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American Youth Symphony Opening Night Concert

Thursday, Aug 17

 

Tickets are Available Now for AYS' Opening Night Concert!

We'll be starting our 59th season with our Opening Night Concert on September 17 at UCLA's Royce Hall! This incredible program features virtuosic pianist and AYS 2023 Concerto Competition winner, Rosalind Wan Wong, who will perform Vítězslava Kaprálová’s Piano Concerto in D Minor, the triumphant composition she performed for the competition. The program also includes Arnold Schoenberg’s Chamber Symphony No. 1 and Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 1 in C minor. Tickets are available at a suggested donation of $20 per ticket, and require advance reservation.

Join us for the beginning of a wonderful season with American Youth Symphony!

Click the button below to reserve tickets through our website.

Read about UCLA's Royce Hall’s health and safety protocols, entrance requirements, and policy for children on our website.  
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