England Finland

Home , Kallio Church, The Floral Dance, Three Smiths Statue

DIRECTOR’S HANDBOOK SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE Perform in ENGLAND FINLAND

FEBRUARY 13 – 20, 2013 Your World of Music

WWW.KICONCERTS.COM FLIGHTS

ELECTRONIC TICKETS: Electronic ticket copies are not necessary for check-in; only a valid passport is required. A manifest with Record locators, E-ticket numbers and Seat assignments for each tour member has been posted to MyKI. Changes to seating can be done at airport check-in.

PASSPORT COPIES: We have copies of passports in the KI office. We urge you to take a set of copies or make sure each member of the group has their own copy. This will be required should a passport go missing during the tour.

CHECK-IN AT NEW YORK – JFK AIRPORT: We recommend arriving at the airport at least 3 hours prior to departure. British Airways is located in Terminal 7. The group will be checked in individually and checked luggage and instruments will be checked through to London, England. Each passenger will be issued 1 boarding pass to London Heathrow (LHR). After check-in, each passenger must clear a security checkpoint before proceeding to the departure gate.

ARRIVAL AT LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT: Your British Airways flight will arrive at TERMINAL 5. On leaving the aircraft, please follow signs for Arrivals and Customs and Immigration. Once your group has cleared customs with claimed baggage and instruments please proceed to the Arrivals area. Your tour guide, Erich Steiner, will be waiting for you here to escort the group to the awaiting coach and instrument truck. The truck with instruments will go straight from the airport to the Holiday Inn Kensington Hotel where KI staff will unload and supervise the instruments until the group arrives at the hotel.

CHECK-IN AT LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT: The group will be transported to the airport at least 2.5 hours prior to departure. The instruments will be transported from the hotel to the airport on a separate truck and upon arrival at the airport the group will need to unload the instruments from the truck. The British Airways flight to Helsinki departs from TERMINAL 3. The group will be checked in individually and checked luggage and instruments will be checked through to Helsinki, Finland. Each passenger will be issued 1 boarding pass to Helsinki (HEL). After check-in, each passenger must clear a security checkpoint before proceeding to the departure gate.

ARRIVAL AT HELSINKI VANTAA AIRPORT: Your British Airways flight will arrive at TERMINAL 2. On leaving the aircraft, please follow signs for Arrivals and Customs and Immigration. Once your group has cleared customs with claimed baggage and instruments, please gather as a group with your tour guide, Erich, who will escort your group to the awaiting coach and instrument truck. The truck with instruments will go straight to the Hotel Sokos Vaakunal where KI staff will unload and supervise the instruments until the group arrives at the hotel.

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 2 FLIGHTS

RETURN TO USA: The group will be transported to the Helsinki Vantaa airport for check-in 3 hours prior to departure. The instruments will be transported from the hotel to the airport on a separate truck and upon arrival at the airport the group will need to unload the instruments from the truck. British Airways is located in the TERMINAL 2. The group will be checked in individually and checked luggage and instruments will be checked through to New York. Each passenger will be issued 2 boarding passes: London (LHR) and New York (JFK). After check-in, each passenger must clear a security checkpoint before proceeding to the departure gate.

CONNECTION AT LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT: Connection time: 1 hour 40 minutes Your British Airways flights will arrive in TERMINAL 3 and your connecting flight will depart from TERMINAL 5. On leaving the aircraft, follow the purple signs for FLIGHT CONNECTIONS. A dedicated bus will transfer you and your hand luggage between terminals (departing every 10 minutes). At Terminal 5, the group and hand baggage will pass through a security checkpoint before reaching the Departure Lounge. Please check electronic monitors for updates on gate information. You must be at the boarding gate at least 30 minutes prior to departure.

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 3 CONTACTS

KICONCERTS: KIconcerts office number is 719-260-0200 (Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM MDT).

KI STAFF: Kathy Petersen, KI Performance Director, will be with your group throughout the entire tour. US mobile: 1-719-271-6667 UK mobile: +44 758 4711 544

EMERGENCY NUMBER: The office after-hours emergency phone number is 719-963- 2018. This should only be used for genuine emergencies.

TOUR GUIDE: Here is the UK mobile phone number of your tour guide who will be with your group throughout the entire tour.

