The Note-worthy Experiences Music Studio® presents:
Note-worthyPalooza
May 18, 2025
Our 5th Annual Note-worthypalooza is scheduled on Sunday, May 18, 2025, from 9 am - 4:00 pm
This event will be held at Camp Sewataro 1 Liberty Ledge Sudbury (off of Haynes Road). Please use the main entrance.
For those who are not able to join us for this event, we are happy to assist in creating a special keepsake video of your musician's performance at home. If you would like more information, you may contact Renee or chat with your instructor.
Please see the Performance Expectation Guide here>>>
This event is free for all students, friends, and families to attend. Please stay as long as you wish and visit all four of the performance areas.
Students who are not scheduled to perform are highly encouraged to attend and support the other musicians. (This can also be a terrific way for student musicians to become inspired.)
Signs will also be placed to help guide you to the correct locations within Camp Sewataro. Please also refer to the map below. Please contact your instructor with questions.
All students of all ages regardless of their skill level are encouraged to participate. Register above by April 18th, for this free outdoor Music Festival. We will have TWO stages of performances occurring simultaneously! There will be full-size 88-weighted key digital pianos at all performance areas for students to use. A full drum set will be available at the Meeting Hall Pavilion. We will have music stand, microphones, amplifiers, or speakers in each area. If you need specific equipment please contact your instructor.
If a student has a scheduling conflict for a small amount of time and we are notified before April 18th, we will attempt to accommodate the conflict. Registrations after April 14th will not be accepted. Scheduling requests after April 18th cannot be accommodated.
Only students who are actively taking lessons and or studying in a group band are eligible to participate in this free event.
Song titles are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Songs should be family-friendly. Songs with explicit lyrics are not permitted. Students are limited to performing a total of two pieces unless the student studies with three or more separate instructors. Student performances should not exceed 6 minutes in total.
Students may not register or participate if there are any outstanding balances for tuition, books, or fees.
Musicians will be grouped in Palooza Performance Pods by Renee after April 18th. These pods will be similar to mini recitals and students will be assigned by Renee in instructor groups. We do ask students to be present through their performance pod group members' performances. Everyone is welcome to stay as long as they wish to watch other performance pods share their talent. Please do your part to assist this event in staying on time. Please understand that we expect to be ahead and behind schedule at different points in the day. Students should arrive at least 15 minutes before their estimated performance pod time and check in with the pod master of the ceremony for the stage area. Students should warm up / tune their instruments before arriving at the assigned performance area. If a student misses his or her assigned performance time, later performance times are not available.
Students should have all music books bookmarked and all loose sheet music must be secured in a folder or binder. Please keep in mind that this is an outdoor event and even a slight breeze can blow sheet music away.
Small group and family performances are encouraged. If performing with another student, please note this on the above registration form. Groups may combine their above performance time. If a soloist wishes to perform, he or she may register for an additional spot if spots are available.
Wi-fi is not available for streaming backtracks or digital scores. Students should plan accordingly. Students may plug into the speaker system or an amplifier. Please contact your instructor with specific tech questions.
If a student needs an accompanist, please contact Renee before April 18th. Please note that most students will be performing solos. Teachers may accompany a student off to the side.
The performance schedule and program will be posted above after April 28th.
The attire for our musicians and attendees is up to the musician. Please dress according to the forecasted weather.
Reasons to be Cheerful of Concord will have their homemade ice cream, homemade waffle cones, and cold drinks available for purchase on your own onboard their antique Chill Wagon. (https://www.cheerful-reasons.com)
Families are welcome to bring their own picnic meals (alcohol is not permitted). Please bring your own blankets, and lawn chairs, (tennis racquets, frisbee, hiking shoes, fishing gear, etc.) to enjoy the forty-plus acres of green space.
Guests under the age of 18 should remain with a responsible adult at all times while on the property.
Pets are not permitted on the grounds.
There is an approximately 1/4 mile gently rolling hill paved walk from the parking lot to the two near the two different pavilions. Please note that there are no sidewalks from the paved walkway to the pavilions. If anyone in your party needs accommodations to access a pavilion by a ramp please let me know in advance (only one pavilion has ramp access). There are portable bathrooms available. One portable bathroom is handicap accessible.
