Take a Seat
Take a Seat
This year the Elder Conservatorium of Music invites you to 'take a seat' and help refurbish the iconic Elder Hall, a place where the wonder of music has been celebrated for more than 100 years.
Your gift is an investment in Australia's musical landscape and will ensure the Elder Conservatorium of Music remains an extraordinary place to foster world-class musicians and delight in music as a community.
Seats available for dedication
'A Reserve' seat: $1,500
'Premium' seat: $3,000
To make a tax deductible gift and dedicate a plaque in your name, or honour a loved one, please choose your A Reserve and/or Premium seat/s today. One hundred percent of your gift will aid in the refurbishment of Elder Hall and an engraved plaque will be placed on the back of the seat/s in recognition of your donation.
Take a seat (A Reserve) Take a seat (Premium)
Please note there is a limit of one seat per submission via this form.
For multiple seats or further information, please call +61 8 8313 4574 or email development@adelaide.edu.au.
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