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All-State High School Band--2020-2021 All-State High School Band--2020-2021 Instrument Chair Student Full Name School Director Last Name Director First Name Piccolo 1 Kata Bajcz Pioneer High School Leach David Flute 1 Kasen Korstanje Wylie E. Groves High School Burkett Michael Flute 2 Shua Hahm Novi High School Diroff Matthew Flute 3 Peter Cohn Skyline High School Smith Jason Flute 4 Jinny Song Novi High School Diroff Matthew Flute 5 Megan Vaandrager Grand Rapids City High Middle Vermeer Katherine Flute 6 Jian Kim Rochester Adams High School Latouf Michelle Flute 7 Benjamin Eyke Williamston High School Kelsey Lynn Flute 8 Emma Temple Gull Lake High School Burris Branden Flute 9 Audrey Wu Huron High School Ash Robert Flute 10 Eudora Chi Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School Hourigan Mark Flute 11 Haemi (Alice) Lee Novi High School Diroff Matthew Flute 12 Katie Haynes Walled Lake Western High School Dudzinski Patrick Oboe 1 Jeremi Forman-Duranona Pioneer High School Leach David Oboe 2 Sophia Graham Grosse Pointe North High School Torrento Thomas Oboe 3 Veronica Austin Lake Orion Community High School Steele Michael Oboe 4 Ian Mahoney Forest Hills Central High School Zilhaver Laura Bassoon 1 Cora Evele Grandville High School Huber Ross Bassoon 2 Benjamin Hodge Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Raven Andrew Bassoon 3 Brian Fion Pioneer High School Leach David Bassoon 4 Eric Li Novi High School Diroff Matthew Clarinet 1 Marisa Redding Huron High School Ash Robert Clarinet 2 Dave Kim Huron High School Ash Robert Clarinet 3 Ellie Voetberg Portage Central High School VanToll Bryan Clarinet 4 Clark Mitchell Pioneer High School Leach David Clarinet 5 Xander Salsitz Pioneer High School Leach David Clarinet 6 Soomin Lee Rochester Adams High School Latouf Michelle Clarinet 7 Jaden Sheng Novi High School Diroff Matthew Clarinet 8 Yoon Milling Okemos High School Stice Mark Clarinet 9 Garrett Jin Huron High School Ash Robert Clarinet 10 John Flater Rochester High School Uhrig David A. Clarinet 11 Jacob McLeod Big Rapids High School Balch Brian Clarinet 12 Taehoon Kim Pioneer High School Leach David Clarinet 13 Aerin Washington Bloomfield Hills High School Posner Alan Clarinet 14 Amber Yu Huron High School Ash Robert Clarinet 15 Kalon Boilore Corunna High School Luft Craig Clarinet 16 Felicia Sang Huron High School Ash Robert Clarinet 17 Matilynn Daughtry Anchor Bay High School Visnaw David Clarinet 18 Rebecca Jacobson Cadillac Senior High School Rockwell Charles Clarinet 19 Noah Jackson Pioneer High School Leach David Clarinet 20 Allison Yadmark Pioneer High School Leach David Clarinet 21 Cameron Schemm Roeper City & Country Upper SchoolAmbrose Eric Clarinet 22 Andrew Jeneary Walled Lake Central High School Rogers David Clarinet 23 Emily Sullivan Manistee High School Mack Andrea Clarinet 24 Eric Ma Novi High School Diroff Matthew Bass Clarinet 1 Joshua La Novi High School Diroff Matthew Bass Clarinet 2 Emily Thouless Skyline High School Smith Jason Bass Clarinet 3 Neel Nyamagoudar Walled Lake Western High School Dudzinski Patrick Bass Clarinet 4 Trey Johnson Eisenhower High School Carrothers Jonathan Alto Sax 1 Zachary Halberstam Pioneer High School Leach David Alto Sax 2 Jason Chen Saline High School Briere Matthew Alto Sax 3 Nicholas Youmans Novi High School Diroff Matthew Alto Sax 4 Koen van Nieuwstadt Huron High School Ash Robert Alto Sax 5 Stephen Barstys