Delphi Academy student, Daniel Ronkin recently won a ballroom dancing competition. Competing against people of all ages, at the age of 13 Daniel won first place in 11 of 12 dances, ranging from the Rumba to the Jive; he won second place in the twelfth dance. Only starting his dance classes last September, Daniel is already a Silver Level dancer who has competed in three different competitions.
Daniel is also part of a renowned vocal group called the Lucky Ten Ensemble. He has participated in singing competitions all over the world, including competitions in the Caribbean and Russia. He’s been with the Lucky Ten for four years, each year going to Carnegie Hall to compete in the Golden Voices competition. In 2009 they won first place! He will be returning to Carnegie Hall February 19th to perform a very famous German song called Papageno. He is currently preparing for a May performance of The Marriage of Figaro. Daniel is not only a dedicated artist, but also a dedicated student.
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Delphi Academy Students Learning Art
The Delphi students in the Form 1 class are doing a very fun project where they are practicing their artistic skills. Ms. Marjorie, our fantastic art teacher, is running a project where they are looking at photos of landscapes and duplicating the colors in order to compose the images. Here are some photos of the students hard at work. You can see their paintings are well along.
For more information about Delphi Academy in Milton, visit us at www.delphiboston.org.
For more information about Delphi Academy in Milton, visit us at www.delphiboston.org.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Delphi Students Perform "The Clown Prince"
Last night our Middle School drama class put on a wonderful performance of "The Clown Prince", by Bill Hayden. This is the story of a prince and a princess who are told they must marry, despite them never meeting. The prince and the princess disguise themselves as a gypsy and a clown to escape their own fates. On their separate journeys they meet each other and fall in love, not knowing who the other is. This story is a drama, a romance and a comedy all in one.
Here are some photos of our students' show last night:
Actors: Halima Blackman, Manny Libsch, Orvin Pierre, Jasmine St. Cyr, James Tan, Yessenia Tejeda and Gabby Whittle.
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