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Set sail with Ahoy! Melodies from the High Seas, a captivating family series concert crafted for young listeners and their families. Led by conductor Deanna Tham in partnership with the Oregon Symphony, this interactive orchestral experience brings sea shanties, adventurous themes, and kid-friendly storytelling to life. Designed for ages 5–12, the 60-minute program blends accessible narration with lush instrumental textures, making classical music approachable and engaging for first-time concertgoers and seasoned listeners alike.

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Venue: Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. The hall’s intimate acoustics and welcoming atmosphere make it a perfect setting for a family adventure on the high seas. Secure your seats and embark on this musical voyage with a trusted local ensemble.

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About the performer: Ahoy! Melodies from the High Seas is a dynamic orchestral experience built to inspire curiosity about music while highlighting storytelling, rhythm, and collaborative performance. The program showcases familiar melodies reimagined for a family audience, inviting participation and imaginative engagement throughout the journey.

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Biographical note: Deanna Tham leads the performance as conductor, guiding the Oregon Symphony in a voyage of sound that balances accessibility with musical sophistication. The collaboration emphasizes education, audience interaction, and the joy of live symphonic storytelling.

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Quick Facts About Ahoy! Melodies from the High Seas

  • Format: Family Series orchestral concert with interactive elements
  • Conductor: Deanna Tham (with the Oregon Symphony)
  • Audience: Ages 5–12 and families
  • Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
  • Venue for next date: Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR
  • Social presence: Oregon Symphony maintains active profiles on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube

Discography Highlights

  • Original themes from sea-themed adventures
  • Collaborative arrangements featuring children's choir and youth orchestras
  • Recordings and educational tracks aligned with family concert programs

Upcoming Tour Info

The next performance is scheduled at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR. Date to be announced for the family series, with a 60-minute runtime. The program will be suitable for ages 5–12 and their families, focusing on interactive elements and audience participation. Check back for the latest schedule and secure your tickets when the date is released.

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Venue information: Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is a historic Portland venue known for its excellent acoustics and comfortable seating, ideal for families seeking a welcoming concert experience. Accessible location, nearby parking, and seating designed to accommodate concertgoers of all ages).

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