middle level state honors music project


Doug Arendt of John Long Middle School, Grafton, will be completing a successful term on the Middle Level State Honors Committee. Following three years as sec- tion coach, Arendt accepted the challenge as project chair-elect for one year and


leading the project as chair for the past two years. As past-chair for 2013 Middle Level State Honors, he will be recognized for his dedicated service to the project. “Working with outstanding honors students, honors staff and nationally recognized conductors


has been a rewarding challenge that has meant a great deal to me on a professional and personal level” according to Arendt. “The opportunity to be part of and to lead this enrichment experience is a memory that will last a lifetime. From auditions to final concert, Wisconsin music students demonstrate they are outstanding.”


Choral Staff


L to R: Paul Gregg, Carol Dahle (ensemble coordinator), Doug Arendt (2013 Middle Level State Honors past chair), Karen Zuidema, Michael Chapel, Dawn Kranz


WSMA Program Director Jeff Gretzinger leads the Middle Level State Honors committee in planning the October rehearsal and concert event.


Fall Horn Festival 15th Annual UW-Whitewater


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Saturday November 9, 2013 http://www.uww.edu/conteduc/camps/hornfestival/


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