2023 Capital City Band EXPO

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Table Contents

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Welcome From the Principal From the Band Director

Venue Maps:

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Parking/Shuttle Campus/Logistics

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Performance Schedule

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Competing Bands

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Sanderson Marching Band

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Judge’s Bios

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EXPO Procedures

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Concessions

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Merchandise

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Student Shoutouts

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2023 CAPITAL CITY BAND EXPO

Welcome to the Capital City Band EXPO! For 26 years, EXPO has been a premiere high school marching band competition in the capital city of the State of North Carolina!

Our preliminary and finals format allows all musicians and visual artists to display their talent and hard work, culminating in the presentation of the prestigious Capital Cup to our Grand Champion.

EXPO was one of the first events to use North Carolina Music Educators Association and North Carolina Bandmasters Association adopted Adjudication Procedures in order to bring consistency to judging standards.

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The Sanderson Band Boosters partners with community sponsors and over 250 volunteers to ensure an enjoyable competition for participants, instructors, families and fans.

Our beautiful Gregson Stadium has expansive seating for fans and vehicle accessibility for a wide range of props and instrument delivery.

We work hard to make sure everyone leaves EXPO feeling like a Champion!

WELCOME n High School Jessie O. Sanderso 5500 Dixon Drive Raleigh, NC 27512

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Welcome...

On behalf of the Sanderson High School Bands and Ensembles, the Band Booster organization and over 250 volunteers working here today, welcome to The Capital City Band EXPO 2023, and our exciting evening event, The Capital Cup finals competition. It is a privilege to have you as our guests. Twenty-six years ago when the Sanderson band family decided to host a high school marching band competition we did so with high goals in mind. We wanted the Capital City Band EXPO to be a special event where outstanding high school musicians and visual artists can display their talent and hard work. We also wanted EXPO to be one of the best marching band competitions in the state. With the change in 2004 to a preliminary and finals format, combined with the presentation of The Capital Cup to our Grand Champion, we believe we are achieving our goals.

Over the last twenty-five years, EXPO has grown into a major high school event. This has been possible only with the help of many partners. First and foremost, EXPO could not happen without the support we have received from band directors and band booster organizations around the state. The decision to bring your students to EXPO is sincerely appreciated. Second, EXPO could not have grown to where it is today without the support of our corporate sponsors. Our sponsors’ financial support has allowed us to attract nationally recognized adjudicators to ensure objective and unbiased evaluation of participating bands. Third, our booster organization and many volunteers allow us to have first class logistical support for all bands and spectators. The Sanderson band family spends hundreds of hours planning and carrying out today’s activities. Finally, a special part of EXPO is the beautiful

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Gregson Stadium. We are thankful to the Wake County Public School System and the Sanderson administration and staff for allowing us to use the Sanderson facilities and for their support of EXPO. We are proud that EXPO was one of the first events to use the North Carolina Music Educators Association and North Carolina Bandmaster’s Association adopted Adjudication Procedures. We applaud the NCMEA and the NCBA for their efforts to bring consistency to the judging standards of marching competitions in our state.

We want to recognize and commend all of the student performers in competing bands for their dedication, discipline, and tireless commitment to their programs. We know you will enjoy the opportunity to share your show with all of us as well as appreciate the performances of others. The performances today are a testament to the daily hard work that the students, parents, and directors do in North Carolina. Thank you for joining us today, and we hope that you have a fantastic experience at EXPO! Sincerely,

Mitchell Townley, Director of Bands Sanderson High School

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Preliminary

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Capital City Band Expo 2023

Participating Bands and Schedule of Pre-Compeition Activities

In order for the day to run smoothly and on schedule, please arrive at the venues below at the designated times. **FINAL** (Last update - 10/26/2023)

