Radio France’s new concert season kicks off with a special offer: 3,500 seats for just €15 at a selection of concerts scheduled at the Radio France Auditorium in the 16th arrondissement. Up to 69% off the full Category 1 price, valid through September 30 and subject to availability.
Three events stand out in the featured program.
- On October 10, Truls Mørk and Kazuki Yamada will pair Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1 with Saint-Saëns’s world-famous Symphony with Organ.
- On December 17, a concert with a Spanish flair brings together Ravel—the “Boléro” and the “Spanish Rhapsody”—and Falla, conducted by Fabien Gabel, with pianist Javier Perianes.
- Finally, on January 2, Pablo Heras-Casado will conduct Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, the first installment of a complete symphony cycle planned to mark the composer’s bicentennial.
This initiative is part of a broader trend: making symphonic concerts and classical music accessible to audiences who haven’t yet taken the plunge, as other Parisian concerts have done. With tickets priced at €15, the financial barrier is removed, leaving audiences the opportunity to discover what the acoustics of the Radio France Auditorium have to offer in a live setting.
Tickets are available on the Radio France Concerts website; this offer does not apply retroactively to reservations already made. First come, first served.