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Boston Philharmonic YO Presents: Ives, Debussy and Mahler
Groupmuse Night Out

Boston Philharmonic YO Presents: Ives, Debussy and Mahler

Symphony Hall

Fri, February 27, at 8:00 PM, EST
(Ticket sales close Feb 27, 12:00 PM EST)

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Explore the wider world of music outside Groupmuse with exclusive discounts to local concerts.

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Tickets will be available at the Will Call window in the lobby of Symphony Hall. Seating is assigned.

Join your fellow Groupmusers at Symphony Hall for an evening of stirring music with the talented Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra. The BPYO will start the program with Ives' Three Places in New England. At the center of the program is Debussy's beloved, La Mer. Debussy's score is the iconic French orchestral masterpiece of the twentieth century, ever fresh, beloved, endlessly imitated by other composers. It is the ultimate orchestra seascape, quintessentially French and as salty as they come.

The program concludes with Mahler’s First Symphony. It is arguably the most original first symphony ever composed, from its magical evocation of dawn at the opening to the thrilling climax of its vast Finale. This symphony—teeming with quotations from his first song cycle, the Songs of a Wayfarer—tells the story of his youthful hero's absorption with nature, his adventures, trials, and ultimate triumph.

✨ Thanks to the Groupmuse Nights Out program, supremely discounted tickets ($50 seats for only $15 bucks!) are available — an exceptional chance to experience this bold musical journey at an accessible rate. Don’t miss it!

Children over age 8 are welcomed.

What's the music?

Ives | Putnam’s Camp, Redding, Connecticut
From Three Places in New England

(6 minutes)

Debussy | La Mer
(23 minutes)

Mahler | Symphony No. 1
(53 minutes)

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