Families are encouraged to record the performances and share them with families. There is no Wi-Fi available at Sewataro.
Overflow parking will be available at the second Sewataro lot and at Haynes Elementary School (169 Haynes Road Sudbury). If needed attendees may be dropped off at the main parking lot.
For additional information about Sewataro, please visit http://www.sewataro.com/
If inclement weather forces us to cancel, Renee will send out a notification through Constant Contact (the newsletter email format) and post it on social media by 8 a.m. on May 18th.
We expect the weather to be windy, hot, or cold; we also expect pollen and insects, please plan accordingly.
For any questions or emergencies, please contact your instructor directly first. For any additional emergencies, please contact Renee at 978.443.0480 or 484.264.9378 or Tom at 617.276.7956.
While we are extremely excited to bring this event to your family we do appreciate your patience and flexibility as issues arise.
We are looking forward to celebrating your students' accomplishments with you.
For those who are not able to join us for this event, we are happy to assist in creating a special keepsake video of your musician's performance at home. If you would like more information, you may contact Renee or chat with your instructor.
Please see the Performance Expectation Guide here>>>
This event is free for all students, friends, and families to attend. Please stay as long as you wish and visit all four of the performance areas.
Students who are not scheduled to perform are highly encouraged to attend and support the other musicians. (This can also be a terrific way for student musicians to become inspired.)
Signs will also be placed to help guide you to the correct locations within Camp Sewataro. Please also refer to the map below. Please contact your instructor with questions.
All students of all ages regardless of their skill level are encouraged to participate. Register above by April 18th, for this free outdoor Music Festival. We will have TWO stages of performances occurring simultaneously! There will be full-size 88-weighted key digital pianos at all performance areas for students to use. A full drum set will be available at the Meeting Hall Pavilion. We will have music stand, microphones, amplifiers, or speakers in each area. If you need specific equipment please contact your instructor.
If a student has a scheduling conflict for a small amount of time and we are notified before April 18th, we will attempt to accommodate the conflict. Registrations after April 14th will not be accepted. Scheduling requests after April 18th cannot be accommodated.
Only students who are actively taking lessons and or studying in a group band are eligible to participate in this free event.
Song titles are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Songs should be family-friendly. Songs with explicit lyrics are not permitted. Students are limited to performing a total of two pieces unless the student studies with three or more separate instructors. Student performances should not exceed 6 minutes in total.
Students may not register or participate if there are any outstanding balances for tuition, books, or fees.
Musicians will be grouped in Palooza Performance Pods by Renee after April 18th. These pods will be similar to mini recitals and students will be assigned by Renee in instructor groups. We do ask students to be present through their performance pod group members' performances. Everyone is welcome to stay as long as they wish to watch other performance pods share their talent. Please do your part to assist this event in staying on time. Please understand that we expect to be ahead and behind schedule at different points in the day. Students should arrive at least 15 minutes before their estimated performance pod time and check in with the pod master of the ceremony for the stage area. Students should warm up / tune their instruments before arriving at the assigned performance area. If a student misses his or her assigned performance time, later performance times are not available.
Students should have all music books bookmarked and all loose sheet music must be secured in a folder or binder. Please keep in mind that this is an outdoor event and even a slight breeze can blow sheet music away.
Small group and family performances are encouraged. If performing with another student, please note this on the above registration form. Groups may combine their above performance time. If a soloist wishes to perform, he or she may register for an additional spot if spots are available.
Wi-fi is not available for streaming backtracks or digital scores. Students should plan accordingly. Students may plug into the speaker system or an amplifier. Please contact your instructor with specific tech questions.
If a student needs an accompanist, please contact Renee before April 18th. Please note that most students will be performing solos. Teachers may accompany a student off to the side.
The performance schedule and program will be posted above after April 28th.
The attire for our musicians and attendees is up to the musician. Please dress according to the forecasted weather.
