Indiana State School Music Association
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The mission of the Indiana State School Music Association, Inc. is to provide educationally evaluated music performance activities for the students and teachers of the State of Indiana, to assist in the development of performance oriented assessment of state and national musical academic standards, and to offer educational support to fulfill this mission. (from the ISSMA web site)
ISSMA-sponsored events include Solo & Ensemble auditions, Marching Band festivals and competitions leading to the ISSMA State Finals,Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz festival, Elementary and Middle School choral adjudicated festivals, Show Choir performances leading to the State Finals, High School Organizational festivals (both state-qualifying and non), and Concert Choir, Orchestra, and Band State Finals. The Indiana State Marching Band Finals are held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. State Concert Organizational Finals events are held at varying locations in Indianapolis.
[edit] Show Choir State Finals
The first Indiana State Showchoir Finals were held in March of 2005, at Butler University In Indianapolis. Beginning in 2009 the State Show Choir Board decided to split the contest into class A and B (divided by the student population of each school).
RESULTS
2005
1st-North Central, 2nd-Dekalb, 3rd-Lawrence Central, 4th-Ben Davis, 5th-Anderson, 6th-Columbia City
2006
1st-North Central, 2nd-Dekalb, 3rd-Brownsburg, 4th- Warren Central, 5th-Lawrence North, 6th-Carroll
2007
1st-Carmel, 2nd-North Central, 3rd-Lawrence Central, 4th-Lawrence North, 5th-Warren Central, 6th-Plainfield
2008
1st-Carmel, 2nd-North Central, 3rd-Huntington North, 4th-Warren Central, 5th-Ben Davis, 6th-Dekalb
2009 - Class A
1st-North Central, 2nd-Franklin Central, 3rd-Ben Davis
2009 - Class B
1st-Dekalb, 2nd-Plainfield, 3rd-Columbia City
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