♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Symphonie Fantastique Heinz Hall 10/10 7:30PM 10/11 7:30PM 10/12 2:30PM BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 4 Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique ♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Sibelius’ Finlandia Heinz Hall 10/17 7:30PM 10/19 2:30PM CAROLINE SHAW: The Observatory STRAVINSKY: Violin Concerto Sibelius: Finlandia ♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Jon Batiste Heinz Hall 10/28 8:00PM Multi-GRAMMY® and Academy Award® winner Jon Batiste brings his Big Money Tour: Jon Batiste Plays America to Heinz Hall as part of his highly anticipated, second-ever headlining run. This unforgettable night in Pittsburgh is one stop on a dynamic journey across more than 30 cities nationwide, including iconic venues like…

♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Dvorak’s Eighth Heinz Hall 09/26 7:30PM 09/28 2:30PM THEOFANIDIS: Rainbow Body SIBELIUS: Violin Concerto DVORAK: Symphony No. 8

South Park Amphitheater Friday night concerts at 7:30 pm 100 Farmshow Drive South Park Township, PA 15129  Google Directions 2025 Date Performers May 30 Pittsburgh Opera June 6 Joe Grushecky & the Houserockers June 13 BPM: Brian Bromberg, Paul Brown, Michael Paulo June 20 The Vindys June 27 Red Baraat July 5 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (Saturday, starts at 8:15 pm) July 11 American Authors July 18 Chuck Prophet & His Cumbia Shoes July 25 Ashley Cooke August 1 Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone August 8 Over the Rhine August 15 Robert Jon & The Wreck August 22 Pittsburgh Honky-Tonk hosted by Jon Bindley…

♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Beethoven & Mahler REZA VALI: The Camel Bell [World Premiere & PSO Commission] BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 3 MAHLER: Symphony No. 4 Heinz Hall June 6 – 7:30PM June 8 – 2:30PM Notes: Winner of the 2021 International Chopin Competition, Canadian pianist Bruce Liu makes his PSO debut with Beethoven’s muscular Piano Concerto No. 3. The program opens with a World Premiere by Pittsburgh composer Reza Vali, and closes with Mahler’s uplifting picture of the afterlife in his Fourth Symphony–a child’s vision of heaven as a place filled with earthly delights and tuneful melodies. ♦…

♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Bronfman Plays Beethoven UNSUK CHIN: “A Mad Tea-Party” from Alice in Wonderland [PSO Premiere] BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor” STRAVINSKY: Divertimento from The Fairy’s Kiss PROKOFIEV: Cinderella, Suite No. 1 [PSO Premiere] Heinz Hall 05/16 – 7:30 PM 05/18 – 2;30 PM Notes: When Beethoven’s final piano concerto was premiered, it was hailed by the press as “without doubt one of the most original, imaginative, most effective but also one of the most difficult of concertos.” A longtime Pittsburgh favorite, Bronfman returns to perform this most beloved of the Beethoven concertos. Highlighting the program…

♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Total Eclipse of the Chart: Music of the 80s Heinz Hall APR 4 FRI 7:30 PM APR 5 SAT 7:30 PM APR 6 SUN 2:30 PM Turn around, bright eyes, and travel back to the ‘80s with hits from U2, Eurythmics, The Police, Cher and more in this ultimate music extravaganza. It’s not just a concert—it’s a blast from the past. ♦ Gerstein Plays Tchaikovsky Heinz Hall APR 11 FRI 7:30 PM APR 13 SUN 2:30 PM DE SABATA: Plato’s Night [PSO Premiere] TCHAIKOVSKY: Piano Concerto No. 1 RAVEL: Daphnis et Chloé, Suites No. 1 &…

♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Lisiecki Performs Mozart Heinz Hall 03/07 7:30PM 03/09 2:30PM NORIKO KOIDE: Swaddling Silk and Gossamer Rain [PSO Premiere] MOZART: Piano Concerto No. 22 PROKOFIEV: Symphony No. 5 Notes: Praised for his “pristine, lyrical and intelligent” playing (The New York Times), Jan Lisiecki returns to perform Mozart’s elegant and effervescent piano concerto. Prokofiev’s Fifth Symphony is filled with grand, sweeping, lyrical music tinged with brooding introspection. When his Fifth premiered in the US, Prokofiev’s picture graced the cover of Time Magazine, and the magazine’s lengthy profile of him quoted Koussevitzky’s assessment: “[The Fifth Symphony is] the greatest…

♦ PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ♦ Shostakovich’s Final Symphony Heinz Hall 01/31 7:30PM 02/02 2:30PM SIBELIUS: Pohjola’s Daughter VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Oboe Concerto SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 15 Notes: Written in 1971 when Shostakovich’s health was declining, the final symphony by this profoundly private composer is a reflection on his life and career: intensely personal, enigmatic, and somewhat surreal, with inexplicable quotes from music by Rossini, Glinka and Wagner alongside references to his own music from his younger years. ♦ Dvorak’s New World Heinz Hall 02/14 7:30PM 02/15 7:30PM 02/16 2:30PM CARLOS SIMON: Four Black American Dances [PSO Premiere] SAINT-SAËNS: Violin Concerto No….