Considered one of the finest ensembles in North America, the BSO was founded in 1881. Tanglewood, its summer festival in northwestern Massachusetts, is the most prestigious of its kind on the continent, and includes a highly-respected training program. Latvian-born rising-star conductor Andris Nelsons became the artistic head of the organization at the start of the 2014-15 season and will lead the Orchestra in this rare and not-to-be-missed Toronto performance.
Courtesy of The Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, we’re giving away a set of two tickets to one lucky reader. A $339 value!
The concert is on March. 5, 3:00 p.m. at Roy Thomson Hall and will feature pianist Emanuel Ax.
Concert details found, here.
To enter just fill out the form below with your name and mailing address and follow us on Twitter @MusicalToronto and RT this Tweet:
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This contest is open to Canadian residents only.
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The contest will run until Sunday, February 26 at 3 p.m. EDT. The winner will be chosen at random and contacted via email with details.
Please note: No purchase or payment is required. There will be only one winner unless more are specified. If the competition winner makes no contact with one day of notification, the prize may be awarded to an alternative winner. Winners are selected at random. Prizes are non-transferable, and there is no cash value. Tickets must be picked-up in person at the venue on the date of the performance (ID Required).
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