Trailer | An L.O.S. Halloween Bash

We are thrilled to announce that the Little Orchestra Society's streamed season of innovative concerts for families is available NOW. Become a member at www.littleorch... to enjoy the first concert of the season, "An L.O.S. Halloween Bash," today! These interactive and engaging programs are led by Artistic Advisor David Alan Miller and feature our professional Orchestra, young soloists, special guests, and Professor Treblemaker.
Your membership will support vital access to music in public schools, diverse communities, and underresourced neighborhoods with an array of "blended" programs that are in-person and virtual, including this very concert. Visit www.littleorch... to join, and support music education throughout New York City.
Our feature from Laurel Graeber in The New York Times:
“Long before Harry Potter, another aspiring wizard discovered the power - and the perils - of magic. The Little Orchestra Society is now recreating part of that hapless hero’s experience in 'An L.O.S. Halloween Bash: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice!'
Like the past live performances of the L.O.S. Kids series, which is for ages 3 to 10, this hourlong virtual program features the fanciful (and fictional) Professor Treblemaker. Seeking the ideal Halloween costume, he finds inspiration not just in the Paul Dukas composition mentioned in the program’s title, but also in passages from other works. They include Mussorgsky’s “Night on Bald Mountain,” Stravinsky’s “Infernal Dance” and the Mexican-American composer Jorge Sosa’s new “The Monarch of Uxmal.”Narrated in Spanish and English and rooted in Mayan legend, Sosa’s piece celebrates a girl who saves the rainforest.
Concert viewing is available to families who buy tax-deductible society memberships, which start at $199 and include pre- and post-program video activities, as well as on-demand streaming of all four of the season’s programs for at least two weeks after their premieres.
The society suggests that children attend in costume and prepare to be spellbound.”
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