Composer

Shostakovich’s Fifth unleashes big tunes and white-hot intensity, plus Beethoven’s majestic Third Piano Concerto.

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On Tour in Beijing

National Centre for the Performing Arts

Star pianist Peter Jablonski returns for a guest performance with the Gothenburg Symphony. This time, one of Prokofiev’s most demanding and playful piano concertos is in his brilliant hands. Beethoven's Eroica concludes. Conductor: Jukka-Pekka Saraste.

Prokofiev with Peter Jablonski

Göteborgs Konserthus

Three of our very own RBC tutors launch our Beethoven season with two iconic pieces of chamber music – his early second sonata for piano and cello, and a middle-period masterpiece whose hauntingly beautiful central movement gave the ‘Ghost’ Trio its name.

RBC Faculty Recital: Beethoven

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Benjamin Britten’s Sea Interludes from his hit opera Peter Grimes conclude with a violent storm. Here the tragic hero’s vision of happiness and inner peace is swept away by a final outburst from the orchestra. At the Deutsche Symphonie-Orchester Berlin’s concert conducted by Simone Young, they are followed by the Adagio from Gustav Mahler’s unfinished 10th Symphony: a “tornado of life” (Jens Malte Fischer) that was written in one of the deepest crises that the composer suffered in the last summer of his life. Oscillating layers dominate the soundscape of Sappho/ Bioluminescence by the Australian composer Liza Lim, before the evening ends with Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5.

Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin I

Berliner Philharmoniker

Whether performing for a classroom of children or for billions of viewers at the 2026 Olympics, pianist Lang Lang’s mission is simple: create shared musical experiences that inspire and unite. It’s that desire to forge deep connections through music that’s made him one of the world’s most beloved pianists.

Lang Lang in Recital

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Part performance, part guided tour, this unique event offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Beethoven’s music works.

Listen to This: Discover Beethoven

Sydney Opera House

 G G G, E flat … This short motif, among the most memorable in the history of music, opens Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. Often associated, apocryphally, with the image of ‘fate knocking at the door’, these four notes became, for the composer, the driving force behind countless dramatic effects, by turns tempestuous, lyrical, playful or triumphant.

Beethoven Freedom & Fate

BOZAR

Each performance of the award-winning Borromeo String Quartet strengthens its reputation as one of the most important ensembles of our time. Admired and sought after for both its fresh interpretations of the classical music canon and its championing of works by 20th and 21st century composers, the ensemble has been hailed for its “edge-of-the- seat performances,” by the Boston Globe, which called it “simply the best.”

BORROMEO STRING QUARTET with HENRY KRAMER, piano

Maverick Concert Hall

Severance Music Center

An exhilirating opening night performance featuring GRAMMY®-nominated pianist Han Chen delivering Beethoven’s First Piano Concerto, and the orchestral powerhouse of Dvorak’s mighty Seventh Symphony.

Season Opener

ArcBest Corporation Performing Arts Center - Fort Smith

The opening four notes of Beethoven’s famous Fifth Symphony etched a permanent rhythm onto humanity’s consciousness. After those stormy opening notes, Beethoven leads listeners from a struggle with fate to a radiant victory through his music in one of classical music’s most triumphant works. To open the program, FWSO Music Director Robert Spano conducts another dramatic work by Beethoven, the Egmont Overture, before the 2025 Van Cliburn Piano Competition winner Aristo Sham plays Mozart’s delightful Piano Concerto No. 23.

Opening Weekend: Beethoven's Fifth

Sundance Square

Johann Sebastian Bach’s timeless art, Beethoven’s readiness to demolish the boundaries of convention and the young Schubert’s debt to Beethoven provide the threads that bind Víkingur Ólafsson’s compelling programme. The superstar Icelandic pianist follows his spellbinding performances of Bach’s Goldberg Variations at Wigmore Hall in 2025, acclaimed by The Times as ‘breathtaking’ in its five-star review, with works charged with the power to beguile and, in the case of Bach’s Partita and Beethoven’s Op. 109, shock with their sheer audacity and inventive brilliance.

