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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: The Symphony Goes to the Zoo!
DESCRIPTION:Meet the musicians of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Goes to the Zoo! This FREE\, interactive program is designed for kids and families and explores how music and animals are connected.. \nThis program features Flight of the Bumblebee\, selections from Carnival of the Animals (including The Lion\, The Elephant\, Fossils\, and The Swan)\, and The Race\, a narrated retelling of the Tortoise and the Hare for brass quintet. Each piece highlights the different sounds\, colors\, and personalities of the brass section of the orchestra. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nA 45 minute concert with no intermission\nLive narration connecting music and storytelling\nA chance to see brass instruments and live animals up close\nA relaxed\, family-friendly environment\nThe program was designed with ages 3-8 in mind\, but anyone is welcome!\n\nTickets & Registration:\nThis event is free. Advance registration is requested through the Russell Library: Click here to Register! \nPresented as part of the NHSO Family Concert Series\, which is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Economic Development\, Office of the Arts; The Helen Roberts Trust; The Katharine Matthies Foundation; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family2026-zoo-russell12pm/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: The Symphony Goes to the Zoo!
DESCRIPTION:Meet the musicians of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Goes to the Zoo! This FREE\, interactive program is designed for kids and families and explores how music and animals are connected.. \nThis program features Flight of the Bumblebee\, selections from Carnival of the Animals (including The Lion\, The Elephant\, Fossils\, and The Swan)\, and The Race\, a narrated retelling of the Tortoise and the Hare for brass quintet. Each piece highlights the different sounds\, colors\, and personalities of the brass section of the orchestra. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nA 45 minute concert with no intermission\nLive narration connecting music and storytelling\nA chance to see brass instruments and live animals up close\nA relaxed\, family-friendly environment\nThe program was designed with ages 3-8 in mind\, but anyone is welcome!\n\nTickets & Registration:\nThis event is free. Advance registration is requested through the Russell Library: Click here to Register! \nPresented as part of the NHSO Family Concert Series\, which is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Economic Development\, Office of the Arts; The Helen Roberts Trust; The Katharine Matthies Foundation; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family2026-zoo-russell10am/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: The Symphony Goes to the Zoo!
DESCRIPTION:Meet the musicians of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Goes to the Zoo! This FREE\, interactive program is designed for kids and families and explores how music and animals are connected.. \nThis program features Flight of the Bumblebee\, selections from Carnival of the Animals (including The Lion\, The Elephant\, Fossils\, and The Swan)\, and The Race\, a narrated retelling of the Tortoise and the Hare for brass quintet. Each piece highlights the different sounds\, colors\, and personalities of the brass section of the orchestra. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nA 45 minute concert with no intermission\nLive narration connecting music and storytelling\nA chance to see brass instruments and live animals up close\nA relaxed\, family-friendly environment\nThe program was designed with ages 3-8 in mind\, but anyone is welcome!\n\nTickets & Registration:\nThis event is free. Advance registration is requested through the Ansonia Library & Nature Center: Click here to Register! \nPresented as part of the NHSO Family Concert Series\, which is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Economic Development\, Office of the Arts; The Helen Roberts Trust; The Katharine Matthies Foundation; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family2026-zoo-ansonia/
LOCATION:Ansonia Nature Center\, 10 Deerfield Road\, Ansonia\, CT\, 06401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events,LIVE from the Valley
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: The Symphony Goes to the Zoo!
