Music of Robert W Smith, Edward Elgar, and Igor Stravinsky
1. Rites of Tamburo - Robert W Smith
2. Nimrod - Elgar
3. Danse Infernale - StravinskyPictures at an Exhibition
Promenade
The Old Castle
The Hut on Fowl Legs
The Gate of KievInto the Raging River
music by ReinekeGaelic Tribute
Danny Boy
Lord of the Dance
Scotland the Brave
Gaelic Hymn Song Suite
Hymnsong
Texas
Ballet SacraMusic from Ben Hur and Gladiator
A Wee Bit of Irish
Oh Johnny, where are ye? (When Johhny comes marching home)
Danny Boy
Selections from River DanceMinimally Speaking
New Rhythmics
Layers
EchoesThe Music of Santana
Black Magic Woman
Smooth
Oye Como VaJumpin' Jack (Big Bad Voodoo Daddy)
Flip, Flop, & Fly (Joe Willie Turner)
Zoot Suit Riot (Cherry Poppin' Daddies)Riverdance
Cloudsong
Riverdance
The Hearts Cry
Women of the Sidhe
Andalucia
Lift the Wings
American Wake
Home and the HeartlandA Little Adventure Music
Fate of the Gods by Steven Reineke
On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss by David Holsinger
Abram’s Pursuit by David HolsingerEmotions
DIES IRAE" by Giuseppe Verdi
"IN CAELUM FERO" by Karl Jenkins
"NIMROD" by Edward Elgar
"NASCAR" - [The Final Lap] by Tim HintonNight Visions
Darkness Descending
The music for this year's show is arranged by Ben Newhouse, with the drum line music written by Blake Bergey and Andy Heiser. Drill design is by John Miliauskas. Band front Coordinator is Tara Habasevich. This year's staff includes: Kelly Eldred, Neil Grant, Brenda Rosemeier, and Jason Weaver. Band soloists are: Debbie Silliman, Margie Muir, Alicia Farrington, and Michael Douty. The band is under the direction of band director Cynthia Middleton, assisted by Michele Long.
The Panther Band would like to thank the Band Parent Association, Brinker's Outdoor Adventure and Dunkle & Griebs for their support.
Ladies and gentlemen, under the field command of drum majors Brandy Boob and Lars ndresen, the Bald Eagle-Nittany Panther Marching Band.
Nightscapes
Conflict and Triumph/SunriseThe Bald Eagle-Nittany Marching Band would like to present for their final year, music from the movie Independence Day.
X by Key Poulan
X-Clamation
X-Celeration
X-Haustion
X-Aggeration
X-Otic
X-PlosionCelestial Journey
Join us on this final frontier as we journey through space and time. Our show begins with a haunting melody that explodes into a race through the stars. In the middle movement, the Crusaders will evoke the beautiful imagery of the cosmos.Then, the conclusion will be a wild ride through space.Fabric of Time
Our society is obsessed with time. It seems we are locked in a relentless battle with time. Time flies, time drags, time marches on,
and yet time and tide wait for no man. “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” Our show explores, in three movements, the many aspects of our temporal struggle. Join the Crusaders as they musically narrate the Tyranny of the Clock, Standing Still, & Accelerating the Future.Stained Glass
Stained glass evokes luminous images of transcendent beauty.
Churches filled with iconic tapestries formed of light while soaring, uplifting and joyful music supports our celebrations ans nourishes the soul.
Our show explores, in three movements, three of humanity's greatest virtues:
Generosity
Compassion
Diligence.Coming off their most successful season, finishing 17th at Atlantic Coast Championships, Calvert Hall College High School looks to build on their success with their 2000 show entitled, "Conflicts and Resolution". Chosen to represent this theme are the works of Robert W. Smith and John Williams. The show opens and closes with selections from Smith's "Divine Comedy" and "Twelve Seconds to the Moon", while music from John Wiliams' "Empire of the Sun" provides a temporary resolve between beginning and end.Book of Days
The Heist
The Quest
I. The Quest Begins
II. Lady Claire
III. The BattlePostcards from Manhattan
The Arrival
This year the Catasauqua Marching Unit will be doing its competitive field show to the music of Jekyll and Hyde the musical. With the members facing backfield, the show starts with the mysterious "Prologue". Then the pit, with a solo by Anika Croesus, begins the sad ballad of "Lost in the Darkness". Chris Dotterer then takes over with a trumpet solo of the song as the brass members dance with the colorguard and the woodwinds play beautiful backgrounds. As the song ends, it shifts into the song "Façade". The trombones take the melody until the whole band joins in on the chorus. Then listen for the clarinets and saxophones as they play a very difficult lick near the end. The percussion does a great driving ending to this wonderful opener.
The next selection from the musical we will be performing is "Good N' Evil" This is a jazzed-up version and will feature our solid percussion line. This is sure to be an edge of your seat part of the show. It starts with the middle section of the song played in the pit then handed off to the battery. The pit then plays a small part of "Transformation", where the band transforms from "Good" to "Evil." The band then joins in and plays the end of "Good N" Evil."
Our final selection will be "A Dangerous Game." Along with this will be a part of "Confrontation" This year we have grown and the talent is amazing. We hope to put on a pleasing and well performed show. Thank you for all the support from family and friends. And a special thank you to the Nothstein family.
The Nightclub Scene
Times Square CongestionMusic from the Broadway Show "Chicago", including Overture, All That Jazz, They Both Reached For the Gun, and All That Jazz Finale.Jeckyl and Hyde: The Musical
Pompeii in 3 Acts
I. The Arcaded Court of the Gladiators
II.The Forum Baths
III. The Eruption of Mt. VesuviusThe 1999-2000 Field Show is "A Tribute to Duke Ellington". The Dallas Band is under the field direction of Drum Major Kevin Covert. Our music arranger is Mr. Rob Byham; percussion music and instruction by Mr. Dave Gambal; drill design and instruction by Mr. Jerry Baldauff; band front coordinator and instructor is Mrs. Heather Baldauff. Assisting with percussion is Mr. Mike Twichell. Assisting with music is Ms. Cassie Palfey.
The Dallas Senior High Band is directed by Mr. Todd Hunter.Rush Hour
1. Perilous Voyage by Cory McBride
The Delone Catholic High School Marching Band is proud to present its year 2000 field show, "A Millennium Celebration." We open with Tapestry of Nations / Chaos wherein we celebrate the diverse cultures and nations of our world, but also acknowledge that the tapestry is a delicate one which can unravel if we are not careful. This powerful opener highlights Jennifer Staub, flue and Michael Hoffman, solo dance. Next we take time out from the chaos and fast pace of our 21st century lives to contemplate our roles in the future well-being of our fragile earth in Beethoven's Piano Sonata #8. Dancer Michael Hoffman is again spotlighted in this quiet interlude. Upon reflection, we realize that alone we can do nothing, but with God, all things are possible. We glorify the awesome power of the Almighty in the joyful Festival Sanctus. In out finale, Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, we celebrate the ultimate victory of peace and love over violence and evil. This moving closer features Kim Schlaline - mellophone; Joe Eichstedt - trumpet, and Katie Wilkes - solo dance.
2. Sleep by Eric Whitacre
3. Joy by Joseph CurialeA Millennium Celebration
Tapestry of Nations / Chaos
Beethoven's Piano Sonata #8
Festival Sanctus
Firebird Suite
The Sacred Music of David Holsinger
1. Abram's Pursuit
2. On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss
3. Homage, Tapestry ThreeSeasons
Summertime
The show begins with the awakening of the day with Watermark by Enya. With it's flowing passages, Watermark depicts a morning scene with a beautiful sunrise, but with an uncertainty of what lies ahead. Suddenly, out of the softness comes Into the Storm by Robert W. Smith. The piece is full of fury and shows mother nature's relentless and untamable dominance over the world.
When October Goes
Into the Storm
Russian Easter OvertureThe 2000 edition of The Fairview Marching Band from Fairview, PA will perform "The Storm" arranged by W. Roy Mitchell. The show will depict a musical and visual ride through a blazing thunderstorm capturing the raw power and magnificence of mother nature.
Shake Some Action (Cracker)
All The Young Dudes (World Party)
Fake Plastic Trees (Radiohead)
Mullet Head (Beastie Boys)
Rollin' With My Homies (Coolio)Masterworks 2002
Magnificat - John Rutter
Claire De Lune - Debussy
Dies Irae - Mozart
Magnificat CloserInterrupted
Appalachian Morning
Chaos
We Go On
CelebrationThe Music of Pat Metheny and Lyle Mayes
Minuano
In Her Family
First CircleGershwin In Blue
Rhapsody in Blue
Someone to Watch Over MeNew World Symphony - Antonin Dvorak
Chorale from Jupiter - Gustav Holst
Farandole - Alexander Georges BizetReflections of Form, Sound, and Light
America the Beautiful, Simple Gifts, Shut up and Play (percussion piece), New WorldShades of Blue
Blue Prelude"
"Blue Skies" by Irving Berlin
"Blue Bossa" by Kenny Dorham
"Blue Shades" by Frank TicheliAdventures in Time
The music of Johnny Richards and the Stan Kenton Orchestra.
Straight Ahead Jazz!Into the Raging River
music of Steven ReinekeASCENSION
Music of Robert W. SmithBorn to Be Wild, What Would You Say, Free BirdStained Glass
featuring the Symphonic Works:
"Chant Rituals" by Eliott Del Borgo
This year's show is based around the work of Muppets creator Jim Henson. The show opens with the fun and frolic of "The Muppet Show Theme" song. We then slow down the tempo a bit for a lovely interpretation of "The Rainbow Connection" from the "Muppet Movie". Next the band asks the most famous question of all in Jim Henson's shows, "Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?" After leaving Big Bird and the gang, the band will venture down to "Fraggle Rock" where they will eventually find the other end of the "Rainbow Connection".
The 1998 Lebanon Catholic Marching Band staff includes Mr. Stephen Kelley - Music Arranger, Mr. Chad Kessler and Mr. James Hagen - Percussion Arrangers, Ms. Kristen Gauehan - Color Guard Instructor, and Mrs. Shannon Root - Marching and Music Instructor.
The 1998 Lebanon Catholic Marching hopes you enjoy their show as they perform "A Jim Henson Childhood".
"A Simple Song" from Leonard Bernstein's "Mass"
"Credo" by Robert W. Smith
The 2001-02 Loyalsock Township Lancer Marching Band Show is entitled "Awakenings." The Show begins with a concert band selection entitled " Morning Star" by David Maslanka. This piece was premiered in 1977 as a celebratory piece for the opening of a new concert hall. There are 32 variations of the opening theme set in varying keys and time signatures. "Morning Star" is about beginnings: the dawning of a new day, the start of a new year.
Our show continues with Vaclav Nelhybel's "Praise to the Lord". This piece draws its thematic material solely from three hymns: "Praise to the Lord", "Now Thank We All Our God", and "Doxology". The composition evokes the splendor of the antiphonal brass choir of the late Renaissance as well as the polythematic architecture of the Baroque fugue. Phrases and themes overlap one another throughout the piece. The work ends in a climatic tutti part by the entire ensemble.
Mambo Furioso
Danzon
Rhythm DanceThis year’s show, Swingin’ Into The New Millenium, features the whole band in one great swing tune after another!
The show begins with a short fanfare courtesy of the popular swing group, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and their hit Go Daddy ‘O. We continue with our rendition of the popular It Don’t Mean A Thing, If It Ain’t Got That Swing, and features trumpet soloist Jessica Lewis. Drum Major Megan Reed has dressed to Jump, Jive, and Wail as the band swings into a concert / flag feature formation to the tune of that Louis Prima classic. Be sure not to go for that hot dog yet as we feature the percussion section and the band in the swing hit Zoot Suit Riot.
The Warrior Band will be performing at the Lewistown and Mt. Carmel Competitions this fall. The Warrior Band will also be performing at Lycoming College’s first home game of the season, September 18, 1999.
The band officers are, president-Becky Rinella, v. president-Amy Souter, Sec./treas.-Megan Reed, and Historians-Nichole Creveling, Shannon Haight.
The Warrior band is under the field leadership of Drum Major Megan Reed, assisted by Junior Drum Major Jessica Lewis. The Band Staff includes Band Director Dennis Carpenter, Assistant Marching Band Director Barry Schreiter, Percussion Instructor Gretchen Carpenter, Volunteer Percussion Assistant Matt Eisley, and Band Front Instructor Amanda Woleslagle.
I hope all you swingers are out there and ready...cause here we go swingin' into a new band season and pullin' out the stops. Or should I just say, "Go Daddy'O!"
Stay tuned for more about Swingin' Into A New Millenium "99 - 2000" !.Hook
Chess: The Story of the MusicalThe Other Side of the WallAn American Triptych
The Voyage, represented by Joseph Wilcox Jenkins’ American Overture
The Dream represented by Morton Gould’s Amber Waves
The Modernization is shown in David Holsinger’s American Faces"A Norristown Operetta" featuring the music of Rossini and Puccini.
The Band will take you thru 3 Acts of Italian Opera; opening with the rousing "Barber of Seville Overture", by Gioacchino Rossini, highlighting the Opening Scene of the Operatic caper.
In Act II, the Band and Color Guard will interpret a love almost lost with the aria, " Nessum Dorma", from the Opera " La Boheme ", by Giacomo Puccini.
In the Final Act, the Humorous adventures of the "Italian Algiers Overture ", will make way for a rousing finale, in full Operatic Tradition!Music of Robert W. Smith
Andromeda
Mangione Magic!
Musics of Chuck Mangione including:
Feels So Good
Children of Sanchez
Land of Make Believe
Echano
El Gato TristeThe Who's Tommy
1. Overture/Go to the Mirror Boy
2. Sparks
3.Pinball WizardThe Music of Moulin Rouge
The Moulin Rouge Opener The band staff is complsed of Larry Sweger, director; John Elicker, drill design and percussion instructor; Karen Sheaffer, guard instructor; Linda Stone and Donna Peaden, show facilitators. Special thanks goes to the Susquenita Band Boosters for their dedication and hard work. The band also thanks the Susquenita High School administration for their continued support. The members and staff of the Susquenita Marching Band trust you will enjoy our musical experience. Ladies and Gentlemen "THE BLACKHAWKS".
One day I'll Fly Away
Rhythm of The NightThe 1999 Susquenita High School Marching Band is proud to present "A Russian Portrait". Under the field direction of Drum Major Kate Martz, the band sets the stage with "March Slav". From the musical "Fiddler on the Roof", the band performs "Sabbath Prayer". Trumpet soloist is Laura Gildner. Our visit to Russia concludes with "Russian Sailors' Dance".
Mvt. I - (Hedwig's Theme, Nimbus 2000)
Mvt. II - (Voldemort, Diagon Alley, Quidditch Match)
Mvt. III - (Hogwart's Forever, Harry's Wondrous World)Fiddler on the Roof
Part 1- Prolong/To Life
Part 2-Sunrise, Sunset
Part 3-Wedding DanceThe Best of Ray Charles
Georgia On My Mind
Hit the Road Jack
I Can't Stop Loving You
What I'd SayMusic from Mission ImpossibleNightlife 2000Selections from the Broadway Show "RENT"
RENT
I'll Cover You
Today 4 U
Seasons of Love
Finale BLord of the Rings
Star of Dreams
Robert W. SmithMusic of Stevie Wonder
For Once in My Life
You are the Sunshine of My Life
Sir Duke
If You Really Love Me
My Cherie Amour
Ebony and IvoryThe Water Cycle
Montana Fanfare
This year's show features three classics by Aaron Copland: Symphony No. 3, Appalachian Spring, and Happy Ending from the Red Pony, all arranged by John Bugosh. Soloists in the field show are Cassidee Nalepa, flugelhorn; April Dishong, clarinet; Clint Mellott and Rob Graver, trumpet.
Band staff includes Carl Sponenberg, Director; Kenn Greene, Drill Design and Marching; Ron Massey, Band Front; Rich Bricker and Tim Rarick, Percussion.
For your entertainment, we proudly present the Big Spring Bulldog Marching Band!
The River of LifeThe Big Spring School District and Band Boosters Organization proudly present the 1998-99 edition of the Bulldog Marching Band. The sixty-two member unit is led onto the field by drum major Nicole Killian, guard captain LeeAnne Reed, and co-captains Anna Good and Jen Shughart.
Grohg
Down a Country Lane
Happy Ending by Aaron Copland.An Evening of Symphonic Music
The show starts off with excerpts from one of the most significant pieces of Symphonic Band history, First Suite in Eb for Military Band by Gustav Holst. The band then moves to comtemporary composer Jack Stamp, with Prayer and Jubilation. Listen for the serene chorale and the exciting Jubilation. The band concludes this evening, with another comtemporary piece entitled Sinfonia Voci (pronounced vo-chi) by composer David Holsinger. Listen to the excitement as Holsinger experiments with rhythmic and melodic structures.The Cycle
The Promise of Living - Aaron Copland
Sanctus - Leonard Bernstein
Ammerland - Jacob de Haan
Dies Irae - Wolfgang Amadeus MozartPassages Through Time: The Seasons
This year’s show opens in a very tribal feel with Jeff Beal’s One Man Show. Enjoy the earth tones and changing times during autumn as winter slowly overtakes fall, with trumpet soloist, Jeremy Miller. The band then moves to a driving version of the holiday song Carol of the Bells, symbolizing winter. After a brief pause, flute soloist Jamie Burns will lead the audience through the quietness of early spring through Bizet’s Intermezzo from the famed opera, Carmen. Just as spring starts to unfold, trumpet soloist Joe Marconi, and mellophone soloist Amanda Webber introduce us to Summer. This piece begins by quoting various famous summer pieces like Take Me Out to the Ball Game and Summertime. The band concludes with the standard patriotic folk song Chester.The Divine Comedy
by Robert W. Smith
I. Inferno
II. Purgatorio
III. Ascension
IV. Into the StormImpressions of Japan
1. Todaiji
2. Fantasy On A Japanese Folk Song
3. Asakusa Matsuri
Based from the music of James Barnes and Samuel Hazo, this three-movement show depicts the culture, art, and pageantry of the Japanese culture.Da Vinci Sketchbook
I. Warfare
II. Art
III. Anatomy
IV. FlightThe Rise and Fall of Rome
I. Chisels and Stone
The original music includes four movements for string orchestra: The Sea and Sinbad's Ship; The Kalender Prince; The Young Prince and Princess; and Festival at Baghdad - The Sea. The WHS band is playing an adaptation of the show which features one continuous movement (arranged by Edward Meyers).
II. Catacombs
III. Pagan Dance and the Great FireNikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (Russia, 1844-1908) combined a kaliedoscope of images from the Arabian Nights into a wonderful piece titled "Scheherazade, Symphonic Suite Op. 35 " (1888).
Join the Lion Band as we take you on a journey into an ancient cave in France (Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc cave). There you will find amazing paintings of animals, outlines of human hands, and many other marvels depicting some of the earliest indications of human habitation. Discovered in 1994, the cave paintings perhaps indicate the need for early humans to chronicle their lives and surroundings. Perhaps they were religous in nature or could they have come from an inborn need for expression? The Lion Band will take you on a musical and visual journey into these paintings. The first movement entitled "Discovery/The Decent into Darkness" depicts the discovery and the journey into the cave. The second movement depicts the discovery of self in "The Gallery of the Hands". The Lion Band will conclude with "The Hunt" representing man and animal's stuggle for survival.Miss Saigon
Overture
Morning of the Dragon
Dju Vui Vai
Kim's NightmareLegends: The Music of Michael Kamen
Overture from Robin Hood
Doña Ana (from Don Juan de Marco)
Swordfight (from Three Musketeers)"Fantasy of the Isles" Music of Percy Grainger
Dublin Bay (Lisbon) and Lost Lady Found (of Lincolnshire Posy)
Irish Tune from the County Derry
Shepherd's HeyAida
The 2006 Walkersville High School marching Lions proudly present their field production in Four Acts, based on Verdi's Egyptian themed opera Aida. Aida is a classic tale of love and betrayal set in a time of war. Our show begins with a sweeping soprano sax solo played by Ms. Bryn Gibson. Act II, "Celeste Aida", features the WHS brass line on mellophones, while Act III closes with the popular "Triumphant March" theme. The band is lead onto the field by our Pharoah, Senior Drum Major Maurice Tarver.Morning, Noon & Night
A Contessa's Love
Carmen Act III Entre'
Carmen Act IV Chorus
MalaguenaFiddler on the Roof
Les Miserables
I Dreamed a Dream
At The End of the Day
On My Own
Attack on Rue Plumet
Do You Hear The People Sing?A Tribute to Steven Reineke
Fate of the Gods
Into the Raging RiverMiss Saigon
Overture
The Heat is on in Saigon
Morning of the Dragon
I Still Believe
Bombs
Why God
Sun and MoonPilatus: Mountain of Dragons
Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good, Bellavia, and Land of Make
Believe.Latin Jazz
Canzon
Los Cuervos
Escazu
Drunken Sailor
Navy Hymn
Russian
Sailor's DanceJekyll and Hyde
The great Pursuit
Messiah: King of kings and Lord of lords.
