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Sweet Sounds youth choir performed the National Anthem at Glasgow High School’s home baseball game on Tuesday, April 25. The choir practices weekly after school under the direction of Lacey …
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Sweet Sounds youth choir performed the National Anthem at Glasgow High School’s home baseball game on Tuesday, April 25. The choir practices weekly after school under the direction of Lacey Gladden.
Sweet Sounds gives students in grades 3-6 the opportunity to learn proper singing posture, good breath support, articulation, and how to blend and balance their voices with one another. Sweet Sounds will perform at the Spring Concerts on Wednesday, May 10.
Back row, left to to right: Lacey Gladden, Kenzie Beeler, Jaxon McCart, Hailey Strodtman, Kamdyn Graves, Addyson Goetze, Adalyn Littleton, Hadleigh Hill, and Bella Thies. Middle: Harper Lawson, Olivia Ewings, Kara Monnig, Renae Monnig, Bennett Meyer, Frank Flashpohler, A'Lani Polson, Sophia Friedrich, and Olivia Goodwin. Front: Hattie Aholt, Abigail Elson, and Avery Lawson.
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