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Susan Lewis Music Studio students entertain at Fall Festival

October 11, 2021
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By Debbie Adams

Performances by the Susan Lewis Music Studio students are always a highlight of any festival or event. That was so again at the Vinton Fall Festival on October 2, when 14 of Lewis’s voice students took the stage at the Vinton Municipal Building.

“I was absolutely blown away with my voice students’ performances!” said Susan Lewis. “To say that I admire and am proud of their display of confidence, progress, and vocal skills is an understatement. They truly entertained the audience and enjoyed themselves doing it—the goal of the day!”

Vocalists ranged in age from young elementary to college students to adults, performing a variety of musical styles.

Voice students from the Susan Lewis Music Studio performed on the Municipal Building stage during Fall Festival on October 2. Shown left to right (front row) are Nolan Ferguson, Ryleigh Woolwine, and Brent Saunders; middle row, teacher Susan Lewis, Kelly Ronan, Sofia Gonzalez, Abby Shelton, and Emily Mower; back row, Trey Saunders, Tes Smith, Simon Sealey, Paul Sealey, Lexi Williamson, and Amanda Morris. Aubri Kessler is not pictured. (photos by Debbie Adams)

Performers included:

  • Nolan Ferguson, 8, who sang “God Bless the USA”
Nolan Ferguson
  • Aubri Kessler, 9, performing “Girl on Fire”
Aubri Kessler
  • Ryleigh Woolwine, 9, singing “My Father’s Eyes”
Ryleigh Woolwine
  • Brent Saunders, 11, performing “I Hope You’re Happy Now”
Brent Saunders
  • Emily Mower, 11, singing “Top Secret Personal Beeswax” from Junie B. Jones
Emily Mower
  • Sofia Gonzalez, 13, performing “Speechless” from “Aladdin” (2019)
Sofia Gonzalez
  • Trey Saunders, accompanying himself on the guitar, singing “Folsom Prison Blues”
Trey Saunders
  • Paul Sealey, 15, singing “Hooked on a Feeling”
Paul Sealey
  • Amanda Morris, an adult student, performing “Blame It on Your Heart”
Amanda Morris
  • Lexi Williamson, 16, singing ‘Someone Like You”
Lexi Williamson
  • Kelly Ronan, an adult student, singing “My Lullaby” from Lion King 2
Kelly Ronan
  • Simon Sealey, 17, performing “Breakeven”

  • Abby Shelton, a high school graduate with plans to study musical theatre, performing “Pulled” from “The Addams Family”
Abby Shelton
  • Tes Smith, a college student at Virginia Western, who performed “Never Enough” from “The Greatest Showman”
Tes Smith

Lewis has been teaching piano and voice in the Vinton area for over 30 years. More information about lessons is available by calling or texting Lewis at 890-3400. You can also find the Susan Lewis Music Studio on Facebook and YouTube.

Susan Lewis Music Studio students performed at the Vinton Fall Festival.
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