001Mama. Wow. Good morning. >> Buenosour and Ohio Japanese for good morning. Uh, welcome all of our families to our first or return of our George Cavarian Veterans Day concert. Uh, in honor of our veterans, those who served, those who continue to serve. I just want to say before I continue, uh, I am really warmed by all the parents that are able to come come out on such short notice, right? And I apologize for the short notice uh for coming for the concert today. This is our first concert of the school year and we Mr. Walsh with our first he's our music teacher. This is the first year. He's a new music teacher. He's done a great job and he's laid out a very brief initial concert, but one that's respectful of our veterans. Uh we
002hope you enjoy. Today we gather honor the brave men and women who serve and continue to serve our country. Veterans Day reminds us of the courage, sacrifice, and dedication it takes to protect our freedoms. To all the veterans with us today, parents, grandparents, family, and friends, thank you for your service, and we are deeply grateful. Could I have any veterans in the audience please stand and be recognized? >> [applause] >> Brown veterans. There are a few others in the audience, [applause] but thank you again for your service. Our students and our teachers have worked hard to prepare this performance as a small way to say thank you to our veterans. We hope you enjoy the concert and feel our appreciation throughout today's celebration. Thank you again for your service and happy Veterans Day. We're going
003to now start with our kindergarten classroom who is going to recite the pledge and they have a few songs each. We've kind of limited a little bit, not limited it, we've narrowed it down so there's more attention on each individual student. So there are two classrooms that'll go at a time for kindergarten. They'll all go together for the pledge and there'll be two classrooms that'll sing one song. Another two classrooms will come in and sing another song in regards to the kindergarten. We hope you enjoy and we hope you get a better focus on your individual child. Thank you again. We hope you enjoy the concert. [applause] This is a wonderful Whoa, getting together class. Uh, could we ask to start the concert? >> I know it may be difficult cuz we're packed in here
004tight. Everyone please rise. Move any hats or head here for this for the pledge of allegiance led by our student council members and our kindergarten class. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Could everyone please remain standing for the playing of our national anthem. And if people in the audience do know the words, feel free to sing along nationally. Yeah. [music] [music and singing] I love sleeping. [singing] Who's [music] much brighter Christ through the [singing and music] S for the watch [music] and the Rockets will clear the [singing] bomb [music] and through the [music and singing] night that the flag was [music] still there. Oh, [singing] save us the stars [music]
005and [singing] lay it way. [music] >> [music] >> and the world [singing] [music] of God. [applause] >> Thank you very much to members of our student council who volunteered to help sing the national anthem and for our kindergarten students who were able to sing along. Now we're going to have our first two classrooms are going to exit for the first kindergarten two classroom song set. [music] >> [music] >> Little [music and singing] give it to [music] me. Give it to me. [music] My country keep my taste and safe [music] and free. I'll wear a little pop. I'll wear a [music and singing] little pop as red as can be as red as me. So I remember [music] each other. [music] [applause] >> [music] >> better. [music] We thank you. We thank [music] you. [music] Oh,
006we thank you. Oh, [music] we thank you. [applause] >> [crying] [music] >> Wow. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. >> [music] [music] >> I like my idea. Yeah. [music] >> [music] >> nation [music] anyway. [music] We honor you. that [crying] on that [music] day. [music] So we [singing] thank you and now we honor you for all [music] your sacriice. We honor [music] you. on that day. And so we thank you [music] and so we [singing] honor you. You are the heart. [music] What color? [music] >> I got you. >> [music] >> Get a girl. [applause] >> [music] [music] >> after [music] many [music] After the Lord has seen [music] many hearts [singing] [music] of home. [music] [crying] >> [music] [music] >> and the world Jesus.
007[music] >> [music] >> shall [music and singing] be alone. But I hope they all [music] be happy. [music] >> [applause] >> Byebye. [music] Christmas [music] is here [music] in our hands. Spreading love across [music] the land. Hold it close. Let it go. [music] [music] >> [music] [music] >> is here across the [music] [music] >> [music] >> are [music] here [music] spreading love across. Hold [music and singing] it close. Let it grow. [music] >> [applause and cheering] [music] >> You [music] love your country. Take a rest. [music] If you [singing] cherish we don't think of it for the price [music] they pay for the sacrifice they make. If you [singing] love your country I love [music] my country. If you [singing] cherish freedom I cherish [music] freedom. If [singing] you love a There [music] we take
008[singing] the land. Yay. [applause] Good Good morning students, staff, families, and veterans. My name is Mr. Walsh, and I'm the general music teacher at the Cabarian School. It's an honor to be before you this morning. I would like to take a moment to recognize and thank our district leadership, including Superintendent Hart, director of fine arts, Mr. King, and Mr. O'Brien. I would also like to thank Mr. Nommen and Mr. Spencer for their support of [clears throat] our students, of me, and their work in putting on our concert for you today. Thank you so much to our custodial team for setting up this space, especially ensuring that students would be safe on the risers. Thank you also to all K to4 classroom teachers and all that you do to help our students be successful in their
009classroom. I must also give a huge thank you to Mr. Karazzi who is one of our eighth grade teachers and also incredible college. [applause] I'm incredibly proud of all the hard work of our students and I'm so grateful for the opportunity to work with them each and every day. I would also like to thank our student MC's who we unfortunately did not get to hear from but worked very hard on practicing their lines. Aurora Asi Laura Alana Lexander de la Rosa Cruz Sivan Ortiz Madridon and Bernardo Nico. Can I have them rise and give them a thank you please? [applause] Also, thank you to our student council. >> Thank you to our student council members who I think had some quite their presence in helping our kindergarten class earlier in the program. My final thank
010you is to our veterans. Thank you so much for joining us today. Thank you for your service and for each sacrifice that you have made. Thank you for being an inspiration to our students as many take their first steps onto the stage today. Please stand as you are able one more time so we may recognize you. Several students shared with me that they have veteran family members who cannot be with us today. Please join me in a moment of silence to recognize them. >> Thank you. Our third and fourth graders have one more song to present to you today. It is one of the first songs that I knew that we would sing because of the way that it celebrates America and all of its people. I learned this song when I was in elementary
011school and while writing these notes asked family members and childhood friends what event we had learned it for but no one could remember. They did however remember practicing it together and I hope that many years in the future students will think back and remember the joy that they had while singing together even if they do not remember why they sang for you today. Our final song is This Land Is Your Land by Woody Guthrie. >> [music] >> This land is [music and singing] my land. From California to the New York Island forest [singing] to the Gryers. [music] This land was made for you and me. As I was walking [music] that [singing] highway, I saw above [music] me that endless sky. I saw [music and singing] below me that golden valley. [music] This land was
012made for you and me. This land is your land. [music] This land is my land. From California [singing] to the New York Islands for [music and singing] the ocean. This land was made for you [music] and me. shining and [music] I was strolling. [music] This land [singing] was made for you and me. [music] This land is your land. This land is my land. from California [music] [singing] to the New York Islands forest [music] to go. [singing] This land [music] was made for you and me. This land [music] was made for you and me. This land was made for you and me. >> [applause] [applause] >> Thank you very much to all of our families and again thank you to our vets who we recognized earlier and we appreciate that. uh and thank a vet on
013Veterans Day for their service, for their surpassed service, for their continued service. Thank you very much. We have one more round of applause for our third and fourth grade students by now. [applause] [applause]