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In an ambitious move to elevate musical understanding and appreciation among the youth, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is extending an offer to secondary schools, granting students access to renowned classical concerts at the city’s eminent Philharmonic Hall, absolutely free of charge.
Liverpool’s youth are receiving a unique opportunity to experience the invigorating realm of live classical music. The city’s esteemed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan, is making this cultural immersion possible.
Selected with educational alignment in mind, each concert resonates with elements from the main GCSE and A-Level curriculum boards. This harmonious initiative supports both students and teachers in deepening their musical knowledge, striving to ignite enduring passions for music and fostering personal and academic growth.
“These live performances can be deeply inspiring,” says Peter Garden, the Executive Director Performance and Learning. “We are dedicated to making classical music accessible, aiming to inspire the next wave of music aficionados and granting students enriching cultural experiences.”
This laudable venture is not confined to any one school. It embraces all secondary schools in the Liverpool City Region. Reflecting on the successful trial from the previous year, teachers acknowledged the profoundly positive influence of these musical visits on their students.
Beyond the concert hall, students can also explore other enriching locales in the city, like the Royal Liver Building and the World Museum, further widening their cultural horizons.
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