Concerts are held each Monday at 8 pm in
June, July and August (except July 4) in the Stonewall Brigade
Bandstand in beautiful
Gypsy Hill Park, Staunton.
Click
here or scroll down for concert programs
Concerts are held regardless of weather except for severe electrical
storms. For cancellation information call 540-332-3835.
Special: email
us to vote
for your favorite tunes from the season. We'll take the top 10
and put them on the August 29th 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 the Tastee Freez 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 road 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. In the event that
construction on West Beverley has this way blocked, turn left at the
first light on Grubert Avenue, go up the hill and take the first right
on 3rd street. Follow this to Circle Drive and turn left.
This brings you out on Thornrose Avenue. Turn left on Thornrose and
proceed to the park as above.
Lawn
chairs or blankets are suggested as permanent seating is very
limited. The best sound is at the distance of the permanent seats.
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CONCERT
PROGRAMS
Scroll down for the entire season.
The Stonewall Brigade Band will play a
concert on Memorial Day, May 30th, at the Stonewall Brigade Bandstand
as
part of the VFW Memorial Day Ceremonies.
The concert portion will start at 9:45 a.m.
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
June
6,
2011
D-Day
anniversary
8:00
P.M.
Season
Opener
8:15 pm Dedication of the
Concession Stand
at the Bandstand and donation of the building to the City of
Staunton
A
project
of
the Rotary Club of Staunton-Augusta County, with donations
from countless citizens and organizations in the
area.
|
MARCH:The
Billboard
|
Klohr
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
Chant and Jubilo
|
McBeth
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: The
Motorist March
|
Louis Rich
arr. Feldbush
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED:
Assurance
|
John Ness
Beck
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
ON BROADWAY:
Jersey Boys
|
Billy Joel
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
LATIN: A Bit
of Beguine
|
Richard Fote
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
D-DAY
TRIBUTE: Taps for the Fallen Brave
|
arr. Greg
Moody
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
FEATURE:
Where No Man Has Gone Before
|
arr. Bocook
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
VIRGINIA
COMPOSER: Band of the Shenandoah
|
Randy Cabell
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
POPULAR:
Feelings
|
Albert
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
POPULAR: Meet
The Flintstones
|
Barbera
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH:The
Thunderer
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
June
13,
2011
(Flag
Day
Concert)
8:00
P.M.
To The Colors---- Billy Brooks, trumpet
Posting of Colors by Elks Club
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
National Anthem, Department of Defense Official Version
Address by ________________
Concert
selected
from
the following:
|
MARCH: E Pluribus
Unum
|
Fred Jewell
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
AMERICANA: The World
Turned Upside Down
|
arr. Robert Jager
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH:America
Exultant
|
Al Hayes
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
AMERICANA: Panorama
USA a bicentennial edition
|
Ployhar
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED: Crown Him
With Many Crowns
|
James Swearingen
|
conducted by James
Taylor
|
|
VIRGINIA COMPOSER:
Old Virginia
|
Will Ruebush arr. Bob
Moody
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
VIRGINIA COMPOSER:
Queen City of the Valley
|
Ray Hoaster
|
conducted by Ray
Hoaster
|
|
MARCH: Noble Men
|
Fillmore
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
AMERICANA: American
Riversongs
|
arr. LaPlante
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
PATRIOTIC: Irving
Berlin’s Songs for America
|
arr. Swearingen
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: The Black
Horse Troop
|
Sousa
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
Bugle
Call
"Retreat"--
Billy
Brooks
Retiring
of
Colors
Stonewall
Brigade
Band Concert
IN
MEMORY OF AL WINTERS
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
MONDAY
JUNE
20,
2011
8:00
P.M.
|
MARCH: Independentia
|
R. B. Hall
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE: Seagate
|
James Swearingen
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Colonel Bogey
|
Kenneth Alford
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED: Fanfare
Prelude on " O God Our Help in Ages Past "
|
Curnow
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
ON BROADWAY: Mama Mia
|
arr. Roy Phillippe
|
conducted by James
Taylor
|
|
VIRGINIA COMPOSER:
Sesquicentennial March
|
Greg Moody
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
SPECIAL: Birdland
|
arr. Bob Lowden
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
IN TRIBUTE: Elegy for W. A. "Big Al"
Winters
|
Joseph Kornicke
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
JAZZ: I Remember
Clifford-- Ray Hoaster-Trumpet
|
arr. Ray Hoaster
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
LOCAL COMPOSER:
Fantasy on "Open the Door"
|
Ray Hoaster
|
conducted by Ray
Hoaster
|
|
POPULAR: Hello My
Baby
|
arr. Cofield
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: The Rifle
Regiment
|
Sousa arr. Randy
Cabell
|
conducted by Bob Moody
|
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
June
27,
2011
8:00
P.M.
