Originally published Sunday, May 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A list of local winners.
Individual and section awards from Essentially Ellington 2008:
Essay contest
Kelsey Van Dalfsen, Mountlake Terrace
Section awards
Reed section: Garfield
Brass section: Shorewood, Garfield
Trombone section: South Whidbey
Trumpet section: Roosevelt
Soloist awards
Clarinet: Alex Dugdale, Roosevelt (honorable mention)
Alto sax: Jory Tindall, Mountlake Terrace (outstanding); Wyatt Palmer, Roosevelt (honorable mention)
Tenor sax: Ben Walters, Mountlake Terrace (outstanding)
Doublers — Baritone and alto sax: Brad Murphy, Shorewood (outstanding)
Trumpet: Zubin Hensler, Garfield (outstanding); Riley Mulherkar, Garfield (honorable mention); Corey Dansereau, Roosevelt (honorable mention)
Trombone: Jake Linde, Garfield (outstanding)
Piano: Ben Hamaji, Garfield (outstanding); Gus Carns, Roosevelt (honorable mention)
Tap dancers
Alex Dugdale, Roosevelt (outstanding); Ethan Kahn, Roosevelt (outstanding)
Overall outstanding soloist
Carl Majeau, tenor sax and clarinet, Garfield
Paul de Barros, Seattle Times jazz critic
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