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MakingMUSIC Ensemble RSVP

MakingMUSIC Ensemble Visit reservations for the 2019/2020 season. *For the 2019/20 season, a complimentary visit is provided to JCPS elementary schools starting with A–J. (4th and 5th grade only.)

  • Recommended Grades: 4th and 5th-grades only
  • Time: 9:30am – 11:00am (90 minutes)
  • Max # of participants: 250
  • Note: Schools will be paired with groups based on availability. We will also consider which ensemble visited a JCPS school in previous seasons so students see a variety of instruments over the course of their two-year experience with the MakingMUSIC program.

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MakingMUSIC Concert RSVP

MakingMUSIC Concert reservations for the 2019/2020 season.

  • Recommended Grades: 4th and 5th-grades only
  • 2020 Dates: Tue, March 24 | Wed, March 25  | Thu, March 26
  • Times:  10:30AM and 12PM (length: 60 mins)
  • Location: Whitney Hall at The Kentucky Center
  • Cost: $8 per student, 1 free chaperone admitted per every 10 paid students. *For the 2019/20 season, complimentary admission and transportation is provided to JCPS elementary schools starting with K–Z. (4th and 5th grade only)

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Once Upon An Orchestra: Where The Wild Things Are

Join us for the 2023-2024 season of Once Upon an Orchestra! This free, public family concert series invites multigenerational families to join Louisville Orchestra ensembles for fun, interactive storytelling through music performances at every library branch across Metro Louisville. Prior to each performance, LO staff will lead a craft activity using recycled materials – and audience members can play their homemade instruments during the show! No RSVP is required, and reading the book before attending is always encouraged but not necessary!

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Featured Book:

Where the wild things are

Join along with a musical telling of the famous children’s story of Where the Wild Things Are. Audience members will be asked to draw along with the story, letting the music inspire their own setting of the story with a violin and cello.

 


The series is made possible through funding from The Library Foundation with support from the Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Equities through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee.
See all the details at https://www.lfpl.org/orchestra

Once Upon An Orchestra: Music of the Sea

Join us for the 2023-2024 season of Once Upon an Orchestra! This free, public family concert series invites multigenerational families to join Louisville Orchestra ensembles for fun, interactive storytelling through music performances at every library branch across Metro Louisville. Prior to each performance, LO staff will lead a craft activity using recycled materials – and audience members can play their homemade instruments during the show! No RSVP is required, and reading the book before attending is always encouraged but not necessary!

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Featured Book:

The music of the sea

A story about the power of hope, and the universal language of music, The Music of the Sea is a beautiful story about Daniel and his daughter who decide to stay behind when the storm batters their little coastal village. Audience members make the music that helps save the village with a viola, horn, and trumpet.

 


The series is made possible through funding from The Library Foundation with support from the Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Equities through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee.
See all the details at https://www.lfpl.org/orchestra

Once Upon An Orchestra: The Music of the Sea

Join us for the 2023-2024 season of Once Upon an Orchestra! This free, public family concert series invites multigenerational families to join Louisville Orchestra ensembles for fun, interactive storytelling through music performances at every library branch across Metro Louisville. Prior to each performance, LO staff will lead a craft activity using recycled materials – and audience members can play their homemade instruments during the show! No RSVP is required, and reading the book before attending is always encouraged but not necessary!

RSVP on Facebook  Learn More

 

Featured Book:

The music of the sea

A story about the power of hope, and the universal language of music, The Music of the Sea is a beautiful story about Daniel and his daughter who decide to stay behind when the storm batters their little coastal village. Audience members make the music that helps save the village with a viola, horn, and trumpet.

 


The series is made possible through funding from The Library Foundation with support from the Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Equities through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee.
See all the details at https://www.lfpl.org/orchestra

Once Upon An Orchestra: The Music of the Sea

Join us for the 2023-2024 season of Once Upon an Orchestra! This free, public family concert series invites multigenerational families to join Louisville Orchestra ensembles for fun, interactive storytelling through music performances at every library branch across Metro Louisville. Prior to each performance, LO staff will lead a craft activity using recycled materials – and audience members can play their homemade instruments during the show! No RSVP is required, and reading the book before attending is always encouraged but not necessary!

RSVP on Facebook  Learn More

 

Featured Book:

The music of the sea

A story about the power of hope, and the universal language of music, The Music of the Sea is a beautiful story about Daniel and his daughter who decide to stay behind when the storm batters their little coastal village. Audience members make the music that helps save the village with a viola, horn, and trumpet.

 


The series is made possible through funding from The Library Foundation with support from the Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Equities through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee.
See all the details at https://www.lfpl.org/orchestra

Once Upon An Orchestra: The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Join us for the 2023-2024 season of Once Upon an Orchestra! This free, public family concert series invites multigenerational families to join Louisville Orchestra ensembles for fun, interactive storytelling through music performances at every library branch across Metro Louisville. Prior to each performance, LO staff will lead a craft activity using recycled materials – and audience members can play their homemade instruments during the show! No RSVP is required, and reading the book before attending is always encouraged but not necessary!

RSVP on Facebook  Learn More

 

Featured Book:

The very hungry caterpillar

A violin and viola reimagine the famous story of that very hungry caterpillar. With interactive elements throughout the story, the youngest members of the audience will make music as we watch the caterpillar transform into a beautiful butterfly.  If there is time, the audience can help create the story of the butterfly!

 


The series is made possible through funding from The Library Foundation with support from the Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Equities through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee.
See all the details at https://www.lfpl.org/orchestra

Once Upon An Orchestra: The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Join us for the 2023-2024 season of Once Upon an Orchestra! This free, public family concert series invites multigenerational families to join Louisville Orchestra ensembles for fun, interactive storytelling through music performances at every library branch across Metro Louisville. Prior to each performance, LO staff will lead a craft activity using recycled materials – and audience members can play their homemade instruments during the show! No RSVP is required, and reading the book before attending is always encouraged but not necessary!

RSVP on Facebook  Learn More

 

Featured Book:

The very hungry caterpillar

A violin and viola reimagine the famous story of that very hungry caterpillar. With interactive elements throughout the story, the youngest members of the audience will make music as we watch the caterpillar transform into a beautiful butterfly.  If there is time, the audience can help create the story of the butterfly!

 


The series is made possible through funding from The Library Foundation with support from the Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Equities through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee.
See all the details at https://www.lfpl.org/orchestra