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Marlington

Instrumental Music Department’s

Winter Concert 2018

Upcoming Dates

Mar. 3rd HS OMEA Large Group Contest

Mar. 17th Mattress Fundraiser

Mar. 30th - Apr. 2nd Spring Break

Apr. 13th - 15th School Musical

May 1st Spring Concert 6th - 12th Grade

May 28th Memorial Day Performances

June 3rd Graduation

June 6th Last Day of School

Aug. 12th - 17th HS Mandatory Band Camp at Muskingum!!!!!

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Under the Direction of

Bret PendergastMarch 1, 2018 at 7:00 pm

in the High School Auditorium

The

High School Jazz Band

The Candy Man…………………………L. Bricusse & A. Newley arr. Sammy Nestico

Most people would recognize this song from the movie “Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory” or from the single release by Sammy Davis Jr.

(interestingly, his only #1 single). In 2014, Sammy’s version was sampled to create a virtual duet with Barry Manilow.

Alto Saxophone Trumpet Trombone

Trenton Herzog^ Kassandra Kurtz Marc Vichnar

Luis Montelongo Breanna Baumgarten Rex Jackson

Alivia Collins Allyson Haines^ Michael Myers

Megan Quinn Jorja Kline Alexandrea Thomas

Christina Dager Isabella Delmoro Preston Hartman

Erika Black

Tenor Saxophone Madi Hall Percussion

Alison Sanor Rylee Miles

Jonathan Kurtz Piano Connor Ecrement^

Corrine Bauhof^ Jonathan Brahler

Bari Saxophone

Chance Gaczkowski Guitar

Sloan Stakleff

Bass Clarinet Trombone Euphonium

2 11

^ = Senior

Parent – Teacher Communication – Concert Etiquette

THE TEN RULES OF CONCERT ETIQUETTETHE TEN RULES OF CONCERT ETIQUETTETHE TEN RULES OF CONCERT ETIQUETTETHE TEN RULES OF CONCERT ETIQUETTE (For Adults)

1. Refrain from talking. The first and greatest rule. It also includes whispering to or disciplining your other children. 2. Refrain from unwrapping noisy candy wrappers during the performance. If the composer wanted to include crinkle paper noises to the music, he/she would have written it into the parts. 3. Turn off pagers, cell phones and watch alarms. While many cell phones and pagers have symphonic-like rings, they don’t always fit into the musical score, nor do they provide pleasant sounds for your neighbors. 4. Do not wave to your children during the concert. After all, they do know who you are already, and they know you are there; you most likely brought them to the concert. 5. Do not take flash photography. You do not want your child to fall off the stage from blindness, do you? 6. Do not walk down the center aisle with your video camera. Video cameras work just as well from the back of the auditorium. (Besides; the light is usually not good enough for video taping anyway.) 7. Do not leave as soon as your child’s portion of the concert is over. All of the students deserve a full audience for their performances. Remember, next time your child’s song(s) could be last. 8. Applaud at appropriate times. Some musical selections have several sections. Remember, it’s not over until all of the sections of that selection have been performed. 9. Do not leave the auditorium during the music. Wait for a break in the concert to visit the restroom, unless you are carrying a screaming child, in which case you should leave quietly and quickly. PLEASE! 10. Go to the concert expecting the best. You might just be surprised how good your student sounds when the other students join in!

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Thank-You’s…Our Principals Mr. Pepper, Mr. Evanich, and Mr. Spondyl for all of their

support and help.

Mr. Cannon and the Custodial Staff for making all of our lives better.

The Staff and Teachers for their help with our program.

My Assistants - Mr. & Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. Stakleff for making our

programs better with their skills and abilities.

Mrs. Grubb, Ms. Newill, Mrs. Ashmore, Mrs. Troyer and the Boosters for

working so hard to support the program, staff, and students.

The Students for all their hard work this year!

Mr. Knoll and the Administration for all of their help and for the programs.

All of the Parents that make learning music a priority in their kids lives.

Stacie, Corwin, and Drew - The Roses on the Path to the Tower.

