Seven Lakes High School

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News

2022 Masterworks Concert Ettiquete Video

Our communications team made an “airline safety video” delivering concert ettiquete guidelines in an entertaining fashion! Check it out here!

2022 Solo Ensemble

The annual UIL Solo and Ensemble contest happened on Saturday February 5th at Mayde Creek High School. Our students performed the pieces they’ve been diligently practicing, taking home medals in both solo and ensemble categories!

2022 Masterworks

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Each biennial year, the Fine Arts Department presents a Masterworks or Musical. This year’s event is our Masterworks, so come and see our fine arts department perform! Tickets can be bought above

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SLORK Wars Trailer

This school year, our communications chair Derek Chen has been working on a massive project based on the acclaimed “Star Wars” series featuring action, betrayal, animations, fight scenes, cool space battles, and most importantly our orchestra students and directors! Check out the trailer!

2022 UIL Concert & Sight-Reading Evaluation

This week, our students and orchestra levels participated in the annual UIL Concert & Sight-Reading Evaluation! Thanks to their dedicated their work, our combined Camerata and Philharmonia 2 ensemble, Philharmonia 7 Orchestra, Lyrica Orchestra, Cambiata Orchestra, and varsity Sinfonia Orchestra all earned sweepstakes awards and scored with flying colors!

2022 UIL Preview Concert

Our ensembles gave a preview performance of what they would be playing for the annual UIL competition in a few weeks! We were joined by educators Bingiee Shiu and Michael Isadore who gave constructive criticism to our performing students!

We encourage families of the students competing at UIL to attend. Be sure to also check out the animated concert ettiquete video!

Cadenza

CODA

“A closing passage generally added to the end of a composition to provide a strong conclusion to the work, giving the piece a grander sense of finality”