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Sarah Carerra Book 3 - Concerto in A-
By Megan Campbell
Chapter 37 - A Very Carerra Christmas
The stage was dark. The only noise to be heard was the dull roar of the
crowd as they waited. I stood calmly between Jenna and Michelle on the
second row of the riser that the Chorus was assembled on. Opposite the
riser on the other side of the stage my band was set up and patiently
waiting for their time to shine. The dancers calmly stood in their
positions in front of us.
The first few notes of 'We Need a Little Christmas' echoed throughout the
theatre moments before a spotlight shone down on the stage, illuminating
Jane where she stood. Her beautiful voice sang the first part of the song
before the lights expanded to include the entire Chorus. We continued to
sing together, with a few of the Chorus members singing small solo pieces
intermingled between the group.
The song did a good job of showing the different talents of the Chorus
members without picking out any favorites. Mr. Benson had been really happy
about the song, and I calmly stood with them singing but not drawing
attention to myself.
When the song came to an end the crowd roared with applause, and I felt the
energy in the Chorus increase tenfold.
Once the roar of the crowd began to subside, the music for the next song
started and the Chorus started singing. I counted myself in and when I
started singing, I slowly passed Jenna and walked down the steps to the
bottom of the riser. I started the first verse of 'Last Christmas' with the
Chorus providing backup. As I moved I felt two tugs from two of the Chorus
members and I knew that the outfit I had been wearing to match the Chorus
members had been pulled off to reveal the red and white dress that Julia
had decided to feature for the concert.
But the part that caused me to smile occurred when I approached the end of
the first verse. A tenor joined me and Ethan stepped down off the first row
of the riser and slowly approached me as we sang together. We continued
singing the duet together, and I was so excited to be singing with Ethan on
stage for the first time! He was an excellent singer, and I was proud to be
able to feature him in one of my concerts.
We ended the song looking at each other, and I could see the happiness that
I felt reflected in his eyes for a moment before the lights in the theatre
went out, leaving only Ethan's spotlight illuminated. The crowd continued
to cheer as he stepped forward and took center stage. I, on the other hand,
hurried back to the riser and found my place on the first row. All of the
boys had left, and the girls had created a reverse pyramid on the riser
with me at the bottom.
Jason's guitar broke the darkness, and 'A Very Carerra Christmas', the
first of the two original Christmas songs I had written for the concert,
echoed throughout the theatre. Ethan, still the only person on stage who
was visible, sang through the first verse. I watched him from behind,
cheering him on silently. When I'd had the opportunity to write the song I
knew that I wanted to include Ethan in it. Emily and I had "our" songs,
which were the ones we had written together. And now Ethan and I had a song
to call our own, the one we performed together.
The girls of the Chorus and I burst into the song's chorus as lights burst
into existence. The dancers started dancing around, and Ethan calmly moved
to the side.
When the chorus finished, I stepped off the riser once more and joined
Ethan as we sang through the second duet of the evening. We continued to
sing the verses together and I sang through the chorus with the female
members of the Chorus.
I really liked how well this song turned out, and as we sang through the
last 'A very merry Carerra Christmas' we opened the concert, and the TV
special, in earnest.
We held our poses when the song ended for a few moments to allow an overlay
to be displayed on the TV before the entire theatre fell into darkness once
more. The crowd was cheering, but everyone on stage was moving quickly to
get everything ready for the next section of the concert. I knew that the
TV special had gone to a commercial, and I could hear the small video start
up to entertain those in attendance as I ran offstage and to a small
dressing area. I was joined by six other girls in the small area: Jane,
Sophie, Holly, Brittany, Jenna and Michelle. We undressed as quickly as we
could and put on white dresses that glittered with blue highlights. The
dresses reminded me of a winter landscape and would fit in well with what
was coming up.
As we were still changing I heard the next song start on stage. The
remainder of the Chorus started singing 'The Most Wonderful Day of the
Year' for the crowd. I knew it was a very visual number, with some of the
dancers dressed up as the misfit toys to help keep the crowd entertained
without me on stage. Also, it gave the Chorus another chance to display
their talents.
Once I was ready I made my way back to the stage and joined the other girls
waiting for our cue to start the next song. We didn't have to wait long.
The stage fell into darkness once more, hiding the members of the Chorus
who were on stage. Then the front of the stage was lit in a slightly blue
light that gave the seven of us an ethereal look as we walked onto the
stage, three from the left and four from the right.
Jane started first, singing the first part of 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman'
without accompaniment as we walked toward the center of the stage. The
other six of us provided some background and harmony as she sang. Then it
was Brittany's turn, followed by Michelle's. The band joined us when Jenna
started singing her part of the song.
Nearly two minutes into the song I got my turn to shine, and sang my heart
out in one of my favorite songs of the evening. Being able to sing this
song with these wonderful girls was an awesome experience, and just like
when we were in the studio, I knew it would be one of the favorites on the
album.
