53 entrants vie for West Valley Country Music Association’s annual showcase
(Photos submitted by West Valley Country Music Association)
Placing first, second and third, respectively, at the 9th Annual Songwriters Contest in Glendale were, from left, Michelangelo Caggiano, Jerry Scarsbrook and Dianna Garbers.
(Submitted by West Valley Country Music Association)
The top 15 finalists were recognized Oct. 18 at the annual West Valley Country Music Association’s Songwriters Contest.
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Winners have emerged in the West Valley Country Music Association’s 9th Annual Songwriters Contest.
On Oct. 18 at Glendale Main Library, the top 15 contestants chosen from the 53 entries performed in front of a packed house. The three judges were professionals in the music business.
First place went to Glendale’s Michelangelo Caggiano for his winning song “The Whale.” Gilbert’s Jerry Scarsbrook took second place for his song “When I Used to Dream,” and third place went to Prescott’s Dianna Garbers for her song “You Ain’t All That.”
Ivy Jarvis and Jordan Rooks at the Glendale Library and the Arizona Songwriters Association provided support for the annual showcase.
The top 15 finalists were recognized Oct. 18 at the annual West Valley Country Music Association’s Songwriters Contest.
(Submitted by West Valley Country Music Association)
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