Colt Armstrong

• 2024 Virginia All-State SATB Honor Choir, First Chair Baritone, received a perfect score (200/200)
• 2024 CS Music All-State Singer
• 2024 ACDA Southern Region Advanced SATB Honor Choir
• 2024 District 10 SATB Honor Choir, 1st place in the district, received a perfect score (200/200)
• 2024 Falls Church High School NCA Cappies Critic's choice for "Best Male Vocalist" in Annie
• 2024 Tri-M Music Honor Society Member
• 2023 NCA Cappies Singer at the Kennedy Center
• 2023 ACDA Nationals Advanced SATB Honor Choir
• 2023 Virginia All-State SATB Honor Choir
• 2023 District 10 SATB Honor Choir
• 2023 Tri-M Music Honor Society Member
• 2022 NCA Cappies Singer at the Kennedy Center
• 2022 District 10 SATB Honor Choir
• 2022 Tri-M Music Honor Society Member
• 2020 Virginia All-State SATB Honor Choir, First Chair Tenor
• 2020 District 10 SATB Honor Choir, First Chair Tenor
• 2019 Virginia All-State Treble Honor Choir, First Chair Soprano
• 2019 VOKE Honor Choir
• 2018 National Cherry Blossom Festival Choir
• 2018 American Young Voices (AYV) Choir
• 2017 American Young Voices (AYV) Choir
• Roles:
• Oliver Warbucks in Annie MTI Version, Falls Church High School (2023)
• Sky in Mamma Mia!, Falls Church High School (2022)
• Oliver Warbucks in Annie Jr., Glasgow Middle School (2020)
• The Wizard in Dorothy in Wonderland, Glasgow Middle School (2020)
• Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz, Glasgow Middle School (2019)

Colt is a junior at Falls Church High School. He has been singing for as long as he can remember, but only began training under the guidance of Megan Sanchez in late 2022. Colt has gone on to be accepted into prestigious choirs such as ACDA Nationals and Regionals, and he’s performed at venues such as the Cincinnati Music Hall, the Kennedy Center, the National Cherry Blossom Festival, and the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts. Colt plans on pursuing music as a career, and hopes to be a professional singer as well as be on Broadway. He has had many accomplishments, but one of the most memorable is when he scored a perfect score (200/200) at both district chorus auditions which put him in 1st place in the entire 10th district of Virginia, and at all-Virginia chorus auditions in the same year.