Discover Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio, a stirring saga of love, bravery, and the quest for justice. In this heroic tale, Leonore goes undercover, disguised as a guard named Fidelio, to infiltrate a corrupt prison and rescue her wrongfully accused husband, Florestan.
It's an emotional journey that reflects Beethoven’s idealism, echoing his own conviction that good will triumphs over tyranny. With the hopeful “Prisoners' Chorus” and soaring overture, Fidelio is a testament to Beethoven’s musical genius—be the first to experience this brand-new production, incorporating new narration and thought-provoking projections that underscore the power of the human spirit.
Discover Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio, a stirring saga of love, bravery, and the quest for justice. In this heroic tale, Leonore goes undercover, disguised as a guard named Fidelio, to infiltrate a corrupt prison and rescue her wrongfully accused husband, Florestan.
It's an emotional journey that reflects Beethoven’s idealism, echoing his own conviction that good will triumphs over tyranny. With the hopeful “Prisoners' Chorus” and soaring overture, Fidelio is a testament to Beethoven’s musical genius—be the first to experience this brand-new production, incorporating new narration and thought-provoking projections that underscore the power of the human spirit.
Discover Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio, a stirring saga of love, bravery, and the quest for justice. In this heroic tale, Leonore goes undercover, disguised as a guard named Fidelio, to infiltrate a corrupt prison and rescue her wrongfully accused husband, Florestan.
It's an emotional journey that reflects Beethoven’s idealism, echoing his own conviction that good will triumphs over tyranny. With the hopeful “Prisoners' Chorus” and soaring overture, Fidelio is a testament to Beethoven’s musical genius—be the first to experience this brand-new production, incorporating new narration and thought-provoking projections that underscore the power of the human spirit.
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera’s annual Access to Music concert is presented for people with disabilities and their families. Utah Opera Resident Artists and the Utah Symphony will perform some of the most recognizable music in the classical repertoire!
This hour-long performance is a sensory-friendly opportunity for all to experience live music without any expectation to remain seated or refrain from audible or physical reactions. All ages welcome!
This concert is FREE but tickets are required.
Discover Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio, a stirring saga of love, bravery, and the quest for justice. In this heroic tale, Leonore goes undercover, disguised as a guard named Fidelio, to infiltrate a corrupt prison and rescue her wrongfully accused husband, Florestan.
It's an emotional journey that reflects Beethoven’s idealism, echoing his own conviction that good will triumphs over tyranny. With the hopeful “Prisoners' Chorus” and soaring overture, Fidelio is a testament to Beethoven’s musical genius—be the first to experience this brand-new production, incorporating new narration and thought-provoking projections that underscore the power of the human spirit.
Discover Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio, a stirring saga of love, bravery, and the quest for justice. In this heroic tale, Leonore goes undercover, disguised as a guard named Fidelio, to infiltrate a corrupt prison and rescue her wrongfully accused husband, Florestan.
It's an emotional journey that reflects Beethoven’s idealism, echoing his own conviction that good will triumphs over tyranny. With the hopeful “Prisoners' Chorus” and soaring overture, Fidelio is a testament to Beethoven’s musical genius—be the first to experience this brand-new production, incorporating new narration and thought-provoking projections that underscore the power of the human spirit.
Three-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone celebrates the 25th Anniversary of her acclaimed Broadway theatrical concert Matters of the Heart, which she’s performed worldwide. In this celebrated program, Ms. LuPone delves into the crimes, affairs, and mysteries of the heart through electrifying renditions of more than two dozen love songs—from Broadway classics to hits by today’s top songwriters.
*Utah Symphony | Utah Opera musicians will not perform at this concert.
Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer returns to the podium for a luminous program that embraces joy, unity, and wonder. At its heart is Mahler’s Symphony No. 4, capturing the innocence of childhood with delicate orchestration and lyrical warmth.
The evening opens with Tania León’s Ser, a dynamic piece that explores the concept of identity and existence through a rich fusion of rhythmic textures and cultural influences. Mozart’s Exsultate, jubilate—a work for soprano and small orchestra—brims with exuberance and culminates in a jubilant “Alleluia.”
Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer returns to the podium for a luminous program that embraces joy, unity, and wonder. At its heart is Mahler’s Symphony No. 4, capturing the innocence of childhood with delicate orchestration and lyrical warmth.
The evening opens with Tania León’s Ser, a dynamic piece that explores the concept of identity and existence through a rich fusion of rhythmic textures and cultural influences. Mozart’s Exsultate, jubilate—a work for soprano and small orchestra—brims with exuberance and culminates in a jubilant “Alleluia.”
Acclaimed pianist Sir Stephen Hough—a true master of his craft, longtime collaborator with our orchestra, and favorite among audiences—interprets Rachmaninoff’s perpetually popular Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Beginning with a simple theme, Rachmaninoff playfully reinvents it in 24 distinct variations, each one more imaginative than the last! The iconic 18th variation is widely regarded as one of the most achingly beautiful melodies ever written.
The evening bursts to life with Tchaikovsky’s Polonaise from The Golden Slippers, a rousing display of flair and festive spirit that transforms the traditional Polish dance into a whirlwind of orchestral talent. Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5, a potent blend of personal anguish and social commentary, moves between moments of triumph and complexity, capturing the frenetic rollercoaster of life under Soviet rule.
Acclaimed pianist Sir Stephen Hough—a true master of his craft, longtime collaborator with our orchestra, and favorite among audiences—interprets Rachmaninoff’s perpetually popular Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Beginning with a simple theme, Rachmaninoff playfully reinvents it in 24 distinct variations, each one more imaginative than the last! The iconic 18th variation is widely regarded as one of the most achingly beautiful melodies ever written.
