Winter Music Collage Concert, Thursday, December 19th

Students playing violins

Students playing violins

Student instrumentalists and vocalists from Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School will show their musical skills and give our community some holiday spirit next week. The school’s annual winter concert will feature all of the curricular music ensembles at MLWGS in a collage style concert, including several cross-ensemble collaborations, and finish with a spectacular holiday sing-along. Come usher in the holidays with our school’s finest musicians!

WINTER MUSIC COLLAGE CONCERT – featuring Jazz ensembles, orchestras, and chorus from MLWGS: Thursday, December 19th, 7 pm, in the Auditorium.

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