These zones represent geographic areas within the state and also take into account the student populations within these zones. New York State is divided into 15 regional zones by NYSSMA. Last spring, over 6,500 sophomores and juniors from across the state of New York prepared for All-State evaluations in the hope of being selected. The All-State experience begins with a music educator, his or her student and an accompanist spending countless hours preparing a NYSSMA Level VI solo which must be selected from repertoire lists in the current manual. This article outlines the “process” used by our organization in selecting students for participation in the NYSSMA All-State performance groups. How does NYSSMA select these students? This seems like a simple question however the answer is complex. Will is also a member of the first induction class of the Tri-M Music Honor Society at BH-BL High School, has been a member of the High School Concert and Symphonic Bands, and has been a member of the Jazz Ensemble all four years of high school.NYSSMA CONFERENCE ALL-STATE: “THE PROCESS”Įach year in late August approximately 900 students are notified that they are selected to participate in the NYSSMA Conference All-State music groups. Additionally, he has been selected to perform with the Capital Region Wind Ensemble this year. Will also scored 100 on his Euphonium audition at the NYSSMA Solo Festival at Schalmont High School and participated in the 2019 Area All-State Band, Suburban Council Band, 2019 All-County Band, and 2018 Area All-State Band. Will Ziegler was accepted into the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Conference All-State Symphonic Band and performed in December at Eastman Theatre in Rochester, NY. Additionally, Blake served as the Alto Section Leader in the Concert Choir and has been featured in leading roles in numerous BH-BL drama productions. She also participated in the 2018 Area All-State Chorus, and is a member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society, Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus and Select Choir, as well as the Concert and Symphonic Bands.
This is the second year in a row that Blake has been in All-State, having been a member of the Conference All-State Mixed Chorus in 2018.īlake also scored 100 on her vocal audition at the NYSSMA Solo Festival at Schalmont High School, and was awarded a perfect score on her Level VI NYSSMA solo auditions for two consecutive years. Additionally, Cedric participated in the 2019 Suburban Council Band, the 2019 All-County Jazz Band, the 2018 All-County Band, the 2018 All-County Jazz Band, the 2018 New York State Band Directors Association High School Honor Band, the 2018 Suburban Council Orchestra, the 2017 Area All-State Orchestra, and the 2017 All-County Band.įurthermore, he is a member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society, has been a member of the high school’s Jazz Ensemble for the past four years, has performed as a member of the Pit Orchestra for the past two years, has served as Trombone Section Leader in both Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble and has directed the BH-BL Jazz Combo the past two years.īlake Zardezed was accepted into the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Conference All-State Treble Chorus, and performed in December at the Eastman Theatre in Rochester, NY. Cedric also scored 100 on his Trombone auditions at the NYSSMA Solo Festivals in Schalmont and Shenendehowa High Schools, which which earned him alternate status to the All-State Jazz Ensemble. As such, the students were also recognized publicly with proclamations by the BH-BL Board of Education at its Janumeeting.Ĭedric Sirianni was accepted into the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Conference All-State Symphonic Band, and performed in December at the Eastman Theatre in Rochester, NY. Congratulations to BH-BL High School students Cedric Sirianni, Blake Zardezed, and Will Ziegler for earning perfect scores (100) at their NYSSMA auditions and being named NYSSMA All-State musicians.
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