The Husky Singers, CU-Bloomsburg's tenor, baritone, and bass choral ensemble, will present their annual spring variety show on Thursday, April 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Carver Hall, K.S. Gross Auditorium.
The concert is free and open to all and will run approximately one hour.
Songs will include the Glee Club classic, “Vive la compagnie!,” and the folksongs “Star of the County Down,” Water of Tyne,” “The Water is Wide,” “Peace Like a River,” and the Jamaican “Hol You Han.” More serious works will include a setting of Tennyson’s well-known poem, “Though Much is Taken, Much Abides,” and Mark Templeton’s “When I Hear Her.”
Lighter fare will include music from The Backstreet Boys, Disney’s “Whale of a Tale,” the sea-chanty, “Barret’s Privateers,” Stephen Foster’s “If You’ve Only Got a Moustache,” and the Smothers Brother’s novelty song, “My Old Man.”
Humorous skits and “commercials” will add to the fun, and graduating seniors will be recognized.
Dr. Alan Baker will direct and Brian Farrell will accompany on the piano. Singers will include Cory Perkins, Curtis Clifford, Nathan Yohn, Matt Spangler, Nick Roditski, Danny Tloczynski, Sebastian Sylvester, Ryan Iannuzzi, Dylan Ceschini, Chris Higham, Alison Grimes, and Jade Melton.