HVP Young People’s Concert
Earth Day Every Day - A musical exploration of our environment

STUDY GUIDE

(Snow date April 22)
Grades: 3 -6
Running time is approximately 1 hour

Our goal is to enrich the lives of children by exposing them to beautiful music. This original, interactive concert; the teacher’s study guide; and hands-on residency activities will engage your students through creative exploration and active musical participation. Developing your students’ natural musical competence will assist them in becoming successful hearers, and awaken their interest in the many ways music plays out in school learning and life.

Featuring Beethoven 6th Symphony

Plus: A solo performance by the winner of the Virtuoso in Progress Competition
Before attending the concert we strongly recommend participating in Classroom to Concert, a program designed to give your students the ultimate musical experience. Call Kay Churchill to arrange a visit to your school at 845-473-5288 ext 106
• Teaching artist, Katie Kresek, will work in classrooms to prepare students to successfully hear the marvelous pieces and thus feel the joy and revelation that makes people lifelong lovers of classical music. In the classroom, students are involved in musical activities that engage them in the artistic issues of each piece. Katie will work with up to 32 students per session and up to 4 sessions per day.
 
Made possible with funding from The Beechwood Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, Church Communities Foundation, Gannett Foundation, George A. Strba Charitable Trust, Helen I. Graham Charitable Foundation, Key Bank Foundation, Klock Foundation, Louis Greenspan Charitable Trust, Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union, Millman Harris Romano Foundation, Rhinebeck Bank, Second Hand Rose, Stewarts Shops, TD Bank Foundation, and from the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley: Ann and Abe Effron Fund, Charlie Carroll Music Enrichment Fund, Ed & Barbara Joba Fund for the Hudson Valley Philharmonic, and the Robert R. Chapman Fund. Additional support from the Dyson Foundation, James J. McCann Charitable Trust, Jane W. Nuhn Charitable Trust, and Jeanette F. Schlobach Charitable Trust, and special thanks to all the donors who contributed to the Field-Trip Fund. This program is also made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.