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2021 Summer Band Camp Schedule SUNDAY, JUNE 20 Time Activity Pre-Camp Staff Meeting 1:00pm MRH Registration 2:00pm Dennison Theatre - Once registered move immediately to audition 2:00pm- Placement Auditions Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxes Horn Trumpet T-bones Tuba/Euph- Percussion 3:30pm Rm 209 Rm 211 Rm 103 Rm 212 Rm 202 Rm213 Rm 112 Rm 111 Rm 205 Dennison Sectionals on Band Music (Y = Yellowstone Band, G = Glacier Band) 3:30-4:30 Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxophone Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba/Euph Percussion G – Rm 209 G – Rm 211 G – Rm 112 G – Rm 205 G – Rotunda Y – Rm 010 G – Rm 106 G - ??? G – Tent G – Ali Aud. Y – Rm 103 Y – Rm 212 Y – Rm 213 Y – Rm 105 Y - MRH Y – Rm 202 Y - 204 Y- Outside Y - Dennison Band Rehearsal #1 4:45pm Glacier Band Yellowstone Band Ali Auditorium Dennison Theatre 6:00pm Dinner (Cookout with String Camp) 7:00pm Small Ensemble Rehearsal #1 Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxophone Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba/Euph Percussion 7:50pm Rm 103 Rm 211 Rm 105 Ali Aud MRH Rm 202 Rm 205 Rotunda Tent Dennison Band Rehearsal #2 8:00pm Glacier Band Yellowstone Band ALi Auditorium Dennison Theatre Dismissal 9:00pm Monday, June 21 MONDAY Activity Convocation 8:45am Dennison Theatre 9:00am- Warmup & Masterclass 9:50am Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxophone Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba/Euph Percussion Rm 205 Rm 103 Rm 105 Ed 315 Ed 314 Brantley SS 352 SS 356 Ali Aud Dennison Band Rehearsal #3 10:00am- Glacier Band Yellowstone Band 11:30am Dennison Theatre Ali Auditorium 11:45am Lunch – UM Food Zoo Faculty Showcase 12:30pm Tent or MRH (with String Camp) Small Ensemble Rehearsal #2 1:30pm 2:20pm Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxophone Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba/Euph Percussion Rm 205 Rm 103 Rm 105 Ed 315 Ed 314 Brantley SS 352 SS 356 Ali Aud Dennison 2:30pm FULL GROUP – MOVEMENT & PULSE – Shostakovich Waltz No. 2 3:20pm Tent Band Rehearsal #4 3:30pm Glacier Band Yellowstone Band Dennison Theatre Ali Auditorium 5:00pm Dismissal Tuesday, June 22 Time Activity Convocation 8:45am Dennison Theatre 9:00am- Warmup & Masterclass 9:50am Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxophone Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba/Euph Percussion Rm 205 Rm 103 Rm 105 Ed 315 Ed 314 Brantley SS 352 SS 356 Ali Aud Dennison Band Rehearsal #5 10:00am- Glacier Band Yellowstone Band 10:50am Ali Auditorium Dennison Theatre 11:00am Small Ensemble Rehearsal #3 Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Saxophone Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba/Euph Percussion 11:50am Rm 205 Rm 103 Rm 105 Ed 315 Ed 314 Brantley SS 352 SS 356 Ali Aud Dennison 12:00pm Lunch – UM Food Zoo 1:00pm Small Ensemble Showcase 2:30pm Tent 2:30pm Camp Picture @ the OVAL by the bear 3:00pm 3:00pm FULL GROUP – MOVEMENT & PULSE – Shostakovich Waltz No. 2 4:00pm Tent Band Rehearsal #6 4:00pm Glacier Band Yellowstone Band Dennison Theatre Ali Auditorium 5:00pm Cookout Dinner - w/Orchestra Camp – Not mandatory Final Concert, Tuesday @ 7:00 PM Progressive – Audience moves, groups are preset Ali Auditorium • Percussion Ensemble Tent 7:00pm • Top woodwind & brass ensemble from afternoon concert Dennison Theater • Glacier Band • Yellowstone Band .

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J credits on his own, but working together, as they have for five years, they University of Washington Stfl defmitely exceed the sum of their very excellent individual pans. TIlE SCHOOL OF MUSIC . New Stories can define fue and funkiness, but they are just as persuasive and { 9fy riveting in impressionistic explorations. New Stories grooves bard and interacts presents effortlessly. They perfonn memorable original compositions and their highly (()~II imaginative ammgements of standards with the same virtuosity and creative flex ibility. New Stories' soon-to-be-released flfSt recording captures the musicality, . invention and drive that have been winning them rave reviews and festival invita tions and reinvitadons since the group's inception. MARC SEALES 1994-95 UPCOMING EVENTS piano and synthesizer October 13, William Bergsma Memorial Concert 8 PM, Meany Theater. October 16, Christopher O'Riley, piano master class (in collaboration with the Seattle Symphony.) 6 PM, Brechemin Auditorium. • October 17, Yosbiyuki Ishikawa, bassoon master class, 3:30 PM, Brecbemin Auditorium. In a October 17, Yosbiyuki Ishikawa, bassoon, and Laurent Philippe piano, 8 PM, Brechemin Auditorium. October 18, Faculty Recital: Music for Oboe Voice and Piano, with Alex Klein, Carmen Pelton and Cmig Sheppard. 8 PM, Meany Theater. Faculty Artist Recital October 23, Faculty Recital: Carole Terry, organ. 4 PM, St Mark's CatbedrnI. October 24, Voice Division Recital. 7 PM. Brecbemin Auditorium. October 28, Littlefaeld Organ Halloween Concert 12:30 PM and 8 PM, Walker Ames Room, Kane Hall. November 4, Jazz Artists Series. 8 PM, Brecbemin Auditorium. assisted by November 6, Faculty Recital: Soni Ventorum Wind Quintet, 3 PM, Brecbemin Auditorium.
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