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CV “Guide” Pops Concert CV “Guide” Pops Concert Prime Time Late Night CONCERT BAND & JAZZ BAND WIND ENSEMBLE Hawaii: 5-0 Family Guy Mort Stevens, arr. Roy Philippe FOX Walter Murphy Peter Gunn Hooked On TV Reruns Henry Mancini, arr. Jack Bullock arr. Dave Wolpe WIND ENSEMBLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Simpsons. TV Spectacular Danny Elfman, arr. Paul Jennings Various..arr. James Curnow Rocky and Bullwinkle Hoe Down Fred Steiner, arr. John Higgins Aaron Copland CBS The West Wing Spongebob Squarepants W.G Snuffy Walden, Mark Harrison, arr. Jay Bocook arr. Bob Cerulli Theme from “Spiderman” Mission: Impossible Theme Harris and Webster, Lalo Schifrin, arr. Jay Bocook arr. Calvin Custer JAZZ BAND JAZZ BAND Tank! For the Love of Money Yoko Kanno, arr. Eric Dannewitz O’Jays, arr. Chuck Wyke ABC Theme from “I Love Lucy!” The Jetsons www.Falconmusic.org Eliot Daniel, Hanna, Barbera, Curtin, arr. Jack Cooper arr. Michael Philip Mossman VAPA Calendar 2004-2005 STRING ORCHESTRA CONCERT BAND (Meet) The Flintstones The Mission Date Event Time Hanna, Barbera, Curtin, arr. Cerulli John Williams, arr. Paul Lavender 5/27 Instrumental Awards Banquet 6:00 p.m 6/10 Choral Pops Concert 7:00 p.m. I’ll Be There For You A Charlie Brown Celebration Michael Skloff, arr. Cerulli/Schick arr. Johnny Vinson Stage Arts NBC The Pink Panther Band Of Brothers Stage Manager: Alyse McGinnes Henry Mancini, arr. John Coponegro Michael Kamen, arr. Jerry Brubaker Stage Crew: Victoria Kegeyan, Eddie Schwander, Max Martin Palladio Happy Days Lighting Design & Audio Tech: Candi Haynes Karl Jenkins Charles Fox, arr. Johnny Vinson House Manager: Alyse McGinnes I’m A Believer Cartoon Symphony House Crew: Candi Haynes, Victoria Kegeyan, Eddie Schwander, Max Martin Neil Diamond, arr. John Wasson arr. Larry Clark Concert Band Wind Ensemble Flute Clarinet Eun Bee Ahn Flute Clarinet Oboe Sandra Lee Andrew Carbajal Steven Kim Susie Chon Ashlee Chan * Eric Engle Eric Choi Christopher Chi Kristen Muche Mike Cho Chris Lee Dorothy Chung William Lee Karen Lee Kurt Freidenberger June Choi Megan Nelson Jae Won Jang Yong Jin Lee Amanda Escruceria Mina Pak Enoch Joo David Min Julie Ma Makenzie Mabry William Im Sarah Ferraro Jie-Hye Park Paul Kang Caroline Moon Lydia Hwang Natalia Maranian Alto Clarinet Hannah Lee * Michele Kang Lindsey Soderstrom Kristopher Karian * Kimberley Nakamura Elena Maranian Chelsea Munoz Danny Park Hee Kyung Suk Hannah Kahl Christina Song David S. Kim Jason Yoo Geoffrey Moser Aimee Kim Olivia Song Sebastian Kim * Bass Clarinet Irene Kim Alto Sax Trombone Bass Clarinet Percussion Eunice Yoon Chris Kim Trumpet Rachel de Perio Kevin Ingelson * Andrew Farestveit * Sophia Kim Hyun Ah Yoon Kevin Han Kenny Dacher Choong Man Han Yee Ji Kim Meaghan York William Krieger French Horn Melissa Tjoelker Rachel Lee Eun Han Mason Holland Crystal Pack Piccolo Denise White Andrew Foong Danny Huddleston Raja Gangopadhya John Yeo * + Alto Saxophone Oboe William Long * Ben Henry John Choi Trumpet Baritone Tuba Chyna Balonick Man Koo Lee Brian Park Aaron D. Lee Phil Patterson Sarah Choi Julia Huh Kenneth Han Seniors Harrison Cho So Hyun Choi Michael Totino Esther Moon Chris Johnson Frank Kim * Janice Kang * Ho Young Cho Sung Bin Nam Byung Jo Kim Rachel De Perio - 4 Martin Han Hoon Sung Kim * Jessica Lee Neal Rea * Kevin Han - 3.5 Alex Heflin Trombone Jessica Yang Justin Roa Julia Huh - 4 Aaron J. Kim Michael Boukidis Jeffrey Chae Stephanie Schafer Hoonsung Kim - 4 Jasmin Kim Kevin Ingelson Mark Wagner President: John Yeo Heidi Seo + Vice President: Crystal Kim Jessica Lee - 4 Nam Joo Kim Jesse Buensuceso * Amanda Clay * Zeb Sola Treasurer: Mina Pak William Lee - 4 Caitlin Kollgaard Ryan Dunning