QUITMAN, Miss. (Queen City Newsfeed) – Quitman students shared a night of music at the Quitman choir concert this week. The Quitman High School and Quitman Junior High choirs sang for family and friends. The Quitman School District shared the news on Wednesday.
The concert was a big night for young singers in Clarke County. It also gave parents a chance to see what the students have been working on.
Junior High Choir Opens the Show
The Quitman Junior High Choir started the night. The group sang “Brave.” Four students sang solos in the song. They were Qua’nyiah Brown, Madison Strickland, Katelyn Tanner and Laila Busby.
High School Choir Takes the Stage
After that, the Quitman High School Choir sang two songs. First, the group performed “O Clap Your Hands.” Then, they sang “Gloria Dei Patris.”
Both Choirs Sing Together
To close the night, both choirs came together on stage. They sang “Homeward Bound” as one big group. Three students sang solos in this song. They were Journey Neely-Wright, Timothy Spooner and Marley Burgess.
The school district praised the students for their hard work. The district also thanked Choir Director Peyton King for leading a great concert.
How to Get Involved
Students in grades 6 through 12 can join the choir program in Quitman. Families who want to learn more can call Quitman High School at 601-776-3341 or Quitman Junior High at 601-776-6243. You can also follow the Quitman School District on Facebook for news about future concerts.
