This acapella tune was originally not meant to be a Christmas classic.
What is "Carol of the Bells"
This was the first song we learned in Tri 2 but never performed it at a concert/festival
What is "December in my Hometown"
In this song, sopranos were separated into two groups
What is Homeland?
This was the first soloist of the Tri 3 Concert.
Who is Seth?
This person can be found playing the piano before or after class.
Who is Colton?
This Motown artist was one of the singers on "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." Unfortunately, he was murdered by his father in the 80s.
Who is Marvin Gaye?
The last lyric of this piece was "spring."
What is "Come in from the Firefly Darkness" ?
This song started with an instrumental fermata in the accompaniment recording.
What is "Running Up that Hill" ?
This was the last word in the tenor solo of "Come in from the Firefly Darkness"
What is "grow"
These two people were the librarians
Who are Hannah and Delozier?
The famous choir arranger who arranged Easy on Me
Who is Roger Emerson?
This was the type of ensemble we watched perform "Syncopated Clock"
What is an orchestra?
What is Friday, May 15, 2026?
What is Phantom of the Opera?
We ended every warm-up with this.
What is 12345?
"Carol of the Bells" originated from a folk chant from this country.
What is Ukraine?
What is "Syncopated Clock" ?
This song was written for the 2012 James Bond film.
What is Skyfall?
This is the artist of the last solo song that was sung on the Tri 2 Concert.
Who is Chappell Roan?
We did this mostly every Monday after warming up.
What are counting exercises/sight reading rhythms?
This is the state where the composer of "Watch it Snow" received his bachelor's, master's, and currently teaches in
What is Delaware?
This composer dedicated their song to their sister, Abby.
The date and day of the week of choir festival
Thursday, March 19, 2026
This song was written to console a child during their parent's divorce. This song was performed on the Tri 2 Concert.
What is "Hey Jude" ?
This warm up worked on increasing and tuning intervals.
What is "I know, I know" ?