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Seats for Students
Did you know that the Red Deer Symphony Orchestra is central Alberta’s only professional performing arts organization?
The RDSO is igniting a passion for the arts and culture in central Alberta each year by offering a series of seven world-class performances, seven community programs, and a variety of public appearances that reach over 10,000 people who live, work and play in central Alberta.
Community Programs aimed at making our music accessible to anyone include the Seats for Students program which runs in partnership with Red Deer Public and Catholic Schools, Red Deer College and Burman University. Three rows of complimentary seating are reserved at each concert and given to middle, high school and post-secondary music and arts students to provide an opportunity to experience professional calibre, live symphonic music.
Let go of everything you know about the symphony and join us for a concert or all seven of them!
Click the poster for tickets to our season premier!
Please consider becoming one of our valuable sponsors supporting music and art in Central Alberta. Click here for information.
For more information: www.rdso.ca
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