“Having to work together with other people, and making it blend perfectly is a really cool thing to witness.” “It’s really cool because I’ve never done barbershop before,” Baka said. “I learned that you need to be loud, obviously, but I think be confident in what you are singing and remember that there will always be people better than you, you just need to try your best.”Īccording to Bala, this performance has proven to be an enjoyable learning experience for future years of singing. “I think just watching everyone perform puts everything into a different perspective,” Bala said. There was also a large younger crowd present at the concert, Vocal Fusion, a majority freshman barbershop group consisting of about 14 girls.įor freshman Melissa Bala, a member of Vocal Fusion, it will be her first year competing. The night began with a performance from senior Alexa Bennett performing “O Cessate di Piagarmi,” and was followed by a plethora of experienced competitors, such as seniors Steele Dehmlow, Emily Hill, Katie Feeley, Sarah Augustine, Alyssa DeBock, Bijan Arevalo, Cali Carbello, Nic Mule, Matt Wolch, and Jenna Boyd in just the first hour. All students who performed will be competing at Harvard High School next Saturday, March 4. The show included solo performances, duets, ensembles, quartets, and even one guitarist.Īll performers have been preparing their songs since early winter. There were just over 40 short musical performances split into three sections, each an hour long. Last night, Huntley High School students performed a vocal and instrumental concert in preparation for the IHSA Solo Ensemble Competition.
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