
Seven students from Sarina State High School have been recognised for their musical talent after representing their school at the State Honours Ensemble Program in Rockhampton over the weekend.
Dallas Kuhl, Sarah Bradford, Lily Kuhl, Isabella Bradford, Ebony Hetherington, Lauren McFadzen and Millie Thomsett were selected to take part in the prestigious program alongside some of Central Queensland’s best middle school–aged instrumental music students.
The three-day program brought together talented young musicians from across the region for an intensive schedule of rehearsals and workshops. Over the course of the program, students completed 15 hours of practice under the guidance of some of Queensland’s leading conductors.
The experience culminated in a final concert, showcasing the students’ dedication and musical development following the intensive rehearsal period.
The opportunity provided the Sarina students with valuable experience performing in a large ensemble while collaborating with other young musicians from across Central Queensland.
Photo source: Sarina State High School