Classical Music
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Top Cities for Classical Music
New York, NY
8 upcoming events
San Francisco, CA
6 upcoming events
Los Angeles, CA
4 upcoming events
Houston, TX
4 upcoming events
Seattle, WA
4 upcoming events
Kansas City, MO
3 upcoming events
Atlanta, GA
3 upcoming events
Chicago, IL
3 upcoming events
Portland, OR
3 upcoming events
Minneapolis, MN
2 upcoming events
Costa Mesa, CA
2 upcoming events
Fort Worth, TX
2 upcoming events
Indianapolis, IN
2 upcoming events
Denver, CO
2 upcoming events
Boston, MA
2 upcoming events
Washington, DC
1 upcoming event
Des Moines, IA
1 upcoming event
Eugene, OR
1 upcoming event
Folsom, CA
1 upcoming event
Milwaukee, WI
1 upcoming event
About Classical Music
Classical music spans centuries of Western musical tradition, from the Baroque compositions of Bach and Handel through the Romantic era of Beethoven and Brahms to contemporary works by living composers. Experience symphony orchestras, chamber ensembles, solo recitals, and choral performances at venues across the country.
Top Cities for Classical Music
Your First Classical Music Experience
Welcome to the world of classical music! Here are a few tips for your first concert: arrive early to read the program notes, which provide context about the pieces and composers. Dress comfortably — most venues have relaxed dress codes for regular performances. Applause typically comes at the end of a complete work (after the final movement), not between movements. Don't worry if you're unsure — just follow the audience's lead. Many orchestras offer pre-concert talks 30-60 minutes before showtime, which are a wonderful free resource for newcomers. Start with well-known works like Beethoven's symphonies, Tchaikovsky's ballets, or Vivaldi's Four Seasons to build your comfort level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Classical Music
What types of Classical Music events can I find on CultureTicks?
CultureTicks features a wide range of Classical Music events including full-scale productions, recitals, festivals, and special performances. Our listings are curated by arts professionals to highlight the best cultural experiences.
How are Classical Music events curated on CultureTicks?
Our editorial team reviews and curates Classical Music listings to ensure quality. We partner directly with venues and presenters to bring you authentic, professional cultural events rather than generic ticket aggregation.
What should I know before attending a Classical Music performance?
Each Classical Music event page includes helpful details like dress code suggestions, venue information, and accessibility options. For newcomers, check the "For Newcomers" tab for tips on enjoying your first Classical Music experience.
How do ticket prices compare for Classical Music events?
Classical Music tickets vary widely depending on the venue, performers, and seating. Use our price filter to find events within your budget. Many venues also offer student, senior, and rush ticket discounts.
Can I find Classical Music events in my city?
Use the "Top Cities" tab to see which cities have the most Classical Music events. You can also filter events by location to find performances near you.