Above: Musician Steve Blunt shared a sample on YouTube of his kids concerts for libraries. He’ll be bringing his act to Southborough on Thursday afternoon.
This Thursday afternoon, the Southborough Library is bringing in children’s entertainer Steve Blunt, a self described
part-time music teacher, part-time singer/storyteller whose job is more full-time fun than most grown-ups are allowed to have.
His website pitches his “Rockin’ Sing-Along!” program:
Shake it up, baby–at the library! Award-winning children’s musician, Steve Blunt, delivers a little rock ‘n’ roll & lots of fun for families with kids of all ages.
He’s sure to top the charts with a brand new hit single for summer reading 2018, “Libraries Rock–Let’s Rock ‘n’ Roll & Read!” This highly interactive presentation fosters musical participation in a variety of modes: singing, listening, clapping, fingerplay, ASL, foreign language & large motor movement–because kids who make music make rockin’ readers. And there’s always a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on when Steve passes out shaker eggs for all to play!
Meanwhile, this seasoned library performer sings and plays guitar, harmonica, djembe drum, low brass horn & more, providing exposure to a surprising assortment of instruments & styles–in a fun, upbeat musical celebration for the whole family.
The concert will take place in the Library’s upper main level at 3:00 pm on August 9th. Sponsored by the Friends of the Southborough Library, it’s free and open to the public. No registration necessary.
Updated (8/8/18 7:34 am): I somehow got the time very mixed up. The concert will be at 3:00 pm – not late morning as I originally posted.
