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Utah Symphony-Utah Opera to Offer Students 'All Access Pass'

By: Aug. 29, 2013
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Utah Symphony | Utah Opera (USUO) has given classical music lovers who are students another reason for a standing ovation.

Students of any age who want to experience the thrill of live classical music can purchase an All-Access Student Pass for $49 and attend as many Utah Symphony and Utah Opera performances as they'd like during a season. All Access tickets are available the night of the performance starting at 6 PM and are subject to availability. Students are seated in the best available seat at the time of redemption.

"It is extremely important to me that live performances of the symphony and opera are fully accessible to today's youth, so that we can ignite the passion for music that has inspired me throughout my life," said Musical Director Thierry Fischer.

"The purpose of creating this program for students is to give younger audiences the opportunity to experience a wide variety of music throughout the season," explained Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations Jon Miles. This will be the third season when the All Access Passes have been available.

USUO features other programs designed to make classical music more affordable for young audience members. USUO Upbeat extends $10-20 advance tickets to most Utah Symphony and Utah Opera performances for anyone 30 or younger. Those who purchase tickets to at least four (4) performances from the 2013-14 season through the Upbeat Design-A-Series, which allows them to create a customized subscription ticket package, can purchase $10 tickets to performances normally not available through theUSUO Upbeat program.

Information about all these programs is available at http://www.utahsymphony.org/tickets/student-tickets. A limited number of All-Access Passes are available for the season, so buy early by visiting Patron Services in Abravanel Hall or calling 801-533-6683. A valid student ID is needed to participate in the All-Access Pass program.

Other USUO Young Audience Programs

Youth Tickets

Youth in grades 3 - 12 (ages 8 through 18) can purchase $10 tickets to most Utah Symphony and Utah Opera performances. Visit www.utahsymphony.org or www.utahopera.org and go to any performance page to see availability for select performances. Ticket prices increase $5 on the day of the performance.

High School Clubs

Music enthusiasts at local high school are encouraged to form music clubs at their schools and participate in USUO's High School Club program. For $23 per student, club members are able to attend four Utah Symphony performances and one Utah Opera performance each season.

Vivace

Vivace provides young professionals (typically ages 30 - 45) with opportunities to network with other music lovers, Utah Symphony musicians, and guest artists. With a Vivace ticket, a patron receives a special version of the program, a ticket to that evening's performance and a ticket to an after party with artists from that evening's program. During the 2013-14 season USUO will host six Vivace events.

About Utah Symphony | Utah Opera

Utah Symphony | Utah Opera connects Utah communities through great live music, serving as the premier local provider of orchestral and operatic art forms. The Utah Symphony, which performs at Abravanel Hall, is one of the nation's only year-round orchestras. Together with Utah Opera, which performs at the Capitol Theatre, USUO reaches 450,000 citizens in Utah and the Intermountain region with educational outreach programs serving more than 200,000 students annually. The organization employs 60 staff and 83 full-time musicians, presenting four full operas and more than 70 symphony performances in each regular season as well as community concerts throughout Utah and an annual summer series - the Deer Valley Music Festival - in Park City, Utah. For more information, visit www.usuo.org.



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