FAMILY CONCERTS

A Zucchini Brothers family concert is typically 45 to 50 minutes long and is appropriate for a number of settings: indoor or outdoor venues, libraries, theatres, festivals, family shows, schools, etc... The show is both educational and a lot of fun! Moms, dads, kids, teenagers, grandparents, dogs and cats...there's something for everyone at a "Zucchini" concert (did we leave anyone out?)

SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES

The Zucchini Brothers play at hundreds of elementary schools throughout the Country....and for good reason: They are certified teachers themselves; They've written music to go along with the K-6th grade curriculum; And most importantly a day with The Zucchini Brothers is a good time for all-full of fun, humor and lots of participation!

The focus is on health, self-esteem, and the environment. The Zucchini Brothers believe that if you take care of yourself (health), and feel good about yourself (self-esteem), you'll take better care of the world around
you (your environment).

Assemblies are designed for specific elementary school age groups: one for the K-2nd grades, and another program with different music for 3rd-5th/6th grades. The assembly is typically 45-50 minutes with an emphasis on audience participation-lots of fun, singing and learning!

Programs can also be tailored to fit a specific topic or theme your school is concentrating on (i.e. the PARP program, respect, sharing, etc...)

*Special pricing and block booking discounts are available
*Benefit and fund raising programs

SONGWRITING WORKSHOPS

During a classroom session lasting approximately an hour, students explore the craft of songwriting by writing and recording a song that is uniquely their own, based on a theme or curriculum-related topic.

Coached by Jack and Steve Zucchini (with guitar and keyboard), students work cooperatively to create a musical composition by brainstorming ideas, writing lyrics, and composing a melody. The outcome is a new song and personal experience with the creative process! The piece is then rehearsed by the class and recorded to a tape which the school gets to keep!

(**Teacher assistance is required.)
 

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