The field trip wasn't without planning and the aid of the local nonprofit Act One.
PHOENIX — Experiencing live music for the first time can be a magical moment and a group of elementary school kids from the Valley recently got just that opportunity.
"As the children we're telling us, they love music and they don't have music in their school right now and that just breaks my heart," Maloney said."We are a statewide nonprofit that provides field trips to students all over the state from Title I schools."
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