Civil War Sesquicentennial Concert
and Celebrating our Nation's Independence
*including selections played for the Centennial in 1961
This program, with modifications, will be presented at Virginia Tech on
May 21 (noon, Cassell Colliseum) for the Signature
Conference at the opening of the Civil War Sesquicentennial and at the
New Market Battlefield on May 14 (noon, at the barn on the Bushong
Farm) for reenactment participants and the
general public.
|
MARCH:
Stonewall Brigade March*
|
Will Ruebush,
arr. Bob Moody and Cindy Hosaflook
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
Mississippi River Suite*
|
Ferde Grofe
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Band
of the Shenandoah
|
Randy Cabell
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
AMERICANA:
The Civil War
|
arr. Ployhar
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
AMERICANA:
Blue and Grey Patrol*
|
C. W. Dalbey
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
CIVIL WAR
SUITE: 1) Under The Shade of The Trees 2) Death of a Confederate Son
|
Shawn Bentz
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
AMERICANA:
Civil War Suite
|
Harold L.
Walters
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: “The
Major of St. Lo” (Thomas Howie)
|
Allen arr.
Lewis and Moody
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
PATRIOTIC:
Armed Forces Salute
|
arr. Lowden
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
IN TRIBUTE:
Taps For The Fallen Brave
|
transcribed
and arranged by Greg Moody
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
PATRIOTIC:
God Bless America
|
Irving
Berlin-- arr. Van Auken
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Stars
and Stripes Forever.
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Charlottesville
Community Band Festival
Charlottesville Pavilion on
the Downtown Mall
Saturday July 2, 2011
Orange County Community Band: 11:30am-12:15pm
Roanoke Valley Community Band: 12:45-1:30pm
Fredericksburg Community Band: 2:00-2:45pm
Blacksburg Community Band: 3:15-4:00pm
The Stonewall Brigade Band: 4:30-5:15pm
Charlottesville Municipal Band 5:45-6:30pm
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert:
4:30 pm
A MUSICAL PANORAMA OF AMERICAN HISTORY
| OUR BAND'S MARCH |
The Stonewall
Brigade |
Will Ruebush arr. Bob Moody & Cindy
Hosaflook |
| REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
Sons
of Liberty |
Neeck |
| CORNWALLIS’S RETREAT
MARCH |
The World Turned Upside Down |
arr. Jager |
| SACRED |
Fanfare
Prelude on "O God Our Help in Ages Past" |
James Curnow |
| CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL |
The
Civil War |
James D. Ployhar |
| DEATH OF STONEWALL
JACKSON |
Under the Shade of the Trees |
Shawn Bentz |
| MARCH |
Sesquicentennial March |
Greg Moody |
| WORLD WAR I |
March “U.
S. Battleship Virginia” |
Bennet |
| WORLD WAR II |
“The
Major of St. Lo ”
(Thomas Howie) |
Allen arr. Fred Lewis & Bob Moody |
| AMERICAN HISTORY
SUMMARIZED |
Panorama USA (1976) |
James D. Ployhar |
| AMERICAN JAZZ |
“I Remember
Clifford” Ray Hoaster—flugelhorn |
arr.
Ray Hoaster |
| IN TRIBUTE |
Taps for
the Fallen Brave |
transcribed and arranged by Greg Moody |
| OUR NATIONAL MARCH |
Stars and Stripes Forever |
John Phillip Sousa |
NO
STONEWALL
BRIGADE
BAND CONCERT
ON THE STONEWALL BRIGADE BANDSTAND ON JULY 4TH.
AMERICA'S
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
IS USING THE BANDSTAND THAT EVENING.
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
July
11,
2011
8:00
P.M.
|
MARCH:
Quality Plus
|
Jewell
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
Emperata
|
Claude T.
