Concerts are held each Monday at 8 pm in June, July and August in the Stonewall Brigade Bandstand in beautiful Gypsy Hill Park, Staunton.

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Concerts are held regardless of weather except for severe electrical
storms or park flooding. For cancellation information call 540-294-9791.
If it is raining, bring your umbrella and your lawn chair, or sit in your car and enjoy the concert from there.
There is a tradition of honking car horns in applause on rainy nights.
On any evening, come early for a parking spot inside the park.
Parking is permitted on both sides of the park drive for concerts.
Special: email us to vote for your favorite tunes from the season. We'll take the top 10 and put them on the August 27th concert
This year we are again featuring medleys from shows currently playing on Broadway and a number of pieces by Virginia composers and arrangers
Programs are subject to change. Check
back for updates.
Directions from I-81 exit 225.
At
the
bottom
of
the ramp go west on VA 262. (Left if on I-81 N.
Right if on I-81S) Follow 262 past 3 cross streets and take the
Churchville Avenue exit. Get into the left lane at the botton of
the exit onto Churchville Avenue (US 250) and turn left. Follow
250 East/Churchville Avenue into Staunton. After you pass the first
traffic light, watch for Breedens Burgers and Shakes on your right and turn right
on the street at the end of their parking lot. Take the first
left. This takes you into the park where you will have to turn
right onto the park drive. Follow the park drive to the bandstand
area. (At the "Y" in the road stay to the left.) Parking is
allowed on both sides of the park drive for concerts. Lawn chairs are
suggested.
Directions from
I-81 exit 220. When you take exit 220 you are on VA
262. Take the 4th exit for Parkersburg Pike. Turn right at
the end of the exit ramp. As you cross the city limits, this
becomes West Beverley Street. Turn left onto Thornrose Avenue at
the 3rd traffic light. As you pass Grace Christian School this
street curves to the right. Just past the curve turn left into
Gypsy Hill Park or park on the street and walk in.
Lawn chairs or blankets are suggested as permanent seating is very limited. The best sound is at the distance of the permanent seats.
If your business or
community organization would like to sponsor one of our concerts, please contact one of the board members.
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Scroll down for the entire season.
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MARCH:Military Escort |
King |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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OVERTURE: Chant and Jubilo |
McBeth |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: The Motorist March |
Louis Rich arr. Feldbush |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SACRED: Chorale Prelude on Cym Rhondda |
arr. Bob Moody |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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ON BROADWAY: Jersey Boys |
Billy Joel |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| SAXOPHONE SOLO: Saxophobia --- Vincent Tornello, Alto Saxophone |
Rudy Wiedoeft |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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LATIN: A Bit of Beguine |
Richard Fote |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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D-DAY REMEMBRANCE: Armed Forces Salute |
arr. Lowden |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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FEATURE: Where No Man Has Gone Before |
arr. Bocook |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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JAZZ: Zoot Suit Riot |
Perry/Ross |
conducted by James Taylor |
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BALLAD: "Somewhere" from West Side Story |
Bernstein |
conducted by James Taylor |
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POPULAR: Meet The Flintstones |
Barbera |
conducted by James Taylor |
|
MARCH:The Thunderer |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
Concert
selected
from
the following:
|
MARCH: E Pluribus Unum |
Fred Jewell |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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AMERICANA: The World
Turned Upside Down |
arr. Robert Jager |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH:America Exultant |
Al Hayes |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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PATRIOTIC: Irving Berlin’s Songs for America
|
arr. Swearingen |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
SACRED: Crown Him With Many Crowns |
James Swearingen |
conducted by James Taylor |
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AMERICANA: American Folk Rhapsody |
Grundman |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
|
VIRGINIA COMPOSER: Queen City of the Valley |
Ray Hoaster |
conducted by Ray
Hoaster |
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MARCH: Noble Men |
Fillmore |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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AMERICANA: American Riversongs |
arr. LaPlante |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| MARCH: The Major of St. Lo (Thomas Howie) | Allen, arr. Lewis & Moody |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
MARCH: The Black Horse Troop |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Quality Plus |
Jewell |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
OVERTURE: Capriol Suite |
Peter Warlock, arr. Walter Beeler |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Parade of the Charioteers from "Ben Hur" |
Rozsa/Shaffer |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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SACRED: For All The Saints "Sine Nomine" |
Vaughan Williams/Reed |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
BROADWAY: The Music Man |
Willson/Reed |
conducted by James
Taylor |
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AMERICANA: The Civil War |
Ployhar |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
LATIN: Fandango |
Frank Perkins/Werle |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| CLASSIC: "Nimrod" from Enigma Variations |
Elgar/Reed |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
|
A PARK TRADITION: The Teddy Bears' Picnic |
Bratton/Yoder |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| MARCH: Coast Guards |
Karl King |
conducted by James
Taylor |
| MOVIE THEME: Batman |
Danny Elfman/Story |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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RADIO THEME: All Things Considered |
Voegli/Bencriscutto |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: The Rifle Regiment |