The

6 Grade BandAliens Landing………..………………………….……John Prescott

Subtitled “In Your Backyard!”, this selection uses sound tubes and other percussive effects to simulate an eerie atmosphere.

Comet Ride…………………………………..………Brian Balmages

To explore the composition of a comet, NASA launched an 820 lbs. probe to crash into Comet Tempel 1. Deep Impact (a flyby spacecraft) photographed the

impactor probe as it hit the comet at approximately 23,000 mph.

Ode To Louie…………………………..…..……arr. Brad Schoener

This arrangement combines Beethoven’s “Ode To Joy” with Richard Berry’s “Louie Louie”. The most famous rendition is still the Kingsmen’s version from

1963.

Erika Black Marc Vichnar* Rex Jackson

Madi Hall Emily Troyer^ Alexandrea Thomas

Corrine Bauhof^ Nicholas Watson Tuba

Bassoon Preston Hartman Samuel Morrow*^

BreAnna Boyce^ Joshua Rzucidlo Michael Myers

Percussion

Rylee Miles* Connor Ecrement^ Killian Caldwell

Jonathan Brahler Elijah Ketler Branyn Gerber^

Matthew Ashmore Edward Rose Jorja Kline

Tyler Nidy

310

* = First Chair ^ = Senior

Flute Clarinet Trumpet

Mackenzie Buehler Emily Fox Raymond Cleveland

Jozie Cobb Trevor Holona KatieLynn England

Chloe Donnaurnmo Leah Menegay Leah Guess

Lauren Donovan Ashlyn Oswald David Hoebeke

Nattallie Naugle Brianna Waite Joshuah Stollings

Chloe Turner Alto Saxophone Joshua Tarter

Hannah Hersher Lucas Zink

Alix Leonard

Lillian Pulka

The

High School Jazz BandSoloists: Kassandra Kurtz, Michael Myers, Alison Sanor

Theme From Family Guy……………MacFarland, Zuckerman, Murphy

arr. Roger Holmes

The TV show is now in it’s 16th season and is the first cartoon to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series since the

Flintstones in 1961.

Twittering Machine…………………..….…..……Brian Balmages

This song was inspired by the painting “Twittering Machine” by Paul Klee that was inspired by the song “Die Zwitschermaschine” by Giselher Klebe. This is

our required piece for the contest.

Trombone Percussion

Serenity Carnes Mason Fenske Lilly Caldwell

Wyatt Dillon Austin Galloway Elizabeth Mason

Grace Harris Robert Porter Nash Minor

Hunter Hawkins Travis Ward

Caiden O’Brien

Emma Phillips

Baritone

Shekinah Ketler

Flute Oboe Tenor Saxophone

Allyson Haines*^ Michaela Nolf Megan Quinn

Miranda Morian Clarinet Katlynn Everhart

Katie Shatzer Elizabeth Narris* Bari Saxophone

Ashley Tarter Alison Sanor Luis Montelongo

Isabella Delmoro Maria Basso^ French Horn

Katie Truax Sarianne Baum Brennah Grubb^*

Danica Sedoris Kenzie Ashmore Karina DeLeon

Christina Dager Savannah Sponseller^ Hailey Hershberger

Cassidy Lanham William Cameron Jonathan Kurtz

Chantel Garnes^ Katelyn Bowers Trumpet

Victoria Young Alto Saxophone Kassandra Kurtz*

Alexis Hoopes Trenton Herzog*^ Heaven Garren

Megan Denny Breanna Baumgarten

Chance Gaczkowski Sierra Harris

Carter Gramlich Ryan Rigdon

Mario Babbo Kaitlyn Maley

David Unkefer

49

* = First Chair ^ = Senior

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The

High School Jazz BandSoloists: Trenton Herzog

Sanford And Son Theme………………………….…Quincy Jones arr. John Berry

The actual title of this song is “The Streetbeater”. Sanford and Son ran for six seasons and was the #2 show for several of the seasons. It was based on a BBC show entitled “Steptoe and Son” and was NBC’s answer to “All In The Family”.

