Seattle Symphony

The body of work created by Johannes Brahms is innovative and incredible no matter which way you cut it -- but put it in the hands of Principal Guest Conductor Thomas Dausgaard and the Seattle Symphony and suddenly those dances and waltzes move like never before, shimmying straight from your eardrums to the center of your soul. This program, performed by one of America's leading symphony orchestras, culminates in Brahms' Symphony No. 2, described by the composer himself as "all blue sky, babbling of streams, sunshine and cool green shade." Who couldn't use more of that these days? Enjoy this classical concert at Seattle's Benaroya Hall.