Columbus Symphony: Rossen Milanov – Dvorak & Brahms at Ohio Theatre

Join the Columbus Symphony, led by Guest Conductor Rossen Milanov, for Dvorak & Brahms on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at the Ohio Theatre in Columbus, Ohio. This is an opportunity to experience the two complete works of two of the world's greatest composers of all time whose music has captivated audiences for centuries. The Columbus Symphony at the top of their game, the famous Ohio Theatre and fellow music lovers from far and wide - what more could you ask for in a classical music experience.

Columbus Symphony

The Columbus Symphony is one of the top performing orchestras in the state of Ohio. The CSO presents the very highest caliber of performances and can be found in a variety of venues throughout the year. In addition to the typical classical concert format, the Columbus Symphony also presents a wide array of programs including contemporary works as well as collaborations with such groups as singers, theater companies and other ensembles and artists. The Columbus Symphony has received critical acclaim and has won awards for its performances, for its contributions to the musical education of the community and for its innovative programming within the central Ohio area. Many famous soloists are featured by the Columbus Symphony performing some of the most popular concertos of classical music as well as bringing new and fresh interpretations to some of the classical symphonic works.

Rossen Milanov

Maestro Rossen Milanov, Conductor of the Columbus Symphony, is one of the most sought after conductors of his generation. He brings the same level of dedication and study to every piece of music that he performs, particularly to the works of Dvorák and Brahms. Rossen is in his fourth season as Music Director of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra and has appeared with many of the world's leading ensembles including the New York Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of the Netherlands, and the Berlin Deutsche Opera, among many others. He consistently receives praise from critics and audiences alike for his precise yet expressive conducting style.

Ohio theater Overview

We hold our concerts at the beautiful and historic Ohio theater located in downtown Columbus, Ohio. The Ohio Theater has a fantastic sound in its large auditoriums, and this gives our talented musicians the ideal setting to deliver a wonderful performance - each note and silence will be perfectly heard in the stunning acoustics provided by this theater. You can feel the elegance and history when you take in a symphony here; it is like going back in time to an era of fantastic concert houses, of elaborate proscenia and fine details, an ideal venue for such a performance. Seats for these events are held in three levels of seating - Orchestra, Mezzanine and Balcony seats - and there are also some premium seats. Click the Seating Map to view all the different places to sit while at The Ohio Theater, and then for more information on this fantastic venue or on certain details you require to know - such as getting to and from The Ohio Theater - please take a look at our The Ohio Theater details page.

Parking Information

Parking for Columbus Symphony concerts is abundant and very close to the Ohio Theatre in downtown Columbus. There are many public parking garages throughout the downtown area that are within a short walking distance to the Ohio Theatre. Street metered parking spaces are also available throughout downtown Columbus and can be paid for with a credit card or with cash using a meter. For more information on Ohio Theatre parking, please visit the venue's website.

Ticket Information

Regardless of your price range, there are tickets available for you at every price level. For the price of going out to dinner and a movie, you can attend the most exquisite and powerful performance of classical music! Tickets start at just $19 for this Dvorak & Brahms performance. Because of the nature of the performances by the Columbus Symphony, the concerts are expected to sell out quickly. To purchase your tickets to the performance on Saturday, October 3rd at the Ohio Theater in Columbus, click on the "buy tickets" link on this web site. Tickets are also available at the Ohio Theater box office.