Plan a Trip to the Symphony
The Jacksonville Symphony offers a variety of opportunities for students of all ages to visit Jacoby Symphony Hall with their school. Educator classroom guides and supporting material maximize the impact of the experience for the child.
Preludes Concerts
Preludes Concerts are offered for students Grades 1-3 to experience classical music performed by a live symphony.
These 50-minute concerts are specially curated to engage children with all of the instruments and sounds of the orchestra, with musical learning moments in a fun and entertaining setting.
Young People’s Concerts
Young People’s Concerts are offered for students Grades 3-5 to explore a wide range of musical elements through classical music.
For more information about Preludes and Young People’s Concerts, contact Marianne Rice at [email protected]
For Middle and High School Students and Groups
Students at the Symphony is a concert-going experience that provides FREE tickets for middle and high school students for select Jacksonville Symphony Masterworks and Pops concerts via school partnerships. The program includes pre-concert workshops with Symphony Teaching Artists an hour prior to the performance to teach students about the orchestra, connect content of each performance to general elements of musical knowledge and allow students to make cross-curricular connections.
For more information, contact Haley Cox at [email protected]
The Jacksonville Symphony’s First Coast Nutcracker ballet offers a wonderful way to learn while enjoying quality entertainment just days before the holiday break in December. This year, these fully staged educational performances are offered in the Moran Theater at the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, December 16 and Friday, December 17, 2021.
For reservations or more information, contact Haley Cox at [email protected], or visit the following page.
First Coast Nutcracker Educational Performances
Teachers – before your visit, make sure to review the concert curriculum materials below. Links will work when the power point is in “Slide Show” mode.
Concert Etiquette Presentation
Meet the Orchestra Presentation
Students will have an opportunity to hear ensemble performances by Jacksonville Symphony musicians in their classrooms. Concerts will last for 45 minutes and include age-appropriate, curriculum relevant music and remarks that will open your children’s eyes to the beauty of music – many of whom will hear live orchestral instruments for the first time.
For reservations or more information, contact Haley Cox at [email protected]
Groups
To reserve tickets for your school or community group at a group discount, contact Haley Cox at [email protected] or 904.807.1003.
Accommodations
The Jacksonville Symphony is committed to meeting or exceeding all structural and service requirements as stipulated by the Americans with Disabilities Act. View ADA Access information for access/egress tips and for assistance during your visit.
Please call Patron Services prior to your arrival if you require special accommodations at 904-354-5547.
The Jacksonville Symphony offers a variety of opportunities for students of all ages to visit Jacoby Symphony Hall with their school. Educator classroom guides and supporting material maximize the impact of the experience for the child.
Preludes Concerts
Preludes Concerts are offered for students Grades 1-3 to experience classical music performed by a live symphony.
These 50-minute concerts are specially curated to engage children with all of the instruments and sounds of the orchestra, with musical learning moments in a fun and entertaining setting.
Young People’s Concerts
Young People’s Concerts are offered for students Grades 3-5 to explore a wide range of musical elements through classical music.
For more information about Preludes and Young People’s Concerts, contact Marianne Rice at [email protected]
For Middle and High School Students and Groups
Students at the Symphony is a concert-going experience that provides FREE tickets for middle and high school students for select Jacksonville Symphony Masterworks and Pops concerts via school partnerships. The program includes pre-concert workshops with Symphony Teaching Artists an hour prior to the performance to teach students about the orchestra, connect content of each performance to general elements of musical knowledge and allow students to make cross-curricular connections.
For more information, contact Haley Cox at [email protected]
The Jacksonville Symphony’s First Coast Nutcracker ballet offers a wonderful way to learn while enjoying quality entertainment just days before the holiday break in December. This year, these fully staged educational performances are offered in the Moran Theater at the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, December 16 and Friday, December 17, 2021.
For reservations or more information, contact Haley Cox at [email protected], or visit the following page.
First Coast Nutcracker Educational Performances
Teachers – before your visit, make sure to review the concert curriculum materials below. Links will work when the power point is in “Slide Show” mode.
Concert Etiquette Presentation
Meet the Orchestra Presentation
Students will have an opportunity to hear ensemble performances by Jacksonville Symphony musicians in their classrooms. Concerts will last for 45 minutes and include age-appropriate, curriculum relevant music and remarks that will open your children’s eyes to the beauty of music – many of whom will hear live orchestral instruments for the first time.
For reservations or more information, contact Haley Cox at [email protected]
Groups
To reserve tickets for your school or community group at a group discount, contact Haley Cox at [email protected] or 904.807.1003.
Accommodations
The Jacksonville Symphony is committed to meeting or exceeding all structural and service requirements as stipulated by the Americans with Disabilities Act. View ADA Access information for access/egress tips and for assistance during your visit.
Please call Patron Services prior to your arrival if you require special accommodations at 904-354-5547.