Elizabethton High School hosts 2019 Spring Choral Concert
Published 8:33 am Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Star Photos/Ivan Sanders All choirs joined together to open the concert with four selections: Seasons of Love, Jesu Meine Freude, Erev Shel Shoshanim, and Jabula Jesu.
Soloist Rebecca Holsclaw sings during Seasons of Love.
Soloist Colton Carpenter completes his portion of Seasons of Love.
The Chamber Choir performs their selection, Colors of the Wind, from Walt Disney’s Pocahontas.
The Advanced Men’s Ensemble perform one of their selections for the concert.
Psalm 23, a special arrangement written by Daniel Gawthorp, was presented by the Advanced Men’s Ensemble.
Kennedy Morelock was the featured soloist during the women’s ensemble portion of the concert.
Charles Dugger and Carson Peters serve as accompanists on a selection during the concert.
The Advanced Women’s Ensemble clap hands while singing one of their selections on Sunday afternoon.
Choral director Deborah Gouge gives a hug to ETSU Student Teacher Meghan Brister after recognizing Brister for her help during the school year.
Soloists Abbey Townsend, Sarah Moore, Hannah Grindstaff, and Kennedy Morelock perform as past of the selection, One Voice.
The combined men’s and women’s ensembles perform.
Charles Dugger, pianist, and Jaid Hughes, flute, collaborate on the selection of The Parting Glass (Irish Folk Song).
Jaiden Lowe was the featured soloist on The Parting Glass.
The women’s ensemble performs Let the River Run.
horal awards were available for viewing after the concert.
A Tennessee State Senate proclamation signed by Rusty Crowe.
A large gathering of friends and family gathered inside the A.L .”John” Treadway Gymnasium on Sunday for the 2019 Spring Choral Concert presented by the Elizabethton High School Choral Department under the direction of Mrs. Deborah Gouge.
The concert featured all choirs including the Chamber Choir, Advanced Men’s Ensemble, and Advanced Women’s Ensemble.
Also directing select arrangements was ETSU Student Teacher Meghan Brister. The accompanists for the concert were Charles Dugger, piano; Jaid Hughes, flute; and Carson Peters, fiddle.
The choir’s awards were on display and the Class of 2019 was recognized by Gouge.
