GHC hosts small school bands

December 11, 2019 1:30 am
COURTESY PHOTO Grays Harbor College sponsored its first Small Schools Band Festival on Nov. 20. Five local schools participated. At the end of the day, all 130 students took the stage and played three songs, each one conducted by one of three guest clinicians. The event was sponsored by the Grays Harbor College Foundation, and there was no entry fee to participate. High schools in attendance were Ilwaco, Wishkah, Raymond, Willapa and Ocosta. The clinicians were Erik Curley, Kelsey Thompson and Roger White.
COURTESY PHOTO Grays Harbor College sponsored its first Small Schools Band Festival on Nov. 20. Five local schools participated. At the end of the day, all 130 students took the stage and played three songs, each one conducted by one of three guest clinicians. The event was sponsored by the Grays Harbor College Foundation, and there was no entry fee to participate. High schools in attendance were Ilwaco, Wishkah, Raymond, Willapa and Ocosta. The clinicians were Erik Curley, Kelsey Thompson and Roger White.

COURTESY PHOTO

Grays Harbor College sponsored its first Small Schools Band Festival on Nov. 20. Five local schools participated. At the end of the day, all 130 students took the stage and played three songs, each one conducted by one of three guest clinicians. The event was sponsored by the Grays Harbor College Foundation, and there was no entry fee to participate. High schools in attendance were Ilwaco, Wishkah, Raymond, Willapa and Ocosta. The clinicians were Erik Curley, Kelsey Thompson and Roger White.

COURTESY PHOTO Grays Harbor College sponsored its first Small Schools Band Festival on Nov. 20. Five local schools participated. At the end of the day, all 130 students took the stage and played three songs, each one conducted by one of three guest clinicians. The event was sponsored by the Grays Harbor College Foundation, and there was no entry fee to participate. High schools in attendance were Ilwaco, Wishkah, Raymond, Willapa and Ocosta. The clinicians were Erik Curley, Kelsey Thompson and Roger White.

COURTESY PHOTO Grays Harbor College sponsored its first Small Schools Band Festival on Nov. 20. Five local schools participated. At the end of the day, all 130 students took the stage and played three songs, each one conducted by one of three guest clinicians. The event was sponsored by the Grays Harbor College Foundation, and there was no entry fee to participate. High schools in attendance were Ilwaco, Wishkah, Raymond, Willapa and Ocosta. The clinicians were Erik Curley, Kelsey Thompson and Roger White.