Sycamore choir showcases talents

Toronto, OHLocal News

The Sycamore Classical Choir brought joy to the community with a recent concert at the Sycamore Youth Center, showcasing a captivating blend of classical hymns and international folk songs. Under the skilled direction of Zac Gordon and Jariel Henthorn, the young performers displayed their talents through an eclectic repertoire sung in various languages, including English, Polish, Lithuanian, Latin, and Italian. Notable pieces included the hymn “My Song is Love Unknown,” popular international selections like “Kukułeczka,” and the poignant Italian anthem “Bella Ciao. ” Audience members experienced moments of reverence and beauty, underscoring the choir's dedication to cultural appreciation. Bobbyjon Bauman, the executive director of the youth center, praised the choir's hard work and enthusiasm, which were evident in every performance.

The choir's commitment to fostering musical excellence is evident as they prepare for a fall recital. This initiative not only enriches the local arts scene but also cultivates cultural awareness among youth. For more information on upcoming performances, visit sycamorecenter. com.

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