001I don't know how Hi, Mr. Liver. [applause] This is number one. >> Hello. Hi everybody. Thank you for braving the snow to get here. I hope it doesn't get too crazy uh during the concert tonight. But we're so excited you're here. Um glad you're here on the live stream. Anybody who's watching at home um or wherever you are on your adventures, um my name is Mr. Lever, the choir director here at the high school. Um just wanted to welcome you to our uh concert tonight. Please right now um turn off those cell phones. um any other electronic devices that you got going on. Um we do have the live stream. You can watch that back whenever you want. Um it stays on YouTube forever. Um so just be here, enjoy the night. Um if you
002like what you hear, clap. If something's funny, laugh. Um if something makes you emotional, cry. It's all good. Um we're going to have a great time. Um and let's bring out our first group. Here we go. Here's Bro Remy. [applause] Let's go. >> [applause] >> One, two, one, two. Da da da da. >> It's the most [singing] wonderful time of the year [singing and music] >> with those kids jingle belling and everyone telling you be of good cheer. >> It's the most wonderful time of the year. [singing] It's the happy happiest season of all [singing] >> with those holiday greetings and [singing and music] gay happy meetings when friends come to call. It's the half happiest season of all. [singing] There'll be scary ghost stories and parties for hosting and caring out in the snow.
003There'll be scary ghost stories and tales of the glories of Christmas is long long. It's the most wonderful time of the year. [singing] Da da da. >> There'll be much mistletoeing and hearts will [music] be glowing when loved ones are near. >> It's the most [singing] wonderful time of the year. [singing] [applause] That was the most wonderful time of the year. uh performed and arranged by the Jackson Alexander Sour. And [applause] yes, and I'd like to formally welcome you to the Beaver Dam High School Christmas Acella Concert. [cheering] [applause] >> We have a great lineup of performers tonight, three different groups, and we are Bro Remy. See, it's it's kind of funny because it's like do Remy, but we're bros. [laughter] All right, our next song will be first Noel. >> One, two, >> [singing]
004>> The first No. Well, the [singing and music] angel did say was to [singing] certain poor shepherds in [singing] fields as they lay in where [singing] they laying their sheep. On a cold [music] winter's [singing] night that was [music] so deep. No well Noel [singing] Noel. No well born [singing] is the king [music] of Isel. [singing] Oh [singing and music] man, the sun shining [singing] [music] on the And to among [singing] the earth great [singing] [music] both day [singing] and night well [singing] is the king >> [singing] >> This star [chant] drew [singing] night [music] to the northwest [singing] for heaven. [music] It took [singing] it rest and there it did. [singing] Oh, stop [music] and stay right [singing] over the place where Jesus lay. [singing] Noel, Noel, [music] Noel. [singing] Born [singing] is [music]
005the king of Israelel. [singing] [music] [applause] >> Hello, my name is Connor and that song was the first Snowell. And this next song we are going to be singing is Snowmiser arranged by Nvea Smolen. And our soloists are featuring Hawk Shshire and Nate Smith. [applause] >> One 2 M Christmas. I'm Mr. Snow. I'm Mr. I'm Mr. Tallow. Friends call me Snow. Whatever I touch turns to snow in my clutch [singing] too much [music] Christmas. >> That's right. Mr. [singing and music] He's Mr. Tempo. Friends [singing] call me snow. Whatever I touch >> turns to snow in my clutch. [singing] Too much. >> I never want to know a day that's over 40°. [music] I'd rather have it than let it free. I'm Mr. Green Christmas. I'm Mr. Sun. >> I'm Mr. Heat blister. I'm Mr.
