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Lincoln Center

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Meet the Artist has been a celebrated series at Lincoln
Center for more than 30 years. Its roots sprang from the
Lincoln Center Guided Tours in 1979 with just five
minute conversations with artists during a tour. Now, 30
years later it is a family of two seasonal series: Meet the
Artist School Series and Meet the Artist Saturdays. Each
is comprised of world class interactive workshops
coupled with question and answer sessions featuring
artists from a wide array of disciplines.
NEW THIS YEAR: IMAGINATION LESSON PLANS
Meet the Artist has been a celebrated series at Lincoln Center for more than 30 years. Its roots
sprang from the Lincoln Center Guided Tours in 1979 with just five minute conversations with
artists during a tour. Now, 30 years later it is a family of three seasonal series: Meet the Artist
School Series, Meet the Artist Library Series, and Meet the Artist Saturdays. Each is comprised
of world class interactive workshops coupled with question and answer sessions featuring
This year we introduce Imagination Lesson Plans, six-to-eight week units designed around
select performances. These lesson plans explicitly connect your Meet the Artist experience with
the Common Core™ curriculum, touching on the unique
Capacities for Imaginative Learning developed by educators at our acclaimed Lincoln Center
Institute. The Imagination Lesson Plans include a planning conversation with one of our
teaching artists. Look at the end of performance listings in this brochure for Imagination Lesson
Plan availability and cross-curriculum interest. For more information, please call us at
212.875.5289.
Common Core Ready
All Meet the Artist programs are designed to connect to the Common Core™ curriculum
standards, making it easier for teachers to link their visit to classroom activities. In particular,
we’ve focused on helping students:
•
Demonstrate independence
•
Build strong content knowledge
•
Respond to the varying demands of audience, task, purpose, and discipline
•
Comprehend as well as critique
•
Value evidence
•
Come to understand other perspectives and cultures
In each program, students are made active participants, stimulated by a variety of performance
disciplines. This strong combination of high-quality content and memorable student
engagement makes Meet the Artist a powerful complement to Common Core™ curricula.
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Rooted in Klezmer
November 1, 2, 3
Infinite Rhythm
January 18, 19, 20
Louder than Words
November 15, 16, 17
Power Women of R&B
February 7, 8, 9
MythUnderstood
December 6 Sold Out, 7 Sold Out, 8
Middle East Dance Peace
February 15, 16, 17
Think Funny—Think Fast: The MiniMusical
December 13, 14 Sold Out, 15
EXCLUSIVELY FOR GRADES K-2!
Fairy Tales of Broadway Sold Out
January 24, 25, 26
Slam 102: Verbal Velocity Sold Out
January 10 , 11, 12
Super Sprowtz Sold Out
January 31, February 1, 2
Rooted in Klezmer
(Back to Top)
Celebrated musician and composer Frank London leads a quartet of his Klezmer Brass All Stars in a
sonic journey through Yiddish culture and tradition. Frank’s versatile ensemble inspires students and
teachers to discover their own diverse roots through music. By exploring the music of this culture
rich in history and tradition, students are painted a picture of the lively and steadfast spirit of a people
who have influenced the world through song, philosophy, science and much more over the centuries.
Vibrant songs engage the entire audience in call and response with the band, and instrumental pieces
evoke visions of a storied land ever evolving and contributing to our global and social understanding.
By experiencing a musical style with its roots in eastern European Jewish culture and the many other
influences it encountered, students are able to draw parallels with their own multi-cultural heritage
and art forms which express their history.
