BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford will perform its Vocal Arts Ensemble winter concert at noon Nov. 19 in the Harriett B. Wick Chapel.

                The free event will feature holiday songs, including favorites like “O Holy Night” and “White Christmas.” The group will also perform traditional and contemporary selections chosen by both the director and ensemble members. Other songs include “Masters in This Hall,” “Wild Mountain Thyme” and “Carol of the Stranger.” The concert will end with a festive sing-along of “Over the River and Through the Woods” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.”

                Members of the Vocal Arts Ensemble are Davina Baca, a psychology major from Kane; Addison Bechelli, a broadcast communications major from Shinglehouse; Astro Boon, a forensic science major from Bradford; Brianna Coder, a business management major from Bradford; Brianna Digel, an early level education major from Smethport; Mashayla Eggers, a forensic science major from Bradford; Abby Garrity, a chemistry major from Zelienople; Sairah George, Emma Lee; Megan Lichner,  a forensic science major from Bradford; Tekla Loncki, a business management major from Cyclone; Sean Luce, an English Education 7-12 and writing major from Bradford; Noah Martin, a mechanical engineering technology major from Friendship, N.Y.;

Diane Null, data coordinator for the office of enrollment management; Dan Payne, a computer information systems and technology major from Mechanicsville, Md.; Cadence Reeves, a business management major from Ridgway; Sara Richard, a radiological science student from Warren; Lex Roberts, an accounting major from Bradford; Seda Ruefle, a pre-physical therapy student from Pittsburgh; Neo Scott, a computer information systems and technology major from Warren; Anna Shrubb, an early-level education major from Kane; Charlie Simeone, a forensic science major from Cranberry Township; Erin Wales, an interdisciplinary arts major from Binghamton, N.Y.; and Gillian Walker, an interdisciplinary arts major from Hazel Hurst.