Merry Christmas from Suzuki Strings Cedar City

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Frontier Homestead program on Nov. 5, 2018. We appreciate the students, teachers, pianists and families involved. Thanks to the staff at Frontier Homestead for providing this opportunity to share our music. Videos and photos by Heather Wilhelm, teachers and parents. If you have one you want to share please send to suzukistringscc@gmail.com.

Best wishes for a wonderful Christmas

Video links of the performances:

Blue Bells

My Dreydal

Frosty the Snowman

Here We Come a Caroling featuring the cellists

First Noel

O Come Little Children

Jingle Bells

Silent Night

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Thanks to Heather Wilhelm and Samantha Herring for the Christmas group class downstairs

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