Symphony Series

IN THE QUIET

Where Adelaide Town Hall
Prices Adults from $65, Children from $30

Fri 17 Apr 2026, 7:30pm

Reserve	Premium	A	B	C
Adult	$139	$112	$96	$65
Concession ^*	$139	$100	$86	$58
Child (2-14yrs)	$139	$30	$30	$30
30 and Under	$139	$30	$30	$30
Family ^{^}	$472	$241	$214	$161

Ticket prices are subject to change based on demand. A $6.70 transaction fee may apply for tickets purchased through Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. ^*Pensioner, Student, Unemployed / ^{^}2x Adults, 2x Children or 1 Adult, 3 Children

Sat 18 Apr 2026, 6:30pm

Reserve	Premium	A	B	C
Adult	$139	$112	$96	$65
Concession ^*	$139	$100	$86	$58
Child (2-14yrs)	$139	$30	$30	$30
30 and Under	$139	$30	$30	$30
Family ^{^}	$472	$241	$214	$161

Individual tickets available from Nov 12th 2025.

Trumpet Solo Instrument
Adelaide Town Hall Location

Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony unfolds with yearning, sweeping strings that explore deep currents of longing and memory. Copland’s Quiet City paints a quieter scene, where plaintive trumpet and cor anglais solos capture moments of stillness amid the bustling world. Between them, lauded ASO Principal Clarinettist Dean Newcomb premieres a new concerto by Joe Chindamo.

Generously supported by the Hon Ann Vanstone KC as Patron of Joe Chindamo.

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Free Pre-Concert Talks

Discover more about the music with Classical Conversations, our free pre-concert talks before each Symphony Series and Sibelius: The Symphonies concert. Enjoy relaxed discussions where artists, conductors, composers, and ASO players share personal insights about the music. Classical Conversations occur one hour prior to each concert in the stalls of the Adelaide Town Hall.