Upcoming Concerts
Upcoming Concerts
I know we have our fill of FMB talk here but I would like to extend an invitation to those interested in some of our other instrumental ensembles to come out Friday, January 21 at 8pm and hear the BGSU Symphonic Band perform on the BGSU New Band Music Reading Clinic. Guest conductors are James Croft and Frank Ticheli. Also on the following Saturday afternoon the Concert band will also be performing. Tickets are I believe $8 for the Friday night concert and Saturday's is free. Hope to see some of you there!
I love band! Be good to your horn, it's been good to you hasn't it? ^_^
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Well, here's what I remember from yesterday's rehearsal....
Frank Tichelli's new Symphony #2
Tichelli: Blue Shades
Colas Bruegnon Overture
His Honor march (Fillmore, I believe)
Tribute to Rudy Wiedoft (Jeff Heisler, Alto Sax soloist)
Some other March I can't think of
Fanfare for a Golden Sky (or something like that)
Maybe one or two more tunes...
Remember, we've had this music for just about 2 weeks of rehearsal, and we're just getting back to it. It should be a great concert, and I hope all of you can make it, Jeff
Frank Tichelli's new Symphony #2
Tichelli: Blue Shades
Colas Bruegnon Overture
His Honor march (Fillmore, I believe)
Tribute to Rudy Wiedoft (Jeff Heisler, Alto Sax soloist)
Some other March I can't think of
Fanfare for a Golden Sky (or something like that)
Maybe one or two more tunes...
Remember, we've had this music for just about 2 weeks of rehearsal, and we're just getting back to it. It should be a great concert, and I hope all of you can make it, Jeff
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Rightupinthere
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The most powerful musical experience I have ever had was at the concert of the sight reading clinic (it was the reading clinic of '88, I believe).
They played David Holsinger's The Deathtree from his Easter Symphony. The song ended. The applause didn't start for a full 2 minutes after Chief dropped his baton. Not a cough. Not a fidget. Not a russel of paper. I don't think anyone was even breathing.
It still gives me chills.
They played David Holsinger's The Deathtree from his Easter Symphony. The song ended. The applause didn't start for a full 2 minutes after Chief dropped his baton. Not a cough. Not a fidget. Not a russel of paper. I don't think anyone was even breathing.
It still gives me chills.
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bgmaggot00
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OK, I brought my folder home, just so I could answer this question. The following is everything thats on the program, but not in concert order.
His Honor, by Henry Fillmore, ed. Frederick Fennell
Tribute to Rudy Wiedoeft, arr. Gunther Schuller
Colas Breugnon Overture, Dimitri Kabalevsky, 1967
Who puts his trust in God most just, J.S. Bach, arr. James Croft, 1978
Symphony No. 2, Frank Ticheli, 2004
Blue Shades, Frank Ticheli (btw, this tune ROCKS), 1997
Fanfare for a Golden Sky, Scott Boerma, 2003
The Chimes of Liberty, Goldman
Hope this works for ya guys. See ya in a week, Jeff
His Honor, by Henry Fillmore, ed. Frederick Fennell
Tribute to Rudy Wiedoeft, arr. Gunther Schuller
Colas Breugnon Overture, Dimitri Kabalevsky, 1967
Who puts his trust in God most just, J.S. Bach, arr. James Croft, 1978
Symphony No. 2, Frank Ticheli, 2004
Blue Shades, Frank Ticheli (btw, this tune ROCKS), 1997
Fanfare for a Golden Sky, Scott Boerma, 2003
The Chimes of Liberty, Goldman
Hope this works for ya guys. See ya in a week, Jeff
