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Keenote Chorale presents outdoor concert, sings at Shorebirds game
Shown are in back (l-r) Candace Anderson, Brooke Webb, Johnna Argo, Isabella Hanna, Claudia Little, Zoe Johnson, Jessica Creigh, Brandon Morgan and Maya Haldar. In the second row are Colton Burrows, Galilea Martinez (obscured), Neena Brito, Aisling Carroll (obscured), Violet Reichert, Julianna Montgomery (obscured), Claire Balliet, Harmony Perkins, Gracie Kneipp, Natasha Colgan, Kayla Belfont (obscured), Seth Mifflin, Evie Brown, Madison Rice, Sophia Belfont, Priya Haldar and Reagan Hastings. In front are Quinn Rex, Baylie Anderson, Lincoln Hazel, Carli Burrows, Nadia Byle, Mackenzie Butler and Jason Brito. SOURCE SUBMITTED
June 3, 2016
The Keenote Chorale sang at the Delmarva Shorebirds game April 16. Shown are in back (l-r) Brooke Webb, Claudia Little, Zoe Johnson, Brandon Morgan, Sherman the Shorebird mascot, Jessica Creigh, Johnna Argo (obscured), Candace Anderson, and Maya Haldar. In the second row are Seth Mifflin, Claire Balliet, Jasper Isaacs, Colton Burrows, Priya Haldar, Harmony Perkins and Violet Reichert. In front are Aisling Carroll, Lincoln Hazel, Mackenzie Butler, Nadia Byle, Gracie Kneipp and Carli Burrow. SOURCE SUBMITTED
The Keenote Chorale presented their annual outdoor concert April 8 at the Lincoln Studio. They presented American music of the pioneers and patriots. All singers presented a flag from one of the 50 states. The history of the nation through music, dances and narration started with Neil Diamond's "Coming to America."
The High Kees and Keetoners presented facts about America from the Revolutionary war era, through the War of 1812, Civil War, building of the railroads, discovering the West, immigrants, wars and walking on the moon. The songs reflected history and changes Americans have experienced. The show was followed by a potluck dinner. For more information, go to keenotemusic.com or call 302-422-0222.
