Logger High School Band brings home gold at prestigious Seattle Music Festival
Libby Middle High School concert band members proudly display their trophies the Loggers won during their recent trip to Seattle, earning a Gold rating and second place overall among concert bands, in addition to the coveted Adjudicator Award at the WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival. (Courtesy photo)
Libby Middle High School concert band director Patrick Lewis holds the trophy the Loggers won during their recent trip to Seattle, earning a Gold rating and second place overall among concert bands, in addition to the coveted Adjudicator Award at the WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival. (Courtesy photo)
The Libby Logger High School Concert Band brought home impressive hardware from their recent trip to Seattle, earning a Gold rating and second place overall among concert bands, in addition to the coveted Adjudicator Award at the WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival.
The 23-member ensemble, directed by Patrick Lewis, performed two challenging pieces for a panel of distinguished judges at the esteemed competition, which featured bands from across the western United States and Canada.
"I couldn't be prouder of these students," said Lewis, who is in his first year as Libby's Band Director. "They've worked incredibly hard all year, practicing diligently on their pieces and their dedication really showed on stage."
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