 | On March 12, Advanced Women’s Choir, Singers, Chorale and Madrigals participated in the KMEA District 7 Festival Assessment. KMEA Assessment is one of the most important performances of our year because it is the only time of the year where we are critically evaluated and most importantly are asked to demonstrate music literacy skills. All of our choirs received DISTINGUISHED ratings on their performance and sight-reading. Read more below for some of the outstanding comments from the adjudicators: |
Advanced Women’s Choir
“Excellent display of musicianship!” – Dr. Vicki Bell, Asbury Univ.
“Exceptional vocal quality. Loved the performance. Keep up the wonderful work.
– Dr. Mark Deakins – Broadway Christian Church, Lexington
“Loved the care for intonation.” – Dr. Greg Detweiler, Morehead State Univ.
“Very nice group – great work. Excellent organizational system.”
– Mr. C.J. Hunter, Mason Co. HS, Retired, sight-singing
Singers
“Good selections! Choir looked good on-stage. Engaged in the music and in the performance.”
– Dr. Bell
“Beautiful quality of sound. Excellent blend among voices.” – Dr. Deakins
“Good rhythm and energy throughout… Excellent work! Stellar work for a young choir!!!”
– Dr. Greg Detweilier
“Great ensemble! Excellent organization and system of preparation.” – Mr. Hunter
Chorale
“Good repertoire choices! The choir [was] engaged with the music and the conductor. Sensitive musicians! Wonderful performance! A mature choir!” – Dr. Bell
“What a pleasure to hear such a great high school choir. Excellence is the word. Keep singing, and we’ll keep enjoying.” – Dr. Deakins
“Great command of vocal range... Excellent work. Thank you for your outstanding performance! Bravo!” – Dr. Detweiler
“Keep doing the work you are doing! Solfege works! Outstanding reading and performance.”
– Mr. Hunter
Madrigals
“The vocal quality of most college choirs. Precision in rhythm, dynamics, tone, energy, and blend… The community is blessed to have a high school choir with standards that are high and met with perfection.” – Dr. Deakins
“Accurate performance of difficult music! These singers are deeply musical… This is an amazing choir!” – Dr. Bell
“Superb work with a free flexible tone. Excellent attention to balance, vowel unity, and interpretation… How wonderful to hear you today.” – Dr. Detweilier
“Excellent display of musicianship!” – Dr. Vicki Bell, Asbury Univ.
“Exceptional vocal quality. Loved the performance. Keep up the wonderful work.
– Dr. Mark Deakins – Broadway Christian Church, Lexington
“Loved the care for intonation.” – Dr. Greg Detweiler, Morehead State Univ.
“Very nice group – great work. Excellent organizational system.”
– Mr. C.J. Hunter, Mason Co. HS, Retired, sight-singing
Singers
“Good selections! Choir looked good on-stage. Engaged in the music and in the performance.”
– Dr. Bell
“Beautiful quality of sound. Excellent blend among voices.” – Dr. Deakins
“Good rhythm and energy throughout… Excellent work! Stellar work for a young choir!!!”
– Dr. Greg Detweilier
“Great ensemble! Excellent organization and system of preparation.” – Mr. Hunter
Chorale
“Good repertoire choices! The choir [was] engaged with the music and the conductor. Sensitive musicians! Wonderful performance! A mature choir!” – Dr. Bell
“What a pleasure to hear such a great high school choir. Excellence is the word. Keep singing, and we’ll keep enjoying.” – Dr. Deakins
“Great command of vocal range... Excellent work. Thank you for your outstanding performance! Bravo!” – Dr. Detweiler
“Keep doing the work you are doing! Solfege works! Outstanding reading and performance.”
– Mr. Hunter
Madrigals
“The vocal quality of most college choirs. Precision in rhythm, dynamics, tone, energy, and blend… The community is blessed to have a high school choir with standards that are high and met with perfection.” – Dr. Deakins
“Accurate performance of difficult music! These singers are deeply musical… This is an amazing choir!” – Dr. Bell
“Superb work with a free flexible tone. Excellent attention to balance, vowel unity, and interpretation… How wonderful to hear you today.” – Dr. Detweilier
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