The annual high school holiday concert, featuring every single musical ensemble in the school, is a wonderful reflection of community.
Community is found in the audience — parents and grandparents, neighbors and friends. More importantly, an incredible community is found on stage — not only are these students musicians, but they are found in athletics, academics, art, speech, robotics, and more. Music is a common language that transcends boundaries.
“When words leave off, music begins.” ~ Heinrich Heine
Performances like these remind us of the importance of music and arts in our schools, and the critical role our public schools play in our communities.
Ciao! ~ Kat
This post was in response to the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge. ”Community” was this week’s theme. Everyone is welcome to join in the Challenge; further details on how to participate and links to others’ responses are found here.
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What is it about an orchestra that is so handsome, moving and special? Thank goodness it still continues.
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It is a tradition that is essential.
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This one made me kind of teary. Lovely Community. I miss the years of going to see my children in plays and concerts and even the 7 hour Talent Show !
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Some of my good friends have come from the community built through attending such performances and athletic events. It is a special community.
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It was a lovely post Kat!
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I miss those years too! Great capture Kat.
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