Sounds of the season: East Grand students hold Holiday Band Concert
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Music Director Brad Pregeant guides seventh and eighth grade band members through a rendition of “We Three Kings” Wednesday night in Granby.
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Middle Park High School student Katelyn Cimino performs as a special guest singer for the song “Christmas Time in the Rockies” during the Holiday Band Concert Wednesday night.
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East Grand Music Director Brad Pregeant leads the seventh and eighth grade band during one of their songs at Wednesday night’s concert.
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East Grand band students perform a rendition of the famous Christmas song Jingle Bells at the Wednesday night Holiday Band Concert at Middle Park High School.
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Junior high saxophonists focus on their music while performing for East Grand School District’s annual Christmas band concert.
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Sixth grade band students from East Grand Middle School perform for the packed crowd in the high school auditorium as part of East Grand’s annual Holiday Band Concert, held Wednesday night.
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High school band students play “Go tell it on the mountain” during Wednesday night’s Holiday Band Concert.
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Middle school and high school students from East Grand School District held their annual Holiday Band Concert Wednesday night in the auditorium of Middle Park High School. The night’s performance featured 13 songs performed by four different bands: the Middle Park High School Band, the seventh and eighth grade band, the sixth grade band and the Middle Park High School Jazz Band.
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