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Spring 2021 Band & Choir Concert Fergus High School presents Spring 2021 Band & Choir Concert Band directed by Mr. Chase Auger Choir directed by Ms. Lauren Wright Accompanied by Mr. Tom Wojtowick Thursday, May 6, 2021 Fergus Center for the Performing Arts Welcome! Welcome! CONCERT ETIQUETTE May we call your attention to a few simple concert guidelines, which would make for greater enjoyment of all our concerts by all who attend them: 1. Good concert etiquette calls for complete silence for the duration of a number. Please refrain from talking. 2. No one should enter or leave the auditorium during a selection. Late-comers will be admitted at the main door and will be asked to remain there until the number is concluded. 3. Children who are of elementary school age or younger are encouraged to sit with an adult guardian. Please keep children in hand. We are certain that all members of our audience will be happy to comply in the interest of more enjoyable concerts. FHS Concert Band Kentucky 1800 May Clare Grundman Highlights from Harry Potter Movie John Williams Arr. Michael Sweeney Night The Mandalorian Ludwig Göransson Arr. Paul Murtha Highlights from Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Howard Shore Arr. Ralph Ford FHS Percussion Ensemble Island Vacation Amy Savage Technology Jim Casella Fergus High BAND Flute Baritone Saxophone Bass Guitar Chelsie Brand Christian Wolfe Michael de Guzman* Jasper Fairchild Julia Kunau Winnie Phansombun Trumpet Charles Thompson Carson Barta Percussion Allie Uecker Tristan Butler Tommy Brandon Isha VanderBeek Brandon Chavis William Brown Megan Vaughn Caden Ferdinand Natalie Day* Abe Friesen Owen Day Piccolo Lucas Hartford Ellie Fulbright Charles Thompson Ashton Moseman Jesse Lynch James Schoenfelder Jaden Swan Clarinet Jake Simac Noah Wentworth* Paytin Belden Morgan Bowen French Horn Percussion Ensemble Katie Gaines Leah Naber William Brown Kylie Moline Natalie Day* Alex Naber Trombone Owen Day Kylee Peterson Gabe Gee Ellie Fulbright CJ Greene Kaiden Gardner Alto Saxophone Daniel Thackeray* Jesse Lynch Khale Bartel Jaden Swan Baritone Daniel Thackeray Tenor Saxophone Kaiden Gardner Noah Wentworth Sean Kunau* Dylan Morris Tuba Carson Lotan Sean Zimmer *graduating senior FHS Concert Choir Habari Nzuri Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse Over the Rainbow Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg Arr. Teena Chinn FHS Symphonic Choir Lunar Lullaby Jacob Narverud Happier Marshmallow, Steve Mac and Dan Smith Arr. Jacob Narverud FHS Combined Choir A Million Dreams Benj Pasek, Justin Paul Arr. Mac Huff Into the Unknown Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez Arr. Roger Emerson Fergus High CHOIR Symphonic Choir James Aldrich Damen McCord Jayson Cardenas Madelyn Plante Carlee Clark Kyler Rammelt Ishmael Davis Bradyn Robertson Tyler DeBelly Shelby Sannar Nolan Fry Jane Southworth Andrea Heath Samantha Talkington Andrew Jackson Nevaeh Vance-Pegar Novia Larson Jeffery Yarger Concert Choir Jazmyne Ausmus Dalton Haugen Jacob Reisig Anna Barman Jordan Jensen Royce Robinson BrookLynn Behl Koryanne Lisle Samantha Sciuchetti Alexis Breidenbach Justin Maier Brooklynn Seidel Clint Brimer Anna McDermott-Baldwin Taylor Smith Fischer Brown Riley McNary Trajan Sparks Landon Burleigh Audrey Myers Andrew Sura Wyatt Elam Carson Nelson Gunnar Thomas Tarah Eller Lauren Plagenz Anna Welsh Liam Gordon Maxxton Ray Landen Wittmier Acknowledgments Mr. Thom Peck Superintendent Mrs. Rebekah Rhoades Business Manager Mr. Tim Majerus FHS Principal Mr. Paul Bartos FHS Assistant Principal & Athletic Director Mrs. Yvette Hersel FHS Secretary Mrs. Wendy Pfau FHS Activities Secretary Ms. Lauren Wright Grades K-1 & 7-12 Choir Director Mr. Chase Auger Band Director Mrs. Rachael Grensten Grades 2-6 Music Teacher Mr. Tom Wojtowick Accompanist Mrs. Kristin Rutten IMC Technician/Programs.
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