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POPS Concert 5.31.19 | 7:00 PM by Lauren Gubler CVHS Instrumental Music Presents POPS Concert 5.31.19 | 7:00 PM Good Evening! Few experiences are as captivating as going to Broadway and seeing a live musical, where dancing, singing, acting and stage craft come together to provide a moving experience for the audience. Whether it is seeing Tony and Maria explore the other side of the American dream, or governess Maria keeping kids distracted during the Nazi occupation of Austria, or even seeing a person with social anxiety trying to fit in, musicals have a way of transporting us out of our day-to-day reality and into another world, where wondrous feats of artistry occur. Tonight the Crescenta Valley High School Instrumental Music Program presents a concert filled with songs from musicals. It’s an eclectic collection with songs from classic musicals like The King and I and Porgy and Bess, as well as movie musicals such as The Wizard of Oz, West Side Story and The Wiz. We have music from some modern classics such as Cats, Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables, as well as the recent Broadway smash Dear Evan Hansen. Our students have had another exemplary year. We started with the Marching Band placing 4th in their competitive division in CSBC with The Planets, earning numerous High Music, High Auxiliary, and High Percussion awards. Then Concert Band, String Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra all earned Superiors at SCSBOA Regionals during Festival season. In fact, one judge expressed that she had not heard a high school Symphony Orchestra better than ours in her vast years of judging! Our Jazz Band, rebuilding due to a large senior class last year, didn’t skip a beat and ended up earning Superiors at its last few festivals. My hope for you tonight is to enjoy our music and have it inspire you to go out and see live musicals. It’s so important to support live music and the arts! We live so close to many world class venues. Be it the Walt Disney Hall, The Pantages Theater or the Hollywood Bowl, there are many choices for live entertainment in Los Angeles. By being here tonight, you are supporting live music! If you find value in what you hear tonight, please consider making a donation to the Crescenta Valley Instrumental Music Foundation. Proceeds from to- night’s ticket sales go to ASB, and only a percentage of that comes back to the music program, so we could use your support. Thank you for being here tonight and supporting the arts! Musically Yours, The Crescenta Valley High School Instrumental Music Department would like to thank the following people for their support: Crescenta Valley High School Principal Dr. Linda Junge VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Associate Principal Christine Benitez Brent Beerman, Kathi Beerman, Diana Brown, Michael Flower, Assistant Principals John Eldred, Bill Gallimore, Jordan Lessem Yana Karibyan, Shannon Mack, Ricky Ngai, Senior Administrative Secretaries Laurie Hanson, Cheryl Mulvoy Tyraysha Peterson, Mathew Schick, Alison Taylor Counselors Karen Bomar, Janelle Evans, Mahtab Haghpanah, STAGE CREW Anet Hairapetian, Lois Sheridan Stage Manager – Chiara Gamez ASB John Pehar Light Board Operator – Mikaela Stone Sound Board Operator – Nathan Fujii Custodial Joseph Marron Flys – Ella Summer GLENDALE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT – Lead Decks – Sofia Buela INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT DECK CREW – Kelly King, Ed.D. Kaitlin, Luke, Eran Karmon, Mark Maga, BOARD OF EDUCATION Valentin Nunez, Mark Maga Gregory Krikorian Jennifer Freemon, Stage Arts Instructor – Mrs. Ondina Dominguez Dr. Armina Gharpetian Shant Sahakian Nayiri Nahabedian “You have brought music back in to my life. I had forgotten.” Captain von Trapp - Sound of Music For almost a decade, I have had the honor to be a part of Crescenta Valley High School’s music program. ver those years, I’ve sat in wonder at the talent and hard work put out by the hundreds of musicians Othat have walked through the doors of the music room. Each year brings new and exciting music for both the parents, as well as to the whole community. That is what I’ve grown to love about this program: the sense of family that surrounds the community. upported by a multitude of volunteers, parents, and teachers, we are truly blessed as a music program. In a time when Sthe arts are lacking the funding at the federal and state level, our parents continue to work together to provide for our musicians. The success of the music program depends on the financial support of dedicated parents and our community businesses. We need everyone’s help. The musicians show their appreciation by representing their school and community with pride, tradition and honor. As your Foundation President I encourage you to get involved and stay involved. Whether it is attending