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The New Children’s Museum to present music festival

September 6, 2010 By Staff

SAN DIEGO–The New Children’s Museum has planned another action-packed family music festival designed for all ages.

The line-up will feature interactive performances by Aaron Nigel Smith, Rhythm Child, Hollow Trees, School of Rock, and more — all free with regular admission. In addition to live performances, families can experience the current exhibition Animal Art and both walk-in and facilitated hands-on art making activities.

“We’re excited to partner with so many enthusiastic and talented performers. It’s the perfect day for families to enjoy entertainment that is guaranteed to inspire creativity,” explains executive director Rachel Teagle. “And simply have fun together at no additional charge.”

Aaron Nigel Smith and his three-piece band will bring a fun, inspired, and lively show designed to engage the entire family. Dedicated to music and movement as a foundation for learning, Smith’s performances focus on getting kids to move through up-tempo beats. He has been nationally recognized for his fun-filled performances and has received numerous awards, including the National Parenting Publications Awards and iParenting Media Awards. Smith is one of the key players on the Emmy Award winning PBS Kids show, “Between the Lions.” His songs have been described as some of the best-targeted music for kids today. In addition to his amazing vocal talent, Smith also plays guitar and a variety of percussion instruments.

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Norman Jones of Rhythm Child performs award-winning songs with a mix of drum loops, live percussion, soulful vocals, upbeat arrangements, and classic melodies. Rhythm Child strives to provide parents, teachers, and caregivers with opportunities to interact with their children in order to bring about cultural understanding, musical appreciation, and creative expression.

The Hollow Trees are a family folk band, utilizing acoustic instrumentation and upbeat Americana music. Through the incorporation of imaginative stories, the group takes inspiration from folk, country, blues, and jazz. The Hollow Trees play a repertoire of original compositions and both classic and obscure old songs in a mix of music styles.

As NCM’s house band, School of Rock, returns for another knockout show! Paul Green School of Rock is the national leader in music education for kids ages 7 to 18. Students learn from professional musicians in an interactive environment through private lessons and structured group rehearsals and ultimately perform live.

Additionally, kids and families will also have the unique opportunity to showcase their own vocal talents with NCM visitors through interactive karaoke performances and a live DJ. Museum gallery guides will lead sing-a-longs and special workshops!

For more information, visit www.thinkplaycreate.org.

 

 

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