The Lake Country Chorus presented Singing Days a Week April 20, at Festival Hall in Greensboro under the baton of Artistic Director Donna C. Valvo, Instrumental Director Tom Shalin, accompanist Amy Reber, and choreographers Maureen Brower and Charlotte Mosteller.
Singing Days a Week featured many pop hits and well-known Broadway songs, such as “Something’s Coming/ Tonight” from West Side Story, “Monday, Monday,” “Good Day Sunshine,” and “I Got the Sun in the Morning” from Annie Get Your Gun, featuring chorus soloist Debbie McGown.
Following came “Eight Days a Week,” “Wonderful Tonight,” and “Sunrise, Sunset” from Fiddler on the Roof, and “‘Seize the Day” from Disney’s
Newsies. “No Day but Today,” and “A Wonderful Day Like Today” was presented with chorus trio Charlotte Mosteller, Maureen Brower and Ellen Martin, as well as “Another Day of Sun” from La La Land, “Yesterday,” “More Today Than Yesterday,” “Don’t Stop,” and The Cure’s “Friday I’m in Love,” featuring Drace Langford and a mixed a cappella ensemble, a medley of songs from Chicago in Concert and the finale “Sunday” from Sunday in the Park with George.
By the end of the sold-out performance, the audience was on its feet giving Lake Country Chorus members a lengthy and hearty standing ovation.
The Lake Country Chorus will be back in song on Dec. 14, with its annual Christmas Concert at Greensboro First United Methodist Church (4741 Carey Station Rd.), with ticket details available soon.