New York Philharmonic's Very Young People's Concerts: "Tutti! / Uwaragua Wama!"

This event also takes place at 3 pm.
After two years we look forward to playing with music, again! In music, tutti means all voices and instruments coming together and in Garifuna, uwaragua wama means all in unison. Join us — along with host Becky, Philharmonic musicians, and special guest Garifuna musicians — for games and laughs in a fun musical exchange.

ARTISTS
Rebecca Young, host
James Lovell and the Afri-Garifuna Music Ambassadors
Musicians of the Philharmonic (Na Sun, Yulia Ziskel, violin; Katherine Greene, viola; Qiang Tu, cello) 

PROGRAM
Leroy ANDERSON  –  Fiddle Faddle (arr. W. Zinn)
TRADITIONAL  –  Barumuguña San Ñoun (Are You Sleeping?) / Bigi Bigi Waruguma (Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star) (arr. D. Felsenfeld)
TRADITIONAL  –  Tageira (Homeland) (arr. D. Felsenfeld)
James LOVELL  –  Giribuwama (Repatriation) (arr. D Felsenfeld)

COVID-19 Safety Protocols for children ages 5–7 and their families at New York Philharmonic's Very Young People's Concerts

• All VYPC attendees, including children, will be required to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 with a vaccine authorized by the World Health Organization or the Food and Drug Administration. Children under 5 years of age, who are currently not eligible for vaccination, will not be permitted entry.
   
• All attendees are required to show proof that they have received a COVID-19 booster shot, based on eligibility determined by the CDC, in addition to proof of vaccination against COVID-19 with a vaccine authorized by the World Health Organization or the Food and Drug Administration.
   
• In addition, all guests attending Philharmonic performances must maintain appropriate face coverings for the duration of the concert.

There are no exceptions for religious, medical or any other reasons.
Questions? Contact the Box Office at 212 501 3330 or boxoffice@kaufmanmusiccenter.org.