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Founder Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg says she was passionate about introducing young children to chamber music in a relaxed, enjoyable and interactive setting. “The goal is to foster the next generation of culturally engaged audiences and musicians by attracting families from all backgrounds, allowing entire families to enjoy exceptional classical music.”
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Bach Before Bedtime is a series of classical music concerts with interactive elements to entertain toddlers and babies. The shows are presented in a mix of English and French, but even if you didn’t understand half of what’s said, the music carries the show
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Concert and Circus show geared to young kids
With An Acrobatic Adventure, BBB has created a fusion of circus and classical chamber music that creates a playful dialogue between art forms to delight even the youngest audience.
The bilingual show is aimed at children up to the age of 7, and will showcase themes of colour, emotion, movement, and sound.
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Bach Before Bedtime fundraiser a Sunday morning success
What a wonderful way to spend a Sunday morning! Local res Caitlin Wetherly (attending with husband Douglas Pospisil and their son Cedric) and Nick Niro (with his wife Yasmine and their children Paloma and Rafael) organized the first fundraiser for Bach Before Bedtime, held at Selwyn House School.
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CONCERTS | Bach Before Bedtime Announces Exciting New Season
Now in its 11th season, BBB is renowned amongst young families for its innovative way of exposing children to the world of music. The performances run 45 minutes during which excerpts from classical music pieces are woven into a bilingual narrative. Children are encouraged to participate by identifying the instruments and volunteering onstage to conduct the musicians.
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Bach Before Bedtime: Fun helps connect kids to chamber music
They may be only knee-high to a grasshopper, but the children gathered for a classical concert on Tuesday at Place des Arts were able to easily identify the instruments as the musicians mounted the low stage to begin playing: Double bass, they called out. Guitar! French horn! Oboe! Bassoon! Flute! Clarinet!