Erich Steiner: +44 7574505532

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 4 HOTELS

London: Holiday Inn Kensington Forum Address: 97 Cromwell Road, London, SW7 4DN Tel: +44 0871 942 9100 Fax: +44 20 7373 1448 http://www.hikensingtonforumhotel.co.uk/

Helsinki: Hotel Sokos Vaakuna Address: Asema-aukio 2, 00100 Helsinki Tel: +358 20 1234 610 Fax: +358 9 433 77100 http://www.sokoshotels.fi/en/hotels/helsinki/vaakuna/

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 5 GROUP INFORMATION

Group Information

Director Director Number of performers 56 players

Repertoire Fanfare for a Celebration - Gary D. Ziek - 2:30 Foundry - John Mackey - 4:30 Irish Tune from County Derry - Percy Grainger - 4:00 Shepherd’s Hey - Percy Grainger - 3:00 Dr. Craig Sherman, guest conductor

**Symphony No. 2 – Finale - Jean Sibelius - 5:00 arr. Larry Daehn The Seal Lullaby - Eric Whitacre - 4:00

Second Suite in F for Military Band - Gustav Holst - 10:30 I. March II. Song Without Words: ‘I’ll love my love’ III. Song of the Blacksmith IV. Fantasia on the ‘Dargason’ V. Shenandoah - Frank Ticheli - 6:30

**Life in the Capital City - Timo Forsström - 5:00 III. Song of the Old Shipyard

America, The Beautiful - Samuel Augustus Ward - 5:30 arr. Carmen Dragon

COMBINED PIECES FOR LONDON Second Suite in F for Military Band - Gustav Holst Jason Noble, conductor

EXCHANGE PIECES FOR LONDON Shenandoah - Frank Ticheli Iain McDonald, guest conductor America, The Beautiful - Samuel Augustus Ward Paul Hooper, guest conductor

** Helsinki program only

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 6 PERFORMANCE SUMMARY

Scarsdale High School Wind Ensemble Friday 15 February Exchange Concert Chace Community School Enfield, London

Monday 18 February Master Class Sibelius Academy Helsinki

Monday 18 February Concert Sibelius Academy Helsinki

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 7 INSTRUMENT RENTALS

1 marimba (4 1/3 octave minimum) 1 xylophone (Musser) 1 vibraphone (Musser) 1 orchestral bells (Musser) 1 set of chimes/tubular bells 4 concert toms 1 large suspended cymbal 1 concert bass drum 4 timpani (high to low, standard) 1 set of bongos (two bongos) 1 snare drum (maple shell if possible, NOT aluminum) 1 gong (a/k/a tam tam) Wood block (4 pitches hi – low) 2 pairs Viennese crash cymbals with pads to hold 1 triangle with beater

Drum kit **Helsinki only

SPECIAL ITEMS FOR ‘FOUNDRY’ (Scarsdale to bring or purchase during tour) 4 metal piles (anything metal with resonance is okay) “clang” (another piece of metal, or a brake drum (these come from cars) 4 metal mixing bowls of various sizes (hi – low) 1 whip (wooden slapstick is fine) 2 small “trashy” china cymbals (for a “tinny” sound on the Mackey) 1 splash cymbal (or other bright, quick-decay cymbal) 1 vibraslap

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 8 PERFORMANCES

The Event Exchange Concert

Date Friday 15 February 2013

Venue Chace Community School, Enfield, London

Schedule Arrive at the school Move into Assembly Hall Set up for rehearsal Rehearse for concert (2 hours) Iain McDonald will join at end of rehearsal Break for dinner Return to school Change into concert dress Meet members of the Junior Wind Band Meet members of the North London Brass Combined rehearsal Concert -performance by junior band -performance by North London Brass -performance by Scarsdale HS Shenandoah - Frank Ticheli Iain McDonald, guest conductor America, The Beautiful - Samuel Augustus Ward Paul Hooper, guest conductor -combined Finale

Please refer to itinerary for timing Name of 1st partner group North London Brass Band Conductors: Iain McDonald and Paul Hooper (guest) Number or performers: 35 players Age range: School to adult

Name of 2nd partner group Enfield Arts Support Service Wind Ensemble (EASS) Director: Lance Kelly Number or performers: 20 Age range: high school

Combined repertoire Second Suite in F for Military Band Gustav Holst Jason Noble, conductor

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 9 PERFORMANCES

Continued

Concert march: Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines (Goodwin) - conducted Iain McDonald 3mins North London Brass repertoire Hymn setting: Dear Lord and Father of Mankind (Parry) conducted Paul Hooper 3mins

