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The magazine’s editor, Mike Lawson, said his staff was blown away by the heartfelt, inspiring stories about band director and orchestra leader candidates. Continue Reading →
The annual Greenwich High School Band Holiday Concert Wednesday, December 21, 2016 – 7:30pm in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center – John Yoon, Director of Bands and Ben Walker Associated Director of Bands. Continue Reading →
The Parks & Rec board held its monthly meeting for May on Wednesday night. During her summer camp update, Sue Snyder said the popular music & art camp, now in its 80th year, has been been moved to Riverside School, and the musicians will be in the “gym-a-torium”. She said there is a shortage of equipment there and that the acoustics are not ideal for music. Continue Reading →
In addition to competing, the band members attended a performance of The Sound of Music at the Boston Opera House and visited the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, toured the Freedom Trail. They musicians also went on a Duck Tour and visit the Lexington Common. Continue Reading →
Many of the most popular stories on Greenwich Free Press in 2015 had to do with Greenwich Public Schools. From coverage of the entire 9 full days of public hearings to determine the fate of 23-year band teacher John Yoon, to videotaping the demolition of the old auditorium, we were there. Continue Reading →
GHS students past and present are signing a Change.org petition in support of band teacher John Yoon who was placed on administrative leave at the end of April. Continue Reading →
There is a reason crowds wait for doors to open at the Holiday Concert. The musical talent at GHS is outstanding. Continue Reading →
Sunday’s benefit concert to help pay for the GHS band’s annual trip, featured GHS musicians and Grammy-nominated Afro-Latin jazz trumpeter Michael Philip Mossman and his sextet. Continue Reading →
Mr. Yoon bills it as an “informal” performance for parents and the community, but on Friday the CMS auditorium burst with musical potential and talent. Continue Reading →
At 78 years and counting the Town’s Parks & Rec summer Music and Arts camp is a hotbed of talent. On Wednesday, July 30, the campers showed their stuff at CMS for a full house. Continue Reading →
