Madison Symphony Orchestra
Family Concert
Saturday, May 18
1pm
Capitol Theater
Pay What You Wish
$10 minimum
Children 2 and under: $2 lap seats available (purchase day of show only)
Runtime
1 hour
Age Recommendation
All Ages
Associate Conductor Kyle Knox will lead the Madison Symphony Orchestra in this special family-friendly event! Great music for everyone — all ages welcome.
Pre-Concert Activities
Rotunda Stage, 12pm -12:45 pm
- Instrument petting zoo where attendees can try playing a string instrument. Thank you to our sponsor, Heid Music!
- Coloring stations with pre-made popsicle stick puppets of characters from Peter and the Wolf.
- A scripted program that introduces each instrument and musical theme for the Peter and the Wolf characters in a fun and interactive way prior to the concert.
Program
Capitol Theater, 1pm - 2pm
Rossini: William Tell Overture, Finale
Grainger: Molly on the Shore
Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf feat. Narrator Gavin Lawrence
Williams: Hedwig’s Theme (Theme from Harry Potter)
Featuring
Kyle Knox, Conducting
Gavin Lawrence, Narrator
Meet the Artists
Conductor
Kyle Knox
Narrator
Lawrence Gavin
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