Looking ahead to the 2021-2022 season, Young People's Concerts will be offered both in-person and virtually to students and educators. All concert programs include curriculum materials digitally administered in advance including standards-based lesson plans, student-friendly digital materials, and audio recordings. In-person concerts are $4 a seat with ticket discounts and transportation assistance available. 2020-2021 Virtual performances have now expired, but we have other virtual content still available online through Musicians in Schools until Fall releases.
In-Person Concert Registration Form
Registering for an in-person concert will also give you access to the virtual portal, you do not need to register for both.
Recommended for grades K-3
Virtual concert releasing October 7!
Join conductor François Lopez-Ferrer as he takes a walk around Music Hall, running into friends and exploring the soundtrack to the walk along the way! For access, register for our Education Media Portal beginning September 13. Curriculum linked below.
Recommended for grades 3-6
Registration for in-person opens September 13, 2021!
Everything starts with one spark, one small idea that takes on a life of its own! Hear some of the familiar musical ideas that inspired others to create. Virtual performance will be available November 2021 through the Education Media Portal. Curriculum coming October 2021.
Recommended for grades 5+
Registration opens September 13, 2021!
Sometimes music can say more than words. This concert, translating as “First the Music”, will explore how composers find a way to “speak” from the heart and connect to audiences through their music. What stories and messages can we hear? Curriculum coming in November 2021.
Curriculum materials for all 2021-2022 programs will release in Fall 2021. In the meantime, check out our lessons and activities archive and our virtual tour of Music Hall!
Lessons & Activities 360° Music Hall Virtual Tour
Contact us if you have ideas or cannot find what you're looking for!
Sit down with the whole family to explore how composers Ludwig van Beethoven and Louise Shropshire created music that changed the world. This free, live-stream event is hosted by CSO Assistant Conductor François López-Ferrer and Cincinnati Pops Conductor John Morris Russell, and includes audience Q&A after the show! Learn more here.
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