So many bands! So many concerts!
First we have the Bonneville symphonic band concert at the Hillcrest performing arts center on Tuesday, November 9. Rebekah played euphonium. We could see where she was sitting until the band director had the tuba player scoot his chair farther back.
Bekah on euphonium. This was before the tuba player moved. The combined concert and symphonic bands played "House of Horrors," "Nevermore" and "Incantations."
Warren the tuba player and Rebekah the euphonium player twirling as they play "Cave of the Winds," an unconventional performance which included everyone wearing sunglasses and moving across the stage in various ways.
Next we had the Gem State Honor Band performing at the Blackfoot Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, November 17. Rebekah played first trombone in this auditioned regional honor band.
Bekah in the back. They played "Along an English Countryside," "Divinum Mysterium" and "Puszta."
Then there was the Idaho Falls Youth Symphony Orchestra's concert on Thursday, December 2 at the Idaho Falls Civic Center.
Again, Rebekah played first trombone, and again, Rebekah sat in the very back.
And most recently we had Tuba Christmas on Saturday, December 11 at BYU-Idaho. This is the part of the Christmas season that Rebekah looks forward to the most. Since the event had to be cancelled last year due to COVID, it was nice to be able to hold it again.
Decked out in their Christmas finery (both Bekah and C3PO, her euphonium). They had more people participate in this area's Tuba Christmas than ever before.
Smiling after their performance.