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The best of Southeast
Kevin Tison from Fountain Valley High School in Southern California led the choir at the Southeast Honor Music Festival public performance Oct. 28 at the Wrangell High School gym. Wrangell’s Clara Carney and Stella Buness sang second chair soprano, while Silje Morse sang first chair alto and Clara Edens sang second chair alto. “I am glad to be back in the rotation for hosting our festival. It will be back in Wrangell in four more years,” Wrangell music teacher Tasha Morse said of the annual event which moves around Southeast each year.
Photo by Matt Armstrong
About 110 student musicians from Metlakatla, Ketchikan, Craig, Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake, Juneau, Sitka, Mt. Edgecumbe, Haines and Skagway participated in the 51st Southeast Honor Music Festival, held in Wrangell Oct. 26-28. The days of rehearsals and teaching concluded with a public concert at the high school gym Oct. 28. Wrangell’s Andrei Bardin-Siekawitch played first chair alto saxophone in the Honor Band. The guest conductor was Erik Leung, from Oregon State University.
