We celebrate your students’ performances and the joy they bring to others. It has been our honor to assist performing groups for over 40 years. Here is a sampling of the many ways in which our clients have incorporated musical opportunities into their student group tour . . . do you see your group in this list, past or future?
- A Jazz combo on a balcony above the French Quarter in New Orleans.
- String orchestra performers in a workshop with fellow secondary schools students in Montreal.
- A myriad of Marching Band performances:
- Tournament of Roses Parade
- Cherry Blossom Festival, Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, Azalea Festival …
- Walt Disney World and Universal Studios
- Presidential Inaugurations
- High school band members participating in a “Music Production” workshop at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
- Students engaging with a faculty member from Berklee or McGill University or Cleveland Institute of Music during a custom clinic.
- A Wind Ensemble paying tribute to the fallen at the Eternal Light Peace Memorial at Gettysburg.
- A Concert Band performing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
- Students playing the spoons and taking part in making Quebecois folk music at La Sucrerie de la Montagne.
- A Jazz Ensemble performing at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
- Members of a Big Band providing dance music for their classmates at a country club dinner.
- Middle School students competing at their first formal festival.
- High school Choral students making a recording in the Historic Studio B in Nashville.
- National Park Service Rangers educating students about the African roots of American Jazz music in New Orleans.
- Public performances including the plaza at Lincoln Center or outside City Hall in Toronto
- Students celebrating as they receive the Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser Esprit de Corps award, given to the group that exemplifies support and camaraderie amongst all of the participating ensembles in a Festivals of Music program.
When we talk about making memories that last a lifetime, it’s not just a cliché to us: it’s the reality of these students’ experiences. We’re proud to partner with you to make them happen.
