OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS
2013
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Welcome............................................................................................................................... 3 History.................................................................................................................................... 4 Data Center.......................................................................................................................... 9 Quick Reference Schedule............................................................................................... 10 What The Judges Are Looking For.................................................................................... 12 The Ohio Five-Rating Plan................................................................................................. 13 Schedule of Bands Saturday, November 2................................................................................................. 16 Sunday, November 3.................................................................................................... 32 Friday, November 8...................................................................................................... 44 Saturday, November 9................................................................................................. 48 Sunday, November 10.................................................................................................. 56 Management Team and Adjudicators........................................................................... 65 Corporate Institutional Partnership.................................................................................. 72 Past State Marching Band Results.................................................................................... 77 Adjudicators....................................................................................................................... 82 Ohio Foundation for Music Education............................................................................. 84 Notes................................................................................................................................... 88
WELCOME TO THE OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS We would like to take this opportunity to welcome all performers, parents, school administrators, friends and music boosters to the 2013 Ohio Music Education Association State Marching Band Finals. During the five days of performances you will see and hear some of the finest high school marching bands in the state of Ohio. You are about to see the true meaning of creativity, imagination, dedication and commitment. The OMEA State Marching Band Finals have evolved in a positive, educational manner due to the commitment and leadership provided by our past Marching Band Affairs Chairs. They are: Stephan Berry, Richard Rhodes, Larry Kelley, William Guegold, William Wittman, Randall Clark, Michael Gallehue, Patricia Meeks, John Purdy, Brian Stevens, and Dave Handshue. We owe these educators a debt of gratitude for their service and leadership to OMEA. We are proud to take on the responsibilities of the Marching Band Affairs and Adjudications Chairs to further nurture the marching band activity in the state of Ohio. A sincere thank you goes out to the many OMEA officials, volunteer groups, booster groups and the staff at Hilliard Bradley High School, Brunswick High School, and Dayton Welcome Stadium who have all helped to make these State Finals run smoothly. We would also like to acknowledge those of you who are proud parents of band members for your continuing support of Music Education! While these State Marching Band Finals might be the most visible part of your community’s band program, please continue to support your musicians throughout the rest of the school year at concerts, pep band, winter drumline, and winter guard performances, as well as the host of other musical activities these students participate in. You are about to be amazed by the high level of performances today. Let the music begin! JD Latorre Marching Band Affairs Chair Stephanie Smith Marching Band Adjudications Chair 3
A HISTORY OF THE OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS Band competition has been a part of the school music scene in Ohio since the early part of this century. The forerunners of the OMEA, the Ohio High School Band Association, and the Ohio School Band and Orchestra Association were all formed, at least in part, to foster competition in the state. Following the success of the Fostoria, Ohio Boys Band in winning the first national band contest in 1923 held in Chicago, the Fostoria director, John W. Wainwright, formed the Ohio High School Band Association. Ohio’s first contest was held in 1924 in Fostoria with eight bands in attendance. Prize money was supplied by the music industry including Barnhouse Publishers and Conn Instrument Company. There were four adjudicators in these early contests. By 1928 three adjudicators commented on the groups’ intonation, instrumentation, tone and harmonic balance, tone quality, precision and interpretation, and a fourth judged the band in sight-reading. In 1932 the newly formed Ohio Music Education Association stated among its goals “the promotion of state-wide contests in vocal and instrumental music.” Furthermore, when OMEA affiliated with MENC (Music Educators National Conference) in 1934 the two groups’ statement concerning contests mentioned that the purpose of these contests is to promote education through music. The Contest Committee of OMEA was formed in 1934 for the purpose of overseeing contest operations in Ohio. The committee recommended in 1935 that these contests deviate from the practice of assigning ratings and points for the bands’ performances and begin to use a “ratings only” method of adjudication. In 1936 the committee recommended that the State adopt a “five rating plan.” The former six rating plan included the levels “superior, excellent, very good, good, fair, and poor.” Each of these levels was assigned points with a superior worth 10, excellent 7, very good 4, good 2, fair 1, and poor 0. The new system deleted the “very good” category, as well as doing away with the point system. The sight reading rating could lower the overall rating if it was more than one rating lower than the final rating of the three combined judges. Competitions were suspended in the state during World War II and ran into rough times in the 1950s when school administrator associations and the North Central
Association recommended that other than athletic contests, inter-scholastic events should be curtailed. This recommendation was rescinded in 1951, leaving such determination up to the individual school systems. In 1951 Ohio began to use the district/state levels of adjudication still in use today. Bands that received a “I” or “superior” rating in the district contest then advanced into the state level several weeks later in the spring. The five rating plan was refined so that there was a well-defined standard assigned to each rating. This statement of standards still accompanies the five rating plan today. Beginning in the 1950s and up until 1980, there were as many as ten different marching band competitions held at various schools each fall throughout the state. Several of the most noted were held at Fairborn, Roger Bacon, Marietta, West Jefferson, Zanesville, Wadsworth and Marlington High Schools. The Marching Bands of America contest movement was just beginning to be a force in the state by the late 1970s. Several Ohio bands that were fairly close to neighboring states participated in contests in such circuits as the Pennsylvania Federation of Contest Judges and the Mid-West Judges’ Circuit. Each of these contests used similar, yet distinctive rules and regulations and announced rankings of the groups participating. Classifications of groups were generally determined by band size and prizes were awarded to outstanding auxiliary units and field commanders/drum majors. In this pre-1980 time period there became a growing increase in the influence and sponsorships of these contests by commercial interests such as music companies and corporations (MBA Grand Nationals was sponsored by a national food chain). Nearby states were holding state championships. OMEA began to take an interest in these contests in the mid 1970s and editorials began to mention the problem of director and student burnout associated with contest involvement. There was concern in the ranks of OMEA that commercial interests would soon take control of marching band competitions in Ohio. Some feel that this pushed OMEA into the marching band competition area as much as anything. It is interesting to note that similar concerns were expressed by MENC in the 1920’s when the Conn Company sponsored the National Band
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Contests. This most likely was one of the reasons MENC took over sponsorship of these contests in 1924. In 1979–80 the OMEA formed an ad hoc committee to study various proposals for the formation of a state marching band finals and sanctioned contests. Members of this committee included Steve Berry, Dick Cool, Gary Tirey, Jim Swearingen, Tim Swinehart, Max Treier, and was cochaired by Jack Evans, former director of The Ohio State University Marching Band and Terren Frenz.
ing, contest management, and the philosophy of competing in marching band contests in Ohio. In the development of this handbook, several “rules congresses” were attended by representatives from each of the OMEA districts in the state. Richard Rhodes, Larry Kelley, William Guegold, William Wittman, Randall Clark, Michael Gallehue, Patricia Meeks, John Purdy, David Handshue, and Brian Stevens have followed Steve Berry as Marching Band Affairs Chairs. In February of 1982 at the OMEA State Professional Conference held in Cincinnati, there began a series of “adjudicator training sessions” to help clarify judging practices and to increase the number of qualified judges available to judge the OMEA system. OMEA contests were required to hire judges from the OMEA-approved list as compiled by the Marching Band Affairs Chair. To become listed in the approved list, prospective judges were required to attend these seminars and make formal application to the Marching Band Affairs Chair. Adjudication background, personal contest ratings, contest observation, and letters of reference were part of the application and certification process. The prototype 1982 training session format was later expanded and additional sessions were held at Otterbein College and at The Ohio State University. The current scope of these sessions has been expanded to include competing directors and contest chairpersons, as well as adjudicators. With a greater emphasis placed on the “total” marching band program, revisions in Auxiliary, Field Commander, General Effect, and Music adjudications were implemented in 1996, rewarding those bands showing a trend towards a “holistic” musical and visual program. These changes place more of a premium on the total visual enhancement of the marching band. Today, the “over-all” band rating will be announced, to emphasize the importance of the total band’s performance, rather than each separate entity. In 2004, a critique system was added to the local event process to allow directors to speak with the adjudicators following their performance to gain a better understanding how to improve their bands, and in 2006, visual captions were updated from Marching and Maneuvering Execution and General Effect to Visual Performance and Visual Effect to better reflect current practices in marching band visual design. The Ohio Music Education Association format of adjudicated marching band events has become a solid foundation for 60–65 local adjudicated events each year. The OMEA State Marching Band Finals continues to improve as bands reach higher levels of achievement and directors gain greater knowledge and experience in this area. An ongoing effort is always taking place to enhance an already strong program brought about by people with a vision to improve music education. Program notes provided by William K. Guegold, Ph.D., edited by William L. Wittman, J. Michael Gallehue, Patricia Meeks, Brian Stevens, David Handshue, and JD Latorre.
The following goals statements came from this committee: 1. To provide at the state level, for those interested in marching band competitions, a competitive event controlled by OMEA. Rules and regulations for this event would follow as closely as possible the rules and regulations for other OMEA Competitive Festivals. 2. To encourage the co-existence of the many independent (invitational, etc.) marching band contests and festivals now operating in Ohio by making it possible for these contests to serve as qualifying contests for the OMEA State Competition. Some flexibility in the operation of qualifying contests is included to meet local traditions and conditions. 3. To bring about, in Marching Band Competitions in the State of Ohio, standardization of rules, procedures, and adjudication through the required guidelines for qualifying contests including the use of OMEA adjudication forms and scoring systems. The intent is to provide competition in which recognition is given for the quality of performance regardless of the type of band or style of marching. After several revisions and much discussion, the Ohio Music Education Association state board decided at its spring meeting in 1980 to sanction marching band contests that followed the OMEA designated format and gave permission to hold the first State Finals on November 1, 1980. The OMEA Marching Band Guidelines were published in the Triad and were available from Steve Berry. Mr. Berry served for five years as the first “Marching Band Affairs Chair” on the OMEA Competitions Committee. Bands were eligible to participate in the State Finals if they received a “I” or “superior” rating at one of the sixteen OMEA-sanctioned contests using the OMEA rules and regulations. Thirty-six bands qualified the first year. The number of qualifying contests grew to thirty in 1981 with sixty-four attending the State Finals. In subsequent years the complexity of the guidelines grew from a two-page outline into a forty five page handbook of rules and regulations that includes a comprehensive section dealing with caption area adjudication train-
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DATA CENTER
OMEA STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS Participating Bands In OMEA SMBF YEAR 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
OMEA Sanctioned Marching Band Events
BANDS 36 64 14 95 84 89 78 68 99 110 125 120 130 134 133 139 136 132 130 131 132 109 112 116 110 125 119 113 111 113 113 117 122
YEAR 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 9
EVENTS 16 30 40 54 57 42 60 63 62 71 62 64 67 64 64 72 65 68 70 67 66 63 65 63 63 58 60 62 63 62 61 62 62
OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S
QUICK REFERENCE—WEEKEND 1 SATURDAY 11/2 - HILLIARD BRADLEY
SUNDAY 11/3 - DAYTON WELCOME STADIUM
Rating
Rating
10:30 AM Northridge High School 10:45 AM Adena High School 11:00 AM Rock Hill High school 11:15 AM Madison-Plains High School 11:30 AM St. Edward High School 11:45 AM Hilliard Darby High School 12:00 PM - AWARDS BREAK 12:15 PM Meadowbrook High School 12:30 PM Tri-Valley High School 12:45 PM Lexington High School 1:00 PM Central Crossing High School 1:15 PM Hamilton High School 1:30 PM Reynoldsburg High School 1:45 PM - AWARDS BREAK 2:00 PM Dawson-Bryant High School 2:15 PM Licking Heights High School 2:30 PM John Glenn High School 2:45 PM Meigs Local High School 3:00 PM North Royalton High School 3:15 PM Hilliard Bradley High School 3:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK 3:45 PM Circleville High School 4:00 PM Ridgewood High School 4:15 PM Canal Winchester High School 4:30 PM Medina High School 4:45 PM Hilliard Davidson High School 5:00 PM Dublin Coffman High School 5:15 PM - AWARDS BREAK 5:30 PM Cambridge High School 5:45 PM Licking Valley High School 6:00 PM Chesapeake High School 6:15 PM South Point High School 6:30 PM Groveport Madison High School 6:45 PM Dublin Jerome High School 7:00 PM - AWARDS BREAK 7:15 PM Liberty Union High School 7:30 PM Teays Valley High School 7:45 PM Franklin Heights High School 8:00 PM Thomas Worthington High School 8:15 PM Amherst Steele High School 8:30 PM Lakota West High School 8:45 PM - AWARDS BREAK 9:00 PM Madeira High School 9:15 PM Marion Harding High School 9:30 PM Marietta High School 9:45 PM Lancaster High School 10:00 PM Pickerington North High School 10:15 PM Grove City High School 10:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK
1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00
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PM Versailles High School PM Northwest High School PM Wellston High School PM Anderson High School PM Westland High School PM Perry High School 2:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK PM Kalida High School PM Zanesville High School PM Nordonia Hills High School PM Turpin High School PM Loveland High School PM Middletown High School PM Beavercreek High School 4:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK PM Wauseon High School PM Finneytown High School PM Maumee High School PM Walnut Hills High School PM Springboro High School PM Findlay High School 6:15 PM - AWARDS BREAK PM Tippecanoe High School PM Milton-Union High School PM Newton High School PM Kettering Fairmont High School PM Troy High School PM Lakota East High School PM Fairfield High School 8:15 PM - AWARDS BREAK
OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S
QUICK REFERENCE—WEEKEND 2 FRIDAY 11/8 - BRUNSWICK
SUNDAY 11/10 - DAYTON WELCOME STADIUM Rating
7:00 PM Swanton High School 7:15 PM River View High School 7:30 PM Hoover High School 7:45 PM Dublin Scioto High School 8:00 PM - AWARDS BREAK 8:15 PM Copley High School 8:30 PM Firestone High School 8:45 PM Newark High School 9:00 PM Mentor High School 9:15 PM Brunswick High School 9:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK
1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00
SATURDAY 11/9 - BRUNSWICK
Rating
4:30 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45
12:15 PM Cloverleaf High School 12:30 PM Avon High School 12:45 PM Tallmadge High School 1:00 PM Norton High School 1:15 PM Revere High School 1:30 PM New Philadelphia High School 1:45 PM Crestwood High School 2:00 PM - AWARDS BREAK 2:15 PM Warren Local High School 2:30 PM Worthington Kilbourne High School 2:45 PM Louisville High School 3:00 PM Rutherford B. Hayes High School 3:15 PM Westerville South High School 3:30 PM Willoughby South High School 3:45 PM - AWARDS BREAK 4:00 PM Wellington High School 4:15 PM Logan Elm High School 4:30 PM Watkins Memorial High School 4:45 PM Bishop Watterson High School 5:00 PM Olentangy Liberty High School 5:15 PM Berne Union High School 5:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK
6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30
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Rating PM Arcadia High School PM Ottawa-Glandorf High School PM Gallia Academy High School PM London High School PM Bellefontaine High School PM Wilmington High School 2:30 PM - AWARDS BREAK PM Bethel Local High School PM Woodmore High School PM Philo High School PM Norwood High School PM Deer Park High School PM Miamisburg High School 4:15 PM - AWARDS BREAK PM Marion Local High School PM Columbus Grove High School PM Minford High School PM Portsmouth West High School PM Bloom-Carroll High School PM Olentangy High School 6:00 PM - AWARDS BREAK PM Shawnee High School PM Ross High School PM Perkins High School PM Stebbins High School PM Pickerington Central High School PM Marysville High School 7:45 PM - AWARDS BREAK
WHAT THE JUDGES ARE LOOKING FOR If this is your first marching band adjudicated event, or if you are new to the world of marching bands, you may be wondering how the judges come to their conclusion in rating the performing bands! Perhaps the following will help you to understand the process of judging a band show. OMEA began the use of a criteria reference system in the 2001 season. This criteria was established over two years of research and study, and implemented for the fall 2001 season. Judges were extensively trained in the summer at continuing education sessions. In order to progress from one rating to the next rating, each band must meet a certain set of criteria. This is listed on each judging sheet as well as on the OMEA web site at www. omea-ohio.org. There are nine judges involved in the evaluation of the bands. Of these, two evaluate the “musical performance”, two the “general effect” of the show, two judge the “visual program”, one field judge is evaluating the “percussion” section, and two judges concentrate on all auxiliary units of the band. The Overall Final Rating will be determined by the addition of “ratings” from the music, general effect, visual, and percussion judges. Music judges: evaluate the technical accuracy of the performance. They will concern themselves with how well the wind and percussion sections play together and the repertoire of the music being performed. The score of the percussion judge will be averaged with the two music judges to determine the overall music score. General effect judges: evaluate the musical and visual presentation of all performers, how effective their performance is in the area of creativity and imagination, and how well the music and marching drill coordinate for a unified production. Visual Performance: will watch the marching performance, evaluate the accuracy of marching definition, and evaluate the construction complexity of the patterns and designs with respect to the number of individuals utilized. Visual Effect: will determine how well the drill (marching) program interprets the music as well as the coordination of all the visual aspects of the show. All judges will use SD recorders plus official OMEA marching band adjudication rating sheets. Each band is scheduled in a fifteen minute time block, starting with an announcement from the announcer that the band may begin it’s pre-placement and/or warm up. A second announcement that the band may begin their performance will follow. “Show time” starts with the first step or the first note following the second announcement. The show must be a minimum of seven minutes and a maximum of eleven minutes. Bands are entered into classifications based on the school enrollment grades 10–12, minus any vocational students who attend school “off campus”. Bands may enter a classification higher but not lower than their school enrollment will allow.
