Warren Choir Program Makes History!
"For the first time in program history, Warren High School took four choirs to compete at UIL Concert & Sight-reading and each group earned a 1 - the highest possible score - from each of six judges. Every choir had the honor of bringing home a UIL Sweepstakes trophy to add to the Warren Choir collection and sign their name on, a Warren Choir tradition."
Varsity Mixed Choir
The streak continues! The Warren High School Varsity Mixed Choir has earned a Sweepstakes trophy every year since 2015. They have earned a “clean sweepstakes” - meaning they earned the highest possible score from every single judge - every year since 2019. Though students commented on the challenging sight-reading material they were presented with this year, they relied on their skills and each other to emerge victorious, earning compliments for their attention to detail and musicality in their performances.
Non-Varsity Treble Choir
Warren High School’s Non-Varsity Treble Choir has done it again! This is the ensemble’s third consecutive sweepstakes AND third consecutive “clean sweep”! The group - made up of only treble voices - earned high praise for their musicality and blended tone. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish next.
Non-Varsity Tenor Bass Choir
It’s been 10 years since Warren took a tenor bass choir to perform at UIL, and their comeback this year was triumphant! These young men earned Warren High School’s first non-varsity tenor/bass sweepstakes award in program history, and the first for a tenor/bass choir of any level since 2005!
Sub Non-Varsity Treble Choir
For the first time since 2016, the Warren Choir program prepared a sub non-varsity treble choir for UIL Concert and Sightreading. Many of these students are beginners who have never participated in UIL, but they didn’t let that stop them from earning the program one of its FOUR CLEAN SWEEPS this year!
