NEBRASKATS SHOW CHOIR CONCERT WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, IN UNK FINE ARTS RECITAL HALL

Dr. Andrew White
Nebraskats director, 308.865.8610
 

The University of Nebraska at Kearney 14-voice show choir, the Nebraskats, will perform a variety of holiday music. as well as music made famous by The Manhattan Transfer, Shania Twain and S Club 7, in a 7:30 p.m. concert Wednesday, Dec. 6, in the UNK Fine Arts Recital Hall.  
    
Co-directed by Dr. David Bauer, Dr. Andrew White and Gary Schaaf, the Nebraskats’ show will also include music from Barnum and High School Musical, along with medleys from Cole Porter and selected Motown favorites.The concert is free and open to the public.  
    
All Nebraskats members are full-time students at UNK and represent many areas of study, as well as most areas of the state. The Nebraskats are selected by competitive auditions each spring from among the 50-75 students who audition.
    
Music performed by the show choir traditionally includes Broadway show tunes, medleys of songs by various composers and popular music from the 1920’s to the 21st. century. Highlights of past years have included performance tours of Japan, China, Germany, England, Austria, Australia, the Czech Republic and Washington, D.C.  
    
Members of the UNK Nebraskats, listed alphabetically by hometown, include:  
          Cozad
 – Michaela Nutt  
          Dalton
 – Blake Thompson  
          Elkhorn
 – Tyler Kaufmann  
          Grand
  Island  – Russtanna Faimon, Alicia Spelts and Rutheah
              Williams  
          Kearney
 – Tray Henricksen, Clifford Holman, James Jelkin,
              Samantha Jenny, McKenna Murphy
         Omaha  – Alexander Ritter  
          Seward
 – Katherine Bauer  
         
               JAPAN
 
                     Minami Okamura  

     Performing with the Nebraskats are members of the UNK Nebraskats band,
who are listed below, alphabetically by hometown:  

          Cozad- Dillon Riley, guitar, and Dirk Riley, drums  
          Kearney-
 Mandy West, piano  
          Lincoln-
 Paul Ewalt, keyboard