Smith
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH:
Burnished Brass
|
John Cacavas
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
FEATURE:
Triad trumpet trio
|
J. J.
Richards
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED: All
Things Bright and Beautiful
|
arr. Claude
T. Smith
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED: The
Lord is My Strength
|
Caleb Simper
arr. Bob Moody
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
ON BROADWAY:
The Lion King
|
arr. John
Higgins
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
THEME: Theme
from the film “Gettysburg
|
arr. Custer
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
PATRIOTIC:
George M. Cohan Patriotic Fantasy
|
Arr. Paul
Yoder
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
VIRGINIA
COMPOSER: U. S. Battleship Virginia
|
C. W. Bennet
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
POPULAR: St.
Louis Blues
|
Handy/Bocook
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
MARCH: Semper
Fidelis
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
July
18,
2011
8:00
P.M.
Kids' Concert in the Park
Sponsored
by
McDonald's restaurants, with special
guest
Ronald McDonald
Special
Kids'
Show
by
Ronald McDonald at 7 pm.
Also
featuring
selections
from
the
3nd-annual Stonewall Brigade
Band Middle School Camp Band
Program
selected
from
the following:
|
MARCH:
National Emblem
|
Bigelow
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Highlights
from “UP"
|
arr. Brown
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Selections
from "The Incredibles"
|
arr. Murtha
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Beautiful
Savior
|
arr.
Swearingen
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
All Star from
“Shrek”
|
arr. Michael
Story
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Batman Theme
|
Danny Elfman
arr. Michael Story
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Accidentally
In Love
|
Adam Duritz
arr. Michael Sweeney
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
Prime Time
‘Toon Review
|
arr. Ted
Ricketts
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Scooby Doo
Where are You?
|
arr. Victor
Lopez
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Shrek Dance
Party
|
arr. Murtha
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Spongebob
Squarepants
|
arr. Jay
Bocook
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Theme from
Spiderman
|
arr. Jay
Bocook
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Mother
Hubbard March.
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday July 25 2011 8:00 P.M.
“Christmas
in
July”
Benefit Concert for The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
|
Fanfare
Prelude: Joy To The World
|
James Curnow
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
German Carol:
Stille, Stille, Stille
|
arr. Curnow
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
La Fete de
Noel
|
Charles
Richard Spinney
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Spanish
Carol: Fum, Fum, Fum
|
arr. Ken Dye
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Russian
Christmas Music
|
Alfred Reed
arr. Curnow
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
March of the
Toys
|
Victor
Herbert arr. Langley & Clarke
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
A Christmas
Festival
|
Leroy Anderson
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Sleigh Ride
|
Leroy Anderson
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
Midnight
Sleigh Ride
|
Prokoffief,
adapted by Tom Walace
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Rudolph The
Red Nosed Reindeer
|
arr. Hal
Leonard
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
Christmas
Fugue
|
Robert B.
Brown
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
Jingle Bells
Forever
|
Sousa/Pierpont/Smith
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
August
1,
2011
8:00
P.M.
|
MARCH: Specre
of Fortune
|
Kaisershot
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
Fanfare and Flourishes on "Te Deum"
|
Charpentier/Curnow
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Lamar
|
Clifton
Williams
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
ON BROADWAY:
Phantom Of The Opera
|
Webber arr.
Barker
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED:
Prelude on the hymntune Cym Rhondda
|
arr. Bob Moody
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
FEATURE: The
Battle of Jericho
|
Charles
Richard Spinney
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
PATRIOTIC:
Sons of Liberty
|
Neeck
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MOVIETIME:
Disney At The Movies
|
arr. Higgins
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MOVIETIME:
Exodus
|
Gold
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
FOLK MUSIC:
Irish Rhapsody
|
Grundman
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Coast
Guards
|
Karl King
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
JAZZ: Theme
And Variation On The Blues
|
Van Auken
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
MARCH: George
Washington Bicentennial
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
August
8,
2011
8:00
P.M.
|
MARCH: His
Honor.
|
Fillmore
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
First Suite in E Flat.
|
Gustav Holst
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: March
from Symphony #2
|
Tchaikovsky
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
SACRED: Sine
Nomine
|
Ralph Vaughan
Williams
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
ON BROADWAY:
Chicago
|
Kander/Ricketts
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
AMERICANA: A
Night in the Tropics
|
Gottschalk/Williams
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
FEATURE: A
Trumpeter’s Lullaby
|
Leroy
Anderson
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Emblem
of Unity
|
Richards/Swearingen
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
JAZZ:
Chattenoogie Shoe Shine Boy
|
Stone
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
BIG BAND
CLASSIC: Begin The Beguine
|
Cole Porter
arr. Krance
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
POPULAR: The
Nearness of You
|
Carmichael
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: King
Cotton.
