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The repertoire offers something for everyone and regularly leaves audiences wanting more.

“When we tell people about the band we tell them to expect the quality of seasoned professional musicians with the charm and energy of high school students,” said Roy Harvey, a volunteer and vocalist with the band. He says the quality is the result of many rehearsals and the dedication by the directors and the students. Most of the students in today’s band started playing steel drums when they were in the sixth grade.

The band was formed by Director Barry Bennett in 1997 with 12-students and nine sets of drums. (Today’s band members weren’t even born when the Petoskey Steel Drum Band originated). The band was, and continues to be an extension of the instrumental music program at Petoskey High School.

Today’s band features more than 40-students and around 30-sets of drums. Bennett estimates the overall value of the instruments exceeds $150,000.

The music you’ll hear will range from traditional steel band calypso music to classical, and from Celtic to pop standards.

After the show, you’re invited to meet the band members and take a closer look at these unique musical instruments.

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The Petoskey Band Boosters are honored to be the benefactors of this year’s Diamonds & Denim Dinner, Dance and Auction presented by the Rotary Club of Petoskey. This gala event is in its fourth year and benefits a different community entity each year.

“Being chosen by the Rotary Club of Petoskey is a big honor for the band program,” said band booster president Alicia Webster. “It gives us an opportunity to make some much needed capital investments in the band that are beyond the reach of our traditional fund-raising efforts,” she added.

The band plans to use the proceeds from Diamonds & Denim to purchase another, much needed triple-axle trailer to help haul band equipment to festivals and marching band competitions. If additional funds are available, they also hope to update their aging drum line equipment for the marching band.

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M E ET TH E CLASS OF 2017

Band

NINA CHATTERSON,

Lead Pans and Vocals. Parents, Bill and Ann Chatterson. Nina participated in the school’s plays and musicals and sang in the Madrigal Choir. She also plays piano. She will be attending North Central Michigan College.

FRANCES DAVIS,

Lead Pans and Vocals.

Parents, Kim Davis and Wendy Davis. Frances was an officer in the National Honor Society, was on the PHS Ski Team, was a PHS Mentor, was in SSA, and participated in the school’s plays and musicals.

She will be attending the James Madison College at Michigan State University.

GABRIEL WILDER, Cellos. Parents, Mark and Karolyn Wilder. Gabe was involved with swimming, Student Leadership, and participated in the school’s plays and musicals. He will be attending Calvin College.

JORDAN YOUNG,

Lead Pans. Parents, Bryan and Shawn Young. Jordan played varsity soccer, was involved in the school’s plays and musicals, was a Wyldlife Leader, served as a PHS Mentor, and was a member of the National Honor Society.

She will be attending Hope College.

CLASS OF 2018

JOEY HICKMAN,

Cellos, Double Seconds, and Vocals. Parents, Scott and Thelma Hickman. Joey played varsity football and lacrosse at PHS. He was also in the Madrigal Choir and participated in the school’s plays and musicals. He will be attending the Young Americans College of the Performing Arts.

MASON BUCK, Cellos. Parents Doug and Jennifer Buck. Mason plays tennis, is involved in Model U.N. and is active in Boy Scouts.

EMILY MARINO, Lead Pans. Parents, Mark and Terri Marino. Emily played on the PHS Varsity Tennis Team and was a member of the National Honor Society. She will be attending Hope College.

MALLORY DIXON,

TAILI SAMSON, Lead Pans. Parent, Martha Samson. TaiLi was on the PHS Ski Team. She will be attending the Lyman Briggs College at Michigan State University.

HEATHER DUFEK,

ERIK SANGEORZAN,

Double Seconds.

Parents, Henrike Kroemer and Jon Sangeorzan.

Erik was on the PHS Robotics Team, in SSA, HSDA, and participated in the school’s plays and musicals. He will be attending the University of Michigan.

ALLY GILL, Lead Pans. Parents, Rob and Nicole Gill. Ally is in the PHS Mentor Program, is on the Quiz Bowl Team, and participates in the school’s plays and musicals. She also enjoys boxing.