The evening bursts to life with Tchaikovsky’s Polonaise from The Golden Slippers, a rousing display of flair and festive spirit that transforms the traditional Polish dance into a whirlwind of orchestral talent. Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5, a potent blend of personal anguish and social commentary, moves between moments of triumph and complexity, capturing the frenetic rollercoaster of life under Soviet rule.
Break out the tissues and get ready to experience this beloved animated classic like never before! Watch the unlikely duo of Carl and Russell on their hilarious and heartwarming journey to a lost world in Disney and Pixar’s Up in Concert. The Utah Symphony performs the sentimental Oscar® and Grammy®-winning composer Michael Giacchino’s musical score live as Carl and Russell triumph over danger—while discovering friends in unexpected places.
Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts.
Break out the tissues and get ready to experience this beloved animated classic like never before! Watch the unlikely duo of Carl and Russell on their hilarious and heartwarming journey to a lost world in Disney and Pixar’s Up in Concert. The Utah Symphony performs the sentimental Oscar® and Grammy®-winning composer Michael Giacchino’s musical score live as Carl and Russell triumph over danger—while discovering friends in unexpected places.
Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts.
Break out the tissues and get ready to experience this beloved animated classic like never before! Watch the unlikely duo of Carl and Russell on their hilarious and heartwarming journey to a lost world in Disney and Pixar’s Up in Concert. The Utah Symphony performs the sentimental Oscar® and Grammy®-winning composer Michael Giacchino’s musical score live as Carl and Russell triumph over danger—while discovering friends in unexpected places.
Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts.
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.
Concertmaster Madeline Adkins takes center stage for John Adams’ Violin Concerto, a pulse-pounding fusion of rhythmic vitality and expressive harmonies. An audience favorite for a reason, Adkins’ virtuosity and magnetic stage presence make her the perfect match for this electrifying showcase.
Christopher Rouse’s Rapture lifts the evening with an ecstatic crescendo of soaring intensity. Elliott Carter’s Holiday Overture follows, bursting with post-World War II optimism and the triumphant spirit of 1945. Finally, Roy Harris’ Symphony No. 3 closes the program with a sweeping portrait of the American landscape, moving from struggle to ascending beauty in a display of grandeur and depth.
Concertmaster Madeline Adkins takes center stage for John Adams’ Violin Concerto, a pulse-pounding fusion of rhythmic vitality and expressive harmonies. An audience favorite for a reason, Adkins’ virtuosity and magnetic stage presence make her the perfect match for this electrifying showcase.
Christopher Rouse’s Rapture lifts the evening with an ecstatic crescendo of soaring intensity. Elliott Carter’s Holiday Overture follows, bursting with post-World War II optimism and the triumphant spirit of 1945. Finally, Roy Harris’ Symphony No. 3 closes the program with a sweeping portrait of the American landscape, moving from struggle to ascending beauty in a display of grandeur and depth.
Concertmaster Madeline Adkins takes center stage for John Adams’ Violin Concerto, a pulse-pounding fusion of rhythmic vitality and expressive harmonies. An audience favorite for a reason, Adkins’ virtuosity and magnetic stage presence make her the perfect match for this electrifying showcase.
Christopher Rouse’s Rapture lifts the evening with an ecstatic crescendo of soaring intensity. Elliott Carter’s Holiday Overture follows, bursting with post-World War II optimism and the triumphant spirit of 1945. Finally, Roy Harris’ Symphony No. 3 closes the program with a sweeping portrait of the American landscape, moving from struggle to ascending beauty in a display of grandeur and depth.
Dive into a program where the sea meets romance in waves of musical brilliance. Debussy’s La mer gives the sea a voice as it conjures waves, winds, and the shimmering play of light on water. Opening the program, discover Arnold Bax’s Tintagel, which brings to life the crashing waves and eerie beauty of a legendary castle perched by the sea.
Then, be swept off your feet with Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No. 1, full of flirtatious energy. Debussy’s Petite Suite will transport you to a world of aristocratic leisure with its whimsical charm, flowing rhythms, and ripples of a grand dance.
Dive into a program where the sea meets romance in waves of musical brilliance. Debussy’s La mer gives the sea a voice as it conjures waves, winds, and the shimmering play of light on water. Opening the program, discover Arnold Bax’s Tintagel, which brings to life the crashing waves and eerie beauty of a legendary castle perched by the sea.
Then, be swept off your feet with Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No. 1, full of flirtatious energy. Debussy’s Petite Suite will transport you to a world of aristocratic leisure with its whimsical charm, flowing rhythms, and ripples of a grand dance.
Looking for a dose of love, laughter, and a little bit of magic? Watch as Nemorino, a lovesick soldier, tries to win the heart of the beautiful Adina—who gently rejects his advances. Seeking some help from the smooth-talking Dr. Dulcamara and his so-called "love potion," Nemorino stirs up a whole lot of jealousy, mischief, and maybe even a bit of real romance! This bubbly comedy, bursting with effervescent charm (and a splash of citrus inspiration), is the perfect recipe for a fun night out.
Looking for a dose of love, laughter, and a little bit of magic? Watch as Nemorino, a lovesick soldier, tries to win the heart of the beautiful Adina—who gently rejects his advances. Seeking some help from the smooth-talking Dr. Dulcamara and his so-called "love potion," Nemorino stirs up a whole lot of jealousy, mischief, and maybe even a bit of real romance! This bubbly comedy, bursting with effervescent charm (and a splash of citrus inspiration), is the perfect recipe for a fun night out.
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