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East Hampton High School Performers Celebrate a Successful Year of Music

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The East Hampton High School Chorus, led by Choral Director Melanie Freyre, at the Spring Concert on May 1. Bradley Rodriguez photo

The East Hampton High School Chorus, led by Choral Director Melanie Freyre, at the Spring Concert on May 1. Bradley Rodriguez photo

Seniors Mackenzie Lenahan, Ava Poblete Middle and Camila Tacuri at the Spring Concert. Bradley Rodriguez photo

Seniors Mackenzie Lenahan, Ava Poblete Middle and Camila Tacuri at the Spring Concert. Bradley Rodriguez photo

Bradley Rodriguez on May 5, 2025
Musical talent is something East Hampton High School takes pride in, winning multiple awards, with students even performing at storied venues like Carnegie Hall in Manhattan, and the American Dream... more

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