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Seniors Jen Milius and Margaret Wehr practice during Wednesday's rehearsal in Kresge Recital Hall
The Knox College Choir, directed by Dr. Laura Lane, will be tackling songs in English, Greek, Italian and Latin during their fall performance this Sunday. Soloists during the show include seniors Mike Oelkers, Devan Cameron, Margaret Wehr, Jen Milius and sophomore Kathy Groat. The piano accompanist is Amber Clark.
The choir has practiced three times a week since the first week of school to prepare. The performance will take place at 2 p.m. in Kresge Recital Hall and is free for all in attendance. The songs are a “good mix of styles and pieces,” said sophomore Victoria Ezell.
Rita Mertens Profile:
How would you describe the show?
Eclectic, classical and folk songs
What is your favorite song?
“Dance of Zaloyo” because it has a lot of cool rhythms, a cool feel
Why should people see the concert?
Because we’re amazing
What is most fun?
The end, when we sing the school song with alumni. everyone ands up crying
What was the hardest song to learn?
“Ring out, Wild Bells”
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