Musicians in top form at FORM brunch
Jan 30, 2019
Several music educators who work or have worked in the Old Rochester School District attended the brunch. These include Angie Vaughn, the junior high school choral music teacher, Bob Williamson, who teaches the Symphony Music Shop, Christine Williamson, the Rochester Memorial School instrumental music teacher, James Farmer, the retired junior high school instrumental music teacher and Catherine Major
A student performer plays at the brunch. Photo by: E.O. Bednarczyk
A photo of the event’s participants, who packed the Inn. Photo by: E.O. Bednarczyk
Victoria and Kathleen Kvilhaug. Kathleen is the President of FORM. Victoria is a Senior at ORRHS and is active in the Drama Club and in Chorus/A Cappella with FORM. Photo by: E.O. Bednarczyk
MATTAPOISETT — The Friends of Old Rochester Music (F.O.R.M.) fundraising brunch packed The Inn on Shipyard Park on Jan. 27 while student performers played to an enthusiastic crowd.
F.O.R.M. volunteers organized the event.
Freshman Eddie Gonet emceed the event, introducing the 31 Old Rochester Regional High School students that performed in a variety of different styles during the brunch.
"This year's F.O.R.M. Brunch at 'The Inn' produced our most robust lineup of talented musicians from the Old Rochester Regional Junior and Senior High Schools," said F.O.R.M President Kathleen Kvilhaug.
She went on to praise the emcee, who also delivered a musical performance of his own.
“Eddie Gonet, also gave an outstanding performance of Billy Joel's 'Piano Man' complete with vocals, harmonica, and piano.”
Proceeds from admission and raffle tickets will help support the music program at Old Rochester High School and Old Rochester Junior High School.
