds. The orchestra gives the West Coast premiere of Allison Loggins-Hull’s Flute Concerto, bringing Principal Flute Demarre McGill into the spotlight.

Ludovic Morlot’s position is generously underwritten as the Judith Fong Conductor Emeritus.

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REMIX featuring composer & flutist Allison Loggins-Hull, p. 10

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Xian Zhang Hilary Hahn with the Seattle Symphony

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