The Eagle High School Percussion Ensemble from Idaho has achieved the impossible by winning the Percussion Scholastic Concert A Class World Champions at the WGI World Percussion Championship in Ohio. The West Ada School District announced this exciting news in a press release on Monday night, congratulating the talented musicians for their impressive achievement.
The percussion ensemble was praised for their dedication and passion for music, which shone through in every performance. EHS Band parents, band director T. J. Eriksen, percussion director Rob Sullens, and percussion staff members Sean Mullarkey and Luis Manjarrez were also recognized for their support and commitment to musical excellence.
Eagle High School expressed its sincere congratulations to the percussion students, thanking them for setting a high standard for aspiring musicians and earning them a well-deserved place among the top performers in the percussion world. This achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of these young musicians, who will continue to inspire and delight audiences with their performances in the future.
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