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2006 Final Results Washington State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2007 Final Results brought to you by WIAA, WMEA and the Dairy Farmers of Washington presented by Wells Fargo Bank Following are the top three students in each category, followed by an alphabetical (by first name) listing of all participants who received a Superior (I) composite rating – a majority of judges awarding that rating. ENSEMBLES (Friday) Woodwinds-Small Woodwinds-Large 1 Nofzinger Saxophone Quartet, Kamiak High School 1 Anamadeus Again, Roosevelt High School 2 MIYA, Roosevelt High School 2 Flute Choir, Stadium High School 3 G Squared, Port Angeles High School 3 The Quintet Before Time, Port Angeles High School Bassoon/Clarinet Duet, Enumclaw High School 16 Players, Marysville-Pilchuck High School Clarinet Bassoon Duet, Bellevue Christian School Classical Aire, Ellensburg High School Clarinet/Violin Duo, International Community School Flute Quintet, Central Kitsap High School Flute Duet, Cascade (Everett) High School Persichetti Winds Quintet, Kamiak High School Flute Quartet, West Valley (Yakima) High School The Fabulous Five, Jackson High School Sax Quartet, Pasco High School Woodwind Quintet, Yelm High School Saxophone Duet, Stadium High School Woodwind Quintet, Bothell High School Saxophone Quartet, Graham-Kapowsin High School Woodwind Quintet, Puyallup High School Saxophone Quartet, Puyallup High School Woodwind Quintet, W F West High School Saxophone Quartet, Mead High School Woodwind Quintet 1, Richland High School The Question Mark, Wenatchee High School Woodwind Quintet II, Mountain View High School Woodwind Duet, Mountain View High School Following are the top three students in each category, followed by an alphabetical (by first name) listing of all participants who received a Superior (I) composite rating – a majority of judges awarding that rating. Brass-Small Brass-Large 1 Brahms Duet, International Community School 1 Brass Quintessentials, Port Angeles High School 2 Crime and Punishment, South Kitsap High School 2 Hurricane of Horns, South Kitsap High School 3 Tuba Duet, Bethel High School 3 Brass Quintet, W F West High School Blazing Bones, Richland High School Audiniti, Roosevelt High School Brass Duet, W F West High School Brass Choir, Kamiak High School Brass Quartet, Oak Harbor High School Brass Quintet, Bellevue Christian School Brass Quartet, Vashon Island High School Brass Quintet, Spanaway Lake High School French Horn Duet, Skyview High School Brass Quintet, Graham-Kapowsin High School French Horn/Trombone Duet, Juanita High School Brass Quintet #1, Pasco High School Horn Duet, Mount Rainier High School Brass Sextet, Rogers (Puyallup) High School Poulenc Brass Trio, Port Angeles High School Brasstastic Quintet, Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus Trombone Quartet, Enumclaw High School Fiesta de Wadeikis, Wenatchee High School Trumpet Duet, Auburn High School Large Brass Ensemble, Heritage High School Tubas for the Advancement.of Pandas, Central Valley Quintet, Mead High School High School Quintet, North Thurston High School Trombone Choir, Stadium High School Percussion-Small Percussion-Large 1 Percussion Trio, Central Kitsap High School 1 The Greg Jans Revolutions, Wenatchee High School 2 RAD-PES, Jackson High School 2 Advanced Percussion Ens., Ferris High School 3 Marimba Duet, Auburn Mountainview High School 3 Percussion Ensemble #1, A C Davis High School Mallet Quartet, Ferris High School Cymbalism, Curtis High School Mallet Quartet, Shelton High School Magical Leoplurodons, Roosevelt High School Marimba Quartet, Kamiakin High School Mercury Percussion Ensemble, Hanford High School Percussion Duet, White River High School Percussion Ensemble, Klahowya Secondary School Percussion Ensemble, Woodinville High School Percussion Ensemble I, Newport (Bellevue) High Percussion Ensemble, Squalicum High School School Percussion Quartet, West Valley (Yakima) High School Six Marimbas, University High School Snare Duet, Cascade (Everett) High School Steel Drum Ensemble, Skyview High School Snare Duet, Rogers (Puyallup) High School Strings-Small Strings-Large 1 Awesome Duo, Roosevelt High School 1 Cello Octet, Olympia High School 2 Violin Duet, Thomas Jefferson High School 2 Chamber Orchestra, Port Angeles High School 3 String Duo, Bellevue High School 3 Chamber Orchestra, Ferris High School Cello Duet, Shorecrest High School Baroque Ensemble, Kentwood High School Death and the Maiden, Curtis High School Chamber Ensemble, Bellingham High School Dissonance Quartet, Inglemoor High School Chamber Ensemble I, Kentlake High School Dohnanyi Trio, Olympia High School Chamber Orchestra, Bothell High School Duo Bavaria, Mountain View High School Chamber Orchestra, Lake Washington High School Lo Spirito di Music, Central Valley