Warren County High School presents its Spring Choir Concert

Warren County High School, on May 13, 2023, hosted a Spring Choir Concert that left the audience captivated and inspired. The event showcased the exceptional talents of the school’s choir under the guidance of choir director Mrs. Beth Whitney and the skilled accompanist Mrs. Karen Schlosser. The concert not only highlighted the students’ musical abilities but also emphasized the significant role music plays in their lives.

The selections performed by the choir reflected the diverse range of musical genres and showcased the students’ versatility. The evening commenced with the enchanting rendition of “Non nobis Domine,” followed by the vibrant “Tres Canciones de los Elementos.” The audience was then transported to the rolling hills with the heartfelt performance of “Wild Mountain Thyme.” The harmonious piece “Harmony” and the soulful “Bring Me Little Water, Silvy” brought us to the instrumental interludes.

The talented instrumentalists presented their skills, Morgan Brown’s “Faster Car” set an energetic and lively tone, while Johnny Wiseman’s “Paranoid” added a touch of suspense and intrigue. Winter Kiber’s “Spring (The Four Seasons)” provided a breathtakingly beautiful musical journey.

The harmonies of “Rewrite the Stars” captured the hearts of all present. The uplifting and motivational piece “Omnia Sol,” uplifted spirits, and the iconic “We are the World 25 for Haiti” served as a reminder of the power of unity and compassion.

As the concert drew to a close, Mrs. Beth Whitney took the opportunity to honor the seniors and other individuals who had contributed to the choir class’s success. With gratitude and admiration, Mrs. Whitney presented awards to those deserving students and individuals, recognizing their commitment and dedication. It was a moment of celebration and acknowledgment for their hard work, passion, and contributions to the vibrant choir community at Warren County High School.

This Spring Choir Concert highlighted the undeniable importance of music in students’ lives. It showcased not only the students’ immense talent but also the numerous benefits that music education brings. Music has the power to inspire, uplift, and unite individuals. It fosters creativity, discipline, teamwork, and self-expression. The Warren County High School Spring Choir Concert served as a testament to the incredible impact of music on students’ personal growth and overall well-being.

Watch the WCHS Spring Choir Concert on this exclusive Royal Examiner video.

Members of the WCHS Choir include:

Seana Andrews
J.J Bourgoin
Mal Bredel
Heather Brookman
Katherine Colato Ramirez
Kiara Douglas
Isabela Eriksson
Benjamin Farris
Jasmin Flores Portillo
Bella Freiland
Amanda Cenari
Winter Kibler
Kaycie Light
Katie Luebke
Kaylee Presgraves
Alaura Repass-Nardone
Nick Rotenberry
Alizia Striker
Milo Whitman
Noelani Woodfin
Kelly Woods
Vic Wright