Evergreen pop number: Too Good to be True, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You (Crewe & Gaudio) 3mins conducted Paul Hooper

Contemporary Italian song: Con Te Partiro’ (Quarantotto) conducted Paul Hooper 3mins mezzo-soprano soloist Claire Stogden

Last Night of the Proms patriotic medley: Fantasia on British Sea Songs (Wood) - conducted Paul Hooper 9mins

Classic number, as featured in ‘Brassed Off: ‘The Floral Dance (Moss) - conducted Jason Noble 3mins

Spanish paso doble march: Amparito Roca (Texidor) conducted Jason Noble 3mins

Gold Medallion Concert March - John Edmondson - 2’ 30”

Waltz for flute and clarinet Enfield Youth Wind Band -Dmitri Shostakovich/arr. Keeley - 4’ 00”

The World is not Enough - David Arnold /arr. Bocock - 2’ 30”

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 10 PERFORMANCES

Continued

Instruments and equipment 1 marimba (4 1/3 octave minimum) available at venue or provided 1 xylophone (Musser) by KIconcerts 1 vibraphone (Musser) 1 orchestral bells (Musser) 1 set of chimes/tubular bells 2 concert toms 1 large suspended cymbal 1 concert bass drum 4 timpani (high to low, standard)

1 Yamaha Clavinova

50 Music stands Podium Chairs

ADDITIONAL PERCUSSION TO BE CONFIRMED: 1 set of bongos (two bongos) 1 snare drum (maple shell if possible, NOT aluminum) 1 gong (a/k/a tam tam) Wood block (4 pitches hi – low) 2 pairs Viennese crash cymbals with pads to hold 1 triangle with beater

Venue information Performance area: The stage is approx. 25ft wide and 15ft deep. The flat floor in front of the stage is approx. 45ft wide and the audience seating will be set up to leave and area deep enough for the chairs to be set up

Changing rooms: There is a room directly off the hall for the band to use as a changing room; M & F alternately. Off this room is a smaller room for Directors

Bathrooms are available

Water Please bring your own bottled water for the day

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 11 PERFORMANCES

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 12 CONCERT PROMOTIONS

BAND CoNCert

Scarsdale High School Wind Ensemble (USA) Conductor Jason Noble • Guest Conductor Dr Craig Sherman North London Brass Conductor Iain McDonald • Guest Conductor Paul Hooper Enfield Youth Wind Band Conductor Mr Lance Kelly

Friday 15th February, 8.00pm Assembly Hall Chace Community School Churchbury La Enfield EN1 3HQ

THE ProgrAMME WILL INCLuDE ‘Second Suite in F’ for Military Band - Gustav Holst ‘The Seal Lullaby’ - Eric Whitacre ‘Shenandoah’ - Frank Ticheli ‘Irish Tune from County Derry’ & ‘Shepherd’s Hey’ - Percy Grainger ‘The Floral Dance’ from Brassed Off - Moss ‘Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines’ - Goodwin

presented by Your World of Music KIconcerts.com • Facebook.com/KIbands

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 13 PERFORMANCES

The Event Master Class

Date Monday 18 February 2013

Venue Sibelius Academy – Concert Hall in R Building, Helsinki

Clinician Peter Ettrup Larsen (responsible for the wind orchestra conducting programme) Program Symphony No. 2 – Finale - Jean Sibelius

Song of the Old Shipyard - Timo Förström Mvmt III from ‘Life in the Capital City’

Second Suite in F for Military Band - Gustav Holst

Other participants Possible conducting students of the Academy

Water Please bring your own bottled water for the day

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 14 PERFORMANCES

The Event Concert

Date Monday 18 February 2013

Venue Sibelius Academy – Concert Hall in R Building, Helsinki

Schedule Return to the Academy after free time Set up for rehearsal Rehearsal (90 minutes) Change into concert dress Concert

Please refer to itinerary for timing Name of partner group Töölö Brass Conductor: Ville Paakkunainen Number or performers: 28-30 players Age range: Mixed

Repertoire: Richard Strauss - Op.30. Also sprach Zarathustra arr. Esko Heikkinen Gustav Holst - A Moorside Suite 1. Scherzo 2. Nocturne 3. March Giacomo Puccini - Nessun Dorma arr. John Glenesk Mortimer Esko Heikkinen - Golden Signals Concert March

