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2010 Music for All National Festival Program Book presented by March 4-6, 2010 Indianapolis, Indiana Programs of Music for All Greetings from the President & CEO March 4, 2010 Greetings, Welcome to Indianapolis and the 2010 Music for All National Festival, presented by Yamaha. It is my pleasure to welcome you to this premier event, recognized as the epitome of music festivals, and to congratulate you for being recognized as one of the finest school music programs in America. 2010 marks the 35th anniversary of Music for All’s Bands of America and my 26th L. Scott McCormick year as the executive director of the organization. For the past 34 years, we have been able to provide positively life-changing experiences to over 1.25 million young people and educators. Today, more than ever, I am encouraged by what lies on the horizon and at the same time looking at current challenges that we have not previously experienced. Today, we have greater evidence than we have ever had about the impact that music and the arts have on preparing our young people for the new creative society. And yet we face more and more schools looking at budget cuts that, unfortunately, too often look at the wrong places to cut. It is time to grow the largest community of advocates in our history. With the army of alumni that this organization has, we all need to reach out to engage each of our respective school’s alumni and come together with a single message. If you read this, like so many parents and teachers have in the past, and say, these budget cuts and issues will not affect our program, I know of several nationally recognized music programs’ parents and teachers who were of the same opinion a year ago. None of us are beyond this reality, and if you wait until you hear about the possibility of cuts, you will be too late. Music for All has only relatively recently focused on communicating this charitable organization’s need for contributed income to our alumni and family. Please use our 35th anniversary campaign to reconnect, share and contribute to the work we do. 91% of every dollar we raise goes directly to our programming and fulfilling our mission. I encourage you to go online to my.musicforall.org, build your profile and start sharing. I know that it requires a commitment of resources on your part to make an experience like this festival possible. To that end, I thank you for your faith in Music for All and for allowing us this opportunity to serve you. Music for All’s mission remains “to create, provide and expand positively life-changing experiences through music for all.” While I enjoy the privilege of leading the organization, it is the talent and commitment of the Music for All staff, board and volunteers that brings all of our programs to life. Many blessings as you enjoy your time at the Music for All National Festival and continue to enjoy the lasting impact after you return home. I look forward to enjoying all the wonderful music that will be made over the next few days! Warmest regards, L. Scott McCormick 1 Table of Contents Festival Information 127 Supporting the Cinco Ranch H.S. Wind Ensemble: 1 Greetings from the President and CEO of Music for All Cinco Ranch High School 4 Greetings from the United States Senate 172 Supporting the Clarendon Hills M.S. Symphonic Band: 6 Greetings from the State of Indiana Quinlan & Fabish Music Company 8 Festival Schedule 99 Supporting the Clovis West H.S. Wind Symphony: 10 Music for All Staff Nalchajian Orthodontics 12 Board of Directors 95 Supporting the Dawson H.S. Honors Band: 14 Sandy Feldstein National Percussion Festival The Dawson H.S. booster organization 16 About the Music for All National Festival 137 Supporting the Dickerson M.S. Percussion Ensemble: 18 Map: Downtown Indianapolis Majestic and Mapex Percussion 20 Map: Clowes Memorial Hall, Butler University 176 Supporting the Dickerson M.S. Symphonic Band: 22 Festival Evaluators, Clinicians, Coordinators & Personalities Dickerson M.S. Symphonic Band 33 Music for All Fan Network 91 Supporting the Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr. H.S. Wind 36 Bands of America Hall of Fame Ensemble: The Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr. H.S. booster 38 35th Anniversary Celebration organization 40 What You Can Do: Supporting Your Music Program 167 Supporting the Durham M.S. 8th Grade Band: 41 BOA: The Start of an Incredible Journey VanderCook College of Music 42 Celebrating a Grandfather’s Musical Legacy 123 Supporting the Eden Prairie H.S. Wind Ensemble: 43 Music for All Donors SmartMusic Concert Hall Guidelines 44 Engage in Music for All’s 35th Anniversary Campaign 180 Supporting the Fort Settlement M.S. Honors Band: Fort Settlement Middle School 46 Historical Timeline The following guidelines 48 Thank You’s and Acknowledgements 163 Supporting the Hendrix Jr. H.S. Concert Band: 50 Butler University, Clowes Memorial Hall Focus on Music apply to all Festival 52 Jazz Band of America 155 Supporting the Hightower Trail M.S. 8th Grade Symphonic performance facilities: Dr. Lou Fischer, Director Band: D’Addario, Ken Stanton Music, and Sabian • Smoking is not permitted. 