Musicians selected for All-State
Daily Inter Lake | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 5 months AGO
Several area high school students have been selected as Montana’s best musicians to play in the All-State Band, Chorus and Orchestra Festival.
Students auditioned for a chance at being selected for the festival, which takes place Oct. 19 through 21 in Great Falls.
Flathead High School
Band: Lauren Vance, flute.
Orchestra: Tommy Diegel, bass; Meredith Iams, violin; Andrew Schultz, viola; and Anna Schultz, flute;
Choir: Alex Coulter, bass 2; Toby Diegel, tenor 2; Brynna Finn, alto 1; Mia Kluesner, alto 2; Abby Larsen, alto 1; and Charlotte Mack, alto 1.
Glacier High School
Band: Evan Kohler, tuba; Max Puglielli, percussion; and Trevor Woodward, percussion.
Orchestra: Kenna Bemis, violin; and Anna Cecil, viola.
Choir: Brenden Anderson, bass 1; Alicia Bernhardt, soprano 2; Nick Brester, bass 1; Jack Desmul, tenor 1; Millie Espeseth, soprano 2; Alyssa Framness, soprano 2; Nathan Gironda, tenor 1; Zachary Hill, tenor 2; Allison Kalvig, alto 2; Mia Kintzler, soprano 2; Emily Naomi, alto1; Spencer Pisk, bass 1; and Emmett Van Allen, bass 1.
Whitefish High School
Orchestra: Matthew Perez, viola; and Eric Holdhusen, trumpet.
Libby High School
Band: Sabra Hancock, tenor Saxophone.
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