a competition or festival, donating food or treats, or joining friends at a dine-out to support the music program, stay involved. Soon we will be celebrating the end of the year and Seniors will be moving on to college. If you are a senior parent, I thank you for the many years of dedication to our program. The music program is a community, a family, and that does not end with graduation. It is beneficial for all to have a community that continues to support the arts in our schools. I want to thank the members of the 2018-19 Board. It has been a pleasure working with you. Thank you to the hard working parents, we could not do this without you. To the students, continue to work hard. You are all so very talented and I am simply amazed by your passion for music and performance. Finally, thank you Mr. Schick, it truly has been a crazy, busy, fun year. Your dedication to your students is unwavering and we appreciate all that you do. Sincerely, Kimberlee Sandoval CVIM Foundation President 2018-2019 Thank You CVIM MUSIC DONORS Alex Theatre La Cabanñita American Eagle Outffiitters La Brea Tar Pits aquarium of the paciffiic Los Angeles Chargers Arcave Room Los Gringos Arthur Murray Dance Center Merle Norman The Autry museum Montrose Town kitchen Baja Fresh and Grill Bella’s Hair Once Upon A Time Bookstore Crescenta-Canada Pet Hospital Oriental Trading Crescenta Valley Weekly Revolution Dance Center Damon’s Roy’s Hawaiian, Pasadena Discovery Science Foundation The Rose, Pasadena Dream Dinners Sakura Hello Pizza Skirball Center Honeybird Skyzone Huntington Library Spa Pura In n’ Out Burger WundaBar Pilates, Montrose Original Art: Nicholas Ahn Joselito’s YMCA of the Foothills Cover Contest Runner-Up 2018 – 2019 CVIM Foundation Executive Board Members President: Kim Sandoval 1st VP - Fundraising: Melinda Clarke 2nd VP – Performing Groups: Holly Bullard 3rd VP – Publicity: David Jones 3rd VP – Special Events: Sarah Hilburn Secretary: Leanne Levine Treasurer: Erika Bustamante “Give ‘em a show that’s so splendiferous, row after row will grow vociferous.” Billy Flynn - Chicago program Wind Ensemble America (West Side Story) Leonard Bernstein ar r. Michael Brown Into the Woods Stephen Sondheim arr. Stephen Bulla Jazz Band Ease on Down the Road Charlie Smalls ar r. Bob Lowden Put on a Happy Face Charles Strouse arr. Rick Stitzel String Orchestra West Side Story Medley Leonard Bernstein ar r. John Moss Waving Through a Window Benj Pasek, Justin Paul ar r. Larry Moore Beauty and The Beast Alan Menken ar r. Calvin Custer Jazz Combo When I Fall in Love Victor Young Jazz Band Almost Like Being in Love Frederick Loewe, Alan Jay Lerner Intermission Symphony Orchestra Chicago John Kander ar r. Ted Ricketts The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers arr.Robert Bennett Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber ar r. Calvin Custer Jazz Band Memory Andrew Lloyd Webber ar r. Jerry Nowak Caravan Duke Ellington, ar r. John Wassoon Irving Mills, Juan Tizol Concert Band An Overture on themes from Porgy and Bess George & Ira Gershwin ar r. James Barnes Gee, Officer Krupke (West Side Story) Leonard Bernstein ar r. Paul Murtha Mambo (West Side Story) Leonard Bernstein ar r. Paul Murtha Hell To Your Doorstep (Count of Monte Cristo) Frank Wildhorn arr. William Ozeas The Wizard of Oz Harold Arlen ar r. James Barnes E.Y. Harburg Combined Winds Symphonic Highlights (The King and I) Richard Rodgers ar r. Stephen Bulla Seventy-Six Trombones Meredith Willson ar r. Jay Bocook Leroy Anderson Combined Strings Bohemian Rhapsody Freddie Mercury arr. John Berry Combined Winds and Strings Selections from Les Misérables Claude-Michel Schonberg arr. Bob Lowden Flute Trumpet Lauren Gubler Noah Cooper YeKyoung Esther Kim Alex Dertavitian ♫ Garrett Li Brandon Gonzalez Shereen Nima * Christopher Leventhal Ashley Park ♫ Kayli Park Baritone Vivian Petrossian Christian Perez Clarinet Trombone Martin Jarabanda Chelsea Lansang * ♫ Kristy Yoshida Silva Percussion Contra-Bass Clarinet Amy An * Brendan Jones *♫ Aleen Kim Lucy Kocharian * ♫ Alto Sax Miles Kim Nikita Parthasarathy Tenor Sax Officer – * Eric Galstyan Section Leader – ♫ Baritone Sax Chris Saran wind ensemble jazz band Alto Sax Trumpet Bass David Januzik Colin McClure * Zack Hauser Daniel Kim * Russell Morrell Ryan Regala Keyboard Tenor Sax Nicholas Sandoval * Kimmie Blood Brenden Wilson * Matthew Stickels Trombone Drum Set / Aux Henry Avanosian Jackson Brodie Bari Sax Zachary Killman Lauren McEvoy Adam Griffin Philippos Drymiotis * Eugene Yoo * Rudy Larin Tenor Sax Bass Brenden Wilson * Zack Hauser Trumpet jazz combo Keyboard Colin McClure Kimmie Blood Trombone Drum Set Zachary Killman Eugene Yoo First Violin Second Violin Cello David Chung Telaya Blunt Miriam Awan Ryan Kim Lori Bodnar Catie Gallagher Megan Liu Avery Bradley Adam Kim ♫ Sofia Morris Rebecca Chan Benjamin Lee Bet-sua
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