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Beginning Strings<br />
Ms. Julia Gray-Lion – Director<br />
Choir<br />
Mr. Walter Johnson – Director<br />
Concert Band<br />
Mr. Bill Rhyan – Director<br />
Peyton Anderson – violin<br />
Johnathan Battle – violin<br />
Sophia Graham – violin<br />
Ashton Lane – violin<br />
Lauren Weese – violin<br />
Alena Poole – cello<br />
Isabella Sierra – cello<br />
Intermediate Strings<br />
Ms. Julia Gray-Lion – Director<br />
Francisco Almeida – violin<br />
Ebony Cornett – violin<br />
Adrienne Franklin – violin<br />
Michaela Hameed – violin<br />
Lindy Litzenberger – violin<br />
Alexis McDaniel – violin<br />
Philan Morgan – violin<br />
Brandon Ortega – violin<br />
Grace Robertson – viola<br />
Wyatt Boyter – string bass<br />
Advanced Strings<br />
Ms. Julia Gray-Lion – Director<br />
Emma Barclay – violin<br />
Faith Colbert – violin<br />
Keodara Seifert – violin<br />
Theresa Adkins – cello<br />
Jessica Chapa – cello<br />
Lee Shaw – drum set<br />
Kalif Perkins – cello<br />
Travis Williams – string bass<br />
Percussion Ensemble<br />
Mr. Robert Fajardo – Director<br />
Jared Alex – timpani<br />
Earnest Jammer – snare drum<br />
Lee Shaw – xylophone<br />
Ekaterina Boucher – mallets<br />
Jason Alva – accessories<br />
Andrea Strong – accessories<br />
Miya Carter – accessories<br />
Danielle Jackson – piano<br />
Kayla Evans – soprano<br />
Alesia Johnson – soprano<br />
Madison Haynes – soprano<br />
Louisa Montano – soprano<br />
Faith Colbert – soprano<br />
Sarah Medina – soprano<br />
Glory Omorowa – alto<br />
Alissa Anderson – alto<br />
Le’Bria Ware – alto<br />
Ebony Cornett – alto<br />
Alexus Smith – alto<br />
LiLiane Montano – alto<br />
DaRaja Medlock – alto<br />
Danae Jackson – tenor<br />
Symphonic Band<br />
Mr. Bill Rhyan – Director<br />
Amanda Monsalve – piccolo/flute<br />
Rachel Gully – flute<br />
Sesalee Harris – flute<br />
Audrey Blackburn – oboe<br />
Hank Blackburn – clarinet<br />
Robert Voigt – clarinet<br />
Catherine Day – clarinet<br />
Mikhail Boucher – bass clarinet<br />
Morgan Smith – bass clarinet<br />
Jeremy Fleming – alto sax<br />
Jose Morales – alto sax<br />
Ryan Spivey – tenor sax<br />
Hayden Hill – tenor sax<br />
Jane Kelleher – F horn<br />
Leighton Durham – F horn<br />
Mallory Curry - trumpet<br />
Danielle Fields - trumpet<br />
Joe Martel, Jr. - trumpet<br />
Justin Mills - trombone<br />
Thomas Lincoln - trombone<br />
Heath Kuykendall - baritone<br />
Rubin Leos - tuba<br />
Danielle Jackson – bass guitar<br />
Earnest Jammer – percussion<br />
Ekaterina Boucher – percussion<br />
Amanda Monsalve – piccolo/flute<br />
Rachel Gully – flute<br />
Sesalee Harris – flute<br />
Hank Blackburn – clarinet<br />
Avery Oliver – clarinet<br />
Robert Voigt – clarinet<br />
Mikhail Boucher – bass clarinet<br />
Jeremy Fleming – alto sax<br />
Garrett Johnson – alto sax<br />
Ryan Spivey – tenor sax<br />
Vivian Ton – F horn<br />
Jane Kelleher – F horn<br />
Meredith Curry – F horn<br />
Travis Williams – trumpet<br />
Justin Mills – trombone<br />
Heath Kuykendall – baritone<br />
Cain Mancillas-Garcia – tuba<br />
Rubin Leos – tuba<br />
Earnest Jammer – percussion<br />
Jason Alva – percussion<br />
Ekaterina Boucher – percussion<br />
Miya Carter – percussion<br />
Andrea Strong – percussion<br />
Jared Alex – percussion<br />
Evelio Ruiz – percussion<br />
Alejandro Galdamez – percussion<br />
Lee Shaw – drum set<br />
Danielle Fields – trumpet<br />
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Bishop Dunne<br />
Catholic School<br />
Sounds of<br />
Bishop Dunne<br />
Thursday, April 18, 2013<br />
Bishop Dunne Gymnasium<br />
www.bdhs.org
Advanced Strings Ensemble<br />
Ms. Julia Gray-Lion – Director<br />
“Trumpet Voluntary”<br />
Sounds of America<br />