Imagination Lesson Plan available for this selection.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Music, Dance, Social Studies, World History
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Grades 6–8: Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Grades 9–12: Thursday, November 3, 2011
Louder than Words
(Back to Top)
Experience a show where the imagination runs wild! An invisible wind sets Gregg Goldston’s
umbrella afloat—and suddenly we’re in a place where the laws of physics no longer matter. In this
world of mime, invisible people and places come to life right before your eyes. Before you know it,
your mind begins creating the words to the story. Gregg Goldston is the premiere mime soloist in the
world today, and his works have been hailed by The New York Times as “a blazing display of
physical virtuosity.” His mentor, the legendary Marcel Marceau, said of Gregg, “His vision has
expanded the art of mime.” His show Louder than Words, takes audiences on hilarious adventures
from a hat stuck in mid-air and three jazz musicians who argue about who is the biggest star, to a
lonely guy picking a flower and wondering if: She loves me, or She loves me not. Student volunteers
join him on stage discovering how to animate their own characters and stories. Ignite the imagination
without words, hear the voices and feelings of each character through animated silence which speaks
louder than words.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: English/Language Arts, Theater, ESL
MythUnderstood
(Back to Top)
Stories of mythic proportions come alive on the stage as the talented actors of Point of Entry
Theater Company take on the epic characters of Greek mythology. Popular with School Series
audiences, this young and accomplished ensemble takes the tangled web of stories flowing from
Mount Olympus and makes sense of them with the help of students and teachers. Zeus is the
ringmaster for this colossal undertaking. The artists encourage volunteers to give their take on
reconstructing the Cyclops and cheering on Atalanta, the fastest woman in the world! The talented
trio of actors recapture the tales of betrayal, conquest, love, and power by transporting the basic
concepts of each myth through time to modern day scenarios. “Woman holds foot race in the woods,
prize: Marriage or Death!” “Narcissus stares at himself in the pond so long he turns into a flower
forever by the water’s edge!” “Odysseus saves military crew from giant Cyclops!” Get these stories
and more, live on the School Series stage!
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Theater, History/World History, English/Language Arts
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, December 6, 2011 Sold Out
Grades 6–8: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 Sold Out
Grades 9–12: Thursday, December 8, 2011
Think Funny—Think Fast: The Mini-Musical
(Back to Top)
Ever wonder how improv comedians create a song on the spot with absolutely no planning, no sheet
music, no conductor, and only a one-word suggestion? This is your chance to learn! This comedy
team has been performing to rave reviews since its first show four years ago at the Upright Citizen’s
Brigade Theater. Glennis McMurray, Tara Copeland, and Frank Spitznagel will have audiences
roaring as they guide them through basic song structures used by comics to invent musicals on the
spot. Students will hone teamwork, on-the-spot problem solving, and listening skills to create their
own rhythms and patterns from Broadway-style musical improv to even freestyle rap, demonstrating
how everyone can create a funny, fast-paced, fantastic mini-musical of their own.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Theater, Music, Choral, English/Language Arts, ESL
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Slam 102: Verbal Velocity
(Back to Top)
Three brilliant poets take on the challenge of exploring brand-new genres of poetry. Previously, Slam
101 brought students the List Poem, The Declarative Poem, and the Persona Poem. This year, Slam
102 introduces the strange new poetry forms of the Ekphrastic Poem, the Personification Poem, and
the Narrative Poem. Students will again witness and participate in the hippest performing arts scene
in New York City today, the Open Mic Poetry Slam. Students and teachers become judges for a live
competition between a talented and dynamic poet-performance team directed by Cecilia Rubino and
featuring masterful poets Darian Dauchan, Erik Maldonado, and Shanelle Gabriel as D.J. Jenna
spins the beat. Audiences will engage in the verbal kung-fu match, creating original works on the
spot. Join in the fun and decide which poet will be the last one standing on the School Series stage.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: English/Language Arts, Theater, Music, ESL, Math, Social Studies
All Dates Currently Sold Out
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Grades 6–8: Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Grades 9–12: Thursday, January 12, 2012
Infinite Rhythm
(Back to Top)
“Flight of the Bumble Bee” buzzes its speedy course along the keys of the marimba as audiences get
a lesson in human communication through skillful percussion displays. Brian Slawson brings his trio
of talented rhythm section masters to the School Series for a lively look at the oldest form of
communication—percussive rhythm. From behind his marimba, this dynamic Columbia recording
artist directs his musical ensemble through the ages while teaching students essentials like musical
counting, rhythmic placement, and syncopation. Discover how a drum beat communicated danger,
location, and other important messages to advancing armies and small villages. Volunteers will try
their hands at creating language and telling their own stories through percussion live on stage with
the artists. Audiences witness in awe the speed and dexterity as mallets strike up unforgettable tunes.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Music, ESL, Social Studies, World History, Humanities, Math
Grades 9–12: Friday, January 20, 2012
Power Women of R&B
(Back to Top)
