Gulliver Preparatory School students earned recognition for their musical achievement, performing alongside talented young musicians from across South Florida.
Eight Gulliver Preparatory School middle school students were selected to participate in the 2026 District 20 Honor Band, an ensemble bringing together accomplished student musicians from private schools throughout Miami-Dade County and the Upper Keys.
The students represented Gulliver at the District 20 Honor Band concert on Saturday, October 24, at Coral Shores High School in Tavernier, Florida. Their selection reflects their commitment to musical excellence and the opportunities available through Gulliver’s performing arts program.
Congratulations to our District 20 Honor Band musicians:
- Lucca Bressiani ‘33, percussion
- Bruno Giorgetti ‘32, trombone
- Leo Goldstein ‘31, clarinet
- Emilie Lozano ‘33, flute
- Tomas Medel Concha ‘33, oboe
- Cati Reverte ‘32, baritone saxophone
- Kaiko Tarling ‘32, trombone
- Pedro Villa ‘33, alto saxophone
Growing Through Music at Gulliver
For young musicians, earning a place in an honor band represents more than a performance opportunity. It reflects the hours of practice, perseverance, and willingness to challenge themselves that help turn an interest in music into a meaningful achievement. Performing alongside accomplished peers from other schools gives students the opportunity to build on their skills and experience what they can achieve together.
At Gulliver, the performing arts give students the space to discover what excites them and the support to pursue it at a higher level. For these eight Raiders, their selection to the District 20 Honor Band is a reflection of how far their dedication has taken them, with new opportunities to grow still ahead.
Congratulations to our students and Middle & Lower School Band Director Edgar Rubio on this well-earned recognition!