DESCRIPTION:Meet the musicians of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Goes to the Zoo! This FREE\, interactive program is designed for kids and families and explores how music and animals are connected. \nThis program features Flight of the Bumblebee\, selections from Carnival of the Animals (including The Lion\, The Elephant\, Fossils\, and The Swan)\, and The Race\, a narrated retelling of the Tortoise and the Hare for brass quintet. Each piece highlights the different sounds\, colors\, and personalities of the brass section of the orchestra. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nA 45 minute concert with no intermission\nLive narration connecting music and storytelling\nA chance to see brass instruments and live animals up close\nA relaxed\, family-friendly environment\nThe program was designed with ages 3-8 in mind\, but anyone is welcome!\n\nTickets & Registration:\nThis event is free. Advance registration is required through Plumb Library: Click here to Register! \nPresented as part of the NHSO Family Concert Series\, which is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Economic Development\, Office of the Arts; The Helen Roberts Trust; The Katharine Matthies Foundation; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family2026-zoo-plumb/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events,LIVE from the Valley
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Clap\, Clap\, Stomp! (Sensory-Friendly Performance)
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n“Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!” will feature lively concerts by fiddler Austin Scelzo and vocalist Charlie Widmer from the Bluegrass band On The Trail. They will also include banjo soloist as well as NHSO musician Sam Bobinski on bass. Entering the world of Bluegrass\, kids will dance along to upbeat songs and explore the music and scenery of Appalachia with eye-catching visuals. \nThis performance will be adapted for audience members with sensory processing disorders and Autism. Audience members will be able to take advantage of the specially designed space within the school\, use gross motor equipment to self-regulate\, make use of complimentary ear protectors and fidgets\, and take breaks as needed. The lighting will be dimmed\, and the musicians will play at a reduced volume. For questions about accommodations offered at the sensory-friendly performances\, please email Education@NewHavenSymphony.org. \nThere is no registration required for this event. We will see you there! \n\nAbout the Guest Artists \nIn 2023 fiddler Austin Scelzo was named Connecticut Arts Hero by the state of Connecticut. Most recently\, he won the 2025 Momentum Industry Involvement Award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. His Bluegrass journey began with the Western CT based group the “Angry O’Haras\,” then later “On the Trail\,” with which he recorded fiddle and vocals. He also performs and records with the “Rock Hearts\,” a traditional Bluegrass group. In addition\, he teaches Wernick Method Jam classes and launched the Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association. \n  \nCharlie Widmer is a multi-genre singer\, songwriter\, actor\, guitarist\, arranger\, and producer based in Connecticut. He received his Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Western Connecticut State University in 2016. That same year he sang on television in Switzerland’s version of AGT\, Die grössten Schweizer Talente. His singing credits include performances with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, Opera Theater of Connecticut\, and many others in both musical theater and opera alike. He is also lead singer in “Sub-Urban” and a singer/guitarist in “On the Trail.” He is currently represented for theater\, television and film by Professional Artists Agency in NYC. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development\, Office of the Arts and the Elizabeth Carse Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-clap-newhaven/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n“Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!” will feature lively concerts by fiddler Austin Scelzo and vocalist Charlie Widmer from the Bluegrass band On The Trail. They will also include banjo soloist as well as NHSO musician Sam Bobinski on bass. Entering the world of Bluegrass\, kids will dance along to upbeat songs and explore the music and scenery of Appalachia with eye-catching visuals. \nRegistration is required. Click here to register for free for this event. \n\nAbout the Guest Artists \nIn 2023 fiddler Austin Scelzo was named Connecticut Arts Hero by the state of Connecticut. Most recently\, he won the 2025 Momentum Industry Involvement Award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. His Bluegrass journey began with the Western CT based group the “Angry O’Haras\,” then later “On the Trail\,” with which he recorded fiddle and vocals. He also performs and records with the “Rock Hearts\,” a traditional Bluegrass group. In addition\, he teaches Wernick Method Jam classes and launched the Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association. \n  \nCharlie Widmer is a multi-genre singer\, songwriter\, actor\, guitarist\, arranger\, and producer based in Connecticut. He received his Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Western Connecticut State University in 2016. That same year he sang on television in Switzerland’s version of AGT\, Die grössten Schweizer Talente. His singing credits include performances with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, Opera Theater of Connecticut\, and many others in both musical theater and opera alike. He is also lead singer in “Sub-Urban” and a singer/guitarist in “On the Trail.” He is currently represented for theater\, television and film by Professional Artists Agency in NYC. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development\, Office of the Arts; and the Elizabeth Carse Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-clap-middletown/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n“Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!” will feature lively concerts by fiddler Austin Scelzo and vocalist Charlie Widmer from the Bluegrass band On The Trail. They will also include banjo soloist as well as NHSO musician Sam Bobinski on bass. Entering the world of Bluegrass\, kids will dance along to upbeat songs and explore the music and scenery of Appalachia with eye-catching visuals. \nRegistration may be required. Click here to register with the Ansonia Library. \n\nAbout the Guest Artists \nIn 2023 fiddler Austin Scelzo was named Connecticut Arts Hero by the state of Connecticut. Most recently\, he won the 2025 Momentum Industry Involvement Award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. His Bluegrass journey began with the Western CT based group the “Angry O’Haras\,” then later “On the Trail\,” with which he recorded fiddle and vocals. He also performs and records with the “Rock Hearts\,” a traditional Bluegrass group. In addition\, he teaches Wernick Method Jam classes and launched the Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association. \n  \nCharlie Widmer is a multi-genre singer\, songwriter\, actor\, guitarist\, arranger\, and producer based in Connecticut. He received his Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Western Connecticut State University in 2016. That same year he sang on television in Switzerland’s version of AGT\, Die grössten Schweizer Talente. His singing credits include performances with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, Opera Theater of Connecticut\, and many others in both musical theater and opera alike. He is also lead singer in “Sub-Urban” and a singer/guitarist in “On the Trail.” He is currently represented for theater\, television and film by Professional Artists Agency in NYC. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development\, Office of the Arts; Elizabeth Carse Foundation; and the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-clap-ansonia/
LOCATION:Ansonia Library\, 53 South Cliff Street\, Ansonia\, 06401
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events,LIVE from the Valley
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n“Clap\, Clap\, Stomp!” will feature lively concerts by fiddler Austin Scelzo and vocalist Charlie Widmer from the Bluegrass band On The Trail. They will also include banjo soloist as well as NHSO musician Sam Bobinski on bass. Entering the world of Bluegrass\, kids will dance along to upbeat songs and explore the music and scenery of Appalachia with eye-catching visuals. \nRegistration is required. Click here to register for free for this event. \n\nAbout the Guest Artists \nIn 2023 fiddler Austin Scelzo was named Connecticut Arts Hero by the state of Connecticut. Most recently\, he won the 2025 Momentum Industry Involvement Award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. His Bluegrass journey began with the Western CT based group the “Angry O’Haras\,” then later “On the Trail\,” with which he recorded fiddle and vocals. He also performs and records with the “Rock Hearts\,” a traditional Bluegrass group. In addition\, he teaches Wernick Method Jam classes and launched the Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association. \n  \nCharlie Widmer is a multi-genre singer\, songwriter\, actor\, guitarist\, arranger\, and producer based in Connecticut. He received his Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Western Connecticut State University in 2016. That same year he sang on television in Switzerland’s version of AGT\, Die grössten Schweizer Talente. His singing credits include performances with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, Opera Theater of Connecticut\, and many others in both musical theater and opera alike. He is also lead singer in “Sub-Urban” and a singer/guitarist in “On the Trail.” He is currently represented for theater\, television and film by Professional Artists Agency in NYC. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development\, Office of the Arts; Elizabeth Carse Foundation; and the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-clap-shelton/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events,LIVE from the Valley
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Anansi the Spider
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n\nDiscover the beloved African folktale of Anansi the Spider through an interactive jazz fusion experience. Featuring original music by New Haven composer Tyler Goldchain and dynamic storytelling by artist and educator Isaac Bloodworth\, this program will bring together an incredible ensemble of composer Tyler Goldchain (keys/guitar)\, Jazz Haven artists Kenny Georges (saxophone) and Jesse Hameen\, II (drums)\, and NHSO musician Chris Johnson (bass). \n\n\nChildren will be captivated by the vibrant story of Anansi\, brought to life through live music\, narration\, visual art\, and playful audience participation. \n\nThis concert is sponsored by the International Association of New Haven and the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-anansi-the-spider-newhaven-stetson/