006London. They call me Heatiser. Whatever I touch starts to melt in my clutch. [singing] Too much [music] Christmas. >> That's right. He's Mr. Heat [singing] blister. [music] He's Mr. 101. They call me heat miser. Whatever I touch starts to melt in my clutch [singing] too much. >> I never want to know a day that's under 60°. I'd rather have it 80s a breeze. >> [music] >> Mr. [singing] White Christmas Mr. [singing] He's Mr. 101. They call me snow. Whatever I touch in my clutch, [music and singing] I'm too much. Too [singing] much. [applause] >> [applause] >> That was just Snowmiser with soloists Nate Smith and Hawkshshire. Next, we're going to be singing Christmas at Sea, written and sung by the longest John's and arranged by our former bro, Raul Zavala. The sheets were frozen hard
007and they cut the naked hand. The deck was like a slide where a seaman scarce could stand. The wind was a northwestern blowing squally across the sea and the cliffs were spout and breakers were the only things to leap. They heard a surfer roaring behind the break of day. But was only with the peep of light we saw how will we lay. We tumbled every hand on deck and standed with a shout and we gave her the mtop and stood by to go about. All day we tacked and tacked between the south and the north. All day we hauled some frozen sheets and got no further forth. All day as gold as charity of [singing] bitter pain and dread for very life and nature we tack red to head. We gave the south a wider
008birth for there the tide race roared but every tack we made. We brought the north head close aboard. We saw lift [singing] and houses and the breakers running high and the coast guard in [music] his garden [singing] with his glass against his eye. The frost was on the village roofs as white as ocean foam. The good red fives were burning bright in every long shore home. The windows sparkled clear and the chimneys volied [singing and music] out. And I vow we sniff the rituals as the vessel went about. The bells upon the church were rung with a mighty joial cheer. For it's just that I should tell you of all days in the year. This day of [singing] our adversity was blessed Christmas morning. And the house above the coast guards was the house where
009[singing] I was born. Oh well, I saw the pleasant room, the pleasant faces there. My mother's silver spectacles, [music] my father's silver air. Oh well, I saw the fire last a flight of homely [singing] elves go dancing around the china plates that stand up on the shelves. Oh well, I knew the talk they had, the talk that was of me, of the shadow on the household and the sun [singing] that went to see. But all the wicked fool I seemed in every kind of way to be here and haul in frozen robes on blessed Christmas day. They lit the sea lights and the dark began to fall. All hand saloo stop glet sails. I heard the captain call >> my launch never stand it. >> Our first mate Jackson cried. >> It's one way or
010the other Mr. Jackson he replied. We to [singing] her bearings but the [music] sails were new and good and the ship to win were just as though she understood [singing and music] as day was ending in the entry of the night. We clear weary headlands and pass below the line. As she he mighty bread, every [singing] soul on board but me. As she stone rose again, pointing handsome [music] out to see. But all that I could think of in the darkness and the cold was just that I was leaving [singing] home. [music] And my f were growing. [singing] Oh, [music] [applause] that was Christmas at Sea. Next, we have Lost in the Woods from Frozen 2, arranged by Dylan Carnide with the soloist Josh Hutchinson. One, two, three. [singing] >> [singing and music] >> again.
011You're gone [singing] off on a different path of mine. I'm left behind wondering if I should fall. [singing] You had to go. >> And of course, it's always fine. [singing] I probably could catch up with you tomorrow. [singing] >> But is this what it feels like to be growing aart? When did I become [singing] the one who's always chasing your heart? [singing] Now I turn around and find [music] I am lost in the woods. North is south. Right is left. When you're gone, [singing] I'm the one who sees you home. But I am lost in the woods. [singing and music] And I don't know what path you are on. I'm lost in the woods. [singing] [music] [singing] >> Up till now. [music] The next step was a question of how. [singing] I never thought it
012was a question of [music] whether [singing] [music] [singing] not together [singing] forever. Now I know you're my true north. Cuz I [singing] am lost in [music] the woods. Up is down, day is night [singing] when you're not there. >> Oh, you're my [singing and music] only landmark. So I'm lost in the woods, wondering [singing] if [music] you still care. >> But I'll wait. for a sign that I'm yours that you are mine. [singing] You're mine. >> Until then, I'm lost in the world. [singing] >> I'm lost in the world. [singing] >> I'm lost in the world. >> [singing] [music] [applause and cheering] >> And for Bory and Mi's final piece, we have Feliz Na'vi Dad. In case you didn't know, in English, Fel Navididad is translated to Merry Christmas. Oh, I get it now. [laughter]
013We we hope you enjoy. >> Merry [singing] Christmas. Merry Christmas everyone. [singing] Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry [singing] Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas to you. Merry Christmas. [singing] Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. [singing] Merry Christmas to you. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. [singing and music] I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want [singing] to wish you a merry Christmas from the bottom of my [music] heart. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. [singing] I want to wish you a merry Christmas. >> I want to wish you a merry [singing] Christmas from the bottom of my heart. [music] >> [singing] >> Dad Rose, [singing] [singing] [singing and music] [chant] [singing] I want to wish you a merry Christmas. the presents [singing] to make you happy.