EMMETT SWEENEY,

BAYLEE JOHNSON, Bass Pans. Parents, Rob and Laura Johnson. Baylee is in the PHS Mentor Program and theatre programs. She enjoys photography, writing, and art.

Double Seconds and Vocals. Parents, Christine Sweeney and Greg Anderson. Emmett played varsity soccer at PHS and participated in freestyle skiing. He will be attending Michigan State University.

Lead Pans. Parents, Harry and Kelly Dixon. Mallory is in National Honor Society, Early College Program, and the PHS Mentor Program.

Lead Pans. Parents, Kathy and Jeff Dufek. Heather is on the PHS Varsity golf team and the tennis team. She is also active in 4-H and is a golf coach at Boyne Highlands.

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KATIE KING,

Lead Pans. Parents, Steve and Jenny King. Katie is in National Honor Society, PHS Mentor Program, runs track, and is in Key Club at PHS.

IVAN KUHN, Bass Pans, Cellos, and Auxiliary Percussion. Parents, Heidi and Michael Kuhn. Ivan is on the PHS boy’s golf team and participates in Student Leadership.

DAVID

PAQUETTE, Double Seconds.

Parents, Mary and Scott Paquette. David is on the PHS State Championship Ski Team and the Varsity Soccer team. He is also in National Honor Society, is active with SAFE, and is on the Quiz Bowl Team.

NICK VISCONTI, Drum Set and Auxiliary Percussion. Parents, Matthew and Sandra Visconti. Nick plays lacrosse and is a member of the PHS Jazz Band.

EVIE WILCOX, Lead Pans. Parents, Dan and Joelle Wilcox. Evie is in National Honor Society, is a PHS Mentor and is active with the Student Democrat Club. She also plays soccer at PHS.

ISAAC WITTENBERG, Double Seconds.

Parents, Gina and Brian Wittenberg. Isaac is an accomplished pianist and also performs with the Crooked Tree Youth Orchestra and Crooked Tree Jazz Ensemble. He is also a member of the Community Foundation’s Youth Advisory Committee.

CLASS OF 2019

GABRIELLA ROSE,

Lead Pans. Parents, Edith and Craig Rose. Gabriella is in National Honor Society, is on the Hammerhead Swim Team, runs track, and participates in Model U.N. and Key Club. She also enjoys boxing.

CARSON ADAMS, Double Seconds. Parents, Tom and Jodi Adams. Carson volunteers at the Manna Food Pantry and enjoys music.

COOPER SMITH,

Double Seconds and Drum Set. Parents, Scott Smith and Jen Smith.

Cooper is on the golf team and plays in the PHS Jazz Band.

GARRETT BICE, Double Seconds. Parents, Shannon and Bill Bice. Garrett is in the Little Traverse Robotics Club and has started writing music.

MAKAYLA SMITH,

Bass Pans. Parents, Marcee and Cliff Smith. Makayla is active in 4-H, FFA, and the PHS Mentor Program.

ABBY BIRCHFIELD, Cellos. Parents, Katie Kelly

VANESSA STOKEL,

MATT COOPER,

Bass Pans. Parents, Ed and Karla Stokel. Vanessa is in National Honor Society, plays Varsity Tennis, is in French Club, participates in Model U.N. and is the student technician for the theatre program.

and John Birchfield. Abby plays golf and runs track at PHS.

Double Seconds. Parents, Beth and Tom Cooper. Matt is on the Quiz Bowl Team, runs track, is on the Cross Country Ski team, and participates in the school’s plays and musicals. He also performs with the Crooked Tree Jazz Program.

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EMMA DECKER, Cellos. Parents Todd and Jill Decker. Emma plays soccer, runs cross country, is active with SAFE, and competes in figure skating.

CAMDEN SMITH,

Cellos. Parents, Carlin and Karen Smith. Cam plays baseball and basketball, is on the PHS Quiz Bowl Team, and participates in Model U.N. and Boy Scouts.

