There were about 30 instruments on display from Africa, Asia and South America, which Ms. Schmidt explained how they should be played and for what purpose they might be used. The students also watched video clips of people from the instruments’ countries of origin playing them.
We thank Sue
Schmidt for coming to Brookstone Schools for this fascinating presentation and
experience for our students!
At the end of the presentation the students gathered in circles to pass the instruments and play them. They had a blast! We were thrilled that the students got this experience!!
JAARS is a non-profit organization that helps organizations around the world get practical, day-to-day support for Bible translation. As of November 2012, JAARS focuses on five main types of practical support: aviation, land transportation, water transportation, information technology, and media.
If you would like to learn more about how you can support our Fine Arts Program, please contact our Fine Arts Director, Carey Kuznar, at carey.kuznar@brookestoneschools.org.