Hamilton Heights Concert Band earns strong ratings at ISSMA Organizational Contest

Focused, prepared, and performing with pride – Hamilton Heights Concert Band rose to the moment at the ISSMA organizational contest hosted at Lafayette Jefferson High School. They earned Silver on stage, Gold in sight-reading, and performed with excellence throughout. (Photo provided by Hamilton Heights School Corporation)

Submitted by Hamilton Heights School Corporation

The Hamilton Heights High School Concert Band delivered an outstanding performance on Friday evening, April 18 at the ISSMA Organizational Contest hosted at Lafayette Jefferson High School.

Competing in Group II, the ensemble earned a Silver Rating, finishing just half a point shy of Gold.

“Their achievement is especially notable given the challenge of preparing contest literature in only four rehearsals following a two-week spring break – all while simultaneously gearing up for their upcoming performance at Walt Disney World,” Hamilton Heights Band Director Mark Snelson said. “The band rose to the moment with focus, determination, and professionalism, highlighted by expressive solo features and a powerful finale on the student-favorite ‘Urban Dances.’” “In the sight-reading room, the band continued its strong showing, earning a Gold Rating with a high score – an accomplishment that reflects the ensemble’s musicianship, adaptability, and preparation. Most importantly, our students represented Hamilton Heights with class, pride, and professionalism throughout the event. Their efforts were supported by the unwavering encouragement of our band families, whose presence and partnership continue to strengthen our program. We are incredibly proud of our Concert Band and all they accomplished at this contest.”

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