
Fall Family Concert: Peter & the Wolf
In Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf, every character has a musical voice, and the tale comes alive through the instruments of the Charleston Symphony.
Program Details
A bright flute takes flight as the bird. An oboe waddles in as the duck. French horns signal that the wolf is near. In Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf, every character has a musical voice, and every twist in the tale comes alive through the instruments of the Charleston Symphony.
Led by conductor Ryo Hasegawa, this imaginative family concert invites young listeners to hear the orchestra in a whole new way. Filled with playful characters, unforgettable melodies, and just the right amount of suspense, Peter and the Wolf is the perfect first concert experience, and a beloved musical adventure for the entire family.
With no intermission and a program designed for young attention spans, this concert is most enjoyed by audiences ages 5 and up.
PROGRAM
Serge Prokofiev (1891-1953)
Peter and the Wolf, Op. 67
Tickets start at $10 for children and $20 for adults (box office fees not included). Everyone must have a ticket, regardless of age. For children under age 2, please select the $0 ticket.
DOORS OPEN AT 10:30AM!
Instrument Discovery Zone
**Arrive early and let your kids get hands-on with music! The CSOL’s Instrument Discovery Zone gives children the chance to try out a variety of orchestral instruments in a fun, welcoming setting before the concert begins.**

Ryo Hasegawa
Assistant ConductorAbout Ryo

