Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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Hecun Ko works on perfecting her skills as a violin player for the intermediate orchestra dur- ing class. o ccrf- 'ihs- lottlC jew cio Of wd C f lu t (X LOCu . M It! icuj o rcncK.l oaes hcav i omvyin' Musical ctexOn cP 9-C ujer Uyj.cl .l quess Pi I see w’OCL £rot bn c 3o 4. coo P TaKt £G ( Spirit usic is a source of inspiration, spirit, and hope, and the In- termediate Orchestra shared their talent with many people this year. The Intermediate Orchestra had put special effort into their practice this year which was proven on their December 20th orchestra concert in the Little Theatre. As the audience eagerly listened to the evening’s per- formance from the beginning to the end, the enthusiasm and the talent was appreciated. Some of the musical pieces included “International Jingle Bells, Serenade for Strings,” and Happy Hanukkah. Another concert was held on January 24th. As Mrs. Shaw said, It is the best group I have ever had and I can't wait for the next concert. Music was a very special way of showing Lake Braddock’s talent, and it would continue in years to come due to a good intermediate music program. Mrs. Shaw’s pride reveals itself in the smiling faces of her students. 304 Student Life