Bravo to all our students who have been taking private music lessons this past year! Many of these students performed last week in the annual Private Music Lessons Recital, which was the culmination of their year-long studies. The appreciative, enthusiastic audience was treated to a range of engaging, memorable performances by solo vocalists, pianists, and wind/brass instrumentalists. Students performed classical pieces including JS Bach’s Minuet in G and Chopin’s Mazurka in F; the jazz classic “Take 5”; and more contemporary musical and pop hits including “Naughty”, “How Far I’ll Go”, ”You & Me, But Mostly Me”, “and “All I Ask”. Congratulations to all our private music lessons students as well as their instructors and their families, who have supported their hard work this year!

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