Prism Concert in pictures
The annual prism concert was held on Saturday, April 10 at 1 and 7pm. The following pictures were taking at the dress rehearsal by reporter Makenna True.
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Andrew Johnson plays the piano and the saxophone in the last performance of the concert: Billy Joel's "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant". Johnson is accompanied by Chole Ferraro on guitar, Dylan Solano on bass, and Jack Kester on drums.
Camden Poitras plays the accordion in his performcance of "Accordian Boogie" in the later half of the Prism concert.
Chole Ferraro stands out on the guitar with a performance of Paramore's "Ain't It Fun".
Andrew Johnson plays the drums in accompaniment for Chole Ferraro. Johnson accompanied over four acts and performed his own version of Billy Joel's hit song, "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant" at the Prism concert.
Maya Lincoln gives a beautiful performance of "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" alongside Haley Hines.
Haley Hines sings in a stellar duet of "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with Maya Lincoln.
Duo Haley Hines and Maya Lincoln perform "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" in the concert's second act. Hines and Lincoln were accompanied by Frank Thomas on piano and Camden Poitras on drums.
Carleigh McRitchie performs a rendition of "These Tattoos," an original song she wrote during quarantine.
Senior Damian Ouellet sings "Keeping Me Alive".
Jason Cain sings Frank Sinatra's "Fly Me to the Moon", accompanied by Dylan Solano on drums, Andrew Johnson on piano, and Jon Mok on the bass violin. Cain's performance closed out the first half of the Prism concert.
The saxophones of the LHS Jazz Ensemble play, "Make Me Smile" at the 2021 Prism concert.
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