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2018-2019 Oboe Music Recent Releases & Highlights > English Horn

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Transcribed Horns Imagine playing the exact parts of some of the most memorable and consequential songs of our time note-for-note, exactly as the legends played them. This unique new series features transcriptions of all the horn parts included on the original recordings with a separate staff for each horn. Perfect for cover bands! The books also include vocal melody lines, complete lyrics, and chord symbols.

Douglas Akey | Hal Leonard Douglas Akey Douglas Akey began his musical training in the public schools of Elmhurst, Illinois. He attended Arizona State University on a performance scholarship, earning a Bachelor of Music degree in Instrumental Music (1979) and a Master of Music in Solo Performance (1985). He also studied brass performance for two summers at the Banff Centre for the Performing Arts in Alberta, Canada. He has studied horn with Carroll Simmons - Grant Park Orchestra (Chicago), William Strickland - freelance hornist (New York), Ralph Lockwood - Arizona State University, and Roland Pandolfi - Principal Horn, St. Louis Symphony. Since 1987, Mr. Akey has been Director of Bands and Music/Drama Department Chairperson at Hendrix Junior High School in Chandler, Arizona. He has been teaching junior high school band in the Phoenix area since 1979. His bands have been invited to perform at numerous education conferences, including the 1994 Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic and the 1998 Music Educators National Conference. He is in demand as a clinician, having directed many junior high and high school honor bands throughout the West. He has also presented sessions at music conventions in Arizona, Colorado, Ohio and Wyoming. In 1985, Mr. Akey received the Stanbury Award of the American School Band Directors Association as the outstanding young junior high school band director in the United States. Since that time, he has gone on to become recognized as an accomplished composer of school band music. His works have appeared on dozens of state contest lists and are performed by bands throughout North America, Europe, Australia and the Far East. In 1996, he was honored as the National Federation of Secondary Schools Music Educator of the Year for Section 7 (Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah). Mr. Akey is an active performer, having played with the Del Sol Brass Quintet and Arizona Brass Quintet, as well as the Phoenix and Tucson Symphony Orchestras. He currently serves as principal horn with the Tempe Symphony Orchestra. Publications by Douglas Akey

Choral Definitions and Abbreviations | Hal Leonard Hal Leonard Classical Choral Instrumental Abbreviations Choral Definitions and Abbreviations Accompaniment CDs ShowTrax CD - includes a full performance of the primary voicing and an accompaniment only track VoiceTrax CD - includes a full performance of the primary voicing, accompaniment only and part-predominant tracks for each voice part of each voicing ChoirTrax CD - includes a full performance of the primary voicing and an accompaniment only track Choral Instrumental Abbreviations In some publications orchestral instrumentation appears in score order as follows: flute, oboe, clarinet, sax, bassoon/horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba/percussion/harp, keyboard/ violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello, doublebass) For instance, (20101/2211/2/10/88422) would indicate 2 flutes, 1 clarinet, 1 bassoon, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone, 1 tuba, 2 percussion parts, 1 harp, 8 violin 1, 8 violin 2, 4 viola, 2 cello, 2 doublebass. For further assistance, please emailchoral@halleonard.com. acl alto clarinet afl alto flute asx alto saxophone b bass bar baritone barsx baritone saxophone bcl bass clarinet bd bass drum bgtr bass guitar bn bassoon bsx baritone saxophone btbn bass trombone cbn contrabassoon cel celesta chm chimes cl clarinet cym cymbals db double bass dm drum ebcl E-flat clarinet egtr electric guitar fl flute flg flugelhorn flu flugelhorn gtr guitar hn horn hp harp hpd harpsichord ob oboe org organ perc percussion pic piccolo sc score sd snare drum ssx soprano saxophone syn synthesizer tamb tambourine tba tuba tbn trombone timp timpani tpt trumpet tsx tenor saxophone va viola vc cello vn violin xy xylophone xyl xylophone Choral Definitions and Abbreviations Accompaniment CDs ShowTrax CD - includes a full performance of the primary voicing and an accompaniment only track VoiceTrax CD - includes a full performance of the primary voicing, accompaniment only and part-predominant tracks for each voice part of each voicing ChoirTrax CD - includes a full performance of the primary voicing and an accompaniment only track Choral Instrumental Abbreviations In some publications orchestral instrumentation appears in score order as follows: flute, oboe, clarinet, sax, bassoon/horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba/percussion/harp, keyboard/ violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello, doublebass) For instance, (20101/2211/2/10/88422) would indicate 2 flutes, 1 clarinet, 1 bassoon, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone, 1 tuba, 2 percussion parts, 1 harp, 8 violin 1, 8 violin 2, 4 viola, 2 cello, 2 doublebass. For further assistance, please email choral@halleonard.com. acl alto clarinet afl alto flute asx alto saxophone b bass bar baritone bcl bass clarinet bd bass drum bgtr bass guitar bn bassoon bsx baritone saxophone btbn bass trombone bel bells cbn contrabassoon cel celesta chm chimes cl clarinet cym cymbals db double bass dm drum ebcl E-flat clarinet egtr electric guitar fl flute flg flugelhorn flu flugelhorn gtr guitar hn horn hp harp hpd harpsichord ob oboe org organ perc percussion pic piccolo sc score sd snare drum ssx soprano saxophone syn synthesizer tamb tambourine tba tuba tbn trombone timp timpani tpt trumpet tsx tenor saxophone va viola vc cello vn violin xy xylophone xyl xylophone

Scott Watson | Hal Leonard Scott Watson Scott Watson, born 1962 in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania has composed for concert, radio, and theater and received recognition for his work from ASCAP, the American Composers Forum, the American Music Center, the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and others. His projects include commissions by the Lehigh County (Pennsylvania) Bandmasters Association, the Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductors Association, the International Horn Society Meir Rimon Fund, an American Composers Forum Continental Harmony project commission, West Chester University Wind Ensemble, Temple University Symphony Orchestra, and the Lehigh Valley Chamber Orchestra,. Watson's music is published by Shawnee Press and other major publishers. Watson received his MM and DMA in Composition from Temple University, where his composition teachers include Maurice Wright and Matthew Greenbaum. Watson teaches instrumental and elective music in the Parkland School District (Allentown, PA), and serves as adjunct professor for Villanova University, Philadelphia Biblical University, and Central Connecticut State University. During the 2001-02 academic year, he served as Assistant Professor of Music Theory and Technology at Temple University's Esther Boyer College of Music (Philadelphia, PA). Publications by Scott Watson

Jennifer Linn | Hal Leonard Jennifer Linn Jennifer Linn is a multi-talented pianist, teacher, composer, arranger and clinician, and former Manager - Educational Piano for Hal Leonard. As a clinician, she has presented workshops, master classes, and Hal Leonard showcases throughout the United States, Canada, and India. In addition to her composing and arranging for the Hal Leonard Student Piano Library, Ms. Linn also was the editor and recording artist for the award winning new Journey Through the Classics series, the G. Schirmer Performance Editions Clementi: Sonatinas, Op. 36, Kuhlau: Selected Sonatinas, and Schumann: Selections from Album for the Young, Op. 68. Many of her original compositions for piano students have been selected for the National Federation of Music Clubs festival, the Music Teachers' Association of California Certificate of Merit, and other required repertoire lists worldwide. Ms. Linn’s teaching career spans more than 30 years and includes independent studio teaching of all ages, as well as group instruction and piano pedagogy at the university level. Ms. Linn received her B.M. with distinction and M.M. in piano performance from the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) Conservatory of Music where she was the winner of the concerto-aria competition. She was also named the outstanding student in the graduate piano division and given the prestigious vice chancellor’s award for academic excellence and service. In 2013 Ms. Linn was comissioned to compose a collaborative work for the MTNA National Conference in Anaheim, California where her trio Serendipity for piano, flute and horn, was premiered. The University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance also named Ms. Linn the 2013 UMKC Alumni of the year. Publications by Jennifer Linn

Marvin Gaspard | Hal Leonard Marvin Gaspard “Outstanding musical versatility” best describes the talent and artistry of Marvin Gaspard, and validates his rising national acclaim as performer, composer, arranger, and recording artist. His published works, children’s folk songs, choral octavos and organ/piano duet books, serve as a testament to his diverse talent. Marvin began studying piano at the age of five, and quickly developed a love for music. By college age, he was proficient in piano, organ, harp, trumpet, French horn, and melodic percussion and had begun writing and arranging music for area schools and churches. Now, one of Houston’s leading musicians, Marvin serves as Director of Music, Organist/Choirmaster of St. Luke’s Presbyterian Church. He directs the Chancel Choir, the youth choir, Ensemble (chamber choir), and oversees St. Luke’s Ringers (handbell choir). Marvin is the resident pianist for The Lyric Centre in the heart of Houston’s