Join the Beethoven Leadership Circle
Come behind the scenes of our landmark Beethoven Festival as Simone Young and the Sydney Symphony celebrate one of the most influential composers of all time with a journey through his symphonies.
As the world marks 200 years since the death of Ludwig van Beethoven, the Sydney Symphony will honour his legacy with a centrepiece Beethoven Festival in June 2027.
Over two exhilarating weeks, Simone Young will conduct all nine of Beethoven’s symphonies, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience the complete symphonic journey of one of classical music's greatest composers.
Your support will be instrumental in realising this landmark celebration, helping the Sydney Symphony deliver unparalleled performances on a scale worthy of Beethoven's enduring influence.
If you are interested in supporting the Festival and deepening your experience of this exciting artistic undertaking, please contact:
Rachel Shafran
Development Manager
(02) 8215 4671 or rachel.shafran@sydneysymphony.com
There are many opportunities to champion this exciting commemoration of Beethoven’s works:
Leadership Circle $25,000+
- Opportunity to support a specific symphony within the Festival
- All exclusive Beethoven events including gatherings with Simone Young, soloists, and musicians of the Sydney Symphony
- Concert Hospitality
- Acknowledgement in concert programs and on website
Artist Patrons $10,000+
- Opportunity to support an artist and meet them individually
- All exclusive Beethoven events including gatherings with Simone Young, soloists, and musicians of the Sydney Symphony
- Concert Hospitality
- Acknowledgement in concert programs and on website
Festival Supporters $1,000+
- Behind-the-scenes rehearsal experience
- Concert Hospitality
- Acknowledgement in concert programs and on our website
Friends of the Festival $250+
- Behind-the-scenes rehearsal experience
- Acknowledgement in concert programs and on our website
Read more about the Festival
200 years since Beethoven’s death, his music still sets the terms. Chief Conductor Simone Young presents all nine symphonies across two spectacular weeks, tracing a body of work that reshaped the possibilities of the symphonic form.
