Community Concert & Aperitivo

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 • 18:30–21:00, CASA FLEMING & Palmer Cultural Center

It is with great excitement that I invite you to the second annual Charity Community Concert and Aperitivo to be held on Friday, February 13. Join us for a pre-concert aperitivo at Casa Fleming from 18:30–19:30 and then in the Palmer Center for the concert from 19:30–21:00.

In collaboration with the High School’s Rare Diseases Global Service Program group, we welcome you to a spectacular evening of entertainment, community spirit, and giving in aid of the global not-for-profit EI Cure Project.

Perhaps the most exciting part of this special event is that the house band, aptly named Rare Generation, is a very talented bunch of teachers, alumni, and parents from our very own TASIS community! They will also be supported by the HS Choir, the HS Honors Choir, and the MS Commercial Hip-Hop Dancers to make the event even more memorable. There will even be an opportunity for some members of the audience to join our band on stage!

Rare Generation consists of Ms. Erika Cramp (Director of Performing Arts), Ms. Melody Zanecchia (ES Music), Ms. Julie Frazier-Smith (Performing Arts), Mr. Matthew Frazier-Smith (Performing Arts), Ms. Angela Dusing (MS and PreK Music), Mr. Alex Zanecchia (MS Physical Education & Alumnus), Mr. Tim Venchus (Technology Development Director), Mr. Rich Cramp (HS History), Ms. Rachelle Hugg (ES Music), Mr. Guilherme Frugoni (Dance), Mr. Daniele Bagutti (Music), and Mr. Christof Zanecchia (Alumnus).

Tickets are free-of-charge, but in the spirit of this charity event, please consider making a donation to our cause.

The EI Cure Project is a very small charity with a very BIG mission: to fund research to find better treatments for a severe and often disabling blistering skin disorder, Epidermolytic Ichthyosis, which affects only 1 in 300,000 people, including my sweet daughter Arienne, who is a young TASIS student at Focolare.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Helen Lill
GSP Rare Diseases, MS Science, & HS Biology