Lafayette musicians chosen for All-Suburban Band and Orchestra

Delaney Stulce, Web Editor|November 12, 2017

This 2017-2018 school year, 11 Lafayette students have been picked for the All-Suburban Honors Band.

Katie Locke – Flute (11th Chair)
Sarah Locke – Clarinet (19th Chair)
Sammy Lawson – Bass Clarinet (1st Alternate)
Emily Dobson – Alto Saxophone (5th chair)
Liam Newman – Baritone Saxophone (1st Chair Concert & Jazz Band)
Andy Min – Trumpet (8th Chair)
Grace Kirtley – French Horn (5th Chair)
Geoff Ladue – Trombone (1st Chair)
Noah Korenfeld – Trombone (2nd Chair)
Rachel Blankenship – Trombone (4th Chair)
Drew Leslie – Baritone (1st Chair)

These students will be trying out to be apart of the All-State Band on December 2.

Additionally, 4 students achieved the All-Suburban Honors Orchestra.

Rahul Suresh Kanna – violin
Karena Wong – violin
Emily Budde – cello
Kyle Yerby – cello

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