EDUCATION PROGRAMS
A hallmark of the Spokane Symphony, we nurture a passion for music with learning opportunities for all ages.
2022-23
Education
Masterworks
Concert
At the Fox Theater
Masterworks 9:
Stravinsky’s Firebird
• Saturday, May 13 at 7:30pm
• Sunday, May 14 at 3pm
Education Masterworks Concert
The Spokane Symphony honors educators at one Masterworks weekend each season. Awards are presented to selected Outstanding Elementary and Secondary Music Teachers and Outstanding Arts Advocate Administrator. We invite students and teachers to nominate candidates for this award. Award winners are selected by the Spokane Symphony Education Committee based on their leadership role and service to the students, school and community.
Nominate Your Favorite Educator
2022-23
Symphony Day
Fall 2023
at The Fox Theater
Registration coming soon!
2022-23
Link Up
April 26, 2023
at The Fox Theater
Link Up
In Partnership with Weill Music Institute of Carnegie Hall
Students learn to play the recorder and sing using workbooks and teacher guides. Offering three levels of competence ranging from learning the basics to more advanced playing, educators can participate with students Grades 3-5 for three consecutive years. The Link Up program culminates with the students playing their recorders and singing with the Spokane Symphony at the Fox Theater.
Resources Included
To Participate
in YMEP:
Contact:
Alexandra Rannow
Office: 509-464-7062
Cell: 509-528-5211
alexandrarannow@spokanesymphony.org
Young Musicians Education Program (YMEP)
The Spokane Symphony’s longest standing education program brings musicians to the students. Three violinists, a violist, a cellist, and a bassist visit all of the secondary schools in the Spokane Public School and Mead Districts. The musicians work with classrooms and often time one-on-one with students for a total of 344 school visits throughout the year.
The Spokane Public School District and the Mead School District contribute half of the cost of producing YMEP.
The YMEP program is such an excellent way for all my students to encounter musical teachers who are working professionals. The students enjoy the specialized attention with visitors, receive help on their instruments and orchestra music that I can’t give them, and I enjoy the deeper work in orchestra that we can achieve because of this program.
Mari Kellogg, M. Mus.
Director of Orchestras
Lewis & Clark High School
Spokane Symphony Education programs are sponsored in part by:




