Sweeping Success at TPSMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest

Sweeping Success at TPSMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest Over 100 students from private schools from the South Texas Region met on April 14th at St. Thomas Catholic High School. Village had 36 students in 38 solo and 1 ensemble string and piano entries. 28 Village students received high honors. Seven solo student entries performed a level one piece (the highest classification of the UIL Prescribed Music List) and received a superior rating, making them eligible to advance to the State Round of the contest.

Over 100 students from private schools from the South Texas Region met on April 14th at St. Thomas Catholic High School.

Village had 36 students in 38 solo and 1 ensemble string and piano entries. 28 Village students received high honors. Seven solo student entries performed a level one piece (the highest classification of the UIL Prescribed Music List) and received a superior rating, making them eligible to advance to the State Round of the contest.

Kingston Y. 1st grade   Violin   I-Superior
Daniel T. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Megan L. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Constantina C. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Kolade F. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Gabriel H. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Zhe C. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Celine L. 3rd grade   Piano   I-Superior
Roger S. 3rd grade   Violin   I-Superior
Ayla P. 4th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Selay E. 4th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Craig R. 4th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Jing Ting K.    4th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Aleyna T. 5th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Madeline Y.   5th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Taylor Z. 6th grade   Violin   II-Excellent
Preston Y. 6th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Amber Z.    6th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Ashwin R.   6th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Evan R. 6th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Maria Elisa M. 6th grade   Violin   II-Excellent
Aarush S. 7th grade   Violin   II-Excellent
Kishan P. 7th grade   Cello   I-Superior
Melania S. 7th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Divya K. 7th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Sandipto D.    8th grade   Cello   I-Superior
Michael T. 10th grade   Violin   I-Superior
Zhibin C. 9th grade   Piano   I-Superior

The fourth grade string ensemble also received a superior rating, featuring Ayla P., Craig R., Miroslav N., Ese B., Sahib S., Tanmai R., Rowan B., Mey G., and Evan S.

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