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12 th Annual Band on the Quad Wednesday, May 8, 2013 6:00 PM Cary Academy Quad Concert Program (continued) Chameleon (1973) Herbie Hancock This is a funk tune we played at the Jazz MPA. It features Bryce Patisaul on bass. Soloists – Damon Blair, Michael Crow, Pranay Tankala, Vishy Kasula, Ben Lipson, Jimmy McShane, Matthew Glosson, Gabe Lee, Yusuf Nyang’oro, Will Snider MS Jazz Band St. Thomas (1956) Sonny Rollins These impressive students have worked predominantly on their own during MS band class. Bravo! Soloists – Damon Blair, Michael Crow, Pranay Tankala MS Jazz Combo Cantaloupe Island (1973) Herbie Hancock, arr. Mike Kamuf Sing, Sing, Sing (1936) Louis Prima, arr. Gordon Goodwin Cantaloupe Island – is a light rock/funk tune. We like the feel of it! Soloists – Andy Cooper, Thomas Worm Sing, Sing, Sing – Arranged by Gordon Goodwin, this is the version performed by his Big Phat Band. It is by far the toughest piece we have tackled in years! Soloists – Trevor Scanlon, Daniel Sheitman, Jeonghun Lee, Daniel Orol US Jazz Band Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (1966) Joe Zawinul Joe Blue (2012) Joseph Cornett Mercy, Mercy, Mercy – was written for saxophonist Cannonball Adderly and reached #11 on the Billboard charts in 1967. The brand of Andy Cooper’s saxophone is a Cannonball! Soloists – Andy Cooper, Richard Van Vliet, Thomas Worm Joe Blue – was written by Joseph Cornett, our pianist and longest tenured member of the combo. It is a 12 bar blues in F and will feature solos by many of the combo members - most notably the scat singing of fellow senior, Lars Dolder. Soloists - Joseph Cornett, Ben Davalos Martinez, Daniel Orol, Jeonghun Lee, Lars Dolder US Jazz Combo 2
12-13 Beginning Band Members Flute Alto Sax Trombone Alex Bandong Nate McShane Raiden Mason SL Elizabeth George Justin Stone Anna Ibrahim Trumpet Cedric Tucker Caroline Spancake H SL Matthew Cinoman SL Michael Epperson Percussion Clarinet Ryan Scott Cameron Abernethy SL Amy Chang H SL Aditya Surana Connor Brody SL Haley Harris Rohit Jain Horn SL Section Leader Curt Sherman Peyton Gozon H NCAIS Honor Band Beginning Band, by Connor Brody This year I have taken beginning band. At the beginning of the year when I heard I got beginning band I was disappointed because I had never played an instrument before. Then once we began to test out the instruments I thought I would have a lot of fun playing trumpet so that’s what I chose. I learned 5 notes on trumpet before I switched to percussion. During band on both instruments I learned how to count and play many notes. Beginning band has been a fun experience and I hope many kids take it and learn like me. To the Beginning Band from Mr. Grush What remarkable progress! Sounds started as painful, then became recognizable, and now have become more polished and beautiful. You have developed skills in reading music, counting, keeping a steady tempo, supporting a steady airflow, listening, tuning, matching sound, matching volume, and matching style. I am very proud of you! We need you in band next year! 3
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