Greenville Symphony Orchestra

Education & Community

Lollipops & Timbre Tales

Lollipops & Timbre Tales concerts provide an age appropriate introduction for young audiences to classical music and the instruments of the orchestra through interactive concerts presented by members of the GSO.

During each concert, GSO chamber groups play while a storybook about music is performed by South Carolina Children's Theatre Principal Teaching Artist Traysie Amick.

Lollipops concerts are recommended for K3 to second graders and Timbre Tales concerts are recommended for K3 to fifth graders, although all children and adults are welcome. Reservations are not required and admission is free.

To join our Lollipops and Timbre Tales email list and receive updates about upcoming events, click here .  For for more information about the Greenville Symphony Orchestra's Education Programs, contact Braxton Ballew at (864) 232-0344, x19 or braxton@greenvillesymphony.org.

Click to download a .pdf of the Lollipops schedule & Timbre Tales schedule for 2009-2010.

UPCOMING LOLLIPOPS & TIMBRE TALES 
PERFORMANCES:

Saturday, March 6, 2010
LOLLIPOPS: "I, VIVALDI"

featuring the GSO String Quintet
10:00 a.m. at the Hendricks Library in Simpsonville
11:30 a.m. at the Jean M. Smith Library in Greer 

Saturday, April 24, 2010
LOLLIPOPS: "PETER AND THE WOLF"

featuring the GSO Wind Quintet
10:00 a.m. at the Hendricks Library in Simpsonville
11:30 a.m. at the Jean M. Smith Library in Greer 

Lollipops and Timbre Tales are presented by BMW Manufacturing Company, Inc. 

Lollipops concerts are also made possible through support from Bank of America, BI-LO Charities Inc., BlueCross BlueShield of SC, Carolina First, Dillard's, Campbell Young Leaders, Family Legacy, Inc., Graham Foundation, Greenville County Library System, the Greenville News, the Guild of the Greenville Symphony, Howard L. Green Foundation, John I. Smith Charities, Lockheed Martin, MetLife Foundation, Michelin North America, Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., Southern Arts Federation, The Symmes Foundation, and Wachovia Bank.