Local Talent on Music in Park Stage
August 31, 2015
Antigo’s acclaimed music in the park is winding down its summer season in style in 2015.
On Thursday evening there was something new in the park, a local talent show, and it was amazing how much of it is out there.
The show drew an exceptionally nice crowd to the park for the evening of fun, music and smiles.
Using recorded accompaniment, the performers offered a different pace of entertainment after a summer of bluegrass, a touch of religious, polkas and waltzes and even marches and military numbers when the 451st. U.S. Army Band paid a weekend visit.
On Thursday, there were a few selections that stood out.
The evening started with two in a country western duo, Jocie and Ethan Hayek, singing “Anything You Can Do, I can Do Better.” It was a tremendous opener, especially with the western outfits. In fact, the Hayek family dominated much of the program.
The evening continued with plenty of smiles and in some cases, amazement that neighbors can sing like that.
Here is the evening’s program:
Jocie & Ethan Hayek, vocalist
“Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better”, “Annie Get your Gun” Irving Berlin
Elisabeth Eldridge, vocalist
“Let it Go” from “Frozen” Robert & Kristen Lopez
Bob Lomprey, Acoustic guitar/vocalist
“Angles Flying too Close to the Ground” Willy Nelson
Gabby Richling, vocalist
“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Music by Harold Arlen and Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg “The Wizard of Oz”
Sarah McMahon, vocalist/percussion
“When I’m Gone” AP Carter & Louise Gerstein
Katherine Gorichan, trumpet
“”Why Don’t You do It Right” Joseph (Kansas Joe) McCoy
Sherrelle Schmidt, vocalist
“The Greatest Love of All “Whitney Houston, Michael Masser, Linda Creed
Allivia Zoern, vocalist with Colleen Krivoshein accompanist
“Se Tu M’ami” Composer: Giovanni Pergolasi
Aubrie Hayek, vocalist
“Walking After Midnight”, Patsy Cline, Alan Block, Donn Hecht
Gideon, Percilla, and Isaiah Hayak back up dance
Tyler Stone,
percussionist
“Wipeout”, the Surfaris, Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller, Ron Wilson
Amanda Zaverousky, vocalist
“He Knows My Name”, Tommy Walker
Dustin Tomson, vocalist
“I Believe I Can Fly”, R&B, R. Kelly
Michaela Tomczyk, vocalist
“Tomorrow” from Musical, “Annie” Music: Charles Strause, Lyrics: Martin Charnin
Emma Hale, vocalist
“Let Me Be Your Star” from “Smash” Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman
Sarah Wurtinger, vocalist
“Only Hope” from a “Walk to Remember” by Mandy Moore
Denise Hale, vocalist
“Down at the Twist & Shout” Mary Chapin-Carpenter
Matthew & Gideon Hayek, vocalist
“Trouble” Music Jerry Lieber and Mike Stroller
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August 31, 2015
Author:
Antigo Daily Journal
Source:
Antigo Daily Journal
Antigo’s acclaimed music in the park is winding down its summer season in style in 2015.
On Thursday evening there was something new in the park, a local talent show, and it was amazing how much of it is out there.
The show drew an exceptionally nice crowd to the park for the evening of fun, music and smiles.
Using recorded accompaniment, the performers offered a different pace of entertainment after a summer of bluegrass, a touch of religious, polkas and waltzes and even marches and military numbers when the 451st. U.S. Army Band paid a weekend visit.
On Thursday, there were a few selections that stood out.
The evening started with two in a country western duo, Jocie and Ethan Hayek, singing “Anything You Can Do, I can Do Better.” It was a tremendous opener, especially with the western outfits. In fact, the Hayek family dominated much of the program.
The evening continued with plenty of smiles and in some cases, amazement that neighbors can sing like that.
Here is the evening’s program:
Jocie & Ethan Hayek, vocalist
“Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better”, “Annie Get your Gun” Irving Berlin
Elisabeth Eldridge, vocalist
“Let it Go” from “Frozen” Robert & Kristen Lopez
Bob Lomprey, Acoustic guitar/vocalist
“Angles Flying too Close to the Ground” Willy Nelson
Gabby Richling, vocalist
“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Music by Harold Arlen and Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg “The Wizard of Oz”
Sarah McMahon, vocalist/percussion
“When I’m Gone” AP Carter & Louise Gerstein
Katherine Gorichan, trumpet
“”Why Don’t You do It Right” Joseph (Kansas Joe) McCoy
Sherrelle Schmidt, vocalist
“The Greatest Love of All “Whitney Houston, Michael Masser, Linda Creed
Allivia Zoern, vocalist with Colleen Krivoshein accompanist
“Se Tu M’ami” Composer: Giovanni Pergolasi
Aubrie Hayek, vocalist
“Walking After Midnight”, Patsy Cline, Alan Block, Donn Hecht
Gideon, Percilla, and Isaiah Hayak back up dance
Tyler Stone,
percussionist
“Wipeout”, the Surfaris, Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller, Ron Wilson
Amanda Zaverousky, vocalist
“He Knows My Name”, Tommy Walker
Dustin Tomson, vocalist
“I Believe I Can Fly”, R&B, R. Kelly
Michaela Tomczyk, vocalist
“Tomorrow” from Musical, “Annie” Music: Charles Strause, Lyrics: Martin Charnin
Emma Hale, vocalist
“Let Me Be Your Star” from “Smash” Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman
Sarah Wurtinger, vocalist
“Only Hope” from a “Walk to Remember” by Mandy Moore
Denise Hale, vocalist
“Down at the Twist & Shout” Mary Chapin-Carpenter
Matthew & Gideon Hayek, vocalist
“Trouble” Music Jerry Lieber and Mike Stroller
Click here for more information. »
