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Viera High School’s Nicholas Grey Selected to Esteemed Music for All’s 2023 Honor Band of America Ensemble

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Grey plays French horn and was selected by audition to rehearse and perform in concert

Viera High School student Nicholas Grey will join other outstanding musicians from across the country as part of Music for All’s 2023 Honor Band of America, one of the finest scholastic ensembles in America. Grey plays French horn and was selected by audition to rehearse and perform in concert as part of the Music for All National Festival, March 31-April 2 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (BPS image)

BREVARD COUNTY • VIERA, FLORIDA – Viera High School student Nicholas Grey will join other outstanding musicians from across the country as part of Music for All’s 2023 Honor Band of America, one of the finest scholastic ensembles in America.

Grey plays French horn and was selected by audition to rehearse and perform in concert as part of the Music for All National Festival, March 31-April 2 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Honor Band of America will perform in concert at 8 p.m., Sunday, April 2, at Clowes Memorial Hall on the campus of Butler University. Members will also participate in student workshops and special Festival events.

Since its inception in 1992, the Honor Band of America has earned a national reputation as one of the nation’s finest student concert honor bands. With the opportunity to rehearse and perform with renowned conductors and world-class guest artists, to premiere commissioned works for concert band and perform for a “dream audience” of outstanding high school musicians and educators from across the country, the Honor Band of America is a “must” for the finest young musicians.

The Honor Band has received international accolades, with a performance at the World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles and concert tours of Europe and Japan.

Honor Band of America members have hailed from across the nation, from band programs large and small. Today, many Honor Band of America alumni perform in professional symphonies and top military bands.

Others are teaching music in schools and colleges nationwide, performing professionally, completing a wide variety of college degrees and are embarking on illustrious and diverse careers that span the spectrum of business and professional enterprise. We invite all students to audition and encourage every director in America to share this opportunity with your finest players.

Honor Band of America members are chaperoned by Music for All, with a staff of parents and teachers assigned to make sure they have a safe, educationally sound, and positively life-changing experience.

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