Portraits of a Sovereign God
The Old Testament is filled with accounts of God’s amazing power as He displays His sovereignty over the Universe. Besides the act of Creation itself, and the Great Flood, one of the most dramatic displays of power ever recorded in history is the parting of the Red Sea. Still hailed as one of Hollywood’s greatest accomplishments is Cecile B. DeMille’s portrayal of that event in his epic film The Ten Commandments. The exciting soundtrack from this movie is the source of most of the music for this year’s field show. The main story in DeMille’s great film is that of the Exodus, the account when Moses leads the Israelites safely out of Egypt after 400 years of captivity. Soon after leaving Egypt however, the Israelites find themselves being pursued by Pharaoh’s army. Suddenly faced with the Red Sea in front of them and the most powerful army in the world behind them, Moses turns to God for help. God commands Moses to lift his staff, and immediately the waters part, and the entire nation of Israel crosses safely on dry ground. From that moment, the long journey to Mt. Sinai begins. The Golden Eagles use composer Key Poulan’s stunning work, Let There Be Light, and Jay Dawson’s, Awaken the Dawn, to represent this new adventure, culminating in the writing of the Ten Commandments. Please welcome the 2005 Golden Eagles Marching Band, led by senior drum major Joel Derechinsky, as they present Portraits of a Sovereign God.The Coming of the Messiah
Te Deum (Oh Come, Oh Come Immanuel)
Natalie Die (Silent Night)
Men of Goodwill
As the Bridegroom To His Chosen
Oh Be Joyful in The LordHeart Mind and Soul
Heart, Mind, and Soul
Into the Light
Baba Yetu
O Be Joyful in the LordFaith…Hope… and Love
Adiemus
Hennepin County Dawn
Let There Be LightA Spirit Renewed
For New York
American Elegy
Summon The HeroesTo Tame The Perilous Skies
by David HolsingerBreaking Point
The BHS Marching Band is proud to present their 2005 field show, "Breaking Point." Through the music of composers Bella Bartok and Samuel Barber, our show this year explores the feelings and emotions of an individual pushed to the edge.
Our program begins portraying the "Frustration" in dealing with a challenge head on. Through strong dynamic passages we portray the aggression and hostility that demands our reaction. There is no option for backing down.
During our second movement, "Mediation" we explore the moment of decision, as the individual reflects on their course of action. Through abstract musical and visual formations we portray this complex and deep human experience we all face when determining the course of action under intense circumstances.
Finally, the inner struggle concludes as we take action and journey into the "Confrontation". Here we face our fear and confront our challenges head on. Through exciting rhythmic passages we navigate the challenge and overcome our obstacle in a climactic visual and musical display as we pass the "Breaking Point".déjà vu
The Canyon
The Fire of Eternal Glory
ChaosA Change of Heart
There are moments in our lives that shift our perspective. Through life experience, our thoughts and our actions are affected. One moment we can be sad, and the next moment
This year the band's repertoire features the sights and sounds of "Hollywood On Tour . . . The Music of John Williams". Our journey begins with the various themes of Adventures on Earth from E.T. Next, we look back to that wonderful music era, the 1940's with Swing, Swing, Swing from the movie 1941. Our performance continues with emotional Cadillac in the Sky from Empire of the Sun and our tour concludes with the stirring Land Race from the movie Far and Away.
Features soloists are:
The instructional staff for 1998 includes Chris Adams, Gary Bricker, Kim Lee Kenawell, Mark Alexander-Gray, Carla Heiney, and Dean Zirkle. Consultants are John Bugosh and Kevin Wrightstone.
In addition to local performances, the marching band has performed at festivals in Walt Disney World, Ocean City, Virginia Beach, Boston, and Williamsburg. The band is also proud to have represented Chapter VI during the past 6 years at the Atlantic Coast Championships.
The staff and members of the band would like to express appreciation to the Camp Hill Band Boosters Association for their5 continuing support and dedication throughout the 1998-99 school year.
angry. We can experience a quiet happiness, followed by playful fun. Our range of
emotions can give us direction. No one can predict the future. But it is likely that how we feel today will be different tomorrow....We call this... "A Change of Heart"
Musical Selections
Symphony #1 – by Samuel Barber
On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss - by David Holsinger
Blue Shades - by Frank Ticheli
Soloists
Jenna Flook, Alicia Hoover, Michael Inman, & Owen EckerThe Camp Hill School District is proud to present the 1998-99 edition of the Senior High School Marching Band.
The unit is under the leadership of Drum Majors Christy Kunkle and Sarah Switzer. Section leaders are Julie Miller,k Vicki Tomkinson, Sean Dunlop, Van Thieu, Griff Ault, Carin Piccirilli, Lan Vuong, Christina Lamancusa, Christina Voung, and Janean Spiegel.
"Malambo" from "Dance Finale of Estancia" by Alberto Ginastera
"Ere the World Began.... traditional
"Incantation and Dance" by John Barnes ChanceRed and Blue
Distored from LaBouba - Benoit Jutras
Let Me Fall from Quidam - Benoit Jutras
Tihai from Shock Treatment - Don EllisStained Glass
Stained Glass - David Gillingham
Appalachian Spring (Simple Gifts) - Aaron Copland
Ballet Sacra - David HolsingerLandscapes
This year’s show takes us on a journey through Landscapes, depicting scenes of nature through music, movement, shape and color. The opening segment takes us through the Canyon, featuring music by Philip Glass. Be sure to watch how the opener dissolves and settles in to the second portion of the show,
Marching Band, an extracurricular activity at Cedar Cliff, rehearses two evenings per week. The band has enjoyed much success in the past including ten straight invitations to the Atlantic Coast Championshiops along with being the 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996 and 1997 TOB Chapter Six Champions.
This year we present Bernstein's Mass. Leonard Bernstein composed this theater piece for singers, players and dancers. Mass was commissioned for the opening of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The band will perform several selections from Mass including "Things Get Broken", "Sanctus", "A Simple Song" (featuring Emily Taggart on horn), "Agnus Dei" and "The Offertory".
The instructional staff for 1998 includes Dane Hildebrand, Brian Prato, Jeff Gonce, John Stauffer, Valerie Vovakes, Tim Smith, Bill Ort, and Ed Novakowski. Adjunct staff includes Cory Ebling, Jen Kimmel, Tracy Kimmel, Laurel Deppen, Eric Graybill, Ruby Hillegas, Mike Hillegas, Jason Powell, Melanie Devorick, Tisha Landrum, Shannon Reed and Eric Stabach.
We would like to thank the administration of the West Shore School District and Cedar Cliff High School (Robert R. Gross III - Principal, Michael C. Goc - Assistant Principal, Mark W. Maldet - Assistant Principal) along with the CCBBA for their continued support of the program.
Waterscapes, featuring the music of Claude Debussy. With all of the aggression and energy of an exhilarating mountain climb, segment three showcases the music of Ron Nelson’s Rocky Point Holiday.The West Shore School Distric and the Cedar Cliff Band Boosters proudly present the award winning Colt Marching Band and their 1998 show. This year's execute board members include Trey Kunkel, Jon Willis, Seth Jones, Sarah Henneberger, and Emily Taggart.
Rocky Point Holiday
Sonoran Desert Holiday
Aspen JubileeJourney
Part One: Awakening Man's awakening into the world
Part Two: Choice Inner struggle of decision
Part Three: Reflection The inner search for peace
Part Four: Redemption The inner conflict of human decision
Part Five: Transfiguration The finding of inner harmony EXISTENCE! The Struggle between Industry and Nature
Part 1 Industry--Presto Barbaro from Symphonic Dances from On the Waterfront (Bernstein)
Part 2 Nature--excerpts from the music of Philip Sparke
Part3 Existence "the Struggle"--Dance from Medea's Dance of Vengeance (Barber)Something Wicked This Way Comes
An Evil Train Arrives in Late October
Mirror Maze
The Carousel of Time & the Collapse of the CarnivalEinstein
Grohg - Aaron Copland
Make Our Garden Grow - Leonard Bernstein
Blue Shades - Frank TichelliCirque Du Soleil
The Magical Mystery Tour.
Selections are as follow:
Our band director is Jeffrey N. Dombchik and drill designer is Paul Milburn.
"Eleanor Rigby" - The Beatles
"La Villa Strangiato" - Rush
"Open Arms" - Journey
"Smells Like Teen Spirit" - Nirvana
I. Road Warrior
II. My Guitar Gently Weeps
III. South Beach Mambo (percussion feature)
IV. Brave New WorldMagical Mystery Tour of the Yesteryear
I. Magical Mystery Tour
II. RESPECT
III. I Feel Good
IV. My Girl
V. California GirlFiddler on the Roof
Tradition
To Life
Bottle DanceHeartbeat
Mvt. I- Adrenaline Rush
Mvt. II- Passionate Heart
Mvt. III- Heart AttackRed
by Ken PoulanMangione Opener
Big Noise from Winnetka
NightwindThe Land of Make Believe
I. Playtime
Musical Selections for this year include Awayday by Adam Gorb
And Canterbury Chorale by Jan Van der Roost
This millenium edition of the Spartan Marching Band presents modern music composed for the modern wind band. Combining contemporary sounds with a challenging and entertaining visual package, the Spartan Marching Band looks to captivate and engage the audience with a new type of marching band experience.
Featuring The Land of Make Believe
Mangione
II. Storytime
Featuring Race You to Top of the Morning
Simon
III. Dreamtime
LapetinaAWAYDAY
-Catastrophe
-The Man with the Machine Gun
-Aeris' Theme
-Liberi FataliSelections from Howard Hanson's Romantic Symphony
Chorale and Alleluia
Movement II
FinaleRed
Original composition by Key PoulanLabyrinth
Composed by Key PoulanIn the Spring, When We Go Off To War
featuring the music of David R. Holsinger
“In the Spring at the Time when Kings go off to War”
“Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss”
“Ballet Sacra”Niagara Falls
Phantom of the Opera
Adventures in Flight
Chronometry. . . Measurements of Time
Full Circle. .
The Music of Pat Metheny and YES
Arr. John Bogenshutz/Tom Wallace
Full Circle
Letters from Home
Roundabout
Heat of the DayAquarius, Hair, and Let the Sun Shine.The Wiz featuring Ease on Down the Road, So You Went to See the
Wizard, and Brand New DayThe Mask of Zorro
Tornado in the Barracks
Zorro's Theme
The Plaza of ExecutionThe Star of Dreams by Robert W. Smith
Los Diablos Tejanos
In the Fields of Blue
StampedeLast of the Mohicans
Into the Storm
Braveheart"An Irish Party in Third Class" by James Horner
"Heart, Mind, & Soul" by Stephen MeliloThe Battle at Sea from Erich!
Footprints on the Sands of Time
The Hero in the Stife from A Psalm of LifeWill Ye Come Back Again / Rowan Tree
Trail By Storm
Crossing the Treshold of Hope
Beyond the Arena/In the Battle of MeggidoIn The Beginning... Composed by Key Poulan
Let There Be Light
Land and Seas
The LivingTransparency
Opaque, by Key Poulan
Translucent, by Key Poulan
Transparent, by Key PoulanThe Voyage of Life
Shakata by Dana Wilson
Imperial by William Walton
Mars, The Bringer of War from The Planets by Gustav Holst
Gloriosa by Yasuhide ItoA Musical Story Time
Rimsky-Korsakov's "Procession of the Nobles"
"Dance of the Buffoons"
"Children's Prayer" from the opera "Hansel and Gretel"
Brahm's "Lullaby"
"Polovtsian Dances"
"Scheherazade"Dances of the British Isles
Trumpet Prelude
Once again, we continue to offer new educational challenges to our students. As always we will bring classical literature to the football field, but this season we will offer the students more theatrical opportunities.
Our 2000 program is entitled "Shadows" and explores two sides of a musicians personality--the very serious marching musician and the very lighthearted playful side of the performer --as portrayed by his shadow.
Repertoire includes:
Staff includes:
Four Scottish Dances
The Morning of the YearThe Hanover Public School District is proud to present the Fall 2000 edition of the Nighthawk Band.
Polovetsian Dances-Borodin
Hungarian Rhapsody-Litz
Band Director-Galen Leitzel
Music Staff-James Biddle (Asst. Director/Brass)
Beth Stevenson (Woodwinds)
Percussion staff-Troy Alwine (Arranger/Instructor)
Adam Leitzel (Asst. Perc. Instructor)
Visual Staff-James Corle (Drill/Visual Coordinator/Guard)
Bob Beck (Choreographer/Visual Consultant)
Judy Lawerence (Twirlers/Visual Consultant)
Andrea Wingard (Asst. Guard Instructor)
Kim Corle (Visual Consultant)
Symphonic Dance No 5
The SinfoniansRenaissance 2000Music for the Modern World
Featuring the music of Dana Wilson, Samuel Barber, and Alberto Ginastera.In the Spirit of Bernstein
Jeremiah
Chichester PsalmsThe Novelist's Challenge: From the Mind to the Page
March
This year’s program, in four movements, brings to the field a unique blend of well-known concert marches from different eras and genres. The band and guard return us to the roots of the marching band as an art form, while offering some interesting musical and visual twists to some very familiar works.Ode to Joy in the New MillenniumSelections from Igor Stravinski’s Firebird
The Introduction
The Infernal Dance
Round Dance of The Princesses
Dance With the Golden Apples
The Lullaby
RejoiceExcerpts from Mozart's Requiem
Ode to Joy for the New Millennium
A Christmas Carol featuring selections for, "Mr. Fezziwig's Annual Christmas Ball", and others.Roger & Hammerstein's South PacificThe Sword and the Crown
Medley from CamelotSelected Highlights from "Jekyll and Hyde"
Lost in the Darkness and Facade
This is the Moment
Medley: It's a Dangerous Game, Take Me As I Am, Confrontation, FaçadePirates
Swing Sets
"Songs of the People", American Patriotic and Folk Music
My Country 'Tis of Thee
This Land is your Land
Yankee Doodle
Cindy
Li'l Liza Jane
Oh Susannah
Stars and Stripes Forever
Dixie
Battle Hymn of the RepublicGLOBAL WARNING: An Inconvenient Show
This year the Lewistown Area HS Band will tell the story: "GLOBAL WARMING: An Inconvenient Show".
Our story begins in Chapter 1 where we have Senior Mellophone Soloist Kristen Stufft and Senior Trumpet Soloist Sarah Siddons playing "Winter Wonderland". Then the band goes "Dashing Through The Snow" with a "Jingle Bell Spectacular".
In Chapter 2 Mellophone Soloist Kristen Stufft plays "Here Comes The Sun" which leads to "Blue Skies". Rapid industrialization brings a "Traffic Jam" and the beginning of "Urban" decay.
Chapter 3 has the band sweating to "Hot HOt HOT" and Trumpet Soloist Sarah Siddons plays the "Theme from Armageddon".
The Panther Band is under the direction of Mr. Arthur F. Belfiore. Percussion instruction is by Dr. Andrew Peck. Mallet instruction is by Ms. Samantha Renninger. Assistant Percussion Instructors are Noah Ludington, Matthew Sunderland and Justin Frear. Colorguard design and choreography is by Mr. Alan Peoples and Mrs. Jennifer Glenney. Colorguard Instructor is Mrs. Jennifer Glenney. Marching instruction is by Dr. Andrew Peck. Drill design is by Mr. Steve Brown. Music is by Felix Bernard, James Pierpont, George Harrison, Irving Berlin, Benoit Jutras, Alphonsus Cassell, Trevor Rabin, Andrew Peck, Samantha Renninger, Matthew Sunderland and Noah Ludington. Music arrangers are John Leavitt, George Benson, Jay Dawson, Doug Adams, Andrew Peck, Samantha Renninger, Matthew Sunderland and Noah Ludington.Go Take a Hike!
"Appalachian Overture", (based on "Shaker Tune"), by Robert W. Smith
"The Happy Wanderer", (German song), by Friedrich-Wilhelm Moller
Soloists: Katie Laughlin-Trumpet, Kara Kavala-Piccolo
"I Wonder As I Wander", (Appalachian Folk Composition), by John Jacob Niles, arranged by Tom Wallace
"Climb Ev'ry Mountain" from "The Sound Of Music" by Richard Rogers, arranged by Robert Russell Bennett
Soloist: Katie Laughlin-TrumpetIt's About Time!
The Beginning of Time
A Time For Tony (The Jeopardy Theme)
Fast! (Time Flies)
Big Ben Takes 5
As Time Goes By(e)Into The Storm
"Oh What A Beautiful Morning" by Richard Rogers
"Rain, Rain Go Away" by Gloria Shayne Baker and Noel Regney
"Thunderscape" by Erik Morales
"Eye Of The Storm" from "Into The Storm" by Robert W. Smith
"Into The Storm" by Robert W. SmithGladiator
Minimally Speaking
SeaSpirit
To the SummitAbram's Pursuit by David R. Holsinger
Amazing Grace arranged for Brass Band by HimesGavorkna Fanfare
Among the CloudsMangione Magic
Feels So Good/Children of Sanchez
Land of Make Believe
Echano
El Gato TristeCentury PointWithout Warning: Surviving the UnexpectedSteel EmpireHard Rock
Scottin'n on Hard Rock
Homage
Tapestry IIIThe Sky’s The Limit
DaVinci’s Dream by Key PoulanThe Elements
F = ma An Exploration of Motion and Music
Spin Cycle
Reflections of Sound
Niagara FallsDusk To Dawn
Dusk
Darkness
Dawn
All Original Compositions by E. Parrish, Jr.Slavonic Dances
Featuring excerpts from:
Staff includes-
Slavonic Dance No. 7, Op. 72
Slavonic Dance No. 4, Op. 46
Slavonic Dance No. 8, Op. 46Winter Variants
Coventry
Emmanuel
Band Director - David Carroll
Drill Design - James Corle
Guard - Lauren Zelinski
Music Tech - Rebecca Rhodes
Dance of the HoursChorale and Shaker Dance
O Come O Come Emmanuel
Periton
Requiem
Emmauel VariantsVesuvius
-- Frank Tichelli
Act I - 79 A.D.
Act II - Life in the shadow of Vesuvius
Act III - Roman life and death
Act IV - The Mountain Speaks
Act V - The Death of PompeiiWest Side Story
Fanfare for the Common Man
Amazing Grace
Hoe-Down
Simple GiftsThe Mayflower Overture.Songs of the Winter Season
Ukranian Bell Carol
In the Bleak Midwinter
Into the StormCandide
Best of All Possible Worlds
Make Our
Garden Grow
Chorale & Battle SceneChorale and Shaker Dance
Moments
The music of Robert W. SmithThe Pittston Area School District is proud to present thte 1999 Marching Patriots under the direction of Robert J. Lemoncelli. This year's presentation is, "A Concert Band Comes to Life." The show is based on music written by Carl Strommen and Robert W. Smith. The concert motif with brass choir and wind ensemble chorale transformation "Comes to Life" with a multi rhythmic triplet feel to music from "The Spirit of Orpheus" ending in concert with full wind ensemble. The Visual presentation with auxiliary and band proper is designed to support the concert motif that "Comes to Life". The presentation is conducted by Drum Major Amanda Jakuboski. The instructional staff is as follows:
Assistant Band Director - Kevin Bell
Show Coordinator and Visual Design - Jude Boughton
Music Arranger and Instructor - Ed Jakuboski
Drill Design - Joe Shonis
Percussion Arranger and Instructor - Tom Bowitz
Percussion Instructors - Tom Wynder, Allan Perry, Amanda Jakuboski, Danielle Monelli, and Theresa Romaldini
Visual Instructors - Scott Beck, Erin Boughton and Christine Alu
Auxillary Captain - Kaleena Hokien
Drill Tech - Brett Schutter
The Patriots Go Patriotic!
American Overture for Band
Chester
Chorale and Shaker DanceThe Patriots Go Russian.....How About That?!
Stout Street Park
The Flowers of the Four Seasons
Summer: Daisy
Autumn: Sunflower
Winter: Poinsettia
Spring: Lily
Told to the music of:
George Gerwishin
Robert Lugiano
Edvard Greig
James Swearingen
Franz G. Gruber
Johann Pachelbel
John ZdechlikA Nautical Adventure...The Patriots go to Sea!
I-Sunrise
This year, the band invites you on a voyage on the high seas. The show opens as we board our ship with "THE VOYAGE", featuring Betsy Hahn on mellophone and Mike Lipsett on trumpet. Next we find ourselves "AT SEA", featuring Paul Rothrock on baritone, and the Color Guard. While everyone is enjoying themselves, they are unaware of the oncoming "STORM" which features our percussion sections. After the storm, we present "GOING HOME", beginning with a hymn-like remembrance to those lost at sea featuring Nathan Grumbine on trumpet, and Hillary Benish on alto saxophone. As we recover from the storm, the excitement builds as we prepare to catch "good wind" for our journey home from the sea!
The Band is under the direction of Bill Perbetsky, Assistant Director, Drill Designer and Instructor is Silvia Perbetsky, Assistant Drill Instructor and Music Instructor is Mark Kothe. Color Guard Instructor and Designer is Ron Massey. Head Percussion Instructor and Writer is Steve Filipelli. Sideline Percussion Instructor is Dottie Fitton. Assistant Percussion Instructors are Mark Hoover and Irv Stevenson. Band and Sideline Percussion arrangements are by Bill Perbetsky.
