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Ravenna Balloon
A-Fair: At
left, the Angels "lifted up" the Ravenna Balloon A-Fair on Sept. 19,
2004. Just a few weeks later, the young students performed for thousands
of people at the Susan G. Koman Race for the Cure in Cleveland. |
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Crowd Walks on
Sunshine
at Legacy Village
Hot off of a sell-out Spring Benefit Concert, nearly 100 Angels
entertained a crowd at Legacy Village on Sunday, May 30, 2004. The new concert
line-up, debuted for almost 2,500 people at the Allen Theatre on May 23,
proved as bright as the weather at the upscale Lyndhurst shopping
center. |
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July Fourth:
The Singing Angels
started the day with a solemn dedication at the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument on Cleveland’s Public Square. Twenty-four Angels sang as a
historical marker was dedicated at this 110-year-old monument. The
entire performing chorus was then brought together at the Berea
Fairgrounds to sing a joint concert with the Cleveland Pops Orchestra at
Summerfest. Many Angel families were among the roughly
1,000 people who heard the show. This event attracted a great deal of attention, and was
featured on local news. The Angels were featured on “19 Action News”
that day, and it may be because the cameraman was former Angel Brett
Rudolph. |
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Angels salute military comptrollers:
Before an enormous national audience of base
leaders at the Cleveland Convention Center, the Singing Angels were
privileged to sing an
all-patriotic set that wowed everyone in attendance. Especially popular
at the June 4, 2004, concert was the salute to the five branches of the
Armed Forces. |
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Photo by Corrie
Harding. |
The
2004
Alumni &
Family Night,
and the sold-out
Spring Concert
were big hits; click for more
pictures. At left, Cecilia Kazol Budnick conducts the alumni the night
before the Spring Concert. |