Music Fills the Gym at Greenwood Mic
Our first Greenwood Mic of 2025-2026 certainly did not disappoint!
Hosted by the Arts Executive, Greenwood Mic invites performers of all levels, grades and types to hit the stage for a talent-filled assembly each term. This month's assembly featured music from a variety of genres.
Here's the setlist from the October 24 assembly. Congratulations and thank you to all our performers and emcees Sam Jakolska '26, Molly Marshall '26 and Carter Murphy '26.
Our Grade 7s kicked things off with a performance of Try Everything by Shakira, which they had learned a day previous at Arts Day.
Guitar Club performed 25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago, Jack Kimmel '27 and Jacob Alvo '27 played and sang High and Dry by Radiohead and Mason Kohler '26 gave us a rendition of Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye, complete with a loop to create all the parts.
Hannah Gosevitz-Foulds '31 sang vampire by Olivia Rodrigo, Sammy Kimmelman '28 gave us Straight and Narrow by Sam Barber and Ander Smith '27 rounded things off with Clementine by Elliot Smith.
There was also one surprise last-minute addition: Mr. Jennings led us all in a spirited sing-along of Take Me Out to the Ballgame to show our support for the Toronto Blue Jays.
We're already looking forward to the next Greenwood Mic! Mark your calendars for December 5.
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Hosted by the Arts Executive, Greenwood Mic invites performers of all levels, grades and types to hit the stage for a talent-filled assembly each term. This month's assembly featured music from a variety of genres.
Here's the setlist from the October 24 assembly. Congratulations and thank you to all our performers and emcees Sam Jakolska '26, Molly Marshall '26 and Carter Murphy '26.
Our Grade 7s kicked things off with a performance of Try Everything by Shakira, which they had learned a day previous at Arts Day.
Guitar Club performed 25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago, Jack Kimmel '27 and Jacob Alvo '27 played and sang High and Dry by Radiohead and Mason Kohler '26 gave us a rendition of Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye, complete with a loop to create all the parts.
Hannah Gosevitz-Foulds '31 sang vampire by Olivia Rodrigo, Sammy Kimmelman '28 gave us Straight and Narrow by Sam Barber and Ander Smith '27 rounded things off with Clementine by Elliot Smith.
There was also one surprise last-minute addition: Mr. Jennings led us all in a spirited sing-along of Take Me Out to the Ballgame to show our support for the Toronto Blue Jays.
We're already looking forward to the next Greenwood Mic! Mark your calendars for December 5.
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