The Pennsylvania Philharmonic is hosting a free public concert to debut its next music and wellness education program, Life in Exposition of Water. The concert will be held at The Hill School, 860 Beech St, Pottstown, PA 19464, on Thursday, July 13, 2023 at 7 p.m.

Life in Exposition of Water navigates water in all its forms, celebrating mankind’s most precious resource and the ways water has shaped humanity. Classic works like Smetana’s The Moldau and Prices’ Mississippi River Suite show how water has inspired artists for hundreds of years, and new works point the way towards our future with the element of life.

Life in Exposition of Water is a creation of JBD Musicworks.

Performance starts at 7 p.m and doors open at 6:30 p.m. This event is free of charge; however, tickets are required for admittance. Reserve your tickets at www.paphilharmonic.org.

The Pennsylvania Philharmonic is thankful to its many sponsors for bringing this event to life, including CODY Systems, M&T Bank Foundation, Ellis Investment Partners, SEI Cares, The Hill School, and the Scott & Susan Bentley Fund.

The Pennsylvania Philharmonic believes music education and the arts are fundamentally important and beneficial to the lives of all people, and it uses the symphony concert experience as a catalyst for academic advancement, creativity, joy, and personal growth.

Its school programs account for more than 70% of its performances. While educational in nature, the concerts are designed to entertain and engage students in the world of art music. By providing children with an introduction to a high quality symphony orchestra, the Pennsylvania Philharmonic hopes to spark their interest in music, encourage them to learn an instrument, and inspire them to be participants in the arts throughout their lifetimes.