111 Supporting the J.P. Taravella H.S. Wind Orchestra: 54 Honor Orchestra of America • Video and audio tape Anthony J. Maiello, Conductor All County Music and J.P. Taravella High School 56 About the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra 83 Supporting the Lafayette H.S. Wind Ensemble: recording equipment are not 58 Honor Band of America The Lafayette H.S. booster organization permitted. H. Robert Reynolds, Conductor 119 Supporting the Lakota East H.S. Symphonic Winds: • Please do not talk during Lakota East Upbeat Club and Moeller Music 60 Official Festival Merchandise performances. 61 2011 Honor Ensembles 79 Supporting the Langley H.S. Wind Symphony: • Please turn off, or set to silent, 62 Greetings from the State Governors The Langley H.S. Band Association 66 Music for All Sponsors 147 Supporting the Lincoln-Way Central H.S. Percussion all cell phones, watches and 133 Legacy Recordings and Music Awareness Ensemble: Peterson Tuners personal electronic device 151 Calendar of Events 131 Supporting the Louisville Male H.S. Percussion Ensemble: alarms. Don Wilson Music, LMHS Band Association, Music Go Ensembles Round, and Visaudio Designs • Guests will not be allowed to (Appearing in the program in performance order, listed here 103 Supporting the Louisville Male H.S. Symphonic Band: enter the concert hall while alphabetically.) Miles Ahead Music, Louisville Male H.S., Louisville Male an ensemble is performing. 112 Athens Drive H.S. Symphonic Band (NC) H.S. Symphonic Band • Please do not leave or 71 Supporting the Northern Nash H.S. Wind Ensemble: 124 Cinco Ranch H.S. Wind Ensemble (TX) return to your seat during a 170 Clarendon Hills M.S. Symphonic Band (IL) Boddie-Noell Enterprises, Inc.; City of Rocky Mount Parks 96 Clovis West H.S. Wind Symphony (CA) and Recreation; Hardees; Nash Community College; performance. 92 Dawson H.S. Honors Band (TX) Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools; Northern Nash Bands; 134 Dickerson M.S. Percussion Ensemble (GA) Northern Nash H.S.; and Quality Office Equipment, Inc. 174 Dickerson M.S. Symphonic Band (GA) 87 Supporting the Orono H.S. Wind Ensemble: © 2010 Music for All, Inc. 88 Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr. H.S. Wind Ensemble (FL) Orono High School 39 W. Jackson Place, Suite 150 164 Durham M.S. 8th Grade Band (GA) 149 Supporting the San Marcos H.S. Percussion Ensemble: Indianapolis, IN 46225-1010 132 Eden Prairie H.S. Percussion Ensemble (MN) Innovative Percussion, Inc., San Diego County Music All rights reserved. 120 Eden Prairie H.S. Wind Ensemble (MN) Exchange, Phoenix Works Music, and the SMHS Boosters 178 Fort Settlement M.S. Honors Band (TX) 159 Supporting the Sartartia M.S. Wind Ensemble: Music for All National Festival 160 Hendrix Jr. H.S. Concert Band (AZ) Music & Arts and H&H Music Company Program Book 152 Hightower Trail M.S. 8th Grade Symphonic Band (GA) 143 Supporting the Simpson M.S. Percussion Ensemble: 108 J.P. Taravella H.S. Wind Orchestra (FL) Majestic and Mapex Percussion L. Scott McCormick 129 Lafayette H.S. Percussion Ensemble (LA) 139 Supporting the West Potomac H.S. Percussion Ensemble: President & CEO 168 Lafayette H.S. Symphonic Band (LA) The West Potomac H.S. Band Patrons’ Organization 80 Lafayette H.S. Wind Ensemble (LA) 75 Supporting the West Potomac H.S. Symphonic Winds: Debbie Laferty Asbill 116 Lakota East H.S. Symphonic Winds (OH) Pohanka Automotive Group Director of Marketing and 76 Langley H.S. Wind Symphony (VA) 107 Supporting the West Springfield H.S. Wind Symphony: Communications 144 Lincoln-Way Central H.S. Percussion Ensemble (IL) The West Springfield H.S. booster organization 130 Louisville Male H.S. Percussion Ensemble (KY) Kristin Conrad 100 Louisville Male H.S. Symphonic Band (KY) Advertisers and Sponsors Natalie Gogel 68 Northern Nash H.S. Wind Ensemble (NC) Inside Front Cover: Yamaha Corporation of America Laura Peters 84 Orono H.S. Wind Ensemble (MN) Inside Back Cover: Music for All Summer Symposium Design and Production 148 San Marcos H.S. Percussion Ensemble (CA) 3 Yamaha Corporation of 23 Jazz Education Network 156 Sartartia M.S. Wind Ensemble (TX) America 25 Percussive Arts Society Thank you to the entire Music 141 Simpson M.S. Percussion Ensemble (GA) 5 FJM, Inc. 27 Buca di Beppo for All staff for their help with 138 West Potomac H.S. Percussion Ensemble (VA) 7 Wenger Corporation 29 Jolesch Photography program book production. 72 West Potomac H.S. Symphonic Winds (VA) 9 SmartMusic 31 U.S. Marine Corps 104 West Springfield H.S.
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