Theatre District. As a skilled jazz pianist, he leads the Marvin Gaspard Trio, a well-known ensemble in the Houston music community. Mr. Gaspard’s choral arrangements have been performed and recorded by the internationally renowned Turtle Creek Chorale of Dallas, Texas. Accompanying his own compositions, he appeared with the Chorale in Dallas’ Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, in the spring of 1996. One of his original works was recorded as the title song of the Chorale’s CD, “Lifelong Friend.” Marvin has released three of his own CD’s. For ten years Marvin composed original scene underscoring and arranged choral works for “Pageant, A Christmas Spectacular”. This Houston production was televised and broadcast nationwide featuring a 400-voice choir and full orchestra in a fully staged holiday production. Mr. Gaspard has accompanied Grammy Award winner, Cynthia Clawson, in appearances from coast to coast and he has been featured as a solo piano artist in a nationally televised tour of Ecuador and also at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California. Mr. Gaspard is a member of American Guild of Organists; The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP); Choristers Guild; Houston Professional Musicians Association (Local 65-699, American Federation of Musicians); Houston Tuesday Musical Club; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America; and serves on the board of the Greater Houston Handbell Association. Marvin is a native of Abbeville, Louisiana and holds a Bachelor of Music Degree from the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Publications by Marvin Gaspard

John Williams | Hal Leonard John Williams In a career spanning more than six decades, John Williams has become one of America’s most accomplished and successful composers for film and for the concert stage, and he remains one of our nation’s most distinguished and contributive musical voices. He has composed the music and served as music director for more than one hundred films, including all nine Star Wars films, the first three Harry Potter films, Superman, JFK, Born on the Fourth of July, Memoirs of a Geisha, Far and Away, The Accidental Tourist, Home Alone and The Book Thief. His nearly 50-year artistic partnership with director Steven Spielberg has resulted in many of Hollywood’s most acclaimed and successful films, including Schindler’s List, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the Indiana Jones films, Munich, Saving Private Ryan, The Adventures of Tintin, War Horse, Lincoln, The BFG and The Post. His contributions to television music include scores for more than 200 television films for the groundbreaking, early anthology series Alcoa Theatre, Kraft Television Theatre, Chrysler Theatre and Playhouse 90, as well as themes for NBC Nightly News (“The Mission”), NBC’s Meet the Press, and the PBS arts showcase Great Performances. He also composed themes for the 1984, 1988, and 1996 Summer Olympic Games, the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. He has received five Academy Awards and fifty-two Oscar nominations, making him the Academy’s most-nominated living person and the second-most nominated person in the history of the Oscars. He has received seven British Academy Awards (BAFTA), twenty-five Grammys, four Golden Globes, five Emmys, and numerous gold and platinum records. In 2003, he received the Olympic Order (the IOC’s highest honor) for his contributions to the Olympic movement. He received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors in December of 2004. In 2009, Mr. Williams was inducted into the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, and he received the National Medal of Arts, the highest award given to artists by the U.S. Government. In 2016, he received the 44th Life Achievement Award from the American Film Institute – the first time in their history that this honor was bestowed upon a composer. In 2020, he received Spain’s Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts, as well as the Gold Medal from the prestigious Royal Philharmonic Society in the UK. In January 1980, Mr. Williams was named nineteenth music director of the Boston Pops Orchestra, succeeding the legendary Arthur Fiedler. He currently holds the title of Boston Pops Laureate Conductor which he assumed following his retirement in December 1993 after fourteen highly successful seasons. He also holds the title of Artist-in-Residence at Tanglewood. Mr. Williams has composed numerous works for the concert stage, among them two symphonies, and concertos commissioned by several of the world’s leading orchestras, including a cello concerto for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, a bassoon concerto for the New York Philharmonic, a trumpet concerto for The Cleveland Orchestra, and a horn concerto for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. In 2009, the Boston Symphony premiered his concerto for harp and orchestra entitled “On Willows and Birches”, and in the same year, Mr. Williams composed and arranged “Air and Simple Gifts” especially for the first inaugural ceremony of President Barack Obama.

