The Boston Philharmonic’s conductor/director Benjamin Zander first performed Mahler’s “Symphony No. 9” with the orchestra more than thirty years ago. Since then he has conducted it again and again in what critics hail “one of the greatest interpretations of the work ever,” even earning him a Grammy nomination. Now Zander brings his cornerstone piece back to Boston for a three-night performance that will captivate both seasoned Philharmonic fans and those who are new to the art.

The Boston Philharmonic’s conductor/director Benjamin Zander first performed Mahler’s “Symphony No. 9” with the orchestra more than thirty years ago. Since then he has conducted it again and again in what critics hail “one of the greatest interpretations of the work ever,” even earning him a Grammy nomination. Now Zander brings his cornerstone piece back to Boston for a three-night performance that will captivate both seasoned Philharmonic fans and those who are new to the art.

You have three evenings to take advantage of this unprecedented event: 1. Thursday, Feb 25 at 7:30pm – Section C, $15 each (value $40) 2. Saturday, Feb 27 at 8pm – Section C, $20 each (value $45) 3. Sunday, Feb 28 at 3pm – Section C, $20 each (value $45)

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll see depending on if you choose Sanders Theater showings on Thursday or Sunday, or the Jordan Hall showing on Saturday. Unfortunately, we can’t do justice to what you’ll hear, but we guarantee you’ll be as blown away by Maestro Zander as his many admirers.

Since there is no limit to how many tickets you purchase, you are welcome to enjoy the Philharmonic two or even three nights, or give the gift of orchestral sound to those you love. Seating is limited so act quickly – this is one musical performance you cannot afford to miss.

If you require accessible seating, please call the Sanders Theater box office (for Thursday/Sunday concerts) at 617-496-2222 or the Jordan Hall box office (for Saturday concert at 617-585-1260.