Grosse Pointe North High School Torrento Thomas Alto Sax 6 Layne Malek South Lyon High School Cort Kevin Tenor Sax 1 Christian Manohar Saline High School Briere Matthew Tenor Sax 2 Trustin Christopher Walled Lake Western High School Dudzinski Patrick Baritone Sax 1 Seth Kane Napoleon High School Trudeau Trevor Trumpet 1 Therese Wisniewski St. Mary Cathedral Junior Senior H.S. LaVictoire Rita Trumpet 2 Jacob Powers Leslie High School Schulte Nathan Trumpet 3 Aidan Menzies East Lansing High School Larzelere David Trumpet 4 Andy Lasceski Utica High School Bays Brett Trumpet 5 Charisse Ujlaky Jenison High School Zamborsky Dave Trumpet 6 Jonathan Thompson Northview High School Wells Greg Trumpet 7 Juliette Nguyen East Grand Rapids Middle School Wells Mark Trumpet 8 Genevieve Kim Portage Central High School VanToll Bryan Trumpet 9 Arnav Patri Novi High School Diroff Matthew Trumpet 10 John Ahlin East Lansing High School Larzelere David Trumpet 11 Kazuma David Portage Northern High School Bartz Josh Trumpet 12 Naia Peters Royal Oak High School Jensen David Trumpet 13 Trent Stewart Walled Lake Central High School Rogers David Trumpet 14 Kohler Briggs Loy Norrix High School Mirakovits Aaron Trumpet 15 Scott Brinley Huron High School Ash Robert Trumpet 16 Aliana Hermann-Campana Williamston High School Kelsey Lynn Horn 1 Chris Stocking Huron High School Ash Robert Horn 2 Hannah Hulliberger Walled Lake Northern High School Hulliberger Mary Horn 3 Aubrey Diebold Riverview Community High School Nicholas Ian Horn 4 Matthew Riddell Huron High School Ash Robert Horn 5 Joseph Murphy Stoney Creek High School Staniszewski Lauren Horn 6 Lily Rasbach Lake Orion Community High School Steele Michael Horn 7 George Green Walled Lake Northern High School Hulliberger Mary Horn 8 Zach Zuber Lakeland High School Green Robert Trombone 1 Sam Kwok Pioneer High School Leach David Trombone 2 Nathan Aylesbury Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Raven Andrew Trombone 3 Nicholas Simonelli Bloomfield Hills High School Posner Alan Trombone 4 Nina Largey East Lansing High School Larzelere David Trombone 5 Noah Payton Walled Lake Central High School Rogers David Trombone 6 Riley Beernink Clarkston High School Lewis Michael Trombone 7 Ari Jacob Pioneer High School Leach David Trombone 8 Francis Wang Skyline High School Smith Jason Trombone 9 Sean Edelman Huron High School Ash Robert Trombone 10 Grant Martinez Lamphere High School Garvey Michael Euphonium 1 Charlotte Pavlic Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Raven Andrew Euphonium 2 Margaret Howell Eisenhower High School Carrothers Jonathan Euphonium 3 Eleanor Vogel Pioneer High School Leach David Euphonium 4 Jamie Franklin Saline High School Briere Matthew Tuba 1 Michael Kirby Harrison Community High School Vinciguerra Eric Tuba 2 Haley Pauzus Lake Orion Community High School Steele Michael Tuba 3 Grant Rhoads Bloomfield Hills High School Posner Alan Tuba 4 Andrew Wyckoff Zeeland East High School Bhattarai Pujan Tuba 5 Miles Bone Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Raven Andrew Tuba 6 Kenji Farrell Detroit Country Day School Oliphant Alan Percussion 1 Paul Quinn Holland Christian High School Vanden Berg Scott Percussion 2 Milo VanAmburg Skyline High School Smith Jason Percussion 3 Anna Mueller Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Raven Andrew Percussion 4 Justin Lim Pioneer High School Leach David Percussion 5 Erin Widman Eisenhower High School Carrothers Jonathan