Michael Abene | Hal Leonard Michael Abene Michael Abene is a composer, arranger, keyboard player and record producer. Michael joined the Maynard Ferguson band while still a teenager and was responsible for writing some of the most-requested arrangements, such as "Green Dolphin Street," "Airegin," "Fox Hunt," "Chicago," "Whisper Not," "Knarf" and "Cherokee." Michael produced the Grammy-winning projects "Digital Duke" featuring the Duke Ellington Orchestra and "The GRP All-Star Big Band-All Blues." He produced the Grammy-nominated "GRP All-Star Big Band" and "The GRP All-Star Big Band Live" and received nominations in the arranging category for all three big band records. Other projects he has produced are "The GRP Christmas Collection Volumes 1, 2 and 3" (Volume 1 was awarded a gold record for sales of 500,000 units), "Happy Anniversary, Charlie Brown," two projects for Billy Taylor, "... It's a matter of pride" and "Homage," "Maiden Voyage" for Nnenna Freelon plus projects for Billy Cobham, Eddie Daniels and Dave Valentin. Some of the other artists Michael has composed and arranged for are Take 6, Joe Lovano, Bireli Lagrene, Montreal fusion bassist Alain Caron, Dick Oatts, Dave Grusin, for which he received a 1998 Grammy nomination for the arrangement of "America" from "Dave Grusin Presents West Side Story," Chick Corea, Buddy Rich, Dizzy Gillespie, the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra, Liza Minnelli, Charles Aznavour, Dave Taylor, Ronnie Cuber, Diva, the Metropole Jazz Orchestra in the Netherlands and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band. Michael has also appeared as featured pianist and arranger/composer with the UMO Jazz Orchestra in Helsinki, WDR Big Band in Cologne, Germany, the Rotterdam Conservatory Big Band (The Netherlands), Jazz Big Band Graz (Austria), Kluvers Big Band (Denmark) and the BBC Big Band in England. Michael also has produced and arranged for many singers, from pop and crossover artists Patti Austin and B.B. King, to classic jazz artists Grady Tate, Joe Williams, Chris Connor, New York Voices and Diane Schuur. Two works of Michael's were premiered during the summer of 2000: a piece he arranged for The Metropole Jazz Orchestra for seven trombones where each trombonist contributed an original and Michael composed opening and connecting sections allowing the piece to be played as a suite. This composition was performed at the International Trombone Festival in Utrecht, The Netherlands. The second composition was an original work commissioned by The Mancini Institute, where Michael has appeared as composer-in-residence, for bass trombonist Dave Taylor entitled "Heritage: New/Old and Then Some" and performed by The Mancini Institute Orchestra and Big Band. This work has also been performed by The Manhattan School of Music Studio Jazz Orchestra and in 2004 by The Amsterdam Conservatory Orchestra and Big Band. Two new compositions by Michael premiered in 2003 were "Odyssey for Brass," commissioned and performed by The Metropole Jazz Orchestra in Tilburg, The Netherlands and "Fragmentations" performed by the Slovenian Symphony and Radio Big Band. In the fall of 2003 Michael was appointed Musical Director, Principal Composer/Arranger of the WDR Radio Big Band of Cologne, Germany. Because of the response worldwide, Michael has made his compositions and arrangements available to schools and bands and serves as a clinician, and is currently working on his own 11-piece band consisting of two trumpets, french horn, tenor and bass trombone, three reeds and rhythm section. Michael joined the faculty of Manhattan School of Music in January 1998. In 2001 Michael was instrumental in creating a course entitled "Jazz Composition and Arranging for The Studio Orchestra" and in 2003, a Doctoral in Jazz program. Michael and Jim McNeely are the Music Directors of the BMI Jazz Composers Workshop. Publications by Michael Abene

13 Jr. - Broadway Junior | Hal Leonard Menu LEARN MORE About Broadway Junior What Comes With the Showkit®? How to License a Broadway Junior Musical Order an Audio Sampler Frequently Asked Questions 60-Min.ute Musicals [JR.] 60-Minute Musicals 13 Jr. Alice In Wonderland Jr. (Disney) Aladdin Jr. (Disney) Annie Jr. Beauty and the Beast Jr. (Disney) The Big One-Oh! Jr. Bugsy Malone Jr. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr. Dear Edwina Jr. Doctor Dolittle Jr. Dot & The Kangaroo Jr. The Drowsy Chaperone Jr. Elephant & Piggie's "We Are In A Play" Jr. Elf The Musical Jr. Fame Jr. Fiddler on the Roof Jr. Finding Nemo Jr. (Disney) Finian's Rainbow Jr. Flat Stanley Jr. Frozen Jr. (Disney) A Ghost Tale for Mr. Dickens Jr. (Magic Tree House) Godspell Jr. Guys and Dolls Jr. Hairspray Jr. High School Musical Jr. (Disney) Honk! Jr. Into the Woods Jr. James and the Giant Peach Jr. (Roald Dahl) Junie B. Jones Jr. Legally Blonde Jr. The Lion King Jr. (Disney) The Little Mermaid Jr. (Disney) Madagascar - A Musical Adventure Jr. Mary Poppins Jr. (Disney/Cameron Mackintosh) Matilda Jr. (Roald Dahl) Mean Girls Jr. Moana Jr. (Disney) The Music Man Jr. My Son Pinocchio Jr. (Disney) Newsies Jr. (Disney) Oliver! Jr. Once on This Island Jr. Peter Pan Jr. (Broadway) The Phantom Tollbooth Jr. The Pirates of Penzance Jr. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer Jr. Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr. Seussical Jr. Shrek Jr. Singin' In The Rain Jr. Sister Act Jr. Something Rotten Jr. Thoroughly Modern Millie Jr. Willy Wonka Jr. (Roald Dahl) Xanadu Jr. 30-Min.ute Musicals [KIDS] 30-Minute Musicals 101 Dalmatians KIDS (Disney) Aladdin KIDS (Disney) Annie KIDS Aristocats KIDS (Disney) Dinosaurs Before Dark KIDS (Magic Tree House) Finding Nemo KIDS (Disney) Frozen KIDS (Disney) The Jungle Book KIDS (Disney) The Knight at Dawn KIDS (Magic Tree House) The Lion King KIDS (Disney) The Music Man KIDS Pirates Past Noon KIDS (Magic Tree House) Seussical KIDS Willy Wonka KIDS (Roald Dahl) Winnie the Pooh KIDS (Disney) A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS Product Information Musical Numbers Cast of Characters Credits Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown Book by Dan Elish, Robert Horn Overview / Synopsis With a catchy rock score from Tony Award-winning composer, Jason Robert Brown, (Parade, The Last Five Years, The Bridges of Madison County) and a hilarious book by Tony winner Robert Horn (Tootsie, Shucked) and Dan Elish (13), 13 JR. tells a timeless story about fitting in - and standing out! Evan Goldman is plucked from his fast-paced, preteen New York City life and plopped into a sleepy Indiana town following his parents' divorce. Now the new kid at school, he needs to establish his place in the popularity pecking order. Can he situate himself on a comfortable link of the food chain... or will he dangle at the end with the outcasts?!? A true coming-of-age musical, 13 JR. is made especially for adolescents with a universal message about friendship and being true to yourself. Audio Sampler - HL01229991 $10.00 ShowKit - HL01229992 $695.00 This ShowKit includes: 30 Libretto/Vocal Books Piano/Vocal Score Director's Guide Choreography Videos (Digital) Guide Vocal Tracks (Digital) Performance Tracks (Digital) Downloadable Resources and Media Individual Components 01229988 - Piano/Vocal Score $40.00 01229987 - Director's Guide $100.00 01229989 - Libretto/Vocal Score $10.00 01229990 - Libretto/Vocal Score 10 Pak $75.00 01229991 - Audio Sampler $10.00 Thirteen The Lamest Place in The World Hey Kendra (Part 1) Hey Kendra (Part 2) Invitations (Part 1) Invitations (Part 2) Get Me What I Need Opportunity What It Means To Be A Friend All Hail The Brain (Part 1) All Hail The Brain (Part 2) Any Minute Bad Bad News Tell Her It Can't Be True If That's What It Is A Little More Homework Brand New You Cast Size: Large (21 or more performers) Cast Type: Children Evan Goldman Evan Goldman is facing a lot of big life changes: not only are his parents divorcing, but he's also moving from New York City to Appleton, Indiana, right before his thirteenth birthday. Since Evan is Jewish, this is a big birthday, considering he will finally get to have his Bar Mitzvah. Evan is a good-hearted kid who gets wrapped up in his excitement over his party and makes some less-than-stellar choices. Though Evan is going through a lot and a bit high-strung, he's smart and resourceful and ultimately does the right thing.Evan Goldman is facing a lot of big life changes: not only are his parents divorcing, but he's also moving from New York City to Appleton, Indiana, right before his thirteenth birthday. Since Evan is Jewish, this is a big birthday, considering he will finally get to have his Bar Mitzvah. Evan is a good-hearted kid who gets wrapped up in his excitement over his party and makes some less-than-stellar choices. Though Evan is going through a lot and a bit high-strung, he's smart and resourceful and ultimately does the right thing. Gender: Male Vocal range: G5 - C4 Patrice Patrice has big dreams of getting out of her small town. She's clever and a bit shy and marches to the beat of her own drum â but, unfortunately, these qualities make her an outcast at school. Patrice must have the most dramatic range, both as an actor and a singer, of any female in your show. Gender: Female Vocal range: E5 - Ab3 Archie Patrice's best friend. Archie walks on crutches due to his muscular dystrophy. He has a dark sense of humor and a general sense of urgency about living his life to the fullest, which includes going on a date with Kendra. A note about Archie: it's important to talk with your actor, and the whole cast, about muscular dystrophy and how the disease can affect someone's life, especially if the actor playing Archie isn't disabled. Gender: Male Vocal range: A5 - B3 Brett Sampson The stereotypical "cool guy" â he's athletic, commands a squad of minions, and is "not quite as bright as a postage stamp." In addition to not being very bright, Brett isn't a very nice person, although he finds himself in a genuine emotional dilemma over his feelings for Kendra. Gender: Male Vocal range: C6 - E4 Eddie Part of Brett's entourage. Gender: Male Vocal range: G5 - C4 Malcolm Part of Brett's entourage. Gender: Male Vocal range: G5 - E4 