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The St. Louis Symphony’s Community Partnership Program receives generous support from St. Louis and leading national companies including:

AT&T Foundation

Bank of America

The Booksource

BNSF

Dana Brown Charitable Trust

Commerce Bank

E. Desmond Lee Fine Arts Collaborative

Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation

The Margaret Blanke Grigg Foundation

Macy's Foundation

Martiz

MetLife Foundation

Moneta

Monsanto Fund

NEA

Peabody Energy

PNC Arts Alive

PNC Grow Up Great

Target

Roblee Foundation

The Silk Foundation

St. Louis College of Pharmacy

Education Concerts Schedule

Presented by PNC Arts Alive

Kinder Konzerts presented by PNC Arts Alive

Teacher's Guides:

Coming soon.

iTunes Playlist:

Coming soon.

Education Partnerships:

View info on our Partnerships with other area organizations.

Order Form

Download the Education Concerts Order Form (PDF).

Link Up! Order Form

Download the Link Up! Order Form (PDF).

Education Concerts Survey

Download the Education Concerts Survey Form (PDF).

Tours

Tours are available after select concerts. Space is limited - email Educational Ticketing Services or call 314-286-4156 for more information.

With additional support from the Bank of America Foundation and the Roblee Foundation.

Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham

Words by Dr. Seuss, Music by Robert Kapilow
Michael Boudewyns, actor
Kimberly Schroeder, soprano
Kinder Konzert (Grades K-3):
    Oct. 9 & 10, 2012 at 9:30am &11am

Would you like them in a train? Or on a plane? Dr. Seuss’ greatest children’s book comes to life with the accompaniment of the ST L Symphony and the Really Inventive Stuff theatre group. Join Sam as he explores all the different ways to eat his favorite dish!

Hip Hop Symphony

Presented in partnership with COCA
Young Adult Concert (Grades 6+):
    Oct. 24, 2012 at 9:30 & 11 am
Young People's Concert (Grades 3-6):
    Oct.. 31, 2012 at 9:30 & 11 am

Learn about musical form in this innovative program pairing hip hop choreography by COCA’s Redd Williams with classical favorites performed by the ST L Symphony. When the dancers take the stage, you’ll see the visual and physical representation of what you’re hearing!

Magical Movements:
The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra

DanceWorks Chicago, special guest artists
Young Adult Concert (Grades 6+):
    Feb. 20, 2013 at 9:30 & 11 am
Young People's Concert (Grades 3-6):
    Feb. 21, 2013 at 9:30 & 11 am

Britten’s classic The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra gets a new spin with the addition of dancers from DanceWorks Chicago. Watch as the orchestra comes together section by section before your eyes. This dynamic partnership makes for a magical experience where the whole is much larger than the sum of its parts!

The Remarkable Farkle McBride

Based on the book by John Lithgow
Kinder Konzert (Grades K-3):
    Feb. 22 & 27, 2013 at 9:30am &11am

Poor Farkle McBride tries every instrument, but none of them are quite right. With text from the popular children’s book by John Lithgow accompanied by selections from Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition, join Farkle on his journey to find his place in the orchestra, and learn about the different instrument families along the way.

Link Up

LINK UP! Grades 3-5:

May 15, 2013 at 9:30 & 11 am

A comprehensive curriculum teaching basic musical literacy and concepts, culminating in an interactive performance at Powell Hall where students are invited to sing and play instruments along with the St. Louis Symphony. Teacher training workshop mandatory for attendance.

Kiddie Concert

Kiddie Concert

Feb. 25, 2013

For students ages 3-5. Must be participants in the Symphony In Your School program.

The Snowy Day is an interactive program based on the classic children’s story by Ezra Jack Keats, with music from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, and performed by STL Symphony musicians. After the concert, children are invited to try the instruments themselves at our instrument Playground. Space is limited for this concert. For details and reservations email education@stlsymphony.org.

STANDARDS


Coming soon.

HOW TO PLAN YOUR VISIT:


Choose which concert or concerts you’d like your class to attend and reserve your seats by calling (314) 286-4156 or email to education@stlsymphony.org Payment is due 30 days prior to the concert(s). We will send your tickets to you after payment is received. Cancellations or exchanges may be made only before payment. Please include any teachers or chaperones in your reservations (all tickets are the same price, $5 for a single concert). Please note any special seating requirements due to physical challenges

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