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Performance Schedule Performance Schedule Date Warm-Up Performance Class Ensemble Friday, 4/17/2015 8:40 AM 9:00 AM MS Lincoln Middle School Mixed Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 9:00 AM 9:20 AM 6A Alamogordo High School Concert Choir (Comments Only) Friday, 4/17/2015 9:20 AM 9:40 AM 6A Rio Rancho High School Bel Canto (Comments Only) Friday, 4/17/2015 9:40 AM 10:00 AM 6A Alamogordo High School Elite Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 10:00 AM 10:20 AM 6A Rio Rancho High School Concert Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 10:40 AM 11:00 AM 5A Lovington High School Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 11:00 AM 11:20 AM 5A Grants High School Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 11:20 AM 11:40 AM A-3A Victory Christian School - The Sounds of Victory Friday, 4/17/2015 11:40 AM 12:00 PM A-3A Capitan High School Concert Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 1:30 PM 1:50 PM A-3A Cloudcroft High School Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 1:50 PM 2:10 PM A-3A New Mexico School for the Arts Chamber Singers Friday, 4/17/2015 2:10 PM 2:30 PM MS Los Alamos Middle School Hawk Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 2:30 PM 2:50 PM 5A Del Norte High School Concert Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 2:50 PM 3:10 PM 5A Los Alamos High School Schola Cantorum Friday, 4/17/2015 3:30 PM 3:50 PM 5A Farmington High School Poison Ivy Friday, 4/17/2015 3:50 PM 4:10 PM 5A St. Pius X High School Mixed Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 4:10 PM 4:30 PM 5A Los Alamos High School Encore (Comments Only) Friday, 4/17/2015 4:30 PM 4:50 PM 6A V. Sue Cleveland High School Bella Voce (Comments Only) Friday, 4/17/2015 4:50 PM 5:10 PM 6A Manzano High School Concert Choir Friday, 4/17/2015 5:10 PM 5:30 PM 6A Carlsbad High School Troubadors Date Warm-Up Performance Class Ensemble Saturday, 4/18/2015 9:40 AM 10:00 AM MS Eisenhower Middle School Concert Choir Saturday, 4/18/2015 10:00 AM 10:20 AM 6A Eldorado High School Treble Choir (Comments Only) Saturday, 4/18/2015 10:20 AM 10:40 AM 6A Sandia High School Chamber Choir Saturday, 4/18/2015 10:40 AM 11:00 AM 6A Eldorado High School Concert Choir Saturday, 4/18/2015 11:00 AM 11:20 AM A-3A Desert Academy Crescendo Saturday, 4/18/2015 12:40 PM 1:00 PM 5A Centennial Treble Choir (Comments Only) Saturday, 4/18/2015 1:00 PM 1:20 PM 5A Piedra Vista High School Chamber Choir (Comments Only) Saturday, 4/18/2015 1:20 PM 1:40 PM 5A Centennial High School Chorale Saturday, 4/18/2015 1:40 PM 2:00 PM 5A Piedra Vista High School PVC Pipes Saturday, 4/18/2015 2:40 PM 3:00 PM 6A Santa Fe High School Mixed Choir Saturday, 4/18/2015 3:00 PM 3:20 PM 6A V. Sue Cleveland High School Concert Choir Saturday, 4/18/2015 3:20 PM 3:40 PM 6A Deming High School Advanced Choir Saturday, 4/18/2015 3:40 PM 4:00 PM 6A La Cueva High School Concert Choir Awards Ceremony to take place upon conclusion of the last ensemble's performance; approximate start time of 4:45 PM Performing Ensembles by Classification Middle School Choirs Eisenhower Middle School Concert Choir Director: Nicholas Prior, Accompanist: Amy Woolley Students: Ashton Armenta, Carmen Astorino, Lauren Badger, Leanna Badger, Alli Baker, Max