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Rendering her interpretation of the Christmas spirit, JoAnne Lenart per- formed an expert rendition of Sonata in G, lst Movement in her bass violin solo which won her an audition in the Teenagers Symphonic Orchestra. A french horn solo by Fred Rizner adds calmness to the peaceful mood of the holiday spirit. Only through diligent practice could Strauss's Concerto No. 1 be perfected and fulfill the exquisite quality of this instrument. This charming trio succeeded in delighting their audience as they interpreted the holiday spirit in music by singing Santa Claus is Coming to Town. One hundred twenty-three
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Delightful melodies found expression in the combined Winter Concert. Opening gayly, Carol of the Bells set voices of the Cody choruscs. With the harmony of these the mood for the following numbers of their Winter vocalists, under competent direction, a variety of sacred, Moods in Music. spiritual and popular Christmas songs were presented at the concerf fhemed mudicaffg accenfdeaoona moo 5 The spirit of the Christmas season was set to music as the Boys' Ensemble presented two traditional carols. joyously these boys proclaimed the happiness of t'he season. One hundred twenty-two Musical entertainment to delight any audience was on the program for last Spring's and this Winter's Concerts. The Spring Concert opened last May with Clap Yo' Hands to set the stage for other selections in a spirited mood such as Song of the Open Roadl' and Bonnie Eloise. Numbers from South Pacific climaxed a program of fine music. The Winter Concert blended winter's atmos- phere and the spirit of Christmas to entertain Cody audiences in December. An organ prelude, played on the new organ, introduced the season's moods in music with Santa Claus Is Coming to Town and Winter Wonderland. And, in the Christmas spirit, The Birthday of a King and Carol of the Drum highlighted the rest of the Christmas Concert.
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laracfice oum ,nay 0 ad dana! rafeo honord JN 44 The Redford-Cody game provided the first opportunity for Codyites to use their new home field. Proudly the band marched before the fans as they performed during half-time. .l' G ' f-' Q , ,2- c 'wil ll R . ' S 1. X J. , ua gf Nah-i.m4.7An4.l'Q4.M Lost winter the Cody hand was chosen over all other a vast audience of tlzousamls, they entertained with their Detroit high .vehool hands to perform during half-time best marching and playing skill. Their excellent perform- at the annual Detroit News Goodfellow Game. Before ance brought Cody and its hand respect and honor.
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