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List by Site/Time 1 2 8:10 AM Gregory, Garrison New London MS 7111C22 Piano Solo 1 3 8:18 AM Reybrock, Keegan New London MS 7111C5 Piano Solo 1 19 10:38 AM Kedinger, Evan New London MS 7111C7 Piano Solo 2 3 8:16 AM Hoover, Will New London MS 4111C3 Trumpet Solo 2 20 10:28 AM Tews, et al New London MS 4112C10 Trumpet Duet 2 26 11:16 AM Roe, et al New London MS 4112B3 Trumpet Duet Trombone Duet, Euphonium Duet, 2 30 11:48 AM Grable, et al New London MS 4832C5 or Trombone-Euphonium Duet 2 52 3:38 PM Behnke, Chayton New London MS 4311AS09 Trombone Solo Wilson, Diane 2 53 3:46 PM Johnston, et al New London MS 9118CT Misc. Ensemble 3 4 8:24 AM Hoover, Jack New London MS 4311C6 Trombone Solo 3 38 1:38 PM Gorman, Hanna New London MS 4411C10 Euphonium Solo 5 5 8:38 AM Campbell, Piper New London MS 3341C7 Bb Bass Clarinet Solo 6 13 9:38 AM Palmer, et al New London MS 3322C10 Bb Clarinet Duet 6 19 10:34 AM Peeters, Jonathan New London MS 3211C3 Oboe Solo Misc. Woodwind Duet, Trio or 6 23 11:06 AM Vigil, et al New London MS 3912CT Quartet 6 25 11:24 AM Kloehn, et al New London MS 3422C4 Saxophone Duet Trombone Duet, Euphonium Duet, 6 26 11:32 AM Walter, et al New London MS 4832C4 or Trombone-Euphonium Duet 6 32 1:44 PM Heideman, Maureen New London MS 4111C8 Trumpet Solo 6 37 2:26 PM Kloehn, et al New London MS 9118BT Misc. Ensemble 6 39 2:42 PM Hamil, et al New London MS 9118CT Misc. Ensemble Misc. Woodwind Duet, Trio or 6 41 3:00 PM Lubinski, et al New London MS 3912CT Quartet Misc. Woodwind Duet, Trio or 6 42 3:08 PM Wagner-Magolski, et al New London MS 3912BT Quartet 7 4 8:24 AM Kedinger, et al New London MS 5822C8 Percussion Duet 7 5 8:32 AM Brown, Shaun New London MS 5411C1 Drum Set Solo 7 9 9:04 AM Reybrock, Keegan New London MS 5121B1 Parade Drum Solo Misc. Woodwind Duet, Trio or 8 2 8:08 AM Clarke, et al New London MS 3912CT Quartet 8 5 8:34 AM Carmody-Coleman, WillowNew London MS 3421C3 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo 8 8 8:58 AM Olea, et al New London MS 3424C6 Saxophone Quartet 8 9 9:06 AM Gossen, et al New London MS 3323C10 Bb Clarinet Trio 8 10 9:14 AM Avendano-Vega, MarianneNew London MS 3121C1 Flute Solo 8 24 11:08 AM Berglund, Bryce New London MS 3421C2 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo 8 36 1:36 PM Adamovich, et al New London MS 3122C9 Flute Duet 8 37 1:44 PM Charnon, Noah New London MS 3421C2 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo 8 40 2:08 PM Arrowood, Carson New London MS 3121C1 Flute Solo 8 44 2:44 PM Carpenter, Jenna New London MS 3321C10 Bb Clarinet Solo 8 47 3:08 PM Uwumarongie, et al New London MS 3422C4 Saxophone Duet 9 21 11:00 AM Lopes, Brelynn New London MS 3121C5 Flute Solo 9 23 11:16 AM Luddick, et al New London MS 3822C1 Flute-Clarinet Duet 9 40 2:26 PM Schlipp, et al New London MS 3122C9 Flute Duet 11 22 10:54 AM Romero, et al New London MS 1183C7 SSA Trio Levendusky, Ms 11 25 11:18 AM Knapp, Halia New London MS 1121C14 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 11 26 11:24 AM Calleros-Rivera, et al New London MS 1182C9 SS, SA, AA Duet Levendusky, Ms 11 29 1:04 PM Krull, et al New London MS 1182C12 SS, SA, AA Duet Levendusky, Ms 11 30 1:12 PM Miller, et al New London MS 1183C10 SSA Trio Levendusky, Ms 11 31 1:20 PM Walz, et al New London MS 1183C5 SSA Trio Levendusky, Ms 12 16 9:48 AM Polsin, Bailey New London MS 1121C8 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 17 9:54 AM Stiebs, TaylorAnn New London MS 1121C14 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 18 10:00 AM Standke, et al New London MS 1182C4 SS, SA, AA Duet Levendusky, Ms 12 19 10:08 AM Walz, Peyton New London MS 1121C1 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 20 10:14 AM Casey, et al New London MS 1182B13 SS, SA, AA Duet Levendusky, Ms 12 21 10:22 AM Swiggum, Raina New London MS 1121C10 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 22 10:28 AM Hansen, Devan New London MS 1121C8 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 50 2:48 PM Schubert, Paige New London MS 1121C9 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 51 2:54 PM Rindt, et al New London MS 1182C5 SS, SA, AA Duet Levendusky, Ms 12 52 3:02 PM Willner, Beth New London MS 1111C1 Soprano Solo Levendusky, Ms 12 56 3:28 PM Baker, Ryann New London MS 1111C6 Soprano Solo Tiefel, Kate 12 57 3:34 PM Amaral, Renna New London MS 1111B3 Soprano Solo Tiefel, Kate 13 43 1:58 PM Casey, Brooke New London MS 1121C14 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 13 44 2:04 PM Kloehn, Kayden New London MS 1211C9 Tenor Solo Levendusky, Ms 13 45 2:10 PM Bellis, et al New London MS 1182C8 SS, SA, AA Duet Levendusky, Ms 13 46 2:18 PM Guerin, et al New London MS 1282C10 TT, TB, BB Duet Levendusky, Ms 13 47 2:26 PM Baehman, Sylvia New London MS 1121C8 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 13 55 3:30 PM Kable, Molly New London MS 1121B1 Alto Solo Levendusky, Ms 13 56 3:36 PM Wilson, et al New London MS 1883CT SAB Trio Levendusky, Ms.
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