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26th St Cecilia Youth Scholarships

  • Writer: The Beagle
    The Beagle
  • Dec 10, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 14, 2021

After not being held last year because of covid, the 26th St Cecilia Youth Scholarships Annual Finalists' Concert was held last Sunday/Sunday 5 December in the beautiful surrounds of St Bernards Church at Batehaven. From 34 entries in the auditions, twelve finalists were selected by the adjudicator for the awards and they performed to great acclaim in front of a very appreciative audience of well over one hundred and fifty. "The standard of music performed at the concert by the young musicians was certainly as high as ever",said the committee president, Mr Chris Heazlewood. "And we are very appreciative of the generous donations by Moruya CWA, Batemans Bay Rotary, Eurobodalla Shire Council, South Coast Music Society, PerFex and generous individual donors which allows such a worthwhile organisation to help such wonderful young musicians", said Chris. ST CECILIA YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS 2021 AWARDS

Senior Classical Chantelle Bennett (Violin) Tathra $1000 Damia O'Loughlin (Clarinet) Broulee $750 Kalani Scognamiglio (Recorder) Catalina $400 Senior Contemporary Sam Peate (Guitar/vocal) Tuross $1000 Joshua Vanzetti (Piano) Longbeach $750 Darcy Coppin (Vocal) Moruya $400 Junior Classical Amelie Ziino (Violin) Merimbula $500 Alyssa Gould (Violin) Bega $300 O'Shea Clohesy (Piano) Broulee $200 Junior Contemporary Amelie Ziino (Violin) Merimbula $500 Maxine Wilson (Piano) Surf Beach $300. Kaitlyn Lenihan (Vocal) (Kianga) $200

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Darcy Coppin vocal Moruya

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Kaitlyn Lenihan vocal Kianga

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Riley Maher guitar (Tertiary Scholarship Awardee)-Broulee

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O'Shea Clohesy piano -Broulee

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Maxine Wilson piano - Surf Beach

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Joshua Vanzetti piano-Long Beach

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Kalani Scogmiglio recorder -Catalina

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Damia O' Loughlin clarinet -Broulee

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Sam Peate guitar-Tuross

 
 

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