High School Chamber Orchestra I, Foss High School Prokofiev Duet, Foss High School Kammerstreich, Kamiak High School Prokofiev Quartet, Bothell High School String Ensemble, R A Long High School String 4tet, Hanford High School String Quintet, Squalicum High School String Quartet, Port Angeles High School String Quintet, Bellevue High School The Giraffes, Sehome High School String Quintet, Graham-Kapowsin High School Violin Duet, Mark Morris High School String Sextet, Bellarmine Preparatory School Violin Duo, Wenatchee High School Un Poco Allegro, Mercer Island High School Following are the top three students in each category, followed by an alphabetical (by first name) listing of all participants who received a Superior (I) composite rating – a majority of judges awarding that rating. Womens Vocal-Small Womens Vocal-Large 1 Duet, W F West High School 1 Women’s Ensemble, Heritage High School 2 Lakme Ladies, Curtis High School 2 Girls Who Shtop, Bellingham High School 3 Women’s Quartet, Heritage High School 3 Women’s Ensemble, Mount Si High School Duet, Kentwood High School Canterbury Belles, Ferris High School Hah Trio, Port Angeles High School Chamber Senior Women, Mark Morris High School Senior Duet, Newport (Bellevue) High School Chamber Women, Sumner High School Vocal Duet, Olympia High School Divina Voce, Hazen High School Women’s Trio, Enumclaw High School Girls Ensemble #1, North Kitsap High School Huskie Women, Othello High School Lirico Women, University High School Starry Knights, Kamiak High School Vocal Unlimited Women, Port Angeles High School Women’s Ensemble, Spanaway Lake High School Mens Vocal-Small Mens Vocal-Large 1 The Huffelmen, Stadium High School 1 In Harmony, Issaquah High School 2 Duet, Bremerton High School 2 Men’s Ensemble, Heritage High School 3 Junior Men’s Quartet, Spanaway Lake High School 3 Thunder Men, Mountain View High School C Major, Curtis High School Bearcat Men, W F West High School Duet, W F West High School Heiss Leiderhosen, Inglemoor High School Four Tune Hunters, Wenatchee High School Lirico Men, University High School Male Quartet, Kentridge High School Man Choir, Hazen High School Men’s Quartet, Heritage High School Men’s Ensemble, Bellarmine Preparatory School The Issy Guys Trio, Issaquah High School Men’s Ensemble, Spanaway Lake High School The Shears, Issaquah High School Viking 13, Curtis High School Thunder Quartet, Mountain View High School Vocal Duet, Lake Washington High School Mixed Vocal-Small Mixed Vocal-Large 1 The Incroyables, Rogers (Puyallup) High School 1 Norselanders, Puyallup High School 2 Chamber Quartet, Graham-Kapowsin High School 2 Prima Voci, Graham-Kapowsin High School 3 The Dynamic Duo, Curtis High School 3 Chamber Choir, Heritage High School Dream Quartet, Bothell High School A Cappella Choir, Spanaway Lake High School Duet, W F West High School Chamber Choir, Olympia High School Duet, Emerald Ridge High School Chamber Singers, South Kitsap High School Mixed Quartet, Kentridge High School Lirico Chamber Singers, University High School Schubert Liebe Singers, Bellingham High School Los Perezosos, Port Angeles High School Senior Mixed Quartet, Evergreen (Vancouver) High Lyrica Vocal Ensemble, Lake Washington High School School Mixed Ensemble #1, Bellarmine Preparatory School The Nasal Tones, Bremerton High School Showstoppers, Bellingham High School Singers, Kentridge High School Vocal Jazz, Issaquah High School Westsingers, W F West High School Following are the top three students in each category, followed by an alphabetical (by first name) listing of all participants who received a Superior (I) composite rating – a majority of judges awarding that rating. SOLOS (Saturday) Woodwinds Flute-Piccolo Bassoon 1 Alice Harada, Inglemoor High School 1 Marcia Croft, Garfield High School 2 Katherine Hwang, North Thurston High School 2 Evan Takle, Bothell High School 3 Sydney Kaser, Shorecrest High School 3 James Purcell, Edmonds-Woodway High School Alisa (Shin) Song, Edmonds-Woodway High School Brandon Chandler, Eisenhower High School Amanda Bequette, Mount Spokane High School Emerald Armstrong, South Kitsap High School Andrew Osborn, Stadium High School Hunter Gordon, Port Angeles High School Andrew Reusch, Mount Rainier High School Janelle Hammerstrom, Richland High School Anna Jung, Jackson High School Kiel Curtis, Stadium High School Anna Thostenson, LaConner High School Max Christoffel, Issaquah High School Anna Tupper-Bridges, Walla Walla High School Noah Cort, Redmond High School Emily Levandowski, Kentlake High School Gordy Bauer, Wenatchee High School Karen Kim, Issaquah High School Clarinet Kristin Schimert, Central Kitsap High School 1 Morgan Nash, Olympia High School Lauren Wenger, Ellensburg High School 2 Mia Nafziger, Olympia High School Martha James, Port Angeles High
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