MPO Just Dropped Its 2027 Calendar, Featuring Harry Potter, Naruto, Titanic & More
From timeless classical masterpieces to iconic movie soundtracks, there's something for everyone.
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The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) has just released its concert schedule for 2027, and it's going to be an exciting year ahead!
In an Instagram post on 17 October, MPO unveiled its 2027 Season brochure, featuring a lineup of concerts spanning different genres.
Classical music lovers can look forward to masterpieces by composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms, while fans of popular music can enjoy tributes to legends such as The Beatles, Celine Dion, and P Ramlee.
The lineup also features live orchestral performances of iconic film and series scores, including Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Naruto, Titanic, and How to Train Your Dragon, as well as Indian epic Baahubali and acclaimed Hong Kong film In the Mood for Love.
Whether you're a classical music enthusiast, a movie buff, or simply looking for a unique live music experience, there's plenty to look forward to next year at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS.
Here are some of the MPO concerts to look out for in 2027:
January
– Beatles Go Baroque — 17 January, 3pm
– MPO's New Year's Concert — 23 January, 8pm
– An Evening With Mozart — 20 January, 8pm
February
– Symphony of Memories: Nostalgic Hong Kong Classics — 27 February, 8pm
March
– Symphonic Disco: Staying Alive — 20 March, 8pm
April
– Bohemia to Vienna: Smetana, Wagner & Brahms — 10 April, 8pm
– Aina Abdul With The MPO 2.0 — 17 April, 8pm
– Baahubali – The Beginning Live — Date to be announced
– Naruto: The Symphonic Experience — Date to be announced
May
– Bavouzet Plays Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto — 1 May, 8pm
– Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in Concert — 8 and 9 May
– Mozart Violin Concerto: The Beginning — 15 May, 8pm
– Summon the Superheroes — 22 May, 2.30pm
– The Best of 75 Years of Bollywood — 29 May, 8pm
– Yuna with the MPO — Date to be announced
June
– Boléro & Hayato Kodama: Trumpet Concerto — 19 June, 8pm
– Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 — 26 June, 8pm
July
– Titanic: Live in Concert — 10 July, 8pm
– Ballet Splendour — 17 July, 8pm
– Simfoni Penawar Rindu — 24 July, 8pm
– Douglas Lim: Old Money — 30 July to 1 August
August
– Tchaikovsky by Magdalene Ho — 21 August, 8pm
– Mozart & Ravel with Lorenzo Gatto — 28 August, 8pm
September
– Kipaku: The Little Bornean Sun Bear — 4 September, 2.30pm
– From Seville to Venice: Bizet, Rossini & Stravinsky — 11 September, 8pm
– The Music of Celine Dion — 18 September, 8pm
– How to Train Your Dragon in Concert — 25 September, 8pm
October
– In the Mood for Love in Concert — 2 October
– P. Ramlee's Antara Dua Darjat: Live in Concert — 16 October, 8pm
– Brahms in Full — 30 October, 8pm
– Puccini's Madama Butterfly — Date to be announced
November
– Paganini Rhapsody on the Pipe Organ — 13 November, 8pm
December
– Beethoven 2027: The Pastoral — 11 December, 8pm
– Beethoven 2027: Ode to Joy — 18 December, 8pm
Here's how to get tickets:
Friends of DFP subscribers can reserve their seats from 24 October 2026, while public ticket sales open on 3 November 2026.
Those who want early access can sign up for MPO's Friends of DFP annual subscription programme, which offers priority access to concert bookings, special ticket discounts, and other benefits.
For more information about each concert and to buy tickets, visit MPO's official website.
