Clarkson Community High School put on its latest musical production recently.
The Year 10 & 11 music students of Clarkson Community High School continue their foray into the world of audio recording with their latest offering, a cover of the classic rock track Wild Thing.
Clarkson Community High School senior drama and music students will perform their first ever musical, Leaving: A Rock Musical next month.
Clarkson Community High School Year 10 music students Kaylah Brazendale and Nathan Stone finished their school year off with a bang when they recorded an acoustic cover version of "Life is a Highway" yesterday.
Their version is beatifully simple, consisting of only Nathan's acoustic guitar and Kaylah's fantastic voice, with subtle dynamic processing by John Keyworth who supervised the recording.
After many requests by students for the school to provide recording facilities for music performances, their dreams have finally become a reality thanks to the collaboration of the Music and IT departments. Audio/visual facilities in the IT block have recently been creatively adapted to accommodate the needs of the Year 11 & 12 TEE and Music in Society classes, allowing those students to create a permanent digital record of their musical endeavors in a professional-standard recording studio.
Months of hard work by aspiring Thespians at Clarkson Community High School will culminate when their production of Hating Alison Ashley is performed this month.