Percussion 6 Peter Florence Pioneer High School Leach David All-State High School Orchestra--2020-2021 Instrument Chair Student Full Name School Director Last Name Director First Name Piccolo 1 Jeongin Bae Huron High School Ash Robert Flute 1 Rebecca Reynolds Gaylord High School Hotelling Aaron Flute 2 Dean Jang Novi High School Diroff Matthew Oboe 1 Ariella VanderLaan Spring Lake High School Truszkowski Mike Oboe 2 Michael Chen Bloomfield Hills High School Posner Alan Bassoon 1 Gabriella Richmond Williamston High School Kelsey Lynn Bassoon 2 Finn McCune East Lansing High School Larzelere David Clarinet 1 Ryan Jin International Academy LaNoue Eric Clarinet 2 Connor Pang Huron High School Ash Robert Trumpet 1 Ryo Morita Pioneer High School Leach David Trumpet 2 Catherine Li Huron High School Ash Robert Trumpet 3 Samuel VanLoo Mattawan High School Boswell Bill Horn 1 Sabreena Klann Charlotte Senior High School Szekely Jeff Horn 2 Abigail Kohn Pioneer High School Leach David Horn 3 Dustin Voelker Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Raven Andrew Horn 4 Zora Alfredson East Lansing High School Larzelere David Trombone 1 Andrew Kim Okemos High School Stice Mark Trombone 2 Jacob Vales Mattawan High School Boswell Bill Trombone 3 Maxwell Berkowitz Mattawan High School Boswell Bill Tuba 1 Quinn McMath Midland High School O'Connell Chris Percussion 1 Elijah Cosby Northview High School Wells Greg Percussion 2 David Oosse Traverse City West Senior High SchoolMielens Chad Percussion 3 Noah Reingold Pioneer High School Leach David Violin 1 Henry Jackson Bloomfield Hills High School Wolf Scott Violin 2 Eric Yun Okemos High School Valla Justin Violin 3 Igor Trifunovic Grosse Pointe South High School Gross James Violin 4 Peter Mourad Chelsea High School Sylvester Phillip Violin 5 Clarice Kim Wylie E. Groves High School Shawver Paul Violin 6 Maria Skidmore East Lansing High School Rosin David Violin 7 Ashwin Innuganti Okemos High School Valla Justin Violin 8 Grace Chae H.H. Dow High School Thoms Amanda Violin 9 Bryce Yung Huron High School Krohn Timothy Violin 10 Jonathan Shi Bloomfield Hills High School Wolf Scott Violin 11 Ryan Choi Novi High School Van Eizenga Jim Violin 12 Quentin Brydon Pioneer High School Glawe Jonathan Violin 13 Jessica Yang Novi High School Van Eizenga Jim Violin 14 Trinity Chen Detroit Country Day School Oliphant Alan Violin 15 Kasey Thai Walled Lake Northern High School Tigges Heidi Violin 16 Chiho Sung Pioneer High School Glawe Jonathan Violin 17 Uma Malde Okemos High School Valla Justin Violin 18 Veda Srinivas Huron High School Krohn Timothy Violin 19 Julia Tauro Novi High School Van Eizenga Jim Violin 20 Abigail Ahn H.H. Dow High School Thoms Amanda Violin 21 Nithila Murugan Novi High School Van Eizenga Jim Violin 22 Boaz Qiu H.H. Dow High School Thoms Amanda Violin 23 Mia Chen Okemos High School Valla Justin Violin 24 Grace Phan Okemos High School Valla Justin Violin 25 Jinyoung Jeong East Lansing High School Rosin David Violin 26 Lianne Kim Novi High School Van Eizenga Jim Violin 27 Vijay Daita Bloomfield Hills High School Wolf Scott Violin 28 Ben Melton Mt Pleasant High School Ellenwood Heather Violin 29 Megan Hayduk Chelsea High School Sylvester Phillip Violin 30 Patrick Li Portage Central High School McClish Silvia Violin 31 Alexander Yen Bloomfield Hills High School Wolf Scott Violin 32 Sarah Chang Novi High School Van Eizenga Jim Viola 1 Sarah Li H.H.
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