Granby Music Academy is heading into a busy and joyful season, and we have several concerts coming up that bring our students, our choir, and our partners together. This time of year always reminds us why community music matters. It gives people a place to gather, a way to share their voices, and a chance to keep old traditions alive while making room for new ones.
On November 30 at 2pm, the Granby Choir and our students will present a selection of holiday songs at Kellogg Hall. This has become one of our favorite events of the season. The mix of returning singers, new students, and families filling the room gives it a feeling you can’t quite create anywhere else. The songs are simple and heartfelt, and the atmosphere always leans toward warmth and belonging.
On December 6 at 8pm, Adam Sweet and Brian Bender will perform at the Song & Story Swap at The First Church, 165 Main St. in Amherst. Adam will represent Granby Music, bringing his blend of traditional and original work, and Brian will be joining him on piano. Performances like this connect the Academy with the wider musical community in the Valley, and it’s always encouraging to watch those partnerships grow.
Looking ahead, we’ve begun planning our annual Spring Concert to benefit the Granby Preservation Society at Kellogg Hall. This event continues to bring together musicians, neighbors, and supporters of local history. It’s an important part of our year, and the early preparations are already underway.
As we move into this new season, we’re also inviting new members to join both the Granby Choir and the Granby Orchestra. These ensembles welcome singers and players of all levels. There are no auditions, no fees, and no pressure. If you’ve ever wanted to be part of a musical group that values tradition, community, and steady growth, this is your chance. We would be glad to have you with us.
If you’d like to join, volunteer, or simply learn more, reach out anytime. I can prepare another version with direct contact details if you want them included in the post.
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