PUTNEY — Music compositions by fifth graders Darius Parker and Zoe Robb from The Grammar School in Putney were selected to be performed live by professional musicians at the Opus 30 concert on April 29 in Randolph.
The concert will feature compositions by 25 students throughout the state.
For more information about the event, visit the Music-Comp website at music-comp.org/performances/opus-30-info.html.
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