For over 50 years, ACSO has been the professional network of organizations and individuals linked together by their passion for classical music - a focused and dynamic cohort of arts professionals, musicians, conductors, artist managers, emerging leaders, donors, patrons, and trustees.
ACSO is the go-to service provider for orchestras and choruses in the West, but it is also a wonderful resource for individual staff, board members, volunteers, and musicians who work for classical music providers and want to grow in their roles and connect with their peers.
It is also a great way for affiliated businesses to cultivate connections and direct relationships with existing and new clients, as ACSO serves over 130 orchestras and their 2000+ board and staff members. Membership benefits for businesses include low-cost exhibit space at the Annual Conference, access to decision makers, and excellent opportunities for networking.
ACSO Membership Delivers:
- Advocacy: ACSO gives voice to orchestras and choruses in California and the West at the state and national levels.
- Professional Development: ACSO's Annual Conference, regional forums and confabs, and online learning programs offer unparalleled opportunities to learn from top professionals and network with peers.
- Capacity Building: Professional assistance is available for you and your organization through our Consulting Services Program, our digital reference library, and customized research produced by ACSO staff.
- Networking: With ACSO, you become part of a community with colleagues who understand your needs and care about the classical music field.
"Taking on a leadership role for a symphony orchestra is an exhilarating but also challenging responsibility. The best step is to seek the counsel of the most experienced and insightful leaders in the field. That is what ACSO provides. Their staff is superb, and their programs bring together consultants and leaders who provide invaluable support. Our membership in ACSO has paid big dividends for the Downey Symphonic Society."
 Donald G. Marshall,
Past President, Downey
Symphony Orchestra
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