Above: Dr. James Mulholland rehearsed his original composition, "One Final Song," with the Lexington Catholic Concert Choir. The annual spring concert featured all of Lexington Catholic's choirs of over 170 students. The theme for this concert was "In Remembrance," and students and audience members were given an opportunity to memorialize someone of their choosing. The concert also featured special performances by soloists, a string quartet, and the world premiere of "One Final Song," commissioned by the LCHS choir program.
LCHS Choir Director Adam Beeken sent this update:
I want to thank everyone for their performance and attendance at the March 29 Spring Choir Concert : In Remembrance. It was in my opinion one of the most meaningful and touching concerts in my tenure at Lexington Catholic. I was very proud to be a member of the Lexington Catholic community. The memorial trees were a poignant reminder of what the concert was about. If you are interested, the trees are currently being hosted in the school chapel if you would like to see them up close.
I also want to thank all of the volunteers (especially the boosters) for working out the details of the concert. Also a special thank you to our concert sponsors-the Grimm & Wilden families. Above, Assistant Choir Director Rob Vanover directs the Beginning Choir during "In Remembrance."
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