Wisconsin Young Artists Compete
Final Forte 2012: Charles Dieterle
2/20/2012 | 2mVideo has Closed Captions
Charles Dieterle, Trombone - Finalist in the 2012 Bolz Young Artist Competition.
Charles Dieterle, 18, a finalist in the 2012 Bolz Young Artist Competition, is a senior at Madison West High School. He began playing trombone in fifth grade. Charles attended Interlochen Arts Camp the past two summers. Last year, he won the Fine Arts Award for Outstanding Achievement on Trombone. Though he describes himself as a classical musician at heart, he is also comfortable playing jazz.
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Wisconsin Young Artists Compete is a local public television program presented by PBS Wisconsin
This program is made possible by members of Friends of PBS Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Young Artists Compete
Final Forte 2012: Charles Dieterle
2/20/2012 | 2mVideo has Closed Captions
Charles Dieterle, 18, a finalist in the 2012 Bolz Young Artist Competition, is a senior at Madison West High School. He began playing trombone in fifth grade. Charles attended Interlochen Arts Camp the past two summers. Last year, he won the Fine Arts Award for Outstanding Achievement on Trombone. Though he describes himself as a classical musician at heart, he is also comfortable playing jazz.
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