The band would like to thank the Susquehanna Township School District and the Susquehanna Township Music Boosters Association for their continued support for the Marching Band program. We sincerely appreciate all their help in keeping the music "afloat". We would also like to thank clarinetist Dave hunter for his design of our Sailing Vessel. We truly hope you enjoy this evening performance. And now, the Susquehanna Township High School Marching Band. Soloists and featured members in this year's show are: Jason Sharp and Susannah Fisher on trumpets, Ashley Gensel on mellophone, Paul Rothrock on baritone, Eric Deitrick on alto saxophone, Flannery Amdahl on violin, and Dana Markovitz as the Princess. The band is under the direction of Bill Perbetsky. Assistant Director, Drill Designer and Instructor is Silvia Perbetsky. Assistant Music and Drill Instructor is Mark Kothe. Color Guard Instructor is Ron Massey. Head Percussion Instructor is Steve Filippelli. Assistant Percussion Instructors are Irv Stevenson and Mark Hoover. Sideline Percussion Instructor is Dottie Fitton. Horn and Sideline Percussion music arrangements are by Bill Perbetsky. Field Percussion arrangements are by Steve Filippelli. The Band would like to thank the STSD administration for all their support of our music program, as well as the STHS Music Boosters Association for all of their time and effort keeping the music playing! We could not do it without them! We hope you enjoy this evening's presentation of "The Castle." And now, the Susquehanna Twp. HS Marching Band!
II-Setting Sail
III-The Sea Gulls
IV-Into the Eye!
V-Catch of the Day
Inspired by the Visual Works of Raoul Pene Dubois
Featuring the music of Lugiano, Jenkins, Gilroy, & SmithTonight we are proud to present the 1998 edition of the Susquehanna Township High School Marching Band. The band is comprised of 52 playing members, 22 color guard members, and is under the field direction of Drum Majors Harris Boyce, Dana Markovitz, and Josh Bennett.
1. "Overture"- Parts of "Invictus" by Brian Balmages, and "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff
2. "Magique"- "Summer Dances" by Brian Balmages
3. "Mystique"- "The Fire Of Eternal Glory" by Dmitri Shostakovich
4. "Deception"- Contains parts of "Aloft!" by Jack Stamp, "Invictus" by
Brian Balmages, and original composition by Bill Perbetsky.A Night At The Opera
Good evening ladies and gentlemen! Tonight we are proud to present the 2003 edition of the Susquehanna Township High School Marching Band! The band is comprised of 54 instrumentalists, 16 color guard members, and is under the field direction of Drum Majors Bethany Bagley, Ross McGraw, and Nate Kepner.
Our 2003 field show is entitled "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA." The show blends the old with the new to provide our audiences with a fresh look at opera music that is exciting, entertaining, creative and fun for everyone! The inspiration for the program comes from familiar operatic compositions with a "Township twist." We wondered what would happen if these famous composers had to write music for an ensemble that did not exist in their day, and the results are being presented for your enjoyment this evening. We are certain you will never look at opera music the same way again! In scene 1, "CARMEN MEETS THE PHANTOM," featuring Christ Post on mellophone. Scene 2 is a haunting ballad from Madame Butterfly which inspired the composers of the music for the show Les Miserables we like to call "GOODBYE," featuring Ashley Miller on baritone and Alex Bender on trumpet. In scene 3, a famous clown officiates the wedding of Figaro with "HALLELUJAH! FIGARO GOT MARRIED," featuring our percussion and pit sections with exciting visual presentations from our horn line and color guard. In scene 4 we use Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" from their "A Night at the Opera" album as a base for a grand finale of familiar classics we are certain you will enjoy, featuring Alex Bender, Dave Trexler, and Kim Thomas on trumpet, with Bethany Bagley on mellophone. Many recognizable compositions are presented as the composers come together to create a finale for a modern music show. Join us as Mozart, Puccini, Leoncavallo, Verdi, Puccini, Rossini, and Wagner come to the 21st century to share their music with a new audience. WE hope you enjoy your "NIGHT AT THE OPERA!"
The band is under the direction of Bill Perbetsky. Assistant Director, Drill Designer, and Instructor is Silvia Perbetsky. Assistant Drill and Music Instructor is Mark Kothe. Visual Technicians are Mike Supko and Tammy Landis. Head Percussion Instructor and Arranger is Steve Filippelli. Percussion Technicians are Dotty Fitton and Terry Bieler. Sideline Percussion Instructor and Arranger is Gus Burghdorf. Head Color Guard Instructor and Designer is Ron Massey. Assistant Color Guard Instructor is Jackie McCoy. Band arrangements are by Bill Perbetsky.
The STHS band would like to thank the Susquehanna Township School District Administration and Music Boosters Association for their continued and tireless support of our music program. Their support has allowed us the freedom and resources to continue to grow in our entire music program, and we are very grateful for their support! Sit back, relax, and enjoy our modernized night at the opera! Ladies and gentlemen, the Susquehanna Township High School Marching Band!!Rendezvous With The Other Side
Our 2004 field show is entitled "Rendezvous With The Other Side," a fusion of classical music with "the other side," which is a reference to another form of a popular music style, with the usual Hanna twist! The show opens with a unique presentation of Borodin's Polovetzian Dances fused with a very familiar favorite everyone will be sure to recognize, featuring Alex Bender on trumpet, and Chris Post on mellophone. Next we present an interesting treatment of Ravel's Bolero we like to call "My Favorite Bolero," featuring Kyle Shrauder on snare drum, Nate Kepner on alto sax, Alex Bender on trumpet, Ashley Miller on baritone, and Chris Post on mellophone. Our show closes with Beethoven and Mozart "letting go" a little bit, experimenting with Latin polyrhythms and the music of Dave Brubeck in a very fun and entertaining piece we have called "Ludwig Mambozart," featuring our percussion sections, Paul Miller on the drum set, and Alex Bender on trumpet. We are certain you will enjoy coming with us to "Rendezvous With The Other Side!"Today Is Yesterday's Tomorrow: A Fusion of Music Past.
Good evening ladies and gentlemen! Tonight we are proud to present the 2007
edition of the Susquehanna Township High School Marching Band! The band is
comprised of 53 musicians, 11 color guard members, and is under the field
direction of Drum Major Andrew Bowling. Our program for 2007 is entitled
"Today Is Yesterday's Tomorrow: A Fusion of Music Past." The show is a
Susquehanna Township-style union of classical music with classic rock that
will be a fun-filled musical and visual journey through some great classics
from both genres. Although we will not divulge the titles of these great
classics, we are certain you will be very familiar with every theme that
makes up the program!
Movement one kicks off our tour using themes from two well-known composers
before the rockers invade the scene, featuring Andy Locke on trumpet,
Kaitlyn Perbetsky on mellophone, and Nestor Carrera on baritone. The second
movement is our tribute to one of the greatest British bands that became
popular in the "new world" as well, featuring Kaitlyn Perbetsky on
mellophone. Next we feature our percussion section with a popular rock
classic that is recognizable to every serious drummer and "guitar hero."
The last movement is a musical and visual explosion of two very popular
classical pieces fused with some timeless rock classics that will take many
unexpected twists and turns along the way. If you don't recognize the music
in the show- where have you been? Due to fire code regulations, no lighters
may be used in recognition of this evening's performance!
The band is directed by Bill Perbetsky. Assistant director and drill
instructor is Silvia Perbetsky. Assistant music director and technician is
Mark Kothe. Assistant drill instructor and marching specialist is Mike
Supko. Drill technicians are Bill Shellhamer and Tom McDonald. Color guard
instructor and designer is Ron Massey. Head percussion instructor and
arranger is Andy Hostetler. Percussion technical assistance is provided by
Brian Miller. Sideline Percussion instructor and arranger is Gus Burghdorf.
Sideline percussion assistance is provided by Sharon Zearfoss. Drill
designer is Silvia Perbetsky, and the band arrangements are by Bill
Perbetsky.
We would like to thank the administration of the Susquehanna Township School
District for their continued support, and especially the STHS Music Boosters
Association for all of their time, effort, and creativity in keeping the
music alive for our kids! We would not do it without you. Sit back, relax,
and take a journey with us as we go "rockin' with the classics." We hope you
enjoy this evening's performance. And now, the Susquehanna Township High
School Marching Band!The Chase
Hanna Soundscapes
Peter I. Tschaikovsky's Finale from "Symphony No. 2", arranged by Kevin W. Gardiner.Music for a New Era
Fanfare for a New Era - Jack Stamp
"Anthem" from Chess - Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus
"Rejoicing" from "Three Revelations from the Lotus Sutra" - Alfred ReedSouth American Sketches-The Music of Alberto Ginastera
Pampeana No. 3
El Brujo di Amore
Harp ConcertoMeteor
"Prologue" (Overworld Theme from Final Fantasy V)
"Exdeath" (from Final Fantasy V)
"The Dragon Spreads its Wings" (from Final Fantasy V)
"Gilgamesh" (from Final Fantasy V)
"Epilogue" (from Final Fantasy V)Twelve Seconds to the Moon
by Robert W. SmithRise and Fall of Rome
by Key PoulanTemporal Paradox
Featuring the music of the rock bank Sytx
Mr. Roboto
AD 1928 - Return to Paradise
Too Much Time on my Hands
Best of Times
Temporal Paradox tells the story of Mr. Roboto's travels through time to find the truth of his origins. In the attempt to understand the past and humanity, he inadvertently creates circumstances that might erase him from existence.A Salute to Santana
Everybody's Everything
She's Not There
Novus
Da Le YaleoMusic of John Barnes Chance
Icanatation & Dance
Variations on a Korean Folk SongScheherazade
A Voyage to Cuba
Cuban Overture by George Gershwin
La Comparsa by Ernesto Lecuona
Buenos Aires Cero by Astor PiazzollaThe Music of Aaron Copland
Symphony No. 3
Fanfare for the Common Man
Simple Gifts
The Promise of Living from The Tender Land
Hoe-Down from RodeoA Tour of Asia
featuring traditional folk songs from China, Japan, and KoreaScenes from the Russian Ice Palace
Tetris - arr. Kershaw
Swan Lake - Tchaikovsky / arr. Kershaw
Nutcracker - Tchaikovsky / arr. Kershaw
Prince Igor Overture - Borodin / arr. Kershaw
Troika - Prokofiev / arr. KershawMasters of Melody
Morning by Edvard Grieg
Falandole by George Bizet
O Mio Babbino Caro by Giacomo Puccini
Marche Slav by Peter TchaikovskyTime
This is the Time
Tick Tock
Time to Say Goodbye
As Time Goes ByNocturnal Images
Night On Bald Mountian by Modest Mussorgsky
Nocturne in Eb Major by Fredric Chopin
Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saens
Nocturnal Fantasie by Thomas KershawOn the Edge
Adiemus: Looking to the Future
Part one: In Caelum Fero
Part two: Zarabanda / Palladio
Part three: Cantus - 'Song of Aeolus'
Part four: AdiemusEvitaThe Music of Mozart, Bach & Beethoven
Mozart's Allegro
Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring
Vivace from Beethoven's 9th
Ode to JoyThe Planets
Resilience
set to the music of Karl JenkinsShades of Night
Power & Grace
Firebird Suite / Swan Lake
The Infernal Dance
Lullaby
Firebird SuiteDvorak's New World Symphony, Movements 1, 2, 3 and 4New World Symphony
Music composed by Anton Dvorak
Selections include. . .
Allegro molto
Largo
Allegro con fuocoThe Rise and Fall of Rome
composed by Key PoulanMedusa
Music by Key Poulan in Four Movements
Medusa Lures Poseidon
Athena's Rage
The Serpents
The Gorgon's Pursuit1492: Mundus Novus
I. Preparation of the Caravels in Palos
Imagine yourself awakening in your hacienda to the enchanting sounds of a celebration and you recognize the song as La Fiesta Mexicana. The festivities continue with El Tiburon; our frenzied, shark-biting guard feature. The day concludes with a traditional Spanish event highlighted by a medley of Grenada and Espana Cani where our surprise guest will dazzle and delight you.
Soloists for La Fiesta Mexicana include Angie Lykens, Lindsey Bretz, Kelly Guenther, Jeremy Leonard and Amy Pressley. Instrumental soloists throughout Grenada and Espana include Lindsey Bretz, Jess Di Paolo, Andy Gingrich, Angie Lykens and Justin Smith.
Student officers for the 1998 season include President - Matt Foreman; Treasurer - Kelly Guenther; Secretary - Beth Vastine; Uniform Managers - Colleen Gallagher & Angie Lykens; Equipment Managers - Mark Fraily, Andy Gingrich, Jeremy Leonhard, and Richard Moore; Music Librarians - Valerie Crawford and Ann Ford; Public Relations - Amie Kersteter and Rachel Smith; and Colorguard Leaders - Jen Balmer and Melissa Weishan.
The 1998 Section Leaders include the following students: Brittany Bendigo, Andrew Carnes, Valerie Crawford, Christina Daily, Chris Etter, Angie Ford, Kelly Guenther, Amie Kerstetter, Angie Knaub, Jeremy Leonard, Angie Lykens, Courtney Rittle, Michelle Roth, Amanda Straw, Jack Summer and Beth Vastine.
The band staff is let by Samuel R. Martin. He is assisted by Stephen M. Smith, Amy Carpeenter-Burghdorf, and Bud Quigley. Color guard director is Cynthia Johns who is assisted by Kim Schwartz. Percussion instructor is Greg Milbrand. The drill designer is Robert Everitt, and the program was visually coordinated by Nicole Krobath.
We would like to take this opportunity to extend a special "Thank You" to all of our volunteers (frients, family and students); for without their help this program would not be possible.
Without further adieu, under the field leadership of senior drum majors Amy Pressley and Kara Wealand we present to you the 1998 edition of the Middletown Blue Wave Marching Band.
II. Endless Sea
III. Fear As Night Falls
IV. Cultures Collide
V. Stormy Seas / Return to EuropeBuenos noches todos and welcome to Middletown Area High School Blue Wave Marching Band's production of Spanish Extravaganza.
I Got Plenty O' Nuttin
Summertime
Slap that Bass
I Got Rhythm
Rhapsody in BlueTransportation
Great Locomotive Chase - Robert W. Smith
The Light Eternal - James Swearingen
To Challenge the Heavens and Skies Above - R.W. SmithThe New Deal: Making all things new.
I. Proclamation
II. Second Movement (4th Symphony)
III. Letter from Home
IV. Appalachian SpringAngles of Culture
Gladiator
Part I - Battle
Part II - Earth
Part III - Barbarian Horde
Written by Hans Zimmer
Arranged by John WassonEnergy, Tranquility and Perseverance of Water
NewRhythmics
Layers
EchoesEVEREST - an original composition by Scott Fairchild
I. Base Camp
II. The Ascent
III. Amidst the Clouds
IV. Snow-Blind
V. The Final PushSymphony in Pink
I. Time / In the Flesh
II. Is There Anybody Out There?
III. Money
IV. Us and Them, Comfortably Numb, Brain Damage, EclipseRichard Saucedo’s Reflections
Movement I – Reflections of Form
The music for this year's program is:
Our Ship's Captain is Thomas E. Turnbull, Jr.
First Mate, show coordinator, drill designer, and percussion arranger is Bryan T. Schell.
Second mates are Ken Greene, Bob Gross, and Chris Magaro.
Percussion technician is Ken Allwine.
The Color Guard is directed by Christina Schell, assisted by Able Sailors Doug Miller, Eileen Kuhn and Jeffrey Kahler.
Drum Majors are Lindsey Eide and Tess Price
All quotes are courtesy of Herman Melville
The Captain has granted permission to come aboard. Enjoy the Adventure!
Movement II – Reflections of Sound
Michele Herneisey, Mellophone; William Givler, Baritone; Hope Wingard, Trumpet
Movement III – Reflections of Light"Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soud; ... I acount it high time to get to sea as soon as I can". Join the 1998 Falcon Band as we launch upon the deep in a program entitled "The Romance of the High Seas". Sail with us through the ocean's "unshored and harborless immensities" and join our sailors in days of "Dreamy quietude" and days when the "brilliancy of the ocean's skin" is troubled by "the tiger's heart that beats beneath it".
Music is arranged by John Bugosh
A New Era 2002
Selections from Trittico for Brass Band
Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss
Ballet SacraNew Century Dawn by David Gillingham
Into the Fog
This year’s show features a mixture of original music and music adapted from the soundtracks of secret agent/superhero movies. Just when you think you can relax, this tantalizing formula of mystery meets suspicion excitement meets danger and urgency meets fury will keep you on the edge of your seat.Shelter From the Storm
The Music of American Composer Alfred Reed
A Festival Prelude
Russian Christmas MusicA Cinema Spectacular
Star Wars
E.T.
Empire of the Sun
Far and Away
Raiders of the Lost ArkAmerican Vistas
Rocky Point Holiday
Soronan Desert Holiday
Savannah River Holiday
Our 2002 field show features three works from the concert litrature by composer Ron Nelson. The opening number depicts the festive atmosphere and high energy of a day at an amusement park. For the second piece, imagine yourself lying under the nighttime desrt sky looking up at the Milky Way- but then there are somtimes scary noises in the dark. suddenly ,we are magically transported back east for a holiday on the Savannah River. All in all, this sow is about having fun! We do, and hope you enjoy it as well.The Winds of War
Reflections
Reflections of Form
Reflections of Sound
Reflections of LightRomeo
The Quarrel
Selections: Carmen
The Streets of Verona
Rosaline
The Conflict
The MeetingBarry Manilow - One Voice, Copacabana, Bandstand Boogie, I
Write the Songs.The B Classics
Yorkshire Ballad
Allegro Barbaro
This three movement composition by Jay Dawson creates visual images of fleeting shadows, night birds and dawn.The 1998 Cedar Marching Unit is excited to perform Leonard Bernstein's music from "West Side Story", the story of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet set in New York City circa 1957. Selections include the "Prologue/Jet" song featuring Wes Schreiber, Alto Saxophone solo; "Somewhere" featuring a Mellophone duet by Amanda Conger and Beth Folmer; "Maria" featuring a Trumpet duet by Bruce Barry and Drew Schaeffer; "The Rumble", and "Tonight".
The Cedars are led onto the field by Drum Majors Nick Hartman, Kris Miller, and Jon Vaitl; and are directed by Mr. Ken Krause and Mr. Jason Hansell. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Lebanon School District, parents, fans, and the City of Lebanon for their support. Ladies and Gentlemen, emphasizing pride and dedication, we proudly present the 1998 Cedar Marching Unit!
Medusa
Medusa Lures Poseidon
Athena's Rage
Serpents
The Gorgon's PursuitThe Sound & The Fury
Opener: Infernal Dance from Stravinsky's Firbird Suite
Second Piece: Aria from Pagliacci
Third Piece: Verdi's Requiem
Closer: Finale from Stravinsky's Firebird SuiteThe Matrix
In Pursuit of Treasure
The show opens with the Acquisition of Map Components 1 and 2. This is followed by a short interlude and the second selection, Acquisition of Map Components 3 and 4. Another brief interlude is presented before the final selection The Map Revealed.Dream Cycle by Key Poulan
The show opens with Movement I “Dream World.” A hazy state of disorientation occurs prior to falling asleep, which is represented by triple over duple meter and chord clusters. This is immediately followed by a rapid plunge into R. E. M., the stage commonly associated with dreams. Driving rhythms and mixed meter speed the mind through the Dream World.
The show was written and designed by Marching Show Concepts. The marching staff include Director RoxAnne Martin, Assistant Director Paul Donnelly, Visual Coordinator Holly Plank, Percussion Instructor Brett Schutter, and marching aide Jen LaMonica.
Movement II, “Sweet Dreams,” depicts a restful, pleasant dream occurring while in R. E. M. with peaceful melodic lines and choral style harmonies.
This sweet dream turns sour as we enter Movement III of our show entitled “Nightmares.” Here we experience the uneasiness and fear involved with bad dreams represented by chord clusters, jagged melodies, and whole tone scales. Toward the end of “Nightmares,” the opening theme is restated signifying our ascent out of R. E. M. and the Dream World. The show ends full circle with the same disorientation from the opening as we wake up from our “Dream Cycle.”The Conewago Valley School District proudly presents the 1998 Marching Colonials under the field direction of Brian Hoffheins and Heather Dewey. This year's band consists of 79 players, two drum majors, 13 silks, 5 runners and a staff of five instructors. Anyone familiar with Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera will enjoy our rendition. Setting the mood of the show is the "Phantom of the Opera Theme". This fast paced opener arranged by Paul Lavender changes tempos throughout building to a climactic conclusion. Moving on to "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" arranged by Jay Bocook changes the mood of the show and hints at love and pain which is mixed together. The opening trumpet duet is played by Katie Mack and Tim Crone. Bringing a festive feeling to the show is "Masquerade" also arranged by Jay Bocook. This selection opens with a whimsical ensemble. This mood is interrupted by a hard paced drum solo written by Brett Schutter which features each section. Call and response rhythms are enhanced by body movement of various sections of the band. This selection finishes with hints from the phantom and things yet to come. The finale of the show features the well known "Music of the Night", arranged by Paul Lavender which ends with the "unveiling" of the Phantom and a final kiss.
