BGP Band and Choir

[hoops5]

So from the Cov Cath National Anthem thread, we learned that Getslow was in the Trinity quartet.

 

I think Clyde also mentioned that he belted out some tunes back his Conner days.

 

Anyone else? Let's have a BGP roll call of high school choir and band members.

[Watusi]

Not Me :isurrender:

 

I'll help with the sound system or drive the bus. Bus drivers eat free, right?

[hoops5]

Not Me :isurrender:

 

I'll help with the sound system or drive the bus. Bus drivers eat free, right?

Did they have Roadies in high school? Sounds like a Varsity letter opportunity.

[TheDeuce]

Drummer here. Also was in the Mens Choir in high school.

[nkypete]

I sang in a now defunct a cappella men's choir at my parish. Definitely not one of the stud singers.

[mcpapa]

Choir and band weren't cool when I was in high school.

 

Fortunately, that's not the case at many schools nowadays. Daughter parlayed high school choir, participation in school musicals, 3 appearances at all-state choir and private voice lessons into 40K in vocal music scholarship money over the course of 4 years at Georgetown College.

[plantmanky]

Only class I ever failed in school was music, that recorder was tuff.

[rockmom]

In grade school I was a descant in our church choir at Most Blessed Sacrament. I was lead soprano in our Glee Club in high school and soloist at times. I used to sign the national anthem at our home games, and sang once at the girls LIT. One of my most cherished moments was my senior year of high school when our club performed at the J.A. Festival of Christmas Trees. It's the only performance my dad ever got to see because of his work schedule. I sang White Christmas solo a capella. It was our closing number. When I found my dad after the show, he was crying.

[rockmom]

Only class I ever failed in school was music' date=' that recorder was tuff.[/quote']

 

Only class I've ever failed was basic public speaking.

[nkypete]

In grade school I was a descant in our church choir at Most Blessed Sacrament. I was lead soprano in our Glee Club in high school and soloist at times. I used to sign the national anthem at our home games, and sang once at the girls LIT. One of my most cherished moments was my senior year of high school when our club performed at the J.A. Festival of Christmas Trees. It's the only performance my dad ever got to see because of his work schedule. I sang White Christmas solo a capella. It was our closing number. When I found my dad after the show, he was crying.

 

That is enough of a resume to have your own reality TV show!

[ColonelCrazy]

I'm a former member of the Covington Catholic Chamber Choir back when our only appearances were at nursing homes. Now they're singing at Rupp and producing CD's. :lol:

[hoops5]

When I found my dad after the show, he was crying.

That made me cry.

[Clyde]

I'm a former member of the Covington Catholic Chamber Choir back when our only appearances were at nursing homes. Now they're singing at Rupp and producing CD's. :lol:

 

You and your boys built the foundation.

[TheDeuce]

Only class I ever failed in school was music, that recorder was tuff.

 

Still have mine somewhere at Mom's house. :lol2:

[TheDeuce]

I also have several friends that are/were in the world famous Cardinal Singers.