We will be having a lottery for Philadelphia Orchestra tickets for this Thursday, February 23rd at 8:00pm at the Verizon Hall. Find a description of the event below:

Yannick has spoken often of his great passion for Brahms, possibly his favorite composer. The culmination of this season’s symphonic cycle features selections from his final musical work, the Eleven Choral Preludes, as well as his last symphony and the Bach cantata that inspired it. The Choral Preludes, originally written for organ, are a natural companion to Bach, the master of sacred organ and choral music, who is represented here by his Cantata No. 150. And in an homage across time, Brahms based the final movement of his majestic Fourth Symphony on the final movement of the same Bach Cantata. Hear the Choral Preludes in beautiful new transcriptions by Detlev Glanert alongside the original organ works in this varied presentation featuring the Fred J. Cooper Memorial Organ. Marvelous works on their own; even better in context with each other; sublime with Yannick and the Philadelphians!

You can enter the lottery here. For each ticket there will be a co-pay of $5 and you will receive 2 SEPTA tokens. The first drawings will be held at noon on Wednesday, February 22nd . Winners will be notified shortly after.