Tri-M Music Honor Society hosts Harvest Festival
The Harvest Festival was held on the evening of Nov. 22. Many of PV’s student musicians sang and played instruments.
The PV Tri-M Music Honor Society hosted the 2022 Harvest Festival on Nov. 22 in the lower cafeteria. Students performed either vocal or instrumental music. Below are clips from all of the acts.
Junior Wendy Muska sings “Party” by Dodie and accompanies herself on the ukulele.
Senior Alexandra Elek sings “On My Own” by Samantha Barks while junior Alex De Biasio accompanies on piano.
Juniors Brianna Finch and Wendy Muska sing “Love to Keep Me Warm” by Laufey and Dodie while Muska accompanies them on the ukulele.
Senior Gabrielle Brayman sings “New York State of Mind” by Billy Joel.
Senior Elizabeth Barlow sings “Me and Mrs. Jones” by Michael Bublé with senior Amorie Lewis on saxophone, freshman Ming-Yang Qin on saxophone, and juniors Alex De Biasio on piano and Juan Zapateiro on the drum set.
A group of instrumentalists performs a holiday medley by various artists. The seniors in the group are Nathan Prins and Jacob Zeller on trumpet, Nupur Karnik and Matt Yakir on clarinet, Amorie Lewis on saxophone, and Minche Kim on oboe. The juniors are Juan Zapateiro on drum set, Jess Grady and Richard Tracz on saxophone, Ming-Lang Qin on trombone, Nicole Choi on flute, and Alex De Biasio on piano. The sophomores are Ainsley Kim on bells, Joohee Yoon on flute, and Eddie Grcic on tuba. Lastly, the freshmen are Jonathan Lee on bass drum and Ming-Yang Qin on saxophone.
Senior Sam Lagrosa sings “I’d Rather Go Blind” by Etta James.
Juniors Thomas Santos, Michael Giordano, and Juan Zapateiro perform “Dark Red” by Steve Lacy. Santos sings and plays guitar, Giordano is on the drum set, and Zapateiro is on bass.
Senior Elizabeth Barlow sings “On the Sunny Side of the Street” by Louis Armstrong with juniors Ming-Lang Qin on guitar, Alex De Biasio on piano, Jess Grady on bass, Juan Zapateiro on the drum set, and freshman Ming-Yang Qin on saxophone.
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