Briefs for April 26, 2017
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Local student awarded Glacier Symphony, Chorale music scholarship
News from Glacier Symphony and Chorale
Glacier Symphony and Chorale awarded five outstanding students from across the Flathead Valley music scholarships at their season finale concert in April. The scholarships are part of the organization’s music education program “Wild About Music.”
“The winners were selected from Flathead Valley students who excel in music including several who play in the Glacier Symphony or sing in the Chorale. The intent of the scholarships is to help these talented music students further their training,” comments Paul Larson, GSC executive director.
Local recipient is Olivia Hewston of Polson. Olivia is a voice student and a senior at Polson High School who currently sings with the Glacier Chorale. She studies under her music teacher, Kaylee Schubert, and privately under Dawn Matt. Olivia is active in symphonic band, concert choice, pep band and community theatre including musicals with the Port Polson Players. Olivia plans to attend Montana State University in the fall.
For more information about the Glacier Symphony and Chorale and its educational programs visit the website www.gscmusic.org or call 406-407-7000.
Wiggin makes honor list
BILLINGS – Andrew Wiggin of Polson made the honor list for the diesel technology program in fall 2016 at Montana State University City College. According to MSU City College Dean Dr. Clifford P. Coppersmith, the honor represents a distinct accomplishment and recognizes Wiggin for his initiative and perseverance in achieving academic excellence through hard work, a strong commitment his education and future goals.