Víkingur Ólafsson piano

Wigmore Hall

Brothers in Harmony brings the Philharmonia Orchestra together with brothers Kevin and Carey Tan for a distinctive evening at Cadogan Hall, pairing two of the most celebrated piano concertos in the repertoire with bold, original symphonic works.

The programme features Beethoven’s ‘Emperor’ Piano Concerto and Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 2, performed by pianist Kevin Tan, alongside two large-scale symphonies by award-winning composer Carey Tan: The Cries of War and The Rise & Fall of AI Humanity. Carey Tan also joins the orchestra on marimba in his own symphonies, adding a vivid colour to the orchestral sound world.

Brothers in Harmony: Where Beethoven & Rachmaninov Meet New Voices

Cadogan Hall

Pittsfield, MA

South Mountain Concerts

Stresa Festival 2026: Le Concerto

Stresa Convention Center

Gothenburg’s own violin star Ava Bahari is back, presenting a heartfelt and engaging programme together with pianist Nathanaël Gouin. Among other works, we hear Beethoven’s challenging Kreutzer Sonata.

Beethoven with Ava Bahari

Stenhammarsalen

“An artist of extraordinary magnetism” (Daily Telegraph), Yorkshire pianist Sarah Beth Briggs has enjoyed a distinguished career both on stage and in the recording studio. She returns to the Playhouse for an afternoon of glittering piano favourites.

Piano Classics

Sheffield Theatres

Vilde Frang is soloist for Beethoven’s deeply moving Violin Concerto while Tchaikovsky navigates anguish and triumph.

On Tour in Bonn

Beethovenhalle

This season's opening concert might well be heard as an echo of the Prague Philharmonia's long-awaited 2026 US tour, one that took the orchestra to three states and culminated in a phenomenally successful debut at New York's Carnegie Hall. Under the baton of music director Emmanuel Villaume, for this very special evening the orchestra welcomes another of its US touring partners, outstanding Canadian violin talent Blake Pouliot.

Martinů. Barber. Beethoven

Rudolfinum

After previously choreographing two movements of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony in the ruins of Delphi, Sasha Waltz, Germany’s most prominent choreographer since Pina Bausch, took the entire score as the starting point for a new performance by 14 dancers.

Beethoven 7

La Monnaie - De Munt

The Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra's journey through Mahler's symphonies with chief conductor Fabio Luisi has over the past decade created some of the most moving moments in the orchestra's history, and for this season opening, they will look together at Mahler from his most peaceful and clear-headed side.

Luisi & Mahler's 4.

DR Koncerthuset

Festival tour BBC Proms, LondonFestival

Royal Albert Hall

She was born in 1941, he in 1989: two generations stand between the legendary pianist Martha Argerich and the young Israeli maestro Lahav Shani — yet when they meet, sparks fly. When they first appeared together in Tel Aviv in 2019, with Beethoven’s Second Piano Concerto, the applause seemed endless. Since then, they have made music together regularly: she at the keyboard and he on the podium. Or even in recitals for two pianos, or for four hands in encores — for Shani is himself a pianist of distinction. 

Munich Philharmonic | Lahav Shani | Martha Argerich

KKL Luzern Concert Hall

Festival tour Edinburgh International Festival

Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Experience ‘the world’s greatest orchestra’ (LA Times) performing with award-winning soloist Augustin Hadelich in the closing concert of their residency.

Berliner Philharmoniker: Closing Concert

Usher Hall

Enjoy the very best of classical music with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra – Sweden’s National Orchestra. Bring a friend to Götaplatsen and experience Beethoven’s iconic Fifth Symphony with Stephanie Childress! Free admission.

Göteborgskalaset: Summer Concert with the Gothenburg Symphony

Göteborgskalaset

Finland has only 5,5 million inhabitants — a good third fewer than Switzerland — yet it keeps astonishing the music world with a steady stream of outstanding new talent. Central Europe can only marvel. The conductor leading the fabulous Concertgebouw Orchestra when it comes to Lucerne this summer is also a Finn: 40-year-old Santtu-Matias Rouvali, Chief Conductor of London’s Philharmonia Orchestra.

