A musical and visual treat from the Livermore-Amador Symphony.
Written by Sergei Prokofiev (1936).
Performed by the Livermore-Amador Symphony with narrator John Marchand (2015).
Artwork by Livermore third graders, theme samples with LAS orchestra members at home, video production by Alan Frank (2021).
Dedicated to Virginia McFann (1932–2020).
 

 
More than 50 students are registered for the Livermore-Amador Symphony Youth Orchestra (LASYO) in summer 2021, but there are still some openings for brass, oboes, and bassoons.
 

 
In coordination with the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, LASA presents a family-oriented concert at Livermore’s Bankhead Theater on an afternoon in early December.

 
Music Director Lara Webber has conducted LAS concerts at school assemblies in Livermore and Pleasanton elementary schools since 2015.

 
Each year the Livermore-Amador Symphony Association presents awards to graduating high school seniors to recognize students who have made significant contributions to school and community musical activities.

 
Since 1973, the LASA has conducted an annual Competition for Young Musicians. The competition takes place in October and the winners perform as soloists with the Symphony at its February concert and receive a monetary award.

Fiddle Club

The Fiddle Club program of LASA introduced Livermore elementary school children to playing the violin. Happily, the return of instrumental music instruction to elementary schools of the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District made Fiddle Club redundant.