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St. Joseph Municipal Band
Performing at the John E. N. Howard Band
Shell
St. Joseph, Michigan
August 20, 2006 at 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
| Mary J. Goff, Mayor |
Conducted by Dr. Donald Moely |
| Frank Walsh, City Manager |
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Opening Ceremony: Please join in singing the National
Anthem
1 Fanfare for the Common Man Aaron Copland
Featuring the trumpets, french horns, trombones, tubas and
percussion
2. The Light Eternal James Swearingen
3. Five Mellow Winds David Shanke
Featuring: Chris Keech, Dan Worthington,
alto saxes; Dr. Dave Ratajik and Dr Steven Schadler, Tenor Saxes and Rich
Bressler, Clarinet
4. Voice of the Guns Kenneth J. Alford
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The Municipal Band Brass Quintet
William Camp, Coordinator, & Charles
Steck, Trumpets;
David Steel, French horn, Gary Cooper,
Trombone; Jason Harris, Tuba
1. Grand Valley Fanfare Eric Ewazen
2. The Little White Donkey Jacques Ibert
3. Sunday Traffic from Music for Movies Aaron
Copland
4. Brasability Lennie Niehaus
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5. Big Band Showcase arr. Warren Barker
6. El Capitan March John Philip Sousa
Next Sunday for our weekly 3:30 & 7:30 p.m. concerts, we
will a Euphonium solo, a guest conductor, and guest vocalist Sally Stine.
Hanging Flower Baskets are donated by Barbott=s Greenhouse
& Landscape of Stevensville
FEATURED PERFORMERS TODAY
The Municipal Band Brass Quintet is
coordinated by William Camp, formerly of Niles but presently a professional
trumpet player in Chicago. He regularly performs with the Chicago Classic
Brass and has also performed in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium,
and at La Scala, Italy.
Charles Steck, Charles Steck is Associate Director of Bands and Choirs at
LaPorte High School, and Instructor of Trumpet and Trumpet Choir at Valparaiso
University. He holds a Bachelor of Music Education and a Master of Music
from Valparaiso University.
David Seel, is associate Band Director at Adams High School, South Bend, and
formerly performed is the Army Service band.
Gary A. Cooper attended Lake Michigan College, Indiana University of South
Bend and the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Cooper has played with
the Michigan Opera Orchestra as well as the South Bend, Kalamazoo and Chicago
Civic Symphonies. He is Artist in Residence in the St. Joseph system. He also
teaches at the Arts Center for the Salvation Army and teaches private
lessons.
Jason Harris, of Marcellus, is beginning his Master’s Degree in Tuba
performance this fall at Western Michigan University.
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