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Musical Storytelling with Schumann Family Concert

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12/6/25 11:00 am to 12:00 pm EST

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Website: https://concordconservatory.org/events/musical-storytelling-with-schumann/
Location: Concord Conservatory of Music
1317 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
United States
Contact: Sara Seng

Event Description

CCM Family Series! “They belong only to us” was Clara Schumann’s response upon first listening to Robert Schumann’s Kindersezen, “Scenes from Childhood”, alluding to the tenderness of childhood remembrances and music as a shared experience. CCM piano faculty Kitty Cheung-Evans retells this 1838 work and prompts listeners to create their own stories in this participatory event. Movement titles such as “Dreaming” and “Of Distant Lands” inspire the imaginations of today’s youth and kindle affectionate sentiments of childhood for adults, connecting all listeners with the art of musical interpretation. Purchase Tickets in advance or payable at the door for this event. ($10 General Admission and free for students 18 and under)
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