THE SPRING CHORAL CONCERT returned to George Mason High School on Tuesday night. The combined choirs opened with “The Star-Spangled Banner,” then the Concert Choir sang four pieces. There was a protocol required 15-minute intermission, then the Chamber Singers sang another four pieces, and the two group re-combined to conclude the program with “I Sing Because I’m Happy.” (Photo: Courtesy Carol Sly)
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