LOCATION:Stetson Branch Library\, 197 Dixwell Avenue\, New Haven\, CT\, 06511
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Anansi the Spider
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n\nDiscover the beloved African folktale of Anansi the Spider through an interactive jazz fusion experience. Featuring original music by New Haven composer Tyler Goldchain and dynamic storytelling by artist and educator Isaac Bloodworth\, this program will bring together an incredible ensemble of composer Tyler Goldchain (keys/guitar)\, Jazz Haven artists Kenny Georges (saxophone) and Jesse Hameen\, II (drums)\, and NHSO musician Chris Johnson (bass). \n\n\nChildren will be captivated by the vibrant story of Anansi\, brought to life through live music\, narration\, visual art\, and playful audience participation. \nRegistration is required. Click here to sign up.  \n\nThis concert is sponsored by the Middletown Commission on the Arts and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-anansi-the-spider-middletown/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Anansi the Spider (Sensory-Friendly Performance)
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n\nDiscover the beloved African folktale of Anansi the Spider through an interactive jazz fusion experience. Featuring original music by New Haven composer Tyler Goldchain and dynamic storytelling by artist and educator Isaac Bloodworth\, this program will bring together an incredible ensemble of composer Tyler Goldchain (keys/guitar)\, Jazz Haven artists Kenny Georges (saxophone) and Jesse Hameen\, II (drums)\, and NHSO musician Chris Johnson (bass). \n\n\nChildren will be captivated by the vibrant story of Anansi\, brought to life through live music\, narration\, visual art\, and playful audience participation. \n\nThis performance will be adapted for audience members with sensory processing disorders and Autism. Audience members will be able to take advantage of the specially designed space within the school\, use gross motor equipment to self-regulate\, make use of complimentary ear protectors and fidgets\, and take breaks as needed. The lighting will be dimmed\, and the musicians will play at a reduced volume. For questions about accommodations offered at the sensory-friendly performances\, please email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org. \nThis concert is sponsored by the International Association of New Haven and the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development. \nThere is no registration required for this performance. We will see you there! \n\nThis concert is presented as part of Connecticut Orchestra Month\, a statewide celebration of the vibrant orchestral scene across Connecticut. CT Orchestras play nearly 300 concerts each year for more than 185\,000 people\, including 45\,000 students! This March\, new and returning audience members can experience and enjoy concerts all month long. Learn more and view the concert calendar at CTOrchestraMonth.org. 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-anansi-the-spider-newhaven-reggiemayo/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Anansi the Spider
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \n\nDiscover the beloved African folktale of Anansi the Spider through an interactive jazz fusion experience. Featuring original music by New Haven composer Tyler Goldchain and dynamic storytelling by artist and educator Isaac Bloodworth\, this program will bring together an incredible ensemble of composer Tyler Goldchain (keys/guitar)\, Jazz Haven artists Kenny Georges (saxophone) and Jesse Hameen\, II (drums)\, and NHSO musician Chris Johnson (bass). \n\n\nChildren will be captivated by the vibrant story of Anansi\, brought to life through live music\, narration\, visual art\, and playful audience participation. \nRegistration is required. Click here to sign up. \nRegistration will open on Tuesday\, February 25 at noon. \n\nThis concert is sponsored by the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; and the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club. \n\nThis concert is presented as part of Connecticut Orchestra Month\, a statewide celebration of the vibrant orchestral scene across Connecticut. CT Orchestras play nearly 300 concerts each year for more than 185\,000 people\, including 45\,000 students! This March\, new and returning audience members can experience and enjoy concerts all month long. Learn more and view the concert calendar at CTOrchestraMonth.org. 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-anansi-the-spider-shelton/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Anansi the Spider
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \nDiscover the beloved African folktale of Anansi the Spider through an interactive jazz fusion experience. Featuring original music by New Haven composer Tyler Goldchain and dynamic storytelling by artist and educator Isaac Bloodworth\, this program will bring together an incredible ensemble of composer Tyler Goldchain (keys/guitar)\, Jazz Haven artists Kenny Georges (saxophone) and Jesse Hameen\, II (drums)\, and NHSO musician Chris Johnson (bass). \nChildren will be captivated by the vibrant story of Anansi\, brought to life through live music\, narration\, visual art\, and playful audience participation. \nRegistration is required. Click here to register for free for this event. \n\nThis concert is presented as part of Connecticut Orchestra Month\, a statewide celebration of the vibrant orchestral scene across Connecticut. CT Orchestras play nearly 300 concerts each year for more than 185\,000 people\, including 45\,000 students! This March\, new and returning audience members can experience and enjoy concerts all month long. Learn more and view the concert calendar at CTOrchestraMonth.org. 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-anansi-the-spider-ansonia/
