Please join us for our upcoming ARHS Music Info Night!
Category Archives: Music
Wegmans…THE MUSICAL 2.0!
Overview: “Wegmans…THE MUSICAL” was written in 2012 by Maura Morrison’s Advanced Drama class after the town of Northboro welcomed the first Wegmans store in Massachusetts. It’s the story of twin brothers both managing competing supermarkets in Northboro. One is wildly jealous of the splash Wegmans makes in town and plots to destroy its success. There is also a couple who gets engaged in the store (this really happened) and a missing elderly man in the frozen foods aisle . The songs include parodies from RENT, Les Miserables, Wicked, Hamilton and Eminem. Six years have passed since Wegmans… THE MUSICAL hit the Algonquin stage. Can you believe they’re letting them do this again?! This minimally updated version is shamelessly called; Wegmans… THE MUSICAL 2.0!
Location: Algonquin Auditorium, 79 Bartlett Street, Northboro, MA
Dates: Thursday, June 7 and Friday, June 8 @7pm
Seats are free- donations appreciated
TriM Open Mic Night
Tonight is the annual Tri-M Open Mic Night. The evening will feature a variety of musical performances by Algonquin students. Armeno’s coffee will be available to purchase along with freshly baked goods! All proceeds will benefit the MMEA Symphony Scholars program.
Special thanks to our sponsors Armeno’s Coffee and Lowe’s Meat Market.
POPS Night!
The music departments annual POPS Night is scheduled for Wednesday, May 30 at 7pm in the ARHS A gym. This is a fabulous evening of entertainment celebrating another successful year for all of our curricular and extra-curricular performing groups. Film music, rock, jazz, Broadway, 70s and more will all be featured on the program. Admission is $10 and tickets will be available at the door. Doors open at 6:30pm
Music Department Tours NYC
Recently, the music department participated in a 3-day tour of NYC with 67 of our music students. The choir, band and orchestra performed in NYC at two very impressive venues: St. John the Divine Cathedral and St. Paul the Apostle Church. The trips activities were socially and musically educational and our students represented our community well in NYC.
Some of the highlights of the trip included: our performances, attending School of Rock the Musical, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square and Central Park and the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