Bateman, Milana Benavides, Jack Brown, Hannah Cason, Madeleine Collins, Carly Debevec, Madisyn Dowdy, Karissa Eames, Tori Fabian, Paige Finley, Ashlyn Gentry, Emma Gevelhoff, Cameron Gutierrez, Daniel Harrod, Amena Jameson, Sophie Jones, Noah Kittleson, Emily Kuehn, Sophie Lawton, Rebecca Luten, Joana Macklin, Sarah Majors, Cameron Mayo, Maddie Medcalf, Darien Montano, Kai Montano, Zach Moore, Sam Muirhead, Seth Nichols, Jaide Osborne, Chrysten Pacheco, Katie Pflugrath, JR Ramoso, Colin Riley, Audrey Rodriguez, Daniel Ruddell, David Ruddell, Meg Smith, Anna Su, Caleb Swayden, Dean Swift, Emily Symons, Blake Thies, Carolina Valverde, Cole Velasquez, Kirin Vicenti, Erin Weaver, Lilly Zahn Music Selections: • Je Le Vous Dirai - Pierre Certon, arr. Sherri Porterfield • Nata Lux - Tom Porter • This Little Light of Mine - Trad. Spiritual, arr. Earlene Rentz Lincoln Middle School 8th Grade Mixed Choir Director: Mika Proctor, Accompanist: John Garlisch Students: Kenzie Algire, Agassi Shadrach Almazan, Christian Aragon , James Cargile, Wonseok Cha, Breanna Chapman, Gavin Chavez, Rachel Crespin, Jade Dawson, Cody Deal, Natalie Duran, Bailey Everett, Mariah Figueroa, Kamie Haas, April Haynes, Brookelynn Houston, Amaya Huskey, Shiann llzarbe, Gabriel Jaquez, Emma Juarez, Charina Lancaster, Alyssa Leary, Morgan Maas, Abigail Magdaleno, Chelsea Mahoney, Jontelle Martinez, Matthew Martinez, Taylor Mckenney, Christina Mollica, Taylor Monteau, Jake Nelson, Ysabel Ramirez, Benjamin Revelli, Jocelynn Rivas, Charlotte Salyers, Kelly Stewart, Phillip Ulibarri, Colton Villa, Braydon Webb, Taylor Wrenn Music Selections: • Confitemini Domino – Greg Gilpin • Come to Me, O My Love – Alan Robert Petker • Jambo – Teddy Kalanda Harrison, arr. Jacob Narverud Los Alamos Middle School Hawk Choir Director: Jason Rutledge, Accompanist: Nathan Salazar Students: Rachel Bowman, Rebecca Brug, Paulina Burnside, Haley Capon, Celeste Chandler, Elizabeth Chapman, Olivia Chavarria, Grace Colletti, Nora Cullinan, Phoenix Dendera, Alexandra Dolin, Jessica Erkkila, Mel Eutsler, Natalie Gallegos, Alicia Gassner, Ingrid Goldsmith, Allie Lindstrom, Angel Lopez, Tiana Martinez, Zoe Mathis, Alexis Montoya, Maxine Nam, Ashley Nye, Jeremyah Palmer- Scott, Haylee Richardson, Reagan Romero, Mattie Ruminer, Tazler Smith, Jason Sparks, Cassandra Storm, Lauren Stubben, Cameron Waters, Evelyn Wohlbier, Emma Woodruff Music Selections: • A Festive Alleluia – Dave and Jean Perry • Ave Verum Corpus – Mozart, arr. Robinson • Go Down Moses – Kirby Shaw Class A-3A Choirs Capitan High School Concert Choir Director: DuWayne Shaver, Accompanist: Louanne Ellison Students: Roster not submitted. Music Selections: • Ubi Caritas – Greg Gilpin • Witness – Arr. By Dick Bolks • Angel in Eternal Flight – Valerie Webdell Cloudcroft High School Choir Director: Patricia Gaskill, Accompanist: Michael Shinabery Students: Aubree Brabson, Lily Dutra, Lauren Giles, Kyla Green, Hunter Hughes, Madison Lund, Raini O'Connor, Destiny Pawley, Cayman Rogers Music Selections: • Gloria and Alleluia – Ruth Schram • Swing Down, Ezekiel – Greg Gilpin • Larrymosa – arr. Russell Robinson Desert Academy Crescendo Director: Lisa Lincoln, Accompanist: Mary Jo Preheim Students: Ki Cooley-Winters, Lili Dale, Allie Girmus, Lexi Glinsky, Nicole Laudicina, Sophie LeBron, Tenzin Marco-Taylor, Cameron