Photo of Seattle Symphony by Brandon Patoc

Monday Night at the Symphony

Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Photo by Brandon Patoc

Monday Night at the Symphony is your passport to a world of musical excellence and cultural diversity. Join us for an unforgettable journey as we showcase the world’s most highly esteemed ensembles. From the majestic grandeur of classical music to the bold innovations of contemporary compositions, this series promises to be an enriching and inspiring experience for music lovers of all backgrounds.

Let the music take you on a journey across time and space, from the iconic concert halls of Vienna to the cutting-edge performances of modern symphonies.

Whether you’re a seasoned concertgoer or a curious newcomer, this series offers something for everyone. Tune in and immerse yourself in the beauty and power of live orchestral music.

The concert begins at 8 p.m. Eastern.

 

Fall 2024

Monday nights this fall is your time to wind down and enjoy timeless masterpieces recorded by some of the greatest orchestras around the world. This fall we’re featuring orchestras never before heard on Monday Night at the Symphony, including the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra directed by Neeme Järvi, and Orchestre National de France under Rafael Kubelik. Tune in to marvel at these great symphonic works meant to soothe and lift the human soul.

September

  • September 2 – Montreal Symphony Orchestra
  • September 9 – Estonian National Symphony Orchestra
  • September 16 – New York Philharmonic
  • September 23 – Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
  • September 30 – German Symphony Orchestra Berlin

October

  • October 7 – Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
  • October 14 – San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
  • October 21 – National Philharmonic Orchestra
  • October 28 – Membership Drive

November

  • November 4 – Suisse Romande Orchestra
  • November 11 – Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
  • November 18 – Orchestre National de France
  • November 25 – Detroit Symphony Orchestra