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Total Vocal with Deke Sharon

Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall

Acts

Deke Sharon, Conductor and Creative Director

Total Vocal, Act 1

Deke Sharon, Conductor and Creative Director

Total Vocal, Act 2

Participating Groups

El Segundo High School Chamber Choir

New Trier High School Wind Symphony & Symphony Orchestra

Diamond Bar High School Wind Ensemble & Symphony Orchestra

My Pop Choir

Diamond Bar High School Wind Ensemble & Diamond Bar High School Symphony Orchestra

Mt. Sinai High School Jazz Choir

Crimson & Slate

Keiki Kani Choir

Mariemont High School Choir

Squad Harmonix

Vocal Synergy

Pop Voices

Singing Earth Divine

Westport Youth Choir

Vocal Academy@St. James

Special Guests

Artist's Name

Deke Sharon

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Participating Group Directors

New Trier High School Wind Symphony & Symphony Orchestra
Matt Temple, Peter Rosheger, & Elizabeth Bennett

The New Trier High School band program consists of 150 students, including the Freshman Concert Band, Varsity Wind Ensemble, Concert Wind Ensemble, and Symphonic Wind Ensemble. Wind and percussion students are concurrently enrolled in four curricular jazz ensembles and two orchestras. New Trier maintains an in-house studio of private teachers for all wind, string, percussion, and vocal students. Nearly all students in Symphonic Wind Ensemble study privately and over 75% of all students in the wind ensemble program study privately.


Matt Temple is Director of Bands at New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois. He currently serves as Vice-President for the National Band Association and is a member of the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Awareness (IDEA) committee. A strong advocate for student-centered instruction, Mr. Temple is co-founder and Past President of the Illinois committee for Comprehensive Musicianship through Performance (CMP). As a contributing editor for The Instrumentalist magazine, he has authored many articles over the past decade and has also served on the Advisory Committee for NAfME’s Music Educators Journal.


Mr. Temple has received the NBA Citation of Excellence multiple times and in 2015, was recognized with the Chicagoland Outstanding Music Educator Award. He has been elected into the prestigious American Bandmasters Association, American School Band Directors Association, and the honorary society, Phi Beta Mu. Mr. Temple has presented sessions on music selection, score analysis, student-centered instruction, and innovative band curriculum at multiple universities, state music conferences, and twice at the Midwest Clinic. He frequently serves as a clinician and guest conductor throughout the United States. Mr. Temple resides in Arlington Heights, Illinois, with his supportive wife, Maureen, and their teenage twins, Aiden and Annabelle.


Mr. Temple was appointed Director of Bands at New Trier High School in 2007. Under his direction, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble has performed at the Midwest Clinic, Music for All National Concert Band Festival, Illinois Music Education Conference, Chicagoland Invitational Concert Band Festival, and the University of Illinois Superstate Festival. He has also led them in performances at the Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall in New York City, and throughout Italy. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble has been featured three times on Introductions presented by WFMT, Chicago’s classical music station. In 2013, The New Trier Band Program was recognized as an inaugural National Winner of the Blue Ribbon Award for “Programs of Excellence” presented by the National Band Association.

Symphony Orchestra is one of two advanced orchestras of the five curricular orchestras at New Trier High School. Symphony Orchestra is comprised of 90 wind, percussion and string players. Symphony Orchestra has been recognized by Down Beat Magazine, The Grammy Foundation and featured on “Introductions,” WFMT 98.7 Chicago’s classical radio station. This ensemble focuses on large scale works represented within the standard orchestral repertoire. Symphony Orchestra has had the honor of performing in celebrated halls such as Orchestra Hall, The Sydney Opera House and Carnegie Hall.


Peter Rosheger was born in Rome, Italy, where he lived for twelve years and began his violin studies at the age of nine. After living in Montana and Alaska, he attended the Philadelphia College of the Performing Arts and received his B.M.E. from The Oberlin Conservatory. His violin teachers have included Paul Rosenthal, William DePasquale, Stephen Clapp, and Gregory Fulkerson.

