Happy Saturday everyone. I went to an absolutely beautiful concert last night at Ramapo College. I may be a wee bit biased since I'm very close with one of the students, so keep that in mind if I gush a little. The school has a group of 12 called the Street Singers. Criteria is not only students with exceptional singing skill, but they also must act well. The creator of the group and Assistant Professor of Music, Barbara Gordon, describes them: "They must be able to sing in a wide range, possess stage presence, and be able to interpret the songs sensitively and appropriately." This was their 5th annual music revue. According to the program, in the past they've paid tribute to George Gershwin, Stephen Sondheim, Richard Rogers and Cole Porter. This year was a celebration of Harold Arlen's 100th birthday. There were two acts which started and ended with the entire company on stage. The show began with the 4 men looking very dapper in their tuxes and the 8 ladies wearing very lovely gowns. The men each had a boutonniere since Harold Arlen always wore a fresh flower in his lapel. Each student had at least one solo, with a duet in each act. The concert consisted of 29 songs. Some of the songs sung were, Get Happy, The Man That Got Away, Accentuate The Positive, That Old Black Magic, Come Rain Or Come Shine, If I Only Had A Brain, It's Only A Paper Moon, Stormy Weather and Over The Rainbow, which was the finale and brought the audience to its' feet and tears to my eyes. There was so much talent up on that stage last night, and I'm so glad I got to see and hear it!
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