Cassie A cheerleader. Gender: Female Vocal range: C5 - Bb3 Charlotte A cheerleader. Gender: Female Vocal range: F5 - C4 Kendra The most popular girl in school and is generally oblivious to how much attention other people are paying to her â she's happy to work on her cheerleading and clueless when she's included in the plots of others. Though, like Brett, Kendra may not be the smartest kid in school, unlike him, she doesn't fall back on bullying and meanness â she's genuinely nice, if somewhat shallow and a bit naÃ¯ve. Gender: Female Vocal range: C5 - Bb3 Lucy Kendra's best friend. The quintessential "mean girl." She's manipulative, dishonest, insecure, and unapologetic â although Evan is nicknamed "The Brain," Lucy is the one pulling all the strings at the junior high. Gender: Female Vocal range: D5 - F#3 Molly One of the girls at school and quick to defer to Lucy. She is happy to gossip about the drama, though she's never quite in the middle of any of it. Gender: Female Vocal range: C#5 - F#3 Simon Part of Brett's entourage. Gender: Male Vocal range: E5 - Bb3 Richie Part of Brett's entourage. Gender: Male Vocal range: B4 - Bb3 Guy 1 Part of Brett's entourage. Gender: Male Vocal range: B4 - G4 Ensemble The ensemble for 13 JR. is comprised of the rest of the kids at school (Teenagers, Boys, Girls, Kids, and Guys in the script). The "Thirteen" soloists' vocal range is shown below Vocal range: Ab4 - A3

Hal Leonard Vocal Competition - 2015 Winners | Hal Leonard THE 2015 HAL LEONARD VOCAL COMPETITION WINNERS Hal Leonard, the world's largest print music publisher and the world leader in vocal music, launched the exciting and innovative concept of a serious music competition for voice students comprised entirely of YouTube video entries. We believe this to be the first legitimate music competition for musicians of various ages, children through college, to be held entirely on the Internet. The required repertoire was largely drawn from art song and musical theatre literature. The deadline for entry was February 1, 2015. Judging has been concluded, and we are pleased to announce the art song and musical theatre results in the four age categories of competition. Congratulations to the prize winners! We were encouraged by the commitment and seriousness of purpose shown in the video entries. If these are a representative sampling, there are clearly many dedicated students and teachers at all levels who have embraced our heritage of music literature. We thank all those who entered for confirming that this experimental venture was more than worthwhile. And we also thank the teachers and parents who guided the voice students in this competition. Thank you also to all the accompanists for their key participation. View the Winning Videos View Previous Results 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 ART SONG WINNERS College/University Voices High School Voices Early Teen Voices Children's Voices MUSICAL THEATRE WINNERS Young Adult Voices High School Voices Early Teen Voices Children's Voices COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY VOICES, ART SONG - Undergraduates (AGES 18-23) First Place SAMANTHA HANKEY School: The Juilliard School Pianist: Edward Kim Voice Teacher: Edith Wiens Second Place PIOTR BUSZEWSKI School: The Juilliard School Pianist: Hojae Lee Voice Teacher: Robert White Third Place MICHELLE BOGGESS School: DePaul University Pianist: Gregory Schifrin Voice Teacher: Jane Bunnell Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) KRESLEY FIGUEROA Watch Video ANNE MARIE STANLEY Watch Video ELIZABETH SYWULKA School: Manhattan School of Music Watch Video HIGH SCHOOL VOICES, ART SONG - AGES 16-18 First Place NICOLE KOH School: Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts Pianist: Ben Malkevitch Voice Teacher: Todd Wedge Second Place CAITLIN HALE DANIELS School: Richland Collegiate High School Pianist: Gloria Kim Voice Teacher: Carol Wilson Third Place (tie) SYDNEY DARDIS School: Orange County School of the Arts (Santa Ana, California) Pianist: John Henri Voice Teacher: Kathleen Martin Third Place (tie) BRENNA MCFARLAND School: Trinity Christian School (Fairfax, Virginia) Pianist: Chris Koeltzer Voice Teacher: Michael Mentzel Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) TREENA CHAUDHURI Watch Video ALEXANDER GRANITO Watch Video SARAH ROSE PARKER Watch Video KATHRYN RISCHEE Watch Video EARLY TEEN VOICES, ART SONG - AGES 13-15 First Place CARLY COONEY School: Lake Oswego High School Pianist: Daniel Buchanan Voice Teacher: Angela Niederloh Second Place MARY ELIZABETH ADLER School: Newport High School Pianist: Beth Kirchhoff Voice Teacher: Nancy Zylstra Third Place (tie) SARAH AALDERING School: Los Gatos High School Pianist: Chen Woo Voice Teacher: Kathleen Ludowise Third Place (tie) MAEVE STIER School: Homeschooled Pianist: Susan McDaniel Voice Teacher: Angela Niederloh Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) STEPHANIE CHEE Watch Video CLAIRE KWON Watch Video NIKO MANCERAE Watch Video CHILDREN'S VOICES, ART SONG - AGES 12 AND UNDER First Place EMMA-BROOKE ALLEY Location: Lyman, South Carolina Pianist: Valerie