The AI final nights are over. What have all the participating students been on stage and what have the students behind the scenes worked very hard to make it a success. And that's it!
The first final evening of the Artistic Interlyceale
On Monday evening it was the turn of the parts dance and movement and music classic.
Mees Kars became the winner of the dance solo part. Ruiting Wang from the seventh grade managed to qualify for the classic solo part with a beautiful piano piece. The dance group rocked the hall with a fantastic homemade choreography and our school orchestra with no less than 21 musicians played three beautiful compositions led by conductor Rien Snoeren. Rien has been guiding our students for 37 years. Thank you for your years of enthusiasm and commitment to the LCL school orchestra.
The second final evening of the Artistic Interlyceale
On Tuesday evening it was the turn of the parts music free, theatre and eloquentia. No less than five soloists were allowed to perform their piece this evening, interspersed with three bands. Lieke and Yasmine will represent our school with a self-written song and the winning band (E=Mc2) managed to surprise the jury with their own composition. The theatre group of no less than 15 students managed to translate the theme ICE-inspiringly into bloody mob scenes where the chills ran over your back. For the eloquentia section, Theo (V6) and Nour (HV1B) were crowned winners.
The professional jurors, who watched from the balcony all night, spoke to the students personally at the end of the evening and showed how handsome they were to what our students managed to put on stage.
The exhibition
During the evening the announcements of the visual arts, essay and poetry, music production and checkers and chess were made. The winning film of Mick and Tygo and the music production of Tyre Harper were played and Jurre Klomp read his winning poem.
During the break visitors could enjoy the great art exhibition where the parts, drawings, hand skills, photography, image editing and video were shown. This exhibition can be admired for two weeks in the hall of the L-building.
A great success
It was two beautiful evenings where almost all art forms were covered. Thank you to all the students and staff who helped to shape these evenings in any form.
Friday April 5th we will go to the Kennemer Lyceum in Overveen with all the winners. There we will meet the Amsterdam Lyceum, the Baarnsch Lyceum and the Kennemer Lyceum and we will fight to take the AI cup back to Eindhoven. For all stayers this day can be followed live via a livestream connection on www.interlyceale.eu.
We want to wish all winners a lot of success and especially a lot of fun on the final day!
