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Grave news... Tonight is your last chance to see The Addams Family at LHWHS! Arrive early to purchase tickets and secure a suitable final resting place for the 7pm show. Thing doesn't like latecomers!!!

The LHWHS Orchestra Concert is tonight at 7pm! The Concert Orchestra was hard at work rehearsing in the PAC this morning.

Tomorrow night through Saturday night, performances at 7 p.m. at the LHWHS Performing Arts Center. Tickets are just $8!

Ladue Theatre is putting on the show “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind." The show consists of 30 short plays written by a Chicago-based troupe called the Neo-Futurists. The audience can choose the order of the plays, and the cast will attempt to finish all 30 plays in 60 minutes.

The show will run from Thursday, Nov. 2 to Saturday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center at Ladue Horton Watkins High School. Tickets cost $8 and can be purchased at the door.

The orchestra and band concerts are fast approaching! LHWHS Orchestra performs on November 15th at 7pm in the PAC (performing arts center), and the LHWHS Band the very next evening, November 16th, at 7pm in the PAC.

The new music rooms at the high school are coming along nicely! They're going to be beautiful spaces for our students.

This Friday night at 7pm, there is a free College Audition Workshop & Masterclass presented by the St. Louis Children's Choirs at
Parkway United Church of Christ (Historic Sanctuary). Find out more using the link below.

College Audition Workshop & Masterclass Are you interested in majoring in music in college? Do you want to continue singing in choirs and/or studying voice at the college level? Have you considered what options are available for scholarships to college for music and non-music majors? This workshop, which is open to the public, will explai...

If you haven't seen this new venture by Matt Henry, check it out! The power of music to effect change is a wonderful thing...

Click here to support SpecDrum: World Culture Education by Matthew Henry This educational campaign offers a groundbreaking solution to the turmoil and separation impacting our society. If people are traversing our educational system and coming out on the other side racist, sexist, xenophobic, classist, or homophobic, then they aren’t getting enough information about t...

This young musician makes a great point...practice helps with study!

Sheku Kanneh-Mason: 'Classical music isn't elitist – the problem is it's expensive' The Young Musician of the Year has had to balance revising for exams with preparing for his Royal Festival Hall concerto debut. And then there’s finding time to beat his brother at football ...

Bringing Classical Music to the Club Scene As orchestras and symphonies struggle to attract younger audiences, classical musicians are taking their music to clubs, pubs, galleries and garages.

Interesting article about the intersection of technology and music!

When Classical Musicians Go Digital Players and scholars are turning to computer tablets and leaving paper scores behind.

The Ladue Education Foundation is thrilled to announce that due to the resounding success of Rhythm & Hues on April 8, more than $35,000 worth of "teacher wishes" submitted by Ladue music educators will be granted!

Thank you to everyone who helped with Rhythm & Hues by volunteering, attending, granting wishes, donating and buying auction items, purchasing music student photos, transporting student musicians, sharing memories of the honored Ladue educators, performing, assisting with alumni musicians...the list could go on and on, but suffice it to say that we are so grateful for your support of our district's music program and the LEF.