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Students, faculty and alumni of the School for Arts and Creative Innovation will lend their talents to help orphaned and vulnerable children in the east African nation of Tanzania, with a fund-raising concert on Saturday, January 25.
Tunes for Tanzania will help to sponsor schooling opportunities through the Windsor-based charity, Canadian World Education Foundation - Tanzania.
The program will feature performances by violinist Lillian Scheirich, pianists David Palmer and Greg Butler, clarinetist Trevor Pittman, flutist Jaime Wagner, all of the music faculty; graduates Erin Armstrong, Jessica Pistor and Julie Caron; the student Percussion Studio under the direction of Nick Papador; the Downtown Music Initiative Ensemble and Leamington’s Music Moves Kids choir.
“It will be such a great blend of children, current students, faculty, alumni and retired professors,” Pittman says. “It should be a fantastic event!”
The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at Paulin Memorial Presbyterian Church, 3200 Woodland Avenue. Admission is $15 at the door, with student tickets available for $10.
Learn more about Canadian World Education Foundation – Tanzania on its Facebook page.