014I want to wish you a merry Christmas [singing] from the bottom of my heart. I want to wish you a merry [singing] Christmas [music] with mistletoe and lots of cheer. [singing] I want to wish you a merry Christmas from the bottom of my heart. [music] [singing] Morocca police. [singing] >> I want to wish you a merry Christmas. [singing] I want to wish you a merry Christmas. >> I [music] want to wish you a merry Christmas [singing] from the bottom of my [music] heart. [singing] I want to wish you a merry Christmas. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. [singing] I want to wish you a merry Christmas from the bottom [singing] of my heart. >> Sounds >> [applause] >> All right, that was Bro Reme. And next up, we have Rebel Threat. [applause and
015cheering] >> Dylan totally just took my job. I was going to say that was bur me. And now it's time for Trouble Threat, but he did it like with way more energy and stuff cuz he's youthful. Um, Trouble Threat, you can you can Okay. Yeah, good. We're transitioning. Um, this group, uh, Trouble Threat is directed by, uh, the very talented and beautiful Mrs. Lef fever. Um, I don't say that about all my colleagues, just the ones that I'm married to. Um, she can is not here tonight. Did I actually ever tell you that? Did you just kind of figure that out? [laughter] So, what? >> Oh, she did. Okay. Yeah. Um, there's a there's a family Christmas thing that I was allowed to get out of. Um, but she, um, is maybe watching the live
016stream. Hi, honey. Um, but she was, uh, driving up north to, um, her father-in-law's. You don't care. Um, anyways, so, um, she's, uh, the one that works with this group, um, Mondays and Tuesdays, and I'm going to be done now cuz you don't want to listen to me talk. You want to watch them sing. >> Sing. >> Hey, we're Trouble Threat as they said. Um, and our first selection will be 32nd Merry Christmas, which we do every year. Merry, merry, merry, merry, [singing] merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, merry Christmas and a [music] happy new year. Merry Christmas, merry [singing] Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, [singing] merry, merry, merry Christmas and a happy new year. A merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, [singing] merry, merry Christmas and a happy
017new year, >> guys. What was that? 30 seconds is slow, boring, and slow. Kate, I think we can go faster. Don't worry. Don't worry. I got my stopwatch. Let Let's try to go 15 seconds. Half it, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, come on. [laughter] >> Wait. Other handed. >> [laughter] >> Merry [singing] merry Christmas and happy new year merry Christmas and happy [singing] new year merry Christmas. So close. 16. Bells [singing] seem to say Christmas is here to young and [singing] old and song. One seems to hear [singing] from everywhere in the air. [singing] While people sing songs [singing] of good cheer, Christmas is here. Merry Christmas. [singing] All the [singing] bells, sweet silver bells, all seem [music] to say Christmas is here. [singing] Young [music] song [singing] seems to hear words of cheer from
018everywhere. [singing] While people sing songs here [singing] [singing] without their [music] joyful to [singing] ding dong dong. Our [applause] last song, Carol of the Bells, a traditional Ukrainian folk song. Our next song is Joy to the World, which was arranged by the Mr. Lef Fever and features soloist Audrey Soldner. Joy to the world, I'm singing. Joy to the world. [singing] Joy to the world, I'm singing. Joy to the world. Joy to [singing] the world. I'm singing. Joy to the world. [music] Joy to the world. I'm singing. Joy to the world. [singing] Do you bump it up [singing] [singing] for me? Let it up. Let it [singing] up. Let it up. Joy to the Savior. [singing] Let them [singing] feel that. [singing] Repeat the sounding joy. Repeat. Repeat. [singing] He rules the world with truth and
019[singing] grace and makes the nation shines prove [singing] the glories of his righteousness [singing] and wonders of his love. and wonders [singing] of his love and wonders wonders [singing] of his love. Joy to the world, I'm singing. Joy to the world. Joy to [singing] the world. I'm singing. Joy to the world. Joy to the world. I'm singing. Joy to the [music] world. Joy to the world. [singing] I'm singing. Joy to the world. [singing] Where do I do my dojo? [singing] Chara [singing] [applause] Woo. Let [singing] it [music] [singing] let it. Oh, the weather [singing] outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful. [singing] And since we've no place to go, let it [singing] let it let it snow. It doesn't show [music] signs of stopping. [singing] And I brought some coin for popping. [singing]