Sousa arr. Randy Cabell |
conducted by Bob Moody |
MARCH: Coat of Arms |
Kenney |
conducted by Bob Moody |
OVERTURE: Ballet Parisien |
Offenbach/Isaac |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
MARCH: The Mascot |
Shawn Bentz |
conducted by James Taylor |
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BROADWAY CLASSIC: Camelot Highlights |
Rogers/Yoder |
conducted by Bob Moody |
SACRED: Prelude on Lobe den Herren |
Curnow |
conducted by Bob Moody |
SPECIAL: Bolero for Band |
Glenn Osser |
conducted by Bob Moody |
SHOW MEDLEY: Les Miserables Selections |
Schonberg/Barker |
conducted by Bob Moody |
THEME: Theme from the film "Gettysburg" |
Edelman/Moss |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
JAZZ: Big Band Bash |
Arr. Bob Lowden |
conducted by James Taylor |
MOVIE THEME: The Pink Panther |
Mancini/Edmondson |
conducted by Bob Moody |
MARCH: Semper Fidelis |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| OUR BAND'S NEW MARCH | Sesquicentennial March |
Greg Moody | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| REVOLUTIONARY WAR | Sons of Liberty | Neeck | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| SACRED | Fanfare Prelude: "O God Our Help in Ages Past" | James Curnow | Conducted by Bob Moody |
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THE WESTWARD EXPANSION |
Kentucky 1800 |
Grundman | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL | Voices From the Battlefield |
James D. Ployhar | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| WORLD WAR I |
March: "Flying Colors" |
Laurendau, arr. Vincent Tornello | Conducted by James Taylor |
| WORLD WAR I | March “U. S. Battleship Virginia” | Bennet | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| WORLD WAR II | South Pacific |
Rogers and Hammerstein, arr. Phil Lang | Conducted by James Taylor |
| AMERICAN HISTORY SUMMARIZED | Panorama USA (1976) | James D. Ployhar | Conducted by James Taylor |
| IN TRIBUTE | Taps for the Fallen Brave | transcribed and arranged by Greg Moody | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| PATRIOTIC | This Is My Country | Al Jacobs, arr Ades/Ergenbright/Moody | Conducted by Bob Moody |
| PATRIOTIC | God Bless America |
Berlin/VanAuken |
Conducted by Bob Moody |
| OUR NATIONAL MARCH | Stars and Stripes Forever | John Phillip Sousa | Conducted by Bob Moody |
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
Sponsored
by
McDonald's restaurants, with special
guest
Ronald McDonald
Program
selected
from
the following:
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Looney Tunes Overture |
arr. Holcombe |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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All Star from "Shrek 1" |
Greg Camp, arr. Michael Story |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Justin Bieber medley "Baby" |
arr. Brown |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Batman Theme |
Danny Elfman arr. Michael Story |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Born This Way |
Lady Gaga |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Hey Soul Sister |
Train |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Accidentally In Love |
Adam Duritz arr. Michael Sweeney |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
Prime Time Toon Review |
arr. Ted Ricketts |
conducted by Bob Moody |
|
Theme from "Spiderman" |
Jay Bocook |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Just The Way You Are |
Bruno Mars |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Meet The Flintstones |
Hanna & Barbera arr. Moss |
conducted by James Taylor |
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Scooby Doo, Where Are You |
arr. Victor Lopez |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Shrek Dance Party |
arr. Murtha |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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Spongebob Squarepants |
arr. Jay Bocook
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
Monday July 15, 2013
MARCH: Independentia |
R. B. Hall |
conducted by Bob Moody |
OVERTURE: Rhythm of the Winds |
Frank Erickson |
conducted by James Taylor |
MARCH: Colonel Bogey |
Kenneth Alford |
conducted by Bob Moody |
SACRED: Fantasia on "Open the Door" |
Ray Hoaster |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
ON BROADWAY: "Mama Mia" |
arr. Roy Phillippe |
conducted by Bob Moody |
VIRGINIA COMPOSER: The Battle of Port Republic |
Randy Cabell |
conducted by Bob Moody |
SPECIAL: Klezmer Dances |
Bulla |
conducted by Bob Moody |
POPULAR SONG FROM 1932: Night and Day |
Cole Porter/Krance |
conducted by Bob Moody |
FEATURE: Tiptoe Through The Tubas |
Jerry Brubaker |
conducted by Bob Moody |
CLASSIC MOVIE THEME: The Magnificent Seven |
Elmer Bernstein, arr. Phillippe | conducted by Bob Moody |
| POPULAR SONG FROM 1889: Hello My Baby |
arr. Van Auken |
conducted by Bob Moody |
MARCH: Powhatan's Daughter |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
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MARCH: Stonewall Brigade March |
Will Ruebush, arr. Hosaflook & Moody |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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OVERTURE: Jederman Overture |
Paul Whear |
conducted by James Taylor |
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PATRIOTIC: Amber Waves of Grain |
James Curnow |
conducted by James Taylor |
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MARCH: Battle Pavane |
Susato/Margolis |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SACRED: All Things Bright and Beautiful |
Claude T. Smith |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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BROADWAY: Guys and Dolls |
Loesser/Custer |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SOLO: I Remember Clifford--Ray Hoaster, flugelhorn |
arr. Ray Hoaster |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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JAZZ: Birdland |
Zawinal/Lowden |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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AMERICANA: Civil War Suite |
Harold L. Walters |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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MARCH: Emblem of Unity |
Richards/Swearingen |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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EARLY JAZZ: St. Louis Blues |
Handy |
conducted by James Taylor |
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MARCH: The Rifle Regiment |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Spectre of Fortune |
Kaisershot |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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OVERTURE: Seagate |
James Swearingen |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SPANISH MARCH: Amparito Roca |
Jaimie Texidor |
conducted by James Taylor |
