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The mayor of Culture and Heritage of the City of Eagle, Francisco Miguel Martinez, president of Musical Patronage Columbine, Ramón Rubio, presented the program of activities has been organized to commemorate the feast of St. Cecilia, patron saint of musicians.
Martinez and Rubio stressed the uniqueness under this year's lineup of events will be held, as it includes the act of delivering the distinction of Honorary Citizen of Eagle Juan Rojo Garcia, director of the titular band and music school Musical Patronage Columbine 'Francisco Diaz Romero'.
As explained by the Councillor and chairman, agenda of activities began on day 3 and will run until November 30.
During that period, we will conduct an open house, so that anyone who wishes may visit the premises of the institution or to attend any of the trials conducted there school band and holder.
Similarly, concerts or sporting events will be held, among other proposals, under the following content:
Saturday, November 15: At 9 pm in the Garden Don Jorge, II Paddle Tournament.
Sunday, November 16: 11 to 14 hours, parades and collecting eight new musicians in their homes.
Friday, November 21: After 17 hours, at the headquarters of the Board, afternoon games, contests and film for students and young musicians.
Saturday, November 22: At 10 am in the Field of Sports City Indoor Soccer, traditional party 'metal against wood'.
That night, at 20 pm in the Auditorium and Congress Palace Infanta Doña Elena, Santa Cecilia special concert by the symphonic band holder, led by Juan Rojo Garcia, and the school band, led by Ginés Ramirez González.
Similarly, will debut the 'Eagles Jazz' group, composed of components of Trustees.
During the ceremony, diplomas of income to be provided to new members of the bands and musicians in recognition of 25 years old as well as the distinction of Adopted Son of John Red Eagle.
Sunday, November 23: At 13 am in the parish of St. Joseph, Mass in honor of St. Cecilia.
Later, at 14:30 pm, fellowship meal at the restaurant "The Shark".
Before concluding the press conference, the mayor of Culture and Heritage wanted to take this opportunity to praise the work performed by the Columbine Musical Trust, an institution that, according to Martinez 'has an important educational work in the town and brings nearly forty years Eagles spread the name through different parts of geography '.
Lastly Francisco Miguel Martínez and Ramón Rubio encouraged citizens to participate in the program of activities of the patron saint of musicians, while congratulating all those who are part of this group.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas
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