Tuesday Talks: George J. Scharr: Nature’s Symphony

Birds do it, and even whales do it. Here is a look at Mother Nature as the first composer! Music and instruments of the orchestra are only natural. In this multimedia presentation using lots of video and images, we will be introduced to new concepts like playing Jazz on a conch shell, “Jazz for Cows” and “Snowball, the dancing cockatiel.” Do animals have an innate sense of music?
 
We will discuss the difference between the art and science of bird songs, meet Mozart’s pet Starling and see how Mozart incorporated his song into a composition. But in Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony, the pastorale you will learn how Beethoven weaves together bird songs into an exciting solo section for his masterpiece. The event is on April 9th from 5pm to 6pm. Please buy your tickets at chathamhistoricalsociety.com.

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Date and Time

Tuesday Apr 9, 2024
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM EDT

Tuesday, April 9, 2024
5pm - 6pm 

Location

The Atwood Museum  
347 Stage Harbor Rd. 
Chatham MA 02633

The Mural Barn

347 Stage Harbor Rd. Chatham, MA 02633 Chatham MA 02633

Fees/Admission

Non-members $10
Members $10

Website

https://booking.attractionsuite.com/Attraction/ec/selectFirstAvailableTourCountAndCategory.action?sid=lsmv2oDQ-g8&tourNo=VH100882&

Contact Information

Victoria Shakespeare
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