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April 16, 2012
Six Morningside College students were selected to perform at an honors recital after the 11th annual student adjudications sponsored by the Lewis and Clark Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS).
The auditions were held recently at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. Eleven singers from Morningside College competed in 15 divisions. They are the students of Dr. Gail Dooley, professor and chair of music; Shannon Salyards, adjunct voice teacher; and Kate Saulsbury, adjunct voice teacher.
Six of the singers were selected to perform on the honors recital at the conclusion of the day’s events. Nate Hettinger and Blair Remmers performed in the freshman/sophomore men division; Nick Anderson performed in the junior/senior men division; Nolley Vereen performed in the musical theatre non-traditional division; Autumn Knipp performed in the musical theatre upper undergraduates divisions; and Katie Rasmussen performed in both the junior/senior women and the musical theatre upper undergraduates division.
Students were accompanied by Jayne Koch, staff accompanist, Dr. James March, professor of music and Dr. Kathryn March, adjunct piano teacher.
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