Performing Arts – Voxitatis Blog

It all starts with a dot for the Rolling Meadows band

The Marching Mustangs from Rolling Meadows H.S. discover their “sixth gear” as dots become art and music grows through the centuries on the field.

Northeast Ohio high school choirs take on Carl Orff’s iconic Carmina Burana at the elegant Severance Hall.

With A Matter of Time, Laufey bends genres and sparks debate. Students across the country explain why it resonates.

The “Star-Spangled Banner” connects history, patriotism, and sports, even as students debate how often it should be sung.

From polishing instruments to polishing leadership skills, band students make halftime a celebration of hard work and camaraderie.

Taylor Swift’s upcoming album, The Life of a Showgirl, is dominating high school newspapers from Colorado to Florida.

The Marching Highlanders edged Spirit of Muncie by less than a point, claiming their 8th championship and first since 2019.

Instead of struggling with high rental fees, Pa. music students now play on $50 violins, printed layer by layer at school.

Leadership, endurance, and teamwork: marching bands nationwide show how much heart goes into every halftime performance.

A triumphant return to the stage by one of pop music’s classiest acts brought a fitting close to the Olympics Opening Ceremony.