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Lower School Singers Entertain at Upper School
Dec 6, 2000 8:00 AM
By Stefan Eady - Faculty
Fifty-one voices of the Darlington Singers filled the Chapel on Dec. 6 with Christmas music presented in a pageant format. Scripture, ancient legends, and carols from around the world were woven in their musical, The Living Creche, in which they tell the Christmas story.
The Upper School students were most attentive and thanked their guests with a rousing standing ovation. "It is a great tradition to perform at the Upper School. I don't know who enjoys the experience more, the Upper School students or the ones at the Lower School,” Diane Lumpkin, Lower School music teacher, said.
The Upper School students were most attentive and thanked their guests with a rousing standing ovation. "It is a great tradition to perform at the Upper School. I don't know who enjoys the experience more, the Upper School students or the ones at the Lower School,” Diane Lumpkin, Lower School music teacher, said.
