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Essentially Ellington | Solo and section awards for Seattle-area students
Seattle's Garfield and Roosevelt high schools took first and second place at Essentially Ellington, and dozens of students from those schools and Bellevue's Newport High School garnered individual and section awards at the jazz-band competition in New York.
Seattle Times staff
Along with Garfield and Roosevelt high schools taking first and second place at Essentially Ellington, dozens of students from those schools and Bellevue's Newport High School garnered individual and section awards at the jazz-band competition in New York.
OUTSTANDING SOLOISTS
Clarinet
Carl Majeau, Garfield — Outstanding
Alto Saxophone
Kyle Mark, Newport; Evan Shay, Garfield — Outstanding
Tenor Saxophone
Xavier Del Castillo, Roosevelt; Ian Frost and Carl Majeau, Garfield — Outstanding
Baritone Saxophone
Andrew Morrill, Roosevelt — Outstanding
Trumpet
Riley Mulherkar and Gabriel Martin, Garfield; Corey Dansereau and Michael Davis, Roosevelt — Outstanding
Trombone
Andy Clausen, Roosevelt High School — Outstanding
Piano
Ariel Pocock, Newport; Gus Carns, Roosevelt; Benjamin Hamaji, Garfield — Outstanding
Guitar
Eli Meisner, Newport — Outstanding
The Ella Fitzgerald Outstanding Vocalist Award
Ariel Pocock, Newport
OUTSTANDING SECTIONS
Reeds
Roosevelt, Garfield — Outstanding
Brass
Roosevelt — Outstanding
Newport — Honorable Mention
Trombones
Garfield — Outstanding
Rhythm Section
Roosevelt — Honorable Mention
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