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Emmy-Award-Winning Violinist Saves High School Music Programs

Posted: 03/16/2012 11:43 am Updated: 03/16/2012 12:14 pm

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Mark Wood steps into a high school auditorium, his patented electric violin in hand. The kids know immediately: this is no ordinary music lesson.

These students have never heard Vivaldi performed on electric violin. And chances are they haven't heard Jimi Hendrix played on violin either. But Wood, with his black rock-star hair and warm smile, dazzles them, as he delivers lessons typically untaught in school.

Read the whole story at portwashington.patch.com

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Mark Wood steps into a high school auditorium, his patented electric violin in hand. The kids know immediately: this is no ordinary music lesson. These students have never heard Vivaldi performed o...
Mark Wood steps into a high school auditorium, his patented electric violin in hand. The kids know immediately: this is no ordinary music lesson. These students have never heard Vivaldi performed o...
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04:42 PM on 03/17/2012
The arts are always the first budget cut. Creative thinking is every bit as important as logic and physical fitness. Bravo Mark Woods. Bravo!
03:10 PM on 03/17/2012
We need more "Mark Woods" kinda people to continually step in and help save the music programs in our schools! The musical kids have just as much right to pursue music as our young athletes do sports!