by Contributor | March 15, 2013 7:06 am
By Janel Sullivan/Staff writer
Hayley, Camille, Kelly, and Rachel kicked off Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting and Music In Our Schools Month in style. The four sixth graders from Granby Elementary stood in front of the room and played a violin rendition of Musette by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Before the girls impressed the Board, Debra Farden, the district’s music facilitator, gave a brief history of the month. Music in Our Schools Month has grown from a day, 40 years ago, to a week and finally to a month-long celebration of school music and musicians. Fulton started its month off with last weekend’s performance of Hello, Dolly!
The music department will be hosting events for the remainder of the month:
Farden invited community members to attend as many concerts as possible, and guarantees Fultonians will be impressed by the music students.
The theme for this year’s music event is “Music Lasts a Lifetime!” and the girls who performed at the meeting were a testament to this. Each of them has older siblings who are also involved in Fulton’s music department. “They help us remember why we do all the things we do,” said Board President David Cordone of the live performance.


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