To boost the Fenton community’s holiday spirit, Summit’s Orchestra hosted their annual winter concert on Dec. 4. The concert followed a theme of colors and played songs like “Colors of The Wind” from the Disney animated classic “Pocahontas” and the well-known Christmas song, “White Christmas.” Every year, students are tasked with making baskets to be raffled off at the concert to raise money for the orchestra. The orchestra hosted a catered dinner before playing the full-length concert.
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Playing “Colors of the Wind” at the winter orchestra concert, senior Addison Brown follows along in her music. The concert took place in the auditorium on Dec. 4.
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Junior Gibson Schmiedeke looks to conductor John Mazar as he picks a raffle ticket. Concert attendants who bought tickets had a chance of winning one of the student-made baskets.
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First chair violinist, senior Adam Kovarik, plays his instrument at the winter orchestra concert. Being first chair, Kovarik had a solo at the end of a piece the orchestra played.
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Reading her music, junior Anni Johnson plays her Standing Bass. Both Symphonic and Chamber orchestras played at the concert.
