Plano Symphony Orchestra Keeps Kids Moving with Summer Family Concert Series in Frisco

With the support of Frisco Arts, the Plano Symphony Orchestra (PSO) creates accessible programming with their education intiatives in their Summer Family Concert Series. Performers from the Plano Symphony Brass & Percussion will perform two daytime concerts encompassing the theme Let's Dance! on Sunday, July 10 at 3 & 4:30 PM. Music for the performances will include pieces from popular movies like Encanto, Aladdin, Moana, and more. These concerts seek to teach kids of all ages about brass instruments and encourage them to participate in the 45-minute interactive performance. Families can also enjoy the Instrument Petting Zoo 45 minutes prior to the concert in the lobby. This is an opportunity for kids to become acquainted with instruments.

"Kids of all ages should be introduced to the symphony at a young age," says Education Director Dr. Jennifer Wheeler. "Music, especially classical music, has an impact on children's listening and concentration skills. Showing them that performances by the Symphony, especially Plano Symphony Orchestra, are accessible to them is something we take pride in."

The Summer Family Concert Series Let's Dance! will be held on Sunday, July 10 at 3 & 4:30 PM at the Frisco Discovery Center Black Box Theater. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased through the Plano Symphony Orchestra Box Office

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The Plano Symphony Orchestra is supported, in part, by the City of Plano, Tammy and Charles Miller, The Andrea-Mennen Family Foundation, TACA, The National Endowment for the Arts, Texas Commission on the Arts, the Rea Charitable Trust, the Perot Foundation, Atmos Energy, AWARE Foundation, the Burnham Foundation, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, The Dallas Morning News, The Plano Symphony Orchestra Guild, Dianne and Marion Brockette, City of McKinney, City of Richardson, Frisco Arts Foundation, Frost Bank, H-E-B / Central Market, Medical City Plano, Sandy Nachman, NYLO Hotel Plano, Wanda and Cliff Parker, SoloShoe Communications, Carol and William Tempest, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, Veritex Community Bank, and hundreds of individual donors, foundations, and corporations who make transformative gifts to the PSO.