Beethoven's Fourth Symphony Tickets

Beethoven's Fourth Symphony, Symphony No. 4 in B-flat major, Op. 60, is one of classical music’s enduring favorites. Composed in 1806, it was premiered privately in Vienna's Lobkowitz Palace in March 1807 and made its public debut the following year at the Burgtheater. Known for its buoyant wit and Haydn-like dance-infused charm, this symphony sits comfortably between the intensity of the Eroica and the dramatic energy of the Fifth, offering a more lyrical and uplifting mood. As a performer profile, we highlight the work’s significance, a representative discography landscape, and upcoming engagements where orchestras bring this classic to life for modern audiences.

While there is no official social media account for Beethoven's Fourth Symphony as a standalone performer, follow major ensembles that regularly program this work for timely updates. We include official links to ensemble channels so you can stay connected with performances and educational content. For concertgoers on the Gold Coast and across the U.S., Beethoven’s Fourth continues to be a staple in seasonal programs, reflecting its enduring appeal and adaptability across conductors and orchestras.

• Verse of the work: light, genial character with Haydn-esque wit and dance-derived elements.
• Instrumentation typically includes flute, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets in B-flat, 2 bassoons, 2 horns (in B-flat/E-flat), 2 trumpets, timpani, and strings.
• Note: There is no single definitive discography due to the work’s long performance history; hundreds of recordings exist across major ensembles.
• Social channels: follow major orchestras for updates on performances of Beethoven’s Fourth.

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