Name of partner group Helsinki Brass Quartet Performers: Janne Ovaskainen, trumpet Tommi Hyytinen, French horn Sami Ruusuvuori, trombone Miika Jämsä, tuba Mikael Seire, drums

Repertoire: Chick Corea - Spain, arr. HBQ Tommi Hyytinen - Sydänmailla Trad. Yksi ruusu on kasvanut laaksossa arr. Janne Ovaskainen Oskar Merikanto - Soi vienosti murheeni soitto arr. Janne Ovaskainen Victor Young - Johnny Guitar, arr. HBQ

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 15 PERFORMANCES

Continued

Guest conductor Peter Ettrup Larsen Second Suite in F for Military Band Gustav Holst Instruments and equipment 1 marimba (4 1/3 octave minimum) available at venue or provided 1 marimba (4 1/3 octave minimum) by KIconcerts 1 xylophone (Musser) 1 vibraphone (Musser) 1 orchestral bells (Musser) 1 set of chimes/tubular bells 2 concert toms 1 large suspended cymbal 1 concert bass drum 4 timpani (high to low, standard)

Grand piano

50 Music stands Podium Chairs

Additional rentals 1 Steinway grand piano

Venue information Performance area: Stage approx. 30ft x 45ft

Changing rooms: Upstairs in the ‘Green Room’

Bathrooms are available

Water Please bring your own bottled water for the day

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 16 PERFORMANCES

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 17 CONCERT PROMOTIONS

BAND CONCERT

Scarsdale High School Wind Ensemble (USA) Johtaja Jason Noble • Apulaisjohtaja Dr Craig Sherman Vieraileva kapellimestari Peter Ettrup Larsen Töölö Brass Johtaja Ville Paakkunainen Helsinki Brass Quartet Janne Ovaskainen, trumpet • Tommi Hyytinen, French horn Sami Ruusuvuori, trombone • Miika Jämsä, tuba • Mikael Seire, drums Maanantaina 18. helmikuuta 2013, klo 19.00 Sibelius-Akatemian konserttisali Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 9, Helsinki OHJELMA ‘Second Suite in F’ sotilassoittokuntaa varten - Gustav Holst ‘The Seal Lullaby’ - Eric Whitacre ‘Shenandoah’ - Frank Ticheli ‘Irish Tune from County Derry’ ja ‘Shepherd’s Hey’ - Percy Grainger ‘Sinfonia nro 2 - Finale’ - Jean Sibelius Sekä muita nykymusiikin teoksia Ilmainen sisäänpääsy presented by Your World of Music KIconcerts.com • Facebook.com/KIbands

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 18 OTHER INFORMATION

North London Brass Director Martyn Stogden BA (Hons) Music & Lit North London Brass (NLB) is a network of traditional British brass bands and our own Brass & Woodwind Learners’ Academy. Formed in 2010, NLB has now grown to a strong network of local bands and an Academy, working with scores of brass and woodwind players in the London area.

We’ve played on BBC and ITV television, taken part in experimental arts projects and played prestigious London venues including The Royal Hospital Chelsea, Westminster Abbey, outside The Saatchi Gallery, RAF Hendon Air Museum and Wesley’s Chapel, but we’ve also been working hard to support local and national charities through concerts at churches and schools in our areas. NLB is run on a professional basis, which for us means that we seek out the best professional musicians to lead our projects, provide excellent facilities and an extensive library in exchange for a modest, regular membership fee. This entitles players to attend one, several or all of our NLB regular weekly rehearsals including our symphony orchestra, choir, ENJO Jazz Projects, concerts and, if selected, our NLB Contest Band.

We’re proud of our high quality coaching support and or our family spirit where everyone is encouraged to reach their full musical potential.

NLB Enfield & Edmonton Brass Band, a traditional British brass band, rehearses on Wednesday evenings at Lancaster Road URC, Lancaster Road, Enfield EN2. Our Enfield Conductor is Iain McDonald.

Iain McDonald, Conductor, North London Brass

Iain grew up in the Instrumental Service of Perthshire, Scotland. Iain then moved to Glasgow, where he graduated with Honours from the University of Strathclyde with a degree specialising in Music Performance, Composition and Music History.

Over the past few years, Iain has worked with a number of notable names within the Brass Band and Wind Band communities. The most notable being the Co-Operative Funeralcare Brass Band, Scotland’s most successful brass band and in doing so, has worked with a number of notable characters in the brass band world including Steven Mead and Michael Fowles. As well as this, Iain has done substantial work with the West of Scotland Schools Orchestra Trust, which features two of Europe’s leading youth Ensembles and has worked on projects with both the BBC and Channel 4.