Mr. Rosheger’s teaching career began in California. There, he led elementary and middle school programs and went on to teach elementary, middle, and high school orchestral music in Canada and Michigan. Rosheger is also the recipient of the Illinois American String Teachers Association’s “Outstanding School Teacher” and “Distinguished Service” awards. Currently in his twenty-ninth year as Director of Orchestras at New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois, he leads the school’s five curricular orchestras.

Under Mr. Rosheger’s direction, the New Trier High School Orchestras have received national recognition from Downbeat Magazine, The Grammy Foundation and Introductions, WFMT 98.7 Chicago’s classical radio station. Clinician credits include appearances in Michigan, Washington, Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, Oregon, and Illinois, and he has played in professional orchestras in California, Pennsylvania, and Canada.


Elizabeth Bennett is a graduate of Northwestern University having received a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and Bassoon Performance, and of Concordia University Wisconsin with a Masters in Choral Conducting and Composing.


She began at New Trier in 2021 serving as the Music & Theatre Department Chair. Bennett is a firm believer of teaching with the whole student in mind, considering physical and mental well-being, safety, and happiness to be essential parts of their music education. An active adjudicator and clinician throughout the country, Bennett has guest conducted and presented around the country and is a regular Guest Lecturer at Northwestern University. 


Bennett was recognized as a GRAMMY Music Educator top 10 finalist in 2020, and semi-finalist in 2021. Bennett was the recipient of the prestigious Distinguished Secondary Teacher Award from Northwestern University in 2015. In 2018 Mrs. Bennett was recognized with the District 214 “Elizabeth Ennis Award” as the Innovative Educator of the Year. In 2014 the University of Chicago awarded her the Outstanding Educator Award.  


Bennett holds a degree in bassoon performance; she is also an accomplished violinist and vocalist. Mrs. Bennett enjoys creative culinary adventures in her kitchen and spending quality time with her supportive husband and two daughters.

El Segundo High School Chamber Choir

Gianna Andrea Summers
Gianna Andrea Summers, Director and Performer, graduated with Honors from Arizona State University in Choral Education and Voice Performance in 2003, and in 2005 graduated with Honors with her Masters in 2005 in Multicultural Education from National University. She has taught choral music in El Segundo for the last 18 years. Gianna spent time with the Costa Rican Opera along with singing professionally in Los Angeles in the last 18 years. Gianna lives with her husband Bobby, 12 year old daughter Kate and their two dogs, Griffey and Daisy in El Segundo, CA. Gianna loves teaching choral music and sharing the love of music with the world.
ESHS Choirs is so excited to perform with DCINY, Total Vocal with Deke Sharon. Our DCINY Premiere, Carmina Burana in Lincoln Center was such an amazing experience and we can not wait to sing with all the choirs this year in Total Vocal. Our noteworthy concerts, to name a few: 2012 London Olympic Games, Obama's Presidential Inauguration, Altar of Notre Dame-Paris, France, Disneyland Paris’, Disney World Orlando, Lincoln Center, Symphony Hall, Carnegie Hall, and the Grand Ole Opry. ESHS Choirs believe sharing our love of music with the world is our gift to give and we can not wait to sing for you.

Diamond Bar High School Wind Ensemble & Symphony Orchestra
Steven Acciani & Marie Santos

Diamond Bar High School, located in Diamond Bar, CA, one of two high schools in the Walnut Valley Unified School District, was established in 1982 and consistently ranks as one of the top public high schools in the USA. The staff at Diamond Bar believes that a successful comprehensive high school allows students to succeed in four core areas: “The Four As”: Academics, Activities, Athletics, and the Arts. Students are offered a variety of academic programs, including Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and Honors classes. 86% of the students are involved in extra-curricular activities. Service clubs include Lions, Rotary, California Scholastic Federation and Key Club. The athletic department holds 19 CIF championships ranging from football to badminton. Arts students participate in 3 orchestras, 3 wind bands, competitive parade band, string ensembles, rock and jazz ensembles, 2 marching percussion lines, percussion ensembles, chamber music, 3 color guards, 2 dance teams, 4 choirs, and a comprehensive drama department. In 2014, DBHS was awarded the National Grammy Signature School award as the top school in the nation for its commitment to arts education.

