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Sydney Symphony Winter Warmers Sale

Warm up with 20% off 2024 concerts*

Let the world’s most beautiful music warm you this winter, with 20% off A–C Reserve tickets* on selected Sydney Symphony 2024 Season concerts.

Grab some of the hottest tickets with brilliant guest artists and monumental works and composers with the world-class musicians of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Feel the power of the iconic blast of the horns with Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony, or be swept away with the skill of Grammy award-winning violinist Augustin Hadelich as he performs Mendelssohn’s exquisite Violin Concerto and enjoy one of the most celebrated interpreters of Chopin, Ingrid Fliter when she performs Chopin’s Piano Concerto No.1 with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Don’t miss this limited-time only offer this Winter. Offer ends 31 August 2024.

HOW TO PURCHASE

  1. Choose a concert from our 2024 Season*
  2. Enter the promo code: WINTER in your cart to receive this offer
  3. Select any A–C Reserve ticket/s
  4. The discount will be applied in your cart

Concerts included in this promotion

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra with Jess Gillam

18 & 19 July

Jess Gillam brings her vivid and bright playing to Michael Nyman’s ' Where the Bee Dances ', losing herself in its swirling drive. Don’t miss this exuberant and entirely original performer.

Wata: a gathering for songmen, improvising soloists and orchestra

24 July

In one of the most innovative and energising works for 2024, composer and pianist Paul Grabowsky brings the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Yolŋu songmen Daniel Ngukurr Boy Wilfred and David Yipininy Wilfred together in a work that celebrates the musical traditions of the Ngukurr people in Arnhem Land.

Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony

2 & 3 August

The iconic blast of the horns at the beginning of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony is the first of many power-packed moments in this program of dramatic contrasts.

Augustin Hadelich performs Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto

7–10 August

Violin sensation Augustin Hadelich returns with Mendelssohn’s exquisite Violin Concerto, led by Chief Conductor Simone Young.

Augustin Hadelich and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra

15 August

One of the most exciting violinists performing today, Augustin Hadelich has created a rich concert experience displaying the virtuosity demanded across the centuries, with this selection of truly captivating pieces for violin.

Eumeralla, A War Requiem for Peace by Deborah Cheetham Fraillon

11 September

Experience the colossal sound of ' Eumeralla' in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall in this milestone Sydney premiere. With a full symphony orchestra and massed choirs, Cheetham Fraillon has created a musical work that is a compelling call for peace and reconciliation.

Karen Gomyo performs Dvořák's Violin Concerto

14 & 15 September

Romance emerges in every tempo. It can be swift and bold, or a slow burn. Sometimes it is thrillingly insistent, as in the opening movement of Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony.

Donald Runnicles conducts the Duruflé Requiem

20 & 21 September

Sir Donald Runnicles is a master concert-maker. His concerts are always fascinating combinations – and here he conducts three beautiful French masterpieces by Claude Debussy and Maurice Duruflé.

Donald Runnicles conducts Mahler’s Fourth Symphony

25–28 September

Mahler’s Fourth Symphony is full of radiance and beauty, brimming with a unique blend of sweetness and innocence. Across four breathtaking movements, Donald Runnicles will once again create a vivid, spellbinding musical picture.

Transfigured Night

10 October

Beginning at sunset, this vivid program of three brilliant chamber pieces captures the sensuous depth and drama of night, directed here by our Concertmaster Andrew Haveron. Make sure you’re part of this intriguing showcase of extraordinary music and talent at the City Recital Hall.

George Gershwin's An American in Paris

17 & 18 October

The Roaring Twenties was a time of heady optimism in Paris. Artists and composers of every genre flocked to the city, and this melting pot of influences saw rules broken and every boundary gleefully crossed in pursuit of new and exciting styles of music and art.

Elgar’s Enigma Variations

25 & 26 October

The rich orchestration, the expressive range, those stirring, swelling chords in the 'Nimrod' movement raise every goosebump. There are few moments like it.

Nobuyuki Tsujii in Recital

28 October

Nobuyuki Tsujii is ‘the definition of virtuosity’ (The Observer). Winner of the prestigious Van Cliburn Piano Competition at just 20, this acclaimed pianist has been blind since birth and learns scores by ear, giving him an intimate and unique connection to every piece he performs.

Ingrid Fliter performs Chopin

30 October–2 November

Chopin’s glittering First Piano Concerto captures the powerful feelings of youth. Conducted by Eduardo Strausser, our soloist is the phenomenal Ingrid Fliter. One of the world’s most celebrated interpreters of Chopin, she lands every captivating moment.

Simone Young conducts Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony

8 & 9 November

Simone Young presents three masterpieces that defined their eras and looked forward to the next.

Vasily Petrenko conducts The Rite of Spring

27–30 November

From its compelling rhythmic drive to its stunning, awesome soundworld, 'The Rite of Spring' continues to electrify more than a century after its premiere. And Vasily Petrenko, the celebrated music director of the Royal Philharmonic, is the work’s ideal interpreter.
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*Offer only available on A–C Reserve tickets and selected concerts. Offer excludes Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony, The Symphonic World of Dance, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, How to Train Your Dragon in Concert, The Cat Empire with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Simone Young conducts Die Walküre and Home Alone in Concert. Not available in conjunction with any other offer. Offer ends 31/08/24.