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra | Santtu-Matias Rouvali | Víkingur Ólafsson

When a violinist makes a debut with a top orchestra like the Berliner Philharmoniker, it’s no easy task. After all, seated around them are more than two dozen violinists who often perform as soloists themselves — and who listen with correspondingly sharp ears. All the more remarkable, then, was Augustin Hadelich’s first appearance with the “Berliners” in 2021: the wish to perform with him actually came from within the orchestra itself — a true badge of honor.

Berliner Philharmoniker | Kirill Petrenko | Augustin Hadelich

Festival tour Lucerne Festival

Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre

Pierre-Laurent Aimard – ‘one of the most essential keyboard advocates of our era’ (The Guardian) – enjoyed a close professional partnership and friendship with pianist and composer Alfred Brendel. In the third of our Brendel tribute recitals, he offers a characteristically imaginative programme of works close to both their hearts.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard

The Queen's Hall

Join us for an inspiring afternoon of orchestral music, spanning the drama of Beethoven, the craftsmanship of Elizabeth Maconchy and the lyrical charm of EJ Moeran.

BBC Radio 3 Concert: Heroism, Elegance and Discovery

Ulster Hall

It only takes four notes to recognize Beethoven’s iconic Fifth Symphony. It’s defiant, ferocious, and instantly unforgettable. Anna Handler, a former Dudamel Fellow and incoming Conductor-in-Residence, returns to the Hollywood Bowl to unleash its liberating forces, pairing one of classical music’s most legendary statements with one of Beethoven’s rarely heard gems: the Triple Concerto.

Beethoven’s Fifth with Anna Handler

Hollywood Bowl

Grammy Award-winning pianist Víkingur Ólafsson performs Bach keyboard pieces and Beethoven sonatas.

Víkingur Ólafsson plays Bach & Beethoven

Grammy Award-winning pianist Víkingur Ólafsson has described Johann Sebastian Bach as ‘the musical love of my life’. His dedication to the composer’s works led him to embark on an epic tour in 2023, performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations almost 100 times.

A Night at the Symphony

Taft High School

Enjoy all the sounds of a symphony orchestra in two pop-up concerts at Frölunda Torg! Experience Beethoven's Fate Symphony, one of the greatest classics in the music world. Free entry.

Pop Up with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

Frölunda Torg

Come and enjoy all the sounds of a symphony orchestra when the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra visits Kulturhuset Hav & Land in Hunnebostrand. A pop-up concert in late summer where we get to experience the powerful Fate Symphony by Beethoven, with its famous opening where fate knocks on the door.

Pop Up in Hunnebostrand with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

Sea and Land Cultural Center

High Festival Level

Imperial Baths

Join us in celebrating Gustavo Dudamel’s legacy as LA Phil Music & Artistic Director at the Hollywood Bowl! After 17 years of pushing the boundaries of classical music and exploring genres of all kinds, Dudamel leads a program that represents his belief in the life-changing power of music.

Celebrating Gustavo at the Bowl: Beethoven 9

Come and enjoy all the sounds of a symphony orchestra when the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra visits Jubileumsteatern in Mariestad on the shores of Lake Vänern. A pop-up concert in late summer where we get to experience the powerful Fate Symphony by Beethoven, with its famous opening where fate knocks on the door.

Pop Up in Mariestad with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

Karlsholme Folkets Park

For the first time, we return for a second concert in Newport with chamber music by Rozsa, Bernstein, Beethoven, Milhaud, and Newport’s own Ernest Bloch.

Coastal Crosswinds

Pacific Maritime Heritage Center

Join British pianist Beatrice Nicholas for a night where classical meets swing. BEATRICE jumps effortlessly from Beethoven to boogie, giving Chopin and Liszt a swinging, jazz-infused twist in a celebration of 1930s African American women composers and artists such as Hazel Scott, Lil Hardin Armstrong, Florence Price, and Margaret Bonds.

Beatrice Nicholas

Ronnie Scott's

For the second of their three appearances this season, baritone Benjamin Appl and pianist Simon Lepper perform Schubert’s profoundly moving, posthumously assembled and published song cycle Schwanengesang (Swan Song). To open the program, pianist Kirill Gerstein, violinist William Hagen, and cellist Peter Stumpf play one of Beethoven’s most extraordinary works: the groundbreaking Archduke Trio, written toward the end of the composer’s famous “heroic” era.

