Join conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser and youth climate activist Aliénor Rougeot on an action-packed adventure from coast to coast. Learn how the natural world has inspired works of impassioned artists, how musicians and composers have reflected on land that is changing beneath their feet, and how creative people are uniquely equipped to combat the pressing climate emergency. At each stop along the way, experience brilliant performances from renowned singer-songwriters, beatboxers, instrumental soloists, and a host of Canada’s leading orchestras.
Register your school for a free three-part video on-demand learning series including interactive study guides for each episode!
The Great Canadian Orchestra Field Trip is a co-production of the NAC Orchestra, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Vancouver Chamber Choir, Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, and PEI Symphony Orchestra.
Ages 9-14
Bring The Great Canadian Orchestra Field Trip to your students!
Give your classroom a front-row seat to our three-episode video-on-demand learning series on the transformative power of music and art in the climate emergency.
“In this series, listen to amazing music, watch tremendous performances, and experience how musicians and climate change activists are fighting to make a difference in our world. Join us!”
Each episode includes an interactive learner’s companion. Available as downloadable PDF documents, classroom educators can choose either the full-colour document, optimal for computer or tablet use, or a low-toner version appropriate for print. Alternatively, work together as a class by displaying the Learner’s Companion via remote screen share or in-person projection technologies!
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