Hermiston High School
Hermiston School District
Hermiston, OR
A Division
Hermiston High School Marching Band
9:15 AM

Roger Mitchell, Band Director

Drum Major: Jessica Ely
Asst D.M.: Stephanie Hull
Color Guard Captain: Caroline Bozeman
Band Director: Roger Mitchell
Color Guard Director: Alice Newman

Hermiston High School has a small but vital band program. The band program, though small, has been growing the last few years. Each fall the band attends competitions and University "Band Days" as part of their musical experience. This year the Hermiston High School Band has prepared a "South of the Border" field show program entitled "Latin Extravaganza."

John Straehle, Band Director

Jim Loucks, Band Director

The "Eagles" are led on the field by Drum Majors Ashley Bell and Krystal McCarthy. Drum Line and Pit Captains are Ashley Belcher, Stephanie Hjortedal, and Krystal McCarthy.
Color Guard Captains are Ashli Brewczynski and Felicia Smaltz.

This year's show is entitled, "The Phantom of the Piano Studio." Musical selections include: Ludwig and Wolfgang, Knuckle Concerto, Clair De Lune, and Chopstix. Musical arrangements are by Jay Dawson. Drill design is by Dale Warren.

Do you remember those dreadful days of beginning Piano lessons? Well, the "Eagle" Marching Band would like to take you down memory lane as we perform several VERY familiar piano melodies in some "not-so-familiar" musical settings. And, by the the way, Ludwig and Wolfgang just might crack a smile or two; so ... kick back, relax and enjoy "The Phantom of the Piano Studio."

Scott Carson, Band Director

The Klahowya "Marching Eagles" are directed by Scott Carson.

Assisting Mr. Carson are Marching Instructor/Drill Writer, Ed Simmons; Color Guard Instructor, Michelle Simmons; Percussion Instructor, Josh Folen; and Assistant Color Guard Instructors, Robyn Silva and Traca Flowers.

Field direction is provided by Drum Majors Danny Eckstrom, Carina Ellis, and Neil Stallings.

Special thanks go out to Central Kitsap School District Music Coordinators Tom McVicker and Alan Villears and the Klahowya Eagles Band Parents' Association.

Mike Suhling, Band Director

Staff-
Director- Mike Suhling
Percussion/Assistant Director- Keith Mitchell Color Guard Instructor- Kaylyn Eickmeyer Guard Corography- Tyra Mitchell
Drill Design- Jeff Fackler
Drum Majors- Alisa Brossoit
             Morgan Smith

Black Hills High school Marching Band and itâs Director would like to thank the BHHS Band and Percussion Parents for all their continued support and hard work.

William Foster, Band Director

This year's show: Darkness:
                  1. Darkness Ascending
                  2. Darkness Dominant
                  3. Darkness Receding

Peter Klinzman, Band Director

Randy Grostick, Band Director

Shelton High School will be performing our "Tribute to Modern Broadway" with three different movements: "Prologue / Murder, Murder!" from the musical "Jekyll & Hyde" "Masquerade" from the musical "Phantom of the Opera" "On My Own / Do You Hear The People Sing?" from the musical "Les Miserables"

Larry Jay, Band Director

"Recollections of the War" by E. Beyer was published in 1883.

This "descriptive musical potpourri" is an extended suite of "Grand War Songs" from the American Civil War. This musical journey takes the listener from the opening bugle calls that gather the forces for the first battle, to the sorrow of losing comrades, the invasion of the South, and back to the reunification of the United States. Some of the tunes in "Recollections of the War" are "For God and Liberty," "Marching Along," "The Vacant Chair," the "Star Spangled Banner," "Marching Through Georgia," and "Glory Halleleujah." These selections definitely give the listener a window to the music of the era.

In an effort to replicate the band sound of the times, the L.C.H.S. Heritage Marching Band will be performing with instruments characteristic of the 1880âs brass bands: Shepardâs Crook Cornets, Eb "Peck Horns," Tenor Trombones, Baritones, and Basses. Some bands also used Clarinets and Piccolos. Actually there are some instruments on the field that are approximately 100 years old, also the Bandâs uniforms are a modern rendition of uniforms of the era. Interestingly, the "Star Spangled Banner" was not our National Anthem at the time Beyer wrote this piece.
We hope you enjoy the trip back to 1883 and "Recollections of the War."

Thanks to the LC I.M.P.A for your tremendous support.

Phil Hartman, Band Director

The Centennial High School Marching Band and Color Guard are proud to be participating in the Harvest Marching Band Festival for the first time. They are previous Sweepstakes award winners in the Cavalcade of Bands in Pasco, the Northwest Marching Band Championships in Spokane, and the District III Marching Festival in Boise, ID.

