Two members of the Blue and Gold Singers discuss their notes in the sheet music during practice in class. Choir members’ next concert will be on March 21. KIM QIAN / PHOTO
Choir members have their next concert on March 21, according to choir director Lamonte Kuskye. The concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium for $5 admission with general seating. The concert will be a concert choir performance, one with no choreography, only pure vocals.
Two members of the Blue and Gold Singers discuss their notes in the sheet music during practice in class. Choir members' next concert will be on March 21. KIM QIAN / PHOTO
Kuskye said that this concert is more a traditional concert literature than a showy pop performance.
Sharmaine Nepomuceno, Blue and Gold Company member and sophomore, said she looks forward to the upcoming concert.
“I do like traditional, stand-still choir, but I still prefer choreography and dancing,” Nepomuceno said.
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