Beethoven & Schubert

Lensic Performing Arts Center

Discover the magic of classical music in this joyful concert for children and their grown-ups.

Family Concert

Gustavo Dudamel leads musicians from YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles) and Scotland’s Big Noise, a music education and social change program that works intensively with children, young people, and families within targeted communities, in a family concert program of high-energy selections.

Edinburgh International Festival: Family Concert

Program Ten • A Lasting Influence: Mozart’s Legacy

Fisher Center at Bard

Hailed by New York Classical Review for her “enchanting” performances, the Swiss-French clarinetist Yasmina Spiegelberg is the laureate of several international and national competitions, including the Rotary International Competition Madrid Velazquez, the Frances Walton Seattle Competition, and the USC Concerto Competition. She is an alum of Ensemble Connect, the resident ensemble of Carnegie Hall, and has appeared at Avaloch Farm Music Institute, the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival, Caramoor, Chelsea Music Festival, GatherNYC, Madison Square Garden, North Country Chamber Players, Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, Rocket City New Music, Tanglewood, TIME:SPANS Festival, and Yellowbarn.

Yasmina Spiegelberg, clarinet; Eleni Katz, bassoon; David Byrd-Marrow, horn; Yura Lee, violin; Natalie Loughran, viola; Oliver Herbert, cello; Nina Bernat, bass

The Domo

The LA Phil returns to the Festival with their superstar conductor Gustavo Dudamel after their 2019 Festival performance triumphantly filled out Tynecastle Stadium. Both a classical and pop-culture phenomenon, Dudamel was the first classical artist to perform in the Super Bowl half-time show. With the orchestra itself being described as ‘the most important orchestra in America’ by the New York Times, together with Dudamel they make an unstoppable, Grammy Award-winning partnership.

Beethoven 6 & Adès

The LA Phil and conductor Gustavo Dudamel contrast Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ symphony with Thomas Adès’s Dante.

Murten Classics: Bitte um Frieden

Schloss Murten

Giancarlo Guerrero brings the 2026 season to an epic close with none other than Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, a musical affirmation of humanity on a grand scale. To conclude our season-long celebration of American music, the program begins with Julia Wolfe’s raucous Liberty Bell and Michael Daugherty’s monumental Mount Rushmore.

Beethoven Symphony No. 9

Millennium Park

Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy begins with a dramatic piano solo, performed by the festival’s director, before Cristian Măcelaru takes up the baton. The Vienna Singverein delicately enters and everyone rises together to the anthemic conclusion.

Grafenegg: Beethoven and Orff with Cristian Măcelaru

Grafenegg Wolkenturm

Music from Salem brings together musicians of international reputation to prepare and perform chamber music in the peace and beauty of rural Washington County, New York, and environs. Chamber music is classical music written for a small group of performers, and includes a range of styles, from the 18th century to today. Music from Salem also leads educational workshops and conducts violin, viola, and cello seminars for emerging young artists.

Music From Salem August Summer Concert

Hubbard Hall - Center for the Arts and Education

The Grammy Award-winning partnership of Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil are joined by singers from the ‘perennially superb’ (New Yorker) LA Master Chorale for the first concert of their International Festival residency, filled with rhythmic vitality and sonic beauty.

Beethoven 7 & Ortiz

Bask in the brilliance of Beethoven with the National Symphony Orchestra, under its esteemed music director Gianandrea Noseda, and Wolf Trap Opera artists. This all-Beethoven program opens with the Handel-inspired overture to The Consecration of the House and his rarely performed Elegiac Song before concluding with Beethoven’s Ninth, the symphony by which all others are measured. The cosmic drama of this colossal masterwork—its grand, emotional melodies and the tremendous closing “Ode to Joy”—reminds us why Beethoven’s final symphony resounds as loudly today as it did two centuries ago.

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony

Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts

Copland Appalachian Spring, Beethoven Symphony No. 7, and Rountree For Martha (Variations on a Theme of Leonard Bernstein) Featuring Martha Graham Dance Company

Tanglewood Music Center

The Grammy Award-winning partnership of Gustavo Dudamel, the LA Phil and singers from the ‘perennially superb’ (New Yorker) Los Angeles Master Chorale for the first concert of their International Festival residency, filled with rhythmic vitality and sonic beauty.

