Spring Chamber Music Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of classical music at Beethoven Festival Park City, the esteemed cultural gem nestled in the heart of Park City, UT. As Utah's most seasoned classical music festival, it captivates audiences with intimate and dynamic performances showcasing exceptional solo artists from global origins. Experience the harmonious fusion of talent and ambiance as concerts unfold in a diverse array of indoor and outdoor settings scattered across the picturesque landscape of Park City. Beyond the confines of the festival grounds, the music resonates far and wide through outreach programs that extend the magic of classical melodies to diverse corners of Utah, enriching communities with the gift of music. Generated using this place's available information

Autumn Classics Music Festival is a renowned event held annually in Park City, UT, showcasing a diverse array of classical music performances. With a focus on celebrating the beauty and richness of classical music, the festival provides a platform for both established and emerging artists to captivate audiences with their talent. Generated from their business information

HistoryFounded in 2008 by director Kayson Brown. The Festival was first called the Summer Youth Symphony Summit. The Lyceum Music Festival has grown from a four-day, day camp to a multi-week lodging/commuting festival that attracts students from across the country. It is one of only a handful of festivals associated with a major symphony orchestra. LMF is sponsored by American Heritage School located in American Fork Utah.SpecialtiesLyceum Music Festival specializes in providing meaningful mentorship for talented orchestral musicians ages 13-21. Internationally renown guest artists combine with faculty from the Utah Symphony to prepare students for a professional level concert. The Festival takes place each summer in July/August at Zermatt Resort in Midway, UT which has a four-diamond rating from AAA. Students may enroll for a single week or multiple weeks. Each week has a different guest artist. String, Wind, Brass, and Percussion students are invited to audition in person or via a recording. Past repertory has included Gershwin's An American in Paris, Beethoven Symphony No. 5, Elgar Enigma Variations, Stravinsky's Firebird and other masterworks. Guest artists/faculty include The 5 Browns, conductor Keith Lockhart, violinist Jenny Oaks Baker, cellist Steven Sharp Nelson from The Piano Guys YouTube Channel, violinists Igor and Vesna Gruppman, and conductor David Cho.