Kent students selected to participate in All-State, All-Northwest music groups

Many students from the Kent School District were selected to participate in All-State and All-Northwest groups at the Music Educator's All-Northwest Conference in Portland on Feb. 15-17.

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  • Monday, March 4, 2013 5:40pm
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Mirenne Perry

Mirenne Perry

Many students from the Kent School District were selected to participate in All-State and All-Northwest groups at the Music Educator’s All-Northwest Conference in Portland on Feb. 15-17.

Students worked hard to audition and then learn the concert repertoire before traveling to Portland for practicing and performing.

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All-State Students from the Kent School District

Junior All-State Band

Timothy Onisor, baritone sax, Meridian Middle School
Haley Childress, trumpet, Northwood Middle School
Josh Ward, tuba, Mattson Middle School

All-Northwest Band

Ben Yamamoto, clarinet, Kentridge High School

All-State Band

Nathan Butschli, trombone, Kentridge

All-State Orchestra

Sierra Young, violin, Mattson

All State Youth Honor Choir – Grades 5-7

Mirenne Perry, soprano, Grass Lake Elementary School
Madison Boyle, Grass Lake
Matthew Graham, alto, Grass Lake
Emily Huynh, soprano, Ridgewood Elementary
Amelie Hoxter, soprano, Ridgewood
Hailey Struble, alto, Ridgewood
Emi Masuda, alto, Ridgewood
Anti Fang, alto, Ridgewood

Junior All-State Treble Choir

Tessa Carroll, soprano, Cedar Heights Middle School
Angel Cheung, Northwood Middle School

All-Northwest Treble Choir
Nicki Cortines, alto, Kentwood High

Washington All-State Choir

Keeton Hersey, bass, Kentridge
Braxton Kendall, tenor, Kentridge
Jordan King, bass, Kentridge
Elisha Marble, soprano, Kentridge
Julia Wenndt, soprano, Kentridge
Eli Wills, tenor, Kentridge

All-Northwest Symphonic Choir

Ross Freeman, bass, Kentlake
Megan Hopper, soprano, Kentlake
Amber Randall, soprano, Kentlake
Camie Watson, mezzo soprano, Kentwood


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