JBU Hosts Solo and Ensemble Festival for 7th-12th Grade Students

Pictured are ensemble members Derick Brown, Gabby Cervantes, Carrie Langstaff, Kate Smith, Aneli Perez, Jazmin Fowler, Cora Engen, Chloe Lance, Cierra White, Jake Smith and Choir Director Lori Eads from Oakdale Middle school in Rogers. They received a top honors for their performance.

John Brown University’s Collegiate Chapter of Music Education National Conference, the National Association for Music Education, recently hosted their annual solo and ensemble festival. Nearly four hundred and fifty 7^th-12^th grade students from 14 area schools participated.

Siloam Springs, Arkansas (April 14, 2011) - During the festival, middle school and high school students sing solos, duets, trios and in ensembles before a judge and get feedback for their performance.

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