When the song ended most of the other girls stepped back into the shadows
near the riser where the rest of the Chorus had been waiting. Only Jane and
I stayed in the light.
A soft melody started to echo throughout the theatre, and Jane started
singing the first verse of 'Do You Hear What I Hear' with the entire Chorus
backing her softly. When she was finished, I sang through the second verse.
The Chorus gave us some vocals between the second and third verse, and then
I started the third verse strong, and Jane finished before we sang through
the small chorus piece together before the song started to wind down.
Getting the chance to sing a duet with Jane had been one of my top
priorities when we were deciding on what songs to sing this evening, and
the smile that was beaming across her face was enough to tell me how well I
had succeeded. She was an amazing singer, and I was happy to have her on
stage with me.
The crowd roared their approval, and as the theatre quieted once more, the
lighting changed from the ethereal blue to a more Christmassy red as Jane
joined the other girls near the riser. The dancers started moving slowly
around the stage as I started singing 'O Holy Night' with everyone else on
stage providing a good counterbalance to my solo singing.
The tone in the theatre changed almost immediately, and I felt the wonder,
and the magic, of the music as it permeated my very being. The rush that I
felt during every performance reached a peak and I channeled all of it into
the song. As the lights dimmed once more at the end of the song,
illuminating only me in a spotlight as I softly finished singing, I knew
this would be one of the most memorable pieces of the concert.
Then the spotlight faded out, and I knew we were in another commercial
break.
But it wasn't a break for me. Once more I was back in the dressing room
with the same six girls who had been there before. This time, I changed
back into the red dress I had worn at the beginning. Sophie, Holly, and
Jane also changed into similar dresses, and the three other Chorus girls
changed back into their outfits that matched the rest of the Chorus. Unlike
last time, however, I had to be back on stage before the commercial break
was over. It wasn't nearly as bad as the 30 seconds I'd had for some of the
costume changes during my tour, but it was the most hectic costume change
of the night. Thankfully, it was also the last.
I was back on stage by the time the short video that was playing during the
commercial break was over, and the first notes of 'All I Want for Christmas
Is You' brought the audience's attention back to me on stage.
For the first time tonight this song felt like one of my performances
during the tour. The Chorus was still on stage, but hidden in the darkness
and only the band, Sophie, Holly, Jane, and the dancers were visible with
me.
This was probably one of my least favorite songs in the concert, but it was
also a chance for me to show off some of my vocal prowess as it was mostly
a solo. Like every song I sang I did my best to pour everything I had into
it. I was rewarded when the crowd started to rock back and forth with the
song and some of them even started singing along with me. It was a
different concert in the sense that most of the audience hadn't been
singing during each song, but I knew they were still having fun. I hoped
that the people watching on television felt the same way.
The theater faded into darkness quickly when the song was over, but even
through the roar of the crowd a familiar beat of a drum could be heard, and
when the spotlight shone down on the far side of the stage, Mark Corbin was
illuminated. He began singing 'Little Drummer Boy' as excellently as he had
in the recording studio, backed by a small group of the Chorus boys.
The song was definitely slower than what I had just sung, but Mark, despite
my best wishes, was an excellent singer. He caught the attention of the
crowd and held it the entire song. I might not have been on stage during
the song, but the applause he got when he finished was nearly as loud as my
own.
Not to be outdone, I started singing 'The First Noel' almost immediately
and without accompaniment from the band. The lights that had been shining
down on Mark and the Chorus boys faded out to be replaced with lights
illuminating me. I also had Sophie, Jane, and Holly backing me, and they
were much better than the Chorus boys.
But if our a cappella rendition of the carol wasn't enough to wow the
crowd, what came next was.
As I finished singing 'The First Noel', the girls and I moved from the side
of the stage we had been performing on to the center of the stage. Then we
launched into 'Carol of the Bells'. I normally heard this song as an
instrumental at Christmas time, but Scott had brought this piece of music
to us from somebody in the record company, and I really liked how our four
voices could provide much of the "instrumental" part of the song as we
sang. It turned out really well. The band only managed to increase how well
the song sounded.
We softly finished the song, and once more the stage faded into darkness
before another commercial video started to keep the audience entertained.
I started moving immediately, heading for the side of the stage. I couldn't
believe that the Christmas Concert was almost over. There were only two
songs left and only one of them would be performed by me.
The riser, that had been a fixture on stage until this point, was moved
aside, and the Chorus members spread out across the stage. Jane had gone to
change once more, and her outfit now matched the rest of the Chorus.
When they got the signal that the commercial break was over the Chorus
started singing immediately. This was my favorite piece that the Chorus was
singing tonight. Jane started singing 'Have Yourself a Merry Little
Christmas'. Then, as the song progressed, each of the individual Chorus
members who had been featured in the different songs over the evening got
to sing their small part of the song, accompanied by the remainder of the
Chorus.
It was a fitting goodbye to the Chorus members, and they sang it
excellently. I was very proud of them, and I was glad that my dad had
insisted on inviting them to sing with me for the concert.
