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Record number of students advance to All-State Choir
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Record number of students advance to All-State Choir
The five students who advanced to All-State Choir poses after auditions.
Courtesy of Jed Ragsdale
Courtesy of Jed Ragsdale
The five students who advanced to All-State Choir poses after auditions.
January 14, 2020
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For the first time in school history, five choir students advanced to the All-State Choir at the TMEA Area auditions this past Saturday, January 11. They will perform in San Antonio in February.
The following students advance to the final round of the all-state process:
- Julianna Chacon, First Chair, All-State Mixed Choir
- Nate Edwards, First Chair, All-State Mixed Choir
- Harli Daniel, Third Chair, All-State Mixed Choir
- John Baez, Fourth Chair, All-State Mixed Choir
- Enrique Funes, Seventh Chair, All-State Tenor Bass Choir
The all-state process began in September, and although all Chorale choir members audition, very few make it to the end.
“I’m proud that the kids’ hard work and effort paid off,” choir director Jed Ragsdale said. “I preach it all the time and to see it put into practice is very rewarding.”
Before this year, only three students had passed the Area auditions, including senior Harli Daniel in 2019. She is excited to share the stage with a record number of four other choir members.
“The TMEA Convention is a lot of fun because you get to meet a lot of like-minded people,” Daniel said. “It’s going to be even more exciting this year because I made the Mixed choir instead of Treble and I get to bring people with me.”
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I'm a junior and this is my first year writing for the TMHS Post. Taking pictures has become a recent passion of mine and as co-captain of 'Ohana Dance...
