A baseline beat resonates from the stage as the choir begins to sing and captures the attention of the audience. Vocal Legacy, the a cappella choir group is composed of some of the best singers at Bryan High and in that mix is sophomore Graham Littlefield who excels at beatboxing.

The curtain rises as all the hours of work, tears, and nerves culminate in this single moment. The Narrator begins the story: “Once upon a time in a far off kingdom”, and the stage comes to life transporting the audience into the fairy tale world. Fine arts students involved with choir, band, and theatre labored for months creating their own version of the Tony Award-winning musical Into the Woods.

Creating art, singing opera, and creative writing provide an outlet for senior Lauren Bernal. Beginning in the sixth grade, Lauren found her passion for art creating simple drawings.

The Bryan High Choir competed as four different choirs at the UIL Concert & Sight-Reading contest held at College Station High School. Varsity Men – Concert 1-2-1 // Sight-reading 1-1-1 (Sweepstakes) Non-Varsity Mixed – Concert 2-2-2 // Sight-reading 1-1-1 Varsity Mixed – Concert 1-1-1 // Sight-reading 1-1-1 (Sweepstakes) Varsity Women – Concert 1-1-1 // Sight-reading […]

The Bryan High Choir will host a princess tea party, and YOU are invited! The tea party will take place February 27 in the Bryan High School Commons. This event is for children 12 and under and their parent(s). There will be singing, autographs, pictures, and more! We encourage your child to dress in their […]

Choir students competed at UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest on Thursday, Feb. 18. Of the 110 students that competed: 68 earned a division 1 rating 34 qualified for State

On February 19th choir students competed in UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest. -107 students competed -79 received a division one rating (the highest mark) -41 qualified for State Solo & Ensemble Contest in May -30 of the State qualifiers are (Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen) The following students earned a division 1 ranking and qualified for […]

Tony Award-winning musical is about family, home and finding where you belong Bryan High School’s ​F​ine ​A​rts Department launches its 2015 spring season with “In The Heights,” by Lin-Manuel Miranda, February 6, 7 & 9. (​Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda Book bu Quiara Alegria Hudes) “In The Heights” by Lin-Manuel Miranda February 6, 7, […]

The choir will present their first performance of the year Monday night at 7:00 at Rudder HS. They will perform a “short” concert exploring music from the Renaissance period, gospel music, barbershop, and do-wop just to name a few genres. The variety of music and the skill of the choirs will leave you entertained. WHAT: […]

On Saturday, September 27, 26 choir members competed in the Region 8 All-Region Choir auditions. Thirteen students earned a place in the choir and 9 advance to the next round in November. Lilly Chilek – Soprano 1 – 25th chair Kailey Farris – Soprano 2 – 16th chair Addie Henry – Alto 1 (Pre-Area) – […]

Every day, students come to school and are given piles of assignments to complete that night. After putting on The Sound of Music earlier this month, many students have found that participating in the musical has given them a way to be expressive and build unity between those involved.

Choir students competed in the 2014 UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest on Feb. 20. 96 students competed 64 received a division one rating (the highest mark) 36 qualified for State Solo & Ensemble Contest in May 24 of the State qualifiers are (Junior, Sophomores, and Freshman) The following students qualified for state: Albright, Dillon (10) […]

Feb. 7-10: Bryan Fine Arts Presents ‘The Sound of Music’ Classic musical by Rodgers & Hammerstein showcased by leading talent Stellar singing and acting are highlighted under the bright lights of the Bryan Civic Auditorium Feb. 7, 8, and 10 as the Bryan High Fine Arts Department presents “The Sound of Music.” Leading talent in […]

On Saturday, January 11, seniors Lindsey Morehead and James Mosqueda earned positions in the 2014 Texas All-State Mixed Choir. Lindsey placed 4th chair in the Soprano 1 section. James placed 2nd chair in the Bass 2 section. These students will represent Bryan High School at the Texas Music Educators (TMEA) State Convention February 12-16 in […]

With the holidays rapidly approaching, organizations are preparing for their annual traditions and festivities. The choir department is gearing up for their 30th year of Feast of Carols, a dinner and Christmas concert all centered around a Renaissance theme which will take place on December 12, 13, and 14.

