Columbus State University Schwob School of Music students will present a free concert for children and families
Sunday, September 28, at 5:00 p.m.
Grand Hall at the National Infantry Museum.
This fun and fast-paced concert is designed to expose youngsters to music and instruments, and to instill a desire to learn more. They’ll discover how to make noise without the aid of electronics. Classical music will be offered in an entertaining way – jazz students will perform The Pink Panther and two voice students dressed as cats will meow their way through Rossini’s “Cat Duet.” Pianosaurus, a brightly dressed and friendly mascot, will sing and encourage kids to participate.
The free concert is for any age; even babies are welcome!
The concert is the result of a partnership between the Schwob School of Music and the National Infantry Museum, aimed at providing additional opportunities for families to experience the community’s cultural offerings.
National Infantry Museum
1775 Legacy Way
Columbus, Georgia
