The Daytona Beach Symphony Society
For 63 years, the Daytona Beach Symphony
Society (DBSS) has been bringing world-class musical performance to our area.
If you are relocating to the Florida east coast from a big city, fear not!
Culture abounds in the greater Daytona Beach Area!
During the last season, which just ended,
wildly famous and unbelievably talented orchestras and soloists performed for
our community, including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Russian State
Symphony Orchestra, and the Mariinsky Orchestra. Soloists included violin
virtuosos Pinchas Zukerman and Ray Chen, pianist Vladimir Feltsman, and many
more. Even the Russian National Ballet Theatre performed at the Peabody Auditorium
in Daytona! So you can see, just from
the most recent season, the DBSS can easily compete with much larger cities.
Community Involvement
The DBSS offers more than just a night of
breathtaking music. They support many outreach programs: With focus on at-risk
children, YES (Youth Experiencing Symphony) introduces over 3,000 local
students to classical music each year. Research has soundly proven the importance
of the arts in students’ academic success. Therefore this program is relevant
on many levels.
DBSS also reaches out to senior citizens,
offering reduced fare transportation services. So
if you are on a fixed income, you can still experience the joys of beautiful music!
Family discounts are offered to adults
attending with children. They receive a discount on adult tickets and pay
$10 for their children. A family of four can attend any of our concerts for an affordable price. And area students can attend performances for
$10.
Making art accessible is one of DBSS’s
important missions
Take a look what the Daytona Beach SymphonySociety has to offer you.
By the time the 64th season comes
around on November 20 with the Munich Symphony Orchestra, you might be ready to enjoy some of the remarkable
performances the Symphony Society brings to Daytona.
