Langley Community Music School is hosting its annual Spring Community Day Open House on Saturday, May 5 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
The afternoon will feature the school’s third free children’s concert, with the Rose Gellert String Quartet performing Sound Tracks Live at 1 p.m., a concert that will include music from screens large and small, as well as some classical favourites.
“We will be playing a number of popular music and movie themes, and exploring their musical origins in some of the classical greats,” said Rose Gellert String Quartet member Peter Ing. “It will be very interactive, with the young audience invited to ‘guess that tune.’ It’s going to be a lot of fun.”
The open house is an opportunity to tour the facility, meet the teachers and learn about classes. Langley Community Music School offers a variety of music programs for children and adults, ranging from early learning and traditional classical instruments to general music programs, jazz and popular music. The school’s Rose Gellert Hall is also a cultural venue for the community, attracting professional performers from across the globe.
LCMS, which is a non-profit school and registered charity, will also hold a fundraising plant sale, with proceeds going toward their programs.
“We invite everyone in the community to come to our open house and learn more about our programs for all ages,” said LCMS principal Susan Magnusson. “We are home to some of the most talented and highly qualified faculty and attract students from across the region and internationally.”
Langley Community Music School will be accepting registrations for the Fall 2018 semester during the open house event. Summer camps are also available. No registration is necessary to attend the open house and featured concert.
Langley Community Music School is located at 4899 207 St.
