Aaron Meyer Sleds Into Redmond

Neither snow, or snow, or even snow can stop a rock violinist from his appointed rounds! Aaron Meyer set out this morning across the snowy Cascades to his Music Education Program in Central Oregon, in the Redmond School District.

Since 2009, we have sponsored 105 school assemblies, exposing nearly 60,000 students to stimulating musical experiences!

MUSIC EDUCATION AT WORK

We are grateful Aaron didn’t let this little weather forecast deter him from heading over the river, through the woods and mountains and high desert to Central Oregon this morning.

 

 

 

First Stop: M.A. Lynch Elementary School

“Wow!!! Amazing performance from Aaron this morning! THANK YOU so much for sharing this incredible opportunity with our students. We are the highest poverty school in our district and our students don’t often get to experience anything like this. Please keep us in mind for ANY future presentations.

 

THANK YOU AGAIN!

 

Rayna Nordstrom”

 

Rayna Nordstrom

Principal- M.A. Lynch Elementary School

Redmond School District

 

 

“We can’t thank you enough for asking if we wanted to have Aaron Meyers come to our school. The kids loved it!

They were so attentive. We even had one of the kindergarten students “conducting”! I’m attaching some of the photos I took during the assembly!!

Thank you so much for thinking of us! Keep us in mind for any future music you can send our way!

 

Vicki ” Library technician

 

Second Stop:  Vern Patrick Elementary School

 

 

“Thank you sharing such an amazing musician with our students!”

Julie Mann

School Counselor

Vern Patrick Elementary, Redmond School District

 

 

 

 

 Third Stop: Elk Meadow Elementary School, Bend

 

“What a treat to have Aaron at our school!  The kids were on fire after he left!  He was a true inspiration to every Elk Meadow student who was there.  I really liked his message that with a lot of hard work and perseverance, you will be successful! “ – Kathy Woodford, Elk Meadow Elementary, Music Specialist

“It was amazing.  I liked it a lot.”  said by a Noelle, 4th grader at Elk Meadow

Kathy Woodford

Elk Meadow Elementary

Music Specialist