President - Heather Dewey
Vice President - Corrinne Hill
Secretary - Lindsey Earle
Treasurer - Katie Mack
Historian - Angie Hoffman
Librarians - Vanessa Vidal, Corrinne Hill, Lynne Staub
Senior Rep - BethAnn Gebhart
Junior Rep - Deanna Howe
Sophomore Rep - Emilee Gulas
Freshman Rep - Steph Feldner
"The Canyon" by Phillip Glass "Twelve Seconds to the Moon" by Robert W. SmithThe Planets
Mars
Venus
JupiterThe Empire
The Rise and Fall of Rome by Key Poulan
I. Chisels and Stone
II. Catacombs
III. Pagan Dance and the Great FireOn A Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss, Homage: Three TapestriesDavid Holsinger compositions including:
At The Strongholds Of En Gedi
Prelude and RondoStormquest
Minimally Speaking
New Rhythmics
Layers
EchoesSelections From Cirque Du Soleil
Distorted
Urban
Quidam
IncantationDisney's Fantasmic
Mickey The Sorcerer- Fantasmic Theme, Sorcerer's Apprentice
Princess Medley- Part of Your World (The Little Mermaid), Beauty and the Beast
Be Prepared (The Lion King)
Finale- Night on Bald Mountain, Fantasmic Theme Reprise
Director: Hillary Frankenstein
Assistant Director: Adam Wazenegger
Band Instructors: Jeff Frankenstein and Alicia Cersosimo
Percussion Instructors: Matthew Windon and Alex McMillan
Guard Instructors: Stephanie Hogan and Julia Kinross
Drum Majors: Brandon Byrne and Molly CorderAn Element of Suspense
Original opener entitled "The House" followed by "Ashoken" and concluding with "Stormworks".Music of Chuck Mangione
Feels So Good
Liturgical Dances
Children of Sanchez
Land of Make Believe
Echano
El Gato Triste3 songs by David Holsinger.
On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss
To Tame the Perilous Skies.
O! for a Muse of Fire
The Death of Falstaff
Once More Unto the Breach
Saint Crispin’s Day
Battle of Agincourt
Don Nobis, DomineTulsa
"Tulsa: A Portrait in Oil" by Don GillisRide
Quidam
featuring music from Cirque Du SoleilPirates of the Caribbean
The American Dream
Star Spangled Overture
Amber Waves
America the Beautiful
Stars and Stripes ForeverTime
Carpe Diem: A Musical Exploration of the Human Spirit
Selections Include
Tapestry of Nations
Chaos
Cadillac of the Skies
Spirit of the FalconThe Bermuda Triangle
All That JazzMusic of Andrew Lloyd WebberMusic from the Beyond
Old, New, Borrowed and All Blue: A Study in Symphonic Jazz
Rhapsody in Blue
Afro Blue
Blue ShadesA Tribute to Tito Puente
Gloria, by John RutterOn the Waterfront by Leonard BernsteinBelshazzar's Feast
by William WaltonNiagara Falls
Niagara Falls Intro, by Michael Dougherty
Le Mer ( The Sea ), by Claude Debussy
Nuages ( Clouds ), by Claude Debussy
Niagara Falls Ending, by Michael Dougherty
The show blends the music of late nineteenth century impressionist composer Claude Debussy with contemporary composer Michael Dougherty, in a musical and visual impression of various forms of water.
The band is lead onto the field by Drum Major Russell KatzFrom The New World
Symphony #9 by Antonin DvorakCrowning Glory
I. Introduction by Eric Guinivan
II. Crown Imperial by William Walton
III. On A Hymn Song of Phillip Bliss by David Holsinger
IV. Tribute and Celebration by Eric GuinivanInto The Storm
Courage, Spirit, Triumph: A tribute to Pearl Harbor
Battle Chess
Planet Earth
Ocean
Land
AirDimensions of Light
Rain
Windsprints
Persistence
Persistence CloserInchon
Semper LiberiHymn of the Highlands
"Icarus" by Key Poulan
Jubilation Suite
Ghost Train, by Eric Whitacre"Everyday Is A Holiday"
Savannah River Holiday
Sonoran Desert Holiday
- both by Ron Nelson
"Short Ride in a Fast Machine" - John Adams
"October" - Eric Whitacre
"Aspen Jubilee" - Ron NelsonPirates of the Caribbean
Music of Don Dorsey
Pandora's Box
Perspectives - Looking at Life from a Different Direction
Featuring music from "Wicked"The Fifth Alarm!
Fanza Final
Chorale VI-Sol Fa
RemembrancesAntonin Dvorak Symphony No. 9 "From the New World"The Seasons of Music
Appalachian Morning
Summertime
When October Goes
Russian ChristmasCarmen - The Opera
- Prelude
- Intermezzo
- Toreador March
- Habanera & Gypsy DanceJohn Rutter's "Gloria"
Movement I: "Gloria in excelsis Deo"
Movement II: "Domine Deus"
Movement III: "Quoniam tu solus sanctus"Russian Portraits
This evening’s performance begins with the Alfred Reed’s band masterwork Russian Christmas Music. This piece is based on music from the Russian Orthodox Church. Trombone soloist is Kevin Rorabaugh. Next is the beautiful “Lullaby” from the ballet Gayaneh by Aram Khachaturian. Featured in this number is trumpet soloist Justin Neideigh. The aggressive percussion sounds signal the coming of the “Hut of Baba Yaga” from Pictures at an Exhibition by Modest Mussorgsky. The band then segues into “Russian Sailors Dance” from the ballet The Red Poppy by Reinhold Glière. The show concludes with a return to Pictures at an Exhibition with the “Great Gate of Kiev.”American Landscapes: An Eagle's Flight
America the Beautiful
The Open Prairie
The Canyon
On the River
Appalachian MorningThe Four Elements
The Donegal High School Marching Band is proud to welcome you to a performance of its 2009
Our Field Show this year focuses on the music of Antonin Dvorak. In 1893, this Czech composer made his first trip to the United States from his native Bohemia. His journey through our country moved him to compose his ninth Symphony, which he then titled "From the New World". Dvorak was taken with the many forms of American folk music, as he found them strongly reminiscent of the fresh, sprited folk melodies of his homeland.
All sections of the ensemble are featured in this fine arrangement. The Panthers are led on the field this year by drum major Amanda Calik.
We hope you enjoy this year's field-show presentation.
production, The Four Elements. The show illustrates the four substances-Fire, Earth, Water, Airthat
make all the structures in the world, according to the ancient Greeks. Musical selections
include “The Inferno” from The Divine Comedy, by Robert W. Smith, The Canyon, by Philip Glass, “Paradiso” from The Divine Comedy, and “The Winds of Poseidon” from The Odyssey
(Symphony No. 2), by Robert W. Smith.The Staff of the East Pennsboro High School Music Department and the Members of the 1998 Panther Marching Band are proud to present our 1998 field show. We hope you enjoy this performance, and we invite you to attend all of the other many diverse offerings of our Music Department during this school year.
1. "Rise of the Firebird" by Steven Reinicke
2. "Round Dance of the Princesses" by Igor Stravinsky
3. "Danse Infernale" by Igor Stravinsky
4. "Finale" by Igor StravinskyAbram’s Pursuit
The music of this year’s 2003 field show depicts the emotions of human interaction. Conflict, separation, and reunification are depicted tonally, melodically, and visually in the sequence of compositions. The colors and movements of our Guard will further reflect and enhance this theme.
We begin with an excerpt from Samuel Barber’s setting of “The Prayers of Kierkegaard”. The music of David Holsinger comprises the rest of the show, centering on his driving and powerful work “Abram’s Pursuit ”, punctuated with his moving, melodic chorale “On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss”. A strong reprise of “Abram’s Pursuit ” concludes the presentation.
Our Drum Major is Candice Neff. Featured performers include Will Malan on Flugelhorn, Carrie Hargraves on Alto Sax, Erik Johnsonbaugh on Tenor Sax, and Joe Patno on Baritone.
The band members and staff hope that you enjoy this evening’s show, and invite you to attend the many other offerings of our music department during this school year.Standing at the Crossroads of Time
I. Olympiada - Samuel R. Hazo
II. Lullaby Carols - Robert W. Smith
III. Ride - Samuel R. HazoVisions of the Sky
I. The Destiny of Flight
II. Dancing with the Stars
III. Chasing the Sun
Music Inspiried By:
"Aerodynamics" by David Gillingham
"Dirait-On" from "Les Chansons des Roses" by Morten Lauridsen
"Helios Overture" by Carl NielsenMachines
I. Combustion
II. Steam Engine
III. Sitting Idle
IV. Assembly Line
V. Shut Down
Music Inspired by:
"Stonehenge" & "Volcano" by Jan van der Roost
"Ghost Train" by Eric Whitacre
"Symphonic Episodes" by Brian Balmages
"Homage: Tapestry 3" by David R. Holsinger
"Machine" from Symphony No. 5 by William BolcomVoyages
Music inspired by:
"Chevaliers de Sangreal" by Hans Zimmer
"Motion" by Brian Balmages
"Power of the Sun" by John Ottman
"Exultate" by John OttmanTales of Arabia
Arabian Waltz
Prince and the Princess
TangiersEast Goes West
The East Pennsboro High School Marching Band invites you to join them on a trail to the far reaches of the western frontier.
The program includes music from the motion pictures Twister, City Slickers, and The American President. Donald Grantham’s “Southern Harmony” and Aaron Copland’s “Red Pony” bring this year’s show to an
exciting conclusion.Pirates of the Caribbean
A Celebration of Jazz
On Broadway
Phantom of the Opera
I Dreamed a Dream
Somewhere
On BroadwayThe Music of Chicago
Make Me Smile
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
an original percussion feature written by HHS senior Tyler RisbinMask of Zorro
Mask of Zorro
Diego's Goodbye
Mask of Zorro - FinaleWest Side Story
Maria
Cool
Jet Song
SomewhereCool Latin Jazz, Hot Latin Nights
A Mis Auelos
Closet Dancing
MalaguenaSuite of the Arts
Overture
Sculpture
Drama
Dance
Painting
FinaleThe Birds and the Beatles
Turn, Turn, Turn Music from Superman(Krypton Theme)
and The Planets (Mars & Jupiter)
1.Inferno Creation
The Long and Winding Road
Birdland
Hey JudeJourney to the Planets
2.Purgatorio
3.Ascension/Paradisio
Eden
Temptation
God's Anger
Expulsion
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and David Holsinger
Requiem - Webber
Homage - Holsinger
Easter Symphony - HolsingerOne Nation Under God
1. Medley of American themes
2. Chaos from Illuminations 2000:Reflections of Earth (Greenaway)
3. Adagio for Strings (Barber)
4. Doxology (trad.)Cathedral
Part 1. Foundation
(Stonehenge by J. Van Der Roost)
Part 2. Meditation
(Enigma Variations #9 by E. Elgar)
Part 3. Dedication
(Stained Glas by D. Gillingham)
Part 4. Celebration
(Sinfonia Voci, Easter Symphony by D. Holsinger)The Eternal City
1. Empire
2. Catacombs
3. Emergence
4. Celebration
Music:
"Feste Romane" by Ottorino Respighi
"Pini di Roma" by Ottorino RespighiNoah
1.Wicked World
2.Construction
3.Two-by-Two
4.Deluge
5.Discovery
Featuring the music of:
David Gillingham
Alfred Reed
Steven Reineke
John Rutter
Robert W. SmithRequiem
The journey of a lost soul from death to eternal life.
Introduction (original work, Ralph Lehman)
Death (Requiem:Dies Irae, Guiseppe Verdi)
Sorrow (Requiem:Pie Jesu, Andrew Lloyd Webber)
Joy (Ballet Sacra, David Holsinger)The Message
I - Glory
The 1998 field show repertoire is Magnificat by the English composer John Rutter. First performed on May 26, 1990 in Carnegie Hall, New York, Magnificat explores the many colors and emotional changes of this prolific twentieth-century composer.
The instructional staff for 1998 includes Matthew Wieseman, Director; Andrew Bugosh, Drill Design and Show Coordination; Todd Marcocci, Colorguard Design and Choreography; Chris Pogotto and Jim Weaver, Percussion Instruction; Mindy Peffer, Colorguard Instruction; Jamie Washburn and Shawn Mailey, Marching Instruction; and Traci List, Woodwind Instruction. Musical Arrangements are by Matthew Wieseman, Andrew Bugosh, Darrel Goslin, and Jim Weaver.
The "Wildcat" Marching Band would like to thank the administration of Mechanicsburg Area School District and Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School along with the MASH Band Boosters for their continued support of the program. This year's production features the music of David R. Holsinger. The exuberant rhythmic drive of Liturgical Dances precedes the plaintive, chaotic, and majestic segments of On An American Spiritual. The instructional staff includes Jim Weaver, Andy Bugosh, Chrisz Pagotto, Todd Marcocci, Mike Supko, Laura Schwartzlander, Deb Washburn, Ryan Williams, Jamie Washburn, Tony Lovari, Bret Templin, Rich Templin, Traci List, Eric Graybill, Joey Fisher, Richard Fyler, Laurel Deppen, and Dane Hildebrand. The students and staff would like to thank the school board, district administration, building principals, band boosters, and the Mechanicsburg community for their tremendous support of our program.
II - Peace
III - PraiseThe Mechanicsburg Area School District is proud to present the 1998 edition of the Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School "Wildcat" Marching Band. The band is under the field command of drum major Katie Pitzer.
"Down a Country Lane" by Aaron Copland
"The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra" by Benjamin BrittenBeyond the Horizon
"Gates of Gold" by Joseph Curiale
"Sonoran Desert Holiday" by Ron NelsonSea Follies
Pachelbel’s Canon in D
Joy by Joseph Curiale
Amor De Mi Alma
Morning Alleluia’s by Ron NelsonA Suite for Winter
Theme from The Polar Express
Carol of the Bells
Theme from The Cider House Rules
Russian Christmas MusicFlight
Twelve Seconds to the Moon
Jupiter
To Tame The Perilous SkiesIrish Heritage
Danny Boy
Variations On An Irish Tune
Be Thou My Vision
Fantasia On The Dargason/Kirkpatrick FanfareAbove the Clouds
Part one: Angel's Gate - Canon in D, Fantasia in G
Part two: Far Away
Part three: Sky,Ode to Joy, and "Going Home."Earth
This year’s program, entitled “Earth,” begins with the first movement of “Cathedral of the Pines” by Tim Janis and Phillip Glass’s “Canyon”. This year’s ballad is entitled “Gabriel’s Oboe” from “The Mission” soundtrack by Ennio Morricone and features euphonium soloist Mitchell Stowman.
Once again, the Nazareth Area Blue Eagle Marching Band turns to Russia for the inspiration of their 2000 repertoire. In the past, we've explored music that was inspired by Russian holidays and the frigid Russian Winters. This year, we will explore the very soul of Russia with melodies that conjur up images both nationalistic and picturesque.
Aptly titled "Russia's Heartland," we open our show with the strains of "Hymn for Red October," written by Basil Poledouris for the 1990 movie "Hunt for Red October." The "Hymn," heavily laden with "Russian flavor," begins dark and brooding then culminates into a powerful opening statement.
We quickly move into "Meadowlands" also known as "Calvary on the Steppes" from the 1933 composition "Symphony #4, Opus 41, Poem about the Komsomol Soldier" by Lev Konstantinovich Knipper. Knipper's work is very militaristic, a result of serving in the Armed Forces for 5 years, and he dedicated many of his important works to the military. Like most contemporary Soviet composers, Knipper spent a period of time studying musical folklore and wrote down more than 150 songs of the mountainous regions of Tadjikistan. Some of these folk themes are utilized in his symphonic works.
"Novorossiisk Chimes" or "Fire of Eternal Glory" by Dmitri Shostokovich was written in 1960 for the city of Novorossick's war memorial. This is what Shostakovich said about it: "The defenders of Novorossisk covered themselves with glory during the Great Patriotic War (WWII) and I was honoured to compose music for the Fire of Eternal Glory burning at the memorial in Heroes Square. The music is at first heroic, with a tinge of sorrow, but gradually becomes elated and loses its dark colouring." The piece is played by a recording every hour by the clock over the Fire of Eternal Glory in Novorossiisk Heroes Square. Shostakovich said "I came here to listen to the chimes many times and each time experienced an inner thrill at seeing people pass by, stop at the moment the clock played the chimes, and gaze in silence at the Fire of Eternal Glory, the memorial to the city's defenders. I was overjoyed to see the impression my music exerted."
"Symphony #1" by Peter Tchaikovsky is a extension of last year's dynamic opener. In 1999, our arrangement encompassed Tchaikovsky's fourth movement from the Symphony. This year, we explore the first movement, which Tchaikovsky himself subtitiled "Reveries of a Winter Journey." Tchaikovsky's work has always been "distinctly Russian." There's no mistaking the influence of Russian folk tunes, and in Symphony #1 the theme of the first movement is of a Russian folk-like nature. The triumphant conclusion of the show is powerful and explosive.
The show closes with the fourth movement from “For the Beauty of the Earth” by John Barry. All arrangements were done by Dan Lutz w/ percussion arrangements by Jim Weaver and Brian Stockard.A Russian Winter
"Symphony No. 1, Winter Reveries" by Peter I. Tchaikovsky
"Journey Through The Snow" from "The Nutcracker" by Peter I. Tchaikovsky
"Russian Christmas Music" by Alfred ReedRussia's Heartland
"Hymn for Red October" by Basil Poledouris
"Meadowlands" by Lev Knipper
"Fire of Eternal Glory" by Dmitri Shostokovich
"Symphony No. 1" by Peter I. Tchaikovsky
Music of Manhattan TransferCanzon (1st Percussion Solo)
Winds of Sonora (With Trumpet and Baritone Solos)
Wave (2nd Percussion Solo)A Fantasy of Music
Willow
Lord of the Rings"Minimally Speaking" by Richard Saucedo
Movement 1 - New Rhythmics
Movement 2 - Layers
Movement 3 - EchoesMedusa
by Ken PoulanEric Whitacre's "Ghost Train"
Images in Contrast
Windows
Opening
City
Toy Store
Church
ClosingGames
Chess, Cards, and Video
The Music of Broadway
Porgy and Bess
Phantom of the Opera
Fiddler on the RoofSelections from:
Robin Hood
The Incredibles
Pirates of the Caribbean
PocahontasCaravan
Riverdance
Camino RealAida
Mangione Magic
Land of Make Believe
Echano
El Gato Triste
Feels So Good
Children of SanchezPirates of the Caribbean
Fogbound
The Medallion Calls
The Black Pearl
Blood Ritual
To the Pirates Cave
One Last Shot
He's a PirateConquest of Gold
Conquest of Gold
Reverence
MachismoChapter 1: The Book
Chapter 2: The Forest
Chapter 3: The BattleSongs from the Civil War
X Men 2
Pirates
Introduction
The Battle
Mourning
Jig and FinaleChivalry & Temptation
Pictures of Spain
The Land of Make Believe
Softly as I Leave YouThe Planets
A New World
The Heavens
The Storm
The Land
Life Begins
Aladdin
"The Music Of Aaron Copland" featuring "Fanfare for the Common Man", "Appalachian Spring 1st and 2nd movements", and "Hoe-Down".Walt Disney's Millennium Celebration
William Penn begins the show with "Tapestry of Nations/Chaos", followed by "Reflections of Earth", and concludes with "We Go On". Soloists consist of Brian McDaniel and Ben Paris on trumpet, and also Eric Yates on horn.
The Colonial Marching Band is under the direction of Thomas Alderson, assisted by Kristen Tosh. Additional instrumental and marching instruction are provided by Ginny Carr, Jon Packard and Jen Robelen. Jami DeLoach is our Color Guard Coordinator, with help from Tom Harrington and Kia Brown. The Battery and Pit music was written and arranged by our percussion instructor, Pat Healy, with assistance from Tyree Miller and Ruoy Koontz.
Consisting of 55 musicians, 17 Color Guard and 4 Managers, the Colonial Marching Band is proud to represent William Penn HighS chool, the Colonial School District, our community and our families.
Excerpts from "Faces", "Fantasy", "After the Love Has Gone", and "In the Stone"Pandora's Box
1. Zeus
2. Plagues
3. Hope
4. Without Evil, There is No GoodA Different Day with Mr. Bernstein
Symphony No. 2 and The MassRhap-City
This year's show follows the band through a typical day in a metropolitan city, from sunrise to sunset.
Musical selections include:
"The Planet Krypton" by John Ottman
"Back to School" by Danny Elfman
"A Gentle Rain" by Robert W. Smith
"Pedal to the Metal" by Michael DaughertyMetered Thoughts
musical excerpts from HolsingerRainforest by Key Poulan
El Toro
Arabian Legends
Scheherazade by Key PoulanThe Storm
The music of Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story.
