The Carmel Electric Ensemble has not yet set a date for an upcoming rehearsal, but Jiwon Yu, the club’s president and senior, said the ensemble plans to meet close to late March or early April.
The club recently had a concert on Valentine’s Day where the members played before and after school as well as during every passing period. Club sponsor Elisabeth Ohly-Davis said the ensemble has improved in speed when cleaning up the common area after their concerts.
Leading up to the next rehearsal, Ohly-Davis said, “I think Jiwon needs to go and pick some music and maybe survey the group, get the group prepared, and then (the members) should come in and be prepared to play the music.” By Kiersten Riedford
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