2019-20 Season
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Single Tickets & Subscriptions
Each year Symphonicity performs five Masterworks concerts. This season, every concert begins with BACH. Along with the Masterworks series, Symphonicity and Ballet Virginia come together to present a Hampton Roads’ holiday tradition: “The Nutcracker.” And of course, no holiday season would be complete without the Annual Messiah Sing-Along. Symphonicity also performs a Lollipop concert to encourage children of all ages to visit the symphony. You won’t want to miss a single concert!
Purchase single individual ticketsFor as little as $19 per concert, season tickets get you more music for your money. Not only do you save 15–20% off the normal ticket price, but you also reserve your seat or section at The Sandler Center for the entire season! This year, Symphonicity offers two options for purchasing subscription tickets: the popular Five-Concert Subscription with added benefits and a brand new Three-Concert Subscription. It's also the best way to support your local symphony orchestra, Symphonicity!
Learn more about subscription tickets View the seating chart$123 Three-Concert
These are located along the sides of the Front Orchestra, Mezzanine and Balcony sections.You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$205 Five-Concert
These are located along the sides of the Front Orchestra, Mezzanine and Balcony sections.You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$87 Three-Concert
These seats are located in the Front Orchestra and Mezzanine areas.You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$145 Five-Concert
These seats are located in the Front Orchestra and Mezzanine areas.You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$68 Three-Concert
These seats are located in the Rear Orchestra or Front Orchestra Side areas.You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$112 Five-Concert
These seats are located in the Rear Orchestra or Front Orchestra Side areas.You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$56 Three-Concert
These seats are located in the Balcony, Rear Orchestra Side areas,
or the First Two Rows in the Front Orchestra section.
You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
$93 Five-Concert
These seats are located in the Balcony, Rear Orchestra Side areas,
or the First Two Rows in the Front Orchestra section.
You will be contacted by phone to designate the exact seat(s) you wish to purchase.
Stay up to date on all the performances happening this season to support your local symphony orchestra!
Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this is the first concert in the "Symphony by the Sea" performances at Neptune’s Park at 31st Street at the Virginia ...
Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this is the second concert in the "Symphony by the Sea" performances at Neptune’s Park at 31st Street at the ...
Each concert of this season begins with the grandfather of western classical music, Johann Sebastian Bach.
The lead violinist with YANNI returns to the Sandler Center! A Bach fantasy provides an introduction until Lindsay Deutsch takes the stage...
Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this concert includes the audience, who will sing the choruses from the Christmas portion of Messiah. Professional singers will perform the solos. This concert is free and open to the public. Choral scores will be available for purchase for $10.
Ballet Virginia joins Symphonicity for a special children’s presentation that will take children on an excursion of sights and sounds beginning ...
Beginning with Bach's "Little Fugue," this mini-musical plot gives way to some of the biggest stories of all time.
The sad mode of C minor of Bach's Passacaglia moves through time to the happier sound of C major in Sibelius's 7th Symphony.
The final chapter explores springtime with songs of nature, including Bach's "Sheep May Safely Graze" and Dvořák’s "In the Realm" Overture.
