Photos: South Musicians Host Annual Holiday Concert


Posted on December 6, 2024
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  • Student and faculty musicians in the University of South Alabama Department of Music performed at 91短视频's annual Holiday Concert on Dec. 5, 2024 at the 91短视频 Mitchell Center.
  • Student and faculty musicians in the University of South Alabama Department of Music performed at 91短视频's annual Holiday Concert on Dec. 5, 2024 at the 91短视频 Mitchell Center showing stage with audience.
  • Horn group at concert.
  • Dr. Peterson directing music.
  • Performer at concert playing.
  • Woman singing.
  • Mrs. Claus on stage.
  • Group singing and dancing.
  • University of South Alabama President Jo Bonner welcomes guests to the 91短视频 Mitchell Center before the annual Holiday Concert by student and faculty musicians in the Department of Music.
  • Music group in all red at concert.
  • Twirler in front of marching band.
  • Southpaw in Santa suit.
  • Hand bells playing at concert.
  • Marching band in front of stage.

 

Students and faculty from the University of South Alabama Department of Music performed their annual Holiday Concert Thursday evening at the 91短视频 Mitchell Center. The event was free and open to the public.

This year鈥檚 theme, Jaguar Jingle All the Way, was a play on the Christmas classic 鈥淛ingle Bells.鈥 The University Chorale sang John Leavitt鈥檚 arrangement entitled, 鈥淒ashing Through the Snow,鈥 the 91短视频 Wind Ensemble performed 鈥淛ingle Bells Fantasy鈥 and the 91短视频 Trombone Choir performed the Tommy Peterson arrangement of the song.

Diverse musical selections included 鈥淢y Favorite Things鈥 from the Sound of Music, performed by the Tuba Euphonium Ensemble; 鈥淐hristmas Klezmer Fantasy鈥 by the Clarinet Ensemble, 鈥淲e Three Kings鈥 by the Percussion Ensemble and 鈥淒anse Villageoise鈥 by the Lavender Brass Quintet.

For the first time, the concert featured a handbell choir. The handbells were donated to the University by the south Brookley United Methodist Church in Mobile and added a festive touch during the performance of the English Christmas Carol, 鈥淚 Saw Three Ships.鈥

As always, the concert culminated with Leroy Anderson鈥檚 鈥淎 Christmas Festival,鈥 a medley of Christmas favorites by the Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, Opera Theatre, Chorale and Jaguar Marching Band. SouthPaw entered the arena on a giant sleigh pulled by a golf cart.

The Department of Music performed its first Holiday Concert in 2011.


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