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Hononegah High School Vocal Jazz Ensembles JV Jazz and Limited Edition Ms Hononegah High School Fine Arts Department Presents Featuring the Hononegah High School Vocal Jazz ensembles JV Jazz and Limited Edition Ms. Amy Jensen, Vocal Jazz Director Ms. Lisa miller, Accompanist And the Hononegah High School Jazz Band Mr. Jeremiah Kramper, Instrumental Jazz Director Wednesday, February 24, 2016 Performing Arts Center, 7:00pm JV JAZZ Brazil Words and Music by Ray Barroso Arr. by Paris Rutherford Soloists: Hailey Fritz, Sabrina Morrison Swing Street Music by Eddie Arkin, Lyrics by Barry Manilow and Roy Freeland Arr. by Kirby Shaw Never My Love Words and Music by Don and Dick Addrisi Arr. by Kirby Shaw Take the A Train By Billy Strayhorn Arr. by Steve Zegree Soloists: Sabrina Morrison, Josh Euhus Limited Edition Takin' A Chance on Love Music by Vernon Duke, Words by John LaTouche and Ted Fetter Arr. by Darmon MEader Soloists: Connor Young, Brandon Wells, Tim Schultz, Jack Hradecky, Grant Wheeler, Jordan Powder Smile Words by John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons, Music by Charles Chaplain Arr. by Steve Zegree Beyond the Sea English Lyrics by Jack Lawrence, Music and French Lyrics by Charles Trenet Arr. by Kirby Shaw How High the Moon Words by Nancy Hamilton, Music by MOrgan Lewis Arr. by Steve Zegree Hononegah High School Jazz Band Never No Lament Music by Duke Ellington Arr. by David Berger Theme From Family Guy Music by Walter Murphy, Words by Seth MacFarlane and David Zuckerman Arr. by Roger Holmes Leap Frog Music by Joe Garland Arr. Paul Lavendar My Funny Valentine Music by Richard Rogers, Words by Lorenz Hart Arr. by Dave Wolpe Polar Ice Jeff Jarvis Jazz Band Alto Saxophone Trumpet Bass Joey Beck Michael Ahrens Matthew Gonzalez Kayla Stewart Jenna Leuzinger Kellan Ivanuk Matthew Nowicki Tenor Sax Sam Reisselmann Guitar Noah Brady *+Parker Stluka Nathan Mar Trombone Christian Schoon Daniel Rebban Ben Halom Drum Set Bari Sax Piano Cameron Maupin Carter Tesluk Sarah Rebban * - ILMEA District Jazz +- ILMEA All-State Jazz JV JAZZ SOPRANOS ALTOS TENORS BASSES Haley Fritts *Faith Bergstrom Joshua Euhus Scott Brick Erin Davis Danielle Hasse Cross Nelson Camden Sabathne Sabrina Morrison Hailey Smith Ethan Neumer Connor Richardson Mackenzie Kothe Caira Ruiz Sterling Ford Jack Hradecky Yaeli Colon-Degro Connor Young Limited Edition Sopranos Altos Tenors Basses *Cassidy Brandt *Hannah Ahrens *Connor Young *Jack Hradecky *Brittney Legowski Lydia Krienke *Brandon Wells Grant Wheeler Alex Emery *Vanessa Vagle Tim Schultz *Jordan Powder * - ILMEA District Jazz SPECIAL THANKS: Hononegah School Board of Education Superintendent: Dr. Lynn Gibson Assistant Superintendent: Dr. Kim Suedbeck Principal: Mr. Eric Flohr Executive Associate Principal: Mr. Chad Dougherty Associate Principal: Ms. Kathy Eckmann Assistant Principal: Mr. Dan Phelps Dean of Students: Ms. Stephanie Broege Athletic Director: Steve Cofoid Fine Arts Advocates PAC Coordinator: Mr. Jacob Schenk Stage Hands Club Vocal Music Teacher: Ms. Amy Jensen Instrumental Music Teacher: Mr. Jeremiah Kramper Upcoming HCHS Music Events: Friday-Sunday, March 18-20, 2016 All-School Musical, Les Miserables Friday and Saturday @ 7pm, Sunday @ 2pm Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Vocal Music Spring Concert, PAC 7:00pm The Various Choirs will be sharing an evening of beautiful music with the community. Be sure not to miss this extraordinary performance! Thursday, March 23, 2016 Instrumental Music Spring Concert, PAC, 7:00pm The Various Concert Bands will be sharing an evening of beautiful music with the community. Be sure not to miss this extraordinary performance! Tuesday, May 3, 2016 Fine Arts Festival – Jazz Night PAC 7:00pm The Vocal and Instrumental Jazz Ensembles will get together to put together a wonderful night of Jazz Music. Visual Art Work will be displayed in the PAC Foyer throughout the week. Thursday, May 5, 2016 Fine Arts Festival – Band, Choir and Theater Night, PAC 7:00pm Theater, Vocal and Instrumental Music will join forces and create a phenomenal night of theater and music for the audience. Visual Art Work will be displayed in the PAC Foyer throughout the week. .
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