The Broadway Boys recently performed at Campbell Savona. Workshops were held for students from schools from half a dozen different school districts during the day, culminating with an evening performance held at the school. According to the band's web-site, (http://www.bwayboys.com/)
Some of the most striking leading male voices currently singing on the "Great White Way..." These tenors have birthed a new vocal style and sound for audiences with a performance that crosses over from their Broadway roots covering the spectrum of musical genres. Rearranging originals and standards, old and new, the boys make every song their own from Gospel to Pop, Folk to Rock in a show called "...a dynamic symphony of sound.
The pictures tell the whole story; students were engaged and stimulated throughout the whole experience.
Students at Campbell Savona are most fortunate to have as their principal, Lisa Hawken, who is an avid supporter of the arts in education. Without Lisa and the work of staff, including Betsy Rice of Addison, Tom and Ann Freeland, Kathy Hogan of Campbell Savona, Sean Barnes and Jonathan Neff of Jasper Troupsburg and Natalie Churchman of Arkport (among many others), The Broadway Boys would never have met the fine students of our region.
To read more about The Broadway Boys and other events at Campbell Savona, go to Campbell Savona - Broadway Boys.
