Access to Music
- Thursday, January 21, 2027
7:00 PM
Add to Calendar View Tickets
UNLOCK DISCOUNTS: become a subscriber, bring a group of 10+, save up to 50% for students and under-30s, and more!
OVERVIEW
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera’s annual Access to Music concert is presented for people with disabilities and their families. This free, 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. Utah Opera Resident Artists and the Utah Symphony will perform some of the most recognizable music in the classical repertoire.
All ages welcome! This concert is FREE but registration is required. Select the ‘View Tickets’ button to register.
PLEASE NOTE: We have a limited number of wheelchair spaces and transfer seats available, and all seats are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. If you’re unable to choose a seat type that meets your needs, please contact Patron Services, and we’ll do all that we can to accommodate your requests.
For more information regarding accessibility features and recommendations for your visit at Utah Symphony | Utah Opera performances, please visit our ACCESSIBILITY page.
If you need assistance, please contact USUO Patron Services at 801-533-NOTE (6683) or email [email protected].
PROGRAM
MOZART: Overture to The Magic Flute
BIZET: “Toréador” from Carmen
J. Andrew Garratt Jr.
J. STRAUSS: “O goodness me” from Die Fledermaus
Hyein Hong, Isabelle Kosempa, Colin Miller
MASCAGNI: Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana
OFFENBACH: Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffman
Hyein Hong, Isabella Kosempa
SONDHEIM: “Agony” from Into the Woods
Colin Miller, J. Andrew Garratt Jr.
DONIZETTI: “Tous les troi réunis” from The Daughter of the Regiment
Hyein Hong, Colin Miller, J. Andrew Garratt Jr.
OFFENBACH: “Infernal Galop” from Orpheus in the Underworld
MOZART: Fourth Movement of Symphony No. 39
ROSSINI: “Zitto zitto” from Cinderella
Hyein Hong, Isabelle Kosempa, Colin Miller, J. Andrew Garratt Jr.
ROSSINI: Allegro vivace from Overture to William Tell