JACKSON GRACY,

PAIGE SMITH, Lead Pans. Parents, Carlin and Karen Smith. Paige plays soccer, is on the PHS Robotics Team, and is active in Key Club and French Club.

EAN GREER,

SPENCER TALLMAN, Double Seconds.

Parents, Cheryl and Roger Tallman. Spencer runs cross country, is on the cross country ski team, and is active in Key Club.

Double Seconds. Parent, Alissa Gracy. Jackson plays soccer and enjoys freestyle skiing.

Bass Guitar. Parents, Mike and Jenny Greer. Ean runs cross country and track, is active with choir, plays in the PHS Jazz Band, and is involved with the school’s plays and musicals.

TRENT WARREN, GENEVIEVE KROMM,

Cellos. Parents, Mary and Jerry Warren. Trent plays baseball and is active in the Peer to Peer Program. He also volunteers at the Manna Food Bank.

MADELINE LAW,

MADY WEBSTER, Bass Pans. Parents Alicia and Greg Webster. Mady runs cross country, track, and is on the cross country ski team. She’s also in the Early College program.

Lead Pans. Parents, Maggie and Jason Kromm. Genevieve plays soccer, runs cross country, is on the PHS Ski Team and is on the PHS Quiz Bowl Team.

Lead Pans. Parents, Greg and Marie Law. Madeline plays varsity volleyball at Petoskey’s St. Michaels Academy, plays piano, and volunteers for Brother Dan’s Food Pantry.

THE DIRECTORS EMMA MAKELA,

Lead Pans. Parents, Mark and Julie Makela. Emma is on the PHS Ski Team and Tennis Team and is active in Student Leadership and French Club.

LUKE RASPER,

Cellos. Parents Chris and Heather Rasper. Luke runs track and cross country and is on the cross country ski team. He is also active with SAFE, and plays in his church’s worship band.

ELENA SHEPERD, Lead Pans. Parents Scott Sheperd & Denise Pappas-Sheperd. Elena is Class President in Student Leadership, is on the PHS Robotics Team, plays piano, and participates in dance and orchestra.

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Keeping up with the Petoskey Steel Drum Band is no easy task. This summer, the band will log more than 2,500 round trip miles performing at community concerts and festivals around the state.

Their performances go outside of Michigan as well. This past winter, the Petoskey Steel Drum Band made its ninth trip to New Orleans to perform at Mardi Gras. Band directors, volunteers, and parent chaperones take junior and senior band members on this trip every-other year. It’s become a great tradition for the band, and something that parade revelers in New Orleans eagerly anticipate. The band performed in three of the larger Mardi Gras parades hosted by the Krewes of Endymion, Bacchus, and Orpheus.

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The set list and order of music varies from performance to performance. Some of the songs in the Petoskey Steel Drum Band 2017 repertoire include: I Wish Stevie Wonder Ants Marching Dave Matthews Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison Volcano Jimmy Buffett Margaritaville Jimmy Buffett Fins Jimmy Buffett Lord of the Dance Ronan Hardiman Siamsa Ronan Hardiman Trepak Tchaikovsky, from the Nutcracker Suite Dueling Banjos (Pans) Arthur Smith, from the Motion Picture Deliverance Fiesta Latina Lalo Davila Jump in the Line (Shake, Shake, Shake Senora) Harry Belefonte Hoedown from “Rodeo” by Aaron Copland

Save the Last Dance for Me Pomus & Shuman Hot Hot Hot Arrow Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) Shakira Do Wah Diddy Barry & Greenwich Dain Bramage Tracy Thorton Linus and Lucy Vince Guaraldi You Can Call Me Al Paul Simon Bacchanal Lady David Rudder Cantina Band John Williams Shut Up and Dance Walk the Moon When the Sun Goes Down Kenny Chesney Beat 70 Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays Where’s My Thing Rush The Hammer David Rudder

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Over the years, the Petoskey Steel Drum Band has worked with Bob Bollinger of Playtown Sound to record seven CDs and one DVD that they sell at their performances. These highquality recordings become coveted keepsakes for fans, and are a great way to enjoy the band year ‘round.