 

With over 700 students enrolled in instrumental music, the music program at DBHS is considered one of the most successful and comprehensive programs on the west coast. All performing ensembles receive local and regional recognition, as well as the top ensembles receiving national honors. Groups have been invited to prestigious performances, including the Rose Parade, and national competitions, all with tremendous success. Individual success is also emphasized, with DBHS breaking records for the last 8 years of students selected to the Southern California Honor Band & Orchestra. Nearly 100 students participate in local youth bands and orchestras, including the prestigious National Youth Orchestra, the American Youth Orchestra, Claremont Young Musicians Orchestra and Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra. Students who graduate from DBHS show tremendous success at major universities and conservatories such as Julliard, Colburn, New England Conservatory, Columbia, MIT, Stanford, Yale, Michigan, USC and UCLA. 

Steven Acciani is Director of Instrumental Music at Diamond Bar High School. After graduating from California State University, Fullerton with a BA and Teaching Credential in Music Education, he began his career in the Walnut Valley School District, opening South Pointe Middle School in 1989 with 17 band students. Six years later, he had grown his program to over 600 students, with a reputation for being one of the finest middle school programs in the Western United States. After 18 wonderful years, he moved to Diamond Bar High School and in the last 16 years has helped transform the program into a well-rounded, multi-faceted music program of over 700 students and 20 different performing groups.  Students who have come through either South Pointe Middle School or Diamond Bar High School have shown tremendous success in the arts, with many receiving music scholarships to nationally known Conservatories and Universities, as well as garnering national and international attention through their solo and group performances . The Diamond Bar High School music program has been twice honored by the Grammy Foundation as a Signature School for music education, and was named the National Grammy Signature School for 2014. In 1999 and 2013, Mr. Acciani was named Teacher of the Year for his school and also for the Walnut Valley School District. In 2000 he was chosen as one of two Teachers of the Year for Los Angeles County, and was a finalist for California State Teacher of the Year. He was honored by NBC with a “Golden Apple” for his work with students, and was invited to participate in “Unsung Heroes Week” for a national broadcast. Mr. Acciani has been actively involved in the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association, the California Band Director’s Association, the California Orchestra Director’s Association, and the American String Teachers Association, and is an active clinician in the Southern California area. In 2001 he was awarded a Masters Degree in Education Administration from Azusa Pacific University. In his spare time he has spent 18 years as a football, baseball, and basketball coach at Diamond Bar High School. 


Marie Santos is the director of Instrumental Music at Diamond Bar High School in Diamond Bar, CA. Marie completed her Masters of Music degree with an emphasis in instrumental conducting under Dr. Mitch Fennell, at California State University of Fullerton in 2010. Marie also completed two undergraduate degrees (Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Arts) in music education and percussion performance in May of 2008 at CSUF. For nine years, she studied percussion under Professor Todd Miller, the principal timpanist of the Pacific Symphony Orchestra. Her other teachers include Brian Mason, Naoko Takada, and Jim Lorbeer. As a performer, she has performed with the International Youth Wind Symphony at the World Association for Symphonic Band Ensembles Conference in Ohio, Cypress College Wind Ensemble, Orange Coast College Orchestra, Claremont Winds, Orange County Symphony, Orange County Wind Symphony, Pacific Brass, John Alexander’s Singers, Rio Hondo Symphony, and Pacific Chorale.


My Pop Choir

Alex Fiddes
Alex Fiddes has owned and operated My Pop Choir since 2019, and has been a part of the organization as a music director since 2014. Alex has performed at many prestigious and exciting venues during his time with the choir, though perhaps none as legendary as Total Vocal at Carnegie Hall! Before My Pop Choir, Alex pursued a career in acting, working largely in theatre throughout Canada. He has also been a voice and piano teacher for the past 13 years. He is a songwriter, music producer, sound engineer, and music performer who plays the piano, guitar, trumpet, and the didgeridoo.
My Pop Choir is a community-based, group of ‘everyone’ choirs for people who love to sing. You don’t need any experience or training or consider yourself a ‘singer’ to join. There are no auditions, no solos, and no need to read music. In addition to its 8 in-person choirs, My Pop Choir also has a unique virtual choir, where anyone in the world can join! It uses post recording audio software, where it includes built-in vocal harmonies, so it feels like you are actually singing in a real choir! My Pop Choir is a beacon of community spirit. A welcoming, positive, and encouraging place for all!