This year's production is entitled "All in a Day's Time", a visual and musical representation of the passing of the 24 hours in a day. The muscial selections include:

"Sanctus" - Johann Pachelbel
"Wild Nights" - John Adams
"Dusk" - Steven Bryant
"Blue Shades" - Frank Ticheli
"Sleep" - Eric Whitacre

Joe Carl, Band Director

This is the second year that the Sumner HS Marching Band has participated in the Harvest Marching Band Festival. This group performed earlier this year at the 2005 National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in Washington, D.C. and the 2005 Portland Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade and Festival of Bands Field Show Competition, where they earned 3rd Place awards in both events. This fall these students have performed in the Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival Parade in Leavenworth, WA where they received both the first place division award and the John J. Byron Award for being the best overall band in the parade. This group will also participate in the Auburn, WA Veterans Day Parade and Field Show Competition in November. This fall's field show is based on the popular Disney Movie "The Incredibles".

Keith Russell, Band Director

Keith Russell, Director
Katrina Carl, Color Guard Advisor
Jay Colgan, Percussion Advisor

The 2005 "Scarlet Tide" from Kamiakin High School
under the field direction of Drum Majors SHARLAN MONTGOMERY and KURTIS BARTON

This season we present a symphonic suite of music
Written by Modest Muzorgsky and arranged for Marching Band
by Jay Klarfeld and Kevin Lepper. With Percussion adaptation by Jay Colgan

Paying tribute to the paintings of Victor Hartman, The "Scarlet Tide" presents Modest Muzorgskyâs famous

PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION
The "Scarlet Tide" would like to thank the efforts of the Kamiakin Instrumental Music Booster parents and Administration for their support. We also want to give a special thanks to the following companies for their generous assistance to our program:
Raines Electric, INC.
Whiteâs Insurance Service ö PEMCO insurance
First United Methodist Church:
Sean L. Mathews D.M.D. General Dentistry
Shelbyâs Floral and Gift
Loving Care Daycare
Waste Management, Inc.

Brett Dupree, Band Director

Drill Instructors: Brian Bailie, John Cordell

Colorguard Instructors: Teena Bailie, Malia Judd

Percussion Instructors: Andy Kalinski, Katie Hurst

Assistant Percussion Instructor: Jeff Niles

Drum Majors: Erin Durch, Jessica Kerr

Colorguard Captain: Rita Loffer

Band President: Jodie Rottle

Auburn Band Parentsâ Association Presidents: Marcia Bonner and Delores Range

The Auburn Marching Band has a rich tradition of excellence. In existence since 1950, the band has marched in 2 Tournament of Roses Parades (1987 and 1989), performed at Seattle Seahawks football games, and won many 1st place and caption awards throughout the Western United States and Canada in parades and field show competitions. Auburn bands, in conjunction with the Band Parents, host the annual Veteransâ Day Parade and Field Show Competition, this year on Saturday, November 5th.

Our show this year is from Russian composers Alexander Arutunian, Aram Katchaturian, and Sergei Prokofiev. The Trojan Marching Band presents the Arutunian Trumpet Concerto, Adagio from Spartacus and Troika.

Phillip Simpson, Band Director

Title of Show: South of the Border
Tune Names: Corrado, Macho Nacho, Maleguena

The band earned 2nd place in the AAAA division at the recent Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival Parade held in Leavenworth, Washington on September 24, 2005.

Ron Gerhardstein and Maegan Ley, Band Director

Our 2005 field show is entitled "Minimally Speaking" is composed and arranged by Richard Saucedo. Battery percussion parts were arranged by Yeon-hee Yim. "Minimally Speaking" is based on the musical concept of minimalism; short over-lapping repeating musical phrases. The three movements are: New Rhythmics, Layers, and Echoes.

Allan Eve, Band Director

Our 2005 Show Theme: Music from the Broadway Musical : Jekyll and Hyde!
This exciting music is fun to play and hear. Tonight, we will perform the first movement PROLOGUE: MURDER, MURDER, with trumpet solo Brandon Dearlove. We will also hear our drumline feature, written by instructor Matt Larsen. The Bomber Marching Band placed third in all three competitions last year, and is working to achieve even better results this year!

STUDENT LEADERSHIP:

Drum Majors:
        Cori Smith
        Jessi Allen
Color Guard Captain is:
        Sara Polster
Field Conductor is:
        Sarah Mowry

Section Leaders:
Dorothy Mann--flutes
Casey Stamper --clarinets
Greg Rickard--saxophones
Tasha Garland--bell fronts
Brandon Dearlove --trumpets
Alys Hugo÷trombones
Britni Roe÷sousaphones
Samantha Koopman--drumline
Cynthia Hickey÷pit percussion

Our STAFF:
Matthew Elliott, Marching Coach
Enid Flynn, Color Guard Coach
Matt Larsen, Drumline Coach
Dennis Larsen, Pit Percussion Coach
Annie Weldon, Assistant Marching
Bob Swoboda, Visual GE
And
Allan W. Eve, Director of Bands

THANKS TO THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BOOSTERS IN THEIR HELP IN STAFFING OUR ACTIVITY.

