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April 18, 2021 2020-2021 CONCERT SCHEDULE & PROGRAM SPONSORS APRIL 18, 2021 Sunday, December 6, 2020 CANCELLED HARRIS LANZEL FRED BURNS TREASURER Mark Sanders is originally from Marion, IL, Mark spent The Naples Zoo MUSIC DIRECTOR/CONDUCTOR CAROL CARPER SECRETARY 15 years in NYC and now calls Fort Myers home. He has Sponsored by Dr. Craig & Kathy Fenton DAVE DREWEK PRESIDENT BILL BANFIELD appeared in numerous productions and concerts around BUD GARTLAND VICE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCER/MC the world. He was seen as Perchik on the Broadway National Sunday, January 17, 2021 CANCELLED Tour of Fiddler On The Roof starring Theodore Bikel. He has UBS Financial Services, Inc. Star Spangled Banner ...................Francis Scott Key/ arr. by William Pruyn become a favorite vocalist with the Gulf Coast Symphony Vocalist - Mark Sanders performing at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in Fort Myers, having shared the stage with Broadway stars Lisa Sunday, February 14, 2021 CANCELLED A NAPLES TRADITION For Starters ................................................................................. Gene Davis SINCE 1972 Jubilee 150 ............................................................................Jay Chattaway Vroman, Christiane Noll, Melissa Errico, Morgan James, Doug Habitat for Humanity River of Life ..........................................................................Steven Reineke LaBreque, and starred in symphony productions of Carousel, (Sponsored by Dr. Craig & Kathy Fenton) Mexican Hat Dance..... .................................................arr. by Pasquale Spino South Pacific and Oklahoma. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly..... ................Ennio Morricone/ arr. by Ted Parson Sunday, March 7, 2021 Regionally, Mark has performed at such prestigious theatres Presentation of the 2020 - 2021 Student Scholarships as Lincoln Center, Goodspeed Opera House, Pittsburgh Civic Moran Wealth Management 2:00 P.M. Pageantry..... .................................................Karl King/ arr. by Andrew Glover Light Opera, and Sacramento Music Circus. Credits include: Mamma Mia (Harry), Memphis, Bridges Of Madison County SUNDAY Saturday, March 27, 2021 Intermission (Bud), Passion (Col. Ricci), Ragtime (Father), Murder Ballad Habitat for Humanity (Michael – Carbonell Award), Next To Normal (Dan), Merrily We Sponsored by Dr. Craig & Kathy Fenton APRIL 18, 2021 Journey to the Lion’s Castle.... .............................................. Rossano Galante Roll Along (Charlie), A Little Night Music, The Secret Garden Travelin Music..... ......................................................... arr. by Robert Sheldon (Archibald), Music Man with Jeff Goldblum, Jesus Christ CAMBIER PARK Sunday, April 18, 2021 Guardians of the Galaxy Soundtrack Highlights..... .....arr. by Michael Brown Superstar, Blood Brothers, Phantom, Miss Saigon and Jekyll Cadence Music, Inc BAND SHELL The Jazz Singer..... ......................................Neil Diamond/ arr. by Jerry Nowak & Hyde. Vocalist – Mark Sanders This is the Moment..... .............................Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse His solo show, ONE VOICE: The Music of Barry Manilow, Friday, May 7, 2021 Please wear a mask and follow the City of Naples arr. by Rick Dejonge/ Vocalist – Mark Sanders will begin touring again in 2021 with a brand-new CD of UBS Financial Services, Inc. distancing guidelines - remain 6 feet apart from others Manilow’s incredible music. 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