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Fancy getting a smashing Sibelius concerto for about the same price as a smashed avocado? You’re in the right place...
With audience goers now confidently returning to the concert hall, multiple venues have thrown their doors open with very generous offers for young music-lovers.
We’ve scoured the internet for super-cheap world-class classical music, accessible to 20-somethings and beyond. Use it liberally and wisely…
If you're aged 16 to 25 you can get £25 tickets, exclusive events and more when you sign up for a free Young ROH account.
For just £5, Young ROH members can also attend young artist recitals, showcasing the future stars of opera in a range of concerts, performances and discussions.
If you’re aged under 35 you can get some of the best seats at the English National Opera at affordable prices for you and a friend, while under 21s come free.
The ENO has three money saving schemes available for audiences age 21-35, 16-20, and 5-15.
If you're aged 16 to 29 years old you can join Glyndebourne as an Under 30s member for free and take advantage of £30 tickets to the Festival.
Glyndebourne have also introduced a new membership for under 40s called Fortissimo.
At Wigmore Hall, £5 tickets are available at selected concerts to anyone under the age of 35.
The scheme has been running since 2018 in collaboration with Classic FM and has offered thousands of tickets to lovers of chamber music, song and jazz.
For selected Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra performances Under 25s, students and those in receipt of Universal Credit or Jobseekers' Allowance can purchase tickets for just £8.
Every year, Young Barbican members are offered over 50,000 tickets across art, film, music, theatre and dance for only £5, £10 or £15 with new film releases just £5.
The scheme is free to join and members pay no booking fees.
If you are aged between 16 and 25 inclusive, or are in full-time education, you can purchase discounted tickets to all of the RSNO Season concerts.
Under 18s can also go free if accompanied by an adult.
Young Friends have access to £5 tickets to all concerts in St John Smith Square’s Thursday Lunchtime Concerts, Organ Series and other concerts across the season.
If you're 16-29 years old or a full-time student, you can become an Under 30s member for free.
Members can access £10 tickets to Opera North productions and in Leeds, 16-20 year olds can access tickets to main stage Opera North productions at Leeds Grand Theatre for free.
Under 30s can access £10 Side Seats for the 2021 Season as well as invitations to special events including panel discussions and receptions.
Members can also get 10% off food and drink.
The Hallé offers students in full-time education, tickets to the tune of of just £3 (£5.50 including booking fees).
Kings Place offers a limited number of ‘Under 14s’ and ‘Under 30s’ available for specially selected events ranging from Classical concerts to jazz and world music.
Student tickets are available at half price for orchestral concerts within the St David’s Hall Orchestral Concert Series.
The Southbank Centre offers an under-30s scheme where members can get one free ticket and regular £10 tickets to Southbank Centre events.
This also includes an offer of £5 tickets for the Hayward Gallery, the Southbank's contemporary art gallery.
The CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust pays for over 1,500 young people to hear professional chamber music performances across the country.
If you're aged 8 to 25 you can join the scheme here.