Performance Time

Staging Area

Warmup Area

Changing Area

East Wake High School

12:00 PM

11:45 AM

11:00 AM

10:30 AM

10:00 AM

Wake Christian Academy

12:15 AM

12:00 PM

11:15 AM

10:45 AM

10:15 AM

B

Dixon High School

12:30 PM

12:15 PM

11:30 AM

11:00 AM

10:30 AM

C

Wake Forest High School

12:45 PM

12:30 PM

11:45 AM

11:15 AM

10:45 AM

A

Judges' Break

1:00 PM

Band

Suggested WarmArrival Time Up Area A

Heritage High School

1:30 PM

1:15 PM

12:30 PM

12:00 PM

11:30 AM

B

Franklinton High School

1:45 PM

1:30 PM

12:45 PM

12:15 PM

11:45 AM

C

Willow Spring High School

2:00 PM

1:45 PM

1:00 PM

12:30 PM

12:00 PM

A

Rolesville High School

2:15 PM

2:00 PM

1:15 PM

12:45 PM

12:15 PM

B

Judges' Break

2:30 PM

Clayton High School

3:00 PM

2:45 PM

2:00 PM

1:30 PM

1:00 PM

C

C.E. Jordan High School

3:15 PM

3:00 PM

2:15 PM

1:45 PM

1:15 PM

A

Enloe High School

3:30 PM

3:15 PM

2:30 PM

2:00 PM

1:30 PM

B

Green Hope High School

3:45 PM

3:30 PM

2:45 PM

2:15 PM

1:45 PM

C

Judges' Break

4:00 PM

Middle Creek High School

4:30 PM

4:15 PM

3:30 PM

3:00 PM

2:30 PM

A

Cary High School

4:45 PM

4:30 PM

3:45 PM

3:15 PM

2:45 PM

B

Green Level High School

5:00 PM

4:45 PM

4:00 PM

3:30 PM

3:00 PM

C

Panther Creek High School

5:15 PM

5:00 PM

4:15 PM

3:45 PM

3:15 PM

A

SANDERSON - In Exhibition

5:30 PM

PRELIMINARY AWARDS CEREMONY

5:45 PM

THE CAPITAL CITY CUP OPENING CEREMONY

7:15 PM*

*May be adjusted to 7:30 PM or 7:45 PM **May be adjusted to 7:45 PM or 8:00 PM

THE CAPITAL CITY CUP FINALS

7:30 PM**

Staging Area

Warmup Area

Changing Area

Warm-up Area

Class WinnerExhibition Performance, if required Class WinnerExhibition Performance, if required

7:30 PM

7:20 PM

6:45 PM

6:15 PM

A

7:45 PM

7:35 PM

7:00 PM

6:30 PM

B

Band 1

8:00 PM

7:50 PM

7:15 PM

6:45 PM

C

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Band 2

8:15 PM

8:05 PM

7:30 PM

7:00 PM

A

Band 3

8:30 PM

8:20 PM

7:45 PM

7:15 PM

B

Band 4

8:45 PM

8:35 PM

8:00 PM

7:30 PM

C

Band 5

9:00 PM

8:50 PM

8:15 PM

7:45 PM

A

Band 6

9:15 PM

9:05 PM

8:30 PM

8:00 PM

B

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8:45 PM

8:15 PM

C

9:45 PM

9:00 PM

8:30 PM

A

Band 7 PAGE 8 Band 8

9:35 PM

Judges' Break Clayton High School

2:30 PM

Awards/Capital Cup 3:00 PM

2:45 PM

2:00 PM

1:30 PM

1:00 PM

C

3:15 PM

3:00 PM

2:15 PM

1:45 PM

1:15 PM

A

3:30 PM

3:15 PM

2:30 PM

2:00 PM

1:30 PM

B

3:45 PM

3:30 PM

2:45 PM

2:15 PM

1:45 PM

C

Capital 4:15 CityPM Band Expo3:30 2023 PM

3:00 PM

2:30 PM

A

2:45 PM In order for the day to run smoothly and on schedule, please arrive at the venues below at the designated times.

Green Level High School 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:00 PM **FINAL** (Last update - 10/22/2023)

B

C.E. Jordan High School Enloe High School Green Hope High School Judges' Break Middle Creek High School Cary High School

Panther Creek High School

Band

SANDERSON - InSchool Exhibition East Wake High

Wake Christian Academy PRELIMINARY AWARDS

Dixon HighCEREMONY School

Wake Forest High CITY School THE CAPITAL CUP OPENING CEREMONY

Judges' Break

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE 4:00 PM 4:30 PM

Participating Schedule of Pre-Compeition Activities 4:45 PM Bands and 4:30 PM 3:45 PM 3:15 PM 5:15 PM Performance

Time

Staging Area

3:45 PM Changing

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Area

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Arrival Time

11:45 AM

11:00 AM

10:30 AM

10:00 AM

12:15 AM

12:00 PM

11:15 AM

10:45 AM

10:15 AM

12:30 PM

12:15 PM

11:30 AM

11:00 AM

10:30 AM

11:15 AM

10:45 AM

12:30 PM

Changing Area12:00 PM

Warm-up Area 11:30 AM

6:45 12:45 PM PM

12:15 PM 6:15 PM

5:45 PM

12:45 PM

7:15 PM*

1:00 PM 7:30 PM**

Class WinnerExhibition Performance, if Franklinton High School

1:45 7:30 PMPM

1:30 PM

2:00 PM

PM to 7:30 PM11:45 AM *May12:30 be adjusted or 7:45 PM **May be adjusted to 7:45 PM or 8:00 PM Staging Area

1:15 PM

7:201:30 PM PM

1:45 PM

Warmup Area

1:00 PM

12:30 PM

A

7:45 PM

7:35 PM

7:00 PM

6:30 PM

B

Band 1

8:00 PM

7:50 PM

7:15 PM

6:45 PM

C

Band 2 Judges' Break

8:15 PMPM 2:30

8:05 PM

7:30 PM

7:00 PM

A

Rolesville High School

Band 3

Clayton High School Band 4

2:15 PM

8:30 PM

3:00 8:45 PMPM

2:00 PM

8:20 PM

8:352:45 PM PM

1:15 PM

7:45 PM

2:00 PM 8:00 PM

12:45 PM

7:15 PM

1:30 PM 7:30 PM

C.E. Jordan High School

3:15 9:00 PMPM

8:503:00 PM PM

2:15 PM 8:15 PM

1:45 PM 7:45 PM

Enloe High School Band 6

3:30 9:15 PMPM

9:053:15 PM PM

2:30 PM 8:30 PM

Green Band 7Hope High School

3:45 9:30 PMPM

9:203:30 PM PM

Band 8

9:45 PM

9:35 PM

Band 5

Judges' Break

C

4:15 Warmup PM

5:30 PMPM 12:00

THE CAPITAL CITY CUP FINALS Heritage High School required Willow Spring HighPerformance, School if Class WinnerExhibition required

