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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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  • National Art Honor Society Meeting During Lunch: Oct. 28
  • Visual and Digital Arts NY Parent Meeting at 5:30 pm: Oct. 28
  • The Drowsy Chaperone in Meyer Hall at 1:30 pm and 6:30 pm: Nov. 2
  • Fall Festival in the Gym During Lunch: Oct. 31
  • Communications Honors Society Induction in the Media Center During Lunch: Oct. 30
  • Mr. Duhy's Bench Dedication at 4:15pm: Oct. 29
  • Drowsy Chaperone Opening: Nov. 1
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE

Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE

Ashley Brundage

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor

Communications junior Ashley Brundage is the Arts Editor and a second-year staffer on The Muse, and it’s been one of the greatest experiences of her life. She’s currently in that awkward in-between stage where one attempts to configure their priorities and figure out their future. She enjoys writing, reading books of all genres, and singing “Bohemian Rhapsody” in the shower. She maintains an internship at a nonprofit organization called the Alliance for Eating Disorder Awareness.  

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Vocal junior Ashlyn Taylor performs a solo during “Wood River,” by Willi Zwozdesky, while vocal dean Ken Taylor directs the chorus to sing background notes.

Fall Vocal Concert

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
October 15, 2016
School founder Alexander Dreyfoos waves to the crowd in Meyer Hall after receiving a shoutout by strings dean Wendell Simmons. Mr. Dreyfoos was among the packed group of students, parents, and administrators in attendance at the Philharmonic Orchestra.

Philharmonic Orchestra

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
September 29, 2016
(L-R from top row) Vocal senior Gabriella Martinez, visual junior Jin Deng, visual alumni Victoria Pouille, visual junior Cheyenne Robinson, piano senior Ethan Nguyen, communications junior Ashley Brundage, dance sophomore Brida Gibbons, communications junior Shane McVan, Suncoast junior Gina Smith, Suncoast junior Rose-Ashley Osborne, communications sophomore Lindsay Spruce, piano senior Caroline Miller, and vocal alumni Hadley Bouchlas acted as “blue star” counselors for ARTS Camp 2016. They were responsible for caring for the four, five, and six year olds.

ARTS Camp

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
June 14, 2016
The night ended with a rendition of “Unforgettable Journey” choreographed by dance senior Francesca Horvath. The dancers wore balloons around their wrists, which they released into the air at the end. Overall, the routine signified both the closing of a chapter and the start of a new beginning.

Senior Dance Concert

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
May 10, 2016
Artist in residence Michael Porte directs the Woodwind Choir during the ensemble “Adagio et Allegretto” by Charles Gounod. The group had to adapt the notes of the song to fit their particular set of instruments.

Chamber Winds Concert

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
May 5, 2016
(L-R) Band seniors Ahmad Johnson,  Joshua Ewers, Garrett Anderson, and band sophomore Nikki Lickstein perform during a rendition of “Rotten Kid” “I dedicate this song to all the kids on stage because they stink,” Hernandez said. “But in all seriousness, when we performed this at the Central Jazz Competition, we were greeted with massive applause and asked to perform an encore.”

Final Jazz Concert

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
April 28, 2016
Dance senior Alexia Belrose performs during “Strongholds.” The yellow costume and face makeup is symbolic of greed and corrupt ambition, as our society is grounded in materialism. We’re told that the more we have, the happier we’ll be.

“Strongholds”

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
April 24, 2016
Band director Evan Rogovin stands with his back to the crowd as he conducts the Symphonic Band’s performance of “Undertow,” a number by John Mackey.

Spring Band Concert

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
April 21, 2016
Digital media junior Sara Green sits with digital senior Austin Wilk at the Freshman

Hill art sale on Friday, March 4. Wilk sold stickers printed with his own design for 50 cents each.

Freshmen Hill Art Sale

Ashley Brundage, News Staffer
March 8, 2016
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