MacPhail Voice Teacher: Valerie MacPhail Second Place ALIYAH DOUGLAS School: Wilson K-8 School (Oro Valley, Arizona) Voice Teacher: Stephanie Fox Third Place (tie) CAITLIN CHISHAM School: Blair Oaks Middle School Pianist: Gretchen Huedepohl Voice Teacher: Michael Straw Third Place (tie) LENA MOLYNEUX School: The Center School Pianist: Gulia Mitzanova Voice Teacher: Amelia Demayo Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) SANGHOON JUNGE Watch Video ELORA KARES Watch Video LEXI LANNI Watch Video ARIELLE PEDERSEN Location: Spartanburg, SC Watch Video YOUNG ADULT VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - Undergraduates (AGES 18-23) First Place JAMEELAH LEAUNDRA School: Otterbein University Pianist: Tiantian Liang Voice Teacher: Keyona Willis Second Place KATHERINE RIDDLE School: American University Pianist: Andrew Welch Voice Teacher: Linda Allison Third Place (tie) LEE CLAPP School: McGill University Pianist: Parker Scheil Voice Teacher: Sanford Sylvan Third Place (tie) RACHEL HORNER School: Rutgers University Pianist: Colin Britt Voice Teacher: Alisa Belflower Honorable Mention SARAH ADAMS Watch Video HIGH SCHOOL VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - AGES 16-18 First Place LILY LORD School: Mclean High School (McLean, Virginia) Pianist: Ed Roberts Voice Teacher: Muriel Von Villas Second Place (tie) MACEY ARRINGTON School: Sharkey-Issaquena Academy (Rolling Fork, Mississippi) Pianist: Carol Joy Sparkman Voice Teacher: Chad Payton Second Place (tie) LINA SILVER School: LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts Pianist: Seth Weinstein Voice Teacher: Amelia De Mayo Third Place (tie) CATE HAYMAN School: Tam High School Pianist: Dwight Okamura Voice Teacher: Suzanne Darley Third Place (tie) ETHAN JAMES LYNCH School: Morris County School of Technology (Delville, New Jersey) Pianist: Ken Magos Voice Teacher: Stan Dunn Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) MELISSA CAMPBELL Watch Video SYDNEY HOWARD Watch Video KYLEE SHAFFER Watch Video EARLY TEEN VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - AGES 13-15 First Place AMALIA CREVANI School: Delaware Valley Regional High School (Frenchtown, New Jersey) Voice Teacher: Alejandra Garrido Second Place (tie) ALEXA NEILEN School: Homeschooled Pianist: David Ludwig Voice Teacher: Priscilla Bagley Second Place (tie) AUTUMN PLUCKER School: Coeur d'Arlene High School Voice Teacher: Andrea Olsen Third Place (tie) ARIA CRITCHLEY School: East High School Voice Teacher: Rebecca Glade Third Place (tie) MAEVE STIER School: Homeschooled Pianist: Susan McDaniel Voice Teacher: Jay Frayley Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) ANNE ABRAMCZYK Watch Video CAMERON VANCE Watch Video CHILDREN'S VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - AGES 12 AND UNDER First Place ELLA RUTMAN School: Lamar Middle School Fine Arts Academy Voice Teacher: Michelle Hache and Sylvia Casper Second Place (tie) SPENCER JONES School: Robinson Elementary School Voice Teacher: Lisa Casciola Second Place (tie) ALEXA REEVES School: Beck Middle School Pianist: Melissa Daniels McCann Voice Teacher: Melissa Daniels McCann Third Place (tie) ALIYAH DOUGLAS School: Wilson K-8 School (Oro Valley, Arizona) Voice Teacher: Stephanie Fox Third Place (tie) AYANNA NAVARRO School: Arlene Hein Elementary School Voice Teacher: Leslie Sandefur Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) AKIRA GOLZ Watch Video MERRIT GROVE Watch Video ELLA RESCIGNO Watch Video CHARLOTTE VARGA Watch Video Back To Top

Hal Leonard Vocal Competition - 2013 Winners | Hal Leonard THE 2013 HAL LEONARD VOCAL COMPETITION WINNERS Hal Leonard, the world's largest print music publisher and the world leader in vocal music, launched the exciting and innovative concept of a serious music competition for voice students comprised entirely of YouTube video entries. We believe this to be the first legitimate music competition for musicians of various ages, children through college, to be held entirely on the Internet. The required repertoire was largely drawn from art song and musical theatre literature. The deadline for entry was February 1, 2014. Judging has been concluded, and we are pleased to announce the art song and musical theatre results in the four age categories of competition. Congratulations to the prize winners! We were encouraged by the commitment and seriousness of purpose shown in the video entries. If these are a representative sampling, there are clearly many dedicated students and teachers at all levels who have embraced our heritage of music literature. We thank all those who entered for confirming that this experimental venture was more than worthwhile. And we also thank the teachers and parents who guided the voice students in this competition. Thank you also to all the accompanists for their key participation. View the Winning Videos View Previous Results 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 ART SONG WINNERS College/University Voices High School Voices Early Teen Voices Children's Voices MUSICAL THEATRE WINNERS Young Adult Voices High School Voices Early Teen Voices