RES fifth grade chorus presents “RES Goes Country”
Russellville Elementary School’s 45-member fifth grade chorus presents “RES Goes Country,” directed by Lauren Ritter, May 11 in the Russellville City Schools auditorium.
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1:03 pm Sunday, May 21, 2023

RES fifth grade chorus presents “RES Goes Country”

Russellville Elementary School’s 45-member fifth grade chorus presented “RES Goes Country,” directed by Lauren Ritter, May 11 in the Russellville City Schools auditorium. Musical numbers included “Friends in Low Places,” with soloist Jackson Behel; “Wagon Wheel” with soloists Blayze Bullion and Griffin Rogers; “Burning House” with soloist Lydia Racz; “Girls Night Out”; “Man of Constant Sorrow”; “Our Song” with soloist Tinley Cleveland; “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” with soloists Elijah Bonds and Jacob Hartsell; and “Forever Country,” “Mountain Music” with soloists Alexa Adames and José David Valdez. 

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