Vaneese Thomas, talented singer, songwriter, and actor, guides audiences along the road of the Civil
and the Women’s Rights movements through the sound and stories of Rhythm & Blues music. Part
Civil Rights History lesson and part R&B concert, Power Women of R&B explores the music
industry’s role in the Civil Rights movement. Daughter of Staxx music legend and activist Rufus
Thomas, Vaneese and her ensemble recount the evolution of women’s role in the emergence and
success of the R&B music industry. With songs and stories of a fight for respect like the Staples
Singers Respect Yourself, this show sends a positive message of perseverance and confidence as it
winds through history. Student volunteers are encouraged to participate on stage in vocal exercises
and audience call and response moments allow everyone an opportunity to perform with this
renowned member of a legendary musical family.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Music, American History, Career Development, Social Studies
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Grades 6–8: Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Grades 9–12: Thursday, February 9, 2012
(Back to Top)
Mosaic Dance Theater Company returns to the School Series stage for a second year with a new,
opulently costumed presentation featuring a combined repertoire of original folkloric dance and
traditional dances of the many lands of North Africa and the Middle East. This program combines
elements of traditional nomadic storytelling and artistically choreographed original dance in folkloric
style. Student volunteers engage in on-stage dance instruction with world-class dancers while
experiencing a performance celebrating the rich diversity of cultures and traditions of the Middle
East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean. The dances, music, stories, and history of this fascinating
area of the world present a vivid and beautiful portrait of the diverse people of the region.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: History/World History, Language Arts, Dance/Physical Development,
Social Studies, Music
Grades 3–5: Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Grades 6–8: Thursday, February 16, 2012
Grades 9–12: Friday, February 17, 2012
Fairy Tales of Broadway
(Back to Top)
Princesses, heroes, and villains aren’t only found in storybooks—they can be found right here on
Broadway! Many familiar children’s stories have been produced as award-winning Broadway
musicals. Audience favorite Teri Dale Hansen brings the fairy tales of Broadway to Lincoln Center’s
School Series stage for this season of K–2 programming. Young students will love singing along to
cherished songs and moving to the music in this lively production featuring Meet the Artist’s very
own princess from Broadway!
$7.00 Performance Only
Grades K–2: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 Sold Out
Grades K–2: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Sold Out
Grades K–2: Thursday, January 26, 2012 Sold Out
Super Sprowtz
(Back to Top)
Join Brian Broccoli, Colby Carrot and Erica Eggplant on a superhero adventure through the world of
healthy food. Armed with hand-rod puppets, the Super Sprowtz puppeteers tackle villains like Junk,
Greasy, Processa-The Processed Queen and Pompous Pollution—while showing students the super
powers that healthy eating can give to everyone. The Sprowtz will have students gobbling up their
vegetables, participating in dance exercises, learning about nutrition, and getting excited about
cooking in no time at all!
$7.00 Performance Only
Grades K–2: Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Grades K–2: Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Grades K–2: Thursday, February 2, 2012
Rooted in Klezmer
November 1, 2, 3
Infinite Rhythm
January 18, 19, 20
Louder than Words
November 15, 16, 17
Power Women of R&B
February 7, 8, 9
MythUnderstood
February 15, 16, 17
Think Funny—Think Fast: The MiniMusical
Slam 102: Verbal Velocity Sold Out
January 10 , 11, 12
Fairy Tales of Broadway Sold Out
January 24, 25, 26
Super Sprowtz Sold Out
Rooted in Klezmer
(Back to Top)
Celebrated musician and composer Frank London leads a quartet of his Klezmer Brass All Stars in a sonic journey
through Yiddish culture and tradition. Frank’s versatile ensemble inspires students and teachers to discover their own
diverse roots through music. By exploring the music of this culture rich in history and tradition, students are painted a
picture of the lively and steadfast spirit of a people who have influenced the world through song, philosophy, science and
much more over the centuries. Vibrant songs engage the entire audience in call and response with the band, and
instrumental pieces evoke visions of a storied land ever evolving and contributing to our global and social understanding.
By experiencing a musical style with its roots in eastern European Jewish culture and the many other influences it
encountered, students are able to draw parallels with their own multi-cultural heritage and art forms which express their
history.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Music, Dance, Social Studies, World History
Louder than Words
(Back to Top)
Experience a show where the imagination runs wild! An invisible wind sets Gregg Goldston’s umbrella afloat—and
suddenly we’re in a place where the laws of physics no longer matter. In this world of mime, invisible people and places
come to life right before your eyes. Before you know it, your mind begins creating the words to the story. Gregg Goldston
is the premiere mime soloist in the world today, and his works have been hailed by The New York Times as “a blazing
display of physical virtuosity.” His mentor, the legendary Marcel Marceau, said of Gregg, “His vision has expanded the
art of mime.” His show Louder than Words, takes audiences on hilarious adventures from a hat stuck in mid-air and three
jazz musicians who argue about who is the biggest star, to a lonely guy picking a flower and wondering if: She loves me,
or She loves me not. Student volunteers join him on stage discovering how to animate their own characters and stories.
