Family Music Day
Sam Glazer and Isabelle Adams presenters
Get ready to tweet, chirp and flap your wings in time for a celebration of birds and birdsong. Join a flock of Britten Sinfonia musicians for hands-on music making and activites inspired by our feathered friends.
Co-presented by Sam Glazer & Isabelle Adams the hour-long lunchtime concert will include bird music especially created by families during morning workshops as well as a selectional of classic bird melodies such as Vaughan William's The Lark Ascending.
Workshops taking place throughout the day are now fully booked.
Suitable for all the family - children must be supervised at all times.
Ticket Prices
Concert only ticket
Adult £6.50
Child £4.50
Family £18 (2 adults + 2 children OR 1 adult + 3 children)
Concert starts at 1.15pm
Full Day ticket (workshops and concert)
Adult £12 SOLD OUT
Child £10 SOLD OUT
Family £40 (2 adults + 2 children OR 1 adult + 3 children) SOLD OUT
Workshops start at 10am
Student, concessionary and disabled tickets are also available here.
TO BOOK TICKETS PLEASE VISIT brittensinfonia.ticketsource.co.uk
More details about the workshop preferences can be found here.
Under 3’s in Workshops
Since workshops spaces are limited, places will be allocated to give priority to children over the age of 3 who will be able to participate fully in the sessions. Children under the age of 3 are welcome to attend the Early Years workshops.
In the situation where an older child is allocated a workshop space, but their under 3 year old sibling is not, we do invite the younger children to attend the workshop but they are to be accompanied by their parent at all times. There will also be activities available for under 3’s outside of the formal workshops.
If you have any problems or queries please contact the Creative Learning team on 01223 300 795 or email info@brittensinfonia.com
"It was all fantastic, but in particular, the opportunity for the children to perform in a concert hall with the professional musicians was amazing. Great encouragement for those already involved in music making, and a wonderful introduction for those who are not (yet)."
- Parent of partipant
"[I liked] instrument making because you could experiment with how to make musical sounds"
- Audience member aged 7
Dates
Cambridge
Saturday 18 February
1.15pm
