Celebrate Beethoven's Birthday with Us!

We love celebrating Beethoven's birthday now through December 16, 2021, because we are celebrating classical music for all.

When you make your donation today, you are supporting making classical music available in and beyond our community.

How the Beethoven Festival Park City chose our name: The composer and virtuoso pianist Ludwig van Beethoven is universally recognized and loved for his dedication and for exemplifying classical music. Our official mission at the Beethoven Festival is to forever preserve and promote the art of LIVE classical music performance for the enjoyment of all. For everyone!

This Festival's recipe for creating once-in-a-lifetime experiences for so many:
Bring together world-class musicians who love to perform chamber music together.
Invite musicians together who are spontaneous, and fearlessly expressive artists.
Make every concert setting comfortable, inviting and intimate.
Create classical programs filled with variety and exciting contrasts, designed to thrill chamber music fans and newcomers alike.
Present concerts for both In-person and at-home audiences.
Seek out wonderful venues.
For nearly 40 years, classical music lovers have continued to find their way to mountain lodges, recital halls, art galleries, churches, temples, parks and private homes to hear firsthand the Festival artists sharing their magic.

BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL LIVE CONCERTS continue throughout the year with the new series "Chamber Music at the Eccles"
This past summer we were thrilled to start performing again live, bringing 13 live concerts to in-person audiences and the launch of the new series "Chamber Music at the Eccles". Our audience's safety and the safety of our musicians was and still is our goal, so we go beyond the minimum safety guidelines. FESTIVAL WEBSITE

BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL ONLINE CONCERTS available on the Festival's YouTube channel: "Park City Chamber Music Society BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL"
Sharing concerts recorded live: These recorded live performances have that special spark created when we perform for live audiences. The Beethoven Festival emerged in 1984 (originally founded as the Deer Valley Chamber Music Festival) More than half the over-800 intimate chamber concerts were recorded and filmed. Now, each week, the Festival compiles and premieres these performances online for everyone to enjoy.
Each of these live concerts is still unique, with programs heard nowhere else in the world. A number of those wonderful artists are no longer with us, but their legacies are preserved in these wonderful Festival recordings.

The BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL ONLINE series already includes over 80 concerts recorded live that premiered online and remain available for anyone in the world to enjoy.

Thank you for your support as the Beethoven Festival continues its work.