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SOST is committed to helping young students explore the wonders of playing an instrument or being part of a musical group. Through a special series of small ensembles or full orchestra, performances take place at various schools throughout Southeast Texas or for that first concert hall experience at the Julie Rogers Theatre during the spring semester. Interested teachers and parents are encouraged to contact the symphony office at 409-892-2257 or by emailing Michelle Walker at mwalker@sost.org
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April 2018
Education Concert
The Symphony of Southeast Texas is strongly committed to the education and development of our area students through the arts. This year, the Symphony will host an educational concert for all 5th graders where students will learn the relationship of music and academic elements and how they relate to Language Arts and Social Studies. In addition, there will be three small group short concerts for all 2nd and 3rd graders which will feature a brass quintet, woodwind quintet, and a…
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The Symphony of Southeast Texas is strongly committed to the education and development of our area students through the arts. This year, the Symphony will host an educational concert for all 5th graders where students will learn the relationship of music and academic elements and how they relate to Language Arts and Social Studies. In addition, there will be three small group short concerts for all 2nd and 3rd graders which will feature a brass quintet, woodwind quintet, and a…
Find out more »March 2019
Education Concert
The Symphony of Southeast Texas is strongly committed to the education and development of our area students through the arts. This year, the Symphony will host an educational concert for all 5th graders where students will learn the relationship of music and academic elements and how they relate to Language Arts and Social Studies. The SOST invites you and your students to a FREE concert exploring all about American Music. The 45-minute program will cover everything from a hoedown, a…
Find out more »April 2020
Youth Education Concert
Maestro Chelsea Tipton II answers the question, What is Jazz, the topic for our 2020 Youth Education Concert that had to be cancelled. Discussion includes information about Scott Joplin, George Gershwin, Louis Armstrong, and Duke Ellington. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_-PzauZeKA Teacher's study guide: Download | PDF Alert: Due to the continued orders to not gather in groups, the Youth Education Concert has been cancelled.
Find out more »April 2021
“The Carnival of the Animals” with Shangri La Gardens
Join Shangri La Gardens, the Symphony of Southeast Texas, and the Lutcher Theater for a virtual learning opportunity where music meets nature. Featuring The Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns, we engage our active listening skills to find the similarities between the sounds of music and Mother Earth. Through this lesson we integrate the arts and sciences, discovering the many characters of nature and animals that can be replicated through music. This two-part video series features a follow-along classroom booklet designed…
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Music and Nature Smith Star Spangled Banner Beethoven Symphony No. 6, Movement 4 Haydn Piano Concerto No. 11 in D major, 1st movement Seth Weeks, piano Korsakov Flight of the Bumblebee De Falla The Ritual Fire Dance Hummel Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major Ethan Williamson,…
Find out more »SOST is committed to helping young students explore the wonders of playing an instrument or being part of a musical group. Through a special series of small ensembles or full orchestra, performances take place at various schools throughout Southeast Texas or for that first concert hall experience at the Julie Rogers Theatre during the spring semester. Interested teachers and parents are encouraged to contact the symphony office at 409-892-2257 or by emailing Michelle Walker at mwalker@sost.org
