Well done Gregor C. and Sarah W. who performed well on Monday evening at the New Laigh Kirk in Kilmarnock and represented Stewarton Academy excellently.
Gregor performed the first movement of Ney Rosauro’s marimba concerto as well as Rudimental Ragtime.
Sarah sang Skyfall and He’s My Boy from the musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie. Well done to both!
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Congratulations to Aimee S. (S6) who was awarded the accolade of top vocalist at the prestigious Scottish Young Musicians Final 2024 which was held at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow. 31 participants representing the best young musicians from across Scotland’s local authorities competed.
Aimee’s prize will include a tour of Scottish Opera, a coaching session with their Head of Music, an interview with their General Director Alex Reedijk and tickets for their forthcoming production.
Clips from the day and an interview with Aimee can be viewed here:
In recognition of Aimee’s commitment to musical success, Chief Executive of East Ayrshire Council, Eddie Fraser, invited Aimee to a Civic Recognition event on 21st June. She is pictured below with Provost John Todd and Depute Provost Claire Leitch who also attended the event. Congratulations Aimee!
Well done to Aimee S. in S6 who was invited to perform at the annual East Ayrshire Council Employee Excellence Awards last Friday 17th May.
She performed four songs to the guests in the beautiful surroundings of Dean Castle on what was a gloriously sunny day. Well done Aimee!
Congratulations go to two of our Advanced Higher music pupil’s Aimee Sharp and Rhys Hamilton who participated in the East Ayrshire Young Musician 2024 final last night.
Rhys performed his own composition ‘Grave’ on piano, whilst Aimee sang ‘Still Hurting’ from the musical film The Last Five Years. Both performed extremely confidently and were a credit to the school.
Aimee won the final and will now progress to the national final of the Scottish Young Musician of the Year competition at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in a few weeks time. Congratulations Aimee and good luck!
