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Cappella Nova is the advanced option for
choral music at Holy Child. The group
is open to tenth, eleventh and twelfth
graders who want to further their musi­
cal education after taking Choir. High­ Members, from top: Megan Lynch, Tamara Linde, Elizabeth Barton,
Brooks Pendergast, Shawna Foster, Taniesha Nelson, Kerry
lights of Cappella’s year include the
McCarthy, Alison MacArtney, Kayleigh Hough, Emily deMenocal,
spring festival with choirs from rival
Brittany Williams, Maria Graspo, Kim Viera, Ashley Stewart, Clare
schools, including at least one all-male
Maloney, Carolyn Plunkett, Jessica McWalters, Meghan Hannon,
choir, which always makes hearts flutter.
Rosie McGuirk, Cristina Skamangas, Danielle Martino, Lauren
Ms. Foster, the music director, always
Chappell, Tara Thompson, Catherine Hughes, Meg Matthias, Danika
keeps the class entertained with her wit
Salkow, Samantha Sutton, Diana Ferretti, Amanda Ruggieri, Caroline
and talent in leading the group.
Gaulin, and Ms. Foster
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Members, from top: Kerry McCarthy, Clare Maloney,
Madrigals, made up of senior and junior mem ­
Caroline Gaulin, Amanda Filipelli, Emily deMenocal,
bers of Cappella Nova, is Holy Child’s smallest
Carolyn Plunkett, Katie Tobin, Cristina Skamangas, and
select choir. The members sing challenging ar-
Megan Lynch, with Ms. Foster, choral director
rangements of beautiful classical pieces, and
sing with Cappella Nova at the Christmas Con­
cert and other performances.