Ignite the imagination without words, hear the voices and feelings of each character through animated silence which
speaks louder than words.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: English/Language Arts, Theater, ESL
MythUnderstood
(Back to Top)
Stories of mythic proportions come alive on the stage as the talented actors of Point of Entry Theater Company take on
the epic characters of Greek mythology. Popular with School Series audiences, this young and accomplished ensemble
takes the tangled web of stories flowing from Mount Olympus and makes sense of them with the help of students and
teachers. Zeus is the ringmaster for this colossal undertaking. The artists encourage volunteers to give their take on
reconstructing the Cyclops and cheering on Atalanta, the fastest woman in the world! The talented trio of actors recapture
the tales of betrayal, conquest, love, and power by transporting the basic concepts of each myth through time to modern
day scenarios. “Woman holds foot race in the woods, prize: Marriage or Death!” “Narcissus stares at himself in the pond
so long he turns into a flower forever by the water’s edge!” “Odysseus saves military crew from giant Cyclops!” Get these
stories and more, live on the School Series stage!
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Theater, History/World History, English/Language Arts
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, December 6, 2011 Sold Out
Think Funny—Think Fast: The Mini-Musical
(Back to Top)
Ever wonder how improv comedians create a song on the spot with absolutely no planning, no sheet music, no conductor,
and only a one-word suggestion? This is your chance to learn! This comedy team has been performing to rave reviews
since its first show four years ago at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theater. Glennis McMurray, Tara Copeland, and
Frank Spitznagel will have audiences roaring as they guide them through basic song structures used by comics to invent
musicals on the spot. Students will hone teamwork, on-the-spot problem solving, and listening skills to create their own
rhythms and patterns from Broadway-style musical improv to even freestyle rap, demonstrating how everyone can create
a funny, fast-paced, fantastic mini-musical of their own.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Theater, Music, Choral, English/Language Arts, ESL
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Slam 102: Verbal Velocity
(Back to Top)
Three brilliant poets take on the challenge of exploring brand-new genres of poetry. Previously, Slam 101 brought
students the List Poem, The Declarative Poem, and the Persona Poem. This year, Slam 102 introduces the strange new
poetry forms of the Ekphrastic Poem, the Personification Poem, and the Narrative Poem. Students will again witness and
participate in the hippest performing arts scene in New York City today, the Open Mic Poetry Slam. Students and teachers
become judges for a live competition between a talented and dynamic poet-performance team directed by Cecilia Rubino
and featuring masterful poets Darian Dauchan, Erik Maldonado, and Shanelle Gabriel as D.J. Jenna spins the beat.
Audiences will engage in the verbal kung-fu match, creating original works on the spot. Join in the fun and decide which
poet will be the last one standing on the School Series stage.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: English/Language Arts, Theater, Music, ESL, Math, Social Studies
Grades 3–5: Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Infinite Rhythm
(Back to Top)
“Flight of the Bumble Bee” buzzes its speedy course along the keys of the marimba as audiences get a lesson in human
communication through skillful percussion displays. Brian Slawson brings his trio of talented rhythm section masters to
the School Series for a lively look at the oldest form of communication—percussive rhythm. From behind his marimba,
this dynamic Columbia recording artist directs his musical ensemble through the ages while teaching students essentials
like musical counting, rhythmic placement, and syncopation. Discover how a drum beat communicated danger, location,
and other important messages to advancing armies and small villages. Volunteers will try their hands at creating language
and telling their own stories through percussion live on stage with the artists. Audiences witness in awe the speed and
dexterity as mallets strike up unforgettable tunes.
