Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at 6:00 pm in the Concert Hall
Kathy McMinn, Director
Scott Arnold, Assistant Director
Judy Veracka, Accompanist
Shriya Iyer and Annabelle Xu, Interns
Anita Wood, Rehearsal Assistant
Busy Like a Bee
Stephanie Leavell
Raining Cats and Dogs
Donna Rhodenhizer
Children’s Classic Partner songs
traditional
Take Me Out to the Ballgame
traditional
arr. Paul Jennings
You Are My Sunshine
Words and Music by Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell
City Life/I Love the Mountains
John Jacobson and Alan Billingsley
Friendship Canon
Words and Music by Mark Burrows
Crawdad Creek
Music and additional words by Mary Donnelly and George L.O. Strid
Fiddle: Aaryan Zaman
Connected
Words and Music by Brian Tate
This is my Crazy Student Life
Words and Music by Pink Zebra
Here Comes the Sun
Words and Music by George Harrison
arr. Alan Billingsley
Dance!
Words and Music by Robert T. Gibson
How Can I Keep from Singing
Music by Greg Gilpin
Adapted from a Quaker song
Soloists: Anika Rae and Prachi Tadipatri
Scott Arnold, Director
Serine Ali
Xavier Dress
Olympia Lampros
Tucker McCann
Emilia Panagiotopoulos
Sophia Panagiotopoulos
Eve Pawlicki
Calvin Pyne-Flores
Bonnie Smith
Noah Tan
Asher Thompson
Yishan Tian
Emily Werbos
Jerry Wu
Jerry Zhou
Kathy McMinn and Scott Arnold, Directors
Dana Arazi
Annie Atwood
Audrey Batinsey-Martin
Guo Chen
Ethan Fainstein
Kimberly Goldthwaite
Surya Hickcox
Adah Koegler
Wrenna Kramerson
Connor Kujala
Stepan Kuznetsov
Leichal Longjam
Harrison Macauley
Hadley McCann
Zoey Milutinovic
Hartley Noe
Thea Oznik
Julian Pawlicki
Madelyn Tobin
Amelia Watson
Ethan West
Robert Wood
Kathy McMinn, Director
Niara Amuthan
Divisha Basak
Zach Bissell-Attar
Astrid Blin
Rona Bolduc
Maggie Bruce
Gabriella Bruster
Madison Chin
cynthia ding
Nariné Dougherty
Olivia Gao
Owen Gao
Aria Hirbour
Zoey Hirbour
Michaela Hua
Isabella Huang
Leo Jordan
Cora King
Sophie Laurano
Bethany Li
Henry Liebenow
Zoey Liu
Tiana Lopez
Gia Lowd
Anna Grace Luellen
Elyse Madge
Henry Margus
Jasper Meehan-Boisvert
Lilah Miller
Lily Milutinovic
Nivin Nandakumar
Fawn Naylor
Norah Nerette
Lillian Pacier
Georgia Panagiotopoulos
Kairav Potsaid
Anaya Rai
Mackenzie Ravagno
Hailey Reynolds
Michelle Sanchez
Swara Shastry
Evie Sheffer
Laci Smith
Lyla Smith
Lia Sullivan
Clara Sutton
Ivy Tamrakar
Nolan Tan
Teagan Thompson
Miriam Trefonides
Maisey Wachtelhausen
Charlotte Walch
Ellie Werbos
Eleanore (Ellie) Wilber
Taylor Wood
Kathy McMinn, Director
Henry Albins
Maayan Azabagic-Waldron
Anino Babalola
Tristan Blin
Abigail Deery
Briseis Diaz
Rowan Famous
Caroline Frisch
Victoria Hakenson
Juniper Jennings D’Arcey
Namir Kazi
Alex Koehler
Anna Liu
Arshana Mahesh
Lennon Marder
Alex Milutinovic
Otis Mountain
Kaya Packard
Isaac Pezzuto
Portia Pinder
Anika Rai
Holden Ryan
Arya Sachdev
Lillian (Lily) Schneider
Tiana Sethiya
Haley Sullivan
Summer Sutton
Prachi Tadipatri
Vivienne Tamrakar
Elenore Towle
Neo Vangala
Abhirami Vimalan
Amaya Ward
Evelyn Werbos
Josephine Wilson
Annabelle Xu

Kathy McMinn is an award-winning music educator with over 35 years of experience. Her passion for choral music has been her motivation in developing several successful choruses that have pushed the potential of their singers.
“Choral singing is a way in which a child can explore their musicality in a safe and inclusive community. When children sing they are exposed to different cultures and genres and are able to experience the world in new and exciting ways.”

Youth chorus instructor Scott Arnold is an Elementary Music Teacher in Northborough, MA, with a passion for nurturing the love of music in his students. He also directs the music at Trinity Church in Northborough, and is a seasoned pianist with over 25 years of experience. He says that creating and sharing music is what brings him joy.
“My classroom environment is filled with song and movement, as well as listening and responding to the music in our world. I always strive to engage my students in activities that require them to use creativity, teamwork, flexibility, and respect.”

“Rehearsals are a place for us to work together. To form a shared idea of the musicality of the repertoire, and then to bring that vision alive and share it in our performances.”

“We should never be afraid to make mistakes while learning or trying something new, and never be so hard on yourself that you can’t enjoy what you’re doing.”