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Friends of Mccoy Virtual Concert Friday, April 30, 7 P.M Friends of McCoy Virtual Concert Friday, April 30, 7 p.m. (MDT) show available until May 2, midnight Program www.mhcbe.ab.ca www.mccoyhighschool.ca This concert is a Fundrfor Sisters of Charity ofaiser St. Louis Center, a theatre and sports performance facility at Monsignor McCoy High School This year is the 60th anniversary of the opening of Monsignor McCoy High School. McCoy is the only high school in Medicine Hat that does not have a theatre. The Friends of McCoy Society has invited our community to step forward and help turn the dream into a reality. Join us here anytime between 7 p.m. Friday, April 30, 2021 until midnight, May 2 for a one-of-a-kind virtual concert with performances by incredible alumni from around the globe as well as talented current students. Let’s celebrate the wonderful talent of past and present students, and pave the way for the future. Donations Visit www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/friends-of-mccoy-society Any donation of $20 or more is eligible for a tax receipt Thank you for your contribution Credits Concert organizer: Helen Snortland Produced by: David Cruickshank, Gaslamp Village Media, Inc. Host: Kim Johnston Social media: Shelby Hope Graphic design: Brittany Betker With support from: Friends of McCoy Society (Chair, David Leahy), Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education (Superintendent, Dwayne Zarichny; communications, Derrian Hallas and Sean Rooney; technology, Brad Hilton) Program Introduction Kim Johnston 1 Simon Frelick: vocal solo ........................................................... I See Fire — Ed Sheeran 2 Ciara Hager: violin solo ........................There Will Never Be Another You — Harry Warren 3 St. Francis School: Grade 2/3 Rachel Folk: Director ......................................... You Are My All in All — Nicole Nordeman 4 Tianna Watt: vocal solo ......................................Think of Me (The Phantom of the Opera) — Andrew Lloyd Weber 5 Shelby MacPhail: vocal solo .......................................A Way Back to Then — Jeff Bowen 6 Fiona Chisholm: French Horn Joined by: Oto Carrillo ............................................ sous le ciel de Paris — Hubert Giraud 7 Forgotten Noise Production Team (Monsignor McCoy High School) .......................................... All Gone (No Escape) (The Last of Us) — Gustavo Santaolalla 8 Sydney Frelick: vocal solo ...................................................... Morgen — Richard Strauss 9 Mother Teresa School: Grade 1/2 Jordan Weisgerber: Director ................................... Here Comes the Sun — The Beatles Performers share their Fine Arts experiences 10 Jacqueline Arthur 11 Breanna Thomas 12 Breanna Thomas: vocal solo Accompanied by: James Odenbach ........................................... My Lagan Love — Irish Folk song; arr. Akiko & Forrest Kinney 13 Jacqueline Arthur: vocal solo ........................................................ Lydia — Gabriel Faure 14 Jordan and Ami Weisgerber: vocal duet ...............................Stand By Me — Mike Stoller 15 St. Mary’s Fine Arts Band: Grade 8 Braydon Gordon: Band Director ........................Percussion Production — David Gorham 16 Katie Hill: vocal solo .........................................................Don’t You Remember? — Adele 17 McCoy Production Company: dance ................................Song: All Gone (No Escape) (The Last of Us) — Gustavo Santaolalla 18 Amara Hellman: Choral Speech .................Thoughts During a Dull Sermon — Holly Starr 19 Nick Kush: vocal solo ...............................Waving Through the Window (Dear Evan Hansen) — Pasek and Paul Performers share their Fine Arts experiences 20 Samantha Braitenbach 21 Keri Kelly 22 Jordan Weisgerber 23 Samantha Braitenbach: vocal solo ..........................................Take It All — Maury Yeston 24 Keri Kelly: vocal solo ................................................. Heart of Stone (Six) — Toby Marlow 25 Courtney King: vocal solo ...............................Hit Me With Your Best Shot — Pat Benatar 26 Shannon Thomas (Thomas Thomas) ............................ Airport Cat — Shannon Thomas 27 Monsignor McCoy Band Lisa Clemens: Band Director .............................. Magnificent Seven — arr. Michael Story ..............................................................................House of the Rising Bells — Tyler Arcari 28 Miranda Buchholz: vocal solo ............... You Got Possibilities (It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Superman) — Charles Strouse 29 Tori Darr: vocal solo ...................................... The Song With The Violins — Amanda McBroom, John Bucchino 30 Shelby Hope: vocal solo ...............................................Up to the Mountain — Patty Griffin 31 Monsignor McCoy Choir Lisa Clemens: Choir Director ............................... In Time of Silver Rain — Sarah Quartel ........................................................................................... Blackbird — arr. Audrey Snyder 32 St. Mary’s School Academy 8/9 Choir Bradley van Middelkoop: Director/piano Braydon Gordon: Percussion ............................................................................................Sisi Ni Moja — Jacob Narverud 33 Anthony Hurst: vocal solo ................................ Love Me, Love Me Not — Joey Contreras 34 Amanda Couture: vocal solo .............................................. Rainbow — Kacey Musgraves 35 Hannah Memory Myers: vocal solo ............. Opening Up from Waitress — Sara Bareilles 36 Soren Lorentzen: viola solo ............................................... Cello Suite 5, prelude — Bach 37 Tylor Van Riper: featuring Kaia Richardson .................................................................... Can’t Fight This Feeling — REO Speedwagon .............................................................................................. I Think We’re Alone — Tiffany 38 Hannah Blackmer: vocal solo ..................................... Humble and Kind — Lori McKenna 39 Corby Dorner: vocal solo .......................................I Remember Everything — John Prine 40 Isaac Risling: piano solo .............................................Ballade no. 1 in G minor — Chopin Closing Kim Johnston Thank you.
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