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Left:
Fledgling David helps prepare the stage
Right: Little Jason works
to ensure the "technology" is fully-functional |
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seemingly - for no particular
reason - while all of the other Worker Bees are - well
"working" - Mitchie takes a moment to abuse poor,
young Alchy |
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Left:
older xylophones - like many of us - sometimes need a little
"shoring-up" |
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Right:
one of our newer musical "gadgets" - our
much-beloved and oft-used crotales |
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PJL "seems" happy |
Rob at his timpani |
Dress Rehearsal - Dry Run IV |
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A
happy Mitch |
Darron assisting at the
"eighty-eights" |
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reflective David |
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All
is ready for our the 158th Annual Spring Concert. We celebrate
our Elder Band Scholars, Induct a new Honorary Member into our
Tiger Band Hall of Fame, recognize our Outstanding Tiger Band
Member of the Year - and hopefully provide a plethora of
experiences that are musically rewarding and personally
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we begin with our traditional
playing of the Star-Spangled Banner |
Right:
it is our distinct privilege and pleasure to induct Dr. Angela
Carol Easterday Holder as the newest member of our Tiger Band
Hall of Fame - Scholar Kyle, Voice of the Tiger Bands reads the
citation |
Dr. Angela Easterday Holder |
| Jason
Allen Reinhardt, Senior Band Scholar from Union, Kentucky, is
featured as the trombone soloist on the Arthur Pryor classic -
The Blue Bells of Scotland - it was truly a barn-burner
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Later
in the evening, Little Jason was also honored for his two years
of service in the prestigious role of Director's Assistant -
where he has distinguished himself as an exemplar of excellence,
dedication and service |
Whitney Gae Castle, Elder Band
Scholar from Paintsville, Kentucky is honored for her years of
service to our Tiger Bands - as our "Band Coordinator"
- Whit is loved and beloved by all - and we shall miss her
dearly |
One
of the very special moments of the evening was when Emily Hales,
Elder Band Scholar from Silver Spring, Maryland, was honored as
our Outstanding Tiger Band Member of the Year.
"Killer" has served our Tiger Bands as Spiritual
Advisor, has been twice featured as soloist, and has been a
three year member of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Band |
Emily Hales |
Four Tiger Band Scholars were
recognized as participants in the 2003 Kentucky Intercollegiate
Band that performed in the Whitney Hall of the Kentucky Center
for the Performing Arts in February as part of the KMEA
In-Service Conference |
Katie McKown
Jeremy Sexton |
Each
of our eight Elder Band Scholars [aka seniors] were introduced
and recognized. Upper left is Katie McKown [Miss Katie] from
Ohio County, Kentucky - Lower Left is Jeremy Sexton
[Jeremy-Wade] from Mercer County, Kentucky - both principal
players in our Tiger Bands |
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a special feature of this year's Spring Concert - a PowerPoint
presentation was added during the traditional playing of
"The Old Scottish Melody" as we honored the Elder Band
Scholars. Many photographs of on-campus performances of the
FTGPB & the Tiger Symphonic Band - as well as our numerous
Grrr...Excursions were included during the presentation |
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The
Program
Star-Spangled
Banner.....arr. J. P. Sousa
The
Gum-Suckers March.....P. Grainger/Rogers
Darron
McNutt, Assistant Artist - Piano
Blue
Bells of Scotland.....A. Pryor/Pearson
Jason
A. Reinhardt, Trombone Solo
An
Irish Rhapsody.....C. Grundman
Old
Scottish Melody.....arr. C. Wiley
As
We Salute The Class of 2003
Russian
Christmas Music.....A. Reed
Georgetown
College Alma Mater.....arr. P. LaRue
*****
Five-Fold
Band Tenets
Academic
Excellence
Musical Achievement
Spiritual Values
Leadership Skills
Commitment to Georgetown College
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Band
Leadership Team
Spring 2003
Director’s
Assistant
Jason
Reinhardt
Band
Coordinator
Whitney
Castle
Spiritual
Advisor
Emily
Hales
Tiger
Togs
Kim
Vogler
Band
Logistics
Adam
Nance
“Throw
It In There Crew”
Mitch
Woods & Kent Simon
Band
Alchemist
Tyler
Howard
Voice
of the Tiger Bands
Kyle
Simon
I
would like to thank everyone in our campus community for their
ongoing support of Bands at Georgetown College and allowing us
to be a part of TEAM GC
Director
Peter
LaRue
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