Arlington Elementary School fourth-grader Tia Moua, 9, leads the Spokane Symphony through a rendition of the "Washington Post March," written by John Philip Sousa in 1889. Spokane Public Schools' fourth-graders gathered at The Fox for a pair of shows on Wednesday for the symphony's free concert. Resident Conductor Morihiko Nakahara, center, noted to the crowd of students that Tia had even brought her own conductor's baton for the occasion. One more session is planned for today. (SR Photo: Dan Pelle)

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