“To be able to see him, not above you on a stage with lights shining down, but to stand next to him while he’s performing and hear him expertly perform his songs, it was incredible to be a part of that,” sophomore Eddie Morales-Green said. “It was really a life changing experience, and I’m glad I got to be a part of it because I’ll probably never be able to do it again.”

“It was really cool, especially when the crowd started doing our dance moves with us at the end,” junior Helena Monsivais said. “It was really awesome, and I don’t think I’ll ever experience anything like it again.”

“I had a lot of anxiety,” freshman Nicholas Sanchez said. “I did not think I was going to wake up this morning and perform in front of that many people.”

Frock still had the score of “The Cave” at home from previous performances, but they had no parts. Fuhrman, who Frock often refers to as his “genius bar” came and got the score from him and went home to assemble all of the parts. He had the parts written and ready to print within about an hour and a half.

“I woke up from a text from Patenaude, and then like seven more [texts] came through, and I was like, ‘Are you serious?’ as I was mildly annoyed and tired at first,” senior Skylar Weum said. “After rehearsal though I got super excited and it honestly felt insane.”