It was almost sad when their performance for the evening came to a close,
but I saw a smile on every single one of their faces before the lights
dimmed once more. I started walking onto stage immediately, and I passed by
a lot of the Chorus members as they were exiting the stage. I could feel
the buzz of accomplishment radiating from each of them. I smiled, just
before a spotlight shone down on me.
"Thank you all for coming this evening," I told the crowd, speaking to them
for the first time all night. This was partially because I didn't want to
go through the whole concert without saying anything, and also because we
needed time to get the stage ready. "Thank you to everyone watching from
home," I continued. "Tonight has been very special to me. Not only have I
had the chance to share with you some wonderful music, but we have also
managed to raise a large sum of money for the Christmas Elves Foundation,
which will be used to help underprivileged children across the nation to
have a Merry Christmas."
There was some cheering as I mentioned the charity that had received all
proceeds for tonight's concert. They deserved it, and I was glad for the
opportunity to help.
"I have one more song I'd like to perform for you this evening," I told the
crowd when the noise started to die down. "This song is special to me, and
one I wrote specifically for tonight. It is easy for us to remember what
the true meaning of Christmas is when we are bombarded by presents and
material things. But I want you all to remember the 'Forgotten Christmas'.
Stacy's drums echoed throughout the theatre immediately, and the stage lit
up to show my band and my backup girls: Sophie, Holly, and Jane. I started
singing the second of the two songs I had written for the concert. This
song was about all the things that are often overlooked during the holiday
season. I hoped that it would make everyone who heard it think past the
presents and the dinners, past the sales and trimming the trees and
remember why this holiday was so holy. I wanted them to remember the
birthday boy who saved all of us.
I had enjoyed performing with the Chorus all evening. I was glad that they
had been on the stage with me. And even though I hadn't gotten along with
all of them when I had been attending the class, I was happy that every one
of them had been part of this special night. Even Mark Corbin had a place
in my heart now. It was a small place, but it was there.
As the song came to a close and the crowd rose to their feet and roared
their approval, I felt tears stream down my cheek.
Tonight, the magic was real.
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Of all the Star Parties that had followed my concerts, the one for the
Christmas Concert had to be one of my favorites. Quite a few seats for the
night's concert had been purchased on behalf of children who would benefit
from the Christmas Elves Foundation. As such, many of the individuals who
had been chosen to attend the Star Party were also those children who could
use the help the most. Mom and the other people in charge of finding the
right people to come to the party had certainly had an easy time of it when
they found out a number of the beneficiaries of the Christmas Elves
Foundation were in attendance.
As I gazed into each of their smiling faces I could see how hard their
lives had been. I could see how much tonight had meant to them. This was a
'once in a lifetime' opportunity for most of them, and I was glad to be
able to provide it. Each and every one of them got a hug from me, and since
I had pledged to match whatever donations and proceeds were raised from the
concert, just seeing me perform was only the start of the blessings they
would receive this Christmas.
After the Star Party was over and the stage was in the process of being
dismantled, I met once more with the members of the Chorus. Principal Hall
and Mister Benson were also there. All of them had been invited to stay for
the Star Party, and I was very glad they had. I knew they had been just as
touched with the children as I had been.
But I had more to give tonight. I had sung about the forgotten parts of
Christmas in my last song, and the Christmas Elves Foundation would see a
lot of money generated because of those parts of Christmas being remembered
by the people who saw the concert.
Yet I couldn't have given that gift without the members of my school's
Chorus. We'd had our differences and I - as Megan - parted ways with them.
But the reality was that they were instrumental in not only the success of
the concert, but in the hope for the future that it had brought to those
wonderful boys and girls whom I had hugged afterward.
And for that, I would be forever thankful.
"Thank you all," I told them. It was getting late, though not as late as if
it had been a regular concert, and I knew they were ready to go home. "I
know how much you guys have sacrificed for this concert. I know how hard it
has been. The contract for the album is with the school, and that means
that the proceeds of the album sales will help to fund the Chorus and other
school programs for the foreseeable future. But although you guys don't get
a cut of the album's earnings, I want you all to know how appreciative I am
for all that you have done. I have a Christmas present for each of you. As
you leave tonight, I want you to know that you have made a difference in
the lives of many kids around the country. Thank you, from the bottom of my
heart."
I let them leave after that. I let them go home to get the rest they
deserved. But not before I gave every single one of them a special gift bag
and a hug. A couple of them, like Ethan, even managed to get a kiss on the
cheek before they walked out the door.
But the best part was the screams of glee that reached back into the room
after they made it out into the hallway and looked into their gift bags.
The $750 gift bags that they had each received contained a pair of
expensive headphones, a new tablet computer, a camera, a spa package,
Stardom perfume and Starlight Cosmetics for the girls, cologne and a watch
for the guys, and most importantly a signed copy of the Christmas album.
It was a small price to pay to take the magic they had helped me create on
stage and help it grow within their hearts.
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