Staff is as follows:
Band Director-Andy Kolojejchick
Assistant Band Director and Pit Arranger-Adam Burdett
Color Guard Designer and Instructor-Kathy Margallis
Drill Designer-Kevin Bell
Battery Percussion Arranger-Vaughn Shinkus
Percussion Assistant-Josh Karris
Music Arranger-Greg Riley
Inside And Out
Featuring the music of:
Dmitri Shostakovich
and
W. Francis McBethThe System
Music of Britten, Beal, Drake & LortzA Rachmininoff Portrait; Prelude, Caprice Bohemian, Variations on a Theme for Paganini #18, Symphonic Dances #1and #3, Adagio from Symphony #2, Caprice BohemianLes Miserables
Of Sailers and Whales
Shades of Spring
This year's show is a colorful journey through the many phases of Spring. We open with the Stormy weather often found at the begining of the season. The show next moves to the excitement of the First Flowers springing through the surface of the soil. Our Ballad, entitled Make our Garden Grow gives us time to reflect on the beauty of spring. We close the show with all of the excitement of late Spring; and anxiously await the arrival of summer.Voyage on the Black Sea
The show begins as another day is dawning on the Black Sea with the dark and mysterious Hymn from The Hunt for the Red October. It immediately goes into the lively Heroic Dance of the Coolie’s from Gliere’s Red Poppy Ballet Suite. The next piece is Shostakovich’s Fire of Eternal Glory, which was written in honor of Russian causalities suffered during World War II. The show closes with another popular piece from Gliere’s Red Poppy Ballet Suite, Russian Sailor’s Dance. The piece begins at a fast tempo then suddenly slows down. As the sailor’s become more energetic, the piece builds with momentum and ends vigorously.
Battle at Sea
The Gift of Love & Epilogue
by Stephen Melillo
Our student leaders for this season are drum majors Stephanie Harp and Megan Humphrey; guard co-captains Heather Britner, Angie Clark, and Tiffany Nuice; percussion co-captains Aaron Fraker and Jeremiah Leiter; pit captain Sandra Nauman; and section leaders Katie DeLucia, Danielle DeLauter, Abby Moats, Angie Miller, Jocelyn Paza, Amy Benner, Heather Gross, Maggie Ayers, Justin Mundey, Matt Buhrman, Robin McCarter, and Tim Sterling.
The Williamsport Blue Band represents a tradition of pride and exxcellence that dates back almost fifty years. The Blue Band has always represented its community and school at many events in this area and around the country. Recent accomplisments include "Superior" ratings in concert and marching bands at the Heritage Festival in New Orleans, Louisiana; a "Superior" rating for jazz and concert band at the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Virginia; and a "Superior" rating at the Washington County Concert Band/Orchestra Festival. We are very proud of all instrumental programs in our school and strive for excellence in every ensemble. It is our goal to be as complete and well rounded as possible. Our band hopes that you enjoy our show as we carry on our tradition of excellence."Ghost Train", "At the Station", and "The Motive Revolution" from Ghost Train by Eric WhitacreCarmina Burana
African Storm
The Music of Robert W. SmithRiver City Blues
Majesty of the Blues
An Empty Stage
Three Piece ZootMr. Holland’s Opus.
I Got Rhythm
Cole’s Song
An American SymphonyDum Spiro Spero
Ascension (from The Divine Comedy) - Robert W. Smith
American Elegy - Frank Ticheli
Gloria - John RutterDances
Moondance
Dancer in the Dark
NilesdanceCarmen
Habenera
Intermezzo
The Toreador SongThe Storm
"The Journey" - Music of Francis McBeth, "Of Sailors and Whales"The ElementsThe Dividing Line
Prophecy of the Earth - David Gillingham
And Can it Be? - David GillinghamBirdland, Bohemian Rhapsody, Get It OnA Brave New World
"New World Symphony" by Antoni Dvorak
"Make our Garden Grow" from Candide by Leonard Bernstein
"Bacchanale" from "Samson and Delilah" by Camille Saint-SansThe Journey West
An Outdoor Overture
The Promise of Living
Chorale and Shaker DanceThe Third Vortex
The show begins with The Summoning of a storm and continues to gain intensity through Fear. The eye of the storm is perceived in the Ballad as an uneasy calmness. The end of the storm approaches over the horizon fully enraged with Fury.Dark Nights
Into The storm" by Robert W. Smith
"Red Cape Tango" by Michael Daughert
The closer of Dark Nights starts with an original work but quickly the storm returns but fades away back into the original piece.From the Docks
Out to SeaFEAR
Claustrophobia
Aquaphobia
Mettalophobia
KinetophobiaEverest
The Mountain
The music for "CHICAGO-1930" is adapted from THE UNTOUCHABLES soundtrack written by Ennio Morricone. The music depicts the turbulent prohibition era in Chicago. It was the age of Al Capone, when the streets were ruled with hand grenages and tommy guns. Only Elliot Ness and his elite group of agents had the courage and ingenuity to tear down the network of the Mob. Only Ness could find a way to put Al Capone in prison.
The "CHICAGO-1930" selections being performed by The Urbana "Mighty Hawks" Band are in the following order:
The heavy swing sounds of The Untouchables Theme. The high energy Rooftop Chase, which integrates The Untouchables Theme. Ness and His Family reflects on the calm home life that nightly awaits him. The Al Capone Theme in which the band forms a picture of a pistol. The fast-paced Victorious depicts the joy of the FBI agents' first major sting. The Drum Feature presents the Rooftop Chase motif in a Fugue Four Friends portrays Ness' sadness after his friends have died in the line of duty The Closing Theme which represents Ness' victory over Al Capone.
The 1998 Urbana "Mighty Hawks" Marching Band is under the field direction of Anna Hermanson and Annie Hourigan and led by a comprehensive network of student leaders. Prepare for the excitement as Urbana High School presents "CHICAGO-1930"! A Tour of the Isles The Hawks have received numerous honors and awards and continue the
tradition of pride, excitement, and uniqueness in this year’s show. This year’s staff is composed of: The 2000 Urbana “Mighty Hawks” Marching Band is
under the field direction of Ashley Warnick and Lora Walburn and led by
a fine group of section leaders. Prepare
for the unique styling of the Hawks as we travel back to the “days
of old”.
Base Camp
The Climb
The SummitIn its brief history, the Urbana High School Band has earned every honor and accolade for all areas of its comprehensive program. Urbana High School is particularly proud of the "Mighty Hawks" Marching Band, characterized by excellence and excitement.The Urbana High School "Mighty Hawks"
Present
Through the Doors of Narnia
The Urbana “Mighty Hawks” Marching Band
invites you on a journey to the “days of old” on the Celtic
Isles. The musical journey
begins in the midst of a fierce battle unfolding into the heralding
sounds of the victor’s trumpets.
Witness the English celebration in the piece entitled Wilson’s
Wilde. The second part follows the defeated Scottish to their
homeland with the ballad Mo Gheli Mear, or Our Hero.
This ballad celebrates the safe return of the Scottish Hero and
transitions into a celebration gigue performed by the woodwinds.
The show comes to a conclusion with both the English and Scottish
themes returning simultaneously in celebration of not only victory, but
the return of heroes from both sides.
Director
Randy Rumpf
Music Arranger
Joshua Russell
Percussion Writing and Instruction
Ty Allinger, Tom Rarick, and Rachel Tworek
Color Guard Design and Instruction
Carrie Rogan
Drill Design
Ed Meyers
Woodwind Instructor
Dirk Kraushaar
The 2001 Urbana "Mighty Hawks" Marching Band invite you to join them as they pass through the wardrobe doors into the fantasy land of Narnia. Created by author C.S. Lewis in the book series The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Narnia is a land inhabited by mythical creatures, talking animals and their Lion King Aslan and the evil Snow Witch. This adventure is set to the music from Geoffrey Burgon’s Narnia Suite©. The journey begins through the doors with the introduction of theme of the Lion King Aslan. They will then embark on the ship the Dawn Treader and be trapped in a fierce storm. Tragedy strikes the Land of Narnia when their Lion King Aslan is lost. This loss creates the great battle of good versus evil. When all seems lost, the triumphant return of the Lion King brings victory to the good creatures in the land of Narnia.Jekyll & Hyde
Murder, Murder!
It's a Dangerous Game
The World Has Gone InsaneThe Divine Comedy
"The Divine Comedy" is a four-movement work based on Dante Alighieri's literary classic of the same name. Alighieri's story
follows Dante's journey of self-discovery and contemplation of
good and evil. Dante, having confessed his faults, and with Beatrice as his
guide, is led into Paradise. Musical selections include:
The Inferno, Purgatorio, Ascension, and Paradisio.Blue Counterpoint
Show based on concert piece "Blue Shades" composed by Frank Ticheli and the composition style made popular by jazz master Stan Kenton in his composition titled "Commencement"LATIN HEAT!
The Hawks bring to the field a high energy, dramatic and flavorful show based on the fusion of music from Cuban and African cultures. The show is introduced with a portion of the popular Malagueña composed by Ernesto Lecuona. We continue with the exciting El Congo Valiente by Johnny Richards. Next our percussion section is featured in the fast paced Festival de Ritmo by Dave Weckl. Things slow down with the expressive sounds of Cuban Fire also by Johnny Richards. The show then draws to a close with the tune Commencement by Stan Kenton and a return of themes from the show.Stained Glass
Foyers
Cathedrals
Sun CatchersHeartbeat
The Hawks bring to the field a pulsating rhythmic masterpiece based on different emotional states of the human heart.
Movement 1- Adrenaline Rush
Movement 2- Passionate Heart
Movement 3- Heart AttackMan vs. Machine
1 - The Gears of Life
The Band would like to thank the Coatesville Area School District and the Parents that support the program. The band would not be what it is today without their support.
The Band is led on the field by Drum Majors Bill Belmonte, Dave Ruczhak and Sara Smith. The band relies heavily on the student staff leadership. The leadership also includes: Dana Ritter, Bonnie Lott, Jessica Linder, Jenn Hoover, Nita Dolph, Megan Reppert, Jen Semple, Nikki Forlani, Jesse Migdale, Rupam Das, Brian Harvey, Dennis Walker, Tim Kehm, Robin Mehta, Jedd Freeman, Eryn McGuigan and Rob Rice.
The Staff includes: Mr. Ed Otto - Director, Mr. Victor Holladay - Assistant Director, Mr. Dave Rutherford - Percussion Caption, Miss Lisa Westfall and Mr. Ralph Jackson - Colorguard Caption. They are assisted by Mr. Jim Cossetti, Mr. Gerry Ware, Mr. Steve Regener, Mr. Matt Foster, Mr. B.J. Hare, Mr. Tom McAteer, Mr. Preetham Malikarjuna, Miss Laura Benko, and Miss Corrinne McDevitt.
The band would like to take this opportunity to wish all of the competing units the very best of luck tonight as well as the rest of the season. We hope to see all of you at our own home show on September 19th.
2 - The Unanswered Question
3 - Conflict & ResolutionThis year The Marching Red Raiders of Coatesville will be performing a Spanish Latin show featuring Camino Real, A "Carmen Intermezzo" and "Malagaguenia" or M2 - (a combination of Malaguenia and Malaga). All arrangements are by Ken Dye, Jay Bocook and Dave Rutherford.
Home on the Range
Swing, Swing, Swing
Southern MedleyBlood Sweat & Tears
Lucretia MacEvil
Go Down Gamblin
For My Lady
Sometimes in Winter
More and MoreLochinvar, the music of James Curnow.Appalachian Spring
Essay in Time
Clockworks
Cycles
Blueshift (Relativity)Ballet Mechanique
The Allegany High School Marching Band is proud to present its 2003 field show, "Ballet Mechanique". The show will make illusion to a mechanical, obtuse, modern world, using the music of 20th century American composers George Anteil and Samuel Barber. The show will feature musical and visual interpretations that display ballet-like-movements using mechanical vs. fluid as a central idea.1984
The show features music from Bela Bartok, James Barnes, and Samuel BarberEast to the Dawn
The show is a tribute to the courage and perseverance of Amelia Earhart, an American icon.
The show is presented in six stages, each representing a phase of her last perilous flight, including the take-off, the ascent, the flight, the reflection, the disappearance, and finally, the tribute.Diversions of Angels
Vis Viva: The Living Energy
Particles
Light
Magnetism
Kinetic EnergyTheme from "Pagliaci"
Bacchanal from "Sampson and Delilah"Music...Motion...and Dance !
Bolero by Maurice Ravel
Mambo from West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein
Hoedown from Rodeo by Aaron CoplandWide World of Sports
This year, The Baldwin Highlander Marching Band enters the "Wide World of Sports." The competitive halftime show opens with the classic theme song from "ABC's Wide World of Sports." Join the band as they experience "THE THRILL OF VICTORY... AND THE AGONY OF DEFEAT."
"Olympiada" by Duquesne University's Sam Hazo embodies the spirit of competition and sportsmanship of Olympics. Watch for some special moments on the field this fall as the band brings a piece of the Olympics to each performance.
Next, join the band on their "Field of Dreams" as they perform "The Place Where Dreams Come True." This ballad gives us the band and audience alike a chance to reflect on our own dreams and goals.
Finally, join the band for a great jazz feel in "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" and "Sweet Georgia Brown."
This show will be full of suprises. Of course, we can't tell you what they are here, but make sure you join us this fall for Baldwin's "Wide World of Sports."The 1960's
Aquarius
War
Nights in White Satin
Good Vibrations
Let The Sunshine InBy the Numbers
Channel one Suite
Take 5
Niner- TwoTempered Steel
Vespers
Exhilaration
FinaleGhost Train Triptych
Heading West - The Journey Continues
I. "Ghost Train" - Eric Whitacre
II. "Chorus Girls Dance" - Aaron Copland
III. "The Promise of Living" - Aaron Copland
IV. "Rodeo" - Aaron CoplandMen are from Mars, Women are from Venus
Part One: "Separation"
Part Two: "Integration"
Part Three: "Coexistence"
The music of: Saucedo, Anderson, and SmithPursuit and Capture
Music from "Catch Me If You Can" and "Abram's Pursuit"Constellations
Music of Pachelbel, Adams, and BartokHieroglyphics
Musical Selections include:
"Caravan," "Incantation," "Ombra," and "Desert Rose"
Music by:
Ellington, Jutrus, Corradi, and StingCascades
The Carlisle Area School District is proud to present the Carlisle High
School Marching Band’s 2009 field show, “Cascades”. The four part field show includes Cascades, an original composition by Chuck Naffier, Ice Dance composed by Danny Elfman, a drum feature, and Cascade Dance, based on music from parts I and II. Trumpet soloist is Josh Readshaw. The band is led on the field by Drum Majors David Spivak and Stephen Bessasparis.Through The Storm
Begin Sweet World
The North Wind
Percussion Break (Original Composition)
The Four Elements
Journey Under the Sun (With selections of Somewhere Over the Rainbow)Opener- Vesuvius
Ballad- Red Cape Tango
Ending- Symphonic DancesKing Kong
King Kong Opener
Interlude
Beautiful
King Kong CloserMusic of the Day
Part 1: Morning Hour
Part 2: Lunch Hour
Part 3: Rush Hour
Music Composed and Arranged by Key Poulan (ASCAP)
Percussion Arranged by Jim Casella (ASCAP)
Drill Designed by Serge Walsh
Choreography by Heather Dzikiy
It is the working man who is the happy man. It is the idle man who is the miserable man. -Benjamin Franklin
The raucous ringing of the alarm clock awakens us abruptly from our dreams, as the morning hour dawns. We busy ourselves with the tasks of work, longing for the brief relaxation of the lunch hour, returning reluctantly to our employment. But even when the working day is through, we find no relief, for the commute home becomes chaos as rush hour ushers us home.For the 1999 marching band season, our show features the music of Pat Methany including "See the World", "Cathedral in a Suitcase", and "First Circle".Firebird
The Course of a Day
1. Reverie - Claude Debussy
The 111 member band consists of 77 winds, 19 percussion, 14 guard and 1 drum major. Conducting the band on the field is Adriane Shrout. Guard captains are Joee Sanders and Stephanie Carpenter. Percussion captain is Kari Shobe and trumpet soloist is Jared Altobello.
The band staff consists of Deb Athey, assistant director and guard coordinator; Jamie Hasley, percussion coordinator and arranger; Brandon Willard, percussion; Derek Shank, percussion; Phillip LeMasters, alumni percussion; Lisa Bays, pit; Kristi King, guard instructor; Diane Frush, guard advisor; Andrea Frush, Music and Marching; and Barry Mellott, drill design.
2. Fete - Claude Debussy
3. Clair De Lune - Claude DebussyKeyser High School proudly presents the 2000 "Golden Tornado" Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard T. Frush.
"Soar the Untamed Spirit", a very powerful and emotional work by Roland Barrett, earned the concert band much acclaim last spring. Putting this piece of changing meter, style, articulation, and tempo on the competition field has proved an exciting challenge to the marching band. Written in three major sections, SOAR lifts off with a flourish of sight and sound. Then, gliding on wings of low brass, it drifts into a smooth, beautiful choral section. Propelled along by a driving tempo and powerful percussion, the piece soars into an exhilarating finale. This show allows you to experience the freedom of soaring on the untamed spirit of life as we continually reach higher into the heavens.
The "Golden Tornado" Band has been a proud representative of the community of Keyser and of Keyser High School for many years. Its high level of musicality has been recognized and rewarded in all areas of performance at the many festivals and contests attended over the past twenty-eight years.
We thank you for your continued support of the music programs at Keyser High School and hope that you leave our show with a great appreciation of this magnificent presentation of:
Ascension 2002
Winter's Fury - Swearingen
Paradiso - Smith
Ascension - SmithAscendance 2003
As All the Heavens Were a Bell - Jay Bocook
Ascendence - Robert ThurstonMy Favorites-Farewell
Cenotaph
Soar the Untamed Spirit
Bells/Tapestry
Ascension
Jesus Christ SuperstarCirque du Soleil Quidam
Wicked
No One Mourns the Wicked
Dancing Through Life/ Defying Gravity
For Good/ No Good DeedThe Pit and the Pendulum Original Music by Key Poulan
Sentenced to Death
The Descent into the Dark Unknown
The Horrific Slicing of the Steel Crescent
The Scorching Walls Condense Toward the Dark VoidFrom the Earth to the Moon
Sound of Music
Africa
Africa: Ceremony
Secret of the Desert
Kenyan "Siawe" and Africa: Song
Drumming of Ghana
Africa: Ritual and Ceremony repriseLe Miserables
Work Song/At the End of the Day
I Dreamed A Dream
Attack on Rue Plumet
One Day MoreWest Side Story
Performing "Hot Jazz", the Manheim Central Marching barons will bring a selection of jazz music to the field. The show kicks off with the hay-burnin' up-tempo composition, 'Ya Gotta Try' from the master arranger of the Count Basie swing band, followed by a classy arrangement of the stunning ballad 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square'. The band really sizzles as it finishes with its upbeat arrangement of 'Birdland'.
Director James Metzger and drum majors Ryan H., Lynette S. and Tracy H. are proud to present the dynamic 110 Manheim Central Marching Barons!
Principal Instructional Staff
Show Designers
James Metzger - Program Coordinator/Director
Deanne Gingrich - Music
Eric Gingrich - Drill
Jason Haldeman - Drill
Matt Heiser - Sound & Drill
Beth Wolgemuth - Guard Drill
Dave Wolgemuth - Percussion
Field Design - Andy Bugosh
Field Design Editor - Brett Templin
Color Guard Choreography - Todd Marcocci
Percussion Arrangements - Jeremy Schilling
Chisels and Stones
Catacombs
The Pagan Dance
The Great FireAmerican Celebrations
It is with great pride that the Northern High School Marching Band under the field direction of Drum Majors Abby Mahone and Jessi Ann Bowersox, present the 1998 Field Show Production.
The Ensemble opens with scenes from Melillo's "STORMQUEST" as the quiet of early morning is interrupted by ominous introductory solos. The imagery of the impending storm is represented by sound and visual effect as the intensity grows in a musical crescendo, punctuated by brilliant flashes of lightning and the distant echo of thunder.
This prelude segues into the heart of the violent storm. Through the creative orchestration of the battery and front ensemble, this intense percussion feature dramatically portrays the raw power of the gale and force of the elements. With the storm's passing, a quiet calm and retrospective rain persists, offering a musical respite. This peaceful Ballad, "Miranda", features a melodic trombone solo, beautiful harmonies and colorful timbres.
The storm fades to a memory as the ensemble performs the dramatic Melillo excerpt, "Into The Light Of Day". The clouds part and the sun re-appears, a majestic conclusion to nature's cycle.
The Northern High School Marching Band is directed by R. Douglas Riley.
Staff Includes:
The musical score was arranged for Northern Band by Jim Neidinger with percussion arrangements by Kevin Murphy and Brian Gochenour.
