Student Concert/Talent Show on Campus

 Today, I had a 7-hour shift at work (Visionworks), and when I was walking back to Boyd Hall going through the Holmes Hall courtyard, I saw a few people carrying what looked to me like instrument cases (I would only know that because I was in band and orchestra during high school) but I hadn't put any thought into it. About an hour later, I heard jazz music from my room and my roommate came into my room after coming back from a day with one of her friends, and she said she had seen a band playing in the Holmes courtyard. We were curious about it but didn't put any extra thought into it. About 30 minutes later, we were going to go to Target to get ingredients to make dinner, and when we went outside of the dorm, the band was still playing and we heard cheering, so we went over to check it out. It turns out that there was almost like a concert or a student talent show going on. We decided to sit for a few performances, and it was a really fun thing to experience. While most people wore masks, they weren't exactly all socially distancing. However, I believe there were individual groups that were socially distanced from the other groups there.

I never got a confirmation on what exactly was going on, but I assume that it was a student talent show and a concert from students in the Creative Arts LLP, who reside in Holmes Hall. I took a few recordings of some of the performances we sat through, which I'll include in this post. So, if you've made it this far, sit back, relax, and enjoy some talent from students on campus. 

I knew 2/3 songs that were performed. The first song is "Never Enough" from the movie The Greatest Showman and the second song is "I See the Light" from the Disney movie Tangled.