Family Concert: M is for Music

jan 14, 2022 at 10:00 aM

Andrew Crust, guest conductor

Amy Schendel, narrator

M is for … Meh? There are ZERO jellyfish in the Orchestra and not a single dinosaur. Could music be its own adventure? In this humorous musical theatre production, Amy Schendel performs as Sarah T. Murdoch, who introduces children to the symphony as she wonders, “What is music for? What does it do? And is fancy-schmancy orchestra music for everyone?” Written and created by Shauna Johannesen, this engaging 45-minute program is geared toward K–6 students and their families.

Enter the Lincoln Center Auditorium at the entrance on North 29th Street. Doors open one hour prior to showtime. Seating is open and available on a first come, first served basis.

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