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Wednesday, March 3, 2010 The members of the Holy Trinity Vocal Ensemble performed at the Norfolk Musical Arts Festival which was hosted at St. James United Church on Wednesday 3 March 2010. The Vocal Ensemble performed Home To Stay by Jay Althouse and Who Will Be A Witness arranged by Donald Moore. The Vocal Ensemble was entered in Class 455—Secondary School Choir. They earned a First Place and received a mark of 85% for their performance. The choir from Waterford District High School earned a Second Place in this class and received a mark of 81% for their performance. The students from the Vocal Ensemble should be very proud of their accomplishment as they have only been singing as a group since the start of second semester. A special thanks goes to Chung-Mi for playing the piano for this performance. |
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Due to an inconsistency between the presiding adjudicators, the Holy Trinity Concert Band has recently been upgraded to a Silver Plus Standing for their performance at the Golden Horseshoe Regional MusicFest on Wednesday 17 February 2010 at Redeemer University College in Ancaster.
The Concert Band was entered in the B200 class for concert bands and originally received a Silver Standing for their performance. Upon review of the two adjudicator comment sheets, the Concert Band had been awarded a Silver Standing by one adjudicator and a Gold Standard by the other. The coodinator of the Golden Horseshoe Regional MusicFest was contacted to review the comment sheets and discuss the discrepancy with the adjudicators.
Based on his review of the situation, the coodinator determined that an upgrade to a Silver Plus Standing was warranted. This upgraded level of performance also includes an Official Invitation to the Nationals that could be used next year. |
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JACOB ROBINSON, SIMCOE REFORMER
Friday, February 26, 2010
The NSSAA Girls Hockey Championship was very much a tale of two halves.
The first place Holy Trinity Titans took the lead and owned much of the first but, not to be outdone, the second place Simcoe Sabres grabbed hold of the momentum down the stretch in what turned out to be a mad dash to the finish line.
At the end of two periods, the undefeated Titans were firmly in the driver's seat, up 3-0 and looking ready to cash in their second straight title. The Sabres had one final trick up its sleeve. |
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