Westwood’s Community Concert Band James Giurleo, Director An American Mix Monday, August 4, 2014, 6:30 PM WHS Cafeteria Courtyard

Program

Fanfare for the Common Man ��������������������������� Aaron Copland, Arr. by R. Longfield

A Tribute to Marvin Hamlisch...... Marvin Hamlisch, arr. by M. Brown They’re Playing My Song What I did For Love The Entertainer The Way We Were One Coldplay on Stage...... Berryman, Buckland, Champion, Martin arr. by M. Brown Clocks Lost Viva la Vida

Someone to Watch Over Me...... George Gershwin, arr. by W. Barker

Soloists: Elaine Giurleo with Sophie and Emma

Pinball Wizard...... Peter Townsend, (The Who) Arr. by P. Roszell

Intermission Concert will resume in 15 minutes

Captain America March...... AlanSilvestri, arr. by P. Murtha

Stevie Wonder in Concert...... Stevie Wonder arr. by P. Murtha Sir Duke You Are the Sunshine of My Life I Wish Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours

With Malice Towards None...... James Swearingen Narrated by Massachusets State Representative Paul McMurtry Ice Cream provided by Needham The Muppet Show Theme...... J. Henson & S. Pottle, Arr. by P. Murtha Bank in support of Westwood Rotary Club’s efforts to curb This concert is funded in part by a generous Polio through grant from the its Polio Plus WESTWOOD CULTURAL COUNCIL Program The Musicians About the Band James Giurleo, Director WestwoodWinds is a community-based con- cert band dedicated to providing opportunities for Flute Trumpet French Horn people to continue their interests in music mak- Jesse Cook Bruce Cook Riley Degre ing in a community setting, not bound by age, or Amy Sue Dombach PJ Cook James Maimones status. Stephen Kontrimas Ben Gantert Ohana Turbak The ensemble meets during the summer to Vicki Loberman Radha Mastandrea Trombone prepare and performing pieces that represent a Leona Lo Alto Saxophone Jay Giurleo range of styles and musical challenges. Kara Swindon Paul Baker Anusha Manglik Participation is open to all residents of Oboe: Nathaniel Desanges Baritone Horn Westwood and surrounding communities. No au- Jimmy Friedeborne Dianna Judd Toby Cashook dition is required however, members must posses Clarinet: Michael Santisi Zane Rahibi sufficient musical proficiency to perform music at Cameron Clasby Tenor Saxophone Tuba the level of high school band music. Amoula Hamdan Brett Daher Rick MacWilliams Through its concerts, the entire town of Bob Jorgensen Antin Lam String Bass Westwood can celebrate not only in the music but Michael Lahiff Jack Takazawa Brad Baldwin also that it is being performed live by the skills and Ian Maher Baritone Sax Percussion talents of Westwood’s very own neighbors and Mark Rogers Gregory Campion Jack Campion friends. Nicole Campion Raeef Istfan About the Musicians WestwoodWinds is made up of musicians who Adam Shipp share a common interest in music that achieves About the Concert its fullest expression through performance. Almost The music for this evening was selected as a sampling all of them performed in band while they were stu- of the rich and varied spectrum of American musical culture. dents at Westwood High School. The skills and Music has the power to transport ourselves into realms or fantasy, passion for performing were begun and nurtured beauty, emotion and away from the troubles of current world events. during the earlier days of their lives and We as Americans are connected to our land, its people and the cultures have been rekindled by the opportunity to we bring. It is through these connections that we Americans share our participate in WestwoodWinds. common experiences and meaning to our lives and our community. Most members are Westwood resi- dents, in ages ranging from mid teens About the Director through retirement, including current WHS James Giurleo retired as the K-12 Director of Performing Arts for the students, college students, recent college gradu- Westwood Public Schools in 2009. During his tenure, he has formed and ates just entering their respective professions, directed numerous performing groups and was awarded the Lowell Ma- working adults and retirees son Award for dedicated and distinguished service to music education in Congratulations to each and every band Massachusetts. Mr. Giurleo, a Westwood resident, is the founder and co- member who made this effort and commitment ordinator of the Prodigy Program, Westwood’s after school music lesson to share their musical skills and interests with the program. entire Town of Westwood. His life-long involvement in music education prompted him to continue creating opportunities for people to pursue their interest in music learning and performing through the creation of WestwoodWinds.

About Representative Paul McMurtry Paul McMurtry has served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since 2007. He represents the Eleventh Norfolk District, which includes his hometown of Dedham, Westwood, and the Eighth Precinct of Wal- pole. Rep. McMurtry graduated from Dedham High School and earned his B.S.B.A. in Management from North- eastern University. He has been self-employed since the age of twenty as the owner of several small businesses, including PM Productions, a video store he created while in college, and the Dedham Community Theatre, which he currently owns and operates. Rep. McMurtry is actively involved in the local branch of Rotary International, where he served twice as club president. In the legislature, he currently serves as the Vice-Chair of the House Committee on Bills in the Third Reading and as a mem- ber of the House Committee on Ways and Means and the Joint Committee on Community Development and Small Businesses.

Special thanks to the following for their Westwood Cultural Council for their generous support support, cooperation and assistance: Heather Cote, Director of Performing Arts, for use of music equipment WHS Custodians for their help