Home » Blog » Angel ’26 Wins MTNA Regional Division Competition, Advances to National Finals

Angel ’26 Wins MTNA Regional Division Competition, Advances to National Finals

Darian Angel ’26 (Bachelor of Music in Performance) won the Southern Division level of the Music Teachers National Association’s (MTNA) Young Artists Performance Competition in the woodwind category. Representing the state of Virginia, Angel was selected as the winner from entrants representing Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. He will compete in the national finals of the competition in March in Atlanta, Georgia. He won the Virginia state level of the competition back in October. Angel studies with Anna Lee van Buren Endowed Chair in Clarinet, Coordinator of Winds and Percussion and Professor of Clarinet Garrick Zoeter, M.M.

Categories:

Recent News

Harambee Gospel Choir sings during the Martin Luther King Jr. Service of Remembrance in Goodson Chapel-Recital Hall.

Celebrate The Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Join Shenandoah University for a day of service on Monday, Jan. 19

Shenandoah students take a selfie with a lake in the background.

Five Shenandoah University Students Participate In Sullivan Foundation’s Ignite Retreat

Valeria Perero Santa Cruz ’28 also selected as Sullivan Fellow

Gameplay screenshot of Lewis & Clark VR showing a map and tables

Shenandoah University Releases ‘Lewis and Clark VR’

Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning’s New Educational Virtual Reality Experience Follows The Famous Cross-Country Expedition

Jennah Elganainy takes a photograph in wetlands with a sunset sky in the background.

Shenandoah Film Production Student Completes Wildlife Reserve Internship In Zimbabwe

Jennah Elganainy ’26 Captured Wildlife Photos, Video For Antelope Park

December 2025 Class Notes

December 2025 Class Notes

Musician, writer, speaker, entrepreneur and law professor Marcus Johnson talks to Dr. Miles Davis' entrepreneurship ventures class in November 2025. He's standing in front of a screen with his picture on it, which can also be see on a computer's laptop in the foreground. Johnson is wearing all black.

Audaciously Building A Career By Going With The FLO

Law Professor, Musician & Multifaceted Entrepreneur Marcus Johnson Shares His Philosophy With Shenandoah University Students

Monthly Archives