Mt. Sinai High School Jazz Choir

Kathryn Toolan
Kathryn Toolan is the High School Chorus Director and AP Music Theory teacher at the Mount Sinai High School located on the north shore of eastern Long Island. She is very excited for her students to make their Carnegie Hall debut at the DCINY Total Vocal Concert. Mrs. Toolan holds the Master of Music degree from the Columbia University Teachers College and the Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education and Piano Performance from the State University of New York at Fredonia. She resides in Remsenburg with her husband, Kevin and their two sons.
The Mount Sinai High School Jazz Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Toolan, is an auditioned ensemble open to students in grades 9-12. Students sing a variety of challenging music and have several performing opportunities throughout the school year. Members of the MSHS Jazz Choir are thrilled to be making Carnegie Hall debut and would like to thank their parents, the high school administration, Student Government, and the Friends of the Arts for all their support in helping us get here today!

Crimson & Slate

Dawn D Wisdom
Dawn D. Wisdom, Director of Vocal Music, Cheyenne Mountain HS Dawn Wisdom has been teaching music for 32 years, 26 of them as vocal music director at Cheyenne Mountain High School. She serves as the chair of vocal/ general music for the CSD12 schools and directs five choral ensembles. Dawn has served on the leadership boards of the CO MEA, the CO ACDA board, and AEA. Dawn has been a clinician, guest conductor and adjudicator in several states, most recently serving as an adjudicator in CO and national festivals and a clinician at CMEA and ACDA conferences. The Cheyenne Mountain High School choirs have earned consistent superior ratings at state, national and regional festivals under her direction. Her choirs perform at home, at community events, and across the country. Ms. Wisdom has been recognized for her work as a Teacher of the Year locally and at the state level.
Crimson & Slate Colorado Springs, Colorado is home to Crimson & Slate, the premier a cappella ensemble from Cheyenne Mountain High School. Started by director Dawn Wisdom in 2002, the girls-Crimson and the guys-Slate performed for many years as two separate ensembles, but combined to be Crimson & Slate in 2017. Crimson & Slate have a long history of success with multiple state championships, 8 trips to the ICHSA national finals, 2 time NAAC national finalists, and 2 time NCHSA national finalists. They continued this legacy by appearing in the NAAC HS Showcase last spring, and won the State A Cappella festival. Crimson & Slate record music each year and release music videos. You can find their recent videos on their YouTube channel, and music on most streaming platforms.. They have been nominated for AVA awards for their videos. They have appeared on BOHSA albums, and have opened for multiple professional a cappella groups. The last time Crimson & Slate got to work with Deke Sharon was in Honolulu, HI in 2019. They are thrilled to sing with Deke again! You can follow Crimson & Slate on Instagram,Tiktok and Facebook.

Keiki Kani Choir

Camilla Corpuz Yamamoto
CAMILLA CORPUZ YAMAMOTO has directed the Keiki Kani Choir for over 30 years. Camilla founded her private Keiki Kani Music Studio in 1990, teaching piano, choir, voice, and general music. Camilla was also a music specialist for the Hawaii Public Schools system and local private schools for 20 years. Active in many local professional music educator associations, she served as Executive Director for the Hawaii Music Educators Association (National Association for Music Educators) for many years. An active church musician since age 11, Camilla continues to guide her church's Worship Team and Keiki Kani Choir toward excellence in music.
For over 30 years, the KEIKI KANI CHOIR has served Hawaii as a community performing group composed of students, working adults, and retirees from all over Oahu. The ensemble is trained in voice technique, stage production, self-confidence, and poise. The KEIKI KANI CHOIR has performed at many events (including radio and television shows) and featured in professional audio and video recordings since 1991. Recently, the ensemble sang for the Harlem Globetrotters and the Gandhi Aloha Festival. KEIKI KANI CHOIR was honored to sing and dance the hula at DCINY's “Total Vocal” 2022 at Carnegie Hall on April 10. We are excited to return to Total Vocal 2023, and we will continue to bring the spirit of Aloha to New York and Carnegie Hall. Thank you, DCINY and Deke Sharon!