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
August
15,
2011
8:00
P.M.
|
MARCH: Chimes
of Liberty.
|
Edwin Franko
Goldman
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
English Folk Song Suite.
|
Ralph Vaughan
Williams
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH:Brighton
Beach.
|
William P.
Latham
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED:
Voluntary on “Old Hundredth”
|
Purcell/Curnow
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
OFF
BROADWAY: The Fantasticks
|
Jones/Reed
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
VIRGINIA
COMPOSER: Ballad of Harry James... Ray Hoaster, trumpet
|
arr. Ray
Hoaster
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH; Big 4
|
Karl King
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
FEATURE:
Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral
|
Richard
Wagner arr. Bocook
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
BROMAN
TRIBUTE: Chorale and Prelude "Now God Be Praised In Heaven Above"
|
Healey Willan
arr. Bob Moody
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
CIRCUS MARCH
: Bravura.
|
Duble
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
POPULAR:
Fantasy on “Lady Of Spain”
|
Evans arr.
Hunsberger
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MOVIE THEME:
As Time Goes By
|
Hupfield
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH:
Washington Post
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall
Brigade
Band
Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday August 22, 2011
8:00 P.M.
|
MARCH:
Grandioso
|
Seitz/Glover
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
OVERTURE:
Second Suite in F
|
Gustav Holst
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Hosts
of Freedom
|
Karl King
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SACRED:
Fantasia on an Irish Hymn
|
O’Reilly
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
ON BROADWAY:
Mary Poppins
|
arr. Ricketts
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Air
Waves (radio theme of “The Million Dollar Band”)
|
Olivadoti
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
LATIN: Blue
Tango
|
Leroy
Anderson
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
SPECIAL:
Pavane from American Symphonette #2
|
Morton Gould
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
POLKA: Clear
Track
|
Strauss
|
conducted by
Ray Hoaster
|
|
VIRGINIA
COMPOSER: Burst of Glory
|
Bryan Kidd
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
NOVELTY:
Instant Concert
|
Walters
|
conducted by
James Taylor
|
|
POPULAR:
Hello My Baby
|
arr. Van
Auken
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
|
MARCH: Hands
Across the Sea.
|
Sousa
|
conducted by
Bob Moody
|
Stonewall Brigade Band Concert
Stonewall
Brigade
Bandstand
Gypsy
Hill
Park
Monday
August
29,
2011
8:00
P.M.
"Best of the Season"
Concert
Selections were chosen by vote of our audience!
| MARCH; The Guardian |
Kevin Kaisershot |
conducted by Bob Moody
|
OVERTURE: Seagate
|
James Swearingen
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
MARCH: The World Turned Upside Down
|
arr. Robert Jager
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
SACRED: Beautiful Savior
|
arr. Swearinge
|
conducted by Ray Hoaster
|
TRUMPET FEATURE: The Ballad
of Harry James, Ray Hoaster-trumpet
|
arr. Ray Hoaster
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
ON BROADWAY: Mary Poppins
|
arr. Ricketts
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
BY MEMBERS' REQUEST:
Second Suite in F for Military Band, selected movements
|
Gustav Holst
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
CHRISTMAS IN JULY: Russian Christmas Music
|
Alfred Reed, arr. Curnow
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
DESCRIPTIVE NOVELTY: The
Battle of Jericho
|
Spinney
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
LATIN: A Bit of Beguine
|
Richard Fote
|
conducted by James Taylor
|
PATRIOTIC: Armed Forces Salute
|
arr. Bob Lowden
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
PATRIOTIC: Taps for the Fallen Brave
|
arr. Greg Moody
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
MOVIES: Disney at the Movies
|
arr. Higgins
|
conducted by Bob Moody |
| AMERICANA: Hootenanny |
Walters |
conducted by Bob Moody |
| MARCH: Stars and Stripes Forever |
Sousa |
conducted by Bob Moody |
Our
next
public
performances
are:
Join the band!
Fall rehearsals start September 26 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.