Have you heard about the Hallé’s Family Concerts?
The Hallé’s new series of concerts introduces the youngest audience members to a live symphony orchestra at The Bridgewater Hall with fun and interactive concerts for all the family! Take a tour of the Hallé from the titanic tuba to the petite piccolo with ‘What is an Orchestra?’, unlock the codes in the ‘Enigma Variations’, be thrilled by the romance of ‘Romeo and Juliet’, and join presenter Tom Redmond in unwrapping a magical musical Christmas adventure.
The fun doesn’t end there. A must for all the family, Raymond Briggs’ classic animated film ‘The Snowman’, accompanied by the Hallé performing Howard Blake’s magical score, is back by popular demand. Get into the festive mood with the annual screening of The Snowman, which this year is accompanied by Gaspard the Fox.
The Hallé’s fantastic Family Concerts are recommended for children of primary school age, but everybody is welcome! Why not get into the spirit and come to the concert wearing your favourite fancy dress?
The Halle’s Family Concerts at The Bridgewater Hall
• Sunday 1 October, 3pm
What is an Orchestra?
Tickets: £22.50 adults, £12.50 children (aged 16 and under), £49 family (any 4 people, including at least one child)
• Sunday 3 December, 12pm
Christmas Concert
Tickets: £27.50 full price, £17.50 children (aged 16 and under), £69.50 family (any 4 people, including at least one child)
• Friday 22 December, 4pm
Saturday 23 December, 11am and 1.30pm
The Snowman with Live Orchestra
Tickets: £27.50 full price, £17.50 children (aged 16 and under), £69.50 family (any 4 people, including at least one child)
• Sunday 25 February, 12pm
The Musical Story of Romeo and Juliet
Tickets: £22.50 full price, £12.50 children (aged 16 and under), £49 family (any 4 people, including at least one child)
• Sunday 19 May, 12pm
The Musical Story of Enigma
Tickets: £22.50 full price, £12.50 children (aged 16 and under), £49 family (any 4 people, including at least one child)
This sounds like a wonderful idea and it’s really near me!