What's Happening?
The Upper School fall choral concert at Harvard-Westlake, themed 'Resonant Resilience,' took place in Ruby Auditorium on December 11. The event featured performances by Jazz Singers, Wolverine Chorus, Bel Canto, and Chamber Singers. Choral ensemble teacher Zanaida Robles emphasized the importance of students gaining confidence and enjoyment through their musical expression. The concert was a culmination of months of preparation, with students like Jazz Singer Co-director Ellie Liou and Chamber Singers member Ryan Choi expressing gratitude for the collective effort and dedication. The concert aimed to convey resilience and holiday cheer, with students reflecting on their growth and the connections formed through music.
Why It's Important?
The concert serves as a significant
educational and emotional milestone for the students involved, fostering a sense of community and personal growth. It highlights the role of arts in education, providing students with a platform to express themselves and build confidence. The event also underscores the importance of resilience, as students overcame challenges to deliver a successful performance. This experience not only enhances their musical skills but also prepares them for future endeavors by instilling a sense of pride and accomplishment. The concert's success reflects the dedication of both students and educators in promoting arts education.
