Quincy Students' Musical Journey in District Festivals
Elementary Choir
Ahna Anderson, Nicki-Kayla Asare, Maelyn Benz, Landon Brooks, Jamie Burton, Lyza Carlin, Adelynn Carlson, Therese Chandler, Avery Cowan, Katharine Daggett, Avery Earnst, Abigail Gosteli, Liam Hall, Emma Hampsmire, Ella Justice, London Landers, Makenze Lareau, Jeslyn Logsdon, Kenley Parks, Jonah Percy, Elliott Reed, Damian Rudicil, Alex St. Meyer, Jensen Weise. These young singers from the elementary level brought a sense of melody and harmony to the festival.
Each of these students dedicated their time and effort to perfect their singing skills, and their presence added a vibrant touch to the concert. Their voices combined to create a beautiful symphony that echoed through the halls.
Junior High Band
Levi Borovay, Elaina Easterling, Garrett Gundel, Matthew Howell, Garry Paxton Keller, Ayala Kelly, Paxton Kirlin, Leah Lubbert, Anderson Mewes, Kristian Mondon, Trigg Myers, Landon Nielsen, Sutton Perry-Broekemeier, Eric Siebert, Elise Snider, Castor VanDenBerg. The junior high band members demonstrated their musical prowess with precision and enthusiasm.
They worked hard together, honing their instruments and playing in perfect harmony. Their performances were a testament to their dedication and love for music, leaving the audience in awe.
Junior High Choir
Autumn Crowell and Amelia Schlosser. The junior high choir members showed great potential and talent, adding a unique flavor to the festival.
Their voices blended together seamlessly, creating a pleasant auditory experience. Their participation was a highlight of the junior high music events.
Junior High Strings
Margaret Barrera-Rincon, Miranda Beswick, Aeris Booth, Danilee Breckenkamp, Allie Cheney, Wyatt Davis, Gwen Emmite, Isaiah Ensinger, Ashton Estrada, Madison Fennell, Gracie Goehl, Violet Holzgrafe, Adalyn Junk, Aria Kammerer, Connor McClelland, Alice McNay, Joel Meirose, Tyson Miller, Amilya Morrison, Mia Ortiz-Malagon, Emma Reed, Penelope Roewe, Drake Seaman, George Seaman, Lucy Shields, Catherina Sogadji, Archer St. Clair, Nora Struck, Emma Uppinghouse, Livia Wright. The junior high string players showcased their skills with grace and finesse.
They meticulously plucked, bowed, and strummed their instruments, producing a rich and diverse sound. Their performances were a delight to the ears and a testament to their hard work.
High School Band
Ryland Baudino, Jackson Baumgartner, Gavin Ginos, Ayden Heagy, Kody Hollensteiner, Nathaniel Kuhn, Bryce Miller, Judson Minnick, Noah Schaefer, Alex Schild, Sam Vahle. The high school band members demonstrated their musical expertise and passion.
They played with great energy and precision, filling the air with their powerful melodies. Their performances were a source of pride for the school and the community.
High School Choir
Arrow Crist, Madison Daggett, Charlotte Dietrich, Dylan Eidson, Naavah French, Addison Gosteli, Gabby Hanchett, Keyarri Holder, Thomas Keller, Gianna Kemner, Caitlin Mason, McKinley Mast, Steve Metz, Jack Miller, Charly Nicholson, Eni Odunfa-Jones, Aliviya Oshner, Miller Robertson, Morgan Rudicil, Amy Slaughter, Adelaide Teefey, Samantha Tournear, Savannah Tournear, Caleigh Twaddle, Briar Wilson, Conall Wolfmeyer. The high school choir members sang with emotion and conviction.
Their voices soared through the auditorium, touching the hearts of everyone present. Their performances were a celebration of music and a testament to their artistic abilities.
High School Orchestra Strings
Donovan Briscoe, Richard Coleman, Alyssa Farlow, Grace Messan, Robert Nytes, Davien Oenning, Sarah Predmore, Jamie Rainbolt, Abigail Reed, Caroline Seaman, Eve Seaman, Marlee Thomas, Arrianna Trinh, Nataly Uppinghouse, Cecelia Wayland. The high school orchestra string players created a beautiful tapestry of sound with their instruments.
They delicately plucked the strings, producing a soft and gentle melody, or struck them with force, creating a powerful and dynamic sound. Their performances were a true delight for music lovers.
High School Orchestra Winds and Percussion
Nate Greving, Kael Holzgrafe, Austin Mondon, Natalie Predmore, Ryan Siebert, Jude Steiner-Haubrich. The high school orchestra winds and percussion players added depth and rhythm to the performances.
They played with precision and timing, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere. Their contributions were essential to the success of the orchestra.
ILMEA Jazz Festival - HS Jazz Band I
Ryland Baudino, Arrow Crist, Steve Metz, Ryan Siebert, Jude Steiner-Haubrich, Robert Wealer. The high school jazz band members showcased their improvisational skills and love for jazz music.
They played with a sense of freedom and creativity, taking the audience on a musical journey. Their performances were a fusion of different musical styles and a true testament to their talent.
ILMEA Jazz Festival - HS Jazz Band II
Addison Gosteli, Kael Holzgafe, Sarah Kim, Sam Vahle, Gavin Webster, Mekhi Yu. The high school jazz band II members demonstrated their musicality and stage presence.
They played with a smooth and jazzy rhythm, captivating the audience with their performances. Their talent and dedication were evident in every note they played.
ILMEA Jazz Festival - HS Jazz Band III
Eric Arnold, Donovan Briscoe, Isaac Gosteli, Josh Winkeljohn. The high school jazz band III members showed their unique musical interpretations and skills.
They played with a sense of individuality and creativity, adding a new dimension to the jazz festival. Their performances were a highlight of the event.
Junior High Jazz Band
Gavin Bradfield, Connor Dietrich, Noah Douglas, Everly Kammerer, Samuel Kealen, Dorian Magliocco, Landon Nielsen. The junior high jazz band members brought a youthful energy and enthusiasm to the jazz festival.
They played with a sense of fun and excitement, making the audience groove to their music. Their performances were a testament to their love for jazz and their musical growth.
In a press release, Debbie Johnson, director of music education, said, “We are so proud of our students for going the extra mile to be a part of these ensembles. Each audition and festival that students are a part of makes them a better performer and member of our groups here in the Quincy Public Schools.”