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Akornefa,
The sky is your lift. You go girl, we are all solidly behind you.
CONGRATULATIONS. To the Akyea family, great job and God's blessings.
Thomas Adeetuk
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600 N. Park Street
Madison, WI 53706
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From: Aggo Akyea <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2006 3:16 pm
Subject: Akornefa Performs in Milwaukee
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> 38th Annual Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
> "Stars of Tomorrow" Concert
>
> The Pabst Theater
> 144 E. Wells Street
> Milwaukee, Wisconsin
> General Admission: $10
>
> http://www.pabsttheater.org/mso.html
>
> MSO Stars of Tomorrow: The 38th annual Stars of Tomorrow
> finalists have been chosen, and will compete for the $1,000 Harry
> John Brown scholarship on Thursday, May 4 during a performance
> with the full Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.
>
> Sophomore flutist Akornefa Akyea of Verona, senior flutist
> Henrik Heide of Verona, and sophomore violinist Alex Ayers of
> Waukesha will be perform solos during the concert, and 35 semi-
> finalists will be performing onstage with members of the MSO
> during the concert.
>
> The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra will share the stage with
> Wisconsin's brightest young musical stars at the Pabst Theater
> during the 38th annual Stars of Tomorrow concert on Thursday, May
> 4. This unique concert experience brings two elements to the
> performance; one is a competition amongst three featured high
> school soloists who will perform their concertos with the MSO
> during the full-length concert, and the other will include members
> of the MSO performing side-by-side with 34 high school student
> finalists and honorable mentions of the statewide competition.
> Participants hail from Green Bay, Madison, LaCrosse, Cedarburg,
> Greenfield, Shorewood, and many other cities.
>
> Each of the featured soloists have already won a $1,000 Laura
> Dresselhuys Scholarship Award and will be vying on May 4 for one
> Harry John Brown Award of $500 to be presented to the winner of
> the competition which will be judged by members of the MSO and
> Andreas Delfs. This year's soloists include:
>
> Flutist Akornefa Akyea of Verona; Ibert's Concerto for Flute
> and Orchestra; Allegro
> Flutist Henrik Heide of Verona; Ibert's Concerto for Flute and
> Orchestra; Allegro scherzando
> Violinist Alex Ayers of Waukesha; Prokofiev's Concerto No. 1 in
> D major; Andantino
> The Young Artist Auditions, which is used to select contestants
> for the Stars of Tomorrow competition, are designed for Wisconsin
> high school students in grades 9-12. This year, over 75 string,
> woodwind, brass, and percussion students participated in the
> preliminary competition in Wauwatosa. Judges included MSO
> musicians who volunteered their time and talent. Winners receive
> scholarship money and the opportunity to perform with the
> Wisconsin's only professional orchestra and largest cultural
> organization -- the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.
>
> The event, formerly known as the "Young Artist Concert," is run
> by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra League and raises money for
> the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's education programs.
>
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