Barbara Johnson, Lucy Van Lenten, Kaylee Trumper, Madeline Chanthabane, Laeni Hayden, co-managers

Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 2:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory

Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Queen
arr. Barbara Johnson

Barbara Johnson, singer
Katie Tokar, singer 
Zachary Myer, singer

Love Story

Taylor Swift
arr. Lucy Van Lenten

Lucy Van Lenten, conductor
Kaylee Trumper, singer
Riley Taylor, singer
Caleb Brunelle, singer

Would You Go with Me

Josh Turner
arr. Madeline Chanthabane

Delanee Hill, singer
Em Seelinger, singer
Orion Schad, singer

Wouldn’t It Be Nice

The Beach Boys
arr. Barbara Johnson

Barbara Johnson, conductor
Laeni Hayden, singer
Eli Pesanelli, singer
Ellie Long, singer

Can You Feel the Love Tonight

Elton John
arr. Haley Whitelaw

Haley Whitelaw, singer
Avriella Babasa, singer
Elizabeth Davis, singer
Michele Costello, singer

Accidentally in Love

Counting Crows
arr. Keira Sohosky

Keira Sohosky, conductor
Delanee Hill, singer
Kaylee Trumper, singer
Danny Smith, singer

I Want It That Way

Backstreet Boys
arr. Casey Ross

Keira Sohosky, singer
Eli Pesanelli, singer
Ashley Miller, singer

Don’t Go Breaking My Heart

Elton John
arr. Katie Tokar

Katie Tokar, conductor
Kaylee Trumper, singer
Laeni Hayden, singer
Ashley Miller, singer

I Just Called to Say I Love You

Stevie Wonder
arr. Kaylee Trumper

Ellie Long, singer
Avriella Babasa, singer
Carol Kerns, singer

Black Magic

Little Mix
arr. Avriella Babasa

Delanee Hill, conductor
Avriella Babasa, singer
Abby Starkey, singer
Lucy Van Lenten, singer

Brown Eyed Girl

Van Morrison
arr. Madeline Chanthabane

Abigail Barnes, singer
Madeline Chanthabane, singer
Danny Smith, singer

Take a Chance on Me

ABBA
arr. Haley Whitelaw

Haley Whitelaw, conductor
Riley Taylor, singer
Barbara Johnson, singer
Caleb Brunelle, singer

Somebody Like You

Keith Urban
arr. Keira Sohosky

Lucy Van Lenten, singer
Maddie Chanthabane, singer
Steve Nicholas, singer
Elizabeth Davis, singer
Michele Costello, singer

I Wanna Hold Your Hand

The Beatles
arr. Keira Spencer

Keira Spencer, conductor
Delanee Hill, singer
Em Seelinger, singer
Katie Solak, singer

Halo

Beyoncé
arr. Lucy Van Lenten

Barbara Johnson, singer
Avriella Babasa, singer
Orion Schad, singer

We Found Love

Rihanna
arr. Riley Taylor

Riley Taylor, conductor
Lucy Van Lenten, singer
Laeni Hayden, singer
Danny Smith, singer

Just the Way You Are

Bruno Mars
arr. Keira Spencer

Laeni Hayden, singer
Keira Sohosky, singer
Carol Kerns, singer

What Makes You Beautiful

One Direction
arr. Kaylee Trumper

Kaylee Trumper, conductor
Abigail Barnes, singer
Haley Whitelaw, singer
Orion Schad, singer
Carol Kerns, singer

Sh'Boom

The Chords
arr. Eli Pesanelli

Keira Spencer, singer
Maddie Chanthabane, singer
Katherine Stewart, singer
Stephanie Bates, singer
Zachary Myer, singer

The Longest Time

Billy Joel
arr. Laeni Hayden

Laeni Hayden, conductor
Haley Whitelaw, conductor
Kaylee Trumper, singer
Barbara Johnson, singer
Riley Taylor, singer
Avriella Babasa, singer

Words from Fredrica Dooley-Brown

Bad Romance

Lady Gaga
arr. Laeni Hayden

Laeni Hayden, conductor
Kaylee Trumper, singer
Keira Sohosky, singer
Jacob Lamkin, singer

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