Nine choir students earned spots in the All-Region Choir on Saturday in Belton, TX. Lindsey Morehead 5th chair – Soprano 1 Addie Henry 10th chair – Alto 1 Rebecca Peirce 25th chair – Alto 1 Andrew Liner 2nd chair – Tenor 1 Patrick Simmons 15th chair – Tenor 1 Grayson McGee 6th chair – Tenor […]

The Bryan High Choir competed in UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest on Feb. 14. 110 students performed solos and 75 received a 1st division rating. Of the 75 (1st division ratings) 46 qualified for State Solo & Ensemble Contest in May at the University of Texas in Austin. *Qualified for State *Aaron Sowell *Abby Wunneburger […]

Nineteen freshman and sophomore choir students competed in the Region 8 – 9/10 All-region Choir auditions. Thirteen of nineteen earned a spot in the choir. 9/10 Choir members: Victoria Saenz – Soprano 7th Natalie Fisher – Soprano 14th Macy Ponzio – Soprano 15th Saori Rosas – Soprano alternate Abigal Spiegelman – Soprano alternate Amber Mosqueda […]

The following choir students earned placement in the Region 8 All-Region Choir. Students ranking in the top 15 in their respective sections will continue to the next level of competition on November 3rd. Soprano 1 Lindsey Morehead – 5th Alto 1 Addie Henry – 15th Amanda Ricke – 25th Alto 2 Abby Wunneburger – 3rd […]

The choir participated in the UIL Solo and Ensemble last week. Over 120 students competed and many came out with division 1 and 2 ratings.

The Wizard of Oz, a classic American cultural entity, is cherished by children and adults across the country–and messing with something so treasured is always a risk.

Still, the risk paid off for the Fine Arts department over the weekend as they performed their interpretation of The Wizard of Oz to an audience that was left both delighted and fulfilled.

On Feb. 3, 4 and 6, the fine arts department will showcase their production of The Wizard of Oz, but with a new twist. Countless hours of rehearsal and preparation have gone into this year’s production, and the audience can look forward to a unique rendition of the show they know and love.

Tickets for the Fine Arts department’s spring musical, The Wizard of Oz, are on sale now. The show will be from February 3 – 6 at the Bryan Civic Auditorium.

Pre-sale tickets cost $7 for students and $10 for adults. All tickets are $12 at the door. Tickets can be purchased from any cast or crew member, or in the Choir room.

Senior Landon McGee has received the highest honor possible for a Texas music student. He placed 5th in the Tenor 2 section and will join with other musicians across the state for three days of rehearsal (February 8-10) culminating in an All-State Choir performance February 11 in San Antonio, TX.

The mood for Feast Of Carols was set as soon as you entered the door. It was as if someone sent you back a couple hundred years and you landed in Medieval Times. Knights stood all around, along with court jesters, lords and ladies lining the halls and ushering you forward.

On Saturday, the choir competed at the Region 8 Pre-Area & 9th/10th grade Region Auditions.

As the holiday season approaches, so does the annual Feast of Carols performance by the choir. In its 28th year, the show remains popular and continues to sell out performances.

The Bryan High Choir kids performed incredibly on Saturday at All-Region choir auditions and earned a spot in the 2011-2012 All-Region Choir. The top 15 in each section will compete at Pre-Area auditions in November. The following memebers made All-Region: James Mosqueda 5th – Bass 2 Forrest Herman 14th – Bass 2 Kyle cade 15th […]

In high school, being involved in different extra-curricular activities while maintaining good grades isn’t always a simple task. While balancing choir, softball and her schoolwork, senior Emily Peirce is a good example of what it takes to succeed in each of these areas.

After countless hours of practice and preparation, members of the fine arts department sang and danced before an enchanted audience in their spring musical, Crazy for You.