Another amazing night of music making happened Tuesday night in the gym as students from: Phoenix, Robert Browning, Sansome, Lincoln and Westwood got together to share all of the brilliant music making that goes on at all levels throughout the Westwood Family of schools. From the rains of Africa to an invasion of Pirates, from Brazilian Sunsets to South African marches, from Swinging on Chandeliers to Uptown Funk... it was all there. The house was packed with an energy and enthusiasm that was palpable and that was not just the elementary students. The evening even wrapped up with a breakdance competition and students and adults alike dancing to the groove. Thank you to everyone who participated in this wonderfully dynamic event.Friday, 15 April 2016
Family Concert 2016
Another amazing night of music making happened Tuesday night in the gym as students from: Phoenix, Robert Browning, Sansome, Lincoln and Westwood got together to share all of the brilliant music making that goes on at all levels throughout the Westwood Family of schools. From the rains of Africa to an invasion of Pirates, from Brazilian Sunsets to South African marches, from Swinging on Chandeliers to Uptown Funk... it was all there. The house was packed with an energy and enthusiasm that was palpable and that was not just the elementary students. The evening even wrapped up with a breakdance competition and students and adults alike dancing to the groove. Thank you to everyone who participated in this wonderfully dynamic event.
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