The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra – Adult Programs webfodder1 May 26, 2022

Plymouth Philharmonic OrchestraAdult Education Programs

Meet the Maestro

This is a free-of-charge event presented at the Plymouth Public Library in the fall. Steven Karidoyanes gives a lively and informative introduction to the season’s music and guest artists. This season’s Meet the Maestro will be held Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, 7 PM, at the Plymouth Public Library. 

Pre-Concert Talks

Conductor Steven Karidoyanes presents pre-concert talks, All About the Music, prior to each classical concert, guest speaking engagements before area organizations, and appearances on local radio and television programs.

Pre-concert Talk Plymouth Phil

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Listening to Symphonic Music But Were Afraid to Ask

Conductor Karidoyanes introduces the basic elements of music, focusing on how to listen, what to listen for, and how to appreciate and enjoy musical creativity and expression.

Name That Tune

Conductor Steven Karidoyanes adapted the whimsical quiz show into an entertaining and educational feature exclusively for WATD 95.9-FM. On most Fridays at 7:10 AM, he joins radio host Rob Hakala for an enriching game of Name That Tune with the listening audience and call-in contestants, designed to promote a love of music.

Can you Name That Tune? Listen to past editions here!

Lunch & Listen

A program launched in February 2018 in senior housing developments in the local community.  Residents enjoy lunch followed by a performance by a small group ensemble of Phil musicians.  It gives seniors the opportunity to connect with their neighbors, meet the visiting musicians and share a beautiful musical experience together.  The purpose is quite simple:  to bring joy and fellowship to members of our community, through the power and universality of music.  The program is a collaboration among the Phil, The Center for Active Living, Old Colony Elder Services, and the Plymouth, Kingston and Duxbury Housing Authority.
Kara and Resident

For more information about the Phil’s educational programs and how you can help support these valuable programs, please call Kim Corben, Executive Director, at 508-746-8008.

Our education programs are made possible in part by the generosity of:

Edgar and Pauline Main Family Foundation

Plymouth Education Foundation

Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation

Esther and Alcide Ruffini Charitable Trust

Salah Foundation (a private foundation by invitation only)

South Shore Music Circus

Spooner Trust

Town of Plymouth Promotions Fund

Massachusetts Cultural Council

Carver Cultural Council

Duxbury Cultural Council

Kingston Cultural Council

Pembroke Cultural Council

Plymouth Cultural Council

Plympton Cultural Council

Scituate Cultural Council

Taunton Cultural Council