5:00 PM

4:00 PM

B C

11:45 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM

1:00 PM

A

1:15 PM

2:00 PM 8:00 PM

B

1:30 PM

2:45 PM 8:45 PM

2:15 PM 8:15 PM

C

1:45 PM

9:00 PM

8:30 PM

A

JUDGES' BREAK

10:00 PM

THE High CAPITAL CUP AWARDS Cary School CEREMONY

4:30 PM

4:15 PM

3:30 PM

3:00 PM

2:30 PM

4:45 PM 10:20 PM

4:30 PM

3:45 PM

3:15 PM

2:45 PM

Green Level High School

5:00 PM

4:45 PM

4:00 PM

3:30 PM

3:00 PM

Panther Creek High School

5:15 PM

5:00 PM

4:15 PM

3:45 PM

3:15 PM

SANDERSON - In Exhibition

5:30 PM

PRELIMINARY AWARDS CEREMONY

5:45 PM

THE CAPITAL CITY CUP OPENING CEREMONY

7:15 PM*

*May be adjusted to 7:30 PM or 7:45 PM **May be adjusted to 7:45 PM or 8:00 PM

THE CAPITAL CITY CUP FINALS

7:30 PM**

Staging Area

Warmup Area

Changing Area

Class WinnerExhibition Performance, if required Class WinnerExhibition Performance, if required

7:30 PM

7:20 PM

6:45 PM

6:15 PM

7:45 PM

7:35 PM

7:00 PM

6:30 PM

Band 1

8:00 PM

7:50 PM

7:15 PM

6:45 PM

Band 2

8:15 PM

8:05 PM

7:30 PM

7:00 PM

Band 3

8:30 PM

8:20 PM

7:45 PM

7:15 PM

Band 4

8:45 PM

8:35 PM

8:00 PM

7:30 PM

9:00 PM

8:50 PM

8:15 PM

7:45 PM

9:15 PM

9:05 PM

8:30 PM

8:00 PM

9:30 PM

9:20 PM

8:45 PM

8:15 PM

Middle Creek High School

Band 5

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Band 6 Band 7

2023 CAPITAL CITY BAND EXPO

COMPETING BANDS East Wake HS Blue Spirit Marching Band

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 12:00pm

Presenting: The Greatest Hits of Earth, Wind and Fire Show Description: Getaway/September After the Love is Gone In the Stone Drum Majors: Stephanie Okotie Kolby Caudle

Wake Christian Bulldog Regiment

Tenay Harrell, Band Director Diane Jaehn, Asst. Band Director/Woodwind Ins. Nastassja Brown, Color Guard Instructor Zaquane McCalston, Percussion Instructor Adrian Solomon, Brass Instructor

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 12:15pm

Presenting: How to Bake the Perfect Gingerbread Man Show Repertoire: Opener Sweet Gingerbread Man Butter Candyman Shake It Off Drum Majors: Chuckie Munson

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Todd Medlin, Band Director Elliott Lubak, Music Arrangment Todd Medlin, Drill Design Elliott Lubak, Drum Instructor Evie Lubak and Madeline Lubak, Guard Ethan Powers, Front Ensemble

COMPETING BANDS Dixon High School

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 12:30pm

Presenting: Orpheus Retold Show Repertoire: Prologue, Inferno, Purgatorio, Escape, Paradiso

Victor Saenz, Band Director

Drum Majors: Olivia Voorhees Amelia Mireles

Greg Shreckengost, Brass Instructor

Wake Forest HS Marching Cougars

Tiffany Riggs, Color Guard Instructor Emily Saenz, Visual Instructor

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 12:45pm

Presenting: Timeline of Exploration Show Repertoire: The music of Dvorak, Debussy, and Holst

Brandon Martel, Band Director

Show Description: Four great moments in space exploration history: Apollo, Voyager, Perseverance, Artemis.

Alvin Taylor, Percussion Director

Drum Majors: Adelaide Siegers

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Caleigh Crane, Colorguard Director

COMPETING BANDS Heritage HS Marching Husky Band

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 1:30pm

Presenting: Big Top, Big Dreams Show Repertoire: TBD Show Description: TBD Drum Majors: Allison Burns David Carvajal

Clint McCaskill, Band Director Marcus Butler Faith Miura Maddy Hall Kristen Maldanado Eric Stauffer

Franklinton Marching Red Rams

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 1:45pm

Presenting: That 70s Show Show Repertoire: Carwash, The Hustle, Dancing Queen, Shake Your Booty, That’s the Way, and Funkytown Show Description: Disco is back! Please enjoy these iconic selections from the 70s.

