Student musicians cited

Fri., May 19, 2006

By Nina Culver nculver47@gmail.com

The 61st annual MusicFest Northwest is continuing at Gonzaga University. The competition, which ends today, includes more than 1,000 music and dance students. The abbreviation CA denotes Certificate of Award.

Monday, May 15, 2006

Flute Division

Class 1, Young Artist: CA, Alison Conner.

Class 6, Solo, College and Adult: CA, Gold, Carley Wooden.

Class 5.2, Solo, Grade 12: CA, Gold, Christine Barber and Annie Mayhew; CA, Silver, Kasey Davis and Emily Shaw.

Class 8.2, Sonata – Concerto, Grade 12: CA, Gold, Emily Shaw.

Class 14, Open Section, Grade 7: CA, Ileana Ridgley.

Guitar Division

Class 6, Unaccompanied Solo, Level 2: CA, Gold, Katherine Holmes; CA, Silver, Riley Wakefield.

Class 8, Solo, Level 3: CA, Gold, Jacob Hildebrand.

Class 1, Young Artist: CA, Gold, Young Artist, Evan Everist.

Reed Division

Class 1, Young Artist: CA, Gold, Young Artist, Jacqueline Gorski; CA, Gold, Stacy Boyer; CA, Silver, Shane Wedel and Mickey Hansen; CA, Son Ca Vu and Kelsey Hoskins.

Class 2, Solo, Grades 4-5: CA, Gold, Natalie Nodland and Nichole Nodland.

String Division

Class 1, Young Artist: CA, Gold, Young Artist, Piotr Gluszynski; CA, Silver, Kim Houglum; CA, Heejin Lee, Min-Kyung Park, Angeliena McConkey and Anna Kimball.

Class 12, Open Concerto, Grades 9-10: CA, Emily Holmes, Emily Stratton, Katie Baker and Isaac Pastor-Chermak.

Class 20, String-Piano Sonata, College: CA, Angela Leonardi.

Class 11, Open Concerto, Grades 7-8: CA, Inan Harsh.

Voice Division

Class 13, German, Ages 18 and Older, Advanced: CA, Gold, Banner Smith; CA, Silver, Theresa Dunigan and Lisa Gilham.

Class 14, French Arts Songs, Ages 18 and Older, Advanced: CA, Gold, Theresa Dunigan; CA, Silver, Allison Kromer and Banner Smith.

Class 1, Young Artist: CA, Gold, Young Artist, Jennifer Boyer; CA, Silver, Emily Kelleher.

The list of MusicFest honorees will continue in a future Achievements column.

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