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The best way to enjoy Canton Symphony Orchestra is by becoming a subscriber. You save up to 38% over purchasing individual tickets and receive a 20% discount for additional tickets of the same series purchased for friends and family.

Have an unexpected conflict with a concert date? Exchange your subscription ticket for any concert in the same series or return your ticket for a tax-deduction. (Exchanged tickets must be in the same or lower ticket price and same series as the original ticket. Tickets exchanged into a higher-priced section or concert will be subject to additional charges.)

Patrons who subscribed to our concerts before the pandemic, your seats are still reserved, pending your decision to renew.

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FLEX-Concert Packages are now Available!

MasterWorks Subscription


Subscriptions are the best way to view all of the content we offer at the lowest cost.
$ 60 *starting at
  • GOLD - $280
  • SILVER - $175
  • BRONZE - $125
  • ECONOMY - $60

MasterWorks
Single Tickets*


MasterWorks tickets on sale August 15th.

$ 10 *starting at
  • GOLD - $50
  • SILVER - $30
  • BRONZE - $20
  • ECONOMY - $10

Pops
Subscription


Attend all four Pops concerts and receive a 20% discount!
$ 80 *starting at
  • GOLD - $175
  • SILVER - $115
  • BRONZE - $80
  • ECONOMY - NA

Pops
Single Tickets


Due to the popularity of these concerts, ECONOMY tickets will not be available.
$ 25 *starting at
  • GOLD - $55
  • SILVER - $35
  • BRONZE - $25
  • ECONOMY - NA

MasterWorks Series

These concerts are included in the base subscription package.

BEETHOVEN & ELGAR

October 2, 2022 @ 7:00pm

A special opening night is in store for you! Join us as we kick off our 85th anniversary in style with cellist Joshua Roman. The concert includes works by Cleveland composer Margaret Brouwer, Beethoven’s glorious 8th Symphony, and concludes with Elgar’s lush Cello Concerto.

TCHAIKOVSKY & PRICE

October 30, 2022 @ 7:00pm

Internationally recognized pianist Michelle Cann will be featured on Florence Price’s Piano Concerto in One Movement. Florence was the first black woman to have a work performed by an American orchestra. On this concert, Price’s concerto will be played alongside works by Franck, Strauss, and the ever-popular Tchaikovsky.

PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION

November 20, 2022 @ 7:00pm

Rachel Barton Pine’s passionate playing will shine during Sibelius’ Violin Concerto. The second half of the performance features Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky. This work, originally based on pictures by artist Viktor Hartmann, will include all-new visuals in collaboration with the Canton Museum of Art and the Massillon Museum.

SCHEHERAZADE

January 22, 2023 @ 7:00pm

Rimsky-Korsakov’s dazzling Scheherazade was based on the One Thousand and One Nights and features a delightful violin solo. Following this storybook performance, pianist Sheng Cai will surround the audience with gorgeous sounds during Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto. Known as the “Egyptian”, the piece displays influences of Spanish and Middle-Eastern music.

MÁGICO

March 5, 2023 @ 7:00pm

Audience favorite, Westwater Arts, returns to Canton with their stunning photochoreography. Images from Mexico – both modern and ancient – will be dynamically projected above the stage and choreographed to the music. An event you will not want to miss!

ORGAN & ORCHESTRA

April 2, 2023 @ 7:00pm

Canton organist, Heather Cooper, returns by popular demand! Last seen on our stage in 2020, Heather returns to perform several triumphant pieces written for organ and orchestra. Traditional composers for the organ will be heard (Strauss, Widor, Bach) alongside modern pieces.

DVOŘÁK & RAVEL

April 30, 2023 @ 7:00pm

The Canton Symphony Chorus is back! Quartel’s setting of the Requiem text was inspired by the golden and lush landscape of the west coast. The piece will be followed by Dvořák’s Te Deum, written for orchestra, chorus, soprano, and bass. The season will end with a glorious finish with Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloe.

Pops Concerts

These concerts may be added to your subscription before public access.