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featuring the best musicians from community bands in Maryland, will perform July 21st at River Hill High School, Clarksville, MD. Dr. Harlan Parker of Peabody will conduct. Poster is attached, and I'll fill in the music titles when I get them.

The school is on MD 108 just north of MD 32 and south of Columbia.

The band will have 54 musicians, with three tubas.

Who are the 3 tuba players?

Neal Sipe, Nicholas Proszkow and me.

Congrats. I don't think I've ever met you or Nicholas (though his name sounds familiar). I know Neal well, I played with him for many years. Great guy!

Sounds great. I was wondering how were the musicians selected for this group?

http://columbiabands.org/MASCB_docs/MAS ... ionrep.pdf" target="_blank

Great idea! Maybe we could do that here in the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts.

I know Frank (Heavy_Metal), in my opinion he deserves the honor.

Good job, you will have fun!
Mark

Thanks Mark, coming from you that means a lot.

Mark E. Chachich wrote:I know Frank (Heavy_Metal), in my opinion he deserves the honor.

Good job, you will have fun!
Mark

Seconded, from another fellow Bel Air Community Band tuba section member. Congrats, Frank!

Thanks, Phil

Set List & Conductor Bio:

Evokatah by Mike Mogensen

La Quintessenze by Johan de Meij

October by Eric Whitacre

Children’s March by Percy Grainger

March from “Symphonic Metamorphosis” by Paul Hindemith

Divertimento for Band by Vincent Persichetti

Scenes from the Louvre by Norman Dello Joio

The Circus Bee by Henry Fillmore

Dr. Harlan Parker is the guest conductor for the 2013 Maryland All State Community Band.

Dr. Parker has been the conductor of The Peabody Conservatory Wind Ensemble and Coordinator of the Music Education Division at the Peabody Conservatory of Music of The Johns Hopkins University since the fall of 1990; and in the fall of 2007, he was appointed as the Conductor of the Peabody Youth Orchestra. Under his direction, the Peabody Wind Ensemble has given over 35 world premieres, and has performed at State, Regional and National Conventions. As well as his duties at Peabody, Dr. Parker has a very active musical life outside of the Conservatory. He is a Past-President of The Conductors Guild, an international service organization dedicated to encouraging and promoting the highest standards in the art and profession of conducting. Dr. Parker is also a member The American Bandmasters Association, an organization whose membership is by invitation and recognizes "outstanding achievement in the field of the concert band and its music." He is active regionally, nationally and internationally as a guest conductor, conducting pedagogue, clinician and adjudicator, having worked with professional musicians and students from all 50 states and over 40 countries.

Sounds pretty neat. If I were playing with a comm. band these days I would have considered this.

Stefan

You can always come to the concert

Nice concert today... but only one tuba. Was that you or somebody else?

Doug, sorry for the delayed reply... yes, that was me.