Class AA Class A Class B Class C
901+ 501–900 301–500 300 and below
All adjudicators must be selected from the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) approved listing.
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THE OHIO FIVE-RATING PLAN This marching band event is held under the authority of the Ohio Music Education Association, President Patricia Meeks, and Adjudicated Events Chair D. Scott Eversdyke. In direct charge of this event are State Finals and Marching Band Affairs Chair JD Latorre and State Finals Co-Chair and OMEA Marching Band Adjudications Chair Stephanie Smith. The Ohio Music Education Association sanctions marching band festivals in the State of Ohio in hopes of providing a broad-based opportunity for marching units of the state’s schools to participate in an educational setting. It is hoped that the adjudicated festival situation would be one in which viable comments and suggestions are offered in a positive, constructive manner to each group and a fair evaluation of the group’s performance is reflected within the Ohio Five-Rating Plan as outlined below. It is intended that this system provide the fairest, most consistent experience possible for the marching bands in the State of Ohio. Ohio bands receiving a final rating of “I” (Superior) in any of the 61 OMEA-sanctioned marching band adjudicated events held this fall are eligible to participate in today’s State Marching Band Finals. These bands are not competing against one another, but rather against a standard, as determined by the Ohio Five-Rating Plan. Each band brings to these State Finals it’s own musical and marching “style” identity, therefore the ranking of these bands would be inappropriate for this educational arena. Direct comparisons of this musical and visual art form are discouraged, and for these reasons, the Ohio Music Education Association prefers to “rate” the bands according to a standard, rather than ranking them. The bands here today are grouped according to classes as determined by their school enrollment in grades 10–12, excluding vocational students attending a separate school.
THE OHIO FIVE-RATING PLAN l (Superior)
An outstanding performance with very few technical errors and exemplifying a truly musical expression. This should be reserved for the truly outstanding performance.
ll (Excellent)
An unusual performance in many respects, but not worthy of the highest rating due to minor defects in performance, ineffective interpretation, or improper instrumentation.
lll (Good)
An acceptable performance, but not outstanding. Showing marked promise, but lacking in one or more essential qualities.
lV (Fair)
A poor performance showing many technical errors, poor musical conception, lack of interpretation, incomplete instrumentation, or lacking in any of the other essential qualities.
V (Poor)
A very poor performance indicating deficiencies in most of the essential factors and indicating that much careful attention should be given to fundamentals of good performance. This rating should be used sparingly and only when it is possible to cite major faults.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 10:30 AM Northridge Marching Band C Northridge High School Johnstown Director: Tyler King Assistant Director(s): Jessica Weiss Staff: Kaylie Bright: Color Guard Instructor, Thomas Hall: Percussion Instructor Field Commanders: Kate Pileski Show Title/Theme: Dare to Dream! Soloist(s): Christa Patton, Trumpet; Colin Evans, Horn; Ryan Strong, Trombone Repertoire: Introduction/R.E.M. Cycle - Brahms Lullaby Sandman - Mister Sandman/Enter Sandman A Dream is a Wish Dream On
School Enrollment: 285 Number in Group: 36 County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10
The Northridge High School Marching Band represents the Northridge community at football games, parades, community events, and OMEA adjudicated events throughout the year. Since returning to competition in 2010, the band has continued to build on it’s members pride, enthusiasm, and strong work ethic.
10:45 AM Adena Marching Warriors C Adena High School Frankfort Director: Russell Hawvermale Assistant Director(s): Stefanie Cox Staff: Leslie Burns: Color Guard Advisor Field Commanders: Taylor Dratwa Show Title/Theme: Music of John Williams Soloist(s): Jackson Woodruff Repertoire: Star Wars: Main Title Star Wars: Battle of the Heroes Far and Away Raiders March Jurassic Park The Lost World
School Enrollment: 275 Number in Group: 42 County: Ross OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/16
The Adena Bands have a long tradition of participating in OMEA Adjudicated Events. They have received 16 Superior ratings at the State Level in marching and concert band. They perform at football games, local and regional parades, and this year will travel to Chicago, Illinois.
11:00 AM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
The Pride of Lawrence County - Rock Hill Marching Band B School Enrollment: 400 Rock Hill High School Number in Group: 55 Ironton County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17 Nicholas Basham Rhonda Pemberton Clark Littlepage, Ryan Krym, Dalton Russell: Percussion, Dr. Brian Silver, Jessi Cox, Dylan Bishop: Brass, Julie Ackman, Chad Sheridan: Woodwinds, Mycah Pemberton: Color Guard Chandler Haskins This Just In! Mitchell Jenkins & Allison McCormick Broadcast news has evolved into a 24/7 culture. Information is unrelenting in it’s pursuit of an audience and Using real news media quotes, we depict the frenetic energy of the news before taking the audience on a journey of the most iconic moments of broadcast history and the people who brought it.
The “Pride of Lawrence County” has made numerous performances at OMEA Marching and Concert Band State Finals. The Band has performed in local parades including America’s longest running Memorial day parade in Ironton Ohio. This year the band started the season with a moving performance at the Traveling Vietnam Wall memorial.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 11:15 AM Madison-Plains High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 285 Madison-Plains High School Number in Group: 68 London County: Madison OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Derek Scoles Assistant Director(s): Taylor Coleman Staff: Nick Dillion, Nicole Gregio Field Commanders: Lindsey Kreager, Christina Hunter Show Title/Theme: Joy In All Things Soloist(s): Samantha Allen – Mellophone, Alexis Zaweski - Color Guard, Destiny Bennett – Trumpet, Skylar Stewart - Color Guard, Haley Kitchen – Mellophone, Sam Hunter – Trombone, Saxophone Section, Percussion Section Repertoire: Joy in All Things challenges the audience to find happiness and rays of hope throughout each day, circumstance and seasons of life. The show is divided into five segments and features a wide variety of music styles. Celebration and Song by Robert Sheldon, Festive Overture by Dmitri Shostakovich, On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss by David Holsinger, Ode to Joy by Ludwig Von Beethoven, Jupiter by Gustav Holst. The Madison-Plains High School Marching Band is part of the core instrumental music curriculum. In addition to the concert band, the marching band is a requirement for all band students. The goal of the Marching Golden Eagles is to support their school and community before serving themselves. They strive to develop an entertaining show that will appeal to the audiences of Football Games and OMEA Adjudicated Events. The students of the MPHS bands believe in setting goals, developing action plans and using a strong work ethic in which to achieve success. MPHS Bands have been actively involved in OMEA Marching Band, Solo and Ensemble and Large Group Events for eight consecutive years.
11:30 AM St. Edward Marching Eagles A School Enrollment: 681 St. Edward High School Number in Group: 63 Lakewood County: Cuyahoga OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04 Director: Angelo Kortyka Staff: Bill Etling; Battery, Cari White; Front Ensemble, Scott Zolkowski, Kat Undercoffer; Colorguard Field Commanders: Brian Patton Show Title/Theme: Restless Night Soloist(s): Kyle Niksa, Michael Ashbrook; Trumpets, Carrie Milowicki; Soprano Sax, Jared Muller; Bass, Thomas Kubrak; Baritone Repertoire: The Crow - Dj Food Nessun Dorma - G. Puccini Song of the Spirit - Karl Jenkins
11:45 AM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Repertoire:
Hilliard Darby High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1149 Hilliard Darby High School Number in Group: 164 Hilliard County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Jeremy Kozman John Montgomery, Nick James, Lauren Holloway Joe Burke, Doug Perry, Joshua Bryant Megan Burlile, Abby Connell, Nick Cooper Beyond the Horizon Beyond the Horizon by Rossano Gallante. Arranged by Nick Baratta. Visual design by Jeff Gentry.
Currently in its 16th season, the Hilliard Darby Marching Band has a long tradition of success in OMEA local and state events. Band members have performed around Ohio and across the country, earning numerous awards for Grand Champion Band, Best Music, Visual, and General Effect.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 12:15 PM Meadowbrook Colts Marching Band B School Enrollment: 465 Meadowbrook High School Number in Group: 57 Byesville County: Guernsey OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Steven Box Staff: Diane Box - Color Guard Instructor Michael Bergerson - Percussion Instructor Aaron Lashley - Woodwind Section Insructor Michael Loomis - Brass Section Instructor Eden Mudge and Kristina Loomis - Front Ensemble Instructor Field Commanders: Darren McCaughan Show Title/Theme: Sail Away Soloist(s): Maryssa Spragg - Trumpet, Shawn Morris - Trumpet, Josh Justice - Trombone, Brett Harvard - Trombone, and Estee Mudge, Abby Davis, Amber Craver - Color Guard Repertoire: Fathoms Mvt. 1 - Majesty/Adventure, Mvt. 2 - Open Waters, Mvt. 3 - Danger, Mvt. 4 - Shoreline/Discovery The Colts Marching Band has been an active participant in OMEA Marching Band Adjudicated Events since 1980. They have qualified for OMEA State Marching Band Finals for the last 26 consecutive years. They annually perform in local community parades, Memorial Day observances, Varsity Football Games and OMEA Marching Band Adjudicated Events. They have performed several times at Walt Disney World in Florida as well as the Citrus
Bowl and Outback Bowl Festivals.
12:30 PM Tri-Valley Marching Band A School Enrollment: 713 Tri-Valley Local Schools Number in Group: 58 Dresden County: Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Amanda Blevins Staff: Karen Hand--Drill Design Mandy Walton & Katie McMullen--Auxiliary Instructors Caitlin Shortridge--Auxiliary book Field Commanders: Erika Hutcheson Show Title/Theme: Here Comes the Sun Soloist(s): Cody Harris & Devin Dickson--Trumpet Duet; Ryan Harris--Drum Set; Dancers--Kyle Dunlap, Mykaela Davis, Josh Martin, Katlie Mullins, Zane Maddox, Mackenzie Smith; Devin Fry--Xylophone Solo Repertoire: Here Comes the Sun House of the Rising Sun Soak Up the Sun Walkin’ on the Sun Walking on Sunshine, When the Sun Goes Down
12:45 PM The Lexington Band Of Gold A School Enrollment: 571 Lexington High School Number in Group: 67 Lexington County: Richland OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Ron Graham Assistant Director(s): Rick Ruth Staff: Woodwinds - Molly Morton, Woodwinds/Percussion - Randy Heidlebaugh, Color Guard - Sheridan Hanson, Show Design & Composer - Rob Ferguson, Arranger - Ron Graham, Drill Designers - Barry Canon & Matt Stevens, Color Guard Choreographer - Lewis Shingleton, Visual Design - Rob Ferguson, Andrew Hansel, Matt Stevens, Band Camp Assistants - Steve Domka and Josh Nees Field Commanders: Andrew Weilbacker & Natalie Tasseff Show Title/Theme: Bend, Stretch & Twist Soloist(s): Logan Pelphrey, Emma Farley, Breanne Stichler Repertoire: Bend by Rob Ferguson Stretch by Jacob de Haan Twist by Rob Ferguson The Lexington Band Of Gold has established a tradition of excellence and is regarded as one of the finest competition bands in the state of Ohio. The Band Of Gold recently competed at the Licking Heights HS competition where they won best percussion in class A and placing 2nd in their class. The band then competed at the Bands Of America Monroeville, PA regional where they again placed 2nd in class A, 1st place visual in class A and then placing 9th in finals. Last years honors and awards included: Best In Class A, Best In Class A General Effect and Visual awards, Best Overall General Effect Straight Superior Ratings at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals earning them their 25th Superior Rating.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 1:00 PM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Repertoire:
Central Crossing High School Marching Band AA Central Crossing High School Grove City Robert McNutt Eric Hubbell and Keith Hallas Michael Allen - Color Guard Director Sarah Chipps, Karl Eiginger (eye n ger), Jackie Stanley Enlightened Lux Aurumque by Eric Whitacre and original music by Key Poulan
School Enrollment: 1400 Number in Group: 154 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Central Crossing Bands has enjoyed many years of success throughout its very short history. The band will be traveling this December to be a part of the Outback Bowl Festival in Tampa, Florida. The Central Crossing Band would like to thank its dedicated parents and fans for all their support through the years.
1:15 PM Hamilton High School Band AA School Enrollment: 1200 Hamilton High School Number in Group: 112 Hamilton County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Paul Dixon Assistant Director(s): Patrick Naylor, Rachel Harney, Bob Saurber (Percussion) Staff: Kathy Dance - Color Guard Director, Nick Bellmyer - Color Guard Director, Garrett Smith - Percussion Staff, Joe Atkinson - Percussion Staff Field Commanders: William George and Carly Vosberg Show Title/Theme: “X” Repertoire: X-Clamation and X-Celeration X-Haustion X-Aggeration X-Otic X-Plosion The Hamilton High School Marching Band has a history of quality community and competitive performances. The band competes in OMEA, MSBA and BOA competitions throughout the season. This year the band will be performing at the Band Of America Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana as well as marching in the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World this Spring. Our show this year embodies the many uses of the letter X, which was written by composer and arranger Key Poulan. Our drill this year was written by David Wyrick.
1:30 PM Reynoldsburg High School Marching Pride AA School Enrollment: 1600 Reynoldsburg High School Number in Group: 116 Reynoldsburg County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Jason Gibson Assistant Director(s): Vincent VanSlyke Staff: Chris McKenzie, Percussion, Holly Kincaid, Color Guard, Mark Fox, Arranger, Steve Hegemeir, Drill Writer Field Commanders: Sydney Harrell, Luben Risteski, Kathryn Stauffer Show Title/Theme: Let Me Be Your Star Soloist(s): Brooklyn Grace- Vocals; Bryn Bell- Trumpet; Andrew Bickert- Mello; Sherman Ingram, Luben Risteski, Andrew Bickert- Vocals Repertoire: Let Me Be Your Star Let’s Be Bad History is Made at Night 20th Century Fox Mambo Don’t Forget Me The Reynoldsburg Marching Pride has been an OMEA state qualifier for 20 straight years and has received a “Superior” rating at State finals for 16 of those events. The band most recently qualified for 2013 State Finals at the Lancaster Classic to continue their Standard of Excellence in central Ohio.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 2:00 PM Coal Grove Hornet “Band of Pride” C Dawson-Bryant High School Coal Grove Director: Thomas Zerkle Staff: Kara Harrison - Color Guard Advisor, Andrea Evans - Percussion Instructor Field Commanders: Brianne Neff Show Title/Theme: Little Red Riding Hood Soloist(s): Trumpet Soloist - Samantha Hunt; Trumpet Duet; Samantha Hunt and Alicia Mossman; Brass Trio - Samantha Hunt, Sarah Nickel and Logan Zerkle Repertoire: Opener - RED Revealed Production - RED and The Wolf Closer - Betrayal and REDemption
School Enrollment: 216 Number in Group: 59 County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17
The Coal Grove Hornet “Band of Pride” has qualified for OMEA State Finals 17 times since 1991. The Band Program has many facets including Concert Band, MS & HS Jazz Band, MS & HS Solo & Ensemble, All-County Band, District Honors Band and other performance ensembles.
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Licking Heights Marching Band A Licking Heights High School Pataskala Meg Beavers Doug Perry Russ Hupp, Taylor Holloway, Joe Curmode Angel Allen “Castle on a Cloud” Katie Poff (Color Guard Soloist); James Wilson (Trumpet Soloist); Emma Belair, Fatima Shinaba and Destiny Warner (Horn Trio) Music based off of the Les Mis song Castle on a Cloud
School Enrollment: 800 Number in Group: 80 County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10
The Licking Heights Hornet Marching Band has a long standing tradition of success and excellence in OMEA Adjudicated Events with 16 consecutive appearance at OMEA State Marching Band Finals.