Drum Majors: Charles VanderHorst II

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Meredith Bryan, Band Director Bailey Pelt, Color Guard Instructor Holden Carroll, Visual Instructor Damon Underwood, Visual Designer

COMPETING BANDS Willow Spring HS Sound of the Storm Presenting: Where the Heart Is Show Repertoire: One Day I’ll Fly Away by Will Jennings & Joe Sample, Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Ey Harburg & Harold Arlen, You are Variations by Steve Reich, Home by Drew Pearson & Greg Holden Show Description: Life is a journey. It takes you far and wide. It offers you ups and downs.

But no matter how far you roam, Home is where is the heart is.

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 2:00pm

Kevin Still, Band Director Music Arrangers: Craig Andrew Fitzpatrick, Steven Downing and Dominique Ruffin Drill Design: Joshua K. Potter Colorguard Instructors: Maranda Slocum and William Stallings Percussion: Dominique Ruffin and Daniel Kelley Hornline Instructors: Natalie Martin and Brandon Hamrick

Drum Majors: Zora Joyce Aidan Bennett

Rolesville HS Marching Rams

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 2:15pm

Presenting: Ugly Show Repertoire: Swan Lake, Op. 20 by Tchaikovsky, Blackbird by The Beatles, Symphony No. 9 by Dvořák Drum Majors: Emilie Walsh

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Michael Mayer, Band Director Zack Marshall, Musical Arrangement Maison O’Neil, Color Guard

COMPETING BANDS Clayton High School

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 3:00pm

Presenting: Who Holds My Strings?

Joey Massey, Band Director Allen Goede, Percussion Instructor

Show Repertoire: ABBA, Rockwell, Mozart, and Markowski

Dave Jackson, Percussion Instructor

Show Description: Most of us will accept the reality with which we are presented. We never look, we never question. That is, until there’s a ripple. A break. Or the wrong string is pulled. Then our world begins to unravel, and we begin to realize that the world may not be as it seems, and we may not be as in control as we think. This sends us into a spiral of paranoia as we dig deeper to pull back the curtain and answer the question: If I’m not in control, then who holds my strings?

C.E. Jordan High School Band

Allie Sullivan, Color Guard Instructor Mike McCain, Visual Drum Majors: Erika Gonzalez Phoebe Lanier

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 3:15pm

Presenting: WILD Show Repertoire: “Welcome to the Jungle”

by Guns N’ Roses, “Born to Be Wild” by Steppenwolf, “Nature Boy” by Eden Abhez, “Dream is Collapsing” by Hans Zimmer, and original music and arrangements by Vamsi Tadepalli.

Show Description: WILD is based on author Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are. WILD will follow the story of the main character, Max. It blends Sendak’s unique storytelling and distinct art style with the rebellious nature of the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

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Drum Majors: Katie Morgan Octavia Brown Cameron Garris, Band Director Ethan Analco, Assistant Band Director and Drumline Instructor Melanie Flowers, Color Guard Instructor John O’Donnell, Front Ensemble Instructor Patrick Hayes, Brass Instructor Daniel Hayden, Woodwind Instructor

COMPETING BANDS Enloe Eagle Band Presenting: WOLFgang!

Show Repertoire: Music of Beethoven, Debussy and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Show Description: Based on Rudyard Kipling’s THE JUNGLE BOOK Drum Majors: Olivia Majernik Vihaan Kerekatte

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 3:30pm Robert C. Hunter, Band Director Kuntal Shah, Program Coordinator Tony Granados, Brass Instructor Jamie Staton, Woodwind Instructor Percussion Instructors: Casey D’Sola, Elise Longoria, Robert Redfield & Jack Delvecchio Visual Instructors: Joey Montes, Brian Condit, Thomas Clayton & Art Vandelay Guard Instructors: Sara Shields & Ashley Tomanelli

Green Hope High School

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 3:45pm

Presenting: Transcend Show Repertoire: Symphony No. 3

by Christopher Rouse, The Spheres

by Ola Gjelo and Air Waltz by Oliver Davis Drum Majors: George Lin Marissa Marbell

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Creighton Flowers, Band Director Jesse Rackley, Music Arrangerment Austin Greene, Drill Design Staff: Jesse Rackley, Austin Greene, Johnny Telemantes, Bernie Whyte, Ashlyn Robinson, Laura Burrell, Josh Sheppard, Nate Campbell, Hunter Coffrin

COMPETING BANDS Middle Creek HS Mighty Marching Mustangs

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 4:30pm

Presenting: Ghost Train: Tale of the Mustang Express Show Repertoire: Ghost Train Triptych

by Eric Whitacre

Page Newsome, Band Director

Show Description: Mvt 1- Sounds Mvt 2- Light Mvt 3- Tracks Relayed Mvt 4 - All Aboard

Zack Marshall, Music Arrangment

Drum Majors: Quinn Sanderson Josiah Smith

Kelly Durham, Music and Visual

Cary Band Presenting: Hook

Laurie Cuffney, Drill Design Linh Schladweiler, Visual Stephanie Wanless, Guard Zack Marshall, Percussion

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 4:45pm Christopher R. Foster, Director of Bands

Show Repertoire: Original music composed

by John Williams, arrangements by Andrew Markworth, Prologue, Banning Back Home, Smee’s Plan, The Ultimate War

Andrew Markworth, Music Arrangment

Show Description: In 1991, Steven Spielberg directed a movie about when Captain Hook kidnaps his children, an adult Peter Pan must return to Neverland and reclaim his youthful spirit in order to challenge his old enemy.

