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Emiko Graduates from Davis
Emiko celebrated her 6th Grade Promotion from Davis Magnet School today (Friday, June 23, 2016) in a moving celebration with her classmates, teachers, friends and family.Congratulations !
For the Promotion ceremony ....
Oye Como Va featuring Emiko
The Davis Magnet School Band performs at the annual end-of-year Open House for family and friends on Wednesday, June 15, 2016.
Davis' music teacher, Mr. Shiskovsky (aka Mr. S), deserves a lot of credit for forging this year's 4th, 5th and 6th graders into an amazing sounding orchestra. Truely impressive ! The students performed a range of contemporary and jazz pieces including the classic "Oye Como Va" by Cuban artist Tito Puentes with solo student performances on saxophone, trumpet and clarinet (Emiko).
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