CSO_1415_Catalog
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Great music. Unforgettable moments. | 3 SATURDAYS AT 11:00 a.m A OR 12:45 p.m. B<br />
35<br />
<strong>CSO</strong><br />
FAMILY<br />
Matinees<br />
PERFECT FOR AGES 5 AND UP!<br />
Music is a universal language, transcending words and depicting people, places and<br />
experiences through melody, harmony and rhythm. Join us for three programs that<br />
explore the ways that music communicates, taking you to different places, vividly<br />
portraying characters and inspiring an amazing range of emotions.<br />
Enrich the child in your life through the one-of-a-kind experience of hearing the<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra playing orchestral masterpieces. Instill a lifelong love<br />
of music with these fun and engaging programs for the young and the young at heart.<br />
Extend the fun with FREE preconcert adventures in the Rotunda, featuring activities<br />
with partner organizations, colorful and engaging exhibits and interactive musical<br />
experiences.<br />
November 22<br />
Downtown Sounds<br />
Members of the<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Program to include:<br />
Bernstein “Times Square 1944”<br />
from On the Town<br />
Copland Music for a Great City<br />
What does your neighborhood or town<br />
sound like? Many composers have<br />
written music about their favorite<br />
places, using melodies and rhythms<br />
to portray city streets and bustling<br />
neighborhoods. Be transported around<br />
the world without leaving Orchestra<br />
Hall in this program featuring music by<br />
Bernstein and Copland.<br />
March 21<br />
Carnival of the Animals<br />
Members of the<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Program to include:<br />
Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals<br />
What instruments would you choose<br />
to create the sound of a massive<br />
elephant lumbering across the safari,<br />
an elegant swan in flight or a school<br />
of fish swimming with the current?<br />
Discover how members of the Chicago<br />
Symphony Orchestra can conjure a<br />
zoo full of characters in this concert<br />
featuring Saint-Saëns’ popular Carnival<br />
of the Animals.<br />
May 2<br />
Tchaikovsky Spectacular<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Edwin Outwater conductor<br />
Hubbard Street 2 guest artists<br />
Program to include excerpts from:<br />
Tchaikovsky<br />
Symphony No. 1 (Winter Daydreams)<br />
Symphony No. 6 (Pathétique)<br />
Fantasy Overture to Romeo and Juliet<br />
Experience all of the feelings Pyotr Ilyich<br />
Tchaikovsky expressed through his music—<br />
triumph, sadness, humor, tragedy, love and<br />
more! Edwin Outwater, the <strong>CSO</strong> and guest<br />
dancers introduce you to the spectacular<br />
sounds of one of the greatest composers of<br />
all time.<br />
PERFECT FOR AGES 3–5!<br />
Start an engaging journey into the world of music for the preschooler in your life<br />
with Once Upon a Symphony. In 2014/15, we present two delightful<br />
programs, Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and the Beanstalk, featuring small<br />
ensembles of <strong>CSO</strong> musicians paired with vivid storytelling, sets, costumes<br />
and images created by Chicago Children’s Theatre.<br />
Presented in collaboration with<br />
6 SATURDAYS AT 10:OO AND 11:45 a.m.<br />
BUNTROCK HALL<br />
DEC. 6 • JAN. 10 • FEB. 21 • APR. 11 • APR. 18 • APR. 25