Unleash the Musical Magic of Wyoming Indian High School
Musical Director Nancy Seiler
Seiler played a crucial role in directing the kiddos through each musical segment. She provided not only guidance and encouragement but also offered musical accompaniment for their performances. Her rendition of 'Silent Night' in both English and Arapaho added a unique touch to the program.Her expertise and passion for music were evident as she led the students with precision and care, ensuring that every note was played and every word was sung with perfection.
Seiler's dedication to the music program has been instrumental in nurturing the musical talents of the students and creating a platform for them to shine.
All Skill Levels Celebrated
The night was a celebration of all skill levels. Some students, who were performing guitar riffs or piano segments for the first time in front of a crowd, showed remarkable courage and determination. Others, like Trace Spotted Elk, demonstrated their exceptional musical abilities by playing guitar and singing the entirety of Zach Bryan's 'Something in the Orange'.This diversity of skills added to the charm and excitement of the program, as every student had a chance to showcase their talent and grow in confidence.
It was a night where everyone was encouraged to participate and share their love for music, regardless of their level of experience.
Senior Students Honored
The senior students who participated in the music programs were also recognized and honored. Names like Anthony Arthur, Seth Spoonhunter, Blayden Norse, Aiken McCabe, Martin Underwood, Marley C’Hair, Noah Red Willow, Ruby Burton, Anessa White, and Rachael DuShane were proudly announced.These students have dedicated years to the music program and have achieved remarkable feats. Their hard work and dedication have paid off, and they serve as an inspiration to the younger students.
The recognition they received was a testament to their talent and commitment to music, and it will surely motivate them to continue pursuing their musical dreams.
Traditional Club Dancers and More
The evening closed out with a captivating performance from the Traditional Club Dancers. Their graceful movements and vibrant costumes added a cultural element to the program, making it a truly memorable experience.Assistant principal Kevin Ley also presented turkey baskets and prize giveaways, adding an element of excitement and joy to the event. Snacks and refreshments were provided for attendees as they departed, ensuring that everyone left with a smile on their face.
To hear more about the program from Seiler and two of the student performers, be sure to check out their recent Coffee Time interview.