By: Aaralyn See
Oct 26th, Orchestra had their first concert of the 2022-23 school year in LJ Williams Theater.
Adriana La ‘24, who is in the chamber orchestra, says “I’m really excited and we’ve been preparing a lot.”
La says, “The concert is important to us because we don’t have a lot of opportunities to show redwood our talent.”
The Redwood Orchestra is prepared for their concert and many students are excited to show their ability.
Evanai Lee-Kearney ‘25, who is in the intermediate orchestra, says the concert “Expresses our emotions and shows how good we are as a Redwood orchestra.”
Zachary Toomooka ‘26, who is in advanced and chamber orchestra, says “Being in this group in general has helped me improve a lot.”
La would also like “To say thank you to Mr.Yokota because he works really hard.”
Lastly, Lee-Kearney says, “Come support us!”
Aaralyn See
Aaralyn See, Class of 2025, is a first-year journalism student who enjoys sharing stories about Redwood High School Arts. She is very excited to be a part of the Redwood Gigantea and is grateful that she is able to let people know the activities that go around at this school.
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