Anthony Fedorov, a season 4 finalist of “American Idol,” visited the Glendale Community College Concert Singers and led a recording session with the group.
In 2005, Anthony Fedorov’s renditions of songs by Elton John, Celine Dion and Paul Young led him to become an “American Idol” finalist at 19 years old. On Thursday, he led a new wave of vocalists in a recording session at Glendale Community College.
Fedorov, who made it to the top four of the show’s fourth season, recorded a live performance of “Enough is Enough,” a song he co-wrote about the recent Parkland, Fla. shooting.
The GCC Concert Singers, an advanced choral group that includes students and community members, according to the college’s website, joined Fedorov as backup vocals.
On Sunday, Fedorov shared the GCC video on Facebook with the caption, “I’m really excited to share this new live music video of ‘Enough is Enough.’ Our children should not be the only voices advocating for change. When we unite, we are a powerful force!”
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