020The lights are turned away down low. Let it [singing] let it let it [music] when we finally [singing] kiss good night. How I hate going out in the storm. [singing] But if you really hold me tight [music] all the way [singing] home I'll be warm. Fire [singing] is slowly tying. [music] And my dear, [singing] we're still goodbye. But as long as you love me, so [singing] let it let it let it let it [singing] weather is right. >> [singing] >> It doesn't show [singing] ain't going out. But if you really hold me down all the way home, I'll be I'll be [singing] let [singing] No. [music] [applause] That was Let It Snow arranged by Mr. Le Fever. Just go. Just go. Just go. >> [singing] >> Keep the snow right. [singing] Keep those silver bells.
021Keep the gift beneath the tree. Give them [singing] to someone else. Keep the magic [music] snowman. Keep those twinkly lights. Keep [singing and music] the rain. My heart already knows how to fight. [singing] Cuz all I ever wanted was nothing. I got you. [singing] Oh, I don't [singing] need a thing. I sent a letter to you [music] on how to make my dreams come true. [singing] Oh yeah. What I want for Christmas has come and I've been so [singing] blue. But tell me, what can I do? Oh yeah. >> [singing] >> The miss is what [singing] I said. Can't you hear me? >> Keep those [singing] in. >> Keep those three. No need [singing and music] for another star to show me where I am. Cuz [singing] all I ever wanted [music] is a shelf.
022Then I can't hear me. Oh. [singing] Oh. I don't [singing] need a I sent a letter to you [singing] on how to make my dreams come true. Oh yeah. What I want [singing] for Christmas has come back been so blue. Tell me what can I do? [singing] Oh yeah. Keep the table is what [singing] I need. Santa, can't you hear me? [applause] So that song was Santa, Can you hear me? Arranged by Jessa Fever and our two soloists, Caitlyn Jameson and Caroline Braum. [applause] >> Our next song is Oh Holy Night, arranged by Jessa Fever, featuring solist Pton Desatel Henderson and Claire Bates. You got this. Oh holy night, the stars are brightly shine. It is the night of our dear Savior's birth. Long [singing] lay the world in sin and ever pineing [singing] till
023he appeared and the [singing] soul felt it worth. A thrill [singing] of hope. [music] The weery world rejoicees [singing] for yonder praise. A new and glorious morning [singing] for [singing] your knees. Oh, [singing] hear the angel voicees. [singing] Oh, >> divine. [singing] Oh, Christ was born. All [singing] night divine. [singing] All night [singing] divine. truly [singing] taught us to love one another. [singing] His law is love [music] and his goel [singing] is peace to change [singing and music] shall he break. For the slave is our brother [singing] and in his name. All the pre [singing and music] [singing and music] sweet hymns of joy in grateful [singing] chorus raise we [singing] us praise his holy name [singing] on your knees. Oh, you [singing] the angel voicees. Oh, [singing] divine. [singing] When Christ was born, All
024night [singing] divine. [singing] All night. [singing] [applause] >> [applause] [applause] >> Trouble threat everybody. How good are they? [applause] Oh man. [cheering] I was just talking to some of them before the concert started. It was nine years ago that I started that group because I was like, there are too many people that I'm cutting from good old a capella or Suaz at the time and I was just like we we need more a capella in our lives. Um so it's so cool to see their the journey that they've taken over the last nine years. Are the ready? >> Yeah. Okay. We've got a little bit of costume change going on backstage. So I need to kill more time. I'm going to remind you on your way out if you are interested there are some baskets