LOCATION:Ansonia Library\, 53 South Cliff Street\, Ansonia\, 06401
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Three Little Pigs
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \nLed by NHSO musicians Stephanie Hug (violin)\, Becky Patterson (cello)\, William Braun (piano)\, and a narrator\, “Three Little Pigs” invites children to explore the animal kingdom through music. During the 45-minute concert\, kids will enjoy guessing which animals the music represents while watching fun visuals. This engaging program will include Flight of the Bumblebee\, Walking the Dog\, Butterfly Etude\, Wild Rider\, and the Three Little Pigs. \nRegistration is required. Click here to sign up. \nRegistration will open on Tuesday\, February 25 at noon. \nThis concert is sponsored by the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; and the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club. \n\n\nThis concert is presented as part of Connecticut Orchestra Month\, a statewide celebration of the vibrant orchestral scene across Connecticut. CT Orchestras play nearly 300 concerts each year for more than 185\,000 people\, including 45\,000 students! This March\, new and returning audience members can experience and enjoy concerts all month long. Learn more and view the concert calendar at CTOrchestraMonth.org. 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-three-little-pigs-shelton/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Three Little Pigs
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \nLed by NHSO musicians Stephanie Hug (violin)\, Becky Patterson (cello)\, William Braun (piano)\, and a narrator\, “Three Little Pigs” invites children to explore the animal kingdom through music. During the 45-minute concert\, kids will enjoy guessing which animals the music represents while watching fun visuals. This engaging program will include Flight of the Bumblebee\, Walking the Dog\, Butterfly Etude\, Wild Rider\, and the Three Little Pigs. \nPlease Note: This event is presented by the library but will take place at Ansonia Armory. (5 State St\, Ansonia\, CT 06401) \nRegistration is required. Click here to register for free for this event. \n\nThis concert is presented as part of Connecticut Orchestra Month\, a statewide celebration of the vibrant orchestral scene across Connecticut. CT Orchestras play nearly 300 concerts each year for more than 185\,000 people\, including 45\,000 students! This March\, new and returning audience members can experience and enjoy concerts all month long. Learn more and view the concert calendar at CTOrchestraMonth.org. 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-three-little-pigs-ansonia/
LOCATION:Ansonia Armory\, 5 State Street\, Ansonia\, CT\, 06401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Three Little Pigs (Sensory-Friendly Performance)
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \nLed by NHSO musicians Stephanie Hug (violin)\, Becky Patterson (cello)\, William Braun (piano)\, and a narrator\, “Three Little Pigs” invites children to explore the animal kingdom through music. During the 45-minute concert\, kids will enjoy guessing which animals the music represents while watching fun visuals. This engaging program will include Flight of the Bumblebee\, Walking the Dog\, Butterfly Etude\, Wild Rider\, and the Three Little Pigs.  \nThis performance will be adapted for audience members with sensory processing disorders and Autism. Audience members will be able to take advantage of the specially designed space within the school\, use gross motor equipment to self-regulate\, make use of complimentary ear protectors and fidgets\, and take breaks as needed. The lighting will be dimmed\, and the musicians will play at a reduced volume. For questions about accommodations offered at the sensory-friendly performances\, please email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org. \nThis concert is sponsored by the International Association of New Haven and the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-three-little-pigs-newhaven-reggiemayo/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Three Little Pigs
DESCRIPTION:The NHSO’s Free Family Series features exciting programs designed to delight children ages 3-8 and their families. These free\, interactive concerts will take place at kid-friendly venues across southern Connecticut between February – April\, creating a magical introduction to live music\, storytelling\, and education for young audiences. \nLed by NHSO musicians Stephanie Hug (violin)\, Becky Patterson (cello)\, William Braun (piano)\, and a narrator\, “Three Little Pigs” invites children to explore the animal kingdom through music. During the 45-minute concert\, kids will enjoy guessing which animals the music represents while watching fun visuals. This engaging program will include Flight of the Bumblebee\, Walking the Dog\, Butterfly Etude\, Wild Rider\, and the Three Little Pigs.  \nRegistration is required. Click here to register for free for this event. \nThis concert is sponsored by the Middletown Commission on the Arts and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-three-little-pigs-middletown/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: New Orleans Summer Swing
