On March 3, 2022, the Butler Lake Auditorium teemed with life as the Concert, Chamber, and Symphony Orchestras played to their heart’s content. Songs performed ranged from delicate to vivacious, and the precision in which the Orchestra navigated across their instruments had the crowd entranced and cheering in applause. 

Conducted by Jeremy Marino, the Orchestras wowed the crowd with heart-warming classics such as Symphony No. 88, Finale, Symphony No. 29, City of Steel, Festive Overture and Sinfonietta for Strings from 7:30 – 9:00. Musicians that made up the Orchestras played a myriad of different instruments, such as violins, violas, cellos, basses, flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones and drums.  

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Yelim Na, a senior who starred in the Winter Orchestra performance as a soloist, receives flowers after having played the flute beautifully.

The manner in which these talented individuals put their heart and soul into the performance and made sure each and every note had a chance to be heard was uplifting and ultimately worthy of admiration.