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7 Ed Notes

St. Michaels Middle High Choral Students Earn Superior Scores

February 9, 2022 by Talbot County Public Schools

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St. Michaels Middle High School (SMMHS) students Caroline Trice and Nick Grassini recently participated in the Maryland Music Educators Association (MMEA) Fall Solo and Ensemble Festival by submitting video recordings.  Caroline and Nick both received “superior” scores (the highest score possible) for their submissions.

St. Michaels Middle High School (SMMHS) students Caroline Trice and Nick Grassini Fall Solo and Ensemble by submitting video recordings. Caroline and Nick both received “superior” scores. (left to right: Caroline Trice, Nick Grassini, Mrs. Amy Effler, Choral Director)

“They stayed after school and recorded the videos, which they practiced for countless hours,” said Mrs. Amy Effler, SMMHS Choral Director.  “Nick sang “If I Could Tell Her” from the musical Dear Evan Hanson, and Caroline sang “Breathe” from the musical In the Heights.”

The MMEA provides opportunities for students to participate in festivals that feature solo and ensemble vocal and instrumental performances.  The festivals allow students to showcase their talents both alone and in groups, and encourage them to collaborate with other musicians and teachers.  Historically an “in-person” event, auditions were held virtually this year due to COVID-19.

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