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PCC Memories: Getting lost in Russia....good times.
| Years Involved with PCC: 2005-2006 |
Where Are You Now? Currently finishing my Sr. year of high school, I am enrolled in 3
school choirs and have created a fourth choir that meets afterschool. I plan to study
aeronautical engineering at CalTech for the next 4 years.
school choirs and have created a fourth choir that meets afterschool. I plan to study
aeronautical engineering at CalTech for the next 4 years.
Testimonial: PCC immensely broadened my knowledge of the world, both choral and
political. By being involved in PCC I feel that I have enhanced my musical ability and
shown my willingness to stick out from the crowd by putting forth extra effort.
political. By being involved in PCC I feel that I have enhanced my musical ability and
shown my willingness to stick out from the crowd by putting forth extra effort.
| Keith Aaron Voytek |
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PCC Memories: I always looked forward to going to camp before the semester started. It
was a great way to bond with everyone. I had a total of six choir directors so I learned a
ton. Most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Marum and Mr. Carpenter for all the help they
gave me through the years.
was a great way to bond with everyone. I had a total of six choir directors so I learned a
ton. Most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Marum and Mr. Carpenter for all the help they
gave me through the years.
Where Are You Now? Right now I am currently attending school at PVCC and pursuing
Theatre and Film. I was an Extra in the Feature Film, "Kids in America" Staring Topher
Grace, Ana Faris and Dan Folger. I was also a Shark Girl in the 2007 production of West
Side Story at Theater Works. I am planning on moving to LA in the next year.
Theatre and Film. I was an Extra in the Feature Film, "Kids in America" Staring Topher
Grace, Ana Faris and Dan Folger. I was also a Shark Girl in the 2007 production of West
Side Story at Theater Works. I am planning on moving to LA in the next year.
Testimonial: PCC was not only a choir, or a place to sing. It was a place to make
friends, learn life lessons and grow as a person. The director's teach fundementals that I am
still using today. I was a member of the Phoenix Childrens Choir for almost nine years, I
started in Prep Choir and worked my way up to Encore. It was truly one of the best
experiences of my life. I have been cast in over eight musicals and I owe that to this choir.
I would have never had the vocal skills or the confidence, if it wasn't for them.
friends, learn life lessons and grow as a person. The director's teach fundementals that I am
still using today. I was a member of the Phoenix Childrens Choir for almost nine years, I
started in Prep Choir and worked my way up to Encore. It was truly one of the best
experiences of my life. I have been cast in over eight musicals and I owe that to this choir.
I would have never had the vocal skills or the confidence, if it wasn't for them.
| Years Involved with PCC: 1995-2004 |
| Katie Lemelin |
PCC Memories: The weekend rehearsals with all the choirs, and the late night dance
practices! And who could forget our trips to Ireland and Germany?!
practices! And who could forget our trips to Ireland and Germany?!
| Years Involved with PCC: 2003-2004 |
Where Are You Now? I'm currently student teaching in Maricopa. I will be graduating
from Northern Arizona University in May with a Special Education and Elementary
Education degree.
from Northern Arizona University in May with a Special Education and Elementary
Education degree.
Testimonial: PCC was an incredible experience. The bonds that were formed through the
practices and performances were unlike any other choir that I was a part of. And the
incredible opportunities to travel were more than I could ask for!
practices and performances were unlike any other choir that I was a part of. And the
incredible opportunities to travel were more than I could ask for!
| Casey Riter |
PCC Memories: My first memories were going to Austria then my I ended it with going to
Ireland.
Ireland.
Where Are You Now? I'm living in Flagstaff finishing my BA in Music and BS in
Theatre Education degree.
Theatre Education degree.
Testimonial: Being able to work with the prep choir my last year in Encore helped
increase my leadership abilities and was a great lead in to my music degree.
increase my leadership abilities and was a great lead in to my music degree.
| Years Involved with PCC: 2000-2003 |
| Rebekah Sullivan |
PCC Memories: World Choral Olympics I and II! Ireland, and Texas!
Where Are You Now? College in Spokane WA, (Gonzaga University) getting a Degree in
Theatre Arts with a Minor in Dance.
Theatre Arts with a Minor in Dance.
Testimonial: Phoenix Children's Chorus was one of the major highlights of my middle
school and high school career. In PCC, I learned that with hard work and dedication I
could achieve amazing results. The directors in this chorus are dedicated and taught me
skills that I have carried through to this day. Because of Phoenix Children's Chorus, I
have become a more confident performer and because of the support I received not only
from the amazing directors, but from friends, and family of PCC I am following my dream
of performing on main stage. The friends I have made in the chorus are some of the
strongest bonds I have made to this day. A "PPC-er" shares a bond with every other
chorister, no matter what age. We have ALL succeeded, cried, and laughed together. If I
hadn't auditioned for Phoenix Children's Chorus in the Spring of 1999, I would not be
where I am today.
school and high school career. In PCC, I learned that with hard work and dedication I
could achieve amazing results. The directors in this chorus are dedicated and taught me
skills that I have carried through to this day. Because of Phoenix Children's Chorus, I
have become a more confident performer and because of the support I received not only
from the amazing directors, but from friends, and family of PCC I am following my dream
of performing on main stage. The friends I have made in the chorus are some of the
strongest bonds I have made to this day. A "PPC-er" shares a bond with every other
chorister, no matter what age. We have ALL succeeded, cried, and laughed together. If I
hadn't auditioned for Phoenix Children's Chorus in the Spring of 1999, I would not be
where I am today.
| Years Involved with PCC: 1999-2005 |
| Michael Crowley |