Friday, August 16th 3pm-4pm
The Farmers’ Museum

Percussionist, composer, and educator Justin Jay Hines has performed with the New York Philharmonic, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Moab Music Festival, Alarm Will Sound, and the Chamber Music Society of Detroit. He has served as a Lead NY Philharmonic Teaching Artist in New York City and Japan since 1997, and next February will make his 6th appearance hosting the New York Philharmonic’s Young People’s Concert The Future is Innovation.

Justin presents two unique, family-friendly workshops and performances at Origins Cafe and The Farmers’ Museum. Each event is free and registration is required.

Beginning at 3pm, Justin will perform his signature percussion workshop Rhythm ‘Round the World at The Farmers’ Museum. This interactive workshop showcases the rich global history of percussion, featuring stories, solos, and demonstrations on a wide variety of instruments. Cross-curriculum connections relate to Geography, History, and the Physics of sound, while primary musical concepts focus on rhythm, patterns, and timbre. In a new version created specifically for the Cooperstown Chamber Music Festival, Rhythm ‘Round the World audience members will help create the percussion soundtrack for Native American Storytelling. The concert is also preceded by an instrument making table. Bring your metal, plastic, and cardboard recyclable items! Appropriate for ages 7 and up.

https://www.cooperstownmusicfest.org/new-events
Free admission, RSVP required