Unlimited Classical Music. One Monthly Fee.
Get the most out of the Nashville Symphony’s Classical Series with the all-new Classical Pass. Enjoy discounted or free tickets and exclusive pre-sale access to newly added concerts. Choose the plan that fits you:
Classical Pass+
$45/Month
First month FREE when paid yearly.
Two free tickets to each Classical Series concert
Purchase additional tickets at 15% off
Reserve up to 3 weeks before or the day of the concert
Access the best available seats*
Pre-sale access for newly added concerts
Receive additional ticket discounts all year long
Read our FAQ page for more details.
*Box seats can be purchased at full price.
Your credit card will be charged immediately upon purchase for the first fee. We then auto bill your credit card every month (or every year) on the same day that your pass was activated. Pass renews monthly (or yearly) until cancelled. If pass is cancelled, future tickets will be returned for On Account credit or offered for purchase at the current full price. Any fees paid are non-refundable.
Nashville Symphony | Giancarlo Guerrero, conductor | Nashville Symphony Chorus | Tucker Biddlecombe, chorus director | Vanderbilt Youth Choirs | Mary Biddlecombe, chorus director | Angela Meade, soprano | Ann Toomey, soprano | Mary Wilson, soprano | Kelley O'Connor, alto | Renee Tatum, alto | Luke Sutliff, baritone | Christian Immler, bass | John Matthew Myers, tenor
Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 8 (“Symphony of a Thousand”)
Giancarlo Guerrero’s tenure as Music Director comes to a close with Mahler’s colossal “Symphony of a Thousand,” employing massive forces with eight vocal soloists, youth treble choir, an over-sized orchestra, and a multitude of percussion. Written in two parts, the symphony is one of the largest-scale choral works in the classical concert repertoire and is unified by musical themes of redemption through the power of love. A fitting tribute to our Maestro and all he has brought to our orchestra and to our city.
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