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Step into the elegant and irresistible world of Bridgerton for an afternoon where romance, drama, and modern music meet. The Music of Bridgerton features selections from the series’ original soundtrack alongside its signature classical reimaginings of contemporary hits, bringing the unmistakable sound of the hit series from the screen to the concert stage. Lush strings, sweeping melodies, and unexpected musical transformations capture the glamour, passion, and intrigue that have made Bridgerton a global phenomenon. Whether you are a devoted fan of the series or simply love music that blends classical elegance with modern style, this concert promises a captivating journey into the music and atmosphere of the Ton.

Featuring:

Yuri Cho, violin
Tristan Macaggi, violin
Yunior Lopez, viola
Julian Romano, cello

This unique performance features music from the original soundtrack performed by local professional musicians from the YAO. The staging, program order, and visuals are all original. 

*NOTICE: The start time of the event has not been finalized with the facility. We expect an event start between 2:00-4:00 PM.

The YAO Academy and Symphony Orchestra perform works by Benjamin Britten, Hector Berlioz, Aaron Copland, and Jean Sibelius.

Written in 1922 for a Finnish industrial anniversary, Sibelius’ Andante Festivo offers solemn, hymnlike warmth. A decade later, twenty-year-old Britten built his Simple Symphony from eight themes composed during childhood, reshaping youthful sketches into four spirited movements.

Following intermission, The Star-Spangled Banner and Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man honor America’s 250th birthday. Written during World War II at the request of Cincinnati Symphony conductor Eugene Goossens, Copland’s fanfare celebrates courage beyond the battlefield. Ashley Nam then performs the dramatic opening movement of Lalo’s 1870s concerto.

Berlioz’s revolutionary 1830 Symphonie fantastique closes the program. Its final scenes follow an artist to the scaffold and into a grotesque witches’ sabbath, where the ancient Dies irae becomes a terrifying orchestral spectacle.

This event is part of the Beethoven: Eternal at 200 Series

This event is part of the Beethoven: Eternal at 200 Series

This event is part of the Beethoven: Eternal at 200 Series

Celebrate Beethoven’s genius through the extraordinary range of his music for solo piano. Pianist Alexandria Le performs beloved favorites including the haunting Moonlight Sonata and the ever-popular Für Elise, alongside lesser-known treasures such as the daring, improvisatory Fantasia in G minor, Op. 77 and one of Beethoven’s inventive sets of variations. With engaging introductions illuminating the history and stories behind each work, the program reveals a Beethoven who is intimate, playful, turbulent, and endlessly imaginative.

This event is part of the Beethoven: Eternal at 200 Series

Experience Beethoven’s evolving musical voice through works of intimacy, drama, and symphonic ambition. Pianist Dr. Timothy Hoft performs the lyrical Piano Sonata in E major, Op. 14, No. 1, alongside the powerful Sonata in D major, Op. 10, No. 3—a work that moves from wit and brilliance to one of Beethoven’s most deeply expressive slow movements. Following intermission, Beethoven’s Second Symphony is heard through Johann Nepomuk Hummel’s remarkable arrangement for piano, flute, violin, and cello. Created when chamber arrangements brought orchestral music into private homes, Hummel’s version preserves the symphony’s energy, humor, and bold contrasts while offering audiences a more intimate perspective on Beethoven’s expanding musical world.

This event is part of the Beethoven: Eternal at 200 Series

Experience Star Wars like never before! The Force summons you to join us for an epic symphonic journey through a galaxy far, far away as we celebrate 50 years of the music, stories, heroes, villains and unforgettable characters that have captivated audiences around the world.

Voted Best of Las Vegas Arts & Culture Event, the Young Artists Orchestra returns to The Smith Center for this special family-friendly presentation featuring iconic music by John Williams, Michael Giacchino and Ludwig Göransson, with selections spanning the beloved films and television series of Star Wars, including Rogue One and The Mandalorian.

This concert brings together five decades of Star Wars music in one unforgettable live symphonic experience, brought to life by guest artists, costumed characters, a powerful choir and a large-scale symphony orchestra. Dress as your favorite character, and be part of a galactic celebration for fans of every generation. The Music of Star Wars: A Symphonic Tribute is more than a concert. It is a journey across the entire Star Warsuniverse.

Groups of 10 or more that purchase show tickets together receive a variety of benefits, including special ticket savings, priority seating, flexible payment plans and more. Please contact Groups Sales at The Smith Center.

“Recognized as one of the most distinguished youth orchestras in the United States, The Dr. Shirley Linzy Young Artists Orchestra has earned multiple “Best of Las Vegas” awards, received yearly recognition from the National Endowment of the Arts, and achieved the highest grossing ticket sales record among youth orchestras nationwide. I, the mayor of the City of Las Vegas, County of Clark, State of Nevada, hereby proudly proclaim September 5, 2024 as: Dr. Shirley Linzy Young Artists Orchestra of Las Vegas Day.”
– Honorable Carolyn G. Goodman, Mayor, City of Las Vegas