One of the nations most distinguished ensembles, the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) returns to IU Auditorium for the first time in nearly seven decades. The internationally celebrated orchestra performs more than 150 concerts annually and is heard by audiences across the country through high-profile broadcasts and national events. The performance will be conducted by Gianandrea Noseda, the NSOs music director and one of the worlds most sought-after conductors. Noseda is currently in his ninth season with the orchestra. The evening also will feature solo violinist Ray Chen, a global phenomenon redefining classical performance for the 21st century. The Bloomington program will open with Rossinis sparkling William Tell Overture, followed by Samuel Barbers lyrical and technically dazzling Violin Concerto featuring Chen. The evening concludes with Beethovens Symphony No. 6, the beloved Pastoral, a vivid and evocative journey through nature.
For information or group sales contact the box office: (812) 855-1103.
Will Call tickets can be picked up at the Box Office 48 hours after purchase or after 2:00 PM the day of the event if ordered within 48 hours of the event. Customers must present the actual credit card used for the order, a picture ID, and the confirmation number.
Parking is available at a few parking lots and garages near the venue. Jordan Avenue Garage and the two Indiana Memorial Union lots are within walking distance. For many events, free parking and shuttles are available from Atwater and Poplars garages. In addition, there are a few handicap-accessible spaces are available near the Auditorium. Call the Box Office at (812) 855-1103 for more information.
Any special seating arrangements (accessible seating, groups,etc.) please call the box office at: 812-855-1103 Wheelchair accessible - All areas Hearing impaired - Intrared hearing system Elevator access - All levels
-Cameras and recording devices are not permitted. -Any event with a B-TYPE ticket is intended for Indiana University, Bloomington campus only. One IUB student ticket per valid IUB ID will be honored when presented at the event.
Everyone must have a ticket including infants.
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