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Weekly Newsletter of Baldwin Park

In the small city of Baldwin Park, CA, The Performing Arts Center, best known as The PAC Center by fellow citizens, was hosting Sierra Vista High School Harmony, which features the Vocal Ensemble, Concert Choir, and Treble Choir groups. Suzanne Brookey was the choir director and Wendi Turk was the piano accompanist. The performance started at 7:00 pm sharp, free admission, which means anyone can come and support this lovely choir group perform. Each choir group has their own pieces of work of music by different composers and each group performs it at separate times. First came treble choir, then two solos performed by Florence Gong who perform a song called Quella Fiamma and then it was Diego Ayala who performed Per La Gloria. After the two soloist, then came Concert Choir and then two more soloist by the name of Joyce Ayala who also sang Per La Gloria, and Brandon Villa who then also sang Quella Fiamma. Last but not least, came the Vocal Ensemble group.
Most things usually do not stand out to any ordinary person attending a choir performance, but a person who knows about music, they were astonished and a bit of a critic. “They were a bit of pitch sometimes. Treble Choir was a bit distracted. There was one girl at the edge that kept on moving and fiddling too much and kept me distracted. Concert choir was a bit too stiff as for their performance, but other than that, they were pretty good. Vocal Ensemble was an overall amazing performance. I’m very proud of my wife, Suzanne” Jeff Brookey. As for I, it was an amazing performance. This performance was a free show and I recommend for people from the community to come and support their students talents.

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