001That's what I did. Let's get Good evening. Evening everyone and welcome to our pop concert. We are so thrilled to share an amazing night of music with you. Not kicking things off is our sixth grade choir. They are going to take us on a musical journey starting with a trip back to the 1965. Originally recorded by the folk rock group, the Mamas and Papas, this iconic song became an anthem of the 1960s. Here is Kirby Shaw's voice vocal arrangement of California Dreaming. A medly of >> medley for our pop hits from the 60s that will leave you dreaming of California sun. Fun fact, our accompanist, Miss Lisa Weisenel, first performed this exact piece with Mr. Gutenneck for her very first accompiment with BD with BDUSD back in 1969. Lisa, thank you very much for your
002incredible dedication to music in our community. California tree. All the leaves are down. And the sky is I walk on a winter day. I'd be safe and warm. If I was in LA, California dreaming on such a wrough. I begin to pray. I begin to pray. He knows what he's going to say. Dreaming on such a winter day and dreaming on such a winter day. Morning dreaming on such a win day. dream on such a win day and everybody deserve California. You see them wearing sandals too ser I say you are my heart of me. Everybody's surfing surfing USA. Everybody's on surfing ser USA so good to Monday morning that my name would Every day he cried all the time. Monday. Monday. Monday. Monday. Monday. Imagine me and you. I do. I think about you.
003It's only right to think about the girl you love and hold so happy together. I should call you so happy together for all my life. When you're with me, baby, the skies will be blue for all my life. You mess you. So happy together. I'm glad I'm flying. California dreaming. For our next piece, we are going to leap into the magic of the 2017 blockbuster movie The Greatest Showman, written by Benj Pacik and Justin Paul. This song is all about the power of imagination and creating your own future. Much like the message of this song, being a part of a school music program helps us unlock our creativity and imagine endless possibilities. Please enjoy Mac Huff's beautiful arrangement of a million dreams featuring solist Taber Lindberg, Charlotte DS, Emma Clawader, and Cal Stutneck. I close
004my eyes and I can see a world that's waiting up for me. that I call my own. Through the dark, through the door, through no one's been before, but it feels like home. >> They can say it all crazy. They could say they could say I lost my mind. I don't care. I don't care cuz you're crazy. We live in a world that we desire. Every night I lie in bed. The brightest colors fill my head. Will you dream away? I think of what the world could be. A vision of the one I see. A million dreams is all it's going to take. A million dreams for the world we're going to make. There's a house we can build. Every room inside is filled with things from far away. Wonder they can say they can
005say all sounds crazy. They can say they can say they lost our mind. I don't care. I don't care if they call us crazy. run away to a world that we desire. Every night I fill my head to be away. I think of what the world could be. A vision of the one I see. A million dreams is all. However big, however small, let me be part of it all. Share your dreams with me. You may be right. You may be wrong. But say that you'll bring me along. To the world you see. To the world I close my eyes to see. I close my eyes to see. The brightest colors my head. A million dreams. I think of what the world could be. A vision of the one I see. A million dreams is
006all it's going to say. A million dreams. The world To close out the sixth grade set, the choir is going to perform an upbeat 80s style rock anthem. If you are a fan of video games or Jack Black, you might recognize this as the closing number from the brand new Minecraft movie. Here is Roger Emerson's arrangement of I Feel Alive. rock. I was like a stone down in the till you came along. But your faith me to set me free. Try to want to be running from zombies for the rest of our lives. Let's be creative to the day that we die. Do I have to tell you one more time? I used to wake up and play back in my childhood days. It never gave me a chance to let my imagination dance till
007I came over. Come on down all of the time in the sun. Yes. Now I never ever looking back cuz I feel alive mountains with my mind. I feel alive. The power of the wolf inside of right through you dragon is what we come on now in mind all the time the sun dream now I never ever looking back cuz I feel alive mountains with high I feel through the power of a wolf inside I feel alive. The powers of the world collide. I feel alive with the power of the wolf inside. We need to work it out. The dream scream and shout. I'm overload. My my my laughing. I have to say it again. Now I never ever looking back cuz I feel alive. I move mountains with my mind. I feel alive with
008the power of love. I feel alive. The rest don't overdrive. I feel alive with the power of the wide. I feel alive. You got it. Get out of our way. Thank you. I know you Anybody? Thanks for coming. Let's hear it again for the sixth grade. Next up, our seventh grade choir is ready to take the stage with and bring the energy. They are going to start by taking us back to the 1950s with a rock and roll classic that was originally popularized by Bobby Day and later by Michael Jackson. Here is Roger Emerson's fun and upbeat arrangement of Rock and Robin. Truly the tree rocks in the treetops all the day long sing go tweet tweet. Rockbit rock sing. Little birdless soul in the mar street love to get Rocket Sweet Rocky ty sweet
009sweet rocks and sing love to hear the rock gobbit I rock tonight. treat. >> Hey, keep the momentum going. We are going to perform a pure pop anthem by the musical duo A Great Big World. is a song all about dreaming big and reaching your goals. Pursuing music in school teaches us the exact dedication, discipline, and teamwork we need to achieve the those goals every single day. Please enjoy Roger Emerson's arrangement of Rockstar. There's a girl in the backyard sitting in a junk laughing at the sun. I just want to be a rockar. There's a boy in the back seat to this song. I just want to be a rockar. I just want to be a rock star. for a touchdown. Is there anybody out there? There's a boy looking guitar in his heart. Is