Wind Staff: Silas Josephson, Scott Hsu, Nick Manshack, Aime Prendes, Matt Farmer, Emmie Cumby, Evan Caggia

Drum Majors: William Dunning Riley Evans Paige Peterson

Guard Staff: Amy Foster, Gaby Velasquez, Rosy Quirino, Jack Galardi, Tabitha Reeves

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Chris Foster, Drill Design Jean Coulet Dugard, Color Guard

Percussion Staff: John Antonelli, Elizabeth Ingram, Edward Lee

COMPETING BANDS Green Level HS Marching Band Presenting: Aim From the Heart Show Repertoire: Music of Ravel, Goldenthal, Roxette, Bunch Drum Majors: Meggie Wilson Rachel Lim Max Hill

PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 5:00pm Brian Myers, Band Director Jesse Rackley and Aaron Tucker, Music James Gow, Drill Designer Percussion: Lucas Vargas, Alaina Hilts, Robert Redfield, Alice DelVecchio, Casey d’Sola Music/Visual Staff: Evan Caggia, Josh Kraus, Dr. Mary Huntimer, Joey Montes, Samer Issa (brass/ visual), Gabe Le Febvere, Adriana Hernandez, Ashley Elliott, Will McCowan, Jake Juliano, Madison Holland, Tim Kohring Colorguard Staff: Chris Boswell, Jessica Stelzner, Sara Shields, Katherine Owings

Panther Creek HS Marching Band Presenting: A Widow’s Web Show Repertoire: Young Ichabod - Danny Elfman Frolic - Danny Elfman Farewell Charotte - Danny Elfman Chevaliers de Sangreal - Hans Zimmer Drum Majors: Chaya Perera Anjana Krishnan Ashwika Srungarapu

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PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE TIME: 5:15pm Andrew B. Weiss, Band Director Vamsi Tadepalli, Music Ralph Stewart, Visual/Drill Designer Percussion: Jeremy Gurganious and Kimball Seebeck Shannon Proctor, Color Guard Ian Jeffrey, Winds Visual Designer Music/Visual Staff: Alan Mason, Mark Whitfield, Taylor James, A’Nijuel Harris-Johnson, Emily Singer, Michael Capps, Becca Clemens, Matt Nieto Colorguard Staff: John Hickman, Kayla Carter, Nguyen Dao

EXHIBITION Performance 2023 Sanderson High School Marching Spartans

PERFORMANCE TIME: 5:30pm

Proudly Presenting “When Worlds Collide”

Mitchell Townley, Band Director Ben Cochran, Percussion Ash Herr, Percussion Cameron Collar, Brass Kelsey Parsons, Woodwinds Lucy Plaisance, Colorguard Austin Green, Show Design Kara Taylor, Woodwinds Kaitlyn Kerr, Woodwinds Evan Caggia, Visual Stephen Downing, Music Jesse Rackley, Music

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JUDGES 2023 RICHARD HOLMES - Chief Judge VINCE TORNELLO - Music Performance Ensemble (Prelims), Music Effect (Finals) WILLIAM B. STAUB - Music Effect (Prelims), Music Performance Individual (Finals) TOM JENNER - Music Performance Individual (Prelims), Music Performance Ensemble (Finals) KIRK GODBEY - Visual Effect ( Prelims), Visual Performance (Finals) BRIAN BAMBAUER - Visual Performance (Prelims), Visual Effect (Finals) LUKE CHRISTISEN - Color Guard (Prelims and Finals) KRISTA SIACHIMES - Percussion (Prelims and Finals) BENJAMIN COCHRAN - Timing & Penalties (Prelims and Finals)

Richard Holmes Richard Holmes graduated from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina in 1989 with a Bachelor of Music Education Degree. He studied with Dr. William Malambri while attending Winthrop. He also graduated from Appalachian State University in Boone with a Master of Music – concentration in Band Directing.

While attending ASU, he studied with Dr. Jay Jackson and Dr. William Gora.

Mr. Holmes retired at the end of the 2017 – 2018 school year with 31 years of creditable service to the Public Schools of North and South Carolina. While teaching, bands under his direction have consistently earned “Superior” and “Excellent” ratings both for marching and concert band. Band programs under his direction also grew in numbers and quality as large numbers of students in his bands participated in activities such as All-County Honors Band, All-District Band, All-State Honors Band and Solo and Ensemble MPA. Mr. Holmes has served in many leadership roles during his teaching career. He served as Treasurer, Webmaster, Chair of the All-District Band Clinic

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and Chair for the High School Concert Band Music Performance Adjudication for the South Central District Bandmasters Association. He served as President and Secretary of the North Carolina Bandmasters Association and as President of the North Carolina Music Educators Association. He is currently serving as the Southern Division Representative on the National Association for Music Education’s Council for Band Education. Other professional memberships include: North Carolina Association of Educators, National Association for Music Education, North Carolina Music Educators Association, South Central District Bandmasters Association, American School Band Directors Association, National Band Association, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.

