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Part of growing up in New York since 1922

Each season, the Young People's Concerts take a different approach to explore fundamental musical concepts and the cultural history of classical music. Over the four-concert series, children discover pieces from the entire repertory down to the newest works, while experiencing the inner workings of a major orchestra in a captivating, multimedia format.


Young People’s Concert 2013–14: Points of Entry
A work of genius contains a wealth of past influences along with the seeds of new musical growth. This season, each Young People’s Concert focuses on a single great score, through which we will explore facets of music and the orchestra itself, with host Theodore Wiprud.

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About Young People's Concerts™

 

The Young People's Concerts were begun in 1922 by "Uncle" Ernest Schelling, who used glass lantern slides to augment his teaching about orchestral music. The concerts achieved worldwide popularity when Leonard Bernstein hosted them on live television in the 1960s. The same spirit of learning and wonder animates the Young People's Concerts today, awakening children's musical curiosity and laying the foundation for a lifetime of enjoyment.

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Come early to meet the musicians, try out some instruments, play musical games, explore the day's theme, and get ready to enjoy a great concert!

12:45PM–1:45PM, on all tiers of Avery Fisher Hall.

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Major support provided by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation, with additional support from the Theodore H. Barth Foundation and the Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust.

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