
Carmel Symphony Orchestra: ANGELS: Art, light and the unseen
Carmel Symphony blends music and visual art in a program of light and reflection.
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra presents a program that blends music with visual storytelling. You'll experience compositions by Antheil and Gould that highlight the beauty of string instruments, followed by Copland's beloved "Appalachian Spring." What makes this concert special is the accompanying multimedia presentation inspired by the luminous paintings of artist Nancy Noël, creating a unified experience that engages both your ears and eyes. Guest conductor Mélisse Brunet leads the orchestra through this reflective and uplifting program.
This is a wonderful choice for families who enjoy classical music and want to introduce children to how different art forms can work together. The combination of familiar orchestral favorites with visual elements helps hold younger attention while offering depth for adult listeners. The performance takes place at the Payne & Mencias Palladium at the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel.
When
Sat, Mar 27
Cost
Ages
Ages 8–18
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