Since moving to London, Iain has continued to work with notable names in the brass band world, including the Aveley and Newham band and in the autumn took up the position of Conductor with North London Brass.”

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 19 OTHER INFORMATION

Enfield Youth Wind Band Enfield Youth Wind Band (EYWB) was formed in the early 1980’s to provide an outlet for musically talented young musicians either living in or attending schools within the London Borough of Enfield. This purpose is still being achieved today with players currently drawn from nine secondary schools across the London Borough of Enfield and some non LBE secondary schools. Over the years EYWB has performed in many local as well as international venues including Scotland, Belgium, Finland, Spain, France, Ireland, Germany, Italy and The Netherlands.

EYWB has also enjoyed success in Regional competitions, resulting in performances at several of London’s leading concert halls, including the Barbican Hall and the Royal Albert Hall. On 18th March 2013 EYWB will perform in the Royal Festival Hall as part of the Youth Makes Music concert organised by the Rotary Club.

Lance Kelly Since leaving Trinity College of Music, London in 1986 Lance has developed a career as a trumpeter, brass teacher and conductor. As a performer he has toured much of the world with various ensembles, most notably the ‘Loose Tubes Big Band’; played with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; appeared in concert with such artists as Elaine Paige, Shirley Bassey and Neil Diamond, and appeared in many West End Theatre productions, most recently ‘Sister Act’, ‘Oliver’ and ‘Legally Blonde’.

Lance is currently a busy teacher and ensemble director for Hertfordshire Music Service and Enfield Arts Support Service.

Flutes Tenor Saxophone Trombone Emily Beale Francesca Rhys-Williams Jordan Allen Eleanor Kilpatrick Harry Turner George Meeks Sinead Lucas Adrian Cleverley Gabrielle Mann Trumpets Charlotte Orr Jacob Black Tuba Lydia Hammer Tom Kelly Clarinets Matthew Barnes Horns Percussion Emily Hammer Joseph Hember Andre Johnson Wendy Kemp Sam Tarver Lavinia Rogers Euphonium Alto Saxophone Oliver Ring Ashleigh Forde

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 20 OTHER INFORMATION

Töölö Brass Töölö Brass, established 1980, is a traditional British style brass band of 32 brass instruments. Töölö Brass actively promotes the traditional brass band culture in Finland, and is the most well-known and valued brass band in the country.

Phenomenal shows in celebrations and concerts Töölö Brass is a high profile and experienced performer. The band has participated in many domestic and international brass band competitions - we were positioned in first place in the 2006 Finnish Brass Band Mastership, and in the 2001 Brass Band European Mastership our position was second in the semi- professional category. Töölö Brass arranges and performs concerts for various occasions. For instance, we produced a radio concert for the European Broadcasting Union in late 2006 in cooperation with the Finnish broadcasting company YLE. The concert was held at Kallio Church in Helsinki and it was broadcasted live to 23 European countries.

Harjanne The band released an album, “Harjanne”, in September 2008. The album comprises of modern brass band music featuring prominent composers such as Phillip Sparke, Jun Nagao and Kirmo Lintinen. Solo cornet is performed by the world famous classical trumpet legend Jouko Harjanne. His virtuosic solos accompanied with the sound of the leading Finnish brass band will offer you a spectacular brass experience.

This album is considered as a unique collection of new and traditional brass band music - even an international perspective. Some of the traditional songs such as Gordon Langford’s “Rhapsody for Cornet and Brass Band or Phillip Sparke’s “Concerto for Trumpet or Cornet and Brass Band” are very rarely recorded. The songs, by Kirmo Lintinen and Jun Nagao, are specifically composed for this album, and bring fresh and welcome flavours to the musical offering of brass bands. These works can be ordered via Töölö Brass.

Our tradition and references Our vast repertoire consists of both modern day and classical music. Our program is flexible and it includes concert music, evergreen musical melodies, famous theme songs and even modern pop music classics. Brass music friends and our fans know that whatever we do - we do it with a great passion and with an impressive virtuosic touch. We are devoted to provide our audience with a top level, unique and unforgettable performance! We perform frequently in high profile events, seminars and other celebrations both in Finland and internationally. Our recent major performances include:

- Helsinki International Horse Show (over 8.000 spectators) - Hamina Tattoo - the international military music event - Lieksa Brass Week.

