Our goal is to raise $13,000 by July 31st (the end of our fiscal year) in order to balance our books and jump-start next season’s educational program. This year thousands of students experienced the joy of live Classical music performed by the Pennsylvania Philharmonic. We thank you on their behalf for introducing music into their lives.

For kids with learning disabilities, a trip to the museum, a concert, or ballet can be too challenging to accomplish. But with a little research and some help, you can help your child experience the arts in a way that can benefit them.

Every school concert we perform comes with a study guide and a form students can fill out to let us know what they thought of the performance. We recently received a few responses from teachers and students about our most recent educational program, "Soundsational Science". 

In honor of the Bethlehem Area School District being chosen to enter the John F Kennedy Center “Arts for Every Given Child” program, the Pennsylvania Philharmonic will showcase its 2017 music educational program, “Soundsational Science,” to the general public through a pay-what-you-want concert open to all Bethlehem residents in November.