

Saturday evening was an absolute treat! Ted and I attended the
150th University of Michigan Men's Glee Club Annual Spring Concert at Hill Auditorium. Let me just tell you how incredible this concert was. A little background info, The U of M Men's Glee Club was founded in 1859 and is one of the oldest collegiate choruses in the United States and the oldest continually-run student organization on the Michigan campus. The club performs regularly within the state of MI(we've heard them at a few tailgates on football Saturdays) and tours the country as well as abroad every spring. They are internationally known and have won several awards. They hosted close to 500 alumni from previous choirs, one of whom is Bob McGrath who many of you know as Bob the music teacher on Sesame Street (he just completed his 38th season!) He received the Lifetime Achievement Award during the concert. The singing was just heavenly! The first part of the concert, the Glee Club sang all international songs. The second half was made up of American songs and of course, Songs of Michigan (Yes, we all stood up and sang the entire "Victors" fight song). Ted and I teased that the Men's Glee Club are probably the only ones who actually know the ENTIRE song, ha! Here we are outside of Hill Auditorium and I quickly snapped a picture of the stage before the concert.