This year’s concert began with a performance from NUHS Jazz Band. The band played “Georgia on My Mind” featuring a trombone solo from Britton Beran and “Down for Double” featuring a saxophone solor from Alessandro Enamorado.

The Mixed Choir performed song “Ye Banks and Braes” featuring solos from Maggie Joyce, Janessa Ellanson and Kierstin Griebel. Next the choir performed “Hands Are Knockin’ with solos from Emily Overly-De Leon and Ariana Mendez.

Choir Director Daniel Olson said first song required the choir to practice singing in a Scottish dialect. The second song featured solos song in Arabic.

The Oak Street Singers next took the stage and performed “Famine Song” with a solo from Josie Stade and “Stand Up” with solos from Amanda Vogel and Carly Wenninger.

The NUHS Concert Band performs “A River’s Fury” with student teacher Lionel Cao serving as conductor.

The Concert Band performed three songs “Pipe and Thistle,” “Winter Milky Way” and “A River’s Fury.” The first two song were performed under the direction of band teacher Philip Claussen. Student teacher Lionel Cao served as band director for “A River’s Fury.”

The concert closed with performances from the high school Concert Choir. The choir performed “City Called Heaven” featuring a solo from Sophie Berger and closed with performance of a Latvian song “Jumalo” featuring solos from Everett Brown, Gage Latozke and Ellie Anderson.

Choir Director Daniel Olson and members of the NUHS Concert Choir applaud Sophie Berger following her solo in “City Called Heaven.”

Josie Stade performs a solor to “Famine Song” with backup from the Oak Street Singers.

NUHS Mixed Choir performs the Scottish song “Ye Banks and Braes” with solos from Maggie Joyce, Kierstin Griebel and Janessa Ellanson.

Emily Overly-De Leon and Ariana Mendez provide the solos for NUHS Mixed Choir performance of “Hands Are Knockin.”

The NUHS Concert Choir closes out the End-of-Winter band and choir concert with a performance of the Latvian song “Jumalo.” Standing at the front of the stage Ellie Anderson, Gage Latozke and Everett Brown each perform a solo during the song.

The NUHS Jazz Band performs “Down for Double” under the director of Band Teacher Philip Claussen.