The ÉðÊ¿Âþ» Select Choir earned a silver rating Thursday at the New York State School Music Association Choral Festival.
Under the direction of teacher Brendan Hoffman, the group performed “The Ground,” by Ola Gjeilo, “Tota Pulchra Es,” by Ola Gjeilo and “Ezekiel Saw the Wheel,” arranged by William Dawson.
The music they performed was designated Level VI, meaning that it is extremely complex and challenging. Programs are graded as “bronze,” “silver” and “gold.”
Members of the select choir include:
|
Soprano |
Alto |
Tenor |
|---|---|---|
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Wilhelmina Adusei |
Olivia Aguado |
Robert Ackerman |
|
Ness Anderson |
VaunaLee Albert |
Matan Adler |
|
Cecile Bamberger |
Carolyn Berry |
Etan Kaziyev |
|
Alanna Carmello |
Christina Black |
Antonio Lacy |
|
Joann Consuello |
Nina Bonilla |
Carlos Morocho |
|
Annabelle Duffy |
Julia Azarian-Kozer |
John Morven Nocus |
|
Zeyda Falu |
Reeve Churchill |
Peter Wiley |
|
Zionna Fitzgerald |
Elyssa Davis |
Lucas Young |
|
Cynthia Fowler |
Barbara Delaney |
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|
Lee-Ashia Green |
Melvina Edwards |
Bass |
|
Amina Hassy |
Madison Elia |
Richard Andrews |
|
Nancy Lundberg |
Sofia Fasullo |
Samuel Bromirski |
|
Alexis McCormick |
Sophia Gaffney |
Jonas Cabahug |
|
Indian McCain |
Davi Ginsburg |
David Dimase |
|
Gianne Nocus |
Anneka Knoll |
Max Heller |
|
Elizabeth O’Toole |
Nyla Marrero |
Jason Lawson |
|
Akira Payne |
Eniyah Matthews |
Ian Townsend |
|
Jennifer Powell |
Ada Messer |
Tyler Weaver |
|
Arianna Roberts-Diaz |
Lyndsey Murray |
Clark Zafran |
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Carly-Alyssa Ryan |
Briola Nugent |
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Kelsey Simonian |
Htoo Hay Ma |
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Alexandra Sipos |
Ashley Mae Obidos |
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Ferlin Margaret Sol |
Macy O’Neil |
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Tajbe Starja |
Gabriela Ravelo |
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Jennifer Uzhca |
LeAsia Royall |
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Hannah Wheeler |
Maia Russell |
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|
April White |
Aviva Schwartz |
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|
Donnetria Williams |
Caroline Stenard |
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|
Emi Ziko |
The mission of the City School District of ÉðÊ¿Âþ» is to work in partnership with our diverse community to engage every learner in a robust educational program designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary for success. The district serves more 9,600 students in 18 elementary, middle and high schools. In addition to neighborhood schools, the district includes several magnet schools and programs, as well as other innovative academic opportunities for students, including four themed academies at ÉðÊ¿Âþ».
