Gifts made by Seattle Symphony supporters enable us to bring extraordinary concerts to the stages of Benaroya Hall. Donors at the Supporting Friend level ($25/month or $300+) and above are eligible for a two-for-one ticket discount, and Sustaining Friends ($50/month or $600+) and above also receive two complimentary concert tickets each season.
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The following concert series are eligible for the two-for-one ticket offer. When purchasing tickets online, the discount will be automatically applied as 50% off up to two tickets in the shopping cart. Donors at the Supporting Friend level and above receive up to two tickets at this special discount each season.
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Virtuosic soloists and sublime moments. From all-time favorites to contemporary classics, our signature Symphonic Series takes you on a musical adventure of unforgettable music at Benaroya Hall.
Discount is subject to availability.
Symphonic music meets pop culture with all your favorite tunes from movies, TV and the Billboard charts.
Discount valid for Friday concerts only. Offer excludes all Holiday Pops concerts. Discount is subject to availability.
In this self-curated series, Seattle Symphony musicians select exciting and challenging works to perform together in small chamber groups.
Discount is subject to availability.
Donors at the Sustaining Friend level and above also receive two complimentary tickets to a concert each season. When purchasing tickets online, the discount will be automatically applied in the shopping cart.
Learn more about the available concert selections below.
Conductor Emeritus Ludovic Morlot returns for a program featuring three orchestral works from three different centuries.
Using Mozart’s piano sonatas as inspiration, Paul Lewis shines a spotlight on Chopin and Schubert in his Benaroya Hall debut.
Enjoy a frightfully fun concert of musical treats, from fa-boo-lous new works to spooky old classics.
Epidemiologist and National Geographic Explorer Ryan Carney reveals the incredible stories of nature’s vampires.
The traditional folk music of southern Poland pervades Szymanowski’s Second Violin Concerto, performed by Leila Josefowicz.
Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Muhammed Muheisen pursues his photography with the belief that an image can change the world.
Music Director Xian Zhang conducts scintillating Spanish and South American rhythms featuring Concertmaster Noah Geller.
The world is alive with sound, and acoustic biologist and National Geographic Explorer Ben Mirin makes sure we never miss a beat.
Nature is taking over Benaroya Hall! From rumbling thunderstorms to sunny melodies, the musical forecast calls for adventure.
Charlie Chaplin directed and starred in the madcap silent film Modern Times, widely considered to be his greatest work.
Even thousands of years after its demise, the Roman Empire captivates us, and the ancient city of Pompeii is the place to understand it all.
Conductor Hugh Wolff returns after 25 years, joined by international star and beloved Tacoma-area mezzo-soprano J’Nai Bridges.
Music Director Xian Zhang opens the Nature in Music Festival with musical visions of nature, from the literal to the symbolic.
We go on assignment with conservation biologist and National Geographic Explorer Jonathan Kolby to discover incredible abilities.
Tragedy, despair, terror and violence come to a triumphant conclusion in Shostakovich’s 10th Symphony, written after Stalin’s death.
Cellist Alisa Weilerstein and pianist Inon Barnatan celebrate 20 years of performing together.
We go on assignment with paleontologist and National Geographic Explorer Tyler Lyson to witness the collapse of the dinosaur dynasty.
Join Music Director Xian Zhang on a lyrical journey that encourages us to hear Brahms in a new way.
All tickets are subject to availability. Limit one of each discount per eligible household. These offers may not be combined with other offers or discounts.
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