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Choraliers Take the Stage at Regional Chamber Choir Festival
On Saturday, January 24, the Southwestern Choraliers participated in the 29th Annual Chamber Choir Festival hosted by Westfield Academy and Central School. Each participating school had the opportunity to prepare and perform up to two selections during the event.
The Choraliers performed Cantate Domino by John Michael Trotta and Stand Up from the film Harriet. In addition to showcasing their own talents, the festival gave students the chance to listen to and learn from choral ensembles from other area schools—an experience that celebrates collaboration, musicianship, and the joy of making music together.