Harmony Project KC Winter Concerts

Harmony Project KC Announces Winter Concerts Celebrating Young Musicians

Kansas City, MO — Harmony Project KC, a free music education program in Kansas City’s Historic Northeast, is excited to present three Winter Concerts, showcasing the talent and growth of its young musicians across a variety of ensembles.

About Harmony Project KC

Harmony Project KC uses music to inspire young musicians ages 7-18, support families, and build community in Kansas City. Through no-cost after-school programs in music, strings, and band, over 400 students gain opportunities to grow, connect, and thrive. Harmony Project KC students consistently outperform their peers in school attendance; state test scores in math, English language arts, and science; and high school graduation rates.

Concert 1: Debut

• Saturday, December 5th at 2pm

• Kansas City Public Library - Plaza Branch (4801 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64112)

• Featuring the Musicianship, Intro to Orchestra, and Sinfonia ensembles, this concert celebrates the early musical achievements of our youngest students.

Concert 2: Orchestra

• Tuesday, December 8th at 6:30pm

• Folly Theatre (300 W 12th St, Kansas City, MO 64105)

• Featuring the Camerata full orchestra and Encore string orchestra, as well as two Honors String Quartets, this concert highlights some of Harmony Project KC’s most advanced students.

Concert 3: Band

• Sunday, December 13th at 3pm

• White Recital Hall at UMKC Conservatory (4949 Cherry St, Kansas City, MO 64110)

• Featuring Intro to Band, Concert Band, and Wind Ensemble, this concert showcases the growth and talents of Harmony Project KC’s band program.

All concerts are free and open to the public, offering the community a chance to celebrate talented young musicians and support Harmony Project KC’s mission. 

How You Can Help: Harmony Project KC welcomes contributions and volunteer support, as well as in-kind donations of musical instruments. Please visit our website to learn more!

For more information, visit https://www.necc-kc.org or contact Julie Youngers (below). By contacting Julie, media outlets will have the opportunity to interview staff, board members, and parents, and capture compelling stories and video.