Concerts San Nicolás

Beethoven, Wagner and Strauss

The National Symphony pairs orchestral music with soprano Verónica Cangemi.

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Date and time
25 Sept 2026 · 20:00 · Finish time not announcedFree
Location
Palacio LibertadSan Nicolás
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Original editorial programme artwork for Beethoven, Wagner and Strauss. This is not the organiser’s official poster.

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Why make time for it

Emmanuel Siffert conducts a programme including Wagner’s early Symphony in C, Strauss songs and Beethoven’s Ah, perfido! Admission is free but a ticket is required. Reservations open two days before the concert at 14:00, with a maximum of two per person; booked tickets must be collected at the ground-floor box office on the day.

Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026

Pick your moment.

All times are local to Buenos Aires (America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires).

25 Sept 2026
20:00 · Finish time not announced
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Sarmiento 151, C1041, Buenos Aires

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