Triumph Over Melancholy

Lincoln City Cultural Center

Murten Classics: Freiheitsdrang. Beethoven, Schulhoff

Landmarks’ 25th Anniversary season concludes with a celebratory program featuring Saint-Saëns’ majestic “Organ Symphony” and Beethoven’s triumphant Leonore Overture No. 3. Presented in partnership with the Esplanade Association, the concert also includes Respighi’s Fountains of Rome and Mendelssohn’s The Hebrides, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening of music in this jewel of a public park.

Organ Symphony & Fountains of Rome

Hatch Memorial Shell

Revolución diamantina is Gabriela Ortiz’s bold response to the 2019 feminist uprising around Mexico’s epidemic of violence against women. Named after an event where protesters threw pink glitter at Mexico City’s chief of police to denounce the rape of a woman by local officers, “Ortiz’s atmospheric, percussion-rich score fizzes with a sense of restless unease” (BBC Music Magazine).

BBC Proms: Beethoven 7 & Ortiz

The 41st Weekday Afternoon Concert

Tokyo Opera City Tower

Noted for its blissful introduction, birdsong via woodwinds, and rumbling thunder of cellos, Beethoven’s “Pastoral” Symphony embodies the calming charm of the countryside. In a letter to one of his beloved pupils, he wrote, “How happy I am to be able to wander among the bushes and grass, under trees and over rocks, no man can love the country as I love it.”

BBC Proms: Beethoven and Adès

Festa Summer MUZA KAWASAKI 2026

MUZA Kawasaki

Conductor and composer Jason Max Ferdinand formed his choir to champion Black excellence through an eclectic range of choral literature. Founded during the pandemic, the Jason Max Ferdinand Singers have fast gained international renown for their ‘bold, impassioned sound’ (The Guardian). Following their Festival debut in All Rise, they present a wide-ranging and emotionally potent programme in this more intimate performance.

Jason Max Ferdinand Singers

GTMF Concertmaster Madeline Adkins performs Korngold’s lush, film-inspired Violin Concerto before the Festival Orchestra concludes the program with Beethoven’s eternal and appropriately cinematic ode to nature, the “Pastoral” Symphony No. 6.

Festival Orchestra: Beethoven & Korngold

Jackson Hole High School

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look as Sir Donald Runnicles and the orchestra rehearse for the weekend Festival Orchestra concerts with violinist Madeline Adkins.

Open Rehearsal: Beethoven & Korngold

Contrasting string quartets by Kevin Lau and Beethoven highlight the emotional range of every Grand Teton Music Festival chamber music setting.

Benoliel Chamber Music Series: From the Heart

The Fortuny Trio makes its debut at the Perelada Festival coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the formation, consolidated as one of the most solid and personal proposals of its generation. Formed by Joel Bardolet, Pau Codina and Marc Heredia, the trio has built its own language that combines rigor, complicity and a lively look at the repertoire.

Trio Fortuny

Església del Carme

Janáček’s Kreutzer Sonata—which takes its name and inspiration from Tolstoy’s novella, which in turn took its own inspiration from Beethoven’s sonata—opens this passionate program, which includes Weinberg’s Shostakovich-inspired Fourth Violin Sonata and Beethoven’s sophisticated and innovative Septet, an early composition that remained an inescapable hit throughout the composer’s life.

Beethoven & Janáček

New Mexico Museum of Art

Pianist Haochen Zhang, who won the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition at the age of 19 and has been described as “an artist of rare talent” by Gramophone, gives a solo recital featuring two emotional piano sonatas: Schumann’s first, a deeply personal work that the composer dedicated to his future wife, Clara Wieck, and Beethoven’s next-to-last, which the French composer Vincent d’Indy described as “an exertion of will to banish suffering.”

