Family Concert: Meet the Woodwinds!
$5.00 – $20.00
Sat, Sept 28 – 2pm, 3:30pm
Join us for our next Family Concert! This time we’ll meet the woodwind instruments–flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon–and explore how reeds, knobs, holes, buttons and keys are used to make beautiful music.
Description
Our popular Family Concert Series is back! Join the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music for our first concert of the school year, “Meet the Woodwinds!” We’ll meet BKCM’s own Woodwind Quartet and learn about the flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon. We’ll also explore how reeds, knobs, holes, buttons and keys are used to make beautiful music–and we’ll close with an instrument petting zoo, so everyone can meet the woodwinds up close and personal! This concert is for music-lovers of all ages, but especially geared toward kids ages 3-8.
Featuring the talents of…
Michel Gentile, flute
Nancy Ranger, oboe
Mara Mayer, clarinet
Chris Foss, bassoon
Additional information
| Tickets | Adult (BKCM Students & Family) 2pm, Adult (BKCM Students & Family) 3:30pm, Adult 3:30pm, Child 3:30pm, Adult 2pm, Child (BKCM Students & Family) 2pm, Child (BKCM Students & Family) 3:30pm, Child 2pm |
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