Monday, April 1, 2013
Winners in three categories named the new "Lynnfield Idol" winners. Town-wide singing contest is held every two years.
Thanks to Michelle Harris for providing this information: Finals for Lynnfield Idol were held at the High School on Wednesday evening, Marcy 27th. The event drew a large and raucous crowd who enthusiastic cheered on the contestants. The adult winner was Linda Maglio, who performed beautiful renditions of "Moondance" and "I Love Rock and Roll." Linda received six hours of recording time at Mixed Emotions recording studio, two tickets to a North Shore Music Theater production, and a gift card to the 99 Restaurant. The high school division winner was Alyssa Adario, who sang heartfelt versions of "Broken" and "Sweet Dreams." Powerhouse singer Ashley Schumacher won the middle school division with performances of "Nine to Five" and "Hero…
Friday, March 15, 2013
The Lynnfield Idol competition is held every two years. This year's final is Wednesday, March 27th at LHS. Thanks to Michelle Harris for the information.
Following this week's Lynnfield Idol semifinals, the following town residents are heading to the town-wide competition, which only comes around every two years. Judges in the competition are Kenny Lewis (owner and producer, Mixed Emotions Music), Karen Nascembeni (PR director of the North Shore Music Theater) and Tom Page (music supervisor, producer, and composer). The following is a list of finalists - in their respective age categories - that was provided to Lynnfield Patch: Adult: Linda Maglio and Christopher Parker Middle School: Victoria Morelli, Melissa Morelli, Madeline Milne, Lily Keene, and Ashley Schumacher High School: Abigail White, Melanie Richard, Amy Sokolow, Alyssa Adario, and Meaghan Collins This year's finals are …
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Town-wide singing contest is held every two years. Auditions are at LHS. Click here for more.
Auditions for the town's Lynnfield Idol contest, which was last held in 2011, have been moved to Tuesday, February 26th at Lynnfield High School from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The original audition date, Feb. 9th, ended up coinciding with the Blizzard of 2013. According to an announcement for the event, separate auditions will be held in the middle school, high school and adult divisions, with semifinal and final rounds to be held in March. Modeled after the popular "American Idol" TV show on Fox, the competition will be judged by local music industry professionals who will provide constructive feedback. Those interested in auditioning should bring sheet music for their song and be prepared to sing for 30 seconds. Contact Choral Director Douglas …
