What did I do in the last holiday

I went to the school festival`s of my high school last Sunday. So, I`ll tell you about it. My high school always holds it in May. But this year, the festival was held in April because one of the buildings is reconstructing. This is a photo of it. You can see one of them crushed.

By the way, in every school festival, students decide one slogan and prepare for the festival in the name of it. This year`s slogan is "奏　(Kanade)".  It means that each student esteems one`s individuality and cope for festival together. Actually, they made good one, I think.

 



The school festival of mine is the place of what students do in daily activities. Following are some examples. The drama club and ESS plays a drama and the music clubs like the classical guitar, the chorus and the strings orchestra club held the united concert. (We call it  it "Gōdō-concert", for short "Gō-con"). The history club shows us the history of this year`s theme like Disney`s history. The exercising clubs like basketball, softball, tennis and so on provide you food because they can`t play their sports in this festival of course.
This time, I don`t have much time, so only watched `Gō-con`. The string orchestra club, which I was belonged to, played `Brook Green Suite`, `Over the Rainbow` and `Morning in Slag Ravine and Carrying You`. Probably, you know 'Over the Rainbow' and 'Carrying You' so I attach here the others.  `Brook Green Suite` is composed by Gustav Holst, who is famous for `The Planet`. `Over the Rainbow` is formed by Yip Harburg and Harold Arlen and used in  The Wizard of Oz. `Morning in Slag Ravine and Carrying You` is written by Joe Hisaishi and used in the movie, Laputa: Castle in the Sky by Hayao Miyazaki. This concert was more wonderful, exciting and better than I did! I want to go next school festival and to listen `Gō-con`.