Out and About: Strings School Days
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Students from Steamboat Springs Middle School and Emerald Mountain School perform for their classmates during a Strings School Days field trip.
Kristine Kilbourne
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Students from Steamboat Springs Middle School and Emerald Mountain School perform on stage at Strings Pavilion after months of mentorship through the Strings School Days program.
Kristine Kilbourne
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A student responds to a question from Shuffle during their interactive performance.
Kristine Kilbourne
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Students watch Shuffle perform during their Strings School Days field trip.
Kristine Kilbourne
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Shuffle addresses students during a field trip to Strings Music Pavilion.
Kristine Kilbourne
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — After hours of practice, Steamboat Springs Middle School and Emerald Mountain School students took to the Strings Music Pavilion stage on March 8 to play alongside the band Shuffle. The students showcased their new skills with Vivaldi’s “Winter,” “Beauty and the Beast” and “Les Miserables.”
Next week, Steamboat Springs High School and Moffat County High School students will join wind quartet Akropolis at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 22 for a combined performance in the Strings Music Pavilion. They will be performing Gershwin prelude arrangements, as well as small chamber ensembles.
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