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Irvington's Got Music! Benefit Concert

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Irvington High School orchestra members perform before the Irvington's Got Music! benefit. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School orchestra members perform before the Irvington's Got Music! benefit. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School sophomore Ethan Tardio performs "The Way It Is" by Bruce Hornsby. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School junior Jake Glantz sings "Gold" from Once. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School senior Nate Long perfoms his own composition, "Insuppressible." Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School senior Nir Krawczyk performs "In a Sentimental Mood" by Duke Ellington. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School graduate Jessie Lambiase and Grammy-nominated guitarist Gil Parris perform. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School junior Dillon Yeh performs "Claire de Lune" by Claude Debussy. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School senior Nicole Baschinsky performs. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School graduate Kascia Graham performs with pianist Jonathan Faiman. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Noted singer Amy Goldstein performs a piece from "La Boheme" with her husband, pianist Jonathan Faiman. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington violinist Kathleen Thomson performs with pianist Jonathan Faiman. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Singer Regina Zona sings a piece from Puccini's "Tosca." Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Singer Larry Kolker performs at the Irvington's Got Music! benefit. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Irvington High School faculty member Diana Selenow performs at the Irvington's Got Music! benefit. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
The Rob Smith Combo performs at the Irvington's Got Music! benefit. Photo Credit: Meredith Shamburger
Read the Article Benefit Raises Money For Irvington Students' Italy Trip

IRVINGTON, N.Y. – Irvington's got some serious musical talent.

Students, faculty and community members came out in force Thursday evening to raise money for the upcoming Irvington High School Chorus and Orchestra trip to Italy. The “Irvington's Got Music!” benefit raised $1,600 for the trip, organizers said Friday morning.

The benefit included performances of classic songs, Broadway hits and opera favorites from several Irvington High School students and faculty. ...
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