The

High School Concert BandThe Band will be performing these songs for three OMEA judges on March 3rd at Lake High School. After that they will go to Lake’s band room and sight read a song for a fourth judge. Their ratings will be combined for an

overall rating.

Metamorphosis………………………………….…..……Gary Fagan

Gary Fagan has over 70 published works and has had many of them on various state lists for large group. This song has rhythmic vitality, soaring

legato lines and occasional meter changes.

Midway March……………………………..…………John Williams arr. John Moss

The Band is required to play a march and this one is one of Williams’ first big hits. The movie chronicles the Battle of Midway and starred Charlton

Heston, Henry Fonda, James Coburn, Robert Wagner, and Tom Selleck.

The

7 Grade BandChariots Of Fire………………………………………….……Vangelis

arr. Michael Brown

This theme is from the movie of the same name and has been used for commercials, TV shows, and campaigns. Among the Band Members, it’s called

Brennah’s Theme…

The River Kwai March……………………..……Malcolm Arnold arr. Robert Longfield

From the movie “Bridge On The River Kwai”, this march is a combination of Arnold’s march and “Colonel Bogey” by F.J. Rickets. As in the film, the band

begins by whistling the “Colonel Bogey” melody.

Sight Reading

The Band has graciously decided to allow everyone see what the first day of rehearsal sounds like when we start a new song. Most people only get to hear the “finished” product. The idea for this came out of a discussion I had with Mr. Evanich. The students will have 3 minutes to look the piece over, I will get to talk them through it for 3 minutes and then they will play it all the

way through - good, bad, or indifferent…

Flute

Emma Jackson* Wyatt Coffey Kayla Marteney

Abigail Corlett Summer Davis Mariah Babbo

Alto Saxophone

Spenser Rozich* Marta Miranda Emma Schnebelen

Elliot Lanzer Dylan Reynolds Logan Visi

58 * = First Chair

The

8 Grade BandLe Sabre……………….……….………………..………Eric Osterling

Eric Osterling started playing piano professionally at 14 and wrote over a hundred songs for concert band! He also taught in public schools for 34 years

in Portland, Connecticut.

Crusader’s Hymn……………..……..….…….…arr. James Ployhar

This song is known to many as “Fairest Lord Jesus”. The melody originally comes from the Silesia region - an area mostly in Poland on the Oder River.

1st and Goal……………………………………….…….…Joel Spineti

Whether it's high school, college, or professional football, nothing is more exciting than watching the action on 1st & Goal! This piece depicts the high energy of this fast-moving sport through the use of driving rhythms, melodic

brass lines, and soaring woodwinds.

Clarinet Trumpet Tuba

Maria Warner* William Coffey* Grace Edwards

Kaylee Cherry Autumn Ronske Percussion

Jayden Kelly Garret Kunz Elizabeth Mason*

Olivia Todd Jordan Dunham Nash Minor

Benjamin Lacher Hunter Evans Lilly Caldwell

Autumn Myers Trombone Rolando Ramirez

Sade Minor Timothy Mayle*

Hannah Frederick Kyler Mattern

Tenor Saxophone Jacob Marriner

Isaac Majoris

Dakota Garren Madisyn Greer

Bari Saxophone Baritone

Lauren Price* Kasey Lam

6 7* = First Chair

* = First Chair

Flute Bari Saxophone Trombone

Pilar Montelongo* Chance Gaczkowski Marc Vichnar

Janaan Alihassan Trumpet Emily Troyer

Clarinet Lindsey Rhoads* Alexandrea Thomas

Andrea Dager* Konnor Jackson Euphonium

Amelia Reeves Jacob Hamilton Jasmyne May*

Orah Green Alec Goodwin Tuba

Cade Ulbricht Gavin McCoy Zachary Morris

Bass Clarinet Kaitlyn Maley Samuel Morrow

Erika Black French Horn Percussion

Alto Saxophone Claire Gerber* CaliAnn England*

William Lanzer* Brennah Grubb Logan Waite

Trenton Herzog Jonathan Kurtz Antonio Delmoro

Tenor Saxophone Charles Bauhof

Megan Quinn Zacharius Clevenger

Kevin Aeling