010there anybody out there? Can you show me a sign? The more I look, it just gets harder to find. The world is spinning and I wonder why we were young. ing out the memory of I was born to be a rockar sing. I was born to be a rockar singing up. I was born to be a rockar. Can you show me a sign? The more I look, it just gets harder to find. I want to know why. Maybe we will never figure it out. I got a feeling that's life's all about. Anything is possible now. Take a ticket and get off the line. So take a ticket and get off the line. Take a ticket and get off the line. Take a line. Take a ticket and get off the line. Take a line to
011be a rock star. I was born to be a rock star. Next, we are going to slow things down with a beautiful piece from the Disney movie Encanto. Written by Lin Manuel Miranda. This emotional song tells the story of two caterpillars growing, changing, and finding their own way. Arranged by Audrey Snder. Here's Doso Gita featuring soloist Andrew Herandas, Ruby Maso, and Tasja McFerson. Those are Put your chase Magent. and dawn. He gave him a heart. Yes. W oh. Oh. I said My holy ghost. I and I kind of savior. Oh, I for Welcome to the world. To finish the seventh grade performance, we're heading to the Broadway stage. This uplifting final number comes from Mean Girls the musical and reminds us that everyone shines in their own unique way. We hope you enjoy Mike Bry's
012soaring arrangement of IC Stars featuring soul soloist Ariana. Was there Ariana Rome? >> Yeah. fake. Easy to break. That's how I used to be. Wake. I'll tell you what I see. Plastic don't shine. Glitter don't shine. Bright stones don't shine the way you do. You are so real. You are so rare. I see you there. You diamond. You are so beautiful. I see stars. You shine as bright as day. I will look out for you. We light each other's way. We're all star. Don't be like me. The darker the night, the brighter you shine. Plastic don't shine. >> Glitter don't shine. Bright also shine the way you do. You are on fire. You can't up the sky. You stars. In the rain diamond, you are so beautiful. I see stars. Your stars we shine as
013bright as day. I will look out for you. We'll light each other. I see. I see stars. I see stars. Many stars tonight. They should make diamond. We are so beautiful. I see stars as bright as day. I will look out for you. We light each other's way. We are so real. We are so rare. We see you there. We see you. We're awesome. We're all so many stars. Woo! Sixth grade. Heat. I got it. Good job. Yeah. See what you're doing. Let's hear it again for Oh, >> great job, seventh grade. For our final group tonight, our eighth grade choir has prepared a dynamic and challenging set of music. There are going to be an open with a fun vocal twist on one of our most famous classical symphonies of all time. Originally written
014in the early 1800s, here is Tom Anderson's arrangement of Beethoven's fifth. N where we are where we Heat. Heat. They love it. Turn it out. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Yes. Heat. Yeah, I'm I'm actually scared for this. Next, we have a little 1990s TV nostalgia for you. Originally originally recorded by the pop rock band the re rebranded. Whether you grew up watching the show or discovered it recently, you'll definitely recognize this one. Singing in a choir isn't just about the notes on the page. It's about the friendships we build and knowing we always have a supportive community standing with us. Here is here is Peach Smoot's arrangement of the classic friends song. I'll be there for you. So no one told you this way. grow away. It's like you're always stuck in here
015when you're day. I'll be there for you. more. I'll be there for you. There I'll be there for you. there for me too. You know our days are going your days like you. I'll be there for you. When the rain starts the war, I'll be there for you. there before. I'll be there for you cuz you're there for me, too. You're the only one who knows what it's like to be the always with you. You're always stuck in second year. Well, it hasn't been day or year. I'll be there for you. When the rain starts to pour, I'll be there for you. I'll be there for you. there for me, too. I'll be there for you. I be there for you. You're there for me, too. Next, we are going to slow things down with
016a beautiful piece. Oh, for our next piece, the choir will show off their versatility and their language skills. This famous Latin mambbo song originated in Mexico in the 1950s and was later made world famous by singers like Dean Martin and Michael Bubé. Here is Kirby Shaw's arrangement of Sway, a portion of which will be sung in Spanish. The rhythm starts to play. to me. Make me sway like a lazy ocean the shore. Hold me close like a flower bending in the breeze. Bend with me. Sway with me. Other dancers may be on the floor. Dear eyes will see only you. Only you have that mag. You know how slay you have with me. and it all. It all This it all gets it all this. Slowing it down for a moment, the eighth grade will
017now perform a gorgeous heartfelt pop alert. This beautiful song is the end credit track from Disney's Moana 2, written by the songwriting duo Barllo and Bear. Having access to music in our schools challenge us to grow, express our emotions, and push beyond everyday boundaries. Please enjoy Matt Huff's arrangement of Beyond. Hey my okay again okay again okay again okay again okay again okay again okay above the ocean. It's suddenly nothing that must be chosen. And this is bigger than before. Winds that be far away from shore for me forever from everything and everyone I've ever known. What lies beyond? as I've never seen. Will I lose myself between you or what I know? And I go beyond all I love behind the future. Our people still divide and I know we are there in motion.
018And it's only just beun so hard. They're calling me. I must reply. I might say goodbye lies beyond myself right here beyond all I behind when the future of our people still divide. Can I go beyond? I'm not here. She love to understand. I'll go beyond. And although I don't know when I will reach these stands again cuz I know who I am. I am the one of the land of the sea that promise to me. I must go. I will know. There will lies beyond. We have reached the final song of our concert tonight. Thank you all so much for coming out to support these amazing musicians and champ championing music education in our community. To close out our evening, the eighth grade is taking us on a journey to Middle Earth. Originally recorded
019by Enya for the 2001 film The Lord of the Rings, the Fellowship of the Ring. Please enjoy Mike Mark Bryimer's stunning arrangement of May it be. Have a wonderful night everyone. May it be shines down you when darkness falls. Your heart is true. You are the one for the end to the end. Believe and you will find your way for the air with you Now will be a journey on You Christ the sun. Believe and you will find your way for the air with you. All this Amen. Heat.