Mariemont High School Choir

Liz McGahey
Liz McGahey is in her 18th year teaching the Mariemont High School Choirs in Cincinnati, Ohio. Originally from New York, she has a B.M. in Music Education and a M.M. in Vocal Performance and Opera from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music as well as a Masters in School Counseling from Xavier University. Liz is thrilled to be bringing her choirs to sing at Carnegie Hall for the 2nd time in her career.
The Mariemont High School Choir from Cincinnati, OH is composed of High School students ranging in age from Freshmen to Seniors. The choir rehearses 5 days a week and performs in their school, for their community, and throughout Cincinnati. This is the 2nd time that the Mariemont High School choir has performed at Carnegie Hall. The choir has also performed at other locations around New York City as well as DisneyWorld, Salt Lake City, and Cincinnati.

Squad Harmonix

Laura Saggers
Laura Saggers is the founder and director of The Laura Jean Music Academy and Squad Harmonix, the worlds first year-round a cappella training academy for dedicated singers ages 7-17 years old. Squad Harmonix is a unique program designed to give students a team to belong to, while also providing an exceptional music education specifically designed to teach singing to developing voices. Laura began her music journey at the age of 4 studying classical piano, and worked her way through the rigorous ABRSM curriculum. (Associated Board of the Royal School of Music) in England. At 17 years old she completed level 8, the highest level of achievement offered. She continued her music education at college level studying Vocal Performance and received a degree in Music Business at the Academy of Contemporary Music. It was during this time she opened her first studio teaching piano to elementary and middle school students. Upon graduating from college Laura moved to the US to pursue a career in live performance and songwriting. Her exceptional talent in piano earned her a sponsorship with Roland Keyboards and invitations to tour and perform with bands across the US. She also began writing and producing her own album, Chasing Dreams, a folksy love letter to artists following their hearts. Her single 10’000 Bitcoins was featured in the Wall Street Journal and LA Times and her single Summer Fling was featured on Snapchat. In 2014 she founded the Laura Jean Music Academy which specializes in piano, voice and songwriting. Laura is deeply passionate about the progress and development of her students both artistically and personally. Her dedication to her students and her studios’ impeccable reputation has led to numerous successes for her students including: award winning performances, TV appearances, corporate bookings, lead roles in musicals, 1st place in competitions, multiple Distinction Awards being achieved in ABRSM exams and her most recent graduate being accepted to the renowned Berklee School of Music. In line with her commitment to help develop her students’ life-skills, Laura has created a Teacher-Training program for qualifying students aged 15-17 to teach responsibility, organizational skills and to help give students the necessary tools to earn an income with the education they have acquired while studying at her academy.
Squad Harmonix is an all-kids a cappella performance group from Santa Monica consisting of young performers aged 7-17 years old. Available for holiday, corporate, public and private events. Winners of three national awards last year, Squad Harmonix brings a high energy, fun and vibrant family-friendly show with a heavy focus on pop, contemporary, Disney and movie-theme music. With snazzy dance moves, live beatboxing and audience participation, Squad Harmonix puts on a great show for the whole family. With over 500,000 views on Youtube, two albums on Spotify and a growing local fanbase, Squad Harmonix would be a fantastic addition to your upcoming event.

Vocal Synergy

Kenneth Bryson
Mr. Kenneth Bryson currently serves as a Director of Choral Activities at the School District of the Chathams in New Jersey as well as actively maintaining his private vocal studio. Additionally he serves as a mentor for The Juilliard School’s Mentorship Program. Mr. Bryson is also a published author whose article “Teaching a Student with Dyslexia” was published in the NATS Journal of Singing. He currently serves as the choral procedures chair for NJMEA All State Choir. Mr. Bryson received his bachelor of music degree from The Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and went on to earn a master’s degree at The Juilliard School.
Vocal Synergy was founded in 2021 as the first mixed voice chorus associated with the Hunterdon Choral Alliance, a traditionally Male Barbershop group. Vocal Synergy has had tremendous growth in its first year and continues to add new members at a record breaking rate. We value collaboration, kindness and the diversity of our members. We enjoy each others company and most of all making music for our audiences.

