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By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News fW* ppjl even young and gifted Rappahannockyoiing sters took to the stage and perfoi champions Sunday afternoon bef appreciative audience at The Theat Washington. Nicole Marie Espinola, an e^gnrcjiftarily talented pianist who is a junior at ilappahannock County High School, took top honofs shewas awarded First Place/Instrumenta^and a $100 check. Other RCHS musicians als^v^fe awarded certificate^^ included trumpet p&y^ Heidi Mine Rechin.7 ^ (Second Place/Instrumental), pianist CaroliheMeade Thatcher Masme iThird Place/Instrumental), and * alto-sax(Honorable Si/ / * Mentioi^stmmentfil> /.A le elemeptaiy school category Ftest Place for ytfei 5m the RC school category, First Fk Mae Settle of Rappahannock SchooL Flutist Michelle Joanna J*>jptry Day Schp61^fr|ti"hphor£i for her mastery pfr tja€ violin and placed Second/Instrumental in the-cle-. and sophomore ftt Qdnty High School, Ryan Benyo^ y udience with a number of piano intermission. y / / W ^ Ort'was a salute to “Black HistojylVfohth” annual music contest t^llonor ^ip^ A. *9*i’African-American musician iaroous for his enhances as a “minstrel man.’’ Bland composed dreds of popular songs in the post Civil War eraf eluding “Carry Me; Back to Old yirginny”—the" Commonwealth’s stat# sorigii'ojii 1940 to 1997. ^ First place hi^ier levels^t scholarship inasja
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