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-9\, this free family concert will explore the jazz music\, traditions\, and stories of New Orleans! \nThe 45-minute jazz jam will include such classics as “The Saints Go Marching In\,” “Tin Roof Blues\,” and “That’s a Plenty\,” and will feature NHSO Trumpeters Ken Tedeschi and Mike Flynn\, Hornist Kyle Hoyt\, Trombonist Scott Cranston\, and Tubist Alex Friedman. \nThe program includes a Second Line march and an interactive reading of the children’s book Trombone Shorty by performer and artist Issac Bloodworth. \nRegistration is required. Register and learn more at AnsoniaLibrary.org.  \nQuestions? Email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org or call (203)865-0831. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nIsaac Bloodworth is a Black artist and performer born and raised right in New Haven. Bloodworth paints murals all around New Haven and has been commissioned by Citywide Youth Coalition and the City of New Haven’s Department of Arts and Culture to have his art displayed publicly across the city. His pieces and his history with puppet performances work to inspire the youth within the Black community to feel confident in themselves and to be seen for their lived experiences through art in their environment. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by The Department of Economic and Community Development\, Connecticut Office of the Arts; the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; Middletown Commission on the Arts; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-new-orleans-summer-swing-5/
LOCATION:Ansonia Library\, 53 South Cliff Street\, Ansonia\, 06401
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: New Orleans Summer Swing (Sensory-Friendly Performance)
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-9\, this free family concert will explore the jazz music\, traditions\, and stories of New Orleans! \nThe 45-minute jazz jam will include such classics as “The Saints Go Marching In\,” “Tin Roof Blues\,” and “That’s a Plenty\,” and will feature NHSO Trumpeters Ken Tedeschi and Mike Flynn\, Hornist Kyle Hoyt\, Trombonist Scott Cranston\, and Tubist Alex Friedman. \nThe program includes a Second Line march and an interactive reading of the children’s book Trombone Shorty by performer and artist Issac Bloodworth. \n\nSensory-Friendly Accommodations  \nThis performance will be adapted for audience members with sensory processing disorders and Autism. \nThe performance site is an open “gymatorium” located directly in front of the building’s main entrance on the ground floor. It is accessible by wheelchair\, and the seating inside the room is flexible and moveable. There is an adjacent gross motor room and “calm down” classroom down the hall from the performance space. (Both are wheelchair accessible.) Audience members can also leave to go for an outdoor break\, and there are sidewalks all around the playground area.\nAudience members will be able to make use of complimentary ear protectors and fidgets. The lighting will be dimmed\, and the musicians will play at a reduced volume. \nQuestions? Email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org or call (203)865-0831. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nIsaac Bloodworth is a Black artist and performer born and raised right in New Haven. Bloodworth paints murals all around New Haven and has been commissioned by Citywide Youth Coalition and the City of New Haven’s Department of Arts and Culture to have his art displayed publicly across the city. His pieces and his history with puppet performances work to inspire the youth within the Black community to feel confident in themselves and to be seen for their lived experiences through art in their environment. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by The Department of Economic and Community Development\, Connecticut Office of the Arts; the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; Middletown Commission on the Arts; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-new-orleans-summer-swing-4/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240622T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240622T160000
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: New Orleans Summer Swing
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-9\, this free family concert will explore the jazz music\, traditions\, and stories of New Orleans! \nThe 45-minute jazz jam will include such classics as “The Saints Go Marching In\,” “Tin Roof Blues\,” and “That’s a Plenty\,” and will feature NHSO Trumpeters Ken Tedeschi and Mike Flynn\, Hornist Kyle Hoyt\, Trombonist Scott Cranston\, and Tubist Alex Friedman. \nThe program includes a Second Line march and an interactive reading of the children’s book Trombone Shorty by performer and artist Issac Bloodworth. \nRegistration is Required. Register and learn more at RussellLibrary.Libcal.com. \nQuestions? Email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org or call (203)865-0831. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nIsaac Bloodworth is a Black artist and performer born and raised right in New Haven. Bloodworth paints murals all around New Haven and has been commissioned by Citywide Youth Coalition and the City of New Haven’s Department of Arts and Culture to have his art displayed publicly across the city. His pieces and his history with puppet performances work to inspire the youth within the Black community to feel confident in themselves and to be seen for their lived experiences through art in their environment. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by The Department of Economic and Community Development\, Connecticut Office of the Arts; the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; Middletown Commission on the Arts; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-new-orleans-summer-swing-3/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240622T110000
