Nashville Symphony Tickets

The program features Verdi's powerful Requiem, performed with soloists Katie Van Kooten (soprano), Kelley O’Connor (mezzo-soprano), Rodrick Dixon (tenor), and Morris Robinson (bass), backed by a full symphony orchestra and chorus. The concert is part of a short run, with performances on November 6–8, 2025.

Plan to arrive early for Classical Conversations, a pre-concert discussion that begins one hour before showtime, offering insights into the repertoire and the music you’re about to hear. Secure your seats for an unforgettable night of operatic grandeur and symphonic scale.

Why Nashville? The Schermerhorn Symphony Center sits in the heart of downtown Nashville at 1 Symphony Place, 37201, offering superb acoustics and a majestic setting perfect for Verdi’s Requiem. The concert is a collaborative showcase between the Nashville Symphony and Nashville Symphony Chorus, with renowned soloists and a celebrated conductor, making it a must-see event for classical music enthusiasts in Tennessee and beyond.

Whether you’re a longtime follower of Verdi or exploring this monumental choral-symphonic masterpiece for the first time, we’ve got you covered. Tickets start at the best available price, and we’ll help you find the best available seats in your preferred the section you want or great seats range.

For updates, check the official sources and connect with the Nashville Symphony through their official site and social channels. We’ll be here to help you secure your seats for this run on November 6, 7, and 8, 2025.