They are available at all performances for $10 each, or 3 for $25. They can also be purchased at Sunglass Shoppe locations in Petoskey, Charlevoix and Traverse City.

Discology: Jamaican Me Crazy, 1997

Parrot Steel, 2013

Steel in Paradise, 2000

Festival on the Bay Live, 2015

Steels Christmas, 2003 Lord of the Pans, 2006

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Can you imagine how much work it must take to manage 40 kids, through countless rehearsals and more than 25-performances each year? On top of that, there is travel to coordinate, instruments and sound systems to care for, and trucks and trailers to maintain. It’s a big job every year for the band directors and volunteers who make it all happen.

The band directors are quick to credit the volunteers and parents who provide so much support, but the parents laud the band directors who go above and beyond every year to provide amazing experiences for their children. “I don’t know how they do it,” said Mary Paquette whose son is in the band.

“While the steel band is touring, they’re also coordinating marching band camp and developing their marching band show for 250 kids,” she added.

Beyond the hard work, the program also requires a tremendous amount of fund-raising. Although it is an extension of the instrumental music program at Petoskey High School, the Petoskey Steel Drum Band does not receive funding from the schools; they are 100% self-sustaining. Funding for the band comes from performance fees, CD sales, and fund-raising projects like this program you are reading. They also accept donations from those inclined to make a contribution to the band. Look for the contribution jar at the merchandise table at any performance, or you can send a tax-deductible donation to the address below.

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The word “drum” in steel drum is a reference to the oil drums that were commonly used to make the earlier version of these musical instruments, which originated in what is now the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

Steel drums, or pans as they are commonly called, are now manufactured to more precise musical specifications by such companies as Panyard, Coyle Drums, and Pan Tuner.

The Petoskey Steel Drum Band features four different voices of pans. The lead pans are single drums that you see in the front row. The leads carry most of the melody with around two octaves of notes.

Right behind the leads are the Double Seconds. They are twin sets of pans that also can play two octaves. They have more of an alto voice.

The Cellos are usually visible from the audience in the back right. They are sets of four pans in the tenor voice.

You’ll see the bass pans in the back left and each set has six drums with a total of 18-notes.

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JUNE

DOWNTOWN PETOSKEY SUMMER OPEN HOUSE

11th, 2:30 P.M. - PELLSTON PELLSTON MEMORIALFEST

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3rd, 8:00 P.M. - BAY HARBOR

15th, 7:00 P.M. - DeTOUR VILLAGE DeTOUR HARBOR MARINA

16th, 7:00 P.M. - ELK RAPIDS

18th, 8:30 P.M. - MACKINAW CITY MACKINAW CROSSINGS

4th, 6:00 P.M. - PETOSKEY FOURTH OF JULY PARADE

20th, 7:00 P.M. - LAKE CITY LAKE CITY MUSIC IN THE PARKS

7th, 7:00 P.M. - ROGERS CITY SUMMER CONCERT SERIES, LAKESIDE PARK BAND SHELL

22nd, 11:00 A.M. & 12.15 P.M. - CHARLEVOIX CHARLEVOIX VENETIAN FESTIVAL PARADE AND CONCERT

26th, 7:00 P.M. - SAULT STE. MARIE MUSIC IN THE PARK

27th, 7:00 P.M. - CHARLEVOIX CHARLEVOIX CONCERT SERIES

AUGUST 10th, 6:30 P.M. - CHEBOYGAN

5th, 7:00 P.M. - PETOSKEY VERANDA AT STAFFORD’S PERRY HOTEL

19th, 7:00 P.M. - MANISTIQUE MUSIC IN THE PARKS

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15th, 11:30 A.M. - GAYLORD ALPENFEST GRAND PARADE AND CONCERT

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13th, 7:00 P.M. - ST. IGNACE

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2nd, 6:30 P.M. - PETOSKEY

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18th, 7:00 P.M. - PETOSKEY PETOSKEY’S FESTIVAL ON THE BAY

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