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South Florida Youth Symphony Sets Ticket Price at $150 for Liberty Gala

The 62-year-old organization will host a fundraising event on November 21 to mark the 250th anniversary of American music, with proceeds supporting students from North Miami Dade and South Broward counties.

By Emmanuel Obasi ·

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The South Florida Youth Symphony has priced tickets at $150 for its upcoming Liberty Gala, an event scheduled for November 21 at the Miami Shores Country Club. The fee covers an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, and a three-course meal, with all revenue directed toward the organization's music programs.

The symphony, which has operated for 62 years, will use the evening to celebrate 250 years of American music. Attendees are asked to wear patriotic attire in red, white, and blue. The event serves a dual purpose, combining a cultural celebration with a fundraising effort to support young musicians from underserved areas in North Miami Dade and South Broward counties.

The organization describes itself as one of the country's leading youth music groups. It holds an Emmy Award and a Gold Medal. The symphony focuses on empowering students who might not otherwise have access to formal orchestral training. The gala will feature live entertainment from Jennings & Keller and the Magic City Jazztet.

The evening will also honor Dr. Daniel Andai, a former member of the symphony. Andai currently serves as the dean of the Music Division at the New World School of the Arts in Miami. He also holds the position of concertmaster for the Miami Symphony Orchestra.

Marjorie Hahn, the executive and music director for the South Florida Youth Symphony, noted the personal connection to Andai. "This patriotic gala, with attendees in red, white and blue, honors America on its 250th birthday and will be a night to remember," Hahn said. She added that honoring Andai has special meaning because he originally joined the symphony alongside his two brothers.

Hahn emphasized the trajectory of Andai's career. "From those early years of orchestral training, he went on to build an extraordinary international career while remaining deeply committed to the musical and cultural life of South Florida," she continued. She stated that his work in strengthening classical music in Miami and educating future generations embodies the core mission of the symphony.

Sponsorship options are available for those seeking greater visibility at the event. The Prelude level costs $1,500, the Intermezzo level is $2,500, and the Fortissimo level is $5,000. The Fortissimo package includes a table for ten guests and a private concert at a residence or business event. A limited number of these sponsorships remain available.

The cocktail hour is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. The venue is located at 10000 Biscayne Blvd. Interested parties can purchase tickets or sponsorships through the organization's website at givebutter.com/c/sfys-liberty-gala or by calling 305-962-2079.

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