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Glacier Symphony & Classical Kids LIVE! – Beethoven Lives Upstairs at Wachholz College Center
September 23 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Glacier Symphony and Classical Kids LIVE! wish to share the joy and impact of classical music with children and families in the Flathead Valley!
Not only is this theatrical symphonic performance fun for your little ones, but good for their brains and learning, too! Did you know that listening to the complex notes of classical music improves concentration, spatial reasoning, mood and social skills in children?
Our family concert program is a theatrical symphony concert that imaginatively introduces young audiences and their families to the life and music of Ludwig Van Beethoven in a live performance venue. As an added treat, we present classical saxophonist soloist and winner of the 2022 Montana Young Artists Competition Senior Division, Antonio Jarvey, playing music of John Williams.
Join us Saturday at 7:30 pm for a concert hall full of laughs, learning, curiosity, and music! Children’s tickets from $12 and call our box office at 406-407-7000 to learn about limited time specials! Buy tickets by calling our box office or clicking below!
$12 – $109
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