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On Thursday, December 6, the annual winter choir and band concert was held in the auditorium. The event started with the choir’s rendition of Tshotsholoza with senior Destiny Anderson-Bush as a soloist.
The concert then continued with performances of MLK, Come to My Garden, Taylor, the Latte Boy, When I Think of You, and To Where You Are. Most of the songs featured soloists, such as seniors Camaron Ballard, Alexis Jones, Camisha Luellen, and Jordan Davis.
“It was fun,” said Davis. “It was my first time doing a solo. But luckily I wasn’t nervous due to all of my previous stage performances.”
The performance then progressed to the band portion of the concert. The band performed Washington Post March, River Park Holiday, and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest.
