Monday Evening Music Club to present annual "Music In Our Schools" concert
NORWICH – Monday Evening Music Club (MEMC) will hold its annual "Music In Our Schools" concert on Monday, March 5 at 7:30 p.m. to showcase the musical talents of students from Norwich and Holy Family schools.
MEMC, currently in its 108th year of operation, will hold the program at the United Church of Christ in Norwich. The program will feature pianists, singers, and a sneak peek of the upcoming Norwich High School musical, The Sound of Music.
While free to attend, free-will donations will be collected to help benefit MEMC's scholarship fund that's awarded annually to graduating seniors in Chenango County who are pursuing a career pertaining to music.
MEMC Coordinator Anita Humer noted that some of the music club's past scholarship recipients have even returned to the community to teach music, making the "Music In Our Schools" concert special among the club's seven annual programs.
"It is a wonderful representation of how this community takes care of itself," said Humer. "Please join us."
The United Church of Christ is located at 11 West Main Street in the City of Norwich. All are encouraged to attend.
Pictured: The cast of Norwich High School's rendition of The Sound of Music, which will be providing a sneak peek of the musical at the Monday Evening Music Club "Music In Our Schools" concert. (Submitted photo)
MEMC, currently in its 108th year of operation, will hold the program at the United Church of Christ in Norwich. The program will feature pianists, singers, and a sneak peek of the upcoming Norwich High School musical, The Sound of Music.
While free to attend, free-will donations will be collected to help benefit MEMC's scholarship fund that's awarded annually to graduating seniors in Chenango County who are pursuing a career pertaining to music.
MEMC Coordinator Anita Humer noted that some of the music club's past scholarship recipients have even returned to the community to teach music, making the "Music In Our Schools" concert special among the club's seven annual programs.
"It is a wonderful representation of how this community takes care of itself," said Humer. "Please join us."
The United Church of Christ is located at 11 West Main Street in the City of Norwich. All are encouraged to attend.
Pictured: The cast of Norwich High School's rendition of The Sound of Music, which will be providing a sneak peek of the musical at the Monday Evening Music Club "Music In Our Schools" concert. (Submitted photo)
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