LHS orchestra performs at the Fright Night concert

Alex Clark, Staff Member|October 16, 2021

The last and final song was a rendition of “The Skeleton Dance” from Silly Symphony. The symphony orchestra played the music to the video as it was playing.

On October 14, 2021, all levels of orchestra, directed and conducted by Jeremy Marino, participated in their Fright Night concert to celebrate Halloween with students and parents. Festive songs were played from composers like Brian Balmages, Johannes Bach and George Handel.

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