Since the creation
of the Unites States of America, this country has been creating noble
inventions and making amazing discoveries.
Now, those
notable figures and events will be honored through song and dance.
The Fayette
County Select Chorus will present "Made In The U.S.A.," a company-developed
variety show blending rock, pop and soul. The show includes such favorites
as "Where The Green Grass Grows," "Proud Mary," and
"Funky Town" as it depicts the Wright Brothers, George Washington
Carver, Thomas Edison and many more.
The Select
Chorus is an award-winning auditioned group of FCHS juniors and seniors.
Under the direction of Janice Folsom, who has been at the helm of the
Select Chorus Variety Show for 24 years, the chorus has gained widespread
recognition throughout the state. In recent years, it has performed at
the Great Christmas Tree Lighting in Atlanta, St. Patrick's Cathedral
in New York City and last year, the chorus toured and sang at numerous
locations in London and Paris.
Last month
the Select Chorus earned a Superior rating in the Large Group Choral Festival
sponsored by the Georgia Music Educators Association. This is the highest
rating that may be awarded by the festival adjudicators.
Not only are
the Select Chorus members musically talented, but they are well-rounded
students with many other interests. This year the Select Chorus includes
members from the FCHS football, wrestling, basketball and soccer teams,
members of flag corps, National Honor Society, Beta Club and FCHS drama
groups. Folsom, the driving force behind the chorus, has served as the
choral chairman for the Georgia Music Educators Association and has also
been named Teacher of the Year at FCHS.
"Made
in the U.S.A." will be performed at Sams Auditorium March 22, 23
and 24 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, March 25 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $5 for
students, $6 for adults, and $8 at the door.
For tickets,
see any Select Chorus member or phone Folsom at 770-460-3540.
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