Student Access Pass – Experience Chamber Music for Free!
Are you a student with a passion for music? The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival is thrilled to offer a Student Access Pass, granting FREE access to select concerts during the Festival season. This is your chance to immerse yourself in world-class performances and experience the thrill of live chamber music.
What is the Student Access Pass?
The Student Access Pass is a subsidized program that provides students with an incredible opportunity to attend select Festival concerts at no cost. With a limited number of passes available, this program is designed to make chamber music accessible to young minds eager to explore the beauty of the arts.
Key Details
- Free Access: Enjoy select concerts throughout the Festival season for free.
- Limited Availability: Passes are limited, so register early to secure your spot!
- Exclusive Q&A Opportunity: Students who register before May 15 will receive an invite-only opportunity to attend a Q&A session with Festival Artistic Director Paul Watkins and Shouse Institute Director Philip Setzer.
- Exclusions: The Tasting Notes series is not eligible for this program.
How to Register
Interested students must fill out a simple registration form to apply for the Student Access Pass. Passes will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Click Here to Register: Student Access Pass Registration Form
- Complete the form with your details.
- Await confirmation of your pass and a list of eligible concerts.
Why Sign Up?
- Discover world-class chamber music for free.
- Be inspired by live performances in breathtaking venues.
- Enjoy a unique chance to connect with the Festival’s artistic leadership at an exclusive Q&A session (for those who register by May 15).
- Connect with a community of fellow music enthusiasts.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the magic of chamber music at the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival!
Questions?
For inquiries about the Student Access Pass, contact:
Jainelle Robinson
Email: [email protected]