On behalf of the band members and staff, we wish to thank parents, administration, community and friends of the Northern Band for their continued support. We sincerely hope that you enjoy our presentation. The
Ensemble opens with Ron Nelson's "Lauds (Praise High
Day)", the morning prayer of the canonical hours, praising the
promise of a glorious day. The vibrant metric rhythms of woodwinds and
percussion, interwoven with powerful brass statements, evoke images of a
wondrous daybreak. The sunrise is represented by colorful sound and
visual imagery as the rhythms grow more complex, the sun rising higher
in the morning sky until its light fully illuminates the scene below.
The dawn of the new day reveals the magnificent presence of a
medieval cathedral. The dawn of the new day reveals the magnificent
presence of a medieval cathedral. Jan Van der Roost pays homage to the
historical Canterbury edifice in his devotional ballad,
"Canterbury Chorale". Featuring a brass soli and trumpet
solo, the Chorale encompasses a variety of timbres, dynamic contrasts
and elegant visual effects. The band depicts in music and choreography
the reverence and awe inspired by this sacred and ancient church.
The majesty of sunset, as reflected through the stained glass windows of
the ancient cathedral, is presented in scenes from Respighi's epic
"Church Windows". The stentorian theme is a valid
transformation of archaic medieval chant, representing the colors of
churchly glass transmuted into the colors of music. "Lauds" symbolically returns ina triumphant fanfare, reflecting celebration and
praise with a compelling finale of percussion, ensemble winds, and guard
in an inspiring conclusion. The Northern High School Marching Band
is directed by R. Douglas Riley. The staff includes: Assistant Director
Clair Zeiders; Drill Instructors Bill Welch, Christine Brophy and Shelly
Mickey; Guard Instructor Kim Corle; Brass Instructors R. L. Fyler, Dave
hamlet, Nathan Young and Lynn Keefer; Woodwind Instructors Mike Ryan and
Sheri Henry; Batter Percussion Instructors Andy Hostetler, Andrew Moyer,
Tom Hostetler, Jim Bedorf and Deb Werth; Pit Percussion Instructor Brian
Gochenour. The musical score was arranged, with permission, for the
Northern Band by Jim Neidinger. Percussion arrangements by Andy
Hostetler and Brian Gochenour. The Drill Desinger for the Northern Band
is Jim Corle. On behalf of the band members and staff, we wish to
thank parents, administration, community and friends of the Northern
Band for their continued support. We sincerely hope that you enjoy our
presentation.
Drill designer fro the Northern Band is Duane Dewire.
Music includes selections from Ennio Morricone's "The Mission," and James Horner's "The Perfect Storm."Dreams
I. Intro and Nightmare, "Castles in the Sky" by Ian Van Dahl
II. Lullabye, "THeme from Cider House Rules" by Rachel Portman
III. Awakening, "Joy" from Symphony "Awakening" by Joseph Curiale.The Music of David Holsinger
Selections from Symphonia Resurrectus.The Gallery
Movement 1 - CUBISM
Movement 2 - EXPRESSIONISM
Movement 3 - ICONICISM
The Music of Barber, Copland, McLean, and GillinghamINNOVATIONS
1. Parameters
2. Evolution
3. "Outside the Box"
Music Features:
1. "Taxi Cab Driver" by Bernhard Hermann and Bela Bartok's "Fourth String Quartet Movement 5."
2. Bjork's "New World" and Copland's "Tender Land"
3. Michael Daugherty's "Motown Metal"Intergalactic Epic
Movement I – The Great Unrest
Adapted from Gustav Holst’s “The Planets”: Mars
John Williams’ “Star Wars Episodes 2 and 3.
Movement II – Solitude
Modified from Jerry Goldsmith’s “Star Trek, First Contact”
Holsts’ “The Planets”: Jupiter Hymn
Movement III – Final Conflict
Inspired by Williams’ “Star Wars, Episode 3, Revenge of the Sith”
Holst’s “The Planets”: Jupiter
Soloists:Arctic Expedition
I. Heading North
II. Northern Lights
III. Blizzard
IV. To the Top of the WorldAtlantis: The Lost City
Our story is a three movement production that depicts the legend of Atlantis through soaring musical phrases and flowing visual imagery. Movement 1, The Heart of Atlantis, depicts a bird’s eye view of the great city of Atlantis, utilizing concentric circles and glistening silver walls. Our Herald Trumpets welcome the audience into an atmosphere much ahead of its time. based on music by Fittorio Gannini, Roger Cichy,
Leonard Bernstein and James Barnes...
Vast waterways, modern technology and architecture, and sheer beauty are the musical and visual foundations of Movement 2, The Beauty of Atlantis. We continue to explore the circular development of Atlantis through musical and visual impact.
Our 3rd movement, The Destruction of Atlantis, depicts the culminating event for the city. Sparked by an earthquake tremor, a massive tidal wave descends upon and destroys Atlantis, sending its structures into the depths of the sea. All that remains is a legend of a Lost City.Dichotomies, a division of a whole
into two parts,"
Star Trek
The West Shore School District and the Red Land Music Boosters are proud to present the 1998-99 edition of the award winning Red Land High School Marching Unit under the direction of Frank Schreiner and Robert Starrett. The band is under the field leadership of Drum Major, Michelle Biggs. This year's field show will be a unique musical and visual protrayal of all forms of man's transportation. "Transportation Suite", the movements to the Suite are "Strut", "Drive", "Train", "Sail", and "Flight".
The Red Land Marching Unit has been honored by being chosen to represent Pennsylvania at the 1998 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City this fall.
Student leadership for this year is BJ Seifrit, President; Lydia Benesh, Vice-President; Vanessa Seibert, Secretary; Mandy Kresak, Treasurer; and Phil Payne and Gary Misiti, Historians.
Assisting Mr. Schreiner and Mr. Starrett are: John Miliauskas, Program and Drill Designer; Terry Bieler, Percussion Coordinator; Ken Wrightstone, Percussion Instructor; Barry Bieler, Percussion Instructor; Erin Magill, Pit Instructor; Chris Poole, Pit Perucssion Arranger and Instructor; Chris Moyer, Percussion Arranger; Carol Bieler, Color Guard Coordinator; Kevin Wrightstone, Color Guard Instructor; Kristie Chambers, Color Guard Instructor; Stacy Talbert, Color Guard Instructor; Brian Pontius, Marching Instructor; Brian Schreiner, Marching Instructor; Chad Tully, Marching Instructor; Corbin Trimmer, Marching Instructor; Music Composer is Mark Fifer; Ben Newhouse and Robert W. Smith, Music Consultants.
Ladies and gentlemen, sit back and enjoy the 1998 Red Land High School Marching Unit.
Tarzan
You'll Be In My Heart
Two Worlds
Gorillas
Trashin' The Camp
You'll Be In My Heart (reprise)Communication is Key
Spoken Word
Written Language
Body and Sign
TechnologyReflections of the Blue Frontier
Testing the Waters
The Merciless Ocean
Ships that Pass in the Night
The PlankComposition of Color
The Four Freedoms
- Freedom of Speech
- Freedom from Want
- Freedom to Worship
- Freedom from FearCrime Wave
The Crime
The Chase
The Hideout
The CaptureCarmina Burana
Composed by: Carl Orff
"This year's field show, entitled Carmina Burana, was inspired by a 13th century manuscript of 250 poems taken from a Benadictine Abbey in South Germany in 1803. The first movement, "O Fortuna", in an exultant song in praise of fortune and gives the voice to the fickleness of fate and fortune. The second movement, "Tanz", is a selection pertaining to dance. The third movement, "In Trutina" (In the Balence), is set to the wavering balence of feelings pitted against each other. The fourth movement, "Ecce Gratum" (Behold the Pleasant Spring), is a song dedicated to the joyfulness and renewal of springtime and the end of sadness. The fifth and final movement, "Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi" (Fortune, Empress of the World), is a stoic litany to Lady Luck. "Carmina Burana" is a valuable look into our mischevous past and perhaps a looking glass for our own time"The Divine Comedy
Inferno
Purgatorio/Ascension/ParadisoFire
Fire!
The Magnificat begins with a majestic fanfare. An interplay of a variety of voices provides joyful melodies depicting singing, dancing and outdoor celebration. It includes a fascinating percussion feature that utilizes polyrhythms. The color guard interpretations are beautiful throughout the piece. Requiem, in striking contrast, is a soft and introspective meditation on the themes of life and death, with a prayer for all humanity. Gloria is a vigorously rhythmic selection with unusual and unexpected metric changes. It allows the opportunity to display dazzling drill and fiery guard work, propelling itself to a higher velocity, jubilant finale. Truly a joyful noise.
The Marching Braves are led on the field by Drum Major Ryan Snyder, Visual Ensemble Captains are Billie Jo Smith and Lindsey Heintzelman.
The director of the Shikellamy Marching Braves is Scott Carey. The assistant director is Ted DiCola. The musical arranger is Ralph Lehman.
Show design is by Duane DeWire. His assistants are Jude Boughton and John Fisher. The visual instructors are Kim Carey and Jennifer Donmoyer.
Percussion arrangers and instructors are Patsy VanKirk, Mike Ferlazzo and James Hagan. Their assistants are Bill Groves and Kyle Wolfe.
Music and marching instructors are Buddy Palko, Ingrid Howard, Matt wagner and Eric Shaffer.
Skikellamy has won the Cavalcade of Bands American Class Championship in 1976 and 1977, the Liberty Class Championship in 1979 and the Yankee Class Championship in 1985 and 1991. Most recently, the Marchign Braves have won the CMBC Championships in 1992 and 1993.
In past years the Marching Braves have entertained audiences in the Orange Bowl and the Fiesta Bowl parades. They have performed all over the United States and in Carnegie Hall. In addition, they have performed half-time shows at the Eagles, Giants, and Redskins NFL football games.
The success of our organization is achieved by the teamwork, commitment and dedication of the young men and women standing on the field before you. We would like thank the parents, school administration, faculty and surrounding communities for their generous support.
And now, sit back, relax and enjoy the unmistakable sounds of the Shikellamy Marching Braves.
American Overture For Band
Ritual Fire Dance
Fire of Eternal Glory
FirebirdThe 1998 Shikellamy Marching Braves continue a tradition of presenting exciting, innovative and challenging programs. This year the band will explore a trilogy of liturgical choral music by contemporary composer John Rutter.
"The Promise of Living" from The Tender Lands
12 Seconds To The Moon
"Abram's Pursuit"
"Fantasy On A Gaelic Hymnsong"
"American Faces"Return To The Centre of The Earth
I. Overture/Dance of A Thousand Lights
II. Still Waters Run Deep
III. Buried In Time
A. Buried Alive
B. Cascades of Fear
C. Floodflames
IV. The End of The ReturnRaging River
Into The Raging River - Steven Reineke
Shenandoah - Frank Tichelli
On The Waterfront - Leonard BernsteinAirborne!
Music of Sam Hazo
Ride
In Heaven's Air
In FlightRubicon
Die Hexe Und Die Heilige
The Shikellamy Marching Braves continue a tradition of presenting exciting, innovative and challenging programs. They will be performing "The Witch and The Saint" by Steven Reineke. A piece about a set of twins born in Germany around 1588. At that time, twins were considered a bad omen, therefore the twins were separated at birth into different homes. One was sent to a convent, the other stayed with her natural parents. Both girls could predict future events. The sister who lived with the nuns predicted good events, known as the saint, and the sister who lived with her natural parents predicted bad events, hence she was considered a witch. The band portrays this tail performing music that represents each sister, as well as the struggles they went through including the towns people chasing the witch out of town into the forestNew York State of Mind
The Marching Braves would like to extend an invitation for you to join them as they present a day in Manhattan through Samuel Hazo’s “Sevens” and Robert Sheldon’s “Metroplex.”
We begin with a glorious sunrise as the city takes on a life of it’s own. As the day progresses, you will experience the people, traffic, street performers and city life that is Manhattan. We will take you to an inner city jazz club where you can experience the blues through saxophone soloist Olivia Fladmark and Andrew Balonis. Music found in any jazz club throughout Manhattan. After our night out on the town, you will experience a wild taxi ride, taking you home as the sun rises again for another day.The Year of the Dragon
I. Celebration
II. Honor
III. StrengthThe Primary Colors of Life: Yellow, Blue & Red
Part 1 - Yellow: A Winters Dawn
Part 2 - Blue: Appalachian Morning
Part 3 - Red: Month of the Cold MoonA Journey Through Time
Georgia on my Mind
Cadillac of the Skies
Sing, Sing SingThe Great Locomotive Chase
Last Train HomeThe Soviet Evolution 1917-1991
Dmitri Shostakovich's "Festive Overture" It includes a pre show warmup of Bolero, followed by Pictures of Spain. The show ends with a custom version of Malaguana featuring an excellent percussion feature.
Alfred Reed's "Russian Christmas Music"
Igor Stravinsky's "Firebird Suite""Southern Fiesta " .
Bolero
One More Time Chick Corea
Canto del VienitoAppalachian Spring
Locomotion by Key Poulan
HIEROGLYPHICS
1st Movement
Valley of the Kings
2nd Movement
The Golden Horus
3rd Movement
The Royal CartouchesThe Music of M.C. Escher
Red by Key Poulan
China
Cuba
Soviet UnionSongs From the South Southern Style
Flight
The show takes you from the haunting visions of Leonardo da Vinci's dreams of a flying machine through the majesty of flight and into the exciting racer planes of the 1930s and the experiments of the US Air Force Blackbird.The Trinity High School Music Department is proud to present the 1998 Shamrock Marching Band. This years production "Colors of the Year", provides a visual look into the four seasons of the calendar year. "Beach Frolic" takes you to a day on the beaches of Florida with the blue skies and clear water. Bill Whelans' Home and Heartland shows us the splendor of autumn and the harvest festival. New age artist Paul Winter provides the music for winter and spring by mixing the beauty of two European Christmas carols in Peasant Revels and the serenity of spring in Appalachian Morning.
This years's staff includes:
We would like to thank the Trinity High School Music Association and Administration for theri continued support. We hope you enjoy our performance.The Music of the Beatles
Magical Mystery Tour
Michelle
Eleanor Rigby
Hey Jude/The EndTwelve Seconds to the MoonBallet SacraMass
Chorale and Gloria
God Said
Simple Song
Agnus DeiThe Iliad
Portraits of the American West
Midnight in Transylvania
Original Music by Key PoulanMurder in Manhattan
Original composition by Key PoulanA Russian Folk FestivalThe Way of the WarriorAn American Rhapsody
The Music of George GershwinThe Odyssey
The Music of Leonard Bernstein's "Candide"
Westphalia Chorale
Battle Scene
Candide's Lament
Auto-Da-Fe
Make Our Garden GrowSoaring
Featuring music from the hit Broadway musicals:
The Drum Major of the 1998 "Marching Millionaires" is Mr. Derek Slaughter. Band Director is Mr. Paul Kellerman. Show design once again is provided by Mr. John Howell. Percussion instruction is provided by Mr. Donald Fisher. Mr. Todd Kendall is the color guard coordinator. Additional guard assistance is provided by Mr. Jim Olson.
Watch the "Marching Millionaires" at the 1998 Orange Bowl Parade from Miami, Florida, on New Year's Eve!
Requiem from Evita,
Façade from Jekyll & Hyde,
Bui-Doi from Miss Saigon
Defying Gravity from WickedStephen Melinno has written this epic work as musical tribute to Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Born in Brno, a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1897, Korngold ventured to Hollywood where he gave so much of himself. He died in 1957. Eric was a child prodigy who, at the age of ten, impressed Gustav Mahler as a musical genius. A trip to the video store to rent "The Seahawk" or "King's Row", or "Robin Hood" will illustrate Erich's musical brillance.
The Symphonic Band Music of Robert W. SmithPandora's Box - the Triumph of Hope
Based on the music of Bela Bartok and Dr. Adam Brennan
Pandora, the first and most beautiful woman created by the gods is non-the-less
tempted by one of the most common emotions: curiosity.
The unanticipated and irreversible consequences of her decision to open the box
given to her by the gods, unleashes all the evils of mankind.
Yet, inside the box, hope remains ......
.... a promise of unimaginable joys to come with ....
The Triumph of Hope!El Fuego Latino
Sierra Sister,"
" Tiger of San Pedro,"
" Ran Kan Kan
" El Gato Triste"Tommy
Overture
Go to the Mirror
Sparks
Pinball WizardThe Planets
Mars, the Bringer of War
Venus, the Bringer of Peace
Jupiter, the Bringer of JollitySounds of Sousa
This year’s 2007-2008 marching show, “Sounds of Sousa,” is dedicated to the thousands of American men and women actively serving in harms way to preserve our civil liberties and the American way of life. We also honor those who have stood beside us, defending freedom and democracy, and left this world in our friendship, leaving behind a legacy of honor, dedication, and selfless sacrifice.
2007 marks the 75th anniversary of the passing of another great American and patriot; John Philip Sousa. The Arundel High School Wildcats Marching Band has chosen to honor his memorable life and compositions as they reflect all that is fitting and honorable about our United States Armed Forces. Please join our marching Wildcats as we travel through time from an era when these traditional musical emblems of hymns and songs personified the bravest of military institutions as only Sousa could create and revel in the joy that we share today as we revisit these beloved and familiar songs of triumph and perseverance in the face of uncertainty. We are proud to present “Sounds of Sousa,” a musical tribute to John Philip Sousa: Traditions of Excellence, Service, National fervor, and Pride in what makes our country and those within it great.Channel One Suite
Inez
Adventures In TimeCorazones de Espana (Hearts of Spain)
Celebration Suite
Cod Te Partro
Conquistador
FantasyMagna Humanitas
Complexity
Remembrance
ChaosSonido del Fuego
Aztec Fire
La Suerte de la Tontos
En Sueno
EchanoCatch Me If You Can
Catch Me If You Can (Part 1)
Embraceable You/Come Fly With Me
Catch Me If You Can (Part 3)Balance, Harmony, Structure
The American Voice
The Musselman High School Marching Applemen proudly present a tribute to the men, women, and veterans of the first one hundred years of the United States of America.
The show opens with Ployhar's arrangement of Yankee Doodle, followed by Hennings arrangement of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, an arrangement of Dixie/Battle Hymn, and concluding with Mairs' arrangement of Taps and God Bless America.
The show incorporates authentic flags from the period of 1776-1863. All past U.S. flags are referred to by their period or given name and are considered inactive (in regards to handling). There is no current U.S. flag being used in the presentation.
The Marching Applemen, from Inwood, West Virginia, are comprised of 51 winds and percussion, 14 guard members, 3 field commanders, and 6 field managers. This years program is under the field direction of Field Commanders Tracey Jordan and Tiffany Renner and assistant field commander Rachel Rhinehart.
Jekyll and Hyde
Pompeii
Homage Tapestry Three
Cantus Song of Aelous
The Darkness is Always Soft
Symphony for Brass and PercussionMoods
Barbarian Horde
Adagio for Strings
Bacchanale
Hear Ye Hear YeJules Vernes Journeys
Journey to the Center of the Earth
20 000 Leagues Under the Sea
Around the World in 80 Days
From the Earth to the MoonBatter Up
Baseball An American Pastime
The Garden
Alone in the Crowd
Tihai
Your Out
Cracker Jacks
My Heart and I
Losing the Game
Bottom of the Ninth
Home RunDaydreams at Dusk - Selections from Beethoven
Ist movement - Beethoven's 5th Symphony
2nd movement - Fur Elise
3rd movement - Scherzo
4th movement - Pathetique Sonata
5th movement - Ode to JoyThe Incredibles
Music from King Kong
The Music of Cole Porter
"Night and Day"
"Every Time We Say Goodbye"
"Too Darn Hot"Stormworks
"Timestorm"
"Before the Storm..."
"Into the Storm!"This Ain’t Kansas, Toto
Over the Rainbow
Merry Old Land of Oz
Ding-Dong, the Witch is DeadStompin' At The Savoy
I. Stompin' at the Savoy
II. They can't take that away from me
III. Sing, Sing, SingShades of Manhattan
Birdland
Nightingale
I Got RhythmRituals
Ave Maria / O' Fortuna
Fur Elise / Requiem
Bohemian RhapsodyMusic from John Tesh's "Concert at Red Rocks"
Day One
Road Made for Animals
Shock
April Song
BarcelonaA Tribute to Heroes
The Music of Hans Zimmer
from The Rock and BackdraftOye Mi Canto
El Mas Feliz Del Mundo
Como BailaWe Will Rock You/We Are the Champions, Fat Bottomed
Girls, Bicycle Race, Bohemian Rhapsody.Faces of America
Triptych
Part 1- "Triptych" - by Greg Riley
Selections:
Moonlight Serenade
Part 2 - Lines - "Short Ride on a Fast Machine" - John Adams/arr. Riley
Part 3 - Space - "An American Elegy" - Frank Tichelli/arr. Riley
Part 4 - Geometrics - "Great Divide" - Don Ellis/arr. RileyThe music of Stan Kenton, featuring Malaguena, Peanut Vendor, and Granada.The 2000-2001 Fairmont Senior High School "Polar Bear" Marching Band, will be presenting the music of 1945.
