new FREE fam-friendly concert series in baltimore!

Ever wanted to take your pint-sizer to hear the BSO, but worried that you’d blow that ticket money on a grand meltdown and have to listen to the orchestra from the lobby area while chasing after your oh-so-cooperative offspring?

Fear no more. Community Concerts at Second have expanded their free, 16-series concert to include two special events designed just for families. They are  proud to present a range of extraordinary artists in afternoon recitals and evening chamber music concerts right at Second Presbyterian Church, featuring members of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

Their first family-friendly concert event is this Sunday at 3:30 PM. Join C Street Brass for an upbeat musical experience the whole family will love. With their distinct interpretations and unified sound, C Street Brass’ vast repertoire is driven from the standards of brass quintet literature, classical pops, contemporary music, as well as transcriptions from all genres.  With ties to the Peabody Institute, the group’s dynamic stage presence, coupled with wildly entertaining theatrics, is sure to establish a personal connection with the audience.

Plus they’ve got a special surprise just for the kids!

Go ahead. Get a little culture. If you can’t make Sunday, they have another family event planned with Morgan State University Choir on October 21st.

{Did we mention it’s free?}

C Street Brass Concert
Community Concerts at Second
Second Presbyterian Church
4200 St. Paul Street
Sunday, September 23, 2012
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Family Friendly & Lots of Free Parking

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