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: New Orleans Summer Swing
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-9\, this free family concert will explore the jazz music\, traditions\, and stories of New Orleans! \nThe 45-minute jazz jam will include such classics as “The Saints Go Marching In\,” “Tin Roof Blues\,” and “That’s a Plenty\,” and will feature NHSO Trumpeters Ken Tedeschi and Mike Flynn\, Hornist Kyle Hoyt\, Trombonist Scott Cranston\, and Tubist Alex Friedman. \nThe program includes a Second Line march and an interactive reading of the children’s book Trombone Shorty by performer and artist Issac Bloodworth. \nRegistration is Required. Register online at sheltonlibrarysystem.org/events or call (203) 924-1580 ext. 5108. \nQuestions? Email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org or call (203)865-0831. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nIsaac Bloodworth is a Black artist and performer born and raised right in New Haven. Bloodworth paints murals all around New Haven and has been commissioned by Citywide Youth Coalition and the City of New Haven’s Department of Arts and Culture to have his art displayed publicly across the city. His pieces and his history with puppet performances work to inspire the youth within the Black community to feel confident in themselves and to be seen for their lived experiences through art in their environment. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by The Department of Economic and Community Development\, Connecticut Office of the Arts; the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; Middletown Commission on the Arts; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-new-orleans-summer-swing-2/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240618T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240618T160000
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: New Orleans Summer Swing
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-9\, this free family concert will explore the jazz music\, traditions\, and stories of New Orleans! \nThe 45-minute jazz jam will include such classics as “The Saints Go Marching In\,” “Tin Roof Blues\,” and “That’s a Plenty\,” and will feature NHSO Trumpeters Ken Tedeschi and Mike Flynn\, Hornist Kyle Hoyt\, Trombonist Scott Cranston\, and Tubist Alex Friedman. \nThe program includes a Second Line march and an interactive reading of the children’s book Trombone Shorty by performer and artist Issac Bloodworth. \nThis event is presented in partnership with the International Festival of Arts & Ideas\, whose mission is to create an internationally renowned festival in New Haven of the highest quality\, with world-class artists\, thinkers and leaders\, attracting and engaging a broad and diverse audience\, celebrating and building community and advancing economic development. \nVisit the International Festival of Arts & Ideas website to learn more about parking\, access\, venues\, and to view their entire programming line-up for this year’s Festival! \nQuestions? Email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org or call (203)865-0831. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nIsaac Bloodworth is a Black artist and performer born and raised right in New Haven. Bloodworth paints murals all around New Haven and has been commissioned by Citywide Youth Coalition and the City of New Haven’s Department of Arts and Culture to have his art displayed publicly across the city. His pieces and his history with puppet performances work to inspire the youth within the Black community to feel confident in themselves and to be seen for their lived experiences through art in their environment. \n\nThe Family Concerts are sponsored by The Department of Economic and Community Development\, Connecticut Office of the Arts; the Katharine Matthies Foundation; Pitney Bowes; Middletown Commission on the Arts; the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club; and the American Savings Foundation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-new-orleans-summer-swing/
LOCATION:New Haven Green\, 250 Temple Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06511\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Free Events,Outdoor Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240224T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240224T133000
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nThis performance will take place following the Lunarfest Parade in New Haven. More details will be forthcoming on the Lunarfest website. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-newhaven-24/