Reasons to be Cheerful of Concord will have their homemade ice cream, homemade waffle cones, and cold drinks available for purchase on your own onboard their antique Chill Wagon. (https://www.cheerful-reasons.com)
Families are welcome to bring their own picnic meals (alcohol is not permitted). Please bring your own blankets, and lawn chairs, (tennis racquets, frisbee, hiking shoes, fishing gear, etc.) to enjoy the forty-plus acres of green space.
Guests under the age of 18 should remain with a responsible adult at all times while on the property.
Pets are not permitted on the grounds.
There is an approximately 1/4 mile gently rolling hill paved walk from the parking lot to the two near the two different pavilions. Please note that there are no sidewalks from the paved walkway to the pavilions. If anyone in your party needs accommodations to access a pavilion by a ramp please let me know in advance (only one pavilion has ramp access). There are portable bathrooms available. One portable bathroom is handicap accessible.
Families are encouraged to record the performances and share them with families. There is no Wi-Fi available at Sewataro.
Overflow parking will be available at the second Sewataro lot and at Haynes Elementary School (169 Haynes Road Sudbury). If needed attendees may be dropped off at the main parking lot.
For additional information about Sewataro, please visit http://www.sewataro.com/
If inclement weather forces us to cancel, Renee will send out a notification through Constant Contact (the newsletter email format) and post it on social media by 8 a.m. on May 18th.
We expect the weather to be windy, hot, or cold; we also expect pollen and insects, please plan accordingly.
For any questions or emergencies, please contact your instructor directly first. For any additional emergencies, please contact Renee at 978.443.0480 or 484.264.9378 or Tom at 617.276.7956.
While we are extremely excited to bring this event to your family we do appreciate your patience and flexibility as issues arise.
We are looking forward to celebrating your students' accomplishments with you.
Please be aware of this liability language from the Town of Sudbury and Camp Sewataro:
On behalf of myself and/or my minor child, (User), I understand that part of the facility and experience involves activities and group interactions that may be new to us, and that they come with uncertainties beyond what we may be used to dealing with at home, including but not limited to uneven terrain, collisions, being struck by thrown objects, insects, wild and domestic animals, inclement weather, remote locations, communicable diseases including but not limited to COVID-19, and other risks, including use of the facility by members of the public. I am aware of these risks and are assuming them on behalf of me and my child. We realize that no environment is risk-free, and understand and, if applicable, have instructed my child on the importance of abiding by the facility’s rules, and we agree that we are familiar with these rules and will obey them.
To the fullest extent permissible by law, user agrees to save and hold harmless Camp Sewataro, LLC and the Town of Sudbury, including its owners, employees, trustees, agents or officers from and against any claim, suit, cause of action settlement or judgment brought against it by any party arising out of user’s breach of its duty of reasonable care or intentional act arising out of user’s use of the property or facilities, including attorneys fees and other costs of suit, and further to waive any and all claims or causes of action against Camp Sewataro, LLC and the Town of Sudbury, except those that are the result of their gross negligence or intentional acts.
On behalf of myself and/or my minor child, (User), I understand that part of the facility and experience involves activities and group interactions that may be new to us, and that they come with uncertainties beyond what we may be used to dealing with at home, including but not limited to uneven terrain, collisions, being struck by thrown objects, insects, wild and domestic animals, inclement weather, remote locations, communicable diseases including but not limited to COVID-19, and other risks, including use of the facility by members of the public. I am aware of these risks and are assuming them on behalf of me and my child. We realize that no environment is risk-free, and understand and, if applicable, have instructed my child on the importance of abiding by the facility’s rules, and we agree that we are familiar with these rules and will obey them.
To the fullest extent permissible by law, user agrees to save and hold harmless Camp Sewataro, LLC and the Town of Sudbury, including its owners, employees, trustees, agents or officers from and against any claim, suit, cause of action settlement or judgment brought against it by any party arising out of user’s breach of its duty of reasonable care or intentional act arising out of user’s use of the property or facilities, including attorneys fees and other costs of suit, and further to waive any and all claims or causes of action against Camp Sewataro, LLC and the Town of Sudbury, except those that are the result of their gross negligence or intentional acts.
