Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010           

Event: Terre Haute Community Band concert “The Land of Make Believe”

Where: Inside Family Y Building, Fairbanks Park, Terre Haute IN

Time: 8:00 p.m.

Contact: Betty C. Martin or Jim Chesterson Office: 812-535-6440 Home: 812-466-2755

 

 The Terre Haute Community Band welcomes you to “The Land of Make Believe”!

Fantasy characters will greet people as they arrive at the concert on Saturday, June 19 at 8:00 p.m. in the Family Y Building in Fairbanks Park   Cinderella, Glenda the Good Witch from the Wizard of Oz, Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean, and  Queen Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty will all be on hand to visit with children.

 

There will be prizes and refreshments for all and one lucky child will win a scholarship to attend the Y Summer Day Camp for a week. But most all there will be music!  A stirring fanfare by Rick Kirby signals the new arrangement of The Star Spangled Banner by Jack Stamp. The Colonel Bogey March steps up the pace and encourages the audience to whistle along with the music.

 

Betsy Baer who sang with the band at the first concert will be back again to sing “Over the Rainbow” the always popular hit from “The Wizard of Oz.” and selected songs from the medley “A Disneyland Celebration.”   The 2007 Disney fantasy-musical film “Enchanted” combines live action and traditional animation and a great soundtrack composed by Alan Menken.   

 

“Pirates of the Caribbean” was a Disney ride decades before it became a successful movie trilogy.  The band will play the symphonic suite “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest”.   The film “Pinocchio” won the Disney studio one of its first Academy Awards for Best Music and Original Score and Best Song and was sung in the movie by  none other than “Jiminy Cricket”!

 

Charles Ives “Variation on “America” provides a change of pace from the Disney film music.  Ives’ compositions are known for their quirky rhythms and dissonances. The music is at times beautiful and at times grates on the ears like fingernails on blackboard but it is always fun to play.

 

The playlist for the evening also includes “Holiday for Trombones”, a David Rose composition, “Adventurous Night Suite” by Eric Osterling, and “Robinson’s Grand Entree March” by  Karl King.

 

The Conductor of the Terre Haute Community Band is Yvonne Newlin, the Performing Arts Coordinator at Lincoln Trail Community College in Robinson, IL.  The Summer Concert Series is sponsored by the Terre Haute Parks & Recreation Department.  The band appreciates the grants received from the City of Terre Haute and Arts Illiana and a media sponsorship with WFIU.   For further information please contact the Terre Haute Community Band office and library at St. Mary of the Woods College, 812-535-6440 or our web page www.terrehautecommunityband.org

 

 

June 19, 2010 – In The Land of Make Believe (songs will be selected from the following list)

 

Adventurous Night Suite (Concert Suite) 1. Slumber, 2. Dream, Nightmare, 4. Dawn 

– Eric Osterling

 

Casey Jones Fantasie – Lawrence T. Siebert & Eddie Newton (Arr. Harold L. Walters)

 

Circus Time (Descriptive Suite) Philip J. Lang

 

Colonel Bogey March – Kenneth J. Alford

 

Disney Movie Magic – Medley 1. Be Our Guest, 2. Can You Feel the Love Tonight, 3. Friend Like Me, 4. You’ll Be in My Heart, 5. You’ve Got A Friend in Me, 6. If I didn’t Have You

 

Disneyland Celebration – Medley 1. Fantasmic Main Theme, 2. Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Da, 3. It’s a Small World, 4. Be OurGuest, 5 A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes, 6. Mickey Mouse March

 

Fantasy for Band – Frank Erickson

 

High School Cadets March – John Philip Sousa

 

Highlights from Enchanted – Movie Medley 1. True Love’s Kiss, Happy Working Song, 3. That’s How You Know, 4. Ever Ever After

 

Holiday for Trombones – Trombone Trio – David Rose (Arr. C. Paul Herfurth)

 

Over the Rainbow (Vocal from the Movie “The Wizard of Oz”) Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg (Arr. Warren Barker)

 

Robinson’s Grand Entrée March – Karl L. King

 

Symphonic Suite from Pirates of the Caribean : Dead Man’s Chest – Hans Zimmer (Arr. Jay Bocock)

 

Warabe-Uta (Old Japanese Children’s Song – Masaru Kawasaki

 

When You Wish Upon a Star – Leigh Harline (Arr. Sammy Nestico)