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 21 OTHER INFORMATION

Helsinki Brass Quartet Helsinki Brass Quintet is an ensemble aiming at adapting to every situation. During the past several years most of the concerts have been played by five players, but the band is the same even if there are only two members on the stage or if there is a tight drum beat with brass players.

On summer 1999 friends Jukka-Pekka Peltoniemi, Tommi Hyytinen and Sami Ruusuvuori did not want to just listen to brass music but wanted a band of their own. They asked the most talented trumpet playing student of medicine in Finland, Ilkka Helanterä, to join them. When they got Miika Jämsä to play tuba, the new energetic brass quintet was born.

On autumn 2003 Janne Ovaskainen joined the quintet as trumpetist. Now all players have settled down in the metropolitan area, which made more active performing possible. The band also introduced a new name: Helsinki Brass Quintet. To make sure that the group is able to adapt to subscribers’ desires, drum player Mikael Seire supports the band when needed.

Over the years HBQ has performed as a soloist of different orchestras, played concerts in Finland and abroad, composed its own music theater performance and worked with multiple different top artists. Most of the repertoire is either composed or arranged by band itself, which has created HBQ a personal tone.

Musicians

Janne Ovaskainen Trumpet Master of Music, Tapiola Sinfonietta

Tommi Hyytinen Horn Doctor of Music, Finnish Radio Symphony Band

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 22 OTHER INFORMATION

Sami Ruusuvuori Trombone Master of Music, Conductor of the Helsinki Police Band

Miika Jämsä Tuba Master of Music, The Guards Band, 2. Prize in the Tuba Contest of Lieksa Brass Week 2006, Military Musician of the Year 2006

Mikael Seire Drums Studied music in Vienna, Graz and Helsinki Pop & Jazz Conservatory

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 23 MENUS (Subject to Change)

Breakfast served daily at hotels

Vegetarian meals are reserved for members who have provided a preference to KI

February 14, 2013 Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London Starter: Leek and Potato soup Main: Turkey escalope served with creamy mash potatoes, mustard sauce and seasonal vegetables Vegetarian main: Prepared on the day Dessert: Lemon Meringue Pie

February 15, 2013 Fish & Chips @, London Starter: Vegetable soup Main: Cod & chips Vegetarian main: Vegetarian pie with chips and mixed vegetables Dessert: Sticky toffee pudding with custard

February 16, 2013 Strada, London Starter: Bruschetta Pomodoro – Chargrilled garlic-rubbed ciabatta with vine ripened tomatoes, basil and extra virgin olive oil Main: Pollo Napoli – Chicken breast in an Italian tomato sauce with black olives, oregano & parsley served with roasted new potatoes Vegetarian main: Risotto Funghi – Chestnut mushroom and white wine risotto Dessert: Panna cotta – Soft rich vanilla cream Pannacotta with seasonal fruits and coulis

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 24 MENUS (Subject to Change)

February 17, 2013 Helkan Keitto, Helsinki Starter: Carrot puree soup Main: Grilled turkey breast, fried barley and dark blackcurrant sauce Vegetarian main: Vegetable steak, creamy rosemary sauce and French fries Dessert: Chocolate cake with fresh berries

February 18, 2013 Hotel Sokos Vaakuna, Helsinki Starter: Salad with seasonal vegetables and herb oil Main: Beef meatballs served with mashed potatoes Vegetarian main: Spicy lentil and fennel ragout topped with mozzarella Dessert: Homemade ice cream with raspberry coulis

February 19, 2013 Restaurant Baker’s, Helsinki Starter: Smoked salmon salad or mixed salad Main: Roasted chicken breast fillet, sweet pepper herb sauce, deep fried potatoes Vegetarian main: Prepared on the day Dessert: Vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 25 TIPPING

Basic group tips are included in the tour price however please feel free to give additional tips for exceptional service.

DISCOVER ENGLAND & FINLAND 26 CHANGES TO ITINERARY

The following changes were made to the itinerary after the tour booklets were printed.

Feb 16: Instruments will be stored at the hotel in the morning, then after lunch the group will return to the hotel to collect and load instruments on to the truck to be transported to the airport.

Feb 19: Some of the restaurants and shops at Market Square are closed due to renovations therefore the group will be taken to Hakaniemi Market Hall instead, an indoor venue offering many choices for lunch and shopping.

SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE 27 ITINERARY(Subject to Change)