Sentimental Journey
Opus One
Stardust
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Sing Sing Sing
Taps
God Bless America
Greased Lightning
Shakin' at the High School Hop
Beauty School Dropout
Born to Hand Jive
We Go TogetherCaribbean Nights
Caribbean Nights
Flamingo Lips
Lemon Merengue
Jump in the Line
Jamaica FarewellPirates of the Caribbean
He's a Pirate
One Last Shot
To the Pirate's Cave!
Sword Fight
Bootstrap's BootstrapsThe Sounds of Simon
1. Bridge Over Troubled Water / You Can Call Me Al
2. Still Crazy After All These Years / 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
3. Late in the Evening
4. The Sounds of Silence / You Can Call Me AlIn the Shadow of Dragons
Mvt. 1: "The Quest"
Mvt. 2: "Descent Into the Dragon's Lair"
Mvt. 3: "Slaying the Firebreather"Heroes Fallen, Not Forgotten by Key Poulan
I. Shades of Shenandoah for Mrs. Bixby
II. Wars, Politics, Homeland Tragedies
III. Let Freedom Ring
Heroes Fallen, Not Forgotten is a salute to those in the military who have given their lives in service to their country, and to those who got caught up in the midst of tragedy due to the actions of others, such as assassinated presidents and civil rights legends.From Chaos to Glory
Chaos
GloriosaRussian Sailor's Dance, Anitra's Dance, Ritual Firedance,
Shaker Dance.Armenian DancesFour Scottish Dances
The Marching Wildcats' continue their tradition of performing symphonic music based on folk dances, with their 2001 show entitled, "Four Scottish Dances" featuring the music of British composer, Malcolm Arnold. The composition is based on three original melodies composed in Scottish style and one written by the beloved Scottish poet, Robert Brown. The movements are entitled: "Strathspey," "Reel," "Hebridean Song," and "Fling."
The show opens with a solo drummer rallying the members of the band accompanied by a few lines from "Scotland the Brave," which leads into the first dance, "Strathspey." This slow dance is followed immediately by very lively "Reel" in which the theme is traded back and forth between the woodwinds and brass. This movement also features trumpet soloist, Mat Vance, and our tuba section, Caroline Servinsky, Eric Schriver, Ammon Wagner, and Luke Southerton. After a brief pause, we are treated to a musical impression of the sea and a calm, summer's day on the Hebrides Islands as we listen to "Hebridean Song." The song is introduced by mellophone soloist, Ashley Cooper. The music ebbs and flows with dynamic and textural changes until it drifts away into the last, soft chord. A percussion feature highlights the various sections of the battery and a trumpet duet by Mat Vance and Mike Jones followed by a battle between the woodwinds and brasses. All forces combine to whirl to an exciting end.
The Marching Wildcats' 2002 Show features the music of Russian Composer, Alexander Borodin. Borodin's music is traditional European Russian tinged with the exotic sounds of the Orient -- the eastern reaches of the Russian Empire. Borodin was proud of Russia's rich and diverse cultural heritage.
The show opens with a movement from Borodin's Symphony No. 2. The music gives the impression of feasting and revelry in the courts of the Tartar warriors. For a moment, we depart the feast and travel to the Russian Steppe, the vast, seemingly endless flat grasslands in Central Asia. Borodin gives us a musical impression of a Russian caravan as it crosses the Steppe carrying tea and silk from the East. We hear the soft, gently undulating song of the Asian caravan drivers mingling with the stately melodies of the Russian soldiers as they make their way along the ancient Silk Roads. This movement was actually written for a celebration to honor Czar Alexander II. Following two percussion features, we return to the symphony and the sounds of the feast as the show moves quickly to its finale.Reflections of Earth
Hearing Is Believing - Music of Polar Express
Spirit of the Season
When Christmas Comes to Town
Transition
BelievePirates
The theme for this year's field show is "MHS presents JAZZ....Red-hot and Cool!!! It will feature the following selections: "La Suerte de los Tontos", "Fly Me to the Moon", "Birdland", and "Georgia on My Mind".Music from the Gladiator & Ben Hur
Music of the Rock Group Styx
Mr. Roboto
A.D. 1928/Rockin' the Paradise
Too Much Time on my Hands
The Best of TimesAppalachian Spring
Fanfare for the Common Man
Episode I of Appalachian Spring
Episode B and Hoe Down
Simple GiftsAmerican Pageant
Yankee Doodle
America
Battle Hymn of the Republic
DixieMusic of Chuck Mangione
Feels So Good/Children of Sanchez,"
"Land of Make Believe,"
"Echano,"
"El Gato Triste"Music from Michael Jackson
Billie Jean
Black or White
The Way You Make Me Feel
Beat It
ThrillerThe Iliad
"Rise of the Firebird" by Steven Reineke and "Abram's Pursuit"
by David R. Holsinger.Feiro
Age of Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine In
Flight of the CondorThe Music of Styx and Earth Wind & Fire
Mr. Roboto
This year's thrilling field show is entitled A Roman Epic. The Knights use continual movement and a highly harmonious production. Individual selections include "Pine of Rome" --- The appian Way and Villa Borghese, the love ballad from the move "Ben Hur" and "Bacchanale". Our talented soloists are Bryan Gosnell, Jacob Tarbert, Seth Freedman, and david Kopp. The band is directed by Mr. Richard Anderson and is under the capable field command of drum majors Sarah Derewitz and Gretchen Weingarth.
The York Suburban Marching Knights are anticipating an outstanding season. We extend sincere appreciation to York Suburban School District's administration and school board. Our success can be attributed to the talent, dedication and cooperation of not only the performers and staff, but also to many fine people for their enthusiastic support for our intriguing art form - the York Suburban Band Boosters, parents, alumni, and friends. The Knights of York Suburban genuinely hope you enjoy our Roman Epic presentation.
The Best of Times/Rockin' the Paradise
Let's Groove
After The Love Has GoneThrough the Fire and Flames
Alive and Amplified
Thriller
Nights in White SatinWe proudly present the 1998 edition of the York Suburban Marching Knights Field Show. The Marching Knights are beginning their forth-first year of providing musical entertainment to the York area community and beyond. The band has appeared in every major parade along the east coast and Canada and has been nationally televised on ten occasions. This year marks only the thrid year in full competitoin for the Marching Knights.
Soaring to the Sky
The Music of Robert W. SmithTrick or Treat
Celebration
composed & arranged by John Bugosh
original composition by John Bugosh; Samuel Hazo’s "Olympiada," & "Remembrance"The Galaxy and Beyond
To Challenge the Sky and Heavens Above
Mars
JupiterThe Daily Grind
Quest
Minimally Speaking
Jubilation Suite II
Jubilation Suite IThe First Millenium
"A New Millenium"
"Carmina Burana"
"As the Bridegroom to His Chosen"
"Barbarian Horde" from "Gladiator"
"Adiemus"The music of Raymond Scott
Powerhouse
The Toy Trumpet
Mountain High, Valley Low
Dinner Music For A Pack of Hungry CannibalsLeonard Bernstein's West Side Story
Maria
Mambo
Cool
TonightSwing, Swing, Swing
Moonlight Serenade
Sentimental Journey
Opus One
Stardust
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Smackin' The Groove
Harlem Nocturne
Georgia On My MindSymphonic Pictures
Pictures at an Exhibition
Jupiter
FirebirdFire, Passion and Fury
Inferno by Robert W. Smith The band is under the direction of Mr. Brad Ford.
The Red Cape Tango by Michael Daugherty
The Armies of the Omnipresent Otserf by David Holsinger
Our Unique Musical Interpretation of the Spanish Conquistador’s Exploration and Confrontation with the Aztec Indians
Captain of Castille…..Alfred Newman
Easter Symphony…..David Holsinger
Aztec Rituals
Aztec Dance…..H. Owen ReedCreation of Color
The Wild Things
This year’s show, entitled “The Wild Things” is based off the literary children’s classic “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak. His mother sends Max, who makes mischief of one kind or another, to his room without eating anything. As the night progresses, Max’s room turns into a forest and he finds himself on a long voyage across a mysterious ocean to the Land of the Wild Things where he fulfills his destiny as King of all wild things. After a wild rumpus, declared by the king, Max finds himself missing home, and very hungry. Despite the begging and pleading from his wild thing subjects, Max returns to his boat and sails home, where he finds his supper waiting for him, and it’s still hot.A Day in the Life of the Sun
Sunrise
The Morning Rush
Mid Day Heat
Sunset"A Salute to Freedom"
Fanfare for the Common Man (Copland)
American Salute (Gould)
I'll Be Seein' You (Kahail/ Fain)
Swing, Swing, Swing (Williams)
Taps (Mairs)"La Baile del Toro"
La Suerte de Los Tontos
Spain
Children of Sanchez
ConquistadorJesus Christ Superstar
Overture
Heaven on Their Minds
Interlude
Superstar
John 19:41"Channel One Suite," "Land of Make Believe," and "Birdland"Meadowlands,
The Fire of Eternal Glory,
Russian Christmas Music.Earth: Voices of a Planet
Earth - Voices of a Planet
Appalachian MorningPirates of the Caribbean
Fogbound
The Medallion Calls
The Black Pearl
Blood Ritual
To the Pirates Cave
One Last Shot
He's a PirateTommy
The Cauldron
Disney Millennium Celebration
Soujourns
Rocky Point Holiday
Russians
Spanish FantasyMind of a Fortune Teller
Movement I: Contemplation
Movement II: Conflict
Movement III: ClarityThe Anatomy of Magic
The Pledge
The Turn
The Prestige
Every great magic trick consists of three acts. The first act is called "The Pledge"; the magician shows you something ordinary, but of course...it probably isn't. The second act is called "The Turn"; the magician makes his ordinary something do something extraordinary. Now if you're looking for the secret...you won't find it, that's why there's a third act called, "The Prestige"; this is the part with the twists and turns, where lives hang in the balance, and you see something shocking you've never seen before.Symphonic Portraits
Canon in D - Johann Pachebel
Joy from "The Awakening" - Joseph Curiale
Fire of Eternal Glory - Dmitri Shostakovich
Symphony No. 10, Mvmt. 2 - Dmitri ShostakovichPictures at an Exhibition
Fire of Eternal Glory
Firebird SuiteRenderings
The Music of Frank TechelliEclecticity - An energetic approach to different musical styles
Hand of Fate
Gabriel's Oboe
Minimally SpeakingA Symphonic Portrait
Minimally Speaking (New Rhythmics) by Richard Sacedo
Maranatha by Lee Harbaugh
American Faces by David HolsingerDaVinci's Dream by Key Poulan
1. The Ornithopter
2. Kitty Hawk
3. Breaking the Sound BarrierSelections from Sunset BoulevardJesus Christ Superstar Through the Eyes of a Child
selections include Children's Anthem, Land of Make Believe, Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Children's March: "Over the hills and far away"Carmina Burana
Russian Holiday Suite by Key Poulan
Russian Easter Overture
Russian Christmas MusicTutankhamun
The Devine Comedy
Stan Kenton's Cuban Fire Suite...Latin Jazz.Blue Shades
Through Countless Halls of Air - A Tribute to Flight
Symphonic Overture - James Barnes
In Heaven's Air - Sam Hazo
Ride - Sam HazoThe Hunt
I - Ritual and Flight
II - Lying in Wait
III - Pursuit and Capture
Music of James Barnes and others.Four Superpowers
I. Strength
II. Invisibility
III. Flight
IV. SpeedDanzas de Latinas
An original composition by A. Yozviak
Movement I - Water
Movement II - Steam
Movement III - IceMemoirs of A Gangster
Loud Spanish Music
La Suerte De Los Tontos
Pegasus
One More TimeStars on Stripes
The Karns City Junior- Senior High School Marching Band's show this year is entitled "Stars on Stripes." Our repetoire this year is:
The March from "1941"
Since I Fell for You
Sing, Sing, Sing
Since I Fell for You features soloist Katie Gaggini on the trumpet.
Sing, Sing, Sing features Lauren Groves on the Marimba and Emily Geibel on the Clarinet.
Drum Majors are Audra Schnell, Arryn Murray, and Brad Landgraf and the band is directed by Mrs. Dorinda Aigner, who is assisted by Darcie Bell. Terry Mackrell instructs percussion, Jay McPherson is the drill designer and instructor, and Steve Groves is the Brass instructor. Mrs. Kathie Groves assists Ms. Tammy Regal with the woodwinds. Sit back and enjoy our American themed show!Latin Heat, Malaguena, Peanut Vendor, GranadaClocks
Original composition by John Meehan
Nouvelle Experience and La Nouba
Eclipse by Rene Dupere; Distorted, Reve Rouge, Urban, and Jardin chinois by Benoit Jutras
Arrangements by Brian Drake and William Phalen
Produced by arrangement with Creation Meandres, Montreal, QUE, Canada
Movement I Wind-up
Movement II Pendulum
Movement III TimeThe Music of
Cirque du Soleil
Music by Brian Drake, Bill Phalen, and Brian Foltz
Part 1-Earth
Part 2-Air
Part 3-Water
Part 4-FireThe Journey
In our lives, we all go through a journey. It can be an emotional journey, a spiritual journey, or a physical journey. It can be a journey of the mind, the heart, or the body. Our journey is what defines us as people and makes all of us who we are. This is our journey.The Four Seasons
School's Out for Summer
Autumn Leaves
Winter Wonderland
Appalachian SpringThe Music of Aladdin
Overture To A New Era
"Sedona" by Stephen Reineke
"Aquara" by John Higgins
"At The Crossroads" by Robert W. SmithPlaytime
1) Row Yo Boat
2) Frere Jaques
3) A Tisket A Tasket
4) Looney Tunes Medley
5) Brahms LullabyThe Mystic Knight of the Oingo Boingo
1) Spiderman/Tales from the Crypt This years band staff includes: Gray Bricker, Director Eric Stebach, Asst. Director and Percussion Arranger Kevin Wrightstone, Drill Design Michelle Wrightstone, Color Guard Designer and instructor Elizabeth Hoffman, Percussion Arranger Andy Heiser, Pit Instructor. The Students and Staff would like to thank the Trinity Music Association for the Moral and Financial support without them this performance would not be possible. Please sit back and enjoy our performance.
2) Sleepy Hollow/The Simpsons
3) Edward Scissor Hands/BeetlejuiceThe Trinity High School Music Department is proud to present the 1999 Shamrock Marching Band. Our presentation incorporates the music from Medieval times asnd the Hymns of the American Shakers as interpreted by American band composer Ron Nelson. Our selections include Intrada from Courtley Airs and Dances, Homage to Perotin and Mayflower Overture.
Gimme Some Lovin'
Born To Be Wild
Brake Drum Break
One More Day (A Tribute to Dale Earnhardt)Americana by Bugosh
"America Fanfare"
"American in Paris"
"American Patrols"
"America" (West Side Story)
"God Bless the USA"Circuitry
Electrons
The Connection
OverloadThe Mummy
Movement I. (Imhotep, Tauger Attack, Night Boarders),
Movement II (Sand Volcano),
Movement III (Camel Race).La Mascara del Zorro (The Mask of Zorro)
"Cubre Tu Corazon" (Cover Your Heart)
Cubre 1: The Plaza of Execution
Cubre 2: The Dance
Cubre 3: Diego's Goodbye
Cubre 4: The RideAdventures on the High Seas (What's In Davy Jones Locker?)
Legend of the One-Eyed Sailor
Parade of the Tall Ships
He's a Pirate" from Pirates of the CaribbeanJazz, America's Music
Happy Days Are Here Again
Nutville
Pegasus
Since I Fell For YouLatin Sketches
Caravan
Quien Sera (Sway)
MalaguenaThe Spirit of the Mountains
"Defying Gravity"
"Selections from the hit Broadway musical "Wicked"
Movement I:
"No One Mourns The Wicked"
Movement II:
"One Short Day"
"Dancing Through Life"
"Defying Gravity"
Movement III:
"For Good"
"No Good Deed"The Legend of Medusa
Medusa explores the personality and life of the mythical underworld goddess who could turn to stone those who dared look at her and her bizarre head of live venomous snakes. The edgy music slithers through the lush harmonies and pulsating rhythms of ancient times, striking out—when least expected—like a coiled serpent to emphasize the menacing anxiety of Medusa’s distorted view of the world.
Mvt. 1: “Medusa Lures Poseidon”
Mvt. 2: “Athena’s Rage”
Mvt. 3: “Serpents”
Mvt. 4: “Gorgon’s Pursuit”Electronica: Music of the Future
A journey into the future through music, technology and groove!
Segment I: Waveforms
Segment II: Harmonic Synthesis
Segment III: Electroshock
Waveforms
An intriguing burst of energy is followed by a musical ascension that sets the stage for our journey to the future.
Harmonic Synthesis
Recharge your power cells with this lush ballad.
Electroshock
A light groove of energy is laid down from the start, gradually layered with artistic rhythms, then terminated with a chilling surge of energy.Birdland
Birdland
When a Man Loves a Woman
Eli's CominDestinations
On 10th avenue - Richard Rogers
Cuban Overture - George GershwinMovements of the Dark Side of Nature
Storm at Sea
Calm at Sea
Battle at SeaA Joyful Celebration
I. Little Fugue//Jesu Joy of Mans Desiring (J.S. Bach)
II. Symphony #9 (from mvmt.4, Beethoven)
III. Johan's Dream
IV. A Mighty Fortress (M. Luther)The Music of Ron NelsonImages of Osiris
I. Images in Sand II. Journey III. Conflict IV. Affirmation Creatively inspired by the ancient-Egyptian "Legend of Osiris"Music for the Dark Sky
I. The Darkening Sky: Clouds swirl and brood after a storm
(Howard Hanson’s Romantic Symphony (#5), mvt. 1)
II. La Notte Vivace: The clouds start to disappear, revealing the energetic Night
(Wild Nights by John Adams)
III. Polaris: Polaris and the evening sky are unveiled
(Twinkle by Steve Roberts and Marshall Reynolds)
IV. Luna di Amore: "Moon of Love" (Nessun Dorma by Giocanno Puccini)
V. Orion: In the Dark SkyThemes of Racing
I. Starting Line
II. Struggle
III. Point of Exhaustion
IV. Second Wind
V. Triumph
Music by Richard Danielpour, Beethoven, and John Adams. Arranged by Marshal Reynolds, Bill Adkins, and John Boyd.EmotIcons (Emotion Icons)
:-)
Happiness
("One Man Show" by Jeff Beal)
:-(
Sadness
("Inez at Santa Clara" from Legend of al Cabaca by James Sochinski)
>:-[
Anger
("Coronation of the Dead Queen" from Legend of al Cabaca by James Sochinski)
:-D
Excitement
("Danza Finale: Malambo" from Estancia by Alberto Ginestara)The Composition
I. Inspiration
II. The Blank Page
III. Vision
IV. Finishing Touches
V. The Masterpiececon-ZEN-tric
finding center and achieving balance
I. Confusion
("String Quartet #4, mvt. 5 Allegro Molto" by Bela Bartok)
II. Meditation
("Canyon" by Philip Glass)
III. Confidence
("The Fairy Tale Begins" by Barrington Pheloung)
IV. Fulfillment
(original music by Andy Yozviak, "And Can it Be?" by David Gillingham)
Combining concentric circles with "zen", con-ZEN-tric is 4 part experience through the lens of a first person narrative. Using philosophies of Zen, confusion becomes fulfillment through the process of meditation and the confidence that comes with becoming centered. Circles are used as a visual reference throughout the performance.Superstitious
Your luck’s about to change!!!
I. Superstition
(music from Stevie Wonder and the movies “Requiem for a dream” and “Signs”)
II. Unfortunate Events
(“Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs” by Leonard Bernstein)
III. A Change in Luck
(music by Andy Yozviak)
IV. Fortunate Events
(“Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs” by Leonard Bernstein)
Walking under ladders, broken mirrors, 4-leaf clovers, lucky horse-shoes… the 2007 Field Show production of the Fabulous Marching Cavaliers centers around the notion of superstition. In the introductory movement the group is “just asking for it” when they commit a series of blunders to those who believe in the Superstition of broken mirrors, walking under ladders, and the number 13. In the second movement, they reap what they sow when things break down in a series of Unfortunate Events. They get a Change of Luck in the third movement as they come across signs of good luck, and they are rewarded with Fortunate Events in the final movement as they set to right what went wrong!Africa
Prey Taboo
Relief
Ritual
HopeMusic of Aaron Copland; The Tender Land"New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm" featuring the sounds of the Stan Kenton
Orchestra
Round Midnight
23 degrees North by 82 degrees West
"Blue Shades" by Frank Ticheli and
"Hollywood Nocturne" by Brian Setzer.Dr. Seuss' "My Many Colored Days"
The show opens with "Taxi Driver", a big band jazz selection featuring trumpet soloists Brian Loose and Tyler Steck. The band switches styles with "Morning Mood" from Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg. Appalachian Morning by Paul Winter, our next selection, is performed in five-four time. "Dear One" from Kiss of the Spider Woman begins with a haunting melody passing from low brass to upper woodwinds, mid-voices and finally, the trumpets. The band closes with David Holsinger's "Gathering of the Ranks at Hebron." This exciting and diverse closer caps off our production.
