There is nothing more moving than watching performers from toddlers to adults put their heart and soul into the moment during performance for an appreciative audience.
While there were many magical moments, the most moving performance for me was a dance by Chloe Ostrowski and Kelley Meeder during the Spring Pops Concert to honor cancer victims.
Denise Luke leads alumni and combined choirs in the traditional performance of th Hallelujah chorus during the Winter Vocal Music concert.
Below are just a small sampling of some of the many outstanding performances by young and old across the county. Than you for the memories!
Front Row, left to right: Dusty Smith, Alivia Biggs, Samuel Lammers. Second Row, left to right: Axton Gutierrez and Camryn Christensen. FC K – 6 Holiday Concert
Country Bible carolers entertained families waiting for hay rack rides in the Butches Deli parking lot.
Chloe Ostrowski and Kelley Meeder perform “Cancer.” the number honored cancer victims during the Blair Pops Concert in the spring.
Music teacher Kay Dickinson plays piano and leads Arbor Park students and teachers in an all-school sing along Thursday morning.
BHS Musical Guys and Dolls
Blair Kinder at WCB From left Andrew Byrne, Carly Epp, __ ___Grace El
Blair Pops Concert
Otte Middle School Band performed at the Washington County Bank Tuesday.
Blair Kinder at WCB
Music teacher Kay Dickinson plays piano and leads Arbor Park students and teachers in an all-school sing along Thursday morning.
Denise Luke leads alumni and combined choirs in the traditional performance of th Hallelujah chorus during the Winter Vocal Music concert.
The group known as Downtown Brass gets together just once a year to perform at the Washington Street School for the Sugar Plum Festival. Members are from left: left Jane Jaworski Andersen, Brian Lund, Josh Lund, Brian Lund Marty Rump, and Kirk Conyers.
2017 Memorable musical moments There is nothing more moving than watching performers from toddlers to adults put their heart and soul into the moment during performance for an appreciative audience.