Bronfman performs
Brahms First
Piano Concerto
February 2 Thur evening
February 3 Fri evening
February 4 Sat evening
Yefim Bronfman performs Brahms's First Piano Concerto, filled with youthful daring and impetuous energy. The program also features a recent work by Kaija Saariaho and Mozart's Symphony No. 39.
1112 Series:
PNC Musical Rainbows
Get your 3 to 6 year olds singing and clapping while Cleveland Orchestra musicians and guests perform kid-friendly tunes and introduce them to instruments of the orchestra. Hear our next regular program of "Spectacular Strings."
Spectacular Strings
February 10 Fri at 10 a.m.
February 11 Sat at 10 a.m.
February 11 Sat at 11 a.m.
Pierre Boulez conducts
Mahler's Seventh and
Night Songs by Schubert
February 9 Thur evening
February 11 Sat evening
February 12 Sun afternoon
Former principal conductor Pierre Boulez returns to lead two weekends of concerts, including this program featuring Mahler's Seventh Symphony and choral songs about night by Franz Schubert.
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Pierre Boulez
conducts Stravinsky
February 16 Thur evening
February 17 Fri evening
February 18 Sat evening
Pierre-Laurent Aimard presents Bartok's masterful First Piano Concerto as Pierre Boulez leads a second week of concerts with The Cleveland Orchestra, featuring four 20th-century works.
Arabella Steinbacher plays
Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto
February 23 Thurs evening
February 24 Fri morning
February 25 Sat evening
Violinist Arabella Steinbacher plays Mendelssohn's popular concerto in evening concerts led by Marek Janowski. The weekend's performances also features Schubert's majestic Symphony in C-major, nicknamed "The Great."
1112 Celebrity Series
Save 33% with a Celebrity Series subscription to the 2011-12 Season at Severance Hall. Featuring renowned musicians in concert with The Cleveland Orchestra. Two concerts remain, including Charlie Chaplin's City Lights and John Pizzarelli. More about the series.
Mar 31 Chaplin's City Lights
Apr 10 John Pizzarelli
The Season
Is Waiting for You!
The Orchestra's 2011-12 Season contniues from Winter into Spring! And there's still time to purchase a money-saving series subscription so you can savor the music all year long.
