The May 2025 Youth Wind Ensemble Concert / By Gracie Ehrick
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"Without these honor ensembles, I would not be going to college”: Local wind ensemble inspires students to pursue higher education.
By Gracie Ehrick
As the rehearsal room fills with music, the newly introduced high school students ease into their piece, the harmony they create with one another fills the space. As the piece concludes and the instruments find their way from lips to laps, the final note rings in the air and begins to settle, just like the students finding their way to a new home.
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