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Frequently Asked Questions About Charleston Symphony Orchestra Tickets and Events
What types of instruments are used in the Charleston Symphony Orchestra?
The Charleston Symphony Orchestra uses a range of instruments including brass, woodwinds, strings and percussion.
Are there any discounts available on Charleston Symphony Orchestra tickets?
Yes, there are often discounts available for students, seniors and military personnel.
Can I bring my children to the Charleston Symphony Orchestra?
Yes, children are welcome at most performances, but it may be best to check with the venue beforehand.
Do I need to dress up to attend a Charleston Symphony Orchestra performance?
While formal wear is not required, it is generally recommended to dress nicely for the occasion.
How long do Charleston Symphony Orchestra performances typically last?
Performances can vary in length, but they generally last around two hours with an intermission.
Are there any restrictions on photography or recording during a Charleston Symphony Orchestra performance?
Yes, recording and photography are prohibited during performances to avoid disturbing the musicians and the audience.
Is there a specific seating arrangement for Charleston Symphony Orchestra performances?
Yes, there is typically assigned seating for Charleston Symphony Orchestra performances based on the ticket you purchase.
What types of music can I expect to hear at a Charleston Symphony Orchestra performance?
The orchestra plays a variety of classical and contemporary works, ranging from Mozart and Beethoven to modern composers.
Can I bring outside food or drinks to a Charleston Symphony Orchestra performance?
No, outside food and drinks are generally not allowed inside the venue.
What is the history of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra?
The orchestra was founded in 1936 and has since become one of the leading cultural organizations in the Charleston area.