Bringing Music to the Veterans of Washington D.C.
to impactful choral workshops 
and moving performances honoring our Veterans 
, D.C. has it all. The perfect blend of education, inspiration, and once-in-a-lifetime memories.
What Our Travelers Said
I have traveled with MCI since 1999, and they consistently provide the best tours of any company I’ve worked with. Their genuine care for customers is evident in every detail. The itineraries are always well-rounded and engaging, with impressive performance and workshop opportunities. I especially appreciate the personal service—every member of the team takes a real interest in the group they’re working with. The variety of activities and the full schedule keep students actively involved and excited throughout the entire experience.”
Mark Bunce
Central Valley Chamber Choir and NJROTC
Discover More About Concert Travel and Music in D.C.
Monday Musings – October 22, 2012
Musician-writer Marc Myers has a book coming out in Dec., “Why Jazz Happened.” So he was tapped by the Wall St. Journal recently to write a little article on “Why Men Bond With the 007 Theme.” Ever wonder?
Willow Canyon High School Band Play Their Hearts Out in the National Independence Day Parade
“The parade was definitely the BEST PART OF THE TRIP. I think this was set up very well not only for the students but also for the band directors. We have attended many festivals over the past few years, and I can say, without a doubt, that the National Independence Day Parade was the most well organized, stress free, friendly, safe, and enjoyable event we have had the privilege to participate in…”
Santaluces High School Band Marches Down Constitution Avenue in the National Independence Day Parade
“The parade was the most organized event I have ever been a part of in my 14 years of teaching. From picking up the boxed lunches to unloading, from pictures to step-off there was constant communication from Music Celebrations Staff members. Your staff was professional, friendly and complimentary. They answered all questions and provided guidance during the day…”