Making Music in Mexico
In January of 2004, the St. Olaf Band made history by combining
a performance tour with an academic learning program in Mexico.
After a week and a half of intense rehearsals and class sessions
on campus, the band flew down to Mexico to spend the rest of Interim
performing around the country and integrating their studies with
experiential learning. After this life-time experience, the band
plans to keep and strengthen its ties with Mexico.Updates from San Miguel Tzinacapan
Rachel Widen, Reid Wixson, and Aubrie Vikturek, music education graduates of '03, lived in San Miguel, Mexico, from February through May of 2004. Through their efforts and with the help of donated instruments and funds, the three started up the remote village's first concert band.
Rachel Widen, Reid Wixson, and Aubrie Vikturek, music education graduates of '03, lived in San Miguel, Mexico, from February through May of 2004. Through their efforts and with the help of donated instruments and funds, the three started up the remote village's first concert band.
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- March 2, 2004: British Cavers and the Mexican Army
- March 30, 2004: For the education newsletter
- March 30, 2004: Aubrie's update
- April 20, 2004: Reid's update
- May 8, 2004: Rachel's update
- May 17, 2004: May update
- May 30, 2004: Final Thoughts
Photos from the Mexico Study Tour 2004
- January 14, Minneapolis to Mexico
- January 14 - 17, Guanajuato
- January 17 - 20, Mexico City
- January 20 - 22, Cuetzalan
- January 21, San Miguel Tzinacapan
- January 22 - 24, Puebla
- January 24 - 25, Mexico City
- January 25, Cuernavaca
- January 25 - 27, Hacienda Vista Hermosa
- January 27, Taxco
- January 27 - 30, Acapulco
- January 31, yacht cruise, Acapulco