Clarke, arr. Julie Latham<br />
Written in the early 1700s by Jeremiah Clarke, this tune is a favorite for weddings and public gatherings.<br />
We hope you enjoy our interpretation of this piece as we invite our Bishop Dunne music theory group to<br />
join with our advanced strings small ensemble for this performance.<br />
Feature: Kalif Perkins – Cello<br />
“Elegie”<br />
Choir<br />
Mr. Walter Johnson – Director<br />
Danielle Jackson - Piano<br />
“Wouldn’t It Be Loverly”<br />
Taken from the musical My Fair Lady<br />
“Getting to Know You”<br />
Taken from the musical The King and I<br />
Gabriel Faure<br />
Lerner & Loewe, arr. Mona Rejino<br />
Rodgers & Hammerstein, arr. Mona Rejino<br />
Feature: Christian Adkins – Marimba<br />
“Carefree”<br />
Gottlob Turk, arr. Garwood Whaley<br />
Combined String Ensembles<br />
Ms. Julia Gray-Lion – Director<br />
“Tzena, Tzena”<br />
Traditional<br />
Made popular by the folk singing group the Weavers in the 1950s, this Israeli tune has delighted ears and<br />
hearts with its playfulness and sparkle. We have enjoyed learning it in the traditional fiddle style of “hear<br />
a little, play a little back” and not using sheet music.<br />
Feature: Lauren Weese, Grace Robertson, Jessica Chapa – String Trio<br />
“Noble Maiden Fair”<br />
Patrick Doyle<br />
“Cielito Lindo”<br />
arr. Jorge Vargas<br />
A beloved classic of Mexican traditional music, Cielito Lindo roughly translates to “sweet little one” or<br />
“cute little one,” and is commonly heard at events such as soccer games. If at first you don’t recognize<br />
the melody, keep listening for the “Ay, yi, yi, y…” section.<br />
Percussion Ensemble<br />
Mr. Robert Fajardo – Director<br />
“Xylatin”<br />
Paul Jebe<br />
Xylatin is an exploration of the music of the Americas. Mr. Jebe combines a wide array of timbres to<br />
make a fun, tuneful, and syncopated piece of music that portrays the musical developments from Europe<br />
to the Americas.<br />
Feature: Lee Shaw – Snare Drum & Amanda Monsalve – Piccolo<br />
“Three Camps” Charles Ashworth (1812)<br />
Symphonic Band<br />
Mr. Bill Rhyan – Director<br />
“El Capitan” March<br />
John Philip Sousa, arr. Andrew Balent<br />
Sousa wrote fifteen operettas as well as his famous marches. The best known march is “El Capitan,” written<br />
in 1896.<br />
“Earth, Wind and Fire in Concert”<br />
arr. Richard Saucedo<br />
A medley of “September,” “After the Love Has Gone,” and “Fantasy”—songs written in 1977-78, and still<br />
popular today.<br />
Feature: Mr. Walter Johnson – Vocalist<br />
April 18, 2013<br />
Concert Band<br />
Mr. Bill Rhyan – Director<br />
“The Nineties” (A Decade of Music)<br />
arr. Paul Murtha<br />
A variety of popular music written during the years of 1987 through 1999, including “A Whole New<br />
World,” “You’ll Be In My Heart,” “Wannabe,” “From A Distance,” Mambo No. 5,” “Tears in Heaven,” “Everybody<br />
Dance Now,” “My Heart Will Go On,” “Tubthumping,” “Everything I Do,” “Forest Gump,” “Zoot Suit<br />
Riot,” “Smooth,” “Be Our Guest,” “Hero,” “Iris,” and “Circle of Life.”<br />
Combined Bands, Choir and Strings Finale<br />
“God Bless America”<br />
Irving Berlin, arr. John Edmondson<br />
This stirring yet simple melody has made it the most popular modern patriotic song of the century. Of all<br />
the timeless songs of Irving Berlin, this is perhaps his crowning achievement. The audience is invited to<br />
stand and sing on the repeat of the chorus:<br />
Chorus: God bless America…land that I love. Stand beside her, and guide her…through the night with<br />
a light from above. From the mountains, to the prairies, to the oceans white with foam. God bless<br />
America…my home, sweet home. God bless America…my home…sweet, sweet… home.<br />
Feature: Danielle Jackson – Piano