025for donations. Um, please do not feel like you have to to pay anything. Um, one of the things I like about teaching in this district is that we don't charge for these concerts. I think it's important to keep this uh keep it free. I've got some colleagues that have been talking about um how much they charge for concerts like this. Some talking $10 $15 per ticket. That's that's just not for me. I like you all being able to be here um for free. Um but if you are so inclined, we definitely will take those donations and put them to a good cause. Um you noticed with uh travel threat there was 19 um in that group this year. That's the largest it's ever been. We've actually had to purchase some extra microphones um so that
026everybody can still be um on a mic. So that's very exciting. Are you actually all ready? Holy cats. How fast are they? Um enough of me. Let's do some singing. Wow. [laughter] >> Oh, he messed up. >> He didn't know how to do music, guys. Oh come all ye [singing] faithful, joyful and triumphant. Oh come ye, oh come ye to Bethlehem. came behind. [singing] to Bethlehem. Oh come my faithful come my [singing] faithful to Bethlehem. Oh sing choirs of angels sing [music] in exaltation. [singing] Oh come [singing] to Bethlehem. Oh come [singing] and behold him born the king of angels. [singing and music] Oh come let usore let us adore [singing] him. Let us adore him. Oh come let us adore him [singing] Christ. Oh come [music] my faithful. Oh come my faithful. [singing] Oh
027come my faithful to Bethlehem. Oh come my [singing] faithful. Oh come my faithful. Oh come my faithful to [music] Bethlehem. Oh come. Oh come my faithful. Oh come. Oh come my faithful. [singing] Oh come my. Oh come my faithful. Oh come my. Oh come my faithful. [singing] [music] Oh come my come my faithful. Oh come my [singing] come my [music] faithful. Oh come my come my faithful. Oh [singing] come my come my faithful. [music] Oh come my faithful. Oh come my faithful to Bethlehem. Up [singing] to my table, [music] my table [singing] [music] for the [singing] king of [music] angels. Come let us adore him. Oh come [singing] let us adore [music] him. Oh come, [singing] let us adore the Christ. [music] [singing] [music] [cheering] >> [applause] >> Hey guys, WHAT IS UP? IT'S G.
028>> OKAY, so we just sang Oh, come My faithful featuring Kate cuz she sounded so good. And next we're singing Holly Jolly. So get excited and watch out for those funky rhythms. [laughter] This time 1 2 [singing] Christmas is the best time of the year. I [singing] don't know [music] if there'll be snow, but have a cup of cheer. Have a jolly Christmas. And if you walk [singing] down the street, say hello to friends, you know, and everyone you meet. [singing] The mistletoe where you can see, waits for you. Kiss her once for [singing] me. Have a holly jolly Christmas. [music] Oh my golly. Have a holly jolly [singing] Christmas this year. [singing] Holly jolly holly jolly. Wo holly jolly holly holly jolly. Wo holly jolly holly [music] jolly wo. [singing] The mistletoe hung where
029[music] you can see waits for you. Kiss her once for me. [singing] Have a holly jolly Christmas. Oh my golly. Have a holly jolly [singing] Christmas this year. Holly jolly [singing] holly holly jolly. Wo holly jolly holly holly jolly. Holly jolly holly. [singing] [music] [applause] Alrighty. [cheering] Up next we have White Christmas arranged by Deak Sharon. And now you it's probably most recognizably known in the movie Holiday Inn or the movie White Christmas. >> I can get it now. >> The [singing] sun is shining. [music] The grass is [singing] green. The orange [music] and palm [singing] trees sway. There's [singing] never been [music] such a day in Beverly [singing] Hills. [music] >> [singing] >> But it's December the 24th and [singing] I am [music] longing to be [music] [singing] dreaming of a white Christmas just
030like [singing] the Once I used to know [music] where [singing] the treetops [music] glisten [singing] [music] to hear sleigh [singing] bells in the snowing [music] [singing] dreaming King of [music] Christmas with [music] every [singing] Christmas I write. [singing and music] May your days be [music] May your days and [singing] bright. And may [singing] all your Christmases be white. [singing] [music] [singing] [applause] Thank you everybody. That was White Christmas again. Um, this next song, you've heard a lot of Christmas songs tonight. Tonight, we are gonna present you another winter holiday song. This is Hanukkah in Santa Monica, arranged by our very own Mark Lever, featuring soloist me, August Sher. >> I'm spending Hanukkah in Santa Monica, wearing sandals, lighting candles by the sea. I spent shuis in East St. Louis. A charming spot, but clearly not
