Senior Zachary Pierre performs Bach on viola during high school concert

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The Middletown City School Board meeting held on May 8, 2025, showcased the talents of local students and highlighted the achievements of the high school’s music program. The meeting featured a performance by senior Zachary Pierre, who was recognized for his participation in the All State ensembles. Alongside fellow student Vincenzo Elia, Zachary performed in Rochester last December after successfully completing a level 6 All State NISMA solo the previous year.

Zachary, who also had the opportunity to perform in the Allstate Chorus, chose to focus on the orchestra and will be attending Ithaca College to study viola performance and math. His performance included a movement from one of Bach's cello suites, demonstrating his musical skill and dedication.

The meeting also included a presentation by the Chamber Orchestra, directed by Mrs. Gugliotta. The ensemble consists of students who are actively involved in various musical groups, including jazz band and chorus, showcasing their commitment to the arts.

In a lighter moment, a board member expressed fatigue during the busy time of year, coinciding with Teacher Appreciation Week, but encouraged the students to take the stage and share their talents.

Overall, the meeting celebrated the accomplishments of the students and the vibrant music program at Middletown High School, emphasizing the importance of arts education in the community.

Converted from Middletown City School Board Meeting 5-8-2025 meeting on May 09, 2025
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