The band is lead on the field by Drum Majors Melissa Kincaid and Amy Kerstetter.
Staff includes:
Director: Cameron Bruce
Assistant Director: Scott Ainscough
Student Teacher: Brian Victor
Supervisor of Music and Music Arranger: John Bugosh
Percussion Staff: Casey Kraynak, Adam Baldwin & Don Wood
Percussion Arranger: Andy Hostetler
Visual Designer and Director: Jude Boughton
Visual Coordinator: Steve Hartman
Guard Instructors: Matt Hirn & Erin Boughton
Drill Designer: Kevin Bell
Drill Instructors: Marty Gutzweiler & Frank MagelTapestries
A Tribute to Our Heroes, Lost and Fallen
Adagio for Strings
Gavorkna Fanfare
Psalm 42
American FacesThe Journey Westward
This year’s show is a musical representation of the westward expansion of the United States. Our journey begins in the East with the excitement of the unknown and the promise of a new day as we perform Ron
Nelson’s “Sonoran Desert Holiday.”
We then pause to reflect upon our journey thus far as we present Ralph Ford”s Piece, “Shannon Falls”.
Our migration westward concludes in the west with and intense finish across the plains as we perform
Hans Zimmer’s “Wonders of the NewThe Red Square
a montage of popular orchestral works of Russian Composers,
Including overtures, ballets, and folk musicSands of Gold
The Hatboro-Horsham Music Department is proud to present the 2001 edition of the Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit. This year’s unit consists of 70 musicians, 19 color guard members, and one Drum Major. The Hatters Marching Unit is an extracurricular activity, which, in addition to civic appearances and performances at football games, has represented the Hatboro-Horsham School District at Band Competitions proudly for the past three decades. Last year, the Band traveled to the Virginia Beach Festivals of Music and was crowned Grand Champions.
This year’s production draws forth visions of the rolling sands of Arabia as we set out in search of the Sands of Gold. Music from the movies The Wind and the Lion, The Mummy, and The Mummy Returns sets the backdrop for our exciting journey.
Helm Toccata
Heroes - P. Glass
Humanity - D. Schopp
Mission Impossible - D. ElfmanBallad of Sweeney ToddThe Music of David Holsinger
On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss
Ballet Sacra
Through Countless Halls Of Air by Francis Mcbeth
Canterbury Chorale by Jan Van der Roost
Abrams Pursuit by David HolsingerWaterventure
1. Falls
Musical selections include Niagara Falls, Hudson River, On the Waterfront
2. River
3. Storm
Based on the contemporary Wind Ensemble piece "Ghost Train", By Eric WhitacreTo Tame the Perilous Skies - D. Holsinger
New Century Dawn - D. GillinghamWild Knights
Wild Nights by John Adams
Jug Blues & FatPickin' by Don Freund
Scootin' On Hardrock by David Holsinger
Stained Glass by David GillinghamStill Life (Moving) The Music of the Pat Metheny Group
Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (Fanfare)
Harlem Nocturne
Night In Tunisia
Nights In White Satin
City of Angels
Timewarp to the 70's
Timewarp
Bohemian RhapsodyJesus Christ SuperstarA Gaelic Rhapsody
ReBirth
Distorted from La Nouba/Cirque Du Soleil
One Day I'll Fly Away from Moulin Route
Farandole from L'ArlesienneCirque du Soliel La Nouba
Distorted
Rêve Rouge
À La Lune
UrbanMangione Magic
Around the World For a Song
America The Beautiful
The Galway Piper
Variations on a Korean Folk SongSonoran Desert Holiday By Ron Nelson
Havendance
On a Hymsong of Philip Bliss
JoySong 1: "In The Hall Of The Mountain King" - Edvard Greig
Song 2: "Hung Up" - 70's Louisiana Funk Band "Salt"
Song 3: "The Abduction" Ingrids Lament - Edvard Greig
Song 4: "4th Movement from Simphonie Fantastique - Hector BerliozBig Band Era
This year's show opens with the swing standard "Satin Doll." The band continues with the driving sounds of "Big Noise From Winnetka." Next the drum line is featured in a classic rendition of "It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing." Finally, the show comes to an end with the relaxed yet powerful chart: "Wave."The 47 Ronin
Based on actual event in Japanese history, the 47 Ronin is the story of a group of Samurai warrriors who have lost their master, Lord Asano, and therefore their honor, to the treachery of Master Kira. After about a year of waiting and planning, the Samurai are able to exact their revenge on Master Kira and thus restore honor to themselves and the Asano family.A Night in Tunisia
A Day in the Life of a Fool
St. Louis Blues"We The People" Music by David Holsinger
Abram's Pursuit
Prairie Dances
Homage Tapestry #3
American Faces
The choices we make
The legacy we leave
"WE THE PEOPLE"
Stand Strong!
I. Mother Earth
II.Water
III. Wind
IV. FireRhyme of the Ancient Mariner
Winds of Poseidon
Of Sailors and Whales
The Sea Traders
Aria
Third TapestryIsland of the Dragonfly
.Gavorkna Fanfare
Drill writer - Kevin Bell
Analog
Changing States
Perc. Arranger - Rich Zabinski
Marching - Ron Condron, Pat Cavanaugh, Jason Venesky
Drum Majors...Leanne Micsky and Amber Waugaman.
"Flashback"
Karn Evil 9
The Tide is High
AquariusChromatics: The Interplay of Music and Color
In Caelum Fero
Intrada and Pavane
Dos a Dos
AdiemusThe Geometry of Sound
"Ride" by Samue Hazo
"Layers" by Ricahrd SaucedoBallet Sacra
Music from the Davlid Holsinger balletCrown Imperial, Intermezzo from English Folk Song Suite, Moorside MarchThe Music of Bill Chase
Open Up Wide
Handbags and Gladrags
Get It OnMagnificent Seven
On The Grand Prairie Texas
Saturday Night Waltz
by David Holsinger,In The Wake Of The Wind
Symphonic Innovations
"Machine" from 5th Symphony by William Bolcom
"Lento" from Dance Movements by Philip Sparke
"March" from Symphonic Metamorphoses by Paul HindemithAppalachian Sketches
Appalachian Spring
Saturday Night Waltz
Chorale and Shaker DanceAwakening - the music of Richard Saucedo
Africa: Cememony, Song, and Ritual
Excerpts from Africa: Ceremony, Song, and Ritual by Robert W. Smith and Variations on an African Hymnsong by Quincy C. Hilliard.Swing ThingRule Britannia
Earth, Moon, & Sun
featuring New World Dances by Martin EllerbyAmerican Reflections
"Belle" from Cajun Folk Songs (Frank Ticheli)
Theme and Variations on Amazing Grace (Anthony Plog)
"Happy Ending" from The Red Pony Film Suite (Aaron Copeland)"Music, Motion, and Mathematics" featuring the music of Joseph Curiale.
Addition & Subtraction
Division
MultiplicationThe Odyssey
Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey, tells the tale of Odysseus, a Greek warrior, and his journey home to Ithaca after the Trojan War. Cursed by Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, Odysseus encounters several trials and obstacles on his twenty-year journey home. Facing Cyclops, Circe, the Sirens, Cicones, and several other mythological characters, Odysseus loses most of his men. However, he does not lose hope of returning to Ithaca and to his beloved wife, Penelope. Even upon his return, he is faced with battle. He must fight suitors which are attempting to wed Penelope in his absence. In the end, Odysseus is finally reunited with Penelope.
Stayin' Alive
Based on the music of progressive metal band Symphony X, The Odyssey is a one movement musical adventure. Sit back and enjoy as the Kent Island High School Marching Band takes you on the musical journey of The Odyssey.DISCO FEVER
I Will Survive
Shake Your Groove Thing
Boogie Fever
Y.M.C.A.
12 Seconds to the Moon---Robert W. Smith
Cadillac of the Skies---John Williams
To Tame the Perilous Skies---David HolsingerRed, White, and Blue
Henry V
An American in Paris
The Stars and Stripes ForeverA Taste of Broadway
They're Playing Our Song
Sun and Moon (from "Miss Saigon")
Funny (from "City of Angels")American Anthems
American Overture for Band (James Wilcox Jenkins)
Of Amber Waves (Morton Gould)
Chester (William Billings)British Accents
English Folk Song Suite
Crown Imperial
Enigma VariationsFrom Sand to Sea
The music of Ron Nelson
Sonora Desert Holiday
Rocky Point HolidayRussian Christmas Music/Russian Easter Overture................................Alfred Reed/Rimsky Korsakov
Fire of Eternal Glory.............................................................................Dmitri Shostakovich
Dance of the Tumblers/Russian Christmas Music...................................Tchaikovsky/Alfred ReedYamato Damashii (Japanese Spirit)
Sakura (cherry blossom or cherry blossom tree)
Nippon (land of the rising sun)
Myaku (a pulse, or heartbeat, of hope)
Matsuri (a festival or celebration)Conquistador Into
Conquistador
Con te Partito
Spanish Fantasy
Closer de EspaniaKnights of the Caribbean
Music from Pirates of the CaribbeanLes Miserables
At the End of the Day
Bring Him Home
One Day MoreThe Mask of Zorro
Jekyll and Hyde
PROLOGUE (LOST IN THE DARKNESS)
FAÇADE
IN HIS EYES
MURDER, MURDER!
THIS IS THE MOMENTWest Side Story
The Who's rock opera Tommy
Overture(It's a Boy) 1
Go to the Mirror Boy
Overture(It's a Boy) 2
Sparks
Pinball WizardFusion: The Music of Karl Jenkins
IN CAELUM FERO
ZARABANDA/PALLADIO
CANTUS- SONG OF AEOLUS
ADIEMUSAmazonian Rainforest
Mvt. 1 - Through the Rainforest / The Anaconda
Mvt. 2 - Rainfall Through the Canopy
Mvt. 3 - The Yagua Natives Hunt With Their PucunasChain Reactions
I. Fission
II. Propagation
III. Mutual Excitation
IV. FusionYear of the Warrior
Theme from "Halo"
Dragon Fight
Tell Tale HeartWest Side Story
Bernstein's Garden
featuring music from Candide, The Mass and West Side StoryAmerican Images
FantaSea
Roswell Was Just the Beginning…
The Invasion is on!
Good Vibrations
Alien Visitor - Attack!
Theme Music from The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)The J. P. McCaskey High School Red Tornado Marching Unit is proud to present their 2003 field show entitled "The Geometry of Jazz" featuring music from "Channel One Suite." The band will utilize various geometric shapes to depict the three different movements of the suite. Featured soloists are Ryan Almodovar, tenor sax, and Dieter Strause, trumpet.Asian Visions
Inchon
Impressions of Japan
Variations on a Korean Folk SongFame
The Music of Superman
Based on composer John Ottman’s score from the recent 2006 film "Superman Returns", our production features five movements that take us on a journey with this celebrated Superhero.
Soaring far in the distance, a majestic and haunting fanfare will entrance you as we escape from the dying homeworld and hurl through the stars during our introduction, "Krypton".
Next, make sure to strap in and hold on as we take a wild and turbulent ride alongside the boy hero as he suddenly discovers the powers of flight in "Rough Flight".
The slow melodic strains in the ballad "How Could You Leave Us?" pour of passion and yearning as our hero learns that being immortal means never having his true love.
After featuring the symphonic sound of the hornline, the bombastic production "Kryptonite" follows the battle scarred percussion section as chaotic rhythms and smooth grooves get you up out of the seat.
Finally, while bringing you full circle with familiar themes and melodies, the final movement "Triumph!" victoriously achieves our Superhero’s mission that Good prevails over Evil.Double Crossed
The Getaway
The Chase
The Attraction
The Confrontation
Case ClosedAmerican Jukebox
Disco Inferno
Vehicle
Rockata And Fugue
After The Love Is Gone
Rockin RobinThe Dream of Flight
The Mood of Music
Ambiance
Aura
InspirationVolubilita!
The Freedom of Performance
I. Adsertor
II. Emodular
III. SpectabilisPassion Dances
Requiem by A.L. Webber
Homage by D. Holsinger
Easter Symphony by D. HolsingerWest Side Story
I. Somewhere-Maria
II. One Hand, One Heart
III. America
IV. Cool
V. I Have a LoveCopland Images
I. An Outdoor Overture
II. The Promise of Living
III. Copland FinaleMusic of the Spheres
I. Birth of Mercury
II. Mars Attacks
III. Venus d¹Amour
IV. Mother Earth
V. Song of Jupiter
VI. Earth¹s Ballad
VII. Mars vs. Jupiter
VIII. Arise
IX. Finale
Featuring the music of: Holst, Van Leeuwen, Strauss, & WilliamsFaçade
"Prologue / Murder, Murder" from Jekyll & Hyde
"Wishing you were somehow here again" from Phantom of the Opera
"Masquerade" from Phantom of the Opera
"Phantom of the Opera" Main Theme
"Façade" from Jekyll & HydePictures at an Exhibition
The Promenade
Hut of the Babe Yaga
Old Castle
Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks
Disputed Enfants
Great Gate of KieProcession of the Nobles
Russian Christmas MusicCivil War Suite
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Battle Cry of Freedom
Blue and Grey
The GloryPortraits of Spain
This year’s show is entitled “Portraits of Spain.” We begin our show with the exciting “Pictures of Spain” written by Larry Kerchner, which features trumpet soloists Christopher Short and Casey Megraw. This is followed by the emotional “Diego’s Goodbye” which segues into the popular Chick Corea composition “Spain.” We conclude our show with the ever-popular “Malaguena,” featuring trombone soloist Jared Welty. The band is lead onto the field by Drum Major – Heather Smith. Additional student leaders include: Brass Captain – Christopher Short, Woodwind Captain – Elizabeth Remelius, Percussion Captain – Derek Dry, Color Guard Captains – Caitlin McRae & Rebecca Mauk.The Blues Brothers
Can't Turn You Loose
Gimme Some Lovin'
Convict Medley
Soul ManA Night at the Opera
Somebody to Love
Bicycle Race
Fat Bottomed Girls
We Will Rock You
Bohemian RhapsodyOne More Time Chuck Corea
Land of Make Believe
EscorpionAll That Jazz
First Vision: The Music of Yoko Kanno
"Wicked", the Broadway Musical
No One Mourns the Wicked
Defying Gravity
Wonderful - I’m Not That Girl
No Good Deed – March of the Witch Hunters
Finale – No One Mourns the WickedBy Sky, Sea and Land
- "Through the Vulcan's Eye" by Robert W. Smith
- "In a Gentle Rain" by Robert W. Smith
- "Ride the Locomotive" (featuring excerpts from "The Great Locomotive Chase" by Robert W. Smith and "Ride" by Samuel Hazo)Pocono West's First Dance
Impressions of Japan
Hrunting
I. Hrunting
II. Wayland Reign
III. The Hunt for Grendel
IV. Victory-Beowulf's HrvengeSpace
Ignition
Exploration
ReentryA Pirate's Life
It's Only the Beginning: The Music of Chicago
Make Me Smile
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
Saturday In The Park
25 or 6 to 4Latin Fiesta
Aztec Fire
Wave
Havana Express
La Virgin De La Macarena
Aztec Fire (Reprise)Pictures at an Exhibition
Labyrinth
Beethoven
Fifth
Fur Elise
Ode to Joy
Pathetique Sonata
ScherzoThe Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
Featured Music
Jesus Christ Superstar
You Must Love Me/ Don’t Cry for Me Argentina
Phantom of the Opera
This season the Hurricane Marching Band highlights some of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most well known classics. Schuylkill Haven begins their tribute to the musical mastermind with a medley from Jesus Christ Superstar, one of Webber’s earliest works. We continue on to Academy, Golden Globe, Grammy and Tony award winning music from Evita. This medley includes "Don’t Cry for me Argentina" made famous when Madonna played the role of Eva Peron opposite of Antonio Banderas. We close our show with one of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most recognizable themes, Phantom of the Opera.Simple Gifts
The Band's 2003 Program, entitled "Simple Gifts," opens with Aaron Copland's symphonic work "Appalachian Spring." Following the opener is Francesco Sartori's beautiful Italian ballad "Conte Partiro," made popular several years ago by the vocalist Andrea Bocelli under the English translation "Time to Say Goodbye." Ending the show is John Zdechlik's popular concert band composition entitled "Chorale & Shaker Dance."Jazz, Music Made in America
Maple Leaf Rag
Ragtime Overture
I Got Rhythm
Fascinating Rhythm
Cherokee
Blue Rondo a la Turk
Try a Little TendernessA Patriot's Tale
Be Glad Then, America (1st movement of Schuman's New England Triptych)
Amber Waves by Gould
Chester Variations (3rd movement of Schuman's New England Triptych)Prelude to Infamy
Voices of Revolution
I. Fanfare
II. Revolution of the Individual
III. Revolution of the Arts
IV. Revolution of TechnologyBorn of Fire
The four movement production is a visual and musical tone poem depicting the relationship of fire to the Greek Mythological character of the Phoenix.An Enchanted Evening
Stars
The Enchanted Evening
DawnHeartbeat by Key Poulan
Miss Siagon
.Flying Home Medusa Key PoulanHits of the Temptations My Girl Mask of Zorro Takin' it to the Streets . . . of form Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy The performance is a journey through the spirit of Courage, as told through the experience and adventure of Amelia Earhart. Come journey with her and become one with her spirit:
I. Beyond the perilous skies The performance is a quest down different avenues in search of happiness. Come travel with us as we take pursuit. Morning I. Beat! Beat! Drums I. New Rhythmics Concerning Hobbits In The Flesh This year the Greenbrier East High School Marching Band continues the exploration of Rock Music in a modern marching setting. While many bands have played rock music on the field (i.e. college bands and "show" bands), we are trying to present the genre in a new and interesting way that challenges our students, entertains fans, and makes full use of our abilities as a marching musical ensemble. A Fusion of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" with the MGM I. Zeus Flight of the Phoenix Edgar Allan Poe's The PIT and the PENDULUM 1. Sentenced to Death; the Descent into the Dark Unknown City Rhythms Games Tag West Side Story Tonight Skylights Soak Up the Sun Twisted Minuet and Short Circuit Music by John MeehanDisney's FANTASMIC! Featuring music from the Disney Theme Park live-action, animation, and fireworks night-time spectacular.A Latin Fiesta Malaguena Movement 1 - Let There Be Light Muppet Show
At Last
Papa was a Rolling Stone
I Can't Get Next to YouThe Mask of Zorro
Diego's Goodbye
Mark of Zorro - FinaleMain Street
Bohemian Rhapsody
Seasons of LoveReflections
. . . of sound
. . . of lightRemember Pearl Harbor
At Dawn They Slept (December 7, 1941)Amelia: in the spirit of courage
II. Unless we Dare
III. Intrepid Voyager
IV. Behold the restless Day!
V. without Horizon
I. Money
II. Love
III. Sacrifice
Happiness is not a destination but a method of life. - Burton Hills
The music is by Larry Daehn and David Holsinger.Desert Day
Noon
NightDark Knight
II. Adagio for Strings
III. Medea's Dance of VengeanceMinimally Speaking by Richard Saucedo
II. Layers
III. EchoesThe Fellowship of the Ring
Black Rider
Aragorn & Arwen
A Journey The The Dark
The Fellowship Of The RingPink Floyd's "The Wall"
Another Brick in the Wall (parts 1 and 2)
Good Bye Blue Skies
Another Brick in the Wall (part 3)
The TrialJust Push Play
The 2005 show entitled "Just Push Play" features the music of Aerosmith. Steven Tyler & company have been rockin' now for three and a half decades. Their longevity has created a huge fan base from baby boomers to todays teens. Over the lifetime of the band, they have explored various styles of music which we will highlite in our performance. From the urban hip hop beats of "Just Push Play" we will continue with the culturally influenced "Taste of India". We will then crank it up with the hard rockin' "Eat the Rich". The finale begins with the soulful power ballad "Cryin'" and concludes with a high energy chorus of the classic hit "Dream On".
We've got a great show put together for you, the only question remains: "ARE YOU READY TO ROCK??!!!"The Dark Side of Oz
Classic "The Wizard of Oz"Pandora's Box by Key Poulan
II. Plagues
III. Hope
IV. Without Evil, There is No GoodThe Phoenix
Death of the Phoenix
Resurrection of the PhoenixEvolution - The evolution of marching band from the 1950's to the present
2. The Horrific Slicing of the Steel Crescent
3. The Scorching Walls Condense toward the Dark VoidJules Verne's Journeys
Sudoku
Capture The FlagEstancia
Ravelero
Aztec FireVideo Killed the Radio Star
America
Maria
Jet Song
One Hand, One HeartTour de Force
Open Wide
Flight of the CondorA Tribute to Baseball
Moondance
Venus and Jupiter from "The Planets"Classic Schizophrenia arranged by Key Poulan
Polo-Ritalin Dances
BachthovenThe Laws of Motion
Don't Cry For Me Argentina
Conga
Evil WaysIn The Beginning By Key Poulan
Movement 2 - Land and Seas
Movement 3 - The LivingIt's Not Easy Being Green
Fraggle Rock
Mahna Mahna
It's Not Easy Bein' Green
The Rainbow Connection
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