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Spring choir concert blossoms with beauty (video)

Liam Quigley, Staff Writer
April 24, 2025

The Coppell Choir spring concert is an annual performance with singing and music by every sect. This year’s concert on April 1 included “Yo Le Canto”, “Omnia Vincit Amor” and “When I am silent.”

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Liam Quigley
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Liam Quigley is a sophomore and a staff writer for The Sidekick. He joined Sidekick to further his knowledge of journalism and enhance his creative reach. His favorite sections to post in are student life and he loves to create videos and comics for the website. He joined to pursue photography and further his writing skills.Outside of school he enjoys making art and cooking. Specifically making charcoal drawings/Sculptures and baking desserts. He hopes to get better at writing by the end of the year. You can contact him at ltq9823@g.coppellisd.com