Talent shine: Retaj Rashid, Birsen Faez, Roqia Almoosawi, Felicity Pratt and Ben Thorn dressed as stars.
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Rechelle Zammit
On Wednesday, August 24, St Georges Rd Primary School students were treated to a performance from the Music is Fun band.
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The seven-piece group of musicians performs to primary-aged children, singing and presenting.
The concert has an emphasis on music education and involves the audience in singing, dancing, actions and characterisations with a live band.
Music is fun: Lead presenter and singer Lauren Ward at St Georges Rd Primary School.
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Rechelle Zammit
Top performance: Music is Fun band visits St Georges Rd Primary School.
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Up and about: Students at St Georges Rd Primary School having a boogie during a performance at the school.
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Rechelle Zammit
Beam him up: David Lang hits the keys for Music is Fun.
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Toot toot: Band member Ben Daly on the trombone at St Georges Rd Primary School.
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Space age: Band member Ethan White on the drums as part of the Music is Fun band at St Georges Rd Primary School.
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Rechelle Zammit
Trumpet time: Band member David Lang talks to the crowd mid-song.
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Student takeover: Year 6 St Georges Rd Primary School student Jacques Safari channelling his inner Mick Fleetwood on the skins.
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Skills for days: Foundation student Emmanuella Ahana on stage in front of her classmates showing off her juggling skills.
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Rechelle Zammit
Shredding: Band member Patrick Reed on the guitar as part of the Music is Fun band.
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Rechelle Zammit
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