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Secondary Schools' Concerts 2009 |
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Glasgow Royal Concert Hall: Tuesday 22 September, 10.30-11.30am and 1.15-2.15pm
Perth Concert Hall: Wednesday 23 September, 1.00-2.00pm
Usher Hall, Edinburgh: Thursday 24 September, 1.00-2.00pm
The concert
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Provide a full-scale orchestral experience for young people
at secondary school
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Bring key elements from the 3 - 18 Expressive Arts Guidelines to the live platform
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Be presented in an informal and interactive way by Paul
Rissmann
The concert programme is as follows:
| Holst |
Mars, The Bringer of War from The Planets |
| Telemann |
Bassoon Concerto No1 Mvt 1 |
| Mozart |
Symphony No35 Haffner Mvt 1
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| Brahms |
Symphony No3 Mvt 3 |
| Tchaikovsky |
Symphony No4 Mvt 4 |
| Debussy |
Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune |
| Thomas Adès |
These Premises are Alarmed |
| Philip Glass |
Symphony No4 Heroes Mvt 4 V2 |
N.B. The concerts are aimed at S4-6 but you may consider that your S3
pupils would benefit from these concerts.
You can download the application form here .
Should you have
any queries or require further information please contact:
Lyn Underwood, RSNO Education Department on 0141 225 3552
Generously supported by
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The RSNO's innovative education programme strives to inspire and engage people from all walks of life in the enjoyment of classical music. RSNO players spend much of their time away from the concert platform presenting events in schools and community venues throughout the country.
We introduce new ways of participating in music through many different approaches and specially planned projects - watching the rehearsal process, participating in masterclasses, enjoying specially devised concerts for children and 'first-time' adults or having fun composing your own music.
Many of the projects we run complement the RSNO Season, enabling people of all ages and abilities to make and experience music alongside players from Scotland's national orchestra. We are building long-lasting and healthy partnerships with local authorities, charitable trusts and commercial sponsors, leading to innovative work with schools, hospitals, business partnerships, prisons, and community groups.
The musicians you see on the concert platform are the same players who are out encouraging classical music all over Scotland. This is a true alliance between the Artist and Education where both aspects are delivered as a whole.
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Supersonic! Primary Schools' Concerts |
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We are pleased, once again, to be able to offer two RSNO Primary Schools Concerts in Glasgow.
The concert will, as in previous years, also contain a teacher training session (CPD) and project work for the classroom. It has been is created for P5, 6 & 7 with elements of the new curriculum in mind.
Fun and informal, the one hour concert uses the full forces of the RSNO and our wonderful presenter Paul Rissmann. Tickets cost just £4/£4.50 per pupil and do sell out quickly so send your application form back as soon as possible. Extracts from the following pieces will be performed:
Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man, Beethoven Symphony No5, Bach Orchestral Suite No2, Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade, Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition.
You can download the information sheet here , and the Supersonic application form here .
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SCHOOL GROUPS can obtain tickets at £4 each - call the Box Office to book
UNDER 16S go free to all RSNO concerts if accompanied by a paying adult (maximum 2 free tickets per paying adult (excludes Christmas Concert and the Scottish Last Night of the Proms) - call the office to book
UNDER 26s can sign up online here at www.rsno.org.uk for a card which entitles them to £5 tickets for most RSNO concerts
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