LOCATION:Ives Branch\, NHFPL\, 133 Elm Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \n\nSensory-Friendly Accommodations  \nThis performance will be adapted for audience members with sensory processing disorders and Autism. \nThe performance site is an open “gymatorium” located directly in front of the building’s main entrance on the ground floor. It is accessible by wheelchair\, and the seating inside the room is flexible and moveable. There is an adjacent gross motor room and “calm down” classroom down the hall from the performance space. (Both are wheelchair accessible.) Audience members can also leave to go for an outdoor break\, and there are sidewalks all around the playground area.\nAudience members will be able to make use of complimentary ear protectors and fidgets. The lighting will be dimmed\, and the musicians will play at a reduced volume. For questions about accommodations offered this sensory-friendly performance\, please email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-newhaven-reggiemayo-24/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Please note: Registration for this event is full. Click here to sign up for the waiting list.\nPerfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nAfter the concert\, kids can try real orchestral instruments at an “instrument petting zoo”! \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n  \n \n\n \n \n 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-middletown-24/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nPlease note: Registration for this performance is full. Click here to sign up for the wait list or call (203) 924-1580 ext. 5108. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \n \n 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-shelton-24/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nRegistration is required for this event. Please click here to register.  \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-ansonia-24/
LOCATION:Ansonia Library\, 53 South Cliff Street\, Ansonia\, 06401
CATEGORIES:Family Series
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SUMMARY:International Make Music Day: Free Family Concert
DESCRIPTION:Calling all families! Come celebrate International Make Music Day with members of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra in a free\, fun family concert on the New Haven Green. No special musical talents required\, but the experience will be super interactive. You may have a chance to conduct\, to direct the volume of the music\, or to affect the speed of the professional musicians. A great way to get everyone involved in making music. \nThis event is presented in partnership with the International Festival of Arts & Ideas. \nVisit International Festival of Arts & Ideas Website
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/international-make-music-day-free-family-concert/
LOCATION:New Haven Green\, 250 Temple Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06511\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Outdoor Concerts,Partner Series,Special Events
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert:  Plumb Memorial Library
DESCRIPTION:WEATHER UPDATE: Due to the rainy forecast\, this concert will take place indoors at Plumb Memorial Library in Shelton!\nCalling all families! Come explore music with members of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra in a free\, fun family concert at Plumb Memorial Library in Shelton\, CT. No special musical talents required\, but the experience will be super interactive. You may have a chance to conduct\, to direct the volume of the music\, or to affect the speed of the professional musicians. A great way to get everyone involved in making music.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-family-concert-shelton23/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
CATEGORIES:Family Series,Outdoor Concerts,Partner Series,Special Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221106T140000
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SUMMARY:Free Fall Family Fun Concerts (Sensory Friendly)
DESCRIPTION: Join the New Haven Symphony Orchestra String Quintet and singer/host Charlie Widmer as we explore Harvest/Autumn music from around the world. This 45-minute program is interactive and perfect for wiggly\, enthusiastic audience members. NHSO Family Concerts are fun\, interactive\, and designed for children ages 3-9. FREE for the whole family! \nThis performance on November 6 will be adapted to be sensory friendly. What does this mean? At this performance you can expect: \n\nLowered lights\nLower volume from musicians\nA quiet\, chill-out room\nRoom in the back of the performance space where you can still watch/hear the concert but be engaged with other activities\nFidgets will be available\nInternal ear plugs will be available\, but we recommend bringing your own noise-cancelling headphones if you have them.\n\nDo you have questions about this performance or want to ask about other accommodations? Please reach out to Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org. \n\n \nCharlie Widmer is a multi-genre singer\, actor\, songwriter\, guitarist\, arranger\, and producer based in Connecticut. He received his Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Western Connecticut State University in 2016 and has been professionally singing and performing ever since. His singing credits include performances with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, Ivoryton Playhouse\, Playhouse on the Shore\, Salt Marsh Opera\, Opera Theater of Connecticut\, backup vocals for Josh Groban (Madison Square Garden/Radio City Musical Hall)\, Sarah Brightman (Radio City Music Hall)\, and 30 Seconds to Mars (City Winery NYC)\, and many others in both musical theater and opera alike. Charlie is also lead singer in Sub-Urban (Hip-Hop/Soul) and a singer/guitarist in On the Trail (Bluegrass). Charlie is currently represented for theater\, television and film by Professional Artists Agency in NYC. \n\nConcert Sponsors:
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/free-fall-family-fun-concerts-4/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
CATEGORIES:Family Series
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