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What an electrifying night! Recently, Grammy award-winning rock violinist Mark Wood partnered with Arcadia Unified's talented Orchestra students from Arcadia High, Dana, First Avenue, and Foothills Middle School for his “Electrify Your Symphony” music education program.
Join Avani as she dives into the planning of the concert and the unique experience. Listen along for hits like “Shut Up and Dance,” by Walk The Moon, and “Living on a Prayer,” by Bon Jovi, and “Vivaldi Rocks.
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