Some of Mr. Holmes’ personal honors include receiving the 2004 Award of Excellence for the South Central District, being recognized by Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers for many years from nominations of former students. Mr. Holmes has also served as a clinician for several All-County Honor Bands in North Carolina and has judged marching band and concert band assessments in North Carolina and Virginia.

Mr. Holmes is currently serving as an Educational representative for Music & Arts in the Charlotte, NC area.

Vincent J. Tornello Originally from Oceanside, New York, Vincent Tornello is an accomplished musician, educator, adjudicator, and arranger, currently residing in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Vincent holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, and a Master of Education degree from the University of Virginia. As a professional musician, he has performed for live broadcasts as well as studio recording sessions, in addition to numerous other performances in Virginia and the New York metropolitan area.

Vincent began his career as an educator in 1972 at Lane High School in Charlottesville, Virginia. There, he directed the marching band, organized and directed the Jazz Ensemble, and served as assistant concert band director. Over the course of the following 37 years, the Charlottesville High School band excelled under his direction until his retirement in 2009. The program earned countless honors and accolades, and

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proudly held a number of state concert and marching band records including the Virginia Honor Band Award for 27 years, superior ratings at the grade six music level for 34 of 37 years, and 28 consecutive years of state marching assessment superior ratings.

He is a past-president of the Virginia Chapter of the National Jazz Educators Association, and a pastpresident of the Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association. Additionally, Vincent served as treasurer of the Virginia Music Educators Association 27 years.

He is also a lifetime member of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity and member of Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters Fraternity. Vincent has served as an adjudicator, clinician, and guest conductor throughout the east coast and the mid-west. He has served as an adjudicator for the Kentucky, Wisconsin, and South Carolina State Marching Championships, the Bands of America Regional Championships, the Virginia State Marching Assessments, the Indiana District and Regional Marching Championships, the Idaho District Championships, the US Bands (judge & chief judge) Regional Championships as well as numerous invitational contests. Vincent has adjudicated many of the district concert assessments throughout Virginia, the Kentucky and Maryland State Concert Festivals and numerous other regional concert festivals including North American Music Festivals and Music in the Parks.

Vincent has been recognized by numerous organizations for his dedication to the fine arts, as well as to the profession of education. Among his commendations are: the Charlottesville Public Schools Distinguished Teacher Award; Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers; VMEA Music Educator of the Year Award; Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Alumnus of Excellence Award; VBODA Honor Band Director Hall of Fame; VBODA Hall of Fame; Phi Beta Mu Hall of Fame; the Marquis Who’s Who Lifetime Achievement Award: and the National Sousa Foundation “Legion of Honor”. His bands were selected and appeared in two nationally televised parades, the Cotton Bowl and Fiesta Bowl as well as the Fiesta Bowl National Pageant of Bands Field Contest.

In addition to adjudicating and guest conducting, he has been a published arranger with Woodson Publications and has served as adjunct saxophone instructor at Madison College and for the University of Virginia Wind Ensemble.

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William Staub William Staub is in his twelfth year at East Carolina University and fourth year as Director of Bands. He oversees the band programs at ECU, conducts and directs the ECU Symphonic Wind Ensemble, and teaches conducting and music education courses.

Since arriving at ECU, Staub has conducted multiple world premieres including works by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Melinda Wagner and Grawemeyer winning composer Lei Liang. Dr. Staub and the ECU Symphonic Wind Ensemble were invited to perform at the NCMEA convention in 2022.

Prior to becoming director of bands, Staub served as the Associate Director of Bands and Director of Athletic Bands at ECU. Under his direction, the ECU Marching Pirates performed at a Carolina Panthers football game, the Superdome and Tropicana Field in addition to many exhibitions throughout North Carolina.

Dr. Staub came to ECU from Iowa State University where he served as Assistant Director of Bands with duties including assisting with the Cyclone Marching Band and conducting the Symphonic and Concert Bands. Staub has also taught public school in Austin, Texas at Grisham Middle School. While there, he coconducted the Grisham Middle School Symphony Orchestra at their performance at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention.

In addition to his formal teaching positions, Dr. Staub is highly in demand as a clinician, adjudicator and conductor. His residencies have included Michigan State University, New Mexico State University, UNCWilmington, Duke University, the University of Georgia, Western Washington University, and the University of Puget Sound. In 2010, he participated in the West Point Conducting Workshop where he guest conducted the West Point Band in concert. In 2017, Staub served as one of the conductors for the World Youth Wind Orchestra Project in Schladming, Austria. Since 2015, Dr. Staub has served as conductor of the Symphonic Band at the New England Music Camp in Sidney, Maine.

Staub received his Doctor of Musical Arts from Northwestern University, where he was a conducting student of Mallory Thompson; his master’s degree in conducting from Michigan State University, where he

JUDGES 2023 was a student of Kevin Sedatole; and his undergraduate degree from Arizona State University, where he studied euphonium with Sam Pilafian and conducting with Gary Hill. In 2018, Dr. Staub received the ECU Alumni Association Outstanding Teaching Award. In 2019, he received the East Carolina Creed faculty award for Integrity. Staub is a member of NCMEA, CBDNA, Pi Kappa Lambda, and Phi Kappa Phi and is an honorary member of Tau Beta Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.

