Taking Notes

Soon to be Raritan Valley graduate, David Cudworth, is pursuing his dream of musical greatness.

Cudworth was not always into music.It was in junior high school when he received his firs guitar from his parents along with a drum set. His love for music directed him to pick up a new instrument, the saxophone in middle school. Cudworth took on this instrument like a project and lead him to join jazz band, an after school club in junior high.

Fortunately for Cudworth’s passion, he attended Hunterdon Central Regional High School which offers many academic and extracurricular activities to shape his skills. Four years of high school gave him the abilities to study music theory and composition. Alongside this process he picked up two more instruments, bass and keyboard.

Cudworth plays five instruments and owns several of each and his library is continuing to grow. He has filled in as Musical Director at churches; musical outreaches and programs, and is a part of a band, Frontline. The band predominately plays rock but explores varieties of musical influences. His band plays shows and is working on a record deal; he writes music for himself and is always keeping creative avenues open.  

 Success as a student has always come first since he was younger and has been on dean’s list for two consecutive years. It was not until his ladder half of high school through college where the academics and interests met.  “It has not been easy, school and music are difficult, just make sure you take good notes.”  
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By Mike Butler