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TUBA SOLO: Variations for Tuba and Band--Roger Ergenbright, Tuba |
Brink |
conducted by James Taylor |
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ON BROADWAY: Phantom Of The Opera |
Webber arr. Barker |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SACRED: The Battle of Jericho |
Charles Richard Spinney |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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FEATURE: Samba For Flutes |
Eric Osterling |
conducted by James Taylor |
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MOVIETIME: Disney At The Movies |
arr. Higgins
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
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JAZZ FROM 1913: Ballin' The Jack (as Featured in "For Me and My Gal") |
arr. Higgins |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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FOLK MUSIC: Irish Rhapsody |
Grundman |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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AT THE MOVIES: When You Wish Upon A Star |
arr. Nestico |
conducted by James Taylor |
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DIXIELAND SONG FROM 1902: "Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey" |
Hughie Cannon, arr Van Auken |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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MARCH: George Washington Bicentennial |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
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MARCH: His Honor. |
Fillmore |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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OVERTURE: First Suite in E Flat. |
Gustav Holst |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: March from Symphony #2 |
Tchaikovsky |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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SACRED: Fanfare and Flourishes (from Charpentirer's TeDeum Prelude) |
James Curnow |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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ON BROADWAY: Chicago |
Kander/Ricketts |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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FEATURE: A Trumpeter’s Lullaby |
Leroy Anderson |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| OPERA THEME: Ride of The Valkyries |
Richard Wagner, arr. Mark Williams |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SELECTION: Balladair |
Erickson |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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JAZZ: Chattenoogie Shoe Shine Boy |
Stone |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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POPULAR SONG FROM 1938: The Nearness of You |
Hoagy Carmichael |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: King Cotton. |
Sousa |
conducted by James Taylor |
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
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MARCH: Chimes of Liberty. |
Edwin Franko Goldman |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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OVERTURE: English Folk Song Suite. |
Ralph Vaughan Williams |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH:Brighton Beach. |
William P. Latham |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SACRED: Voluntary on “Old Hundredth” |
Purcell/Curnow |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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OFF
BROADWAY: The Fantasticks |
Jones/Reed |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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VIRGINIA COMPOSER: Ballad of Harry James... Ray Hoaster, trumpet |
arr. Ray Hoaster |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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INTERNATIONAL: Welsh Folk Song Suite |
Davis |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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CIRCUS MARCH : Bravura. |
Duble |
conducted by James Taylor |
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VIRGINIA COMPOSER: Burst of Glory (Commissioned by the SBB) |
Bryan Kidd |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MOVIE THEME: As Time Goes By (as sung by Sam in "Casablanca" in 1942) |
Herman Hupfield 1931 |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Washington Post |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Grandioso |
Seitz/Glover |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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OVERTURE: Second Suite in F |
Gustav Holst |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Hosts of Freedom |
Karl King |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SACRED: Fantasia on an Irish Hymn |
O’Reilly |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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ON BROADWAY: Mary Poppins |
arr. Ricketts |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Air Waves (radio theme of “The Million Dollar Band”) |
Olivadoti |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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LATIN: Blue Tango |
Leroy Anderson |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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SPECIAL: Flourish for Wind Band |
Ralph Vaughan Williams |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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POLKA: Clear Track |
Strauss |
conducted by Ray Hoaster |
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NOVELTY: Instant Concert |
Walters |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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POPULAR SONG FROM 1889: Hello My Baby |
Howard & Emerson arr. Van Auken |
conducted by Bob Moody |
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MARCH: Hands Across the Sea. |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| MARCH: The Guardian | Kevin Kaisershot | conducted by Bob Moody |
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| AMERICANA: Hootenanny | Walters | conducted by Bob Moody |
| MARCH: Stars and Stripes Forever | Sousa | conducted by Bob Moody |
The band plays annually at Oktoberfest at the Frontier Culture Museum, playing "oompah" music in the authentic German style.
This event is Saturday October 5th. Check back for performance time.
Join the band! Fall rehearsals start October 7th for new members.
Rehearsals are in the band room at the
entrance to Gypsy Hill Park.
Rehearsals are 8 pm to 9:30 pm every Monday,
with a short break for the
Christmas Holidays.
Call or email any board member for information, or if you have a friend in the band, just ask your friend for information.
See you in rehearsal. Most folks arrive by 7:40.