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Students share musical talents in Longmont

10/1/2019

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On September 28, the entire music department drove to Longmont to share their music with the Mountain View Seventh-day Adventist church. It was a real blessing that they got to use their talents to show God’s love. This church hosts both English and Spanish services and the Spanish church stopped their service to come down and listen to the music.

Throughout the school year, different student groups lead out in church services around the state in what is referred to as S.W.A.T. (Students with a Testimony) trips. “The S.W.A.T. trip was an amazing experience for me,” commented Kayla Gonzalas, senior.  “I love these trips because they give us opportunities to connect with people outside of Campion. I also love to share Jesus with others using the talents he has given us.”

After the service, the churches combined to provide a large potluck lunch for the visiting students.  “Despite me sitting on chocolate, I had an amazing time sharing God’s message. I loved the people there, and they loved our music. The food during potluck was amazing, and I must have eaten a hundred cookies,” said Renan Moreira, sophomore.

Overall, the students had a wonderful experience sharing music at a different church. “I had an amazing time with my friends praising God and getting off campus. Not to mention, the food was great! The people there asked us to come back, and I am praying we get to!” exclaimed Amira Davis, sophomore.

Adrianna Campbell, Student Editor

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Music Department Performs at Dedication Sabbath

8/28/2019

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After just three days of practice, Campion Music Department's chorale, orchestra, and hand bells pulled off an impressive performance which blessed our church family. 
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Music Department Rings in Christmas Season

12/19/2018

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On this past Sabbath,  the Mountain Echoes Chorale, Koinonia, Teh Campanas Handbell Ensemble, and the Campion Academy Orchestra delighted listeners at their annual Christmas concert.  The students and music directors Yves and Melissa Clouzet worked hard all semester to make this performance a success.  Thank you for sharing the beautiful music with us and ringing in the Christmas season. 

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Campion Hosts RMC Music Festival March 23-25

3/20/2017

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Campion Academy hosts the annual Music Festival March 23-25 during which academy, public school, and homeschool students from all over Rocky Mountain Conference gather for 2 days of music instruction and concerts.

Clinicians Yves Clouzet, Music Department Director at Campion Academy, Jonathan Wall, Director of Choral Studies at Southwestern Adventist University, and Leandro Bizama, Director of Music at Mile High Academy, will direct string orchestra, choir, and band ensembles this year.



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Festival Information

Weekend Highlights


Thursday

8:00-8:30am  Festival Check-in

Friday
7:30pm   Vespers at Campion Church: Performances by CA Music Department

Sabbath
9:30am  Sabbath School at Campion Church
 
11:00am  Church in the CA gymnasium: speaker Chaplain Rob Carlson with performances by the festival ensembles and Strings of the Rockies

3:00pm  Praise Jam Session at Campion Church: Bring guitars, ukuleles, strings & brass instruments, percussion & voices  


7:00pm  Final Concert in the CA gymnasium, featuring festival ensembles

See complete schedule.


Clinicians

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Mr. Yves Clouzet, Director of Music at Campion Academy, directs the festival's string orchestra this year.
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Mr. Jonathan Wall, Director of Choral Studies at Southwestern Adventist University and festival choral director
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Mr. Leandro Bizama, Director of Music at Mile High Academy and festival concert band director
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Campion Orchestra at Music Festival

2/6/2017

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Twenty-nine students from the Orchestra represented Campion Academy's Music Department at the Union College Music Festival February 1-4. Each one played their hearts out and the result was marvelous.

The festival was a great learning opportunity as well as a memorable experience. “It was a lot of fun to make music there,” violinist Ashley Halvorson stated after the performance. “We got to learn and experience the music in a different environment,” added trumpet player Nathaniel Sanchez. Mr. Kent Kast, our bus driver, sponsor, and french horn, stated, “students performed above their ability--flawlessly--and produced music of exceptional quality.”

A couple of our students had the privilege of  being a soloist in the festival: clarinetist Sydney Michalenko  and first chair violinist Madi Jordan.

This year was great success for the Campion Orchestra. Each member represented Campion well and had the opportunity to meet other musicians from all over the conference.

