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North Bend Student Crowned Solo Music Champ
6 Jul
Summary
- Alexander Peck is North Bend's first solo music champion.
- Peck won the low saxophone division with 936 points.
- OSAA hosts competitions for 20 instrument and six voice types.
This spring, North Bend achieved a historic milestone with its first solo music champion, Alexander Peck. Peck emerged victorious in the low saxophone division, earning a remarkable score of 936 points. His performance impressed two out of the three judges, securing his top ranking. The competition saw Ben Congo of Tualatin achieve second place with 927 points. The OSAA's solo music competition is a comprehensive event, encompassing 20 distinct instrument classifications and six different voice ranges, providing a platform for a wide array of musical talent.
Another notable competitor, Neeko Tucker from Marshfield, secured third place in the euphonium category. He was recognized behind Jackson Sigua of Sherwood and Kylie Malkemus of Warrenton. This event underscores the vibrant musical talent present within the region and the competitive spirit fostered by the OSAA's diverse competitions.
