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Keenote Chorale presents ‘60s spring musical
Shown are in back (l-r) Priya Haldar, Isabella Hanna, Dawson Hittle, Jessica Creigh, Kayla Belfont, Sophia Belfont and Harmony Perkins. In the middle are Evie Brown, Madison Rice, Noel Rowlands, Violet Reichert, Neena Brito, Brittany Sprinkle and Summer Fusco. In front are Usef Warren, Baylie Anderson, Jordan Dukes, Quinn Rex, Kenley Rex, Gigi Vann and Natasha Colgan. Not pictured are Zoe Johnson and Claire Balliet. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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April 25, 2017
Shown are (l-r) Dawson Hittle, Usef Warren, Quinn Rex, Jordan Dukes, Noel Rowlands, Evie Brown, Claire Balliet, Kenley Rex, Gigi Vann, Neena Brito, Summer Fusco, Brittany Sprinkle, Madison Rice, Natasha Colgan, Violet Reichert, Baylie Anderson, Harmony Perkins, Priya Haldar, Sophia Belfont, Kayla Belfont and Jessica Creigh. SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Keenote Chorale singers presented their annual spring musical, Living in the ‘60s, a decade of music and change, April 7 on the stage at The Crossings Church. Debbie Kee, owner and director, created a slide show as a backdrop which accompanied the songs and dances from 1960 thru 1969.
The singers wore the tie-dyed shirts they made along with other props. “The Twist,” “Surfin’ USA,” “Wild Thing” and “Locomotion” were just few of the dance songs. As the chorale is an a cappella group, songs like “Hound Dog,” “It's My Party,” “Monster Mash,” “California Dreamin’,” “Kumbaya” and many more popular and familiar songs were presented in their own voices.
