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2012 Summer Concert Series June 10-September 16 Stubbs Park Amphitheater 255 W. Spring Valley Rd., Centerville
JUNE CONCERT SCHEDULE Sunday, June 10 at 7:00 pm TICKET TO RIDE Ticket to Ride invites you "across the universe" on a "magical mystery tour" exploring the Beatle's "revolution" in popular music and culture. Ticket to Ride recreates the spirit of the Fab Four in ways that have audiences raving about "eight days a week."
Class of 2012 Salutatorian Shirin Dey (left) and Valedictorian Catherine Garrison accept trophies during commencent ceremonies Saturday, June 2.
A member of Forte performs “Count on Me.” net is gone as they leave their loved ones and friends to pursue new opportunities. Nigarura reminded seniors that their experience in Centerville schools has prepared them for this moment. He wanted seniors to remember to thank everyone for their love and support.
patriotic selections. Aug. 12 - Crowd favorites Phil Dirt & The Dozers perform vintage rock and roll hits from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Aug. 19 - Cincinnati’s favorite party band, Soul Pocket brings a high energy mix of Soul, Motown, R&B, Rock and Funk.
Aug. 26 - The number #1 Jimmy Buffett tribute act in the country, the Parrots of the Caribbean will be sure to entertain. Sept. 16 - From 4-7 p.m., enjoy myriad guitar styles at the annual Guitar Fest, sponsored by the Dayton Classical Guitar Society.
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continued from 1A Centerville Community Band and Chorus with a special canon performance by the Fifth Ohio Light Artillery. July 8 - David Cousino aka The Six String Genius, performs an eclectic mix of musical styles. Sat., July 14 - Tom Daugherty Orchestra transform you back in time to when Sinatra’s smooth voice ruled the airwaves and dancing is encouraged at the 2nd annual Dance Night. July 15 - Originally formed in 1963, The Stumps play list includes the best of the best of the 60‘s along with a sampling of 70’s favorites. July 22 - Dulahan will perform their unique mix of original tunes with classic pub favorites, sea shanties, tender ballads, and lively rebel songs with a special appearance by Dwyer School of Irish Dance. Sat., July 28 - Our hometown, Centerville Community Band plays every type of music from jazz to Broadway to beloved patriotic tunes. July 29 - Now in its 21st Season, the Miami Valley Symphony Orchestra continues its tradition of bringing high quality symphonic music and entertainment to the Miami Valley. Aug. 5 - U.S. Air Force Band of Flight performs a diverse repertoire which includes original band compositions and orchestral transcriptions, popular Broadway and show tunes, marches, and
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Wednesday, June 20 at 7:00 pm MIAMI VALLEY JAZZ SUMMER CAMP ALL STARS WITH THE DAYTON JAZZ ORCHESTRA Featuring Hal Melia, Scott Belck, Phil DeGreg & LA's Slammin Sammy K, in concert with the very talented Student Miami Valley Jazz Summer Camp All Stars and the Dayton Jazz Orchestra Big Band. These splendid Jazz musicians of all ages will entertain you with an enjoyable and relaxing night.
Sunday, June 24 at 7:00 pm THE LEBANON GRAND OPRY HOUSE BAND The Lebanon Grand Opry House Band provides awesome entertainment for the whole family. The house band is coming back to Centerville for a night of classic country featuring Jessie Lyn Fisher and her amazing six piece, TNT Band performing the best show this side of Nashville.
Presented by the Centerville Arts Commission & the City of Centerville Thank You To Our
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Centerville staff. But that didn’t dampen spirits, it only brought smiles that would continue to be found throughout the ceremony. The a cappella group, Forte, performed the song, “Count on Me.” Class of 2012 Valedictorian Catherine Garrison spoke the words of a poem she wrote called “Composition in A Minus.” “Follow your dreams,” Garrison said, “Don’t be afraid to fail; Spread your wings and fly - It’s time to forge your own trail.” Senior Kendra Huhta played the piano and sang the piece, “Ours.” Teachers’ Choice Speaker, Kevin Nigarura, spoke about “The Graduation Blues.” He told seniors, yes their safety
After 30 years of touring, The Kim Kelly Orchestra has a loyal following of big band & jazz enthusiasts. The 17-piece orchestra has a musical style all their own, blended with a touch of class. Many of the orchestra's members originated at Carroll High School and the University of Dayton.
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“No one has any reason to give up on themselves,” said Nigarura. “We are ready.” Class of 2012 Business Manager Sam Mitchell conferred the Class Gift of a new lighting system for the arts department. Alex Licata and John Nichols strummed guitars and sang “To Be Determined.” Centerville High School Coordinating Principal Jon Wesney, who replaced Eileen Booher who retired in August, noted in his speech 2,300 students had enrolled in some arts, music, dance class. Wesney offered many quotes from students and teachers throughout the year. Centerville City Schools Board President Brad Evers told students “to savor the moment and be proud of yourselves.” Evers said while it’s important to have goals, it’s also important to enjoy your life, family and friends.
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