Cross-Curriculum Interest: Music, ESL, Social Studies, World History, Humanities, Math
Grades 9–12: Friday, January 20, 2012
Power Women of R&B
(Back to Top)
Vaneese Thomas, talented singer, songwriter, and actor, guides audiences along the road of the Civil and the Women’s
Rights movements through the sound and stories of Rhythm & Blues music. Part Civil Rights History lesson and part
R&B concert, Power Women of R&B explores the music industry’s role in the Civil Rights movement. Daughter of Staxx
music legend and activist Rufus Thomas, Vaneese and her ensemble recount the evolution of women’s role in the
emergence and success of the R&B music industry. With songs and stories of a fight for respect like the Staples Singers
Respect Yourself, this show sends a positive message of perseverance and confidence as it winds through history. Student
volunteers are encouraged to participate on stage in vocal exercises and audience call and response moments allow
Lincoln Center
PROGRAMS
EDUCATION &
COMMUNITY
DESTINATION
Choose your school’s Meet the Artist experience:
Classic Package:
$12 per person
One-hour interactive Meet the Artist performance
Plus Young Visitors Guided Tour: a one-hour tour of Lincoln Center’s many theaters, new spaces, and fascinating
sculptural and visual art to set a warm and exciting welcome to the world’s leading performing arts center.
Available for all programs grades 3–12
Deluxe Package:
$15 per person
Plus One-hour Young Visitors Guided Tour
Plus a six-to-eight week Imagination Lesson Plan with teaching artist planning conversation
Available for select programs grades 3–12
and John Levin.
Disney
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Performance Plus:
$10 per person
Performance Only:
$7 per person
Select programs available for K–2
All packages include one free chaperone ticket per 18 students.
Show times vary based upon availability between 10am and 12:30 pm. All schools regardless of program start time
will be dismissed by 12:30pm.
For further information, reservations, or to receive future mailings, please call 212.875.5289.
+ Rooted in Klezmer
November 1, 2, 3
+ Louder than Words
November 15, 16, 17
+ MythUnderstood
+ Think Funny—Think Fast: The Mini-Musical
+ Slam 102: Verbal Velocity Sold Out
January 10 , 11, 12
+ Infinite Rhythm
January 18, 19, 20
+ Power Women of R&B
February 7, 8, 9
+ Middle East Dance Peace
February 15, 16, 17
+ Fairy Tales of Broadway Sold Out
January 24, 25, 26
+ Super Sprowtz Sold Out
Lincoln Center
PROGRAMS
EDUCATION &
COMMUNITY
DESTINATION
and John Levin.
Disney
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212.875.5370
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-Campus Tours
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- Meet The Artist
SUPPORT
NEW THIS YEAR:
IMAGINATION LESSON PLANS
This year we introduce Imagination Lesson Plans, six-to-eight week units designed around select
performances. These lesson plans explicitly connect your Meet the Artist experience with the Common
Core™ curriculum, touching on the unique
Capacities for Imaginative Learning developed by educators at our acclaimed Lincoln Center Institute.
The Imagination Lesson Plans include a planning conversation with one of our teaching artists. Look at
the end of performance listings in this brochure for Imagination Lesson Plan availability and crosscurriculum interest. For more information, please call us at 212.875.5289.
Common Core Ready
All Meet the Artist programs are designed to connect to the Common Core™ curriculum standards,
making it easier for teachers to link their visit to classroom activities. In particular, we’ve focused on
helping students:
•
Demonstrate independence
•
Build strong content knowledge
•
Respond to the varying demands of audience, task, purpose, and discipline
•
Comprehend as well as critique
•
Value evidence
•
Come to understand other perspectives and cultures
In each program, students are made active participants, stimulated by a variety of performance
disciplines. This strong combination of high-quality content and memorable student engagement
makes Meet the Artist a powerful complement to Common Core™ curricula.
Lincoln Center
PROGRAMS
EDUCATION &
COMMUNITY
DESTINATION
and John Levin.
Disney
Contact Us
212.875.5370
EVENT
TICKETS >
-Campus Tours
-Discount Tickets
PRESS
ROOM
Meet the Artist
- Schedule
- Packages
ABOUT
- Meet The Artist
SUPPORT
Lincoln Center
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EDUCATION &
COMMUNITY
DESTINATION
SUPPORT
ABOUT
PRESS
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Meet the Artist
-Campus Tours
-Discount Tickets
- Meet The Artist
Choose your school’s Meet the Artist experience:
- Schedule
- Packages
Classic Package:
$12 per person
Plus Young Visitors Guided Tour: a one-hour tour of Lincoln Center’s many theaters, new spaces, and
fascinating sculptural and visual art to set a warm and exciting welcome to the world’s leading
performing arts center.
and John Levin.
