The best concerts have lots of pyrotechnics, which is why classical pianists always wear asbestos pants. Insulate yourself from boredom with today’s GrouponLive deal to the Houston Symphony, which performs at Jones Hall. Choose between the following ticketing options:

• For $99, you get one Level 2 or 3 ticket to any three valid upcoming performances (up to a $349 value).
• For $174, you get two Level 2 or 3 tickets to any three valid upcoming performances (up to a $698 value).<p>

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The Houston Symphony perks its strings and tunes its timpani for a season of 50 classical and pops performances. In March, the symphony joins a team of frenetic fiddlers who electric-step and tap-dance through rock, bluegrass, and Texas swing in “Bowfire!”. Compositions from Steven Spielberg’s frequent composer John Williams immerse patrons in a big-screen world refreshingly free of velociraptors in a tribute concert at the end of January. February coddles classical purists with Beethoven’s Symphony no. 5, and the symphony closes its season with Orff’s Carmina Burana, a stirring piece often used in movies and TV shows to heighten scenes of steamy drama, imminent danger, and doorbell-ringing girl scouts.

The three elegant evenings of audible delicacies begin under the 66-foot ceilings of Jones Hall’s striking tri-terraced lobby. Scarlet carpeting and travertine marble walls escort ears into the theater’s mezzanine level, over which 800 hexagonal ceiling tiles move as they calibrate the sound and sneak out during the last act for a second shift as stop signs.