Terror at the Museum of the Walking Mountains on October 26th offers Bravo! Vail Music Education Event.
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Fall is the time to go back to school and work on books, but bravo! Vail believes everyone can learn something new during Music Education Month, which begins in October. Bravo! Vail offers free and low-cost events and collaborative learning opportunities to celebrate all the ways you can incorporate music into your life.
Most people think of Bravo! Vail is a concert series that brings together world-class orchestras throughout the summer. But the nearly 40-year-old nonprofit has expanded its efforts in music education over the past two decades with programs such as the Music Makers Haciendo Música program, which hosts after-school classes for violin, piano, and youth ensembles. Ta.
“This October, we celebrate our continued efforts by engaging our community throughout the month with 11 free and low-cost events themed around the connection between music and our daily lives.” said Eileen Pagan-Lower, Senior Director of Education and Engagement. Bravo! Vail.
Music and storytelling go hand in hand during Bravo! Music Education Month in Vail. Bravo! Vail/Provided photo
Bravo! Beyond the music box, Vail aims to reach everyone from preschoolers to seniors, partnering with partners ranging from libraries to the University of Colorado Boulder.
“Bravo! Vail is first and foremost a community organization, and we exist thanks to the support of our community and partner organizations. We are very fortunate to have established an awareness of not only what we do, but also how we can complement and participate more fully with our colleagues in education, the arts, health and science. We are dedicated to elevating our organization,” Pagan-Lower said.
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Bravo! Vail invited the Core String Quartet to perform at the beginning of the month. The Core String Quartet is a graduate student string quartet at the University of Boulder that has performed in concert at the Golden Eagle Senior Center in Eagle, Berry Creek Middle School, Battle Mountain High School, and before students and the public at Colorado Mountain College. I did. Held on October 3rd and 4th at Edwards Campus. The quartet performed traditional classical and Latin repertoire as well as music from native Hawaiian culture.
The Core String Quartet is a graduate student string quartet in residence at the University of Colorado Boulder. The group started Bravo! Vail Music Education Month. Performances will be held at the Golden Eagle Senior Center in Eagle and area schools. Bravo! Vail/Provided photo
“Bravo! Vail is proud to present outstanding chamber ensembles early in their major professional careers. We are receiving untold benefits,” Pagan-Lower said.
Monthly events include Story Hour with music at Bookworm of Edwards and Vail Valley Unbound, a progressive kindergarten through fifth-grade school in Edwards.
Don’t miss the Museum of Horrors Halloween event featuring Bravo at Walking Mountains Science Center on October 26th!Vail Teen Chamber Ensemble performing medieval music. This fun hands-on activity for the whole family lets participants create medieval musical instruments.
“One of the events we are very excited to introduce for the first time this year is the Adult Musician Co-op, which will be held at the Vail Public Library on October 29th at 6pm. Whether you’re an adult looking to learn a musical instrument, or just want to play as a hobby, this event is for you. We’re bringing together adults who can learn, learn and play music,” Pagan-Lower said.
Edwards’ Alpine Art Center will host a special Cocktail & Canvas featuring classical music to inspire and delight artists. Bravo! Vail/Provided Photo – 1
Pagán-Rohwer talked about another incident that changed “Bravo!” If you want to step out of your comfort zone, Alpine Arts Center is the place to go.
“Alpine Arts Center’s Cocktail and Canvas collaboration introduces us to worlds we didn’t even know existed within us,” Pagan-Lower said. This year, we will explore autumn musical expressions on Friday, October 11th from 5:15 p.m. While drawing images with an autumn theme, listen to classical music that is themed around the changing of the seasons and get inspired. As we stay indoors and conserve energy for the coming cold winter, music and art help us understand the world around us and look forward to future growth. ”
This is the third year of Bravo! Vail offered music education in October. For more information, to view the full schedule and to register for the event, visit BravoVail.org.
