Hartselle High choral students selected for all-state festival
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Hartselle High choral students selected for all-state festival

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Thirteen talented students from Hartselle High School’s choral department have earned a place in the Alabama All-State Choral Festival.

Beau Black, Hudson Bone, Nate Crisler, Aiden Fuqua, Zoey Fuqua, Sydney Howard, Bella McCormick, Lucas McMinemon, Lily Norris, Tyler Pate, Addie Shaneyfelt, Sam Stewart and Alivia Wiley successfully navigated a rigorous audition process that required them to prepare and perform the demanding All-State program.

“To be selected for All-State is an incredible honor,” Hartselle High School choral director Kate Dupuis said.

The All-State Choral Festival brings together the top vocalists from across Alabama to perform under the direction of nationally recognized conductors. The festival provides students with the opportunity to work alongside other exceptional singers and showcase their talents on a statewide stage.

The 2025 All-State Choral Festival will be held April 3-5, 2025, at the BJCC in Birmingham.

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