Haochen Zhang Piano Recital

The Dalí Quartet is acclaimed for bringing Latin American quartet repertoire to an equal standing alongside the Classical and Romantic canon. Tours of its Classical Roots, Latin Soul programming have reached enthusiastic audiences across the U.S., Canada and South America. Its fresh approach has been sought out by distinguished series in New York, Buffalo, Toronto, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Los Angeles, San Diego, Boston, Clevaland, Seattle, San Juan and countless communities beyond. The quartet has been called upon for return engagements at Bravo!Vail Music Festival, National Gallery of Art, Friends of Chamber Music in Portland, Chamber Music Tulsa, the Slee Beethoven Cycle Series, the SA’OAXACA International Music Festival in México, among others. Other recent appearances include the Virginia Arts Festival, Princeton University Summer Chamber Concerts, Maverick Concerts, and the east coast premiere of Anna Clyne’s Quarter Days, Concerto for String Quartet and Chamber Orchestra, co-commissioned by the Harrisburg Symphony, and the world premiere of Roydon Tse’s work for string quartet and full orchestra with the Annapolis Symphony.

Dalí Quartet

The Chapel Restoration

The Danish String Quartet made its debut at the Copenhagen Summer Festival in 2002. The group is known for its performances of classical music as well as its own renditions of traditional Nordic folk music. The quartet has also worked with an extensive range of contemporary Scandinavian composers.

Danish String Quartet

The love for music is in Czech genes. There is good reason for the saying: Every Czech is a musician. Czech musicians are rightly considered to be the absolute best in the interpretation of classical music in the world. Do you want to meet them live?Come to a concert of the Prague Music Orchestra chamber ensemble, which originated in the beginning of the 21st century and is one of the most renowned Czech musical ensembles today. It is distinguished by a unique, cultivated sound and it is a representative of highly appreciated interpretation art.

Beethoven & Mozart in the Municipal House

Municipal House

AHE presents a stunning program of string quartets from late 18th Century Bohemian Vienna including works dedicated to Beethoven’s Bohemian patron - Lobkowitz.

Divine Bohemians

Berry Uniting Church

Bowral Memorial Hall

ACO On The Pier

National Gallery of Australia

Pianist Nicolas Namoradze, winner of the 2018 Honens International Piano Competition, gives a recital featuring Ravel’s exquisitely restrained Pavane pour une infante défunte; a lesser-known and wonderfully original sonata by Beethoven; Scriabin’s seaside-inspired Sonata No. 2 in G-sharp Minor, Op. 19; and music from Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloé ballet score, which Stravinsky called “one of the most beautiful products of all French music.”

Nicolas Namoradze Piano Recital

A sacred masterpiece – Beethoven’s radiant Mass in C speaks from the heart and is a beautiful, deeply personal contemplation of the divine.

Three Choirs Festival: Beethoven Mass in C

Gloucester Cathedral

A truly exceptional pianist of huge nuance, expression and communicative abilities returns to this year’s festival with a recital at Merton College Chapel bookended by Beethoven. Isata Kanneh-Mason plays the composer’s iconic Moonlight and Waldstein sonatas while also bringing us the striking imagery and technical virtuosity of Ravel’s Gaspard de la nuit. After that come two works by one of the most imaginative and original composers working today Dobrinka Tabakova, including another moon-themed work – her luminous depiction of a lunar phenomenon from darkness to shine to settled glow, Halo.

Isata Kanneh-Mason

Merton College

In this highly anticipated duo recital, Peter Wiley—the former cellist for the legendary Guarneri Quartet and Beaux Arts Trio—and pianist Anna Polonsky—whom The Wall Street Journal said "awes" audiences with her playing—perform two gorgeous 19th-century works: Beethoven’s groundbreaking A-major Sonata (considered by many to be the best of his five cello sonatas) and Mendelssohn’s Romantic (but also Bach-inspired) D-major Sonata.

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Ludwig van Beethoven

Events

Upcoming events

Dec 29, 2025 - Dec 31, 2026

New Year's Eve concert · Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock

Sep 18, 2026

Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra plays in Vara Konserthus · Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

18 - 20 Sep, 2026

Opening Weekend: Beethoven’s Second Symphony with Gábor Takács-Nagy · Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra

Sep 19, 2026

Opening Night with Lang Lang · Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

Sep 19, 2026

Classical Icons · Lubbock Symphony Orchestra

Past events

Sep 17, 2026

On Tour in Beijing · London Symphony Orchestra

16 - 17 Sep, 2026

Prokofiev with Peter Jablonski · Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

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