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It’s a tale as old as time—but now, experience the magic of one of Disney’s most beloved animated classics like never before!
See your favorite characters, including Belle, Lumiere, and of course, the Beast, on the big screen. "Be our guest" as we perform the perfectly charming Academy Award-winning score by Alan Menken in sync with the movie at Maurice Abravanel Hall.
Three star singers join us center stage to perform the unforgettable show tunes you know and love from musicals like Hamilton, Wicked, Phantom of the Opera, Spamalot, Company, and more. From classic melodies to modern showstoppers, get ready to experience the magic of Broadway right here in Salt Lake City!
Three star singers join us center stage to perform the unforgettable show tunes you know and love from musicals like Hamilton, Wicked, Phantom of the Opera, Spamalot, Company, and more. From classic melodies to modern showstoppers, get ready to experience the magic of Broadway right here in Salt Lake City!
We welcome back our dear friend, Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer, for the first of three special programs!
Known for its monumental power—and the gentle beauty of its Adagietto—Mahler’s Fifth Symphony moves from mourning, to love, to triumph, and will be a guaranteed showstopper under Fischer’s baton. With themes of Mahler’s own life reflected in the music, including his courtship of his wife Alma Schindler in a "declaration of love," this will be an evening not to be missed!
Thierry also continues our exploration of the Haydn symphonies (only 92 left to go!) with Symphony No. 13. Featuring an unforgettable solo cello moment in the poignant Adagio, this lesser-known gem from Haydn's repertoire offers buoyant beauty.
We welcome back our dear friend, Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer, for the first of three special programs!
Known for its monumental power—and the gentle beauty of its Adagietto—Mahler’s Fifth Symphony moves from mourning, to love, to triumph, and will be a guaranteed showstopper under Fischer’s baton. With themes of Mahler’s own life reflected in the music, including his courtship of his wife Alma Schindler in a "declaration of love," this will be an evening not to be missed!
Thierry also continues our exploration of the Haydn symphonies (only 92 left to go!) with Symphony No. 13. Featuring an unforgettable solo cello moment in the poignant Adagio, this lesser-known gem from Haydn's repertoire offers buoyant beauty.
Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer continues his storytelling with Mahler’s “Tragic” Symphony No. 6—a deeply personal wandering into the composer's inner thoughts and premonitions. Discover the depths of Mahler's psyche as he grapples with love, loss, and fate. With tender sketches of his wife, Alma, a heart-rending musical representation of childhood innocence turning tragic, and more, each movement of this symphony reveals layers of meaning. In the chilling finale, prepare for the giant hammer strike that symbolizes the blows of fate that haunt Mahler's vision.
Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer continues his storytelling with Mahler’s “Tragic” Symphony No. 6—a deeply personal wandering into the composer's inner thoughts and premonitions. Discover the depths of Mahler's psyche as he grapples with love, loss, and fate. With tender sketches of his wife, Alma, a heart-rending musical representation of childhood innocence turning tragic, and more, each movement of this symphony reveals layers of meaning. In the chilling finale, prepare for the giant hammer strike that symbolizes the blows of fate that haunt Mahler's vision.
At first, it might seem like a touring comedy troupe in Sicily are living a life as lighthearted as their performances, but it quickly becomes apparent that they’re trapped in a real-life tragedy. With love triangles, secret romances, and one of the most iconic (and devastatingly emotional) arias of all time, Pagliacci encapsulates the height of drama.
In this tragic opera, the intense jealousy between troupe leader Canio and his wife, Nedda, spotlights the fragile interplay of love, power, and trust—juxtaposing fanciful comedy shows with the deadly consequences of the real world.
At first, it might seem like a touring comedy troupe in Sicily are living a life as lighthearted as their performances, but it quickly becomes apparent that they’re trapped in a real-life tragedy. With love triangles, secret romances, and one of the most iconic (and devastatingly emotional) arias of all time, Pagliacci encapsulates the height of drama.
In this tragic opera, the intense jealousy between troupe leader Canio and his wife, Nedda, spotlights the fragile interplay of love, power, and trust—juxtaposing fanciful comedy shows with the deadly consequences of the real world.