031the spot for me. >> Those eastern winters I can't. So every year I pack my gear and come out to I spend in Arizona and yam kippa [singing] way down in Mississippi. But in December, there's just one place for me. That's spending Hanukkah in Santa Monica by the sea. I'm spending Hanukkah. >> Spending Hanukkah [singing] in Santa Monica Santa Monica. >> Wearing sandals, lighting candles [music] by the sea. >> I spent Shving [singing] spot clear. spot but not those eastern [singing] winters [music] I can't endure. So every year I pack my gear and come out here [singing] in Arizona [music] and [singing] >> way down in Mississippi. >> But in December, there's just one place for me [music and singing] >> amid the California floral. I'll be lighting my manora like a baby in it
032cradle. I'll be playing with my drud. [singing] by the [singing] sea. [cheering] [applause] >> Next up is Santa Tell Me. Originally performed by Glend I mean Ariana Grande. Uh arranged by the man himself, Mr. Danger Le Fever, and featuring Josie Deote. Oo, [singing] [singing] >> Santa, tell me if you're really there. Don't make me fall in love again. Santa, tell me cuz I can't give it all away if he won't be here next year. Feeling [singing] Christmas all around, but I'm trying to play it cool, but it's [music] hard to focus when I see [singing] him walk across the room. Let it snow is blasting now, but [music] I won't get in [singing] the mood. I'm avoiding every mistletoe until I know it's true love that [singing] he thinks of. [music] So next Christmas, I'm
033not all alone. Boy, Santa, tell me if you're really there. Don't make me fall in [singing] love again if we won't be here next year. Santa, tell me if he really cares. Cuz I can't give it all away. If I won't be here next year. I've been down this road [singing] before. [music] Fell in love on Christmas night. But on New Year's Day, I woke up and he wasn't by [singing] my side. Now I need someone to hold my fire in the cold. But [music] it's hard to tell if this is just a fling or if it's true [singing] love that he thinks of. So next [singing] Christmas I'm not Santa. Tell me if you're really there. Don't make me fall in love again. If he won't be here next year. Santa, tell me if
034he really [singing] cares. Cuz I can't give it all away if he won't be here next [singing] year. Oh, I want to have him beside me like, oh, [music] on the 25th by the fireplace. Oh, [singing] [music] but I don't want a new broken heart. This year I've got to be smart. >> [singing] >> Oh baby Santa tell me if you want me if you want [singing] me here. >> Oh Santa [singing] do you really care if it won't be here. >> Santa tell me he really [singing] care. >> Tell me why you can't give it all away. He won't be here. Santa tell me if you're really there. [singing] >> Santa again. [singing] Santa tell me if he really [singing] won't be here next year. [screaming] >> [applause] >> That was Santa Tell Me,
035not Santa Baby like I've been calling it for the past month. Um, a very well-known song. Next, we have another really well-known song that everyone knows is so boring and repetitive. 12 Days of Christmas. So, we decided to do something a little more interesting with it instead of doing it all slow and boring and all that. On the first [singing] day of Christmas, that's my bad. One, two. >> On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me a partridge in a pear tree. [singing] On the second day of Christmas, my true love gave to me two turtle doves and a [singing] partridge in a pear tree. On the fourth day of Christmas, third day of Christmas, my true love gave to me five [singing] golden rings, [music] four calling, three, two turtle
036doves and a partridge [singing] in a pear tree. >> On the ninth day of Christmas, >> on the eighth day of Christmas, my baby not shout, you better not cry. You better not in a pear tree. I'm a On the seventh day of Christmas, seven, six, [singing] five golden rings, [music] >> FOUR CALLING BIRDS, >> three French hens, >> two turtle doves, and a partridge [singing and music] in a pear tree. On the 11th day of Christmas, my true love gave to me 11, nine ladies dancing, eight of seven, six, three, [singing] two turtle doves and the redeer. On the 12th day of Christmas, >> you need to leave to the freezer, Mariah. I mean, Maya On the 12th day of Christmas, my gave to me [singing] [music] [singing] 12 drums. 11 pipers, they were