Tom Jenner Mr. Tom Jenner is a recently retired North Carolina School Band Director. Most of his career was spent at Millbrook and William G. Enloe High Schools in Wake County, North Carolina. At those schools he directed the Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, and Marching Band. Mr. Jenner began teaching in 1986 and is a National Board Certified Teacher with extensive experience working with middle and high school bands as well as serving as Director of the Duke University Wind Symphony.

Throughout his career, Mr. Jenner’s bands have received consistent superior ratings at district and national festivals. Mr. Jenner’s bands have served as the clinic band for the Carolina Conductor Conference, performed at the first “Ensembles of Excellence” series at Appalachian State University, and have been twice selected to perform for the NCMEA Convention. Mr. Jenner is in constant demand as a clinician and adjudicator throughout the Southeastern United States.

He was awarded the Central District Bandmasters “Award of Excellence” in the spring of 2012, and has also been named “Band Director of the Year” by that organization. He has served on the Board of Directors of the Central District Bandmasters Association, and has twice served as Staff Development Coordinator

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for Wake County Band Directors. He is also a founding member and has served on the board of the North Carolina Wind Orchestra. He is a member of the UNCG Summer Music Camp “Hall of Fame,” the American School Band Directors Association, the North Carolina Music Educators Association, the College Band Directors Association, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Mr. Jenner holds a Master’s Degree in Music Education from Florida State University where he studied with James Croft. He received his Bachelor of Music Degree in Music Education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro where he studied with John Locke.

Kirk Godbey Kirk Godbey is originally from Radford, Virginia.

Mr. Godbey received his bachelor’s degree in music education from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia and master’s degrees both in Music Education and Public School Leadership from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC. Mr. Godbey also received his National Board Certification in Music Education in 2005. Mr. Godbey recently retired from the Fort Mill School District after 35 years of service to the district. He is a member of the National Association for Music Education, the South Carolina Band Director’s Association (SCBDA), Phi Beta Mu, the South Carolina Music Educators Association, and has been on the Advisory Board for Carolina Crown Drum Corps. Mr. Godbey is an avid drill writer, clinician, and adjudicator of concert and marching bands throughout the southeast.

JUDGES 2023 Brian Bambauer

Luke Christisen

Brian Bambauer graduated from Miami University in Oxford, OH in 1990 with a B.M. in Music Education. A native Ohioan, Brian began his professional career as the Junior High Band Director and assistant marching band director at Northmont City Schools, in Clayton, OH. He then took a position as the Instrumental Music Coordinator for the West Carrollton City Schools in West Carrollton, OH from 1994-1997.

Luke Christisen is a Colorguard director, choreographer, designer, clinician and judge based out of St. Louis Missouri. Christisen has taught and worked with many notable WGI, DCI and BOA programs across Texas, the Midwest and the east coast. Notable programs include The phantom regiment drum and bugle corps, Cypress independent world winterguard, the pride of Missouri state Colorguard and the NC state Colorguard.

Brian’s drum corps experience began with the Bluecoats from Canton, OH in 1988. A member for three years, he played mellophone his rookie year and was Drum Major in 1989 and 1990. Joining the instructional staff in 1991 as a visual tech, Brian then served as Visual Caption Head in 1993 and 1994.

Brian joined the Drum Corps International World Championship Finalist Carolina Crown Drum and Bugle Corps in 1997 as a visual tech, visual designer from 1998-2000 (the corps was a DCI finalist all three years), and worked full-time for the organization as Director of Operations from 1999-2001. Brian continues to design and consult for numerous marching bands and indoor percussion lines and adjudicates throughout the southeastern United States.

Mr. Bambauer has served as a principal in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District for the past 17 years. He currently serves as the Principal at Levine Middle College High School, a North Carolina Cooperative Innovative High School, in Matthews, North Carolina.

Krista Siachames Krista Siachames has taught and performed throughout North Carolina for over a decade. She has advised dozens of local middle and high school band programs and accompanied several award winning programs to the NCMEA convention in Winston Salem, NC and the Midwest Convention in Chicago, IL. She has judged marching band competitions throughout NC, presented numerous percussion clinics, and currently serves as the drumline caption head for Leesville Road High School, percussion coach for the Philharmonic Association and is on staff as the Percussion Instructor at several local schools in Wake County. Krista maintains a full studio of private students, some of whom have won full scholarships in music. She is sought after as a freelance musician throughout North Carolina, performing in the 2023-2024 season with the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle, Carolina Ballet, and the NC Opera.

Krista graduated Summa Cum Laude from Appalachian State University with a B.A. in Music Performance and a minor in Business.

Ben Cochran I’m Ben Cochran. I’ve been playing percussion for 7 years. I graduated from Sanderson HS, where I am now a Percussion Instructor. I’ve since been able to play and perform with a variety of ensembles, including the NC State Wind Ensemble and Raleigh Community Orchestra.

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PROCEDURES

& ADJUDICATION STANDARDS North Carolina Bandmaster’s Association Marching Band Contest Procedures and Adjudication Standards The Capital City Band Expo is pleased to be adjudicated under the established Marching Band Contest Procedures and Adjudication Standards.

