Teachers, students collaborate in Idyllwild Arts concert
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The Idyllwild Arts Jazz Choir breaks into song wooing Tuesday nights audience with their melodic and upbeat jazz harmonies. From left to right: Elias Sedlmayr, Brian Shin, Luca Jacaruso, Nicolas Martin, Franny Freeman, Emily Jimenez, Alex Keller, and Erin Breen.
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