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Lukas Lockett wins People’s Choice singing event

Landmark Staff by Landmark Staff
August 5, 2022
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Lukas Lockett performed in front of the Platte County Courthouse on July 9. Photo by Susan Anderson

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The Platte City Friends of the Arts (PCFA) and Harper Haus Music Company (HHMC) announce that Platte City native Lukas Lockett is the winner of the 2nd Saturday Summer Concert Series People’s Choice Singing Contest.

Lukas Lockett is a 2022 graduate of Platte County High School and has been singing in choirs since kindergarten. Lukas plans to study vocal music education at William Jewell in the fall. Brian VonGlahn is Lukas’ private voice lesson instructor.

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The contest, which happened July 9 at the Platte County Courthouse on Main Street Platte City, was the second concert in the series sponsored by the Platte City Friends of the Arts and the City of Platte City. The Singing Contest, sponsored by HHMC, was scheduled to happen during the June concert but was postponed due to storms in the area.

“I am thrilled to be able to give back to the community that has vested so much into the growth of Harper Haus,” said Michelle Harper, HHMC founder and studio director. Harper, herself an accomplished singer, teaches voice, piano, drama and theater, and offers classes for all ages at the studio located at 200 Main Street, Platte City.

Lockett, a 2022 graduate of Platte County R-3, sang the 1965 hit L-O-V-E by Nat King Cole. The $500 scholarship, donated by Harper Haus, will be paid directly to William Jewell College, where Lukas will attend in the fall and study vocal music education.

“Mr. VonGlahn, as my voice instructor, has helped me immensely,” stated Lukas. “I have no idea where I would be without his coaching and confidence in me to perform. I also want to credit Ms. Fisher, assistant director, for helping me with my other solos, and Mr. Bobela, a student teacher, who also helped me. And, of course, my family.”

Also competing was Ashlyn Helmich, recent graduate of West Platte, and Kyla Spradlin, a recent North Platte graduate. The contest is sponsored by an area business and facilitated by PCFA. About 100 people voted.

FINAL CONCERT OF THE SERIES
The last concert in the series is Saturday, Aug. 13 when Platte County’s own Steven Bankey and The Flatlanders perform at the courthouse.
Wells Bank of Platte City will give away free water and ice cream and the Gene Felling Family will be serving up free hotdogs and chips, while supplies last. Andrea Denning of Denning’s Stained Glass will be selling and displaying items from her store in Platte City. La Cabana will be serving food and the street will be blocked off for a pop-up car show.

ABOUT HARPER HAUS MUSIC COMPANY (HHMC)
Harper Haus Music Company, founded in 2018 strives to create a safe place for learning and expression. HHMC’s teaching philosophy is centered around confidence and education. Whether music is your hobby or lifelong pursuit, HHMC believes that music and arts can make an impact in anyone’s life. Find out more at https://www.harperhausmc.com.

ABOUT THE PLATTE CITY FRIENDS OF THE ARTS (PCFA)
The Platte City Friends of the Arts began in 1999 with a small concert at Snow Creek. This small group provides so much for Platte County, including sponsoring the Platte City Community Band and offering Fine Arts Scholarships to college-bound Platte County Seniors. In addition to producing the Summer Concert series, PCFA also sponsors student and adult art shows throughout the year. Outdoor concerts began at Riverview Park, then moved to Platte Ridge Park for a few years through 2009 when the park was new. Summer Music concerts have been on the courthouse lawn since 2010.

To find out more visit http://www.plattecityfriendsofthearts.com.

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