Clinton, SC - On Tuesday, February 27, the Presbyterian College Choir and Bella Voce presented a spectacular concert, "Sounds from the Stage and Screen," at 7:30 pm in Edmunds Hall. The event, masterfully hosted by Clinton's own Mayor Randy Randall, featured a diverse range of musical selections from iconic Broadway shows and beloved Hollywood films.
The evening's program showcased the impressive vocal talents of the Presbyterian College Choir and Bella Voce. One of the standout performances of the night was PC alumnus Bob Link's outstanding rendition of "Man of La Mancha." Link's powerful voice and commanding stage presence brought the classic musical number to life.
Other highlights from the concert included "A Wonderful Day Like Today" from The Roar of the Greasepaint, "Matchmaker" from Fiddler on the Roof, and a rousing performance of "Seize the Day" from Newsies. The latter number was a personal favorite among many in attendance, and the choir's energetic delivery did not disappoint.
Under the direction of Kipper Ackerman, the Presbyterian College Choir and Bella Voce demonstrated their exceptional skill and artistry, navigating a wide range of musical styles with ease. The concert was a testament to the wealth of musical talent at Presbyterian College and the enduring appeal of music from the stage and screen.
The success of "Sounds from the Stage and Screen" was also due in part to the warm and engaging hosting of Mayor Randy Randall, who brought his signature charm and charisma to the proceedings.
Best of all, this fantastic event was free and open to the public, making it accessible to music lovers of all ages. Overall, The Presbyterian College Choir and Bella Voce truly "hit all the right notes" with their spectacular concert, "Sounds from the Stage and Screen." And with Mayor Randy Randall at the helm, the event was a "pitch-perfect" success, providing an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment for all in attendance.
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Sounds from the Stage and Screen: Bob Link sings “Man of La Mancha” Video
Highlights from Presbyterian College's Sounds from the Stage and Screen Video