Children's Voices COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY VOICES, ART SONG - Undergraduates (AGES 18-23) First Place LIV REDPATH School: Harvard College Voice Teacher: Ms. Penelope Bitzas Second Place (tie) MARCEL D'ENTREMONT School: Acadia University Voice Teacher: Christianne Rushton Second Place (tie) CHRISTIAN KETTER School: DePaul University Voice Teacher: Carl Lawrenz Third Place ETHAN SIMPSON School: Curtis Institute of Music Voice Teacher: David Parker Honorable Mention CLARE DEMER Watch Video HIGH SCHOOL VOICES, ART SONG - AGES 16-18 First Place EMILY POGORELC Location: Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin Voice Teacher: Julia Faulkner Second Place AARON BIGELEISEN Location: Pittsford, New York Voice Teacher: Robert Swensen Third Place (tie) OLIVIA COSIO Location: San Francisco, California Voice Teacher: Todd Wedge Third Place (tie) KRISTOFER HANSEN Location: Glenview, Illinois Voice Teacher: Theresa Brancaccio Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) HAYLEY BOGGS Watch Video SARAH CLEMENTINE MIRE Watch Video LINDSAY WEBBER Watch Video SAMANTHA WILLIAMS Watch Video EARLY TEEN VOICES, ART SONG - AGES 13-15 First Place NICOLE KOH Location: Daly City, California Voice Teacher: Todd Wedge Second Place (tie) CAITLIN HALE DANIELS Location: Dallas, Texas Voice Teacher: Linda DiFiore Second Place (tie) MARIE HERRINGTON Location: Durham, North Carolina Voice Teacher: Elizabeth Linnartz Third Place SARAH AALDERING Location: Los Gatos, California Voice Teacher: Kathleen Ludowise Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) ANNIE DRYSDALE Watch Video CAITLYN McCONNELL Watch Video KAYLA THURBER Watch Video EVA WEINGARTEN Watch Video CHILDREN'S VOICES, ART SONG - AGES 12 AND UNDER First Place SYDNEY CORNETT Location: St. Catharines, Ontario Voice Teacher: Deborah Linton Second Place (tie) CARLY COONEY Location: Lake Oswego, Oregon Voice Teacher: Angela Niederloh Second Place (tie) ALIYAH DOUGLAS Location: Tucson, Arizona Voice Teacher: Stephanie Fox Third Place (tie) JULIA PULO Location: Mississauga, Ontario Voice Teacher: Linda Fletcher Third Place (tie) ANDREW SHROLL Location: Murrieta, California Voice Teacher: Noelle Catiller Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) JAMIE BRADLEY Watch Video JOHNATHON MARTINEZ Watch Video SARAH SPARKS Watch Video JENNA VENTURI Watch Video YOUNG ADULT VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - Undergraduates (AGES 18-23) First Place KELSEY LAURITANO School: The Juilliard School Voice Teacher: Edith Wiens Second Place (tie) CHRISTIAN KETTER School: DePaul University Voice Teacher: Carl Lawrenz Second Place (tie) JACK SWANSON School: University of Oklahomay Voice Teacher: Bill Neill Third Place KELLY WRIGHT School: East Carolina University Voice Teacher: Mollye Otis Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) JAKE BRINSKELE Watch Video ARICA COLEMAN Watch Video MARCEL D'ENTREMONT Watch Video MICHAEL HEWITT Watch Video HIGH SCHOOL VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - AGES 16-18 First Place MELISSA GOLDMAN Location: Los Altos, California Voice Teacher: Antonina Johnston Second Place (tie) RACHEL HORNER Location: Voorhees, New Jersey Voice Teacher: Melissa Daniels McCann Second Place (tie) ELIZA MANTZ Location: Mill Valley, California Voice Teacher: Suzanne Darley Third Place (tie) MISTY BIRTCHER Location: Houston, Texas Voice Teacher: Isabelle Ganz Third Place (tie) LAUREN MATLACK Location: Voorhees, New Jersey Voice Teacher: Melissa Daniels McCann Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) AARON BIGELEISEN Watch Video ALEXANDRIA CHURCHWELL Watch Video DALIA MEDOVNIKOV Location: Woodbridge, Connecticut Watch Video CECILIA DETWILER Watch Video LINDSAY ROLLAND-MILLS Watch Video EARLY TEEN VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - AGES 13-15 First Place ASHLYN COMBS Location: Lexington, South Carolina Second Place KELLEY MAGUIRE Location: Needham, Massachusetts Voice Teacher: Kimberly Moller Third Place (tie) SAM COLWELL Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Voice Teacher: Alisa Belflower Third Place (tie) ANNIE DRYSDALE Location: Oakville, Ontario Voice Teacher: Linda Fletcher Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) KATRINA COFFMAN Watch Video ASHLEY FRITZ Watch Video CASEY LAMONT Location: Austin, TX Watch Video CHILDREN'S VOICES, MUSICAL THEATRE - AGES 12 AND UNDER First Place SYDNEY JONES Location: Kirkwood, Missouri Voice Teacher: Lisa Casciola Second Place ALIYAH DOUGLAS Location: Tucson, Arizona Voice Teacher: Stephanie Fox Third Place (tie) MARISSA PINEDA Location: St. Louis, Missouri Voice Teacher: Lisa Casciola Third Place (tie) JULIA PULO Location: Mississauga, Ontario Voice Teacher: Linda Fletcher Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically) RICKIE LEE BENEDETTO Watch Video ALEXANDRA GRACE COOK Watch Video WINTER DONNELLY Location: New York, New York Watch Video CARLY COONEY Watch Video GABRIELLE HOOPES Watch Video GIANNA LEONEN Watch Video JIMIN MOON Watch Video ALEXA REEVES Watch Video Back To Top

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