037piping for me. [singing and music] 10 lords are leaping all around me. My ladies [singing] dancing. What a night. [music] Doo doo doo doo doo. >> Eight milk and maze. Doo doo doo >> And seven swans [singing] are swimming swimmingly. Six geese are laying [music] eggs for me. [singing] And five pretty golden rings. [music] [singing] >> Oh, I got a [music] funny feeling when I got [singing] 300 gifts. Oh my, what am I going to do with [singing] all this stuff? >> Four calling birds, three French hens, [music] and then two turtle doves. A partridge [singing] in a pantry topped it off. What a Christmas. [singing] [music] >> Oh, what a night. >> A Christmas night. >> [singing] >> Oh, what a night. On Christmas night. [singing] On Christmas night. [applause] >> Hi. Uh, and
038this last song is brand new to our group, fresh off the printer. It's called Santa Claus is Coming to Town. >> Jingling jingling and jingling jing jingling and jingling jingling jing. Oh, you better watch out. You better not cry. You [singing] better not pout. I'm telling you why. Santa Claus is coming to town. >> Jingling jingling jingling jing. He's making a list. Making a list. Find out who's not nice. Santa Claus is coming to town. [singing] He sees you when you're sleeping. >> He knows when you're awake. He knows if you [singing] be good for goodness sake. Oh, you better watch out. You better not cry. You better not pout. I'm telling you why. Santa [singing] Claus is coming to jingling a jingling jingle jingle jingling [singing] and jingling a jingle jing [singing] d it
039[singing] D. [music] [singing] [music and singing] He sees [singing] you when you're sleeping. >> He knows [singing] when [music] you're awake. He knows if you've been bad or good. So be good for goodness [singing] sake. Oh, you better watch. >> You better not. I'm telling [singing] you why. Santa Claus is coming to town to town. Santa Claus is coming. [singing] Jingling jingling jingle jingle to jingling jingle jingle to town. Yeah. [applause] All right, we've got one last song and we're going to bring all three high school ac capella groups out on stage. All three groups coming out on stage. Here we go. And we're also going to invite um some middle schoolers to join us on this last one. Typically, we've got the middle school ac capella group Melody Mayhem that joins us for this
040concert. However, their director, still my lovely wife, Mrs. Lefever, um was on maternity leave until just a handful of weeks ago and that they weren't able to quite get started. So, they're going to get started in the spring, but a handful I think knew the song in the past or we do this one every year to to close out the concert. Um so, we're going to bring those out there. Middle schoolers. Middle schoolers to the middle. Come on up. Come on. Come on here. Um while I've got you um real quick thanks to um administration here in the building um in the district. Uh Mr. Richard, Greg Richards on lights and sound um and video streaming. Um I'd like to thank my uh the instrumental colleagues here at the high school. Um, I'd like to
041thank uh the three student leaders. Um, we call them our pitch pipes. Uh, Dylan Carnine for broing me. Vea Smolan right there for a Treble Threat and Jackson Sour um for Good Fella. He as well. >> Um, [applause] all right. Enough of me singing talking again. Uh, uh, here's the Ready Seto. Dasher and [singing] Dancer [music] and Prancer and Vixen. Comet and [singing] Cupid and D and Blit. >> [singing] >> Why do you recall [singing] the redeer? [singing] We're talking reeer. We're talking reeer. [singing] We're talking [singing] >> like a light bulb. >> All of [singing] the other reeer used to laugh and call him. [singing] They never had poor Rudolph joining anyway. Then one [singing] foggy Christmas Eve, Santa came to say [singing] with your nose so bright. Won't you guide my sleigh [singing]
042tonight? as he shouted out. [singing] >> You'll go down in history forever. >> You'll go down in history. from Rudolph. [applause and cheering] [applause] >> [cheering] [applause]