Música Latina Elementary Elementary High School Math Notes

Elementary
Elementary
grades 3-5
grades 3-5
&
Math Notes
Music of Life
Música Latina
A Symphonic Celebration
of the Americas
Presented by
Sponsored by
Curriculum Connections: Music, Mathematics and Life Science
Dates: Mathnotes • October 22, 2013
Music of Life • October 23, 2013
Times: Two performances each day at
9:50 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
Cost: $5.00 per student/adult
For groups of 20 or more, one coordinating teacher
attends free. Financial assistance is available.
High School
grades 9-12
Impressionism
Passport to Paris
Presented by
Scott O’Neil, resident conductor • Laura Husbands, guitar • Steve Hearn, John Kinzie, and Terry Smith, percussion
Scott O’Neil, resident conductor
Scott O’Neil, resident conductor
The 2013/14 youth concert program Música Latina: A Symphonic Celebration of the Americas, designed for students in
grades 3-8 returns to Boettcher Concert Hall. When first performed, teachers said, “It was wonderful to reinforce that
FANTASTIC music has come from countries that many of them [students] have heard of or come from.”“With our population of
50% Hispanic students, this program culturally connected them to classical music – a big ‘Aha’ for many of them.” Teachers receive teaching materials that align with Colorado State Standards for music and social studies and a CD featuring the
program’s repertoire, enabling classroom study in advance of the field trip experience. Make reservations early! This will be the
most important field trip of the school year.
These popular programs explore the
relationship between music and
mathematics and music and life science
in an innovative concert performed by the
Colorado Symphony Chamber Orchestra
with narrator.
Presented in partnership with the Denver Art
Museum, this Inside the Score program features
projected imagery of beautiful Impressionist
masterpieces set against the music of Debussy,
Ravel and their peers. Learn how the visual
and musical artists of the time influenced and
inspired each other.
ALBERTO GINASTERA
SILVESTRE REVUELTAS
ARTURO MARQUEZ
JOAQUÍN RODRIGO
TRADITIONAL
JOSÉ PABLO MONCAYO
ALBERTO GINASTERA
“Los trabajadores agricolas” from Estancia
Sensemayá
Danzon No. 2
Allegro conspirito from Concierto
de Aranjuez for guitar
El Mosquito
Huapango
“Malambo” from Estancia
Drums
grades 3-12
of the world
Presented by
Take a trip around the world with the Symphony’s exuberant
percussion crew! The air is full of driving rhythms and syncopation
and the stage is filled with percussion instruments,
including a few you might not expect! Students
won’t be able to resist clapping along and
tapping their feet all the way back to school.
This program is ideal for teens, tweens and
younger students.
Curriculum Connections: Music, Social Studies and Geography
Curriculum Connections Music
Dates: October 8, 9, 10 • November 6, 7, 8, 2013
Times: Two performances each day at
9:50 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. (50 minutes)
Cost: $5.00 per student/adult
For groups of 20 or more, one coordinating teacher
attends free. Financial assistance is available.
Dates:December 3 & 4, 2013
Times: Two performances each day at
9:50 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
Cost: $5.00 per student/adult
For groups of 20 or more, one coordinating teacher
attends free. Financial assistance is available.
Elementary
grades pre-k-2
Curriculum Connections: Music and Visual Arts
Dates: November 13 & 14, 2013
Times: One performance each day at 10:30 a.m.
Cost: $5.00 per student/adult
For groups of 20 or more, one coordinating teacher
attends free. Financial assistance is available.
Programs for
Young Children
AVAILABLE
PROGRAMS
and Families
once upon a time
Aesop Times Two: The Tortoise and the Hare
and The Boy Who Cried Wolf
The Emperor and the Nightingale
Jack and the Beanstalk
Tungi and the Giant (African Folktale)
Paul Bunyan (A Tall Tale with Music)
The Steadfast Tin Soldier
A chamber ensemble of Colorado Symphony musicians visits your school to present a delightful
program of music and storytelling that stimulates children’s imaginations using music as a prominent
element of the story. Teachers receive preparation materials prior to the in-school performance.
Curriculum Connections Music and Language Arts
Cost: $600 for two back-to-back performances
Petite Musique
This community concert introduces the instruments of the orchestra to young children. Performed by
a 16-piece chamber orchestra with narrator, this interactive program includes the musical telling of an
age-appropriate story, a sing-a-long and a lively dance-a-long, too. The spring 2014 program –
The Three Bears – will delight children, teachers and parents. Make your reservations early!
Curriculum Connections Music and Language Arts
Dates: April 22
Aurora Fox Theater • 9900 East Colfax Avenue, Aurora, CO 80010
April 29
Su Teatro at Denver Civic Theatre • 721 Santa Fe Drive, Denver, CO 80204
May 6
Swallow Hill Music • 71 East Yale, Denver, CO 80201
May 13
Colorado Mountaineering Center • 710 10th Street, Golden, CO 80401
May 20
Elaine Wolf Theater, Mizel Arts & Culture Center at The JCC
350 South Dahlia, Denver, 80246
Times: Two performances each day at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $5.00 per student/adult
For groups of 20 or more, one coordinating teacher
attends free. Financial assistance is available.
