And if you like to sing, come find out what we’re all about at one of our rehearsals which take place on Sunday afternoons (3 p.m. We hope you plan to welcome the holiday season with the SaddleBrooke Singers at DesertView Theatre on Dec. 8.
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My next article will be full of song titles and special selections that will be performed by your SaddleBroke Singer neighbors and friends. There will only be one performance, so get your tickets now or you’ll miss out on the great assortment of seasonal songs that our director, Tanya Elias has put together. On Sept. 15, our group began practicing for our December concert: “Holiday Portraits.” The show will be held on Sunday, Dec.8 at 4 p.m. It’s a wonderful way to greet new singers and get to know fellow SaddleBrooke Singer members better. The common factor for all of us involved is a love of singing and the camaraderie we have found in SaddleBrooke Singers.Īs is tradition, the Singers enjoyed the annual “Welcome Back Singers!” party, which was hosted by Jim and Kathy Barrett after our first rehearsal. They not only bring new energy to the choir, but also various levels of experience in a variety of vocal groups. Whether these members are new to SaddleBrooke or have lived here for years, they each believe the time is right to join the Singers. Easing those “new student” feelings is second nature to all of us, since we remember what it was like to come to the first rehearsal. Upon entering their “new classroom” they sat among the club veterans, who were happy to answer their questions and make them feel at home. Well, the SaddleBrooke Singers were delighted to welcome our “new classmates” to the group in September. I’ll bet every one of you can relate to this type of “new kid on the block” experience from sometime in your life. I remember my new friend, Liz, sitting next to me on that first day, and I began to feel this school would be okay. I remember taking my seat in Sister Julia’s class, looking around at the as yet unknown faces of my classmates, and opening the new books that would become so familiar to me as the year continued. Putting on my new clothes and hopping onto the school bus that first day felt like an adventure. I was sad to leave my old friends behind, but I was also excited to see what this new place would be like.
In 1969, my family moved to Lincoln, IL, where I entered the third grade as a new student at Carroll Catholic School.
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