A concert all about why YOU should tell your story.

In another unique storytelling event, Mateo enlisted an older Irish priest from Belfast to come read the story of a little boy from Ireland who traveled around the world to find his voice. While he read the story, artist Dave Peixoto painted the story live on 3 giant screens above the stage. Mateo and the orchestra emotionally supported the story musically similarily how he writes scores for films. With Irish dancers, Seattle Firefighters bagpipes and drums, and a large boy choir the evening’s Irish style and heartwarming story made for a magical and fun premiere.

Featuring The Gothard Sisters, TFK, NW Boychoir, Seattle Fire Department Pipes & Drums, artist Dave Peixoto and patient musician Clayton Beasley


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artist Dave Peixoto, Bagpipes, Celtic, Celtic music, Celtic stories, Composer, confidence, finding your voice, Gothard Sisters, Ireland, Irish music, LUMA Guild, Mateo Messina, Northwest boy choir, NW boy choir, Orchestral Music, Seattle, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Seattle Composer, Seattle Fire Department, Seattle Fire, Seattle Fire Rescue, Seattle Fire Medics, Seattle Firefighters Pipes and Drums, Story, symphony, why your voice is important


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