Under the direction of Adjunct Associate Professor of Trumpet Chuck Seipp, D.M.A., the Shenandoah Conservatory trumpet studio participated in the second-ever Trumpet Mock Wedding performance on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Christ Episcopal Church, in Winchester, with organist and former Shenandoah University professor, Dr. James Kriewald. Dr. Seipp’s vision is to allow students to participate in a real-life performance opportunity in which the entire studio could collaborate with Winchester’s treasured organist, Dr. Kriewald. In the spring semester, the studio will participate in a Brass Quintet Mock Wedding performance in Goodson Chapel – Recital Hall.
Participants included Caeley Niess ’20 (Bachelor of Music in Performance), Jonathan Wyatt ’19 (Bachelor of Music in Composition), James Looney ’19 (Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies), Kevin Carlton ’20 (Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy), Duncan Moore ’22 (Bachelor of Music in Performance), Noah Granard ’22 (Bachelor of Music in Performance), Evan Ripple ’21 (Bachelor of Music in Music Education), Kyle Vogan ’21 (Bachelor of Music in Performance), Justin Whitt ’21 (Bachelor of Music in Music Education), Mark Quarles ’21 (Bachelor of Music in Music Production & Recording Technology), Heather Jones ’22 (Bachelor of Music in Music Education), Quincy Harmon ’22 (Bachelor of Music in Music Education), Derek Brown ’22 (Bachelor of Music in Music Production & Recording Technology) and Professor of Trumpet and Conducting Scott Nelson, D.M.A.
