Jagan Nath sports a festive turban.

Pirate Paul "Argh, Matey's"

The Sorcerer's in charge. Watch out for those broomsticks!

Thanks to our sponsors for supporting the arts. Strata Bank & Target.

65 professional musicians perform for our audience.

The youth of the region, and their families, benefit from exposure to the finest musicians of the Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra

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Jagan Nath sports a festive turban.

Family Concert II “Meet the Orchestra!”
Sunday, March 30, 2008, 3 PM
A family “Pops” concert featuring Benjamin Britten’s “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra” with Instrument Petting Zoo!
 

All concerts are Sundays at 3 PM at Milford's Town Hall 

Admission is just $8 adults, $5 children/ seniors.

Claflin Hill is dedicated to introducing children to music. “Seeing an orchestra perform classical music is special and unique. It’s a little like watching a sports team working together! The sound of music, however, stirs feelings from within that cannot be replicated anywhere else. It transcends words… It crosses language barriers. During these traumatic and hectic times we’re experiencing as of late, I can’t think of anything better for a parent to do than to expose their children to live symphonic music.”      Paul Surapine

Tickets for "Adventures in Listening" are priced at $8 for adults and $5 for children and seniors.  Tickets can be purchased by calling the CHSO Box Office at 508-478-5924. 

Middlesex Savings Bank, long time sponsor of Adventures In Listening, is recognized with signage at concert.	Stephen Chaplin, piano, with brother Gregory, on string bass, introduced elements of classic jazz and ragtime to the audience of young people.	Children always have hands-on activities to keep their fingers busy while their ears listen.
Everyone gets into the act of 'marching' to the music.	All of our programs can go 'on the road' to your school or community group. Call for details. 508-478-5924.	Principal CHSO flautist demonstrates the flute to young listeners.
Young performers on parade features exemplary student musicians.