Pop Voices

Anya Small
Anya has been professionally singing for over 30 years and her passion is live performance in a range of genres currently singing with a vintage vocal harmony group 'The Boogaloo Babes'. Her biggest claim to fame is supporting Sister Sledge and Gloria Gaynor at the Burj Al Arab, Dubai!! Anya is now delighted to be sharing the thrill of singing to enthusiasts of all ages as the Director of Pop Voices Choirs created in 2013, teaching over 500 singers of all ages weekly. Her proudest moment to date is preparing the choir for their performance in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony.
Pop Voices is thrilled to be taking part for the second time in Total Vocal. They are a 350 strong, mixed voice, community pop choir from the West Midlands in the UK. Members are made up of people who just love to sing, and they focus on friendship, fun and making a wonderful harmonious sound! This is the choir’s 10th Anniversary and over the years they have performed in many prestigious venues in the UK, Disneyland Paris Christmas show and The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony. The choirs strapline is Big Heart Big Sound!

Singing Earth Divine
Jua Amir Tutein & Crystal Petit

Jua Amir came to France with the Broadway musical, "The Lion King,” and has since played in “ Hair," "Freedom Opera Gospel," and numerous other shows. He is also the vocal coach of some of Europe’s most successful singers and largest musical theater productions.

Crystal Petit is a Paris-based, Artistic Director, singer and coach. Raised in Atlanta, Georgia and a proud alumna of Spelman College, Crystal wears many hats in the Parisian community including writing songs for major French films, TV series and artists of all genres and coaching actors for the prestigious César Awards. In addition to being a prominent figure in the French musical scene, Crystal is a passionate advocate for Web3. 

Singing Earth Divine is a community choir created by Jua Amir (Choir Director) and Crystal Petit (Artistic Director), two American artists living in Paris, France. The S.E.D. choir has over 100 members and is open to all! They perform regularly in France throughout the year, and are known for their "joie de vivre,” authentic self-expression, and open hearts! They sing a repertoire of gospel, pop, musical theater, and original compositions and are accompanied by Remy Zeller on piano.

Westport Youth Choir

Eriko Hopkinson
Eriko comes from the islands of Okinawa, Japan. She has been involved in choral music since age of 11. She studied Music Education and Singing at the National University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, and took further studies in acting, singing and dance at the renowned Theatre Shiki Acting Institute in Tokyo. She has lived in the west of Ireland since 1994 and founded Westport Children's Choir in 2011, and Westport Youth Choir in 2015. She has studied choral conducting under Zoltan Pad, Gabriella Thiesz and Aria Birzina. She is passionate about exposing young singers to a diverse range of cultures through music.
Westport Youth Choir (ages 12-19) was established in 2015 to accommodate those singers who had aged out of Westport Children's Choir. We are a mixed a cappella group, with a diverse repertoire ranging from pop and blues to classical and baroque. We also delve into music from a range of different cultures from around the world. The group's leadership is member-driven and collaborative, with equal input into selection of material and performance.

Vocal Academy@St. James

Anne Marie Oldham
Director Anne Marie Oldham studied choral music education and classical voice/piano at University of Michigan School of Music. She later received her law degree from University of California, Davis. After practicing corporate and international law for 20 years, she shifted careers to teach music and performing arts at St. James Academy, Solana Beach, California. After 13 years, she recently retired from full-time teaching but continues private piano/voice coaching and directing high school choir. Ms. Oldham has a passion for the arts combined with sustainability and social justice. She is thankful to her family, students and community for their loving support.
Director Anne Marie Oldham formed the private Vocal Academy@St. James in 2012 at the request of graduates of St. James Academy (K-8). The Vocal Academy includes accomplished high school vocalists from high schools in North San Diego. The Vocal Academy is honored to be performing with Total Vocal for the sixth time and has also twice performed the music of composer Eric Whitacre with DCINY. Fun fact, a Vocal Academy and DCINY Total Vocal and Eric Whitacre alumni Kat Hammock was a Season 17 Semifinalist on NBC’s The Voice. A huge thank you to Deke Sharon and DCINY!