Musical Journey: Ephrata Choir finds harmony – and awe – on Puget Sound Tour
The first week in March, Ephrata High School Choir students visited the Puget Sound area to sing, learn and laugh with their peers. During the trip students visited Lumen Field, exploring locker rooms, suites, press boxes and even stepping onto the field.
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Between rehearsals, students visited the island’s giant wooden troll sculpture and spent time on the beach – moments Choir Director Tim O’Donnell said are just as important as performing.
SEATTLE — The moment the first notes lifted into the vaulted air of St. James Cathedral, something shifted for the Ephrata High School Choir. The students had spent two days singing, learning, laughing and ferry‑hopping their way across the Puget Sound region – but this was the moment that stayed with them.
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