Children's Chorus sings the Grandparents Day Song, composed by Arthur B. Rubinstein. The song was a highlight of the Grandparents Day Concert, and was well received by proud families.
Rehearsals for the Grandparents Day Song are held six weeks in advance. If you wish to participate in the next Grandparents Day Chorus, contact the Symphony-in-the Glen by clicking on link below.

	A crowd of over three thousand attends the Grandparents Day Concert. Maestro Rubinstein's Symphony in the Glen outdoor concerts consistently draw thousands of appreciative spectators. Price of admission: Donation of a can of food for the less fortunate.
Prior to the concert, grown-ups watch while Maestro Rubinstein gives the children lessons in conducting a symphony. Certificates are awarded for completing the lessons.

Background: In the summer of 1994, families enjoyed the first of the Symphony-in-the-Glen concerts in the park.  The concerts are free so that they may be available to everyone in Los Angeles, regardless of cultural background or economic status.   "One of The Symphony-in-the-Glen's most important goals" says Founder and Music Director Arthur B. Rubinstein, "is to bring great classical music to new listeners.  Many of the people attending are experiencing classical music for the first time. And when I'm conducting and catch a glimpse of all the generations of people engrossed in the music, I feel we are accomplishing our goal."
 
Information:  Visit the Symphony's website: www.symphonyintheglen.org