Spectrum & Prism Show Choirs
Our show choirs performs a show filled with music, dance and emotion, spending countless hours to perfect the message for their audience. For more information, contact Edgar Estrada.
SPECTRUM
Spectrum is the mixed varsity show choir comprised of 52 singers/dancers and are supported by their 12-member show band, Chroma, and a 7-member show crew. This year’s set is entitled ‘Bloom’ that shares the message of growth and change. Directed by Edgar Estrada, accompanied by Austin Oltman. Â
PRISM
Prism is the trebel show choir comprised of 27 singer/dancer and are supported by their 12-member show band, Chroma, and a 7-member show crew. This year’s set is inspired by rain and storms. Directed by Ian Mitchell, accompanied by Austin Oltman.Â
2024 Season Recap
Lincoln East High School “Spartan Spectacular”
– Spectrum: Overall 2nd Runner-Up in Finals
– Best Performer: Sianna-Verisa Christy
– Hastings College Music Scholarship Recipient: Lydia Koperski
– Hastings College Music Scholarship Recipient: Jadyn Dodd
– Prism: 3rd Place in the Treble Division
Elkhorn High School “Red Carpet Classic”
– Spectrum: Overall Grand Champion
– Best Vocals
– Best Choreography
– Best Band
– Best Ballad
– Best Performer: Sianna-Verisa Christy
– Best Female Soloist: Lydia Koperski
– Best Male Soloist: Jadyn Dodd
– Prism: 2nd Place in the Treble Division
Omaha South High School “South Omaha Classic”
– Spectrum: Overall 1st Runner-Up in Finals
– Best Opener
– Best Costumes
– Best Soloist: Matthew Nguyen
– Prism: 2nd Place in the Treble Division
Lincoln Northeast High School “The Rock”
– Spectrum: Overall Grand Champion
– Best Vocals
– Best Choreography
– Best Performer: Sianna-Verisa Christy
– Best Instrumentalist: Matthew Nguyen
– Prism: 2nd Place in the Treble Division
Millard North High School “Galaxy of the Stars”
– Spectrum: Overall Grand Champion
– Best Vocals
– Best Choreography
– Best Opener
– Best Performer: Sianna-Verisa Christy
– Best Woodwind: Mary Tran
2020 Show Choir Members
SOPRANO
Brandon, Danielle
Cassidy, Emma
Doty, Cecilia
Duggan, Lillian
Gamet, Meredith
Gamez, GiAnna
Guess, Brooklyn
Hotovy, Lydia
Kohmetscher, Thea
Koperski, Juliana
Lee, Minju
Mulloy, Julia
O’Gara, Colleen
Ogea, Emma
Sweeney, Maria
ALTO
Bender, Natalie
Brox, Ellie
Heyne, Rachel
Hilger, Lucy
Koenig, Tatiana
Konz, Alison
Lang, Rosemary
Mach, Leah
Miller, Maddie
Neal, Megan
Rutledge, Maria
Spiegel, Emily
Throener Rodriguez, Sophi
Timmer, Emma
Volkmer, Grace
TENOR
Aschwege, Jack
Barger, Nikolas
Dinh, Thomas
Fulton, Bede
Heidelberg, Nicholas
Heimbrecht, Joseph
Mitchell, Ian
Nguyen, Kiet
Oldenburg, Dominic
Pynes, Kevin
Scow, Scotty
Vrbka, Aaron
BASS
Andersen, Payton
Bellmyer, Jacob
Bui, Aaron
Gengler, Henry
Hoang, Daniel
Koperski, Dominic
Krueger, David
Mai, Anthony
Miller, Aden
Minchow, Simon
O’Grady, Eion
Theisen, Connor
Spectrum: The Video Series (2017-18)
The Opener
Spectrum Show Choir blends music, singing, dancing, choreography and a passion to share a story. With dozens of students, hundreds of rehearsals and an immeasurable amount of energy, creating and performing the show is quite the accomplishment.
To continually be among the best show choirs in the state and region is another feat unto itself. And yet, it comes down to sharing a message with those around you.
The Talents
Students come to show choir with a wide variety in their backgrounds. Some of danced since they were little, some played sports, some of been seriously singing for just a few years. But with dedicated practice time and coaching – and adrenaline(!) – it all comes together for an entertaining show.
The Show
Who could blame the performers if the show would get stale? However, these students and coaches will not let it happen. Fine-tuning well rehearsed moves, adding barely noticeable changes, and a desire to be the best version of themselves makes this group proactive in keeping the show fresh.
The Message
The message of the show is going to resonate with everyone who watches or performs. The students can build their confidence that might waver throughout high school, and the viewers leave the show having witnessed a sense of purpose they can add to their own lives.