Kevin Swisher, Band Director

The Drum Majors are Peter Blake and Mallory Anderson.

The Falcon marching band show "Windsprints - Persistence" was written by Richard Saudedo. Percussion arrangements were done by Paul Lack and Ben Chambers. "Windsprints" is a flourish of notes and rhythms meant to stir the kind of emotion one might experience during the running of a 50 or 100 yard dash. The piece gets off the "starting blocks" quickly and immediately involves numerous wind and percssion instruments in a technical "race to the finish line!" "Persistence is the neverending feeling within all of us that pushed us to run a little faster, reach a little higher and try a little harder as we attempt to reach our life goals. With persistence, we are capable of turning our dreams into reality.

Randy Bjur, Band Director

The 123 member Kennewick High School Marching Band is directed by Randy Bjur and Jason Rose. Percussion Instructors are Erik Yahrmarkt and Carri Thompson. Color Guard instruction is by Kate Weir. Woodwind Instructors are Mariko Intlekofer, Ryan Lane and Mary Claybrook. Brass Instructors are Don Soderstrom, Derek Cour and Jason Schoonover. This yearâs drill design is by Kary Etherington, with Color Guard choreography by Teena Bailey. The music was arranged by Jason Rose, with percussion arrangements by Erik Yahrmarkt.

The Kennewick Band is led by Drum Majors Jeremy Bennett, Lyle Rauh and Andrea Elliott, with Junior Drum Major Al Moreno. Color Guard Captains are Anna Powell and Jessica Lane.

The members and staff of the KeHS Marching Band would like to thank the Instrumental Booster Club who donate their time for fundraising, chaperoning, equipment work and the myriad of other jobs that help us function. We could not do any of this without you.    We would also like to thank the Kennewick School District for their support, especially KeHS administrators Jack Anderson, Dennis Boatman, Warren Hull and Scott Parker.

We hope you will enjoy our show. The show is titled, "Appalachian Morning." It features solos by Al Moreno (alto sax), Jacob Smart (mellophone), Johnny Marler (baritone) and Walter Brim (trumpet). The music includes "Appalachian Morning" by Paul Halley, "Our Town" by Aaron Copeland and "Joy" composed by Joseph Curiale.

Brian Steves, Band Director

Music Selections:        
1,000 Airplanes                Philip Glass
Music from The Truman Show        Philip Glass
                        Technology                        Original composition by
Travis Moddison
Wild Nights from Harmonium        John Adams

SHOW TITLE: INDUSTRIAL METROPOLIS
Our show presents the journey from the mid-nineteenth century as the wheels of industry created an American revolution that resulted in the thriving cities that exist from coast to coast. We open with the machines of Industry, move to reflective Opportunity, continue with the social advancements of Technology and close with melodic American folk tunes that lead us to the urban glory of The City. Like the famous 1927 silent film Metropolis, we strive to seek the balance between hands, head and heart ö the mythological city workers, the administrative thinkers, and spiritual mediators who create harmony and peace for the common good.

The Kamiak Show Band is in its fourteenth year of competitive marching. Past performance tours include the 1997 Inaugural Parade, the 2000 St. Patrickâs Day Parade, the 2003 Macy*s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and this year, the band will voyage ˆ Paris for the City of Lights 2006 New Yearâs Day Parade.

Russ Newbury, Band Director

Show Concept:         "Time" Work, Rest and Play

Music Selections:
Opener:                 
Minimally Speaking Mvt. I, Richard Saucedo
Ballad:                 
Minimally Speaking Mvt. II, Richard Saucedo
Percussion Solo:         
Alcatraz, Mvt. I, Alan Keown
Closer:                 
La Suerte De Los Tontos, Wayne Downing

Drum Majors: Myaela Schull (Mi-a-la,   Shoe-l)
                Eric Ayala (I-ah-luh)

Percussion Section Leader: Tony Haven
Pit Section Leaders: Jesse Lane, Cameron Rush
Colorguard Captians: Anna Newbury, Danielle Moug
Solo Dancers: Adrian Barton, Kristina Huisingh (Hizing), Anna Newbury
Solo Musicians:

The Pasco High School Bands are in their fourth year under the direction of Russ Newbury. During the past three years they have had many successes, including a first place finish in the AA division at the Spokane Lilac Festival Marching Band Competition in 2004. The Jazz Ensemble finished second in the AAAA division at the Columbia Basin College Band Festival in 2005 and the Wind Ensemble has received superior ratings, three years in a row, at District Large Group Band Festival. The PHS Bandâs pit orchestra for the production of "The Sound of Music" was a finalist at the ãFifth Avenue Theatreâs High School Theatre Awards Program in the spring of 2005. Pasco has been listed by MENC as one of the top one hundred communities for support of music education in the schools in 2000 and 2004.