Cassandra Carr is a senior at Campion Academy

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Violinists Rachel, Megan, Hannah and Madi wait to begin rehearsal.
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Bela practices flute during the 2.5 days of rehearsal leading up to the concert.
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140 musicians make music together at the College View Seventh-day Adventist church. (photo: Kent Kast)
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Saturday afternoon's final concert was a success thanks to dedicated musicians and 8-9-hour rehearsal days!
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30 orchestra members and 110 band members from around Mid-American Conference participated in the Music Festival. (photo: Kent Kast)
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Senior Recognition Weekend

1/31/2017

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Vespers

Senior Recognition weekend started off with one the seniors’ favorite events. For Friday night vespers the Campion staff talk about each individual senior. The teachers tell the parents and students how the senior has made an impact on this campus and how he or she has impacted the teachers.

Senior Edlyn Hernandez said, "The teacher that spoke about me gave a genuine message. I felt very appreciated, because I have never experienced anything like this before." Edlyn described how at public schools the teachers don't really talk about the students. Edlyn felt loved by the teacher that spoke about her.

From their freshmen year, students anticipate this evening. Senior Chelsea Ticonuwu remembered, "It felt surreal because in last years I watched other senior classes get recognized, but this was my year to get recognized. At the same time, it felt different being the one talked about." Chelsea described that it was scary because she didn't know what the staff member was going to say about her.

Senior Venessa Simamora also said, "I was very excited because I didn't know who was going to talk about me. I was also excited because I was the senior being recognized this year." Venessa told about how it was exciting because that night was all about her class.
Parents also enjoyed the special program recognizing the seniors. Parent Genoveva Sáenz stated, "It was very special to me that the staff would take time out of their day to say something about the students. I know that the students can get a bit overwhelming, but the teachers still love the kids. Thank you teachers for all you do."

Thank you to all the parents who were able to come out and support their students. This weekend is one that the seniors will not forget.

Jose Castro is a senior at Campion Academy
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Rebekah Cunningham stands for her recognition by Chaplain Rob Carlson.
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Joe Martin baptizes April Loredo and Pricila Garcia at Campion church during Senior Recognition Weekend.
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photo: Cheyenne Martinez
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Talent Show


​Talent show is one of the biggest highlights at Campion every year. Students’ families travel from all over to come eat yummy treats and laugh until their stomachs hurt. Campion sure pulled it off again this year!  Raelynn Kelly, a proud 4-year senior gives her input: “The baked goods are always my favorite part about talent show, but the entertainment was amazing tonight.”  Austin Rotinsulu and Jordi Obregon won first place for their performance of “This Town” by Niall Horan. Each senior spent countless hours preparing by setting up the gym, organizing the bake sale and concessions, and setting up props for performers.
      The night was a whirlwind of singing, dancing, and seniors getting sold. Yes, sold. Another Campion tradition is to auction off seniors (in an effort to raise money for their class trip) to do various chores for their buyers. In total, the class profited at least $5,000. 

​Rebekah Cunningham
is a senior at Campion Academy
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photo: Cheyenne Martinez
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Koinonia: Fellowship in Music

9/22/2015

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    Campion's select choir, Koinonia, sang with Steve Green at the Adventure Church last Sunday evening, joining a ministry that emphasizes Jesus and His grace through music.
    "It's an experience I'll never forget," said senior Gabrielle Williams, who sang with Green at her home church. "He is such an amazing musician and inspires me as a singer. He does what he loves, and you can tell."
    Senior Madi Uhrik also noted how Green uses music as a ministry. "I hadn't really seen famous people use music as a ministry before. I've seen other Christian artists market their music--but not call it a ministry. I really enjoyed the worship experience."
    Melissa Clouzet, our choral director, explained how Campion's music groups are a ministry in several ways. Koinonia is Greek for 'fellowship,' and that is indeed what happens when groups create bonds because of the music they're creating together. Music also creates fellowship through shared worship, something Koinonia does as the touring group. Campion's groups visit about 10-12 schools and church services each year. "It's a form of service," said Melissa, "You work hard to create the music, and you're serving people's spiritual needs through the message in the music."
    All groups will be performing for church or Hymn Fest at Alumni Weekend, September 25-26. Koinonia and orchestra will be touring October 2-3 to Denver South Hispanic SDA church and Fort Morgan SDA church.


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