Concert Series Partners
Each season the Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon (YSSO) organization presents Concert Series performances of symphonic masterworks, concerti, new works and arrangements for orchestra and strings in professional venues throughout the region. The organization seeks the support of businesses, professional offices, individuals and community partners to help underwrite the YSSO's high-quality performances of standard orchestral literature, and arrangements for preparatory orchestra and string ensemble.
Concert Series Partners are acknowledged in Concert Series programs, on the web site and are highlighted in Concert Series publicity and marketing materials.
James M. Collier, noted philanthropist and arts advocate, has provided Concert Season Partner support to help underwrite the Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon Silver Jubilee-25th Anniversary Concert Season events, concerts and special activities. The YSSO organization is grateful for his generosity and for his interest in classical music programs for young people and the community.
To date, the following business has provided Concert Series Partner funding to help underwrite Silver Jubilee Concert Season Concert Series performances:
Fall 2012 Concert Series Silver Level Partner
Combined Transport, Inc.
Central Point
Winter 2013 Concert Series Silver Level Partner
Southern Oregon Subaru
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The following individuals and business provided Concert Series Partner funding to help underwrite last season's Concert Series performances:
Fall 2011 Concert Series
Combined Transport, Inc.
Winter 2012 Concert Series
Bill & Sarah Epstein
Spring 2012 Concert Series
Ilana Rubenfeld
The YSSO is seeking additional community assistance to help underwrite Silver Jubilee Concert Season events and performances. Individuals, businesses or professional offices interested in learning more about how to support the YSSO organization by becoming a Concert Series Partner are encouraged to contact the YSSO organization Executive Director: 541-858-8859 or info@ysso.org.
