Cincinnati Music HallThe Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is one of the world’s foremost orchestras and a champion of the new music of its day. Here you are able to listen to works by such composers as Debussy, Ravel, Bartуk and many other world famous composers.
To say the truth, the CSO was the first orchestra to be broadcast to a national radio audience (1921) and the third orchestra to record (1917). And even today the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra continues to commission new works and to program an impressive array of music.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra maintains an active recording schedule with Telarc, the Cleveland-based Grammy Award-winning label. You are able to enjoy the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, through them it has been sold nearly 10 million units on the Telarc label.
We are sure that this place will become your favorite while staying in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Operating HoursThursday and Friday evening concerts - 6 p.m.;
Saturday evening concerts - 2 p.m.;
Friday morning concerts - 9 a.m. (through intermission).
Entrance FeePlease contact us about all the information you need.
DirectionsFrom Columbus.
I-71 South to I-471 South to I-275 East to Kellogg Avenue, Exit 72. Turn right at the light. Theatre is 1/2 mile on Kellogg Avenue on the right side.
From Dayton.
I-75 South to downtown to I-471 Newport, to I-275 East to Kellogg Avenue, Exit 72. Turn right at the light. Theatre is 1/2 mile on Kellogg Avenue on the right side.
1241 Elm Street, Cincinnati
Ohio, 45202
Phone: (513) 381-3300
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