Choir students perform for their fall concert in the Performing Arts Center Nov. 13. The students worked hard to perfect their pieces before the show. “It was a lot of work, but it was worth it,” Jayden Hayes (12) said.
Q: Are you in Treble or Baritone Choir?
A: I’m in Treble Choir.
Q: How did you feel leading up to the concert?
A: I felt pretty good. We worked really hard as a choir to come here and perform together.
Q: What song were you most excited to perform?
A: Probably Bel Canto because we all love that song in choir and just seeing it all come together was pretty nice.
Q: What song were you most nervous to perform, if any?
A: Carmina Burana. It was something that not a lot of us enjoyed but it was still really fun singing, so I’m glad we got to perform that tonight.
Q: Overall, how do you feel you guys performed tonight?
A: I think we performed really well. We all worked really hard and that showed.
![Team representatives Hotaru Murashita (11) and Regina Copeland (10) play rock paper scissors for the winning prize. The club hopes to continue to implement new meetings every year. “About a month ago, we pitched [the idea], and Madame Milford helped us obtain the croissants and jams,” Secretary Arlo Ziolkowski (11) said.](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/FHS-April-8-1200x900.jpg)
![Performers dress in cultural outfits. Performances range from 1 to 3 per month depending on the opportunities and invitations. “[The performances] were super fun and a really great environment for everyone to show off their skills and the work we put into learning the dances,” Eshaa Deore (11) said. (Photo courtesy of Eshaa Deore)](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/IMG_6478-1126x1200.jpg)