Disney
Contact Us
212.875.5370
EVENT
TICKETS >
Deluxe Package:
$15 per person
Plus One-hour Young Visitors Guided Tour
Performance Plus:
$10 per person
Performance Only:
$7 per person
Select programs available for K–2
All packages include one free chaperone ticket per 18 students.
Show times vary based upon availability between 10am and 12:30 pm. All schools regardless
of program start time will be dismissed by 12:30pm.
For further information, reservations, or to receive future mailings, please call 212.875.5289.
Lincoln Center
PROGRAMS
EDUCATION &
COMMUNITY
DESTINATION
and John Levin.
Disney
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EVENT
TICKETS >
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sponsored by Neuberger Berman
Free for the Whole Family
A new free series at the David Rubenstein Atrium, Meet the Artist Saturdays follow in the tradition of
Lincoln Center's celebrated Meet the Artist School Series, which marks its 30th anniversary during the
2009-2010 school year. On the first Saturday of each month at 11:00 am, Meet the Artist will bring
its informal, interactive, one-hour presentations to the public. Continuing to present a wide range of
performances by artists from a broad spectrum of disciplines, these Saturday morning shows are
specially created for family appeal and are enjoyable for all ages.
Whether the presentation is based on opera, dance, jazz, classical music, or even drama, each
program showcases a unique blend of performance, participation, and education to provide audiences
the opportunity to experience the arts firsthand with world-class performers. Each presentation is
personal and unique, some featuring interactive components, and every presentation includes a Q&A
with the artists.
First Saturday of each month at 11:00 am
David Rubenstein Atrium
Broadway between 62nd and 63rd streets
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Library Series
Experience the world’s leading
performing arts center and all that it
has to offer right in your local library!
- Meet The Artist
Overview
Lincoln Center Local is part of a new partnership with Queens Public Libraries. Between July 1 and
September 30th, 2012, Lincoln Center will bring eight live performances to Queens Library venues, based
on your votes! Each Lincoln Center Local performance features world class artists from a wide range of
disciplines, and each 60 minute presentation is accompanied by a Q&A session with the artists. The
program garnering the most overall votes will be presented at Lincoln Center as a ninth final performance
and will be broadcast to viewing parties at designated library branches in Queens.
The voting will open in the coming month, so check back here for the program selections and
cast your vote!
*votes may be cast online or in person at designated Queens Library branches*
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Each spring for more than two decades
schools from throughout the US present their
bands, jazz ensembles, choirs, choruses and
orchestras on Lincoln Center’s outdoor
plazas as part of Lincoln Center’s Young
Music Makers series. Performances by the
school groups are free to the public. There is
no charge for participation.
Young Music Makers Overview
FAQs
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Each spring for more than two decades schools from throughout the US present their bands, jazz ensembles, choirs,
choruses and orchestras on Lincoln Center’s outdoor plazas as part of Lincoln Center’s Young Music Makers series.
Performances by the school groups are free to the public and are usually around lunchtime, when the plazas are crowded
with visitors and neighborhood workers. Lincoln Center provides the venue, chairs, and electricity if needed. Schools bring
their own instruments, and sound equipment. There is no charge for participation.
We are eager to expand this opportunity to the even larger numbers of developing musicians of New York City and hope to
hear from more NYC Music Educators soon!
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+ When does the Young Music Makers program occur?
+ What type of groups can perform in this program?
+ Is there a size restriction for the groups?
+ How many schools can a tour company book for performances in the Young Music Makers Program?
+ What is the cost of the Young Music Makers Program?
+ What is provided by Lincoln Center for the performance?
+ Where are these performances located?
+ Where is the closest parking?
+ Who do I get in touch with to reserve my time-slot for the performance?
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– When does the Young Music Makers program occur?
The specific dates are different each year, but performances occur on weekdays between mid- March and early June.
+ What type of groups can perform in this program?
+ Is there a size restriction for the groups?
+ How many schools can a tour company book for performances in the Young Music Makers Program?
+ What is the cost of the Young Music Makers Program?
+ What is provided by Lincoln Center for the performance?
+ Where are these performances located?
+ Where is the closest parking?
+ Who do I get in touch with to reserve my time-slot for the performance?
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