Under this system, a seven member judging panel will evaluate each band in the following categories: Chief Judge Music Performance Ensemble - (1) Judge Music Performance Individual - (1) Judge Music Effect - (1) Judge Visual Performance (1) Judge Visual Effect - (1) Judge

Selection of the Capital Cup Final Participants The top eight scoring bands in the preliminary events, regardless of class, will be invited to compete for The Capital Cup.

The Capital Cup The top eight scoring bands, regardless of class, in the preliminary event will be invited to compete for The Capital Cup. Finals awards will be presented for second through eight places. The Grand Champion will be presented The Capital Cup.

Some Event Rules:

The Music Performance Ensemble and Music Performance Individual scores will be combined to determine the winners in each class of the awards for “Music Performance”. The Visual Performance score determines the winners in each class for the “Visual Performance”. The Music Effect and Visual Effect scores will be combined to determine the winners in each class of the awards for “General Effect”.

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Preliminary Competition Awards

Judges will assess penalties for these and other violations of the NCMEA and NCBA Adjudication Standards.

The three bands in each class having the highest combined scores in the five judging categories will receive the trophies for First, Second or Third Place in Class. The awards for Color Guard and Percussion performance are local event optional awards. The scores of the judges in these captions do not enter into the awards described above. The Capital City Band Expo has elected to recognize outstanding performance in these captions. Each of these captions has one judge. Trophies for first and second place will be awarded for each of these captions in each class. Awards for Color Guard of the Day and Drum Line of the Day are also local option awards.

The Capital City Band Expo is pleased to present an award to the highest scoring Color Guard and Drum Line, regardless of class.

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Use of pyrotechnics, live animals or fire is not allowed Each Band is allowed a total of 15 minutes on the field.

Non student involvement in the show is prohibited. Only students may move or manipulate props or equipment once the performance begins

The Capital City Band EXPO is proud to support the efforts of the North Carolina Music Educators Association and the North Carolina Bandmaster’s Association to bring consistency to the adjudication standards in North Carolina marching band competitions.

SPONSORS Thank you!

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The Sanderson High School Band and The Sanderson Band Boosters express our sincere appreciation for your support of the 2023 Capital City Band EXPO.

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Sanderson Marching Spartan Trumpets

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Steve and Rachel Gorrell

Dean and Beverly Sessions

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Aimée and Brian White

Michael and Shelli Rochford

Martha and Bill Brown

Anthony and Maureen Foust

David and Lisa Harpe

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CONCESSIONS

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OTHER GOODIES!

Small (2 scoops)............................................$4 Medium (3 scoops).........................................$5 Large (4 scoops in a refillable koozie cup)........$8 Koozie refills (4 scoops)..................................$6 (We take cash, credit card and Apple Pay)

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Concessions

MERCHANDISE Handmade Beanies: $15

Hoodies: $40

Buttons $3 each 2 for $5 5 for $10 EXPO T-Shirts: $20 Braided Fleece Dog Toys:

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Gummy Bear Earrings: $5

Student Shoutouts!

TO ASHLEY HAAKENSON FROM HER FAMILY: Ashley, we are so proud of you and your dedication to colorguard over the past four years. We can’t wait to see what is in store for you in the future! Love, Mom, Dad, Hunter, Matt, and Luke

Callie

Callie, we are so proud of the young woman you have become. You have worked so hard and overcome so many obstacles that were in your path. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for you! We LOVE YOU! Mom and Dad

John Kaydee

John, we’re so proud of you and love you to the moon and back! Love, Momma and Dad

Kaydee, you make the world better — two feet AND four paws at a time! Thanks for being you. Love, from your family and friends

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TO GEORGE SESSIONS FROM HIS PARENTS: You are an amazing, talented young man moving into a bright future. We love and are proud of you beyond words! You’re also our favorite beat-keeper. Continue marching to your own beat and enjoy the journey.

Student Shoutouts!

Evan Liz Evan, We are so proud of the young man you have become, we cannot wait to see what the future hold for you!

We love you, Mom, Dad & Carter

Elizabeth Jahn!!! You are my favorite child. I am so proud of all the hard work you have put in to become the young woman that you are. I love you forever and always.

Mom

Wheels Lilly Lilly, Can’t wait to see what the future holds for you. Your strength, intelligence, kindness and compassion is just what the world needs!

Love you more than you could know.

Mommy, Daddy and Lexi.

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Jeffrey, Music has always been a source of joy for you – even from an early age. Your dedication to your craft has paid off and provided you with intrinsic character traits like curiosity, passion, and effort. We are truly going to miss hearing your drum practices as will all of the neighbors! Let God lead you as you embark on your unique journey ahead. We are so proud of you Jeffrey! Love, Mom and Dad

Wyatt

Student Shoutouts!

Arlen

Wyatt, our favorite “jazz cat,” you’ve made it to your final Expo! We can’t wait to see where music takes you next. With love and pride from your biggest fans: Mom, Dad, Landon, and Cole

Alex TO ALEX HANDEST FROM HIS FAMILY: Alex, the best son in the land, As a drum major, he takes to the stand.

His hands do unfurl, And with a confident twirl, He brings music and joy from the Band!

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Arlen, This is probably the face you will make when you see this shout out, but we could not miss the opportunity to tell you how incredibly proud we are of you!!

Love, Mom & Dad

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