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The Boston Philharmonic Presents: WEBER / BEETHOVEN / BRAHMS
Groupmuse Night Out

The Boston Philharmonic Presents: WEBER / BEETHOVEN / BRAHMS

Symphony Hall

Sun, October 11, at 3:00 PM, EDT
(Ticket sales close Oct 9, 12:00 PM EDT)

Purchase tickets $16-$30 tickets
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51 of 51 tickets still available
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This is a Groupmuse Night Out

Explore the wider world of music outside Groupmuse with exclusive discounts to local concerts.

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Tickets will be available at the Will Call window in the lobby of Symphony Hall. Seating is assigned.

For all 2026-27 Boston Philharmonic Concerts:
Premium Tier Seats are worth $75 or more.
Middle Tier Seats are priced typically around $60, but may range from $40-74.
Economy Tier Seats typically cost between $30-35.

THREE MASTERS. ONE VERY SERIOUS AFTERNOON.

The Boston Philharmonic opens with Weber’s Der Freischütz Overture, then hands the stage to violinist Guy Braunstein for Beethoven’s extraordinary Violin Concerto in D—a work often regarded as the summit of the violin repertoire. At the helm is Benjamin Zander, leading an ambitious program that culminates in BrahmsFourth Symphony, the final symphony of his compositional life and a work the Boston Philharmonic has returned to again and again over the past five decades.

It’s a program about musical maturity, virtuosity, and three composers who knew exactly how much could be said with an orchestra. Join us at Symphony Hall on Sunday, October 11 at 3pm (with a 1:45pm guide to the music) for an afternoon of Weber, Beethoven, and Brahms—and experience this remarkable program with Groupmuse Nights Out discounted tickets.

🔹 Arrive early for a special “Guide to the Music” with conductor Benjamin Zander at 1:45 PM—free with your ticket!

Children over age 8 are welcomed.

What's the music?

Guy Braunstein Violin

WEBER | Der Freishütz Overture
(10 minutes)

BEETHOVEN | violin concerto in d
(42 minutes)

BRAHMS | Symphony no. 4
(39 minutes)

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