Daniel Song Isabel Kim Librarian: Kevin Ingelson, Janice Kang Danny Jun Park - 2 Joshua Ando Glenn Park Secretary: Hoon Sung Kim Jessica Yang - 4 Tenor Saxophone Euphonium Christopher Kim Equipment Manager: Ashley Chan Wook Je (John) Yeo - 4 Aaron Aragon Emily Henry Armando Martinez Percussion Kyung Jin Chu Jeanny Han Sung Moon Ahn Jeff Campana Alex Crosthwaite Elaine Chang Daniel Gordon Baritone Saxophone Artin Galoosian Shawn Hansen Jazz Band Sharon Cho Schulyer Jeffress Dong Kim Alto Sax Trumpet Trombone Drum Set Corey Newman Jason Kurosu Hyun Min Kim Jacob Dunham -Ia Andrew Klint - II Jesse Buensuceso - IV Casey Gregg - b Janet Lee Greg Yee Matthew Mcnamee Min Young Lee - IIb Justin Lim - III Amanda Clay - II + Jason Kurosu Stephanie Lim Jennifer Song Neal Rea - IIa William Long - III Isabel Kim - III Jordan Nuanez Horn Tuba Steve Saidkhanian Sigmon Whitener Adam Recio - I + Nicolas Trimis - I + Christopher Sherman - I Scott Tremper Anna Yu David Luiz Kim Paul Abril * Eric Ueo - IV Christy Woo Tenor Sax Minah Kim Chris Clay Colin Freidenberger - IIb Christopher Wilson II Ji Sun Lee James Godwin Seniors Ben Schmidt - Ia Guitar Bass Irene Moon Alex Miyazaki Sung Moon Ahn - 4 Colin Winchell - IIa + Jesse Cantlay - b Andrew Hayhurst Seniors Jung Hee Won Jae Yoo Aaron Aragon - 1 Jae Young Yoo - Ib Steve Saidkhanian Nikola Ratkovich Jacob Dunham - 4 Kristin Kiyoji Whitener Jeffrey Chae - 2 Alexander Snyder Hyun Min “Mandu” Kim - 3 Baritone Sax Piano Colin Freidenberger - 3 Tracey Kim - 4 Jun Soo Kim Hannah Whang + Layla Suleiman Habahbeh - 4 Joon Sang (Justin) Lim - 4 President: Sung Moon Ahn Jason Kurosu - 4 Layla Habahbeh Nikola Ratkovich - 4 Vice President: Tracey Kim Stephanie Lim - 1 President: Adam Recio Adam Recio - 4 Treasurer: David S. Kim William Long - 4 Vice President: Nick Trimis Christopher Sherman - 4 Librarian: Isabel Kim Kwong (Glenn) C Park - 2 Treasurer: Chris Wilson Xander Snyder - 3 Assistant Librarian: Hyun Ah Yoon Steve Saidkhanian - 4 Librarian: Hannah Whang, Amanda Clay Nicolas Trimis - 4 Equipment Manager: William Long Hee Won Seo - 4 Secretary: Colin Winchell Eric Ueo - 4 Equipment Crew: James Godwin Sigmon Whitener - 3.5 Equipment Manager: Min Young Lee String Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Violin 1 Cello White Violins Suejin An Robert Han Stara Chun Peace Lee Sherveen Abdarbashi Sarah Hwang Flute Clarinet Michelle Arnett Hee Sun Jung Annie Chung Julie Moon Susie Kim Brian Lee Max Bogenmann Alex Bae Eun Hae Chung Sara Lee David Corless Aaron Oh Brian K. Lee Irene Park * Elizabeth Eun Ryan Chang Michelle Chung Helen Park * Eric Kleinsasser Joanne Park Garam Song Esther Woo Shannon Ma Danny Choi Nari Choi Mina Pashayi Edward Lee Sung Hyo Park Sydney Wright Ye Seul Yoo Han Na Oh James Yang Edwin Corcoran IV+Esther Rho Sarah S. 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Jr. Philharmonic Tournament of Roses Edwin Corcoran-4 Shant Mandossian- 1 Julie Ma Erin Kelly Honor Band Eric Doh- 4 Andrew Pardo- 4 Shannon Ma Jesse Buensuceso Eun Song Ha- 3 Justin Rheem- 1 Nick Ratkovich YMP Debut Orchestra Alex Miyazaki So Ri Han- 2 Ji Min Shim- 4 Neal Rea and Chamber Series Neal Rea Eward Kim- 4 Neal Rea The Crescenta Valley High School Instrumental Music Department would like to thank the following people for their support. Crescenta Valley High School Principals Assistant Principals VAPA Department Linda Evans Mrs. Linda Jensen Tammi Alderman Mike Livingston Mrs. Sun Sook Kim Brent Beerman Counselors Mr. Steve Ort Diana Brown Denise Jones Kathi Chaplar ASB Isabel Coelho Susan Corey Jon Allen Lisa Kuleto Wyn Ericson John Pehar Dennis Van Bremen Fredda Manzo Gail Johnson Auditorium Facilities Suzanne Saul Senior Admin.
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