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Cardigan’s Fall Concert: A Virtual Celebration of Music

Cardigan’s Fall Concert: A Virtual Celebration of Music
 

“In the moments that we are apart and in the moments that we are divided, the arts have a special role in connecting all of us,” Dean of Academics Jamie Welsh reflected at the beginning of this year’s fall concert. While many of the physical seats in Humann Theater were empty in order to maintain social distancing protocol, the virtual seats were full. For the first time ever, Cardigan’s fall concert was livestreamed and families from all over the world had a chance to witness the creative talents of Cardigan’s students. 

As Director of Music Kevin Franco shared just before the first notes of music filled Humann and were broadcast all over the world, “The one thing that is the same as last year is the quality of the performance and the amount of hard work that these boys have put in.” The pandemic has changed many things about Cardigan Mountain School and its daily routine, but it hasn’t changed the commitment of the Cardigan boys to their educational journey, both academic and artistic. Watch the full concert and see photos from this evening of artistic celebration below.

See photos from the Fall Concert

Concert Program

“Canon and Gigue for Three Violins and Basso Continuo: I. Canon” by Johann Pachelbel (1653-1709)
The Cardigan Trio
Seongheon “Harold” Kim ’21, viola 
Matthew Jung ’21, cello 
Spencer Hutchinson ’22, piano

“Wouldn’t It Be Nice?” by Brian Wilson (1941-), Mike Love (1942-), and Tony Asher (1939-)
8 Green X Music Class
Keonha “Sam” Bae ’22, cello 
Daniel Commerford ’22, vocals 
Carter Davis ’22, ukulele 
Holland Deane ’22, claves 
Aidan Doyle ’22, drums
Estyn Elkouh ’22, vocals 
Mateo Escalante ’22, glockenspiel 
Layton Glover ’22, keyboard 
Gustavo Struck ’22, violin

“Suite for Variety Orchestra: VII. Waltz No. 2” by Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
Seongheon “Harold” Kim ’21, viola 
Mrs. Perricone, accompanist

“Eight Minutes of Harmony: an Eighth Grade Medley” by Various Artists
8 White X Music Class
Jackson Davies ’22, bucket 
Reid Gueldenzoph ’22, hand chimes 
Jason Jung Lee ’22, cello 
Su “Jack” Lin ’22, hand chimes 
Ian McDonnell ’22, ukulele 
Reaghan Moore ’22, vocals
William Rice ’22, congas 
Ethan Roy ’22, triangle 
Churchill Salathe ’22, bucket 
Yejoon “Leo” Sim ’22, drums 
Lucas Van Mullen ’22, glockenspiel 
Junkai “Tiger” Yang ’22, keyboard

“These Days” by “Rudimental”
Diego Morales ’21, piano

“Stayin’ Alive” by Barry Gibb (1946-), Robin Gibb (1949-2012), Maurice Gibb (1949-2003)
9 Green Y Music Class 
Mark Anstiss ’21, vocals 
Jaeyoung “Jay” Hong ’21, claves 
Jeffrey Kang ’21, glockenspiel 
Diego Morales ’21, keyboard
Kiefer Priest ’21, hand chimes 
Jack Roberts ’21, vocals 
Danny Valenti ’21, drums
Mrs. Perricone, accompanist

“Polish Dance” by Edmund Severn (1862-1942)
Heesung “Daniel” Jung ’21, viola 
Mrs. Perricone, accompanist

“In the Air Tonight” by Phil Collins (1951-)
9 White Y Music Class
Brendan Agnew ’21, drums 
John “Connor” Hennessey ’21, keyboard 
Joshua Kim ’21, clarinet 
Ethan Lo ’21, clarinet 
Brendan Powers ’21, vocals
Gabriel Quinn ’21, trumpet 
Andrew Reilly ’21, hand chimes 
Teddy Stettinius ’21, alto saxophone
Charlie Wilson ’21, hand chimes 
Youngmin “Nick” Yoon ’21, glockenspiel

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