Wonderful Women (or Girls) of Norwood-The Norwood Debonnaires
The town of Norwood was treated to a unique musical experience on July 21, 2014, as international carillonneurs Elena Sadina and Sergei Gratchev performed at the Tilton Memorial Carillon on Norwood Town Hall.
Two days after the first anniversary of her death, Mollie Hershman's longtime dream came true: Norwood High School’s music program received a harp. Just before she died of cancer last … Continue reading Norwood Family Donates Harp, Fulfills Mother’s Musical Legacy-March 28, 2002
Although Irish music will predominate in local clubs and concert halls over the next few weeks, St. Patrick’s Day is not the only time it is played. Throughout the year, … Continue reading Irish Music Building Year-Round Audiences-March 7, 1993
A massive, nine-ton transportable carillon featuring 52 bronze bells arrived in Norwood Center for a special Friday night concert.
The Norwood Debonnaires' annual music festival, "A Tribute to Youth," features talented young musicians and performers from across the region.
Christine Devlin’s Showband brought traditional Irish music to the Norwood town green as part of the Norwood Arts Council's Summerfest performing arts series.
YOUNG MARCHERS — The Junior Imperials, a drum and bugle corps from Pembroke, competed yesterday in the 21st annual Mayflower Circuit Music Festival. The group placed second overall in the … Continue reading Norwood Hosts 21st Annual Mayflower Music Festival-July 17, 1978
Family & friends surround Norwood High School Band members on their return from Europe last night, white goateed band director Paul Alberta, center, holds a plaque from the Selectmen (Photo … Continue reading Norwood High School Band Finds Party Upon Return-July 13, 1972
Approximately 150 Norwood junior and senior high school musicians traveled to Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, N.H., for a week of intensive band practice and camp activities sponsored by the Music Association.
