Programs of Classics Alive

Partnering
We work together with youth orchestras and high school orchestras in various communities to produce family concerts for children and their parents to introduce young people to the performing arts and motivate them to attend more concerts.

Instrument Loan Program
We administer an instrument loan program where need-based and deserving students are loaned an instrument to further facilitate their progress and learning. We have started the program with 10 violins that are available to loan, and we plan to expand in both the number and types of instruments available. If you would like to donate instruments for our program, please contact us.
Student Eligibility - Print Loan Application

Meet the Maestro Program
"Meet the Maestro" program is designed to give kids (and parents) a behind the scenes look at famous orchestra conductors. The interviews can be read on Lindsay Deutsch's "For Kids and Parents" page on Lindsay's web site which we sponsor.

Mentoring
We provide master classes for young musicians to motivate and inspire them to improve and excel in their musical studies.

Create Opportunities
We facilitate and coordinate concerts performed by young musicians to provide performance experience for the performers and to inspire children in the audience to begin or continue music instruction.

Provide Role Models
Provide role models for the youth of today by publicizing the achievements of their peers who strive to excel and achieve their goals.

Visit Lindsay Deutsch's "For Kids" web page that Classics Alive sponsors. Included is information for kids and parents, activities, and selection of "Student Musician of the Month" and "Student Musician of the Year" contests. [Apply for Student of the Month].

We received a great "thank you" letter from our 2007 "Student of the Year", Graeme Cranston-Cuebas, which exemplifies our philosophy on providing good role models for our kids. [read Graeme's letter]