Mathis, Mikaela McCray, Melody Mirin, Hailee Scarborough, Rebecca Soifer, Lileigh Thomas Music Selections: • Kyrie Eleison – Audrey Snyder • Shenandoah – arr., Kenneth Neufeld • Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel – arr., Roger Emerson New Mexico School for the Arts Chamber Singers Director: Andrew Schmidt, Accompanist: Debbie Wagner Students: Serena Bixby, Lewis Burapa-Coggins, Jakob Chavez, Genevieve Conley, Adan Gallegos, Miya Hamashige, Miccah Hamilton, Divara Harper, Desiree Herburger, Theo Hoy, Gavin Laur, John McCarthy, Nicolas Olrik, Gabriella Ottersberg, Amy Rohr, Soledad Sanchez y Lucero, Seth Sanchez, Naya Spencer, Jane Trembley, Adam Ulm, Jessica Weber, Megan Weider Music Selections: • Misericordias Domini – W.A. Mozart • Lay a Garland – Robert Pursill • Marianne – J. WIlby • Toast pourle novel – G. Rossini Victory Christian School – The Sounds of Victory Director: Mr. Lyle Miller, Accompanist: Juiling Hsu Students: Jane Bacon, Rebecca Bendtsen, Katie Brannan, Nathan Brannan, Sofija Freimanis, Karen Galindo, Juliana Griego, Sevon Hall, Caryss Hathorne, Kaitlyn Hidalgo, Anh Ho, Duyen Huynh, Phung Huynh, Bi Le, Khoi Mai, Victoria Martinez, Joshua McDuffie, Abigail Miller, Anh Nguyen, Ngoc Nguyen, Celina Olona, Nathan Olona, Julissa Ortiz, Sang Pham, Cecilia Porta, Hannah Schroeder, Cole Smead, Bry Steele, Moriah Steele, Joel Stepp, Lucas Tafoya, Nina Vu, Whitney Wilson, Carley Wright Music Selections: • Psallite – Michael Praetorius • Gloria in excelsis from Gloria – Antonio Vivaldi • Choose Something Like a Star – Randall Thompson Class 5A Choirs Centennial High School Chorale Director: Ida Holguin-Perez, Accompanist: Barbara Toth Students: Jose Banegas, Cassandra Bustamante, Noelia De La Rosa, Rene Dupree, Roy Geiger, Amanda Gill, Rebekah Gill, Andre Gonzales, Mason Hooley, Kyra Jorgenson, Aubrey Keys, Janis Leeth, Chloe Long, Summer Magana, Gustavo Muller, Davina O'Donnell, Connor Olson, Liberty Parker, Isabella Terrazas, Miranda Thomas Music Selections: • Gloria Patri – Vivaldi, arr. Patrick Liebergen • Omnia Sol – Z. Randall Stroope • Never Gonna Walk This Journey Alone – Greg Gilpin Del Norte High School Concert Choir Director: Katherine Green, Accompanist: Leslie Bihn Students: Destiny Abeyta, Holly-Ann Alarcon, Miranda Andrego, Larissa Barreras, Makaela Berger, Brianna Bustretsky, Aubrey Clemens, Melinda Clibon, Ben Cochran, Sam Cochran, Mia Edwards, Makhaila Esquibel, Annika Fietek, Carter Fietek, Alejandro Garcia, Jayleigh Gibbs, Liana Giron, Destynee Gonzalez, Adrian Goodwin-Delgado, Claire Green, Lazara Guerrero, Jose Heredia, Leah Hobson, Andy Irwin, Maggie Jiminez, Lucian Johnson, Kaila Jones-Peterson, Irving Manriquez, Kayla Martinez, Leesha Martinez, Mikayla McMillen, Shawna Miklebost, Lydia Nelson, Sarah Nelson, Jazlyn Padilla-Nahe, Rosa Pina, Sasha Portillo, Raeanna Tapia, Skylar Taylor, Erica Thompson, Devneek Yazzie Music Selections: • Jubliate Deo – Peter Anglea • Viva La Musica – David L. Brunner • The Turtle Dove – Arr. By John Purifoy Farmington High School Poison Ivy Director: Laura Argotsinger, Accompanist: Edie Farm Students: Rauvy Anderson, Taylor Bassing, Ashley Casey, Cecilia Dean, Jacob Downey, Hannah Dunkle, Anthony Frost, Kathleen Lackey, Samuel Nez, Cecilia McAfee,
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