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Ticket prices for individual concerts are $10 ($9 plus $1 Proctor's Restoration Fee) for adults and $6 ($5 plus $1 Proctor's Restoration Fee for students aged 8-18. Children 7 and under are free when accompanied by an adult. *Don't miss the rest of the SSO's 2009-2010 Season! * Upcoming concerts will feature works by Beethoven, Copland and Schubert, as well as talented young performers from the local area and a trio of internationally-acclaimed musicians. Special Offer for College Students! Click here here for more information. Tickets are available:
Our Symphony is facing a similar problem that symphony orchestras, large and small, face throughout the country. This problem is difficulty in balancing budgets in a time of economic uncertainity, decline in the numbers of the traditional audience, loss of federal and local financial support, and the availability of wide choices of entertainment to compete against. Few people realize that the income from ticket sales provides only a fraction of the income needed in our annual operating budget to produce the SSO's outstanding concert season. Our support must come from other sources, including sustaining memberships, company contributions, support for special fund-raising events, program advertising, sponsorships, and foundation and government support. If you would like to support the SSO, please consider becoming a sustaining member or making a contribution to our endowment funds. |
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 Endowment funds contribute to the long-term financial health of the Symphony, allowing us to continue to provide a diverse and excellent program as well as continuing our support of community promoting events. There are two types of Endowment Funds: one in which the income and increase in value of the investment are used to support designated activities of the SSO, and funds used to support the operating expenses of the orchestra. If you'd like more information about making a contribution to the endowment, please call the Schenectady Symphony at 518-372-2500. Thank You!
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