Interlochen, Michigan 5th Program of the 94th Season

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ROCK/POP

Friday, July 2, 2021 8:00pm, Corson Auditorium

Evolution! The Journey from Blues to Rock and Pop

Opening Commentary by Garret McKenzie and Elena Hause

INTERMEDIATE ROCK/POP MELODY “Crossroads” ...... Robert Johnson (1911-1938)

Commentary by Lilly Bergen

“Summertime Blues” ...... Eddie Cochran (1938-1960)

Commentary by Chandler Rosenzweig

HARMONY “Crossroads” ...... Robert Johnson arr. Cream

Commentary by Noah Rosenberg

“Crossroads” ...... Robert Johnson arr. John Mayer

Commentary by Calvin Molloy

HIGH SCHOOL ROCK/POP IONIAN (I) “The Thrill is Gone” ...... B.B. King (1925-2015)

“Jumping Jack Flash” ...... Rolling Stones

Commentary by James Fritz

LYDIAN (IV) “Pride and Joy” ...... Stevie Ray Vaughan (1954-1990)

“Voodoo Child” ...... Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970)

Commentary by Mia McIntosh

MIXOLYDIAN (V) “Hold On” ...... Alabama Shakes

“Rock and Roll” ...... Led Zeppelin

INTERMEDIATE ROCK/POP

VOCALS GUITAR cont. KEYBOARD Isabella DeJesus, Fla. Oliver Trevithick, Calif. David McNamara, Calif. Olive Clough, Ill. Quinn Van Konynenburg, Oscar Kotlarz, Mich. Sasha Townend, Bahamas D.C. Sean Silverthorn, Fla. DRUMS GUITAR Wynne Gibson, Mich. Jaylen Tyson, Fla. Andrew Warner, Mich. Reese Poole, Texas Avi Bueller, Fla. BASS GUITAR Walter Kibler, Calif. Ben Moss, Ga. Jake Horvitz, Calif. Maya Statz, Wis. Joshua Hanson, Fla. Fenton Lio, N.Y.

HIGH SCHOOL ROCK/POP

VOCALS GUITAR cont. KEYBOARD cont. Elena Hause, N.J. Calvin Molloy, N.Y. Johann Blackwell, Texas Mia McIntosh, Md. Noah Rosenberg, Ill. Alexander Villegas, S.C. Chandler Rosenzweig, N.Y. GUITAR DRUMS Alejandro Conterno, Texas BASS GUITAR James Fritz, N.Y. Louis Cracchiolo, Mich. Ethan Carson, Mich. Garrett McKenzie, Pa. Charles Hardy, N.C. Patrick Sullivan, Colo. Zachary May, Minn. KEYBOARD Lilly Bergen, Ill.

FACULTY Diane Cardarelli, Director James Cardarelli, drums Tommy Calton, guitar Kerry Hayes, voice Christian Dillingham, bass Andy Min, bass guitar (teaching assistant) * * * You can ensure the next promising young artist has the opportunity to come to Interlochen by supporting student scholarships. Make your gift to the Interlochen Annual Fund by visiting interlochen.org/giveonline.

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