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Phoenix Schools Massed Singing, 'MacKenzie' from Keltic Mix (written by Kath Tait)
In this delightful YouTube video, we witness an impressive assembly of students from St Joseph's Temuka, Winchester, Arowhenua, and Temuka Primary schools as they unite to showcase their musical talents. Held during a music festival in Temuka in 2010, this performance features around 260 children singing the beautiful piece "MacKenzie," written by Kath Tait, drawing from the repertoire of Keltic Mix.
The video encapsulates the essence of community engagement and artistic expression that schools often foster through music. It's not just a performance; it's a celebration of collaboration among young voices, highlighting the significance of music education within schools. Events like these not only boost the children's confidence and skills but also strengthen the bonds between different local schools.
Even though the video does not provide subtitles, the visual charm and the collective joy of singing are palpable. For those interested in exploring more about music festivals in educational settings or discussing the impact of such events, this video is a great touchpoint.
Feel free to share your thoughts about the integration of music programs in schools or past experiences you've had with similar performances! Have any of you participated in community music events? Let's chat about it!
In this delightful YouTube video, we witness an impressive assembly of students from St Joseph's Temuka, Winchester, Arowhenua, and Temuka Primary schools as they unite to showcase their musical talents. Held during a music festival in Temuka in 2010, this performance features around 260 children singing the beautiful piece "MacKenzie," written by Kath Tait, drawing from the repertoire of Keltic Mix.
The video encapsulates the essence of community engagement and artistic expression that schools often foster through music. It's not just a performance; it's a celebration of collaboration among young voices, highlighting the significance of music education within schools. Events like these not only boost the children's confidence and skills but also strengthen the bonds between different local schools.
Even though the video does not provide subtitles, the visual charm and the collective joy of singing are palpable. For those interested in exploring more about music festivals in educational settings or discussing the impact of such events, this video is a great touchpoint.
Feel free to share your thoughts about the integration of music programs in schools or past experiences you've had with similar performances! Have any of you participated in community music events? Let's chat about it!
