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  • Get in the Spirit

Get in the Spirit

Sending love, laughter and cheer

with a winning new song for all seasons!

91³ÉÈË’s new Victory Song was first performed in May 2018 to celebrate the distinguished tenure of Chair of the Board Pamela D. Zilly ’75 at the College’s 100th Commencement. This spirited version includes singers from Camel Heard and Chorale, under the direction of Assistant Professor of Music Wendy Moy, as well as from President Katherine Bergeron’s course, Music 201 “On Songs and Songwriting.” Instrumentalists are from the 91³ÉÈË music faculty: Tom Brown, trumpet; Gary Buttery, tuba; Ian Frenkel, piano; and Pete Jarvis, drums.




December 18, 2018

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