Art Exhibit | Pexels by Matheus Viana
Art Exhibit | Pexels by Matheus Viana
Carrollton High School performing arts talent captured four of the six honors presented at the annual Art and Music Showcase sponsored by the Carrollton Kiwanis Club and hosted by the Carrollton Center for the Arts.
Two scholarships were presented to Performing Arts seniors. Skylar Hundley was awarded second place and a $400 scholarship for her vocal performance of "Un moto di gioia, K. 579," by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Tai Jackson earned a fifth place honor and was awarded a $100 scholarship for "Amarilla mia bella" by Giullo Caccini. Another senior, Madison Brown, received an honorable mention for her performance of "Nel cor piu non mi sento," arranged by Giovanni Paisello. Their teacher is Julie Lowry, choral director and vocal instructor.
Band student Emily Grace Hicks, a sophomore, was awarded fourth place and a $200 scholarship for her flute performance of "Romance by Georges Brun, Op. 41." She is a member of the Trojan Band under the direction of Chris Carr.
The Carrollton Kiwanis Art and Music Showcase is held annually at the Carrollton Center for the Arts. The music competition is open to all high school students in Grades 9-12 that currently attend Carrollton City Schools, Carroll County Schools, Haralson County Schools, and Heard County Schools. This year’s competition was held Feb. 5.
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