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John Glenn High School Marching Band A John Glenn High School New Concord Jonathan Kelsey Color Guard Instructor - Alice Maschue, Drill Writer - Robert Strunks Megan Sindeldecker Simon Sings You Can Call Me Al The Sound of Silence Late In the Evening Bridge Over Troubled Water
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School Enrollment: 470 Number in Group: 70 County: Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 2:45 PM Meigs Marauders A School Enrollment: 512 Meigs Local High School umber in Group: 88 Pomeroy County: Meigs OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17 Director: J Toney Dingess Assistant Director(s): Dave Deem and Nick Michael Staff: Percussion Instructor: Calee Reeves, Guard Instructor: Jamie Deem, Student Teacher: Rebecca Wagner Field Commanders: Carolanne Stewart and Mckayla Barrett Show Title/Theme: A Magical Mystery Tour, The Music of the Beatles. Soloist(s): Laura Perrin, Matthew Foster, Devon Buffington, Scott Smith, Collin Young Repertoire: Magical Mystery Tour Something Can’t Buy Me Love Magical Mystery Tour Reprise The Meigs High School has a long and proud tradition of excellence. The marching ensemble has qualified for state finals consecutively for 23 years, and were a Bands of America top ten regional finalist in 1996. The Marauders are active year round supporting various events in their community.
3:00 PM North Royalton High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1650 North Royalton High School Number in Group: 275 North Royalton County: Cuyahoga OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04 Director: David Vitale Assistant Director(s): Christopher Burdick & Mike Nary Staff: Percussion Advisor: Dylan Hayden, Royalette Advisor: Karen Colabianchi, Royalaire Advisor: Melissa Dombrowski Field Commanders: Susie Custer & Liz Kozempa Show Title/Theme: The Blue and the Gray Soloist(s): David Bratnick & Klaire Roggeman, trumpets Repertoire: Mvt. I - Gettysburg, Mvt. II - The First Battle, Mvt. III - Battle Cry of Freedom / Simple Gifts / Gone With the Wind, Mvt. IV - Dixie & Battle Hymn Swing, Mvt. V - Pickett’s Charge & Gettysburg Finale Music Arrangements and Drill Design by David Vitale The North Royalton High School Marching Band is a long standing tradition of excellence. The marching band has been invited and performed at venues such as the Walt Disney World Electric Light Parade, the BCS National Championship Bowl, The Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, and the Indianapolis 500 Parade. The NRHS Marching Band has appeared at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals every year since 1986, and last year in 2012, the band earned their 25th State Superior Rating. North Royalton is also proud to have been the largest qualifying and participating marching band at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals last year in 2012. In the 2012 season, the marching band earned Superior Ratings at the Revere Marching Band Invitational and Copley Marching Band Competition as well as trophies for Best Percussion in Class AA, Best Auxiliary in Class AA, and Best Overall Percussion. North Royalton is also has four concert bands, all of which compete in OMEA Large Group Adjudicated Events, and consistently receive superior ratings at the state level. The Wind Ensemble has performed at Severance Hall as part of the North East Ohio Band Invitational in 2007 and 2012 and this past spring, The Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band earned Superior Ratings at the state level. 3:15 PM Hilliard Bradley High School Marching Jaguars AA School Enrollment: 1300 Hilliard Bradley High School Number in Group: 172 Hilliard County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Mark Oppenheimer Assistant Director(s): Charles Roth Staff: Blaique Brown, Angela Davoll, David (Ga-Yiu) Lee, Kristen Terranova, Michael Terranova Field Commanders: Megan Hennes, Sarah Taylor Show Title/Theme: FIVE Soloist(s): K. Catalfina, B. Deeter, A. Duncan, E. Morris, N. Rosselet; Trumpet: J. Lung, N. Baker, D. Robey, D. Stuhldreher, H. Svensson; Saxophone: A. Crawley; Flute: J. Jaccaud, T. Burchett; Trumpet, A. Perry; Horn, A. Lipscomb; Trombone, D. Schroeder; Tuba Repertoire: Take Five by David Brubeck Adagietto from Mahler’s Fifth Symphony Allegro Con Brio from Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony The Hilliard Bradley High School Marching Band enters their fifth season as part of the newest high school within the Hilliard City School system. Under the leadership of Mark S. Oppenheimer, the Jaguar Marching Band has earned three straight appearances at OMEA State Marching Band Finals, scoring “Superior Ratings” all three years. Over the past four seasons, the Bradley Jaguar Marching Band has performed at The Ohio State University as a guest “Skull Session” participant, was a participant in the 2010 “Outback Bowl” half-time show, has performed in “Mid-State Band Association” competitions, “Bands of America” competitions, and “Ohio Music Educators Association” competitions. The Hilliard Bradley High School Marching Band has been invited to be a guest again this fall at The Ohio State University, performing at one of the OSUMB “Skull Sessions.” Additionally, the Jaguar Marching Band will be performing in Orlando, Florida this coming December as a parade participant in “Magic Kingdom.”
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 3:45 PM Circleville “Pride of the Tigers” Marching Band B Circleville High School Circleville Director: Mark Schoenbeck Assistant Director(s): Jeremy Hatfield, Julian Savage, Timothy Hoagland (percussion) Staff: Casey Lockard, Andrew Compton, Cynthia Braswell (color guard) Field Commanders: Cody Herron Show Title/Theme: The Masters Soloist(s): Drake Hamilton, Sousaphone Repertoire: In the Hall of the Mountain King (Greig, arr. Dawson) Appalachian Spring Chorale (Copland, arr. Dawson) Hoe Down from Rodeo (Copland, arr. Dawson) Clair de Lune (Debussy, arr. Dawson), Ode to Joy (Beethoven, arr. Wallace)
School Enrollment: 450 Number in Group: 68 County: Pickaway OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Circleville Instrumental Music Department prides itself for excellence in marching band, concert band, and chamber ensembles, earning Excellent and Superior ratings at both the local and state level. Throughout the fall, the “Pride of the Tigers” Marching Band will attend all home and away football games, multiple parades during the Circleville Pumpkin Show, and several local competitions.
4:00 PM Ridgewood Marching Generals B School Enrollment: 322 Ridgewood High School Number in Group: 54 West Lafayette County: Coshocton OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: John Lindig Assistant Director(s): Haley Evans Staff: Jennifer Lindig - Auxiliary Consultant, Tyler Mann - Percussion Instructor, Lucas Kaspar - Brass Tech., Shane Kelbley - Music Arranger, Brady Sark - Percussion Arranger, David Wyrick - Drill Designer, Mark Wells - Auxiliary Designer Field Commanders: Alex Boone Show Title/Theme: Billy Joel Impressions Soloist(s): Larissa Beitzel, Danika Brenneman, Jacob Panteloukas, Jordan Conner, Ashlynn Carnes, Elizabeth Allen Repertoire: Piano Man Pressure Lullaby My Life The Marching Generals have long history of excellence in marching band competition. The Generals have been to State Marching Band Finals for the last 23 consecutive years receiving superior ratings 19 times. We strive to provide great music and drill that will appeal to a wide audience.
4:15 PM Canal Winchester “Marching Indians” A School Enrollment: 846 Canal Winchester High School Number in Group: 72 Canal Winchester County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Chadwick McGee Assistant Director(s): John- Paul Hoffman Staff: Kevin Coons- Percussion Instructor, Brian McGee- Sideline Instructor, Rebecca Van Horn- Guard Instructor, Renee Burley- Guard Assistant Field Commanders: Alexandria Kifer, Craig Fowlkes Show Title/Theme: In Search of Dreams Soloist(s): Hannah Klatt- Trumpet, Steven Bakenhester- Baritone, Mark Harper- Clarinet Repertoire: 1. Atmadja 2. Ninkou Latora 3. Quidam 4. Incantations The Canal Winchester High School Band performs at many events in the fall including football games, community festivals, parades and OMEA Adjudicated Events. The band has earned numerous superior ratings and awards at the District and State level. In addition to the marching band students have opportunites to perform in Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, and Percussion Ensemble.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 4:30 PM Medina High School Marching Band (Musical Bees) AA Medina High School Medina Director: Gary Ciulla Assistant Director(s): Asst. Directors - Jason Locher, Matt Dawson and Lisa Muth Staff: Percussion Instructor - Ryun Louie, Guard Instructors - Tina Milyiori and Jon Lischak Field Commanders: Dinah Sammon, Kaitlyn Mollohan, Leigha Takacs and Andrea Parks Show Title/Theme: STAINED GLASS - arr. Steve Martin (GPG publications) Repertoire: Movement I - Kyrie (Bach’s Mass in minor) and Lacrimosa (Mozart’s Requiem) Movement II - Dies Irae (Verdi’s Requiem) Movement III - Salvation is Created (Pavel Chesnokov) and Confutatis (Mozart’s Requiem)
School Enrollment: 1250 Number in Group: 239 County: Medina OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06
Last year Medina took the Grand Champion award at the 40th Annual “Festival of Champions” held at Lexington High School. The Bees received Best of Show Awards in Music, General Effect, Visual and Percussion in their inaugural competition of the season. Performing at the 2012 “Nordonia Festival of Bands” the Musical Bees were again named Grand Champions. Awards received included Best Percussion, Best Auxiliary and First Place in Class AA along with Best of Show Awards in Percussion, Auxiliary, Visual Performance, Visual Effect and Music. Medina finished in 2nd Place in Class AA at the 2012 Copley High School Marching Band Invitational receiving the Reserve Grand Champion and Best of Show Music Awards. Closing out the season at the 2012 OMEA State Marching Band Finals the Bees received a Superior Rating marking the 11th consecutive year that they have received a Superior Rating at their season ending Finals performance. Medina High School’s Award Winning Marching Band and Stardusters Jazz Ensemble traveled to Orlando, Florida in April of 2012 to appear for the seventh time at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The Musical Bees plan to travel to Orlando again in the spring of 2015.
4:45 PM Wildcat Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1200 Hilliard Davidson High School Number in Group: 163 Hilliard County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: David Handshue Assistant Director(s): Don Ley, Shawn Malone and Carol Handshue Staff: Marcus Daniel, Color Guard; Matt Rinella, Percussion; Charlie Vidorek, Visual Performance; Randall Weber, Percussion; Will Wells, Music arranges, show design and visual performance; Field Commanders: Danielle Alley, Kelsey Shevlin, Matie Winer Show Title/Theme: Attraction Soloist(s): Sophia Kiselova, Sean McCartt, Abbey Mills, Logan Moore, Logan Paice, Caroline Snyder, Joe Tucker Repertoire: Adios Nonino A Night in Tunisia Caravan The Hilliard Davidson Marching Band has enjoyed a long history of success on a local and regional level. The band has earned a superior rating at OMEA State Marching Band Finals every year of its participation and numerous Grand Champion awards at local events.
5:00 PM Dublin Coffman Marching Band AA Dublin Coffman Dublin Director: Jeremy Bradstreet Assistant Director(s): Andrew Rice, Kevin Wallick, Wendy Reeves Staff: Dan Hostetler - Percussion Instructor, Melissa Watts - Color Guard Instructor Field Commanders: Gabby Pedroza, Jamie Kent, Jamie Rodriguez Show Title/Theme: The Ocean Within Soloist(s): Gabby Pedroza - vocalist Repertoire: Song of the Sirens - Frank Niemeyer Aquarium (from Carnival of the Animals) - Camille Saint-Saens Winds of Poseidon - Robert W. Smith
School Enrollment: 1409 Number in Group: 200 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
Over the past 33 years, the Dublin Coffman Marching Band has consistently qualified and appeared in the OMEA state finals and has captured sixty grand championships in local and regional OMEA marching competitions. Since 2007, the marching band has been a Regional Finalist every year in the Bands of America multi-state circuit, and in 2011 placed 34th at the BOA Grand National Championships. The Coffman Marching Band has also been a featured performing group in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World eight times since 1989, leading the “Electric Light” and “Spectro Magic” Parades.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 5:30 PM Cambridge “Bobcat” Marching Band B Cambridge High School Cambridge Director: Richard Harvey Assistant Director(s): Michele Haverfield Staff: Rachel Harvey Field Commanders: Andrew Warner Show Title/Theme: Made in the UK Soloist(s): George Pahoundis - Tuba, Emily Barnhouse - Baritone, Kyle Beatty - Trumpet Repertoire: God Save the Queen House of the Rising Sun Penny Lane Yesterday Paint it Black
School Enrollment: 487 Number in Group: 38 County: Guernsey OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09
The Cambridge “Bobcat” Marching Band is one of four performing ensembles at Cambridge High School. The Cambridge Instrumental Music Department consists of approximately 175 students between the Middle School and High School. The Bobcat Marching Band performs in City Parades, OMEA Marching Competitions, and other state and national performance venues. The Cambridge Instrumental program has a long standing reputation for superior performances.
5:45 PM Licking Valley Marching Panthers B Licking Valley High School Newark Director: Sean Bradley Assistant Director(s): John Garren Staff: Jeannette Gunn - Colorguard, Jessica Myers - Percussion, Tyler King - Visual Field Commanders: Skyler Barnhart Show Title/Theme: Inspired - The Music of the Beatles Repertoire: Magical Mystery Tour Something Can’t Buy Me Love
School Enrollment: 485 Number in Group: 73 County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10
The Licking Valley Marching Band is proud to present their 2013 show “Inspired” featuring music inspired by the Beatles and the Big Band Era. The band is a 5 time OMEA state marching band finalist, B/C Grand Champion at the 2012 Tri-Valley Classic, 2013 Licking Heights Pageant of Bands, and the 2013 Lancaster Band of Gold Invitational. The band would like to thank the Licking Valley Administration, LV Music Boosters, and the community for their ongoing support throughout the season.
6:00 PM Chesapeake High School Marching Band B Chesapeake High School Chesapeake Director: Chris Wyscarver Staff: Color Guard - Jessie Cartmell, Percussion - Joe Crowe, Field Commanders: Mackenzie Jones Show Title/Theme: Fears Soloist(s): Kelsey Huff, Abbi Adkins, Rebecca Welch, Kelly Romans Repertoire: 1st Movement - Chase 2nd Movement - Alone 3rd Movement - Entrapment
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School Enrollment: 226 Number in Group: 49 County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 6:15 PM South Point High School Marching Band B School Enrollment: 500 South Point High School Number in Group: 48 South Point County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17 Director: David Edwards Staff: Jamie Martin - Percussion, Nick Stapleton- Percussion, Alex Payne - Percussion, Alicia Collier - Guard, Anne Barnett - Guard Field Commanders: Tessa Webb Show Title/Theme: The Diary Repertoire: Prologue Reflections of Judaism Entrance of the Germans In the Attic Transcendance A Voice for all Time The South Point High School Marching Band has recieved a Superior Rating at State Finals from 2009-2012. They have been a 16-time Local Event Grand Champion since 2008.
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Groveport Madison High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1400 Groveport Madison High School Number in Group: 170 Groveport County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Nathan Stowe Jonathan Rehmert, Allison Taylor, Bob Knowles Shane Kelbley - Music Arranger, Jeff Young - Drill Writer, Patrick O’Donnell - Percussion Arranger Brittany Selk, Lexi Lindic, Elise Goodwin Into the Fire Music of Englebert Humperdink and Steven Reineke
The Groveport Madison Marching Band is considered the lantern of the Groveport Madison community. The band is regularly involved in community events, concerts and parades. In addition to being heavily involved at home the band also travels very well with recent performances in Disney World, New York and abroad. The Groveport Madison Marching band would not exist as you see it today without the support of our booster club and administration. We as a band want to personally thank everyone who has donated time and money to help our program continue to grow.
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Dublin Jerome High School Marching Band AA Dublin Jerome High School Dublin Brian Stevens unRAVEL’d Bolero Pavanne for a Dead Princess Pictures at an Exhibition
School Enrollment: 1100 Number in Group: 151 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Dublin Jerome High School Marching Band is under the direction of Brian Stevens with Assistant Director Micah Abrams, Percussion Instructors Tim Jackson and Mark Ritchey, and Color Guard Instructors Erica Conley, Scot Evans and Lou Crognale. With 150 members, the Dublin Jerome Marching Band attends OMEA Adjudicated Events each year and competes in Class AA. This year’s production is entitled unRAVEL’d and features the music of Maurice Ravel. The Dublin Jerome Marching Band has received Superior Ratings at OMEA State Marching Band Finals since the school opened in 2004 and straight Superior Ratings at all OMEA Marching Band Events since 2009.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 7:15 PM Liberty Union High School Marching Band A Liberty Union High School Baltimore Director: Benjamin Factor Staff: Britt Tisdale (Color Guard) and Jay Fant (Percussion) Field Commanders: Kenzie Brownfield Show Title/Theme: Out of the Ashes Soloist(s): Alex Carrico, Alto Saxophone Repertoire: Flight of the Piasa by Robert Sheldon In Heaven’s Air by Samuel Hazo Firebird Suite by Igor Stravinsky.
