Acknowledgements Cinnaminson High School Band Concert
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Acknowledgements Cinnaminson High School Band Concert
Acknowledgements Administration Cinnaminson High School Band Concert Dr. Salvatore Illuzzi – Superintendent Mrs. Terry Luxenberg – Asst. Superintendent Mrs. Darlene Llewellyn –High School Principal Mr. Ryan Gorman –Assistant Principal Mr. James Weber – Assistant Principal Ms. Kathleen Hennelly – Department Supervisor Upcoming Events Thursday, May 30th 7:00 PM – High School Strings Concert Sunday, June 2nd 3:00 PM – Cabaret Talent Showcase Tuesday, June 11th 9:30AM - CHS Hall of Fame Ceremony Thursday, June 20th - CHS Graduation Thursday, August 8th 7:00PM - CHS Alumni Band Concert (Wood Park) CHS Music Department Faculty New Albany School – Colleen Harding Rush School – Chris Adams, David Hercock, Natalia Sigmund CMS– Brian Bacon, Brian Belsky, Ed Cook, David Hercock CHS – Stephanie Berger, David Hercock, Deb Knisely Special Thanks Thank you to Mr. Ed Cook and Mr. Sean Wilson, Stage Managers and Mr. Tom Kennedy and the custodial staff for all your assistance in arranging the sound, lights and stage for this evening’s performance. Special thanks to Mrs. Stephanie Berger for her talent, her friendship, and for her unwavering support whenever we need it. The music faculty of Cinnaminson High School wishes to thank all of the CHS music students and their families for their participation, enthusiasm and support of the CHS music department. Featuring the Saxophone Ensemble, Chamber Music Band, Jazz Band, and Concert Band under the direction of Miss Deb Knisely and Mr. Rahmeaun Rahming, student teacher Thursday, May 23, 2013, 7:00pm Cinnaminson High School Auditorium Cover artwork by Honor Band Members Megan Brennan ’14 Western Burlington County Honors Band Concert Etiquette PLEASE • • • • • • Don't wander in and out of the auditorium, especially while the performers are performing. No flash photography. Turn off all your noise making gadgets – phones, watches etc. NO TEXTING! Take your coughs outside. (And noisy kids.) Clap enthusiastically to show your appreciation. Don't holler and hoot. Ashley Krebs - flute Alicia Pszeniczny - flute Christopher Knapp - flute Jessica Gant - flute Daniel Dunas - alto saxophone Nicole Peak - tenor saxophone Thomas McGann - trumpet Megan Brennan - trumpet James Geib - baritone Nicole Myers - mallet percussion South Jersey Symphonic Band Ashley Krebs - flute Daniel Dunas - soprano saxophone Olympic Conference Honors Band Ashley Krebs - flute Daniel Dunas - alto saxophone Nicole Peak - tenor saxophone Program Notes Hip is What? This original composition from Bruce Evans lets the whole sax ensemble shine. The idea came from his remembrances of childhood in band playing sax, not having the ‘coolest’ parts to play. He solves this issue with some difficult yet toe-tapping licks you’ll love. All the Small Things "All the Small Things” is a song by the pop/punk band Blink-182. It was the second single released from the band's third album Enema of the State. Written by guitarist Tom DeLonge for his girlfriend, the song is one of Blink-182's most popular songs and is often considered their signature song. When I Fall in Love "When I Fall in Love" is a popular song, written by Victor Young (music) and Edward Heyman (lyrics). It was introduced in the film One Minute to Zero. The song has become a standard, with many artists recording it, though the first hit version was by Doris Day. This version features senior alto sax soloist Dan Dunas. English Folk Song Suite “English Folk Song Suite” was commissioned by the band of the Royal Military School of Music. It was premiered on 4 July 1923, at Kneller Hall, H.E. Adkins conducting. In three movements, the Suite contains many different folk songs from the Norfolk and Somerset regions of England, including Seventeen Come Sunday, Pretty Caroline, Dives and Lazarus, My Bonny Boy, Green Bushes, Blow Away the Morning Dew, High Germany, and The Tree So High. Historically, the suite is considered (along with Gustav Holst’s two suites for military band) to be a cornerstone work in the literature, and one of the earliest “serious” works for the wind band. Concert Program Saxophone Ensemble The Star Spangled Banner.................................Smith/Key, arr. Knisely William Tell Overture................................................Rossini, arr. Evans Grande Sonate Pathetique....................................Beethoven, arr. Solor South.............................................................................Moten and Hayes Hip is What?.........................................................................Bruce Evans Chamber Music Band All the Small Things.........................................................Tom DeLonge The Original..............................................DelBuono/Dunne/Bednarek Drive.............................................................................................Incubus Jazz Ensemble Maximum Trajectory..............................................................Les Sabina Count Bubba’s Revenge...........................................Goodwin, arr. Ford When I Fall in Love.................................................arr. Holmes/Knisely Featuring Daniel Dunas, Alto Sax What Happens in Jazz Band, Stays in Jazz Band.................Andy Clark Concert Band Motion.............................................................................Brian Balmages English Folk Song Suite..................................Ralph Vaughan Williams And in the End it was Earth............................................Roland Barrett conducted by Mr. Rahming, student teacher Light Cavalry Overture.....................................von Suppe, arr. Fillmore In a Gentle Rain............................................................Robert W. Smith conducted by Mr. Rahming, student teacher Polka from “The Bartered Bride”.............. Flute Royale.................................................. Featuring Alicia Pszeniczny, Flute Winged Victory...............................................................Brian Balmages conducted by Mr. Rahming, student teacher To the Max....................................................................Robert W. Smith Concert Personnel Concert Band Personnel Saxophone Ensemble Daniel Dunas - Soprano Sax Kyle Robinson - Alto Sax Nicole Peak - Tenor Sax Tyler Payton - Bari Sax Matthew Crepps - honorary member Flutes Alicia Pszeniczny Ashley Krebs Sarah Peszka Christopher Knapp Jessica Gant Kathryn Bove Clarinet Erin Lagay Chamber Ensemble Band John Bednarek Peter DelBuono Kevin Dunne Brandon Cole - guest artist Jazz Ensemble Alicia Pszeniczny - Flute Ashley Krebs - Flute Daniel Dunas - Alto Sax Nicole Peak - Tenor Sax Kyle Robinson - Tenor Sax Tyler Payton - Bari Sax Matthew Crepps - Trumpet Megan Brennan - Trumpet James Geib - Trumpet Shannon Bradley - Piano Markus Mayer - Bass Guitar Matthew Kramer - Drums Matthew Burns - Drums Alto Saxophones Daniel Dunas Megan Gaffney Markus Mayer Riley Saint Elien Luke Young Tenor Saxophones Nicole Peak Kyle Robinson Baritone Saxophone Tyler Payton Trumpets Thomas McGann Matthew Crepps James Geib Megan Brennan Percussion Matthew Kramer Jonathan Holley Ryan Lewis Matthew Burns Brandon Jones Stephen Piotrowski Nicole Myers