At first, it might seem like a touring comedy troupe in Sicily are living a life as lighthearted as their performances, but it quickly becomes apparent that they’re trapped in a real-life tragedy. With love triangles, secret romances, and one of the most iconic (and devastatingly emotional) arias of all time, Pagliacci encapsulates the height of drama.
In this tragic opera, the intense jealousy between troupe leader Canio and his wife, Nedda, spotlights the fragile interplay of love, power, and trust—juxtaposing fanciful comedy shows with the deadly consequences of the real world.
At first, it might seem like a touring comedy troupe in Sicily are living a life as lighthearted as their performances, but it quickly becomes apparent that they’re trapped in a real-life tragedy. With love triangles, secret romances, and one of the most iconic (and devastatingly emotional) arias of all time, Pagliacci encapsulates the height of drama.
In this tragic opera, the intense jealousy between troupe leader Canio and his wife, Nedda, spotlights the fragile interplay of love, power, and trust—juxtaposing fanciful comedy shows with the deadly consequences of the real world.
Gold has just been discovered in California and Rico "Roughrider" Lopez is looking for some brave adventurers to join him on his perilous journey across the United States. Will your family take the challenge to cross raging rivers, outwit nasty outlaws, and stare down wild buffalo? Discover the sounds of great American composers, including Copland, Sousa, and more, as this fun-filled tale from the trails plays out on stage!
All Family Series performances are roughly 60 minutes—perfect for excited and wiggly bodies under 10!
At first, it might seem like a touring comedy troupe in Sicily are living a life as lighthearted as their performances, but it quickly becomes apparent that they’re trapped in a real-life tragedy. With love triangles, secret romances, and one of the most iconic (and devastatingly emotional) arias of all time, Pagliacci encapsulates the height of drama.
In this tragic opera, the intense jealousy between troupe leader Canio and his wife, Nedda, spotlights the fragile interplay of love, power, and trust—juxtaposing fanciful comedy shows with the deadly consequences of the real world.
Start your morning off right with a behind-the-scenes look at the process of bringing our concerts to the stage. Finishing Touches gives our audience the opportunity to observe working rehearsals; selections from the program will be rehearsed at the discretion of the conductor.
Indulge in the sheer euphoria of Dvorák’s Symphony No. 8, where a solo flute in the first movement whisks you away to musical visions of the majestic beauty of the natural world.
Conductor David Danzmayr brings back his wonderful connection with our musicians and audiences, adding color to the rich folk traditions in this Dvorák symphony.
Begin the morning with music by Grammy-winning composer Jessie Montgomery and hear Concertmaster Madeline Adkins’ exceptional talent shine in two works—Glazunov's lyrical Violin Concerto and Rachmaninoff's wistful Vocalise.
Indulge in the sheer euphoria of Dvorák’s Symphony No. 8, where a solo flute in the first movement whisks you away to musical visions of the majestic beauty of the natural world.
Begin the evening with music by Grammy-winning composer Jessie Montgomery and hear Concertmaster Madeline Adkins’ exceptional talent shine in two works—Glazunov's lyrical Violin Concerto and Rachmaninoff's wistful Vocalise.
Indulge in the sheer euphoria of Dvorák’s Symphony No. 8, where a solo flute in the first movement whisks you away to musical visions of the majestic beauty of the natural world.
Conductor David Danzmayr brings back his wonderful connection with our musicians and audiences, adding color to the rich folk traditions in this Dvorák symphony.
Begin the evening with music by Grammy-winning composer Jessie Montgomery and hear Concertmaster Madeline Adkins’ exceptional talent shine in two works—Glazunov's lyrical Violin Concerto and Rachmaninoff's wistful Vocalise.
Indulge in the sheer euphoria of Dvorák’s Symphony No. 8, where a solo flute in the first movement whisks you away to musical visions of the majestic beauty of the natural world.
Conductor David Danzmayr brings back his wonderful connection with our musicians and audiences, adding color to the rich folk traditions in this Dvorák symphony.
Begin the evening with music by Grammy-winning composer Jessie Montgomery and hear Concertmaster Madeline Adkins’ exceptional talent shine in two works—Glazunov's lyrical Violin Concerto and Rachmaninoff's wistful Vocalise.