BSO Explore The Orchestra: Four Elements - Free Livestream

Published on March 4, 2025

KS2 Poole Schools’ Concerts
Explore the Orchestra: Four Elements LIVESTREAM

Wednesday 21 May 2025, 1:30pm

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra will be performing and livestreaming its brand new Explore the Orchestra: Four Elements Schools' Concert on the afternoon of Wednesday 21 May 2025.

Designed for KS2 students, these thrilling and interactive concerts will be presented by award-winning composer, James Redwood. Explore the Orchestra: Four Elements will feature music that seeks to uncover the mysteries of the four elements that make up our natural world and inspires scientific discovery.

So, prepare to open your mind as we go on a journey to explore music ranging from the traditional and familiar, to the contemporary and unknown.

This livestream concert is offered to primary schools completely FREE OF CHARGE! and will remain available for 30 days after the event. We will also be delivering an online CPD, led by James, where you will be able learn the participatory elements featured in the concert in advance.  

Bookings are now LIVE on our website - follow the link below to find the Digital Livestream option!

Please contact Tom Kay on [email protected]  if you have any specific questions about the event. For more information on what Explore the Orchestra is, please click here.

Book here.

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