by Music Celebrations | Apr 21, 2020 | Blog, Washington, DC |
"The Cherry Hill High School East Symphony Orchestra had the privilege of performing with your organization at the Kennedy Center Presidents Day Orchestra Festival in 2017, and the Viennese Masters Orchestra Invitational this past June 2019. We were excited to return... 
by Music Celebrations | Mar 27, 2020 | Blog, Festivals, Washington, DC |
"Overall, it was an absolute fantastic tour. Hotel was very nice, meals were great, and our local guides were FANTASTIC! Appreciated that they were willing to change things up or make suggestions along the way to enhance our experience. The musicians/chaperones all... 
by Music Celebrations | Mar 25, 2020 | Blog, Festivals, Washington, DC |
"All students really enjoyed this trip as did the chaperones! Everyone was delighted with the trip and thought it was a very positive experience. Both local guides were wonderful - they were informative, calm, and kept us on track. They were both as good as it gets.... 
by Music Celebrations | Mar 24, 2020 | Blog, Festivals, Washington, DC |
"We so loved our working together with MCI on our participation in the 2020 Capital Orchestra Festival in John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The concert was a life changing moment for our CRHO and will truly be an eternal memory. On CRH alumni weekends,... 
by Music Celebrations | Sep 10, 2019 | Blog, Festivals, Washington, DC |
"I'm proud to say that I went out looking for a better travel/festival experience and I found it! Our participation in the National Memorial Day Choral Festival in Washington, DC was amazing!!!!! We were in absolute awe of the venue (Kennedy Center) and enjoyed the... 
by Music Celebrations | Aug 6, 2019 | Blog, Parades, Washington, DC |
In 10 years of teaching, this was the best trip experience I’ve had BY FAR. The National Independence Day Parade in Washington, D.C. was the biggest crowd my students have ever performed for and it was a RUSH! It was a Phenomenal Experience for the students. There was... 
