Above – The Exeter-Milligan Junior High Choir performed at the
Monday evening concert.
Below – The Exeter-Milligan brass quintet comprised of ninth
graders included (from the left) Trever Zelenka, Josie Kresak, Joel Klemm,
Spencer Pribyl and Mitchell Manning.
Above – The trombone choir performed “The Longhorns.” Left
to right are Clint Oldehoeft, Katie Skinner, Joey Bartu, Nick Hayek and Eli
Johnson.
Below – The Exeter-Milligan 7 – 12 Women’s Chorus
performing “Can’t Help Falling in Love.”
Above – Trystan Brandt (left) and Trever Zelenka play “Hey Jude”
during the Exeter-Milligan Junior-Senior High Pre-Contest Concert.
Exeter-Milligan Junior and Senior High Choir and Band
treated their audience to a pre-contest concert on Monday, April 18th.
The students were well prepared for their District music
contest on Thursday and it was evident during their evening performance.
The Junior High Choir opened the concert with “Cantar,!”
“A Distant Shore,” and the eighties hit “Don’t Stop Believin.’”
After the choir performed the audience was enjoyed “March
Minature,” by the clarinet choir, “Fair and Warmer,” by the saxophone ensemble
and “Canon” by the brass quintet.
The small group performances finished with “The Longhorns,”
performed by the trombone choir.
A vocal treat was in store for the audience with the double
duet of Ashley Benorden, Alexis Uldrich, Katie Skinner and Haylee Sheffield
singing “The Clouds.”
The quartet was joined by the seventh through twelfth grade
chorus to sing “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” and “Festival Sanctus.”
Nancy Jo Galusha accompanied the group for “Festival Sanctus.”
The percussion ensemble did a fantastic recital of “Blue
Samba.”
Before performing the contest pieces, the junior/senior high
band played “Hey Jude,” which featured Janey Due on piano. The two
contest numbers the band performed were “Children of the Shrine,” and “Nathan
Hale Trilogy.”
The District music contest was held Thursday, April 21st
in Henderson.
Before the concert the band and choir students enjoyed a
pizza party hosted by the Exeter-Milligan Booster Club.
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