The Exeter-Milligan Elementary spring concert was based on a
travel theme. The performance was presented on Tuesday, March 13 in the
Milligan gym.
Mrs. Angie Murphy, Exeter-Milligan band and music director,
opened the program with the fifth grade band performing “Let’s Go Band.” They
were joined by the sixth graders to perform “March Ahead” and “Rock to the Max,
Mr. Sax,” which featured an excellent performance by the saxophone section.
Murphy presented the Bruning –Davenport contest ribbons just
before the sixth grade band performed “Theme From Our Director,” and the third
and fourth grade class played “Whacky Chopstix” on the boomwhackers.
The choir performance began with the kindergarten through
sixth graders performing “An Adventure” together. The kindergarten
through second graders performed four travel songs including the very active,
“I Have A Car,” before they performed “Down at the Beach,” “Goin’ to the Zoo,”
and “Going to Neptune.”
The third and fourth graders performed the catchy “Fifty
Nifty United States, “Turn The Glasses Over,” and the country standby, “Take Me
Home, Country Roads.”
The fifth and sixth graders turned again to country with “On
the Road Again,” and then sang the folk song, “John B. Sails,” before heading
out east for the “Theme from New York, New York.”
The kindergarten through sixth grade joined together to
close the program singing, “Headed to the Future,” featuring solos from Savana
Krupicka, Troy Kallhoff, Carter Milton, Devin Harrison, Liberty Johnson and
Aidan Vavra.
Guests at the concert also enjoyed viewing the art gallery
of students’ recent artwork.
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5 – Exeter-Milligan Kindergarten, first and second graders “honk”
their car horns during their song, “I Have A Car.”
Draven Payne and Jayden Capek perform with the saxophones.
Third and fourth graders singing.
Carter Milton singing a solo during the finale.
Devin Harrison (above) and Aidan Vavra (below) singing.
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