DENVER, CO
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HoW To MAKE A RESERVATion
To make a reservation for a Colorado Symphony Kids (CSK) concert, Once Upon A Time or
Petite Musique performance, use the downloadable reservation forms on the
“edUCaTION” page of the Colorado symphony website at www.coloradosymphony.org.
If you do not have access to the internet call 303.308.2466 and request a reservation
form be mailed or faxed to you.
reservation forms are accepted by mail or fax:
Mail to: Education Department
The Colorado Symphony • 1000 14th Street, # 15 • Denver, CO 80202
Fax to: 303.293.2649
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MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY!
Colorado Symphony Orchestra
Boettcher Concert Hall
1000 14th St. #15
Denver, CO 80202
Andrew Litton, Artistic Advisor
symphony
The Colorado symphony Orchestra gratefully acknowledges its sponsors for their generous support.
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Petite
Musique
the colorado
is sure to delight students, teachers
and parents by bringing the thrill of
the in-the-round performance of a full
symphony orchestra to life.
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ann and gordon getty Foundation
avenir Foundation, Inc.
Boettcher Foundation
Bonfils-stanton Foundation
Cherry Hills Cultural associates
Colorado Creative Industries
Community First Foundation
Corporate United airlines and sarah glavin Household
denver Post Charities
dobbins Foundation
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el Pomar Foundation
Florence and ralph Burgess Charitable Trust
Frederick g. Fish Foundation
galen & ada Belle spencer foundation
gates Family Foundation
Helen K. and Arthur e. Johnson Foundation
Humphreys Foundation
Hunt alternatives Fund
Jeanne Land Foundation in Memory of dean gillespie and
Walter Land
Joseph R. parker Foundation
Kinder Morgan Foundation
LIVe Urban Real estate, Inc.
Lloyd J. King and eleanor R. King Foundation
Louis & Harold price Foundation
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Ralph L. and Florence R. Burgess Trust
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Cancellations
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Programs for
young children
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all reservations are processed in the order in which they are received. You will receive an
invoice for payment and packet containing teaching materials, bus signs, parking
instructions and a map of the area. seating assignments are made two weeks before each
CSK concert and based on the size of your group, not the order in which your reservation is
received. To insure that students/adults with special needs are accommodated,
please include that information on the reservation form.
PAYMEnT inSTRuCTionS
You may make full payment when you submit your reservation, or submit payment upon
receipt of the invoice from the symphony. acceptable forms of payment include check
(school or personal), money order, Visa, american express, discover, or MasterCard. If full
payment is not possible when you submit your reservation or upon receipt of the invoice, a
school requisition or purchase order may be submitted. A purchase order is a legally binding
document. reservations not paid on time may be cancelled. If your school has a previous
unpaid balance, new reservations will not be accepted until the balance is paid in full. ALL
BALAnCES MuST BE PAiD in FuLL AnD RECEiVED AT LEAST 2 WEEKS PRioR To THE
DATE oF THE EVEnT. Do noT send payment if you are requesting financial assistance. You
will receive confirmation indicating the amount of your school’s financial assistance and
any amount due.
FinAnCiAL ASSiSTAnCE
Financial assistance is available to schools designated by the U.s. department of education
as Title I (40% or more of enrolled students eligible to receive free or reduced lunch).
Please complete and submit the Financial assistance form with your reservation.
CHAnGES AnD CAnCELLATion PoLiCY
CHAnGES If you would like to purchase additional seats for
an existing CSK or Petite Musique reservation, please call or
email the symphony’s director of education Nora robinson
(email: [email protected]) to inquire about
availability. If we are able to accommodate your request,
you will be asked to complete and submit (email or fax) the
Change in Registration Request form. please do not bring
extra students or chaperones on the day of the performance
without calling in advance to ensure that space is available.
CAnCELLATionS If a teacher must cancel a school’s
reservation for a CSK or Petite Musique concert, or reduce
their group size, he/she must do so no later than 4
weeks prior to the confirmed performance date. If
payment has been made, teachers may request a full
refund or transfer the funds to another performance. If
a written cancellation request is not received 4 weeks
prior to the performance date, the school will be held
responsible for full payment.
inCLEMEnT WEATHER
In the event that The Symphony cancels a CSK, Petite Musique or In-school performance due to inclement weather,
there will be a voicemail recording on the Colorado symphony education line (303) 308.2466. If the performance
has not been cancelled but your school is closed, delayed,
or must cancel due to a lack of transportation, please
notify the director of education at (303) 308.2466 / email:
[email protected] as soon as possible. If
your school is closed or delayed due to inclement weather,
please notify the education department in writing within
one week after the event to receive a full refund or to
reschedule. Full refunds will be given if the Colorado
symphony cancels a performance.