Patty Baugh, Band Director

Wind arrangements by Richard Saucedo and Mitch DeGrace
Percussion arrangements by Eric Peterson, Mike Mcintosh, John Johnson and Mitch DeGrace

Drum majors: John Stubbs and Stephanie Jasper
Color Guard Captains: DJ Hickman, Katie Gordon and Angela Null

Show title: Vitruvias: The Proportions of Man - Mind, Body, Spirit

Leonardo Da Vinci's drawing "Vitruvian Man" incorporates the concepts described in the writings of Vitruvias, an ancient Roman architect. Vitruvias asserted that all forms of architecture should be based on the human form because it is a model of perfection. His justification was that the human body could fit both into a square and a circle from the same center point. In three movements, Mind, Body, and Spirit - the Cascade Sound will portray the ideas of proportion and balance as described by Vitruvias and illustrated by Da Vinci.

Scott Jones, Band Director

Show Title: "Carmina Burana"

Carmina Burana - Carl Orff's 1936 paean to earthly desire and cosmic fate cemented itself into standard repertoire long ago. The composer's original setting for chorus with soloists and orchestra, including maximum percussion of 13th century songs and poems by university students, minstrels and monks, is a masterpiece of musical dynamism. Orff considered the score adaptable to theatrical treatments and the music calls out for company. Orff selected 25 songs from the more than 200 in the original collection and arranged them in three groups. The first group is related to spring, the second to gaming and the third to love.   The beginning and the end of the work are an invocation to fate whose whims unpredictably control every man's destiny.

Terry Lack, Band Director

The Mead High School Marching Band

The 2005 Show in entitled: ãPowerhouseä

Drum Majors:                 Terryl Banta & Michael Pugh
Colorguard Captain:        Betsy Kelley

Staff:
Director of Bands:                        Terry Lack
Assistant Director of Bands:                John Lack
Percussion Staff:        Paul Lack, Terry Lack, Brian Adams
Music Composed by:        Graeme Koehne
Music Arrangements        Terry Lack and Paul Lack
Percussion Arrangement:        Paul Lack and Terry Lack
Colorguard Instruction & Design:Ali Waid, Adam Hancock, Amy Sciuto, Courtney Spear
Drill Design:        John Lack
Woodwind Technicians:        Jessica Loncosty, Ryan Leone, Erica Hussey, Heather Nelson, Brian Kelley
Brass Technicians:        Michael Williams, Adam Hancock, Jayson Liljenberg
Office Assistant:        Beth Aho

The Mead High School Band Program has a long-standing tradition of excellence and prides itself on offering its students a wide range of musical opportunities. Meadâs performing ensembles include three concert bands, orchestra, three jazz bands, marching band, percussion ensemble, music theory, winter drumline and winterguard.

The marching band has twice performed in the Tournament of Roses Parade and has won sweepstakes awards at numerous marching competitions throughout the Pacific Northwest. The Mead High School Marching Band would like to thank all of our parent boosters and parent volunteers for all of their support!

Scott Goranson, Band Director

The Buccaneer Marching Band and Color Guard will be performing the music of Ray Charles, which includes "America, The Beautiful", "Hallelujah I love her so", "Let the Good Times Roll", "Georgia on My Mind", and "Bye, Bye, Love" Trumpet Soloist is Matt Ross, Trombone Soloist is Oscar Covarrubias, French Horn Soloist is Andrew Hoge.

On behalf of the Yakima School District, A.C. Davis High School Staff, band booster board and students, we would like to thank you for your participation in the Fifth Anual Harvest Marching Band Festival.

Dave Walter, Band Director

Recently, the Eisenhower Band has traveled to San Francisco, California, performing in various environments and watching live performances. The Marching Band has also marched in various parades, including the Victoria Day Parade in British Columbia, Canada, and competes in numerous competitions, placing among the top of their division. The Cadet Marching Band is planning many exciting trips, including a Spring Break Trip to Italy in 2007.

The Marching Band kicked off the year on a good foot, winning first place in the Ellensburg Rodeo Parade. We'd like to thank the Cavalcade Staff, for having us march on their field and all of the audience for supporting the marching bands. Special thanks goes out to the Eisenhower Administration, Yakima School District Administration, and the fantastic encouragement and hours of hard work by our band parents. We'd like to acknowledge this years band parent staff:
        President:             Doran Dimitrov
        Co-Vice Presidents:        Terry Kline
                                Wes Lehrman
        Secretary:               Synde Despain
        Treasurer:               Steve Noble