Shonna's family left on Sunday and our Keynote performance season started on Monday morning with a two-hour final rehearsal. We did nine performances, ending with our concert on December 11th in the tabernacle.
Bottom: Val Jones, Kalynn Snow, Cindi Witt, Marsha BrinkerhoffMiddle: Jen Pusey, Kim Meyers, Kyla Lawrence, Connie Spilker
Top: Tami Peterson, Cindy Alton, Lydia Fisher, Kay Hinton
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| At one of our performances at a rest home, we found Mary Dawn Cox- an original Keynote. Keynotes started 61 years ago! Her daughter and granddaughter were with her to hear us. It was such an honor to sing for her. |
I spent many hours preparing cheat sheets, mic maps, position charts. Being the leader is a huge job. These are just a FEW of the many charts, etc, I made. I learned a lot and have written notes on what I've learned. Hopefully next year will be easier. |
| We were asked to sing for the Red Cliffs, Utah temple sealers and wives Christmas social. Never have we had such an attentive audience. |
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| Star Bright with the guitar |
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| Our tabernacle concert went very well, with only minor glitches. It is an honor to sing in that sacred, historic building. |
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| I love each of these dear ladies and could write a whole post, talking about each of them- their fine qualities and what they contribute to our group. They are my Keynote sisters. |
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| Outside, the lights were so beautiful! |
I am the leader for Christmas. I have already started planning and choosing music for next Christmas. Kim is the leader for the spring season. I happily turn over the leadership reins to her for a while. I love being a Keynote!
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You are amazing and do such a good job. I wish I could sing with you and the Keynotes. Some day I'd like to attend one of your performances in the Tabernacle.
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