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Serenade for Spring

Mar 13, 2025
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Updated: Mar 18, 2025

Hosted by Extraordinary Charities

Featuring The Banyan Trio and The NEW Grace Notes String Ensemble




Grace Notes Music Foundation and Extraordinary Charities hosted a beautiful concert afternoon featuring the Banyan Trio and The NEW Grace Notes String Ensemble. Over 50 guests enjoyed live music by our scholarship students and the Banyan Trio. While partaking in artisan desserts and drinks guest were able to meet the musicians and fellow music education supporters. Sponsored by Fine Mark Bank and Trust, the event celebrated the Grace Notes students who continue to grow because of Music Education!



Meditation from Thais Laura Mozena and Alondra Leyva, Violins



Extraordinary Charities Director, Christine Raymond
Extraordinary Charities Director, Christine Raymond



Grace Notes Music Foundation presents the Community Partner Award to Chris Battifarano, Fine Mark Bank and Trust
Grace Notes Music Foundation presents the Community Partner Award to Chris Battifarano, Fine Mark Bank and Trust



The Grace Notes String Ensemble consists of the Grace Notes Scholarship Recipients which have shown commitment to their instrument and reached an intermediate to advanced level of performance.  They made their premier on March 9, at the Serenade for Spring Concert.
The Grace Notes String Ensemble consists of the Grace Notes Scholarship Recipients which have shown commitment to their instrument and reached an intermediate to advanced level of performance. They made their premier on March 9, at the Serenade for Spring Concert.

 
 
 

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