Event
Young Person’s Concert
with musicians of the Naples Philharmonic
A performance for elementary school students
The Snow Queen
Music by Nicholas Jacobson-Larson
Story adapted by Nicholas Jacobson-Larson and Dalton Leeb
Musicians of the Naples Philharmonic
Manuel López-Gómez, conductor
Based on the beloved fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, The Snow Queen for narrator and chamber orchestra will take the audience through a guided tour of the orchestra and tell the story with orchestral accompaniment including interactive music games with the audience. The music games give the audience a deeper understanding of the orchestra's four families of instruments — strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. By exploring these groups in the context of the story, listeners can gain a better appreciation of how each section contributes to the mood and narrative. The unique setting at Daniels Pavilion allows for an intimate atmosphere, where the audience can closely engage with the Naples Philharmonic!
Family Concert
October 4 at 10am
This concert experience is designed for the whole family, providing a welcoming environment for children of all ages, parents, grandparents and more!
Sensory-Friendly Concert
October 4 at 11:30am
This concert experience is designed for patrons with sensory processing disorders and/or who are neurodivergent. This inclusive musical experience will provide a welcoming environment with modifications to lighting and volume levels. The house lights will remain on throughout the performance and there will be no assigned seats. Patrons are welcome to bring fidget toys, pillows, ipads, noise-reduction headphones or any other objects which provide familiarity and comfort. A “quiet room” will be available for any child or adult seeking a break from the stimulation of the live performance.