School Enrollment: 315 Number in Group: 62 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Liberty Union Band has qualified for OMEA State Marching Band Finals every year since 2007. In recent years, the Liberty Union Band has earned a statewide reputation of excellence both musically and visually. The band has earned numerous 1st in Class Awards and has been named Grand Champion of Classes B and C over a dozen times in recent years. In addition, the band has received several overall awards, including 2 Overall Grand Champions and 5 Reserve Grand Champion Awards.
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Teays Valley High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 723 Teays Valley High School Number in Group: 93 Ashville County: Pickaway OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Stephanie Smith Kim Burdett-Percussion Director, Traci Burley-Color Guard Instructor, Lisa Galvin-Music Arranger Jacob Duty & Georgia Drost SHINE Megan Tussing, Cassady Detrick, Erin Debo, Makenzie Moore and Holly Cherry The 2013 repertoire is inspired by The Sun, the Moon and the Stars. It features an eclectic group of selections by Grieg, Rossini, Harrison, Beethoven, Debussy, Taylor/Mozart, and others.
The Teays Valley High School Marching Band performs at many events in the fall including football games, community festivals, parades and OMEA Adjudicated Events. The Band has earned numerous superior ratings and awards at the regional and state level. The “Golden Sound of the Vikings” is extremely thankful for the generous support of the Teays Valley Administration, the Band Booster Organization and many community sponsors and supporters.
7:45 PM Golden Falcon Marching Band A Franklin Heights H.S. Columbus Director: Mark Fox Assistant Director(s): Mark Sturm Staff: Rick Brown-percussion, Michelle Gullett-flag corps Field Commanders: Kaity Mullins Show Title/Theme: It’s About Time Soloist(s): Brannon Oiler-saxophone Ahmad Hasan-mellophone Repertoire: Time After Time Summertime Time Stands Still Time to Say Goodbye
School Enrollment: 775 Number in Group: 101 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Golden Falcon Marching Band has gained the reputation as one of the most exciting bands in central Ohio. They have won numerous awards and have received a “Superior” rating at OMEA State Finals every year they’ve competed since 2003. In 2012 the band was named “Grand Champion” of the Tri-Valley Marching Competition and in 2013 the band marched at Walt Disney World.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 8:00 PM The Pride of Cardinal Country! AA School Enrollment: 1065 Thomas Worthington High School Number in Group: 160 Worthington County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Michael Maynard Assistant Director(s): Eric Doolittle (Co-Director) Staff: Matthew Schott - Visual Caption Head, Ryan Alexis - Woodwinds & Drum Majors, Michelle Horne - Brass, Ryan Kilgore - Percussion Caption Head, Cameron Leach - Drum Line, Lou Crognale - Color Guard Caption Head, Shane Kelbley - Music Arrangements, David Wyrick - Drill Design. Additional design and arrangements by Lou Crognale and Ryan Kilgore. Special thanks to Cabot Rea, NBC4 for providing recorded narration. Field Commanders: Faith Mahnke, Bethany Savarese and Ian Semanovich Show Title/Theme: Life Is A Journey! Soloist(s): Thomas Matlak, trombone Repertoire: Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote: “To finish the moment, to find the journey’s end in every step of the road, to live the greatest number of good hours, is wisdom.” He wanted his friends to realize that life is a journey and not a destination; that the heart must be set upon those matters of character - which are eternal - and not upon unimportant matters which fade away. This year, the Thomas Worthington High School Marching Band is recognizing and celebrating the journey of life! We begin featuring the Music of Rascal Flatt’s with their song titled Life is a Highway! and continue with the excitement and rhythmic complexity of Ride by Samuel Hazo. We then come to a crossroads with Benediction by John Stevens and finally an exciting conclusion with Kingfisher Catch Fire! by John Mackey. Established in 1808, the Worthington School District is proud to be Ohio’s oldest public school system. In addition, the Thomas Worthington High School Marching Band has a long and proud tradition of excellence. For the past two decades, “The Pride of Cardinal Country” has consistently performed at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals, achieving Superior Ratings 2000 to present. 8:15 PM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
“The” Amherst Marching Comets AA School Enrollment: 1200 Amherst Steele High School Number in Group: 127 Amherst County: Lorain OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04 Christopher Barbaro Christy Perry Auxiliary Advisors - Michael Harris and Wendy Lasso, Percussion Advisor - Aaron Vranekovic, Visual Design - Jason Miller Evann Figueroa and Jon Marcaly I Believe Stephen Sekoulopoulos - Trumpet. TJ Pemberton - Trombone. Lexi Davila - Vocal This production explores the courage one needs to affect change, the service necessary to implement it, and the sacrifice that one makes to see change through.
The Amherst Marching Comets is an all Brass and Saxophone Marching Band dating back to when the school first opened. The band has a long standing tradition of marching in parades and amusement parks around the Eastern United States. Past events include marching at Cedar Point, Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Macey’s Thanksgiving Parade, and several pro-football halftime shows. The Amherst Marching Comets began competing in 2002 and have qualified for the OMEA Marching Band State Finals in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012: and has straight Superior ratings at every District contest entered except one!
8:30 PM Lakota West Marching Firebirds AA Lakota West High School West Chester Director: Gregory Snyder Assistant Director(s): Tom Racic Staff: Phil Chumley, James Harmon, Clint Fisher, Eric Jones, Alison Hunyady Field Commanders: Meagan Dembicky, Tristan McPhail, Kaetlin McVaugh, Nick Anderson Show Title/Theme: West Side Story Soloist(s): Laura Fronk, Luke Hamilton, Kristian Engel Repertoire: Prologue Cool I Have a Love Tonight
School Enrollment: 1900 Number in Group: 275 County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13
The Marching Firebirds have earned a superior rating at every OMEA show entered since the school opened in 1997. With more than 50 grand champion awards, the Firebirds have also marched at the Hollywood Christmas Parade, Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Hawaii, Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, Disney World and Universal Studios in Florida, and this November will represent Ohio in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. The concert program is the heart of the Lakota West band program and Symphonic Winds has appeared three times at the prestigious Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 9:00 PM Madeira Marching Mustangs B Madeira High School Cincinnati Director: Kevin Engel Assistant Director(s): Wesley Woolard Staff: Percussion Instructor - Joe Jahnigan, Color Guard Instructor - Christine Nieport Field Commanders: Yan-Nan Huang, Jack Good, Caroline Thomas Show Title/Theme: Time and Relative Dimension in Space Soloist(s): Anastasia Thiele - Trumpet, Madi Prugh - Dance Repertoire: Mars Space Medley Dr. Who Jupiter
School Enrollment: 340 Number in Group: 90 County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14
9:15 PM Marion Harding High School Marching Band A Marion Harding High School Marion Director: Jacob Hartman Assistant Director(s): Amber Wilson Staff: Bill Etling - Percussion Director, Doug Logston - Drill Design, Amy Pirnstill - Color Guard Field Commanders: Austin Smith, Jacob Lester Show Title/Theme: Under The Double Eagle: Music of Imperial Russia Soloist(s): Sarah Lyons, Adam Silva, Parker Baird Repertoire: Marche Slav Excerpts from The Nutcracker Ballet 1812 Overture
School Enrollment: 750 Number in Group: 134 County: Marion OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/02
The Marion Harding High School Marching band, from north-central Ohio, has been competing at OMEA marching band adjudicated events for almost a quarter-century. There is a strong tradition of excellence throughout the program and a high level of community supports for the arts.
9:30 PM Marietta Wall of Sound A Marietta High School Marietta Director: Ernest Cornell Assistant Director(s): Jeremy Grosklos & Tim Pence Staff: Matthew Britton, Michael Reese & Nate Bohach Field Commanders: Ryan Myers Show Title/Theme: Imagination Repertoire: Pure Imagination Ernie’s Imagination Distorted Incantation & Urban
School Enrollment: 750 Number in Group: 90 County: Washington OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09
9:45 PM Lancaster High School “Band of Gold” AA School Enrollment: 1200 Lancaster High School Number in Group: 119 Lancaster County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Bart Pickenpaugh Assistant Director(s): David Bode, Assistant Director/Brass Instructor; Jared Smith, Assistant Director/Woodwind Instructor; Bruce Gerken, Assistant Director/Percussion Instructor; Monica Johnson, Color Guard Instructor Staff: Michelle Carpenter, Field Commanders Field Commanders: Emily Allen, Colin Hietikko, Alexis Scranton Show Title/Theme: Spirit of the Season Soloist(s): Jonah Pearce, Trumpet; Olivia Hubbard, Trumpet Repertoire: Polar Express Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire Wizards in Winter Sleigh Ride The Lancaster High School “Band of Gold” has a long tradition of marching excellence. The “Band of Gold” has been to the Ohio Music Education Association State Marching Band Finals for 29 consecutive years. They have received numerous Grand Champion Awards including the following: 2009 Licking Valley Band Festival, 2007 Sounds of the Stadium, 2002 Shawnee March-O-Rama, 2000 Anderson Invitational, 1999 Lockland Invitational, 1999 Tecumseh Showcase, 1998 Talawanda Marching Braves Invitational, 1998 Anderson Invitational, 1997 Norton “Art in Motion”, 1997 Tecumseh Showcase, and 1996 Stebbins Invitational. The “Band of Gold” has marched in the 1994, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009, and 2012 DisneyWorld Light Parade. In July 2014 the band will be performing in the National Independence Day Parade in Washington D.C.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 10:00 PM Pickerington North Marching Band AA Pickerington North High School Pickerington Director: Marc Parulekar Assistant Director(s): Matt Guirreri, Chris Carmean and Danny Dillhoff Staff: Kevin Estes, Doug Lear, Amber Lott, Katie Steinle and Danny Wajnryb Field Commanders: Matt Bernstein, Xuping Yan and Jordan Briggs Show Title/Theme: The Spirit of the West Soloist(s): Jonah Larson, Jeff Brewer and Jacob Wilmer Repertoire: Wanted Dead or Alive (Bon Jovi) Buckaroo Holiday from Rodeo (Copland) Shenandoah (Traditional/Ticheli)
School Enrollment: 1750 Number in Group: 170 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Pickerington High School North Marching Band is in its eleventh season and is comprised of 170 wind, percussion and color guard students. Students from the PHSNMB have participated in the 2003 New York City Veterans Day Parade, the 2006 Tournament of Roses Parade, and the 2007 Fiesta Bowl Parade & National Band Championship. The PHSNMB also won the 2005 Festival Disney National Championship in the parade marching category. The PHSNMB hopes to continue the tradition of excellence that has been the hallmark of our band programs in Pickerington. Go Panthers! 10:15 PM Grove City High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1408 Grove City High School Number in Group: 237 Grove City County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: George Edge Assistant Director(s): Thomas Traini and Walt Riesenberg Staff: Color Guard Instructor- Emily Ebert, Color Guard Assistant-Jessica Steuk Field Commanders: Becca Mix, Erica Kruse, and Jacob Stuckert. Show Title/Theme: Rebirth and Regeneration Soloist(s): Emily Cotton-trumpet, Brandon Davenport-baritone, Sarah Zonders-Mellophone, Duets by Hannah Welch on trumpet, Mary Miller on Clarinet and Hannah Bailey and Evie Jenkins on oboe. Repertoire: 2013-14 Grove City Marching Band Show - “Rebirth and Regeneration” 1. The show begins with the chorale from the 1812 Overture, depicting a people of heavy heart, just before “Rebirth and Regeneration” in the social sense. This is followed by Tchaikovsky’s Finale from his 4th Symphony, which depicts the joy and exuberance of mankind. 2. The second selection features a baritone and horn duet along with a trumpet duet. It is entitled Prayer. It depicts the spiritual rebirth and regeneration of man. 3. The third segment of the show is from Dance of the Jesters by Tchaikovsky, a fiery and brilliant piece, which features the percussion section and ends with a high musical climax. It depicts man’s drive and exuberance following ones “Rebirth and Regeneration”. 4. The final number begins again with the 1812 chorale, but this time is mixed with the popular hymn Praise to the Lord. It intertwines the joy and happiness found in an individual or people as they experience a social “Rebirth and Regeneration” after experiencing tyranny, or an individual’s joy and happiness after experiencing a spiritual Rebirth. The show comes to a climax as the band revisits the large moments from the 1812 and hymn Praise to The Lord. The Grove City High School Marching Band is under the direction of Mr. George Edge, who is the 2007 “Ohio Teacher of the Year”. Mr. Edge is in his twenty-seventh year as Director of Bands at Grove City High School and 35th year of teaching. Assistant Directors are Mr. Tom Traini and Mr. Walt Riesenberg. The Flag Corps Instructors are Miss Emily Ebert, Jessica Steuk and Joan Nobel Pruit. Drill design is by Mr. Steve Hegemier. The band consists of 245 members has won over 90 grand champion awards during the last twenty-five years in OMEA competitions as well as regional and national events. The Band was the 2012 National Champions of the Fiesta Bowl National Band Championship in Phoenix, Arizona and was runner up Grand Champions in 2008. The Band was also named the Grand Champion Band of the Fiesta Bowl Parade in 2012 and 2008. In 2006, the band was a sweepstakes winner in the Musicfest Orlando competition and named the Grand Champion parade band for the entire season, an award it also earned in 1993 and 1997. The Grove City Marching Band has been a finalist in several Bands of America Regional Championships. In 2005, the band traveled to Great Britain and performed in the London New Year’s Day Parade. The band has consistently received straight superior ratings at OMEA State Marching Band Finals since the inception of State Contest in 1980. The Greyhound Marching Band performed in the 1990 and 2000 Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parades, The Symphonic Band has consistently received superior ratings at OMEA State Concert Band Contest in class AA for the past thirty-nine years and has performed twice ( in 1996 and 2002) at the prestigious Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic held in Chicago, Illinois.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 1:00 PM
Versailles High School Marching Band C Versailles High School Versailles
School Enrollment: 277 Number in Group: 51 County: Darke OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11
Director: Kevin Taylor Assistant Director(s): Richard Alberts, Betsy Moorman Staff: Color Guard Advisors Kriss Davis, Mary Beth Barton, Drill Design by Mark Maxwell Field Commanders: Katelyn Wendel Show Title/Theme: Numb3rs Soloist(s): Adam Borchers, Tpt Repertoire: Numbers are a universal language; they occur naturally in patterns all around us. In math, the number 3.14; in casino’s, lucky 7’s; and in our homes, the 5-second rule. Today, we are excited to perform songs about numbers. Our repertoire includes: Clocks by Coldplay 867-5309 by Tommy Tutone 21 Guns by Green Day Movement 10: The Great Gate of Kiev by Modest Mussorgsky The Versailles Marching Band is made up of 50 students in grades 9-12 and is led on the field by Field Commander Katey Wendel. The group marches competitively in the Ohio Music Education Association circuit in addition to community events and parades. The Versailles High School Marching Band is proud to have qualified for State Marching Band Finals in 2010, 2011, and 2012, receiving Excellent and Superior ratings. 1:15 PM Northwest Marching Mohawks B Northwest High School McDermott Director: Christy Stephan Assistant Director(s): Callie Huff Staff: Color Guard: MaryAnn Litreal Field Commanders: Erica Crabtree, Brooke Miller, and Julia Horton Show Title/Theme: The Elements Soloist(s): Austin Ferguson, Trumpet and Taryn Hyland, Guard Repertoire: Air Earth Water Fire
School Enrollment: 400 Number in Group: 80 County: Scioto OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17
The Northwest Marching Mohawks are from McDermott, Ohio in Scioto County. The Mohawks enjoy performing across the state in many parades, festivals, and adjudicated events and have made past appearances at OMEA State Marching Band Finals and OMEA State Large Group Adjudicated Events. The Mohawk Band is looking forward to another exciting year of music making!
1:30 PM Wellston Golden Rocket Marching Band B Wellston High School Wellston Director: Joshua Willett Assistant Director(s): Catherine McCall-Smith Staff: Becky Titus, Paul Hogue, Brian Bethel, Brandon Cassill Field Commanders: Caitlin Foster Show Title/Theme: The Road Not Taken Repertoire: Invincible (Movements 1,2,3)
School Enrollment: 362 Number in Group: 51 County: Jackson OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17
The Wellston “Golden Rockets” Marching Band has been an OMEA State Marching Band Qualifier for the past 8 years including a State Superior I Rating in 2012. In recent years The Band has received First Place recognition at Numerous Band Competitions throughout Central and Southeastern Ohio including: Green HS, Lancaster HS, Athens HS, Nelsonville-York HS, Dawson Bryant HS, Valley HS and Bloom-Carroll. Along with this the band has also been crowned “Grand Champion Band (Class B/C) at Green, Lancaster, Bloom-Carroll and Valley High Schools. The band has also received first place honors at the Wellston Coal Festival and Jackson County Apple Festival Parades and received numerous caption awards for Music, Marching, General Effect, Auxiliary, Field Commander, and Percussion for both Field and Parade.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 1:45 PM Anderson “Pride of AHS” Marching Band A School Enrollment: 870 Anderson High School Number in Group: 99 Cincinnati County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: Tobias Biederman Assistant Director(s): Jimmy Galloway Staff: Brandon Minor, Morgan Minor & Kevin Hogle - Percussion, Amanda Sanger & Jen Kessel - Colorguard Field Commanders: Cristina Morales & Amy Sabol Show Title/Theme: Twisted Classics Soloist(s): Colin Dunn, Trumpet Repertoire: A high-energy, short-attention span, whirlwind tour of the most recognizable Classical “pops” with a Modern twist. 14 selections in less than eight minutes include works by Beethoven, Brahms, Grieg, Handel, Holst, Mahler, Mozart, Mussorgsky, Pachelbel, Strauss & Tchaikovsky The Anderson High School “Pride of AHS” Marching Band is pleased to perform for you today. The “Pride of AHS” Marching Band performs at all Anderson football games, several parades throughout the year, including Reds’ Opening Day Parade, and several OMEA adjudicated events each Fall. In December of 2004, the “Pride of AHS” traveled to Tampa to participate in the National Outback Bowl. The Band recently performed in the Caribbean on a performance cruise to Nassau, Bahamas. This Spring, the Band travels to Orlando to perform at Disney World in addition to a service project at an Orlando-area Veteran’s Hospital.
2:00 PM Westland High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1450 Westland High School Number in Group: 98 Galloway County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Zachary Koehler Assistant Director(s): Ms. Suzie Kim Staff: Mr. Bob Knowles - Percussion, Mr. Drew Brown - Percussion, Ms. Allissa Dennison - Colorguard, Ms. Stephanie Thompson - Colorguard, Music by John Mapes and Ian Grom, Drill Design by Jeremy Jorgenson, Additional Battery Arrangements by Bob Knowles and Drew Brown Field Commanders: Elizabeth Maynard and Becki Nauta Show Title/Theme: Mechanize Repertoire: Movement I Movement II Movement III
2:15 PM Perry High School Marching Band AA Perry High School Massillon Director: Ryan Smith Assistant Director(s): Karen Martin, Joe Sterling Staff: Darin Good- Percussion, Hollie Rak and Karla Marsh- Auxiliary Field Commanders: Sabrina Abrego, Sara Bennett, Danielle Mayes, Liz Scott Show Title/Theme: The Phantom of the Opera Soloist(s): Nate Fete, Matt Grimes, Aaron Brown, Katarina Marinak, Laura Pipo Repertoire: The Phantom of the Opera Angel of Music Masquerade Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again All I Ask of You Music of the Night
School Enrollment: 1300 Number in Group: 185 County: Stark OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08
The Perry High School Marching Band, from Massillon, OH, serves 190 students in grades 9-12. The band program at Perry consists of the Panther Marching Band, Symphonic Winds, Concert Band, and Jazz Ensemble. The music department strives for excellence in all areas of performing ensembles, and stresses the importance of learning and enjoying music as part of a well rounded education. The Panther Marching Band begins in August, and rehearses after school throughout the fall three times a week. In addition to their performances on Friday nights, the group has performed at various band shows, OMEA Marching Band events, and Disney World. This marks the Panther Marching Band’s third year of OMEA competition.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 2:45 PM Kalida High School Wildcat Marching Band C School Enrollment: 187 Kalida High School Number in Group: 61 Kalida County: Putnam OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03 Director: Lori Klausing Assistant Director(s): Mary Glick Staff: Emily Selhorst- Color Guard Advisor, Ted Reicher- Musical Arrangements, Chas Myers- Drill Writer, Chad and Liz Clum- Color Guard Choreography Field Commanders: Meredith Kromer, Elizabeth Turnwald Show Title/Theme: Shave and a Haircut Soloist(s): Makenna Vorst, Mariah Doepker- color guard,Pat Millott- trumpet, Nathan Meyers- trombone, Kenneth Reed- tenor saxophone Repertoire: Shave and Haircut Fanfare The Barber of Seville I Dream of Jeanie (with the Light Brown Hair) Hair The Kalida High School Wildcat Marching Band is proud to perform at OMEA Marching Band events. They are extremely fortunate to have the support of their local community. In addition to OMEA events, they perform at local parades and the Putnam County Fair Show. They are also anticipating a November performance at Disney’s Magic Kingdom in Florida. Thanks for coming today to show your active support of music education in our schools.
3:00 PM Zanesville High School Blue Devil Marching Band A School Enrollment: 881 Zanesville High School Number in Group: 88 Zanesville County: Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Kelley Ryan Assistant Director(s): Bryan Cramer Staff: LeAnn Bader-Mock--color guard, Emily Ryan & Colleen Robinson--woodwinds, Rick Schmidt, Crystal Engle & Andrew Hoxey--brass, Mark Coulson & Caitlin Coulson--percussion, Kari Sims--field Commanders and percussion Field Commanders: Dakota Lickliter & Arianna Ruiz Show Title/Theme: Phantom of the Opera Repertoire: Phantom of the Opera Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again Masquerade Music of the Night The Zanesville High School Band has qualified for Ohio State Marching Band Finals 24 times. The Marching Devils have performed in the nationally televised Orange Bowl Parade and participated in the Virginia Beach Marching BAnd Festival. The Zanesville Band has presented 18 halftime show to entertain the fans of the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Browns. Next Spring, the group will make their 10th march through Wlat Disney World in Orlando, Florida. In 2000, the Zanesville High Band performed four concerts on their ten day tour of Austria, Germany and Switzerland.
3:15 PM Nordonia Lancer Marching Band A School Enrollment: 870 Nordonia Hills High School Number in Group: 149 Macedonia County: Summit OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Thomas Weaver Assistant Director(s): Matt Johnson Staff: Evan Foltz and Jeremy Guffin - Brass, Hannah Pryseski - Woodwinds, Wyatt Mullins - Visual, T.J. Ghinder and Tyler Hawes - Percussion, David Stinson, Brooklyn Moodie and Karen Freshwater - Colorguard Field Commanders: Susan Mantkowski, Allie Stephens and Kyle Krempasky Show Title/Theme: Variations on Pachelbel’s Canon in D Soloist(s): Nolan Peterson-Trumpet, Steve McFarland-Trumpet, Brice Jackson- piano, Repertoire: Canon in D This is the ensembles first year under the Head Director Tom Weaver and Assistant Director Matt Johnson. Competitions this year include Louisville, Copley and New Philadelphia as well as their own competition at Nordonia.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 3:30 PM Turpin High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 850 Turpin High School Number in Group: 119 Cincinnati County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: Joe Wesche Assistant Director(s): Shaun Day Staff: Meredith Anderson, Amanda Wesche, Christina Anderson, Ian Caldwell, Alan Keller, Lucas Young, Danny Alicea, Eric Ricciardi, Natalie Schrand, Chris Sluder Field Commanders: Alyssa Farmer and Isabelle Reynolds Show Title/Theme: OZ Repertoire: Music from Mozart, Mussourgsky, Harold Allen, and Joe Wesche The Turpin High School Marching Band is a perennial OMEA State Marching Band finalist. The Turpin Band has performed in London, New York City, Philadelphia, Disney World, and will be performing in New Orleans this spring.
3:45 PM Loveland High School Marching Band AA Loveland High School Loveland Director: Christopher Huening Assistant Director(s): Bernardo Lopez Staff: Amy Bush, Visual, David Gayda and Drew Hadley, Percussion, Vanessa Coulter, Guard Field Commanders: Jennifer Hadley, Sarah Geiger, and Caroline Fisher Show Title/Theme: Primary Colors Repertoire: The Red Machine Hymn to a Blue Hour Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Appalachian Spring
School Enrollment: 1450 Number in Group: 127 County: Clermont OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14
4:00 PM Middletown High School Marching Band AA Middletown High School Middletown Director: David Leisten Assistant Director(s): Amy Hoevel Staff: Andy Randall, Rik Krebs, Stephanie Miller, Michelle Lloyd Field Commanders: Eli Barker, Alex Mills and Logan O’Leary Show Title/Theme: Far, Far Away Soloist(s): Emily Cox, Khloe Lawson, Brain Rountree and Josh Georgia Repertoire: Mvt 1: The Enchanted Forest Mvt 2: True Love Mvt 3: Evil Lurks Mvt 4: Happily Ever After
School Enrollment: 1314 Number in Group: 145 County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13
The 2014 Middletown High School Marching Band is proud to present their show entitled “Far, Far Away”. The show explores many of the common themes found in fairy tales, and is divided into the following four movements: The Enchanted Forest, True Love, Evil Lurks, and Happily Ever After. The band is lead by field commanders Eli Barker, Alex Mills and Logan O’Leary and features soloists Emily Cox, Khloe Lawson, Brian Rountree and Josh Georgia. The Middletown Band program has a tradition of superior performance in both marching band and concert band. Last year’s marching band received a Superior rating OMEA State Finals and won grand champion at the Kettering Classic.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 4:15 PM Beavercreek High School Marching Band AA Beavercreek High School Beavercreek Director: Douglas McCullough Assistant Director(s): Mr. Matt Frost & Mr. Mike Bisig Staff: Rachelle Navarro, David Leytze Field Commanders: Stephanie Nicholls Show Title/Theme: The Music of The Talking Heads Repertoire: Segment One - I Zimbra / Psycho Killer / Found A Job Segment Two - Once In A Lifetime / Cross-eyed and Painless / Life During Wartime Segment Three - This Must Be The Place / Burning Down The House
School Enrollment: 2600 Number in Group: 220 County: Greene OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12
4:45 Wauseon High School Band B School Enrollment: 467 Wauseon High School Number in Group: 85 Wauseon County: Fulton OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/01 Director: Eric Boswell Assistant Director(s): Jason Lozer Staff: Mike Short, Percussion; Mandy Hunter, Color Guard Field Commanders: Brooke Hardy & Cole Stiriz Show Title/Theme: A Night at the Movies Soloist(s): Brooke Hardy- Piccolo, Chris Yackee- Trumpet, Cole Stiriz- Tenor Sax, Audra Schmunk- Piccolo, Josh Benarth- Clarinet, Bailey Hardy- Trombone, Jameson Kamp- Trombone, Zach Spadafore- Tuba, Ashlyn Boyers- Trumpet, Brandon Benarth- Marimba, Michelle Whitmer- Guard Repertoire: 20th Century Fox Theme Theme from E. T. Moonriver from Breakfast at Tiffany’s Themes from The Sound of Music The Wauseon Band has a strong tradition of success at both concert and marching band adjudicated events. During the concert season, the band divides into two ensembles. The Wauseon Band has qualified for OMEA State Finals consecutively since 1998. Eric Boswell is director and drill designer. Jason Lozer is assistant director. Other staff include Mandy Hunter (guard) and Mike Short (Percussion).
5:00 PM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
Finneytown Marching Band B School Enrollment: 400 Finneytown High School Number in Group: 96 Cincinnati County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Carl Phlipot Mike Kennedy Percussion Instructors = John Marque & Andrew Hartman, Color Guard Instructors = Kelly Wimmers & Becca Wapinsky Kara Sauer, Ben Burton, & Katie Connell THE BRAVE Janelle Bouman on Flute & Kristina Cowan on Mellophone The Brave
The band’s 2013 marching band show is entitled “The Brave.” Band members will salute our soldiers as they take the field in red white and blue. The Finneytown band program has a long standing tradition of excellence at OMEA adjudicated events.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 5:15 PM Maumee Marching Pride A School Enrollment: 600 Maumee Number in Group: 84 Maumee County: Lucas OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/01 Director: Robert Cintron Assistant Director(s): Douglas Logston and Cheryl Grant Staff: Percussion: Jonnie Fiscus, Greg Wortman, Tim Fiscus, Max Kachenmeister, Kayleigh Overmyer Guard: Nikki Szymanski, Christina Gault, and Adrian Mckinney Visual/Winds: Rachel Sowers, Al Zimmerman, Bob Hoff, and Betsy Bogusz Field Commanders: Elena Sokoloski, Ross Yarger, and Koty Voigt Show Title/Theme: Box Music Soloist(s): Flute Soloist, Bre-Anna Head, Tenor Saxophone Soloist, Ben Cameron, and String Bass Soloist, Dan Ostberg Repertoire: Box Music contains original arrangements of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, written by Shane Kelbley and Scott Kretzer. Prominent will be Toccata and Fugue in d min, Little Fugue in g min, Two part Invention no. 13, and Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring The Maumee Band has competed successfully in OMEA Marching events, receiving thirteen State Finals Superior Ratings in the last 14 years. The band has won many local championships and countless Percussion and Guard Caption Awards. They have been honored with performances in Toronto, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Citrus Bowl, and the OutBack Bowl. Maumee is also very proud of our winter programs. Both the Winter Guard and Indoor Drumline has won Association championships in both MEPA and MCGC.
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Walnut Hills High School Marching Blue and Gold AA School Enrollment: 2200 Walnut Hills High School Number in Group: 90 Cincinnati County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Charles Ferrara Danny Manning Percussion Instructors: Doug Hurst, Scotty McEvoy, Guard Instructors: Michelle Bowers, Erynn Townsend, Drill Design: Ed LeBorgne Ashely Robinson KRYPTEX Gary Gilroy Original Composition
Located in Cincinnati, Ohio; Walnut Hills High School is part of the Cincinnati Public School District. The Marching Blue and Gold competes in both the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) and Mid-States circuits. The Marching Blue and Gold have qualified for OMEA state finals for the last 12 years earning superior ratings the last ten years. They have made mid-states finals eight of the past ten years and can be found performing in many local parades, festivals, and charity events. In 2010 Walnut Hills represented CPS, Ohio, and the United States in the London New Years Day Parade. This years competition show is entitled ‘KRYPTEX’ which combines original music from Gary Gilroy and original concept from the Walnut Hills marching staff.
5:45 PM The Springboro High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1206 Springboro High School Number in Group: 110 Springboro County: Warren OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Jeffrey Runge Assistant Director(s): Nick Palmer Staff: Cathy Fox, Cliff Gray, Nikki Bush, Haley Wright, Ashley Jansen, Jordan Dreischarf, Jon Rahilly, Brandon Luce Field Commanders: Graeme Materne, Lillian Haerr Show Title/Theme: La Fiesta Macabre Soloist(s): Daniel Clemens, Alek Scott, Ryan Adams (Trumpet Trio), Connor Fuhrmann (Trombone) Repertoire: La Fiesta Mexicana, H. Owen Reed Come, Sweet Death, J.S. Bach Danse Macabre, Camille Saint-Saens Malaguena, Ernesto Lecuona The Springboro Marching Band has a proud history with the Ohio Music Education Association. The band has earned Superior ratings at the OMEA State Finals for 17 consecutive years. The Springboro Marching Band also participates in the Mid-States and Bands of America circuits as well as many local festivals and parades.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 6:00 PM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
Findlay Trojan Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1700 Findlay High School Number in Group: 99 Findlay County: Hancock OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03 Tim Mattis Brian Sheehe, Michael Springer, & Daniel Wilson Chad Clum (CL Design, LTD.) - Visual Design, Chad Clum & Liz Clum - Color Guard, Brint Florkowski, Brad Samsen, Cam Starrett, & Joe Woodie - Percussion Mara Wallace, Aubrey Brown, & Samuel Majors “MYTHOS” by Shane Kelbley Victoria Fisher, piccolo; Bailey Logsdon, piccolo; Andrew Krueger, mellophone Fanfare, The Minotaur, Pan, Pegasus, Medusa
The Findlay Trojan Marching Band has established a record of excellence spanning several decades. They have performed for five different United States Presidents and for college football bowl games, including the Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee, the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Outback Bowl in Tampa, Florida. They have also performed in such internationally-televised parades as the Hollywood Christmas Parade in California and the Orlando Citrus Parade in Florida, as well as performances at the Hollywood Bowl, Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and Universal Studios. This year the band is traveling to San Diego, California to participate in the Holday Bowl Halftime Spectacular and the Big Bay Balloon Parade. The FTMB participated for the first time in school history in the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) State Marching Band Finals in 1999 and ten more times since then. Other performances include several local parades, adjudicated events, and all FHS varsity football games.
6:30 PM Tippecanoe High School Marching Band A Tippecanoe High School Tipp City Director: Steve Parks Staff: Lauren Livermore, Molly Noffsinger, Chuck Cantrell, Kyle Miller Field Commanders: Ben Donohoo, Katie Paulsen, Brendon Dix Show Title/Theme: Invincible Repertoire: Invincible, Movement 1 Invincible, Movement 2 Invincible, Movement 3
School Enrollment: 607 Number in Group: 128 County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11
The 128 member Tippecanoe High School Marching Band is under the direction of Steve Parks and Heather Marsh. The Band keeps an active schedule in the fall by performing at all Tippecanoe HS Varisty Football Games, the Miami County Fair, the Tipp City Mum Festival, and four Ohio Music Education Association Local Marching Band Events. In 2013, the band will host the 38th Annual Tipp City Marching Band Festival. The Chuck Cantrell and Kyle Miller are the percussion instructors, and Lauren Livermore and Molly Noffsinger are the Guard Instructors. The band has had much success earning Superior Ratings at State Marching Band Finals in 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012.
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Milton-Union High School “Band of Pride” A School Enrollment: 400 Milton-Union High School Number in Group: 45 West Milton County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Ron Duncan Julius Huckleby Visual Designer - Dave Parsons, Music Arranger - Josh Hinkle, Guard Instructor - Chaundra Williams and Jodi Duncan. Percussion Instructor - William Kan, Brass Instructor - Al Parr, Woodwind Instructor - Tim Elliot Christy Alway Missing: A Story from the Homefront Rion Tipton - Trumpet, Paul Brown - Trumpet, Haley Antic - Trombone, Hayley Jones - Clarinet Quiet City The Promise of Living
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 7:00 PM Newton High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 150 Newton High School Number in Group: 48 Pleasant Hill County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Director: Jason Graham Staff: Shane Mathews - Percussion Director, Brittany Blosser- Color Guard Advisor, Katherine Krofft – Color Guard Assistant, Tony Deyo - Drill Design, John Taylor - Music Arrangements Field Commanders: Matti Vance Show Title/Theme: Inspiration: What Inspires You? Soloist(s): Katelyn Adams, Atley King, Jackson Riffle, and Milan Bess - Piano soloists Repertoire: Minimally Speaking - Richard Saucedo In Heaven’s Air - Samuel Hazo Appalachian Spring - Aaron Copland Hungarian Dance No. 1 and No. 5 - Johannes Brahms The Newton High School Marching Band is under the direction of Jason Graham. They are led on the field by field commander Matti Vance and Color Guard captain Allie Taylor. Newton High School is located in the town of Pleasant Hill and has a proud history of fine bands and choirs. The tradition of excellence has continued for more than 30 years as they have earned many superior ratings at both local and state competitions in marching and concert bands. We would like to thank Pat McBride, the Newton Local Schools Administration, School Board, and parents for their unending support!
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Kettering Fairmont Marching Firebirds AA Kettering Fairmont High School Kettering
School Enrollment: 1850 Number in Group: 255 County: Montgomery OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12
Director: Michael Berning Assistant Director(s): Andrew Carr, Jeff Blume, James Sparling, Doug Annala Show Title/Theme: King of Anything Soloists: Sophie Lockhart, Katie Johns, Bob MacLean, Cole Cavanah, Katie Wood, and Josh Strange Repertoire: Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare Shostakovich Piano Concerto #2 Can You Feel the Love Tonight? from the Lion King Can’t Help Falling In Love With You - Elvis Presley In the Hall of the Mountain King Crown Imperial
7:30 PM Troy High School Trojan Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 844 Troy High School Number in Group: 150 Troy County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Director: Katherine McIntosh Assistant Director(s): Molly Venneman, Brian Wissman Staff: Will Shoemaker, Battery Percussion Instruction; Faith Pomp, Guard Choreography and Instruction; Robert Strunks, Visual Design; Scott Hickey, Musical Arrangements Field Commanders: Caroline Elsass-Smith, Jacob Henson, Whitney Snider, Bob West Show Title/Theme: Among The Clouds Soloist(s): Emily Savard - Flute; Natalie Henson, Jessica Lehmann, Parker Savard, and Katie Swank - Mellophone Repertoire: The Troy Trojan Marching Band tells the story of Flight from nature to space travel. Music includes: Firebird Suite - Igor Stravinsky One Day I’ll Fly Away (from the movie Moulin Rouge) - Joe Sample and Will Jennings Memories Can Weigh You Down (from the movie UP) - Michael Giacchino Hypnotic Fireflies - Brian Balmages. The Troy Marching Trojans enjoy a rich history of performance excellence. The band has appeared in the London, England New Year’s Day Parade in 2002, 2006 and 2010 and the McDonald’s Thanksgiving Parade in Chicago, Illinois in 2012. The band has performed for Presidents Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin on their visits to Troy. The band appears at many Troy varsity football games as well as community events throughout the school year. The band has appeared in 32 consecutive OMEA State Marching Band Finals. Since 2000, the band has received a Superior rating at OMEA State Marching Band Finals. In December/January, the Trojan Marching Band will again be traveling to London, England to performing in the 2014 London New Year’s Day Parade.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2013 - DAYTON 7:45 PM Lakota East Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 2600 Lakota East High School Number in Group: 200 Liberty Twp County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Robert Tanis Assistant Director(s): Sherri Voytek Staff: Joe Davis – Percussion Instructor; David Wyrick - Visual; Justin Cordero - Color Guard Instructor; Alex Schulze - Percussion; Jon Corson - Percussion; Alisha Hiehle - Color Guard; Justin Turner - Color Guard; Erin Fitzpatric - Brass; Laura Moak - Woodwind Field Commanders: Mary Casto, Kerry Iles, Celine McNally, Amanda Weisbrod Show Title/Theme: “Reflections of a Russian Winter” Soloist(s): Jay Rugg, alto sax Repertoire: Peter Tchaikovsky - Trepak from the Nutcracker Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Dance of the Tumblers from the Snow Maiden Pavel Tschesnokoff - Salvation is Created Alfred Reed - Russian Christmas Music Sergei Prokofiev - Lieutenant Kije Suite Ukrainian Bell Carol 2013 marks the 18th year of the Lakota East Thunderhawk Marching Band. The Thunderhawks have received superior ratings at every adjudicated event in which they have appeared. They have earned numerous first place, best in class, and best of show awards as well as over 30 grand champion awards. The Lakota East Marching Band has traveled to Orlando, Florida; San Diego, California; and Honolulu, Hawaii. The band will participate at various local parades, football games and four field show adjudicated events. The Thunderhawks are supported by a very active booster group, the Lakota East Upbeat Club. 8:00 PM Fairfield High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 2400 Fairfield High School Number in Group: 202 Fairfield County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Darren Ling Assistant Director(s): Band Directors: Jacqueline Bender, Darren Ling, Jordan VonWahlde, Jill Wilhelm Staff: Jon Corson, Jake Gibson, Nakia Keathley, David Wray - Percussion, Christopher Pohlman - Colorguard, Student Teachers: Kristin Lin, Sheridan Monroe Field Commanders: Hunter Blair, Graham Holthaus, Michelle Spille Show Title/Theme: Through the Night Soloist(s): Piano: Hannah Willingham, Flute: Jessie Myers, Trombone solo: Noah Stover, Brass quintet: Gianna McNeal, Ritchie Stoner, Noah Stover, Brad Myers, Ed Schirmer Repertoire: Moonlight Sonata - Beethovan, Wild Nights - John Adams, Nessun Dorma - Puccini, arr. by Bocook and Rapp, Nightmare on Bald Mountain - by David Wray, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Mozart The Fairfield High School Marching Band has a history of excellence receiving numerous awards and outstanding recognition. The group has performed in events around the United States and been successful in several State Finals Competitions. Under the direction of Darren Ling, Jill Wilhelm, Jacqueline Bender, Jordan VonWahlde, David Wray, Jon Corson, Christopher Pohlman, and student teachers Kristin Lin and Sheridan Monroe, the ensemble will be performing “Through the Night” this year. Music is arranged by Joe Wesche and Jay BoCook with percussion arrangement by David Wray and Will Rapp. Drill design is by Andy Tye and color guard choreography is done by Christopher Pohlman. Drum Majors Hunter Blair, Graham Holthaus, and Michelle Spille lead the band in tonight’s performance. Please welcome the Fairfield High School Marching Band. We would like to thank the Fairfield students, administrators and all of the parents that help make the Fairfield Marching Indians successful!
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 7:00 PM Swanton Marching Bulldogs C School Enrollment: 261 Swanton High School Number in Group: 77 Swanton County: Fulton OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/01 Director: Pamela Kazmierczak Assistant Director(s): Julianna Frost Staff: Percussion instructor/ Arranger Don Flugga, Guard Instructors Adrianna Rameriz, Chad Clum, Liz Clum, Drill Design Chad Clum, Music Arrangers Bob Hoff and Scott Kretzer Field Commanders: Melanie Dzyak and Mikaela Kroyer Show Title/Theme: The Time of My Life Soloist(s): Trumpet solo Allison Wood, Trumpet Trio Hunter Eash, Austin Hill and Cody Manevil, Mellophone solo Wesley Payton, Saxophone Trio Victoria Przybylski, Colton Lucio and Tylor Prentice Repertoire: Land of Make Believe Seasons of Love Learn to Fly I’ve Had the Time of My Life The Swanton Marching Bulldogs are proud of their participation in OMEA events over the last 20 years, almost consecutively, qualifying for State Finals in both marching and concert band every year. We are also very proud to be able to represent our school and community in local parades and football games as well as national performances in both Washington DC and Disney.
7:15 PM River View Black Bear Marching Band A School Enrollment: 501 River View High School Number in Group: 58 Warsaw County: Coshocton OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Keith Watson Assistant Director(s): Mark Wagner Staff: Color Guard: Leslie Croft, Percussion: Andrew Novak, Additional Percussion: David Beatty and Kyla Kent, Woodwind instructor: Karri Harstine Field Commanders: Cassidy Tarrh Show Title/Theme: “Beautiful Dreamer” The Music of Steven Foster Soloist(s): Baritone Saxophone: Chance Newell, Brass Quartet: Charlie Holmes, Jarod Kaufman, Rachel Lozowski, and Miranda O’Neal Repertoire: Beautiful Dreamer Oh Susanna My Old Kentucky Home Camptown Races We are proud to be performing the music of American Composer, Stephen Foster for this year’s competition show. You’re sure to recognize these famous American melodies from your childhood. The Black Bear Marching Band is looking forward to a trip to Disney World this June to march at the Magic Kingdom!
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Hoover High School Marching Band AA Hoover High School North Canton
School Enrollment: 1201 Number in Group: 139 County: Stark OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08
Director: Ronald Varn Assistant Director(s): Ellen R. Varn, Steve Peshek Field Commanders: Gabrielle Fatzinger, Ass’t Field Commander Sidney Schloenbach, Ass’t Field Commander Michaela Morris Show Title/Theme: Revolution and Triumph Soloist(s): Liana Westerman - Flute Solo; John Largent and Greg Grewell - Snare Drum; Michael Boettler - Bass Drum. Brass Quartet; Graham Arnold-Mellophone, Baritones - Ben Hursh, Kathleen Detchon and Sam Keyes. Repertoire: Patriots The Siege Declaration 2013 Program: Revolution and Triumph written by Steve Martin and Aaron Hines with visual by Gary Wyse.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 7:45 PM Scioto Irish Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 921 Dublin Scioto Number in Group: 102 Dublin County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: James Gray Assistant Director(s): Ron Lewis, Jeff Chesser Staff: Brian Vogt, Brittany Lovell, Jordan DuBois Field Commanders: Rachel Caserta Show Title/Theme: The Parting of Friends Soloist(s): Larina Gray, Fiddle; Tori Jones, Flute; Siyn Lee, Clarinet; Mathan Yogeswaran, Clarinet; Max Wylie & Becca Holt, Trumpet Duet Repertoire: The 2013 Scioto Irish Marching Band presents “The Parting of Friends: An American Wake.” Based on the Poem and Air as performed by Eileen Ivers, the show opens with the moving words of Irish immigrant Barney Mulligan recounting his decision, and that of so many others, to leave his beloved Ireland to sail to the United States. The jig Teir Abhaile Riu (Go Home With You!) sets the Irish toes tapping as the villagers gather in his home to celebrate his “American Wake.” The melancholy Sailing carries us across the sea to the New World, where Barney’s new life awaits. The song Fate & Destiny expresses the excitement and apprehension of such a journey. As the gathering of villagers begins to wind down they sing the traditional song The Parting Glass. And finally the show closes with more of the Parting of Friends Poem and Air, as Barney completes his reminiscence, sitting in his rocking chair in his adopted homeland. The Parting of Friends Poem -- By Barney Mulligan, voiced by Justin Dunphy, The Parting of Friends Air -- By Turlough O’Carolan, this arrangement based on Eileen Ivers, Teir Abhaile Riu -- Traditional, this arrangement based on Celtic Woman, Sailing -- By Gavin Sutherland, this arrangement based on Celtic Woman, Fate & Destiny -- By Patrick O’Doyle for the Disney animated movie Brave, The Parting Glass -- Traditional, this arrangement based on Celtic Woman, The Parting of Friends Poem & Air Reprise
8:15 PM Copley High School Marching Indians A Copley High School Copley Director: Michael Foster Show Title/Theme: Postcards from Paradise Soloist(s): Ethan Davis, trumpet Repertoire: Late In the Evening St. Thomas Afro Blue Novus Jump in the Line
School Enrollment: 825 Number in Group: 205 County: Summit OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06
8:30 PM Firestone High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 887 Firestone High School Number in Group: 106 Akron County: Summit OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Brett Robinson Assistant Director(s): Bernie Williams, Lee Gibson Staff: Hannah Laubscher, Erin Latham, Marissa Hirsch, Patrick Maddigan, Dan Eakin, Jenn Ortner, Nicole Shoenfelt, T.J. Ghinder, Blaine Klein Field Commanders: Stephen Dubetz, Montana Hollis, Shelby Namsick Show Title/Theme: Intrada Soloist(s): Clara Yetter, David James, Candice Stalczynski Repertoire: Overture to Die Miestersinger Prelude to the Afternoon of A Faun Les Preludes
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 8:45 PM The Pride of Newark Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1600 Newark High School Number in Group: 94 Newark County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Zakary Wilkins Assistant Director(s): Anthony Miller Staff: Derek Lacy, Percussion Director. Maggie Ellison & Heather Balas, Auxiliary Directors. Kaitlyn Long, Front Ensemble Instructor. Field Commanders: Daniele Davis, Head Field Commander; Mary Franks, Assistant Field Commander Show Title/Theme: Rue du Bourbon - The Music of Bourbon Street Soloist(s): Dixieland Band - Clarinet: Chris Vadala, Mary Franks; Trumpet: Justin Unternaher; Trombone: Mary Pound, Drew Niccum; Tuba: Ross Hodge Repertoire: I. At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Funeral - Just a Closer Walk With Thee & Down By the Riverside II. Voodoo III. Amazing Grace IV. Mardi Gras - When the Saints Go Marching In/Closer Walk Reprise The Pride of Newark Marching band represents the Newark City School District and hails from Newark, Ohio. As one of only two schools that have qualified for and performed at every OMEA State Marching Band Finals (33 consecutive years), the Pride of Newark is the cornerstone of the total band program offered at Newark High School, which also includes two concert bands, jazz ensemble, athletic band, and percussion ensemble.
9:00 PM Mentor High School Fighting Cardinal Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1979 Mentor High School Number in Group: 229 Mentor County: Lake OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/07 Director: Stephen Poremba Assistant Director(s): Beth Karchefsky and Ben McMurtrie Staff: Jonathan Monacelli and Shelby Waters, Percussion Instructors; Kelly Hoellein and Emily Doles, Guard Instructors Field Commanders: Justin Hellinger and Grant Smith Show Title/Theme: Revolution and Triumph Soloist(s): Andrew Brott, Trumpet and Carolina Kane, Mellophone Repertoire: Patriots The Siege Declaration Liberty The Fighting Cardinal Marching Band is a co-curricular ensemble at Mentor High School. The band consists of students in grades 9-12. Our 2013 program “Revolution and Triumph” is a musical portrait of the American Revolution. In 2012, the Fighting Cardinal Marching Band received a superior rating at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals. The band has also performed at the Magic Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort and for President Barack Obama on his 2012 campaign tour.
9:15 PM Brunswick High School Marching Blue Devils AA School Enrollment: 1834 Brunswick High School Number in Group: 182 Brunswick County: Medina OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Jay Wardeska Staff: Brian Bennett, Amy Wardeska, Doug Edens, Laura Buker, Peter Krutschnitt, Michael Courey, Mike Archinal, Megan Arnica, Elliott Hedrick and Liam Sleggs Field Commanders: Evan Murral and Danyele Galloway Show Title/Theme: From the Darkness and Into the Light Soloist(s): John Shaw, Garret Turner, Sarah Palmer and Brandon Arndt Repertoire: Original score by Joseph Murphy including: Isle of the Dead Waltz of the Undead Alighieri’s Perdition Jubliance The Brunswick High School Marching Blue Devils have been a State Marching Band Finalist every year for the past 30 years. Last fall the band earned its 12th consecutive Superior Rating at Finals. The band is a perennial Bands of America Regional Championship Finalist. This year the band will make appearances at Ohio Music Education Association competitive events throughout Ohio, at the Bands of America Regional Championships in Toledo and at the Grand National Championships. The band has once again been chosen to appear in the Bands of America Grand National Championships in Indianapolis. The Marching Blue Devils have appeared at the Capital One Bowl Citrus Parade and in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom New Year’s Eve Celebration in Orlando, Florida, Epcot Center in Orlando; Washington, D.C. for the Presidential Inaugural Parade; Miami, Florida for the Orange Bowl and London, England for the New Years Eve Parade.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 12:15 PM Cloverleaf Colts Marching Band A School Enrollment: 688 Cloverleaf High School Number in Group: 80 Lodi County: Medina OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Andrew Winter Assistant Director(s): Miss Megan Dougherty Staff: Lauren Walkley - Colorguard, Cari Danko - Colorguard, Steve Hennis - Percussion Field Commanders: Alex Kacinari Show Title/Theme: Fiddler on the Roof Soloist(s): Sarah Icardi - violin; Autumn Nowak - saxophone; Gabi Stefanko - trumpet; Mary Lenk- clarinet; Ashley Peyton, Shelbie Whitacre - guard; Ashley Peyton and Alex Showman - dance Repertoire: This year, the Cloverleaf Colts feature music from award winning musical/movie “Fiddler on the Roof”. Selections include: If I Were a Rich Man Matchmaker To Life Tradition Sunrise, Sunset Wedding / Bottle Dance The Cloverleaf Marching Band has competed at O.M.E.A. State Marching Band Finals every year since 1982. They have earned Superior or Excellent ratings at this level every year. The Cloverleaf Concert Bands and Jazz Ensemble have been recipients of Superior ratings at O.M.E.A. District and State Band competitions and other adjudicated events. In past years, the Marching Band has traveled to Florida to perform at Disney World and Universal Resorts, numerous bowl games and holiday parades throughout the United States and Canada. 12:30 PM Avon High School “Mighty Eagle” Marching Band A Avon High School Avon Director: Bryan Hoersten Assistant Director(s): Mr. Scott Pederson and Mr. William Talaba Staff: Miss Laurel Florek - Color Guard Instructor Field Commanders: Hyrum Eddington and Julie Gravelle Show Title/Theme: Every Which Way Soloist(s): Christian Hieronymus - Trumpet; Hope McDougald - Color Guard Repertoire: I. Left/Right 2. Up/Down 3. Twisted
School Enrollment: 882 Number in Group: 79 County: Lorain OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04
The Avon “Mighty Eagle” Marching Band is part of a comprehensive fine arts program at Avon High School with two concert bands, three orchestras, jazz band, indoor drum line, two choirs and pit orchestra. The “Mighty Eagles” have been a participant in OMEA Marching Band Adjudicated Events on both the local and state level for nearly twenty years capturing numerous awards and consistently earning Superior ratings. Additionally, the group has participated in Bands of America Regional and Grand National events capturing three class champion awards at the regional level. This year, in addition to all football games, the group will be performing at the Cloverleaf Cavalcade of Sound, the Sandusky Perkins Northcoast Band Competition, the Brunswick Sound Spectacular, and the BOA Toledo Regional Competition.
12:45 PM Tallmadge Blue Devil Marching Band A School Enrollment: 790 Tallmadge High School Number in Group: 73 Tallmadge County: Summit OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: John Lenzo Assistant Director(s): Peter Culver Staff: Cara McGuinness-Winds, Ryan Dulin and Colton Jones - Percussion, Jessica Puglise and Jenny Dyer - Guard, Andrew Whitman - Student Teacher. Field Commanders: Valerie Kramer Show Title/Theme: Music of Screen and Stage Soloist(s): Annie Drechsler-trumpet, Chloe Michalec-mellophone, Logan McNeal-trumpet, Bailey Choma-alto sax, Tyler Lehman-mellophone Repertoire: Mulan I Dreamed a Dream In The Heights - The Club Home Alone The Blue Devil Marching Band has been performing in OMEA Marching Band events since 1984. The band has appeared at the State Finals 14 times since 1994 and consecutively from 2004-2012 while earning 4 Superior and 10 Excellent ratings overall. Last season, the band earned 2nd place at Nordonia and 3rd place at New Philadelphia competitions. The band also has 22 consecutive performances at the Kent Roosevelt Premier of Bands.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 1:00 PM Norton High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 582 Norton High School Number in Group: 100 Norton County: Summit OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Tom Chiera Assistant Director(s): Dennis Oswald Staff: Associate Director - Lee Gibson, Designer and Percussion Instructor - Rob Ferguson, Percussion - Dan Eakin, John Thomas, Colorguard - Kirsten Shatzer, Kristen Smith, Woodwinds - Hannah Laubscher, Erin Latham, Andrew Selle, Brass - Tim Stewart, Matt Osborne, Kevin Graham, Rocco Durrant Field Commanders: Kerstin Vaughn, Megan Snider Show Title/Theme: Where the Road Begins Repertoire: Mvt. 1 - The First Step Mvt. 2 - Visionaries Mvt. 3 - And You Can Change It The Norton Marching Band appears to be one of the most successful and vibrant organizations at Norton High School. For the past 26 years, it has maintained an enrollment of 100 members while continuing to grow its contribution to the Norton community. The band annually participates in at least two OMEA Marching Band Adjudicated Events, one of those contests being Norton’s own “Art-In-Motion” Marching Band Invitational. Norton is also a member of and participates in the Bands of America Regional Championships and Grand National Championships annually. The Norton Marching Band holds onto a rich tradition of excellence. Recent accomplishments include numerous numerous grand champion awards, 7 straight superior ratings at State Contest, BOA Class A Champion and Regional Finalist, BOA Grand Nationals Class A Semi-Finalist and Visual Champion. The Norton Band would like thank our tireless music boosters who continue to be a strong support group for our students as well as all of the organizers of today event. 1:15 PM Revere Marching Minutemen A School Enrollment: 630 Revere High School Number in Group: 116 Richfield County: Summit OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Darren LeBeau Assistant Director(s): Debbie Devore Staff: Jacob Taylor, Katie Pflueger, Brian Rizzo, Rob Hassing-Percussion, Courtney Lambert-Percussion, Jeanne Tayor-Color Guard Show Title/Theme: Fairest of All Soloist(s): Trumpet- Haley Carpenter, Brass Trio-Elizabeth Yaeger on Trumpet, Susie Post on Mellophone and Nicole Littlefield on Baritone Repertoire: Music by Gary P. Gilroy with percussion by Aaron Hines. The Revere Marching Minutemen has earned the right to compete at the state level since 2002. The “Minutemen” march in the Richfield and Bath community day parades in August and performing at their Memorial Day ceremonies each May. The Marching Band host the annual Invitational the last Saturday of September at Joe Pappano Stadium. To celebrate the accomplishments of the season, the band performs at the “Bands in the Round” concert mid November in the high school gymnasium after the Soup Supper and Silent Auction. This year the Minutemen will be marching in the Fort McDowell Fiesta Bowl Parade in Phoenix, Arizona on December 28, 2013.
1:30 PM New Philadelphia High School Marching Quaker Band A School Enrollment: 640 New Philadelphia Number in Group: 112 New Philadelphia County: Tuscarawas OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08 Director: Jeff Furbay Assistant Director(s): Jeff Phillips, Lindsey Nicholson, Ryan Reed and Douglas Wagner Staff: Fallon Miller - Guard, Jordan Rhodes, Ivy Decker, Matt Warner, Austin Moreland Field Commanders: Nicole West and Lexi Black Show Title/Theme: Stand Tall 2013 Soloist(s): Elle Stokey - Vocalist on Empire State of Mind, Alec Cline, Kyle Leggett -Trumpet duet on Some Nights, Blane Neighbor - Trumpet soloist in New York . Caleb Pace - Baritone soloist in Now or Never Repertoire: New York, New York Now or Never Some Nights Empire State of Mind New Philadelphia has been a competitive marching band since 1975. In the band’s nearly 40 year competitive history the band has earned a reputation for being one of the outstanding musical marching ensembles in the state of Ohio. The band has represented the state of Ohio on the National Stage on two occasions. The first was the Bicentenial of the Signing of the Declaration of Independance in Philadelphia in 1987. The most recent being the 70th anniversary of the attacks on Pearl Harbor. The band traveled to Pearl Harbor and performed a mass band concert on the pier next too the battleship Missouri on December 7th 2011. The marching quaker band is proud to honor the City of New York this season with our production entitled “Stand Tall”. The band will travel to NYC in March of 2014 to perform a part of our show on the steps of the Lincoln Center in “the big apple”.
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Crestwood Scarlet Guard A School Enrollment: 565 Crestwood High School Number in Group: 84 Mantua County: Portage OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Kate Ferguson Ashley Martin Jessica Holcomb, Jacob Adkins, Drew Senkar, Jerrod Douglas, Rocco Duranti, Evan Alexander, Rob Ferguson, Thomas Sparling, Courtney Tayerle, Dave Stinson Morgan Engelhart, Michael Fletcher WARPT Maia Pancost (Flute), Danielle Magyarics(EWI), Julianna Stewart(Trombone), Michael Fletcher(Bassoon), Tyler Brady(Mellophone), Nikki Nero(Euphonium)
Repertoire is originally composed by Rob Ferguson. Have you often wondered what a “normal” life is supposed to be? ...the premise that somehow you are officially a REAL PERSON. The idea of a “normal life” is an antiquated concept in the world we live. What makes people REAL is that everyone is unique. Everyone has an individual path that lacks perfection... even with all of the planning in the world, our existence is in the moment...and through these moments our perfect lives become very imperfect and inherently much more REAL. We are ALL... “REAL PEOPLE”, and the fact that we all have our problems and curved paths is what creates a community among us. All of this together makes WARPT - We Are All Real People Together. The Scarlet Guard has a long tradition of excellence and consistently appears at OMEA State Finals and BOA Regional Championships. The band has participated in the BOA Grand National Championships, the Fiesta Bowl Parade, and the Festival of Lights Parade Walt Disney World Resort. In 2013 the Scarlet Guard will be making their third trip to the Bands of America Grand National Championships & the Fiesta Bowl Parade in Phoenix, AZ!
2:15 PM Warren Local Marching Warriors A School Enrollment: 630 Warren Local High School Number in Group: 81 Vincent County: Washington OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Courtney Clark Staff: Stephen R. Collins, Color Guard Director; Aaron J. Offenberger, Percussion Director Field Commanders: Miss Gillian Amrine & Miss Emily Hanlon Show Title/Theme: The Fabric of Our Being Soloist(s): Hallie Wilson, Trumpet; Ben Rominske, Trombone; Julia Misel, Tenor Saxophone; Logan Reynolds, Alto Saxophone; Ali Morey, Mallets; Molly Simich & Jordan Parmiter, Featured Performers Repertoire: Can’t Help Falling In Love I Have a Love Love Lies Bleeding After the Love Has Gone Can’t Help Falling in Love (reprise) The Marching Warriors return in 2013 to explore that which holds us all together. “The Fabric of Our Being” explores the variety of emotions we experience as we fall in love and the ache we feel when we lose it. But hold on, new love may be right around the corner!
2:30 PM Worthington Kilbourne Marching Band A School Enrollment: 825 Worthington Kilbourne High School Number in Group: 114 Columbus County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: James DeFrancesco Assistant Director(s): Cristina Wade, Chris Kuhn and Matthew Zabiegala Staff: Percussion staff includes Matt Herriott and Andre Rodriguez. Our color guard instructor is Aimee Knapp. Field Commanders: Tori George, Katarina Tieu and Luke Knapke Show Title/Theme: As the World . . . Soloist(s): Luke Knapke and Maria Lubanovic, trumpet and Mary Zhou, flute Repertoire: Louis Armstrong’s What A Wonderful World John Mayer’s Waiting On The World To Change Antonin Dvorak’s New World Symphony Original music by Shane Kelbly The Worthington Kilbourne marching band is under the direction of James DeFrancesco. The band is very active and is a visible part of the Worthington community. In addition to playing for all varsity football games at Worthington Kilbourne High School, the band competes in both the OMEA and MSBA circuits throughout the fall. The band has received numerous awards in both circuits over the past few years and was an MSBA finalist in 2012. The band has also had performance appearances in parades at both Disneyland and Disney World in addition to performances in Hawaii.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 2:45 PM Louisville High School Marching Band A Louisville High School Louisville Director: Kristopher Bleininger Assistant Director(s): Andrew Stankey, Abigail Mariano Staff: Sarah Faiello, Dave Wolf Field Commanders: Caleb Walters Show Title/Theme: Zodiac Soloist(s): Rachel Zeller, Tim Pansino, McKenzie Frase Repertoire: When Aries Met Taurus Duality Of Gemini Call Of Pisces Scorpio
School Enrollment: 665 Number in Group: 106 County: Stark OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08
The Louisville High School Marching Band has enjoyed a long tradition of excellence and has been a competitive marching band since 1975. The band has participated in OMEA competition since its inception and has qualified for OMEA State Finals since 1985. The L.H.S. Band performed at Walt Disney World in 1984, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, and in 2012. The “Pride of Louisville” also performs at community and local events including the Pro Football Hall of Fame Parade, the Stark County Fair, and the Louisville Constitution Parade.
3:00 PM Delaware Hayes Grand Pacer Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1500 Rutherford B. Hayes High School Number in Group: 79 Delaware County: Delaware OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Andy Doherty Assistant Director(s): Alan Notestine Staff: Louis Herzog, Austin Nill, Sarah Kageorge, Austin Brown, Cheyenne Howard, Caitlin Stewart, Cameron Leach, Dylan Bram, and Shane Matthews. Field Commanders: Kaity Waddell, Joey Button, and CJ Heidebrecht Show Title/Theme: Escape From Within Repertoire: Solveigs Song Aha! by Imogen Heap Fix You by Coldplay 2012 was the most successful year in the bands history, qualifying for state at every OMEA contest attended, having an undefeated color guard, and earning their first Superior Rating at State finals.
3:15 PM Westerville South High School Marching Band AA Westerville South High School Westerville Director: John Laswell Staff: Joshua Purk- Battery Percussion, Tiffany Culver- Color Guard, James Tickel- Front Ensemble, Luke Furniss- Brass Technician, Lindsey Walch- Woodwind Technician Field Commanders: Jessica Skogland, Hartlee Johnston, Jake Bouza Show Title/Theme: Uprising Repertoire: Remember, Remember Evey Reborn 1812 Overture
School Enrollment: 1475 Number in Group: 100 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Westerville South Marching Band performs in several OMEA and MSBA competitions throughout Ohio each year. The marching band is an extension of the school’s concert, chamber, and jazz ensembles. The band is proud to perform for you their 2013 show entitled “Uprising”, featuring excerpts from the 2006 movie “V for Vendetta”, and closing with Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture”.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 3:30 PM Willoughby South High School Marching Rebels AA School Enrollment: 1000 Willoughby South High School Number in Group: 83 Willoughby County: Lake OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/07 Director: Fred Primavera Assistant Director(s): Joshua Woodie, Michael Clements Staff: Percussion: Matthew Zadell, Molly Copperthwaite; Color Guard: Jen Hannan Field Commanders: Brad Sterner Show Title/Theme: Mirror’s Edge, Music by Alan Silvestri and arranged by John McFarland, drill by William Neater Soloist(s): Daria Soboleva-Mellophone, Erin Connel-Trumpet, Brian Koons-Sousaphone, Repertoire: I. Mirror’s Edge Introduction II. What’s in the Reflection!? III. The Mirror’s Edge IV. On The Other Side Willoughby South High School is located twenty miles east of Cleveland and serves seven western Lake County communities. The Marching Rebels are in their 17th year of OMEA Marching Band Competition and have qualified for State Contest each year. The group is an extra-curricular organization that rehearses exclusively outside of the school day. Honors include 5 performances at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando as well as numerous Superior Ratings at OMEA State Contest.
4:00 PM Wellington High School Dukes Marching Band C Wellington High School Wellington Director: Antoinette Novotny Assistant Director(s): Gayle Hughes Staff: Rick Snodgrass, Caitlin Martin, Allison Zander Field Commanders: Macey Mull Show Title/Theme: Caliente! Repertoire: Mambo No. 5 I Need to Know Cuban Pete Smooth
School Enrollment: 296 Number in Group: 37 County: Lorain OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04
Wellington is an historic village located in southern Lorain County. The Dukes have participated in OMEA sanctioned events for over four decades including SMBF. The Dukes also participate in large group contest and received a Superior rating this past spring. The Dukes have traveled to Chicago, Toronto, and most recently performed at Downtown Disney in 2012. The Dukes will be performing at Disney World- Epcot inApril of 2014. This year’s show is titled “Caliente!”. Although small in number- the Wellington Dukes strive for excellence in every performance. The Band received an Excellent rating in 2012 at SMBF..
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Logan Elm High School Marching “Band of Pride” B School Enrollment: 440 Logan Elm High School Number in Group: 74 Circleville, Ohio County: Pickaway OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 James Chickrell Casey J. Wagner, Associate Director Deborah L. See, Color Guard Director and Jeannett R. Rhoads, Associate Color Guard Director Austin Naber, Sam James, and Chelsea Mace In The Shadows Kala Strong, alto saxophone; Sam James and Caitlyn Rhoades, trumpet; Trevor Swackhamer, horn; Jeffrey Hatfield and Nash Crosby, trombones; and Lori Woodard and Hailee Fouch, color guard Original music by Gary Gilroy and Aaron Hines
The Logan Elm High School Band of Pride is a consistent OMEA State Marching Band Finalist earning ratings of “I” or Superior at the State Finals for the past 7 consecutive years. In 2012 the Marching Braves performed in the Bands of America Grand National Championships held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana earning a Division 2 rating; in June of 2014 the band will perform as part of the Disney Performing Arts series at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. The Band of Pride will make a return trip to Indianapolis, Indiana this fall for the 2013 Bands of America Grand National Championships.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2013 - BRUNSWICK 4:30 PM Watkins Memorial Marching Warriors A Watkins Memorial High School Pataskala Director: Thomas Young Assistant Director(s): Ryan Moritz Staff: Sara Moran - guard, Ross Musick - percussion Field Commanders: Emily Essex, Rachel Helbing Show Title/Theme: Desert Winds Soloist(s): Brady Etz Repertoire: I. Caravans II. In The Marketplace III. Arabian Nights
School Enrollment: 875 Number in Group: 110 County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10
The Watkins Memorial Marching Warriors have a long and rich history of excellence. The band has earned many Superior Ratings at local OMEA Adjudicated Events, and has made regular appearances at OMEA State Marching Band Finals. The band performs at all WMHS football games, and participates at several parades throughout the Fall. The Marching Warriors have performed at Disney World, Epcot Center, Edison Festival of Lights (Ft. Myers), Dogwood Arts Festival (Knoxville), Toronto Music Festival, and has performed in London, England for the New Year’s Parade to represent Ohio. 4:45 PM Bishop Watterson Marching Band A Bishop Watterson High School Columbus Director: Michael Renzi Assistant Director(s): Brian Sze, Jenna Inscho Staff: Jim Swanson, Maddie McAllister Field Commanders: Karin Forsthoefel Show Title/Theme: Encounter Repertoire: Mvt. 1 Mvt. 2 Mvt. 3
School Enrollment: 754 Number in Group: 55 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Watterson Marching Band has been an OMEA State Marching Band finalist for 25 out of the past 26 years, receiving numerous awards, grand champions, and superior ratings at the local and state levels. The band has been a finalist at the Mid-States Band Association championships in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, and 2011, placing third in 2003, 2004, and 2009. The Watterson band has traveled extensively to various bowl games and Disney Magic Music Days program in Orlando, Florida. 5:00 PM Olentangy Liberty High School Marching Band AA Olentangy Liberty High School Powell Director: Travis Hicks Assistant Director(s): Jennifer Hicks, Aaron Given Show Title/Theme: Inferno Di Dante Repertoire: Mvt. 1 Mvt. 2 Mvt. 3 Mvt. 4
School Enrollment: 1297 Number in Group: 83 County: Delaware OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10
5:15 PM Berne Union Golden Rocket Marching Band A School Enrollment: 210 Berne Union High School Number in Group: 78 Sugar Grove County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: JD Latorre Staff: Ryan Venrick, Jared Hunter, John Rundag, Percussion; Maggie Mathias Auxiliary Field Commanders: Sarah Benner, Justin Venrick Show Title/Theme: Undying Love: A Tale of Romeo and Juliet Soloist(s): Richie Kern Trumpet; Alyssa Reis solo dancer; Jazmyn Watson Flute, Landon Venrick Snare, Luke Benner Tuba Repertoire: Undying Love by Thomas Bergersen Enterprising Young Men by Michael Giacchino By Love Compelled...At The Hour of Shadow by Stephen Melillo Fanfare for La Peri by Paul Dukas Vesuvius by Frank Ticheli The Berne Union Golden Rocket Marching Band includes students in 7th through 12 grade, and this year includes twenty-nine 7th and 8th graders. Berne Union has enjoyed a long history of success, and in 2012 earned three Grand Champion awards and a Superior rating at OMEA State Marching Band Finals.
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The Baldwin Wallace University Marching Yellow Jackets is a spirited ensemble of musicians from all areas of the BW campus. Membership is open to anyone attending BW. This year’s Marching Band includes students from more than 5O area high schools representing six different states. We have designed a marching band program at BW with the demands of the college student in mind. We practice only twice a week giving the student time to pursue their majors and achieve academic excellence.
Become a Marching Yellow Jacket! Contact Randy Border, Director of Athletic Bands rborder@bw.edu or visit www.bw.edu/stulife/mb/ Learn more about the Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music 1-866-MUSIC • www.bw.edu/conservatory Baldwin Wallace University does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, age, disability, national origin, gender or sexual orientation in the administration of any policies or programs.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 1:00 PM
Arcadia Marching Redskins C Arcadia Arcadia
School Enrollment: 147 Number in Group: 46 County: Hancock OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03
Director: Jeffrey Breitigam Assistant Director(s): Mike Procyk Staff: Jason Garza, Kalene Holbrook, Beth Vaughn Field Commanders: Mikael Keiffer Show Title/Theme: War, Peace, Victory Soloist(s): Josh Riegle (snare), Kane Benner (tenors), Simone Santa Cruz (trumpet), Nick Daniels (horn) Repertoire: Mars (from The Planets) Ave Maria Great Gate of Kiev The Arcadia Marching Redskins are proud performers at OMEA Adjudicated Events. The band has qualified for State Finals in 12 of the past 14 years, and will looking to make 5 straight this fall. Arcadia is a small rural community located halfway between Findlay and Fostoria on State Route 12. The school houses less than 600 students in the K-12 building, but that doesn’t deter the music program from success. Our most exciting time was in the 2011-12 school year where our marching band, concert band, and concert choir all received superior ratings at state!
1:15 PM Ottawa-Glandorf High School “Titan” Marching Band B Ottawa-Glandorf High School Ottawa Director: Brent Deskins Assistant Director(s): Kristen Gerding-Heffner Field Commanders: Logan Haughn Show Title/Theme: Elton John Salute Repertoire: Funeral for a Friend Love Lies Bleeding Your Song Can You Feel the Love Tonight Saturday Night’s Alright
School Enrollment: 393 Number in Group: 52 County: Putnam OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03
The Ottawa-Glandorf High School “Titan” Marching Band is under the direction of Brent Deskins assissted by Kristen Gerding-Heffner. The field commander is Logan Haughn. The auxiliary captain is Sydney Klausing. The 2013 Ottawa-Glandorf “Titan” Marching Band is comprised of 52 members. The band performs at many community, sport and adjudicated events each year. The band performed at Disneyworld this past February.
1:30 PM Gallia Academy High School Marching Band B School Enrollment: 416 Gallia Academy High School Number in Group: 38 Gallipolis County: Gallia OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17 Director: Gregory Benson Assistant Director(s): Tyler Phillips Staff: Percussion - Brad Clay, Color Guard and Twirler - Misty Rossiter Field Commanders: Becca Houck Show Title/Theme: Storm Soloist(s): Andrea Houck, Flute; Hunter Arthur, Trumpet Repertoire: Morning Mood from Peer Gynt by Grieg New World Symphony by Dvorak Music arranged by Michael Bolla The Gallia Academy High School Marching Band has a long and proud tradition of excellence, performing both locally and nationally at competitions, festivals, and community events. The band displays gold ribbons on their uniform in honor of Emily Adamson, a dedicated student and wonderful friend of the band who cannot be with us on the field this season as she bravely battles cancer.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 1:45 PM London Red Raider Marching Band B London High School London Director: Amanda Tobias Staff: Guard Instructor: Gina Newsome Field Commanders: Mariah Homeier Show Title/Theme: “Love Revolution” (Music of the Beatles) Soloist(s): T.J. Ruesch- Trumpet, Victoria Newsome- Guard Repertoire: Magical Mystery Tour/Lady Madonna Eleanor Rigby Blackbird/Yesterday Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
School Enrollment: 450 Number in Group: 62 County: Madison OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The London Red Raider Marching Band has qualified for OMEA State Marching Band Finals the past four years. The band actively performs in parades and other community and county events throughout Madison County.
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Bellefontaine High School Marching Band A School Enrollment: 800 Bellefontaine High School Number in Group: 112 Bellefontaine County: Logan OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Nick Pelfrey Jeremy Karg Sandy Chervenak (Color Guard Director), Erin Culver (Color Guard Design and Instruction), John Leszczynski (Wind Arrangements and Composition), Jeremy Jorgenson (Visual Design), Josh Brickey (Battery Arrangements and Composition), and Matt Hahn (Front Ensemble Arrangements and Composition). Cody Hullinger and Breanna Kennedy The Newsroom Music by Dario Marianelli and Coldplay, along with original music by John Leszczynski, Josh Brickey, and Matt Hahn.
Through the years, the Bellefontaine High School Marching Band has been a very large and successful program, positively impacting the lives of many students within the Bellefontaine community. The “Pride of the Tribe” has been awarded “Superior” and “Excellent” ratings at numerous local contests and at OMEA State Marching Band Finals. The band has also had the honor of performing several times at the Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade.
2:15 PM The PRIDE of Wilmington Marching Band A School Enrollment: 693 Wilmington High School Number in Group: 89 Wilmington County: Clinton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Matthew Spradlin Assistant Director(s): Ryan Bouts, Emma Hoffbauer, Tom Keene, Cody Baker, Robin Spradlin Field Commanders: Tori Foureman Show Title/Theme: Ole’! Soloist(s): Amy Crawford (Flute), Joe Keiter (Trombone), Alexia Minton, Emma Heys and Allie Garnai (Guard) Repertoire: Music from The Mask of Zorro Habenera Spania The PRIDE of Wilmington Marching Band is an all extra-curricular activity at Wilmington High School. The Band performs at school events, community events and participates in OMEA adjudicated events. The Wilmington Marching Band has received six consecutive superior ratings at OMEA State finals. This December, the band will perform on New Years Day at the Magic Kingdom as part of the Disney Magic Music Days festival.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 2:45 PM Director: Show Title/Theme: Repertoire:
“Pride of Bethel” Marching Band C Bethel Local HS Tipp City Danny Elam
School Enrollment: 180 Number in Group: 57 County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11
3:00 PM Woodmore Wildcats Marching Band C School Enrollment: 189 Woodmore High School Number in Group: 49 Elmore County: Ottawa OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/02 Director: Kenneth Emerine Assistant Director(s): Mike Czeczele Staff: Rachel Stewart - Flag Corps Advisor Field Commanders: Grace Weirich Show Title/Theme: American Idiot - The Musical Soloist(s): Kirstin Aliemenious - Trombone; Emma LaMunyon - Trumpet Repertoire: American Idiot was created as a concept album by the rock band Greenday. In 2005, this music was staged as a musical and performed in New York as a story about the challenges of young people growing into adulthood; trying to find their way politically and emotionally. Our show will include: American Idiot Extraordinary Girl Holiday Wake Me Up When September Ends Homecoming The Woodmore High School Band participates in many OMEA events including solo & ensemble, district festival, and large group adjudication. Highlights from this past year included a Superior rating at State Marching Band Finals in Class C, an Excellent rating at State Large Group Adjudication in Class B, and a trip to Walt Disney World Florida to participate in the “You’re Instrumental” workshop and a parade performance in the Magic Kingdom.
3:15 PM Philo High School Marching Band B School Enrollment: 354 Philo High School Number in Group: 29 Duncan Falls Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Erin Brenning Assistant Director(s): Kari Scott Staff: Percussion Instructor--Zach Brenning, Color Guard Instructor--Tiffany Miller Field Commanders: Jackie Waugaman Show Title/Theme: Teenage Manifesto Repertoire: We Are Young by fun Basket Case by Green Day Creep by Radiohead Thnks Fr Th Mmrs (Thanks for the Memories) by Fall Out Boy Each year, the Philo High School Marching Band performs at OMEA adjudicated events, football games, parades and community activities. In 2011, the Marching Band traveled to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. The Band had the honor of marching down Main Street, USA in the Magic Kingdom. The Marching Band plans to return to Disney World in 2014!
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 3:30 PM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
Norwood High School Marching Band B School Enrollment: 453 Norwood High School Number in Group: 47 Norwood County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Patrick Bauer Nate Banzhof, Joe Waked Kara Bailey- Colorguard, Tyler Harrison- Percussion, Rob Kineven- Percussion, John Boone- Visual, Mitch Curry- Brass, Tosha Grismeyer- Woodwinds Carter Wilson, Patrick Moore The Night Watch Mark Doan - Alto Saxophone, Patrick Ballentine - Snare Drum Night Watch 1, 2, 3
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Deer Park Marching Band B School Enrollment: 350 Deer Park High School Number in Group: 75 Cincinnati County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Matt Suddendorf Joe Vetter, Scott McFarland, Brenda Livingston (Auxiliary) Jackie Preston, Symon Jones, Zack Preston, Tyler Peters, Jenna Streffon, Jeremy Jordan, Maddie Wessel, Amy Muller, Sarah Godwin, Andy Baker, Alan Keller, Derrick Livingston Jenny Pallas, Angelika Serran HOOAH: A Salute to the US Army Jarod Gallenstein, Brittany Colwell, Michael Robinson, Dan Vidourek, Wes Adams, Hayden Giblin, Tyler Anderson, Danny Winter, Katie Burdorf, Adam Petry Army Strong, Theme from Patton, Army by Ben Folds 5, Theme from “Stripes”, Taps, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
The Deer Park Wildcat Marching Band is comprised of 75 of the most talented student-musicians in the district. The instrumental program offers multiple opportunities for students to develop various music performance skills through large ensembles, chamber groups, jazz bands, and pit orchestra. The marching band has enjoyed great success in OMEA Adjudicated Events, qualifying for the State MB Finals for 20 consecutive years. Last year’s highlights include four class championships, four best auxiliary awards, three best percussion awards, two Reserve Grand Champion awards, and a State Superior rating. This year’s show, “HOOAH: A Salute to the US Army,” is performed in commemoration of all active and veteran members of the US Armed Forces, especially the 848th Forward Surgical Team, our director’s former unit, currently deployed to Afghanistan.
4:00 PM Miamisburg Viking Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1100 Miamisburg High School Number in Group: 168 Miamisburg County: Montgomery OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12 Director: Steve Aylward and Bryce Newton Assistant Director(s): Jerrod Fry Staff: Percussion Director - Josh Brickey, Color Guard Directors - Scott Winters and Jimi Burciaga, Visual Designer - Andy Ebert Field Commanders: Evan Hensley, Amanda Hulsman, Michaela Young Show Title/Theme: Forbidden: Paradise, The Serpent, and The Apple Repertoire: The Ascension by Robert W. Smith, Paranoia by Elsianne Lupercalia by Faun Bacchanale by Camille Saint-Saens The Miamisburg Viking Marching Band is part of a comprehensive music education program that includes three concert bands, two jazz bands, winter percussion and a world-class winter guard. For the 2013 season, the marching band presents “Forbidden,” portraying the story and struggle of Eve in the Garden of Eden. The show begins with “Paradise,” portrayed by “The Ascension” by Robert W. Smith. That is followed by “The Serpent,” with musical selection “Paranoia” by Elsianne. The show concludes with “The Apple,” featuring “Lupercalia” by Faun and “Bacchanale” by Camille Saint-Saens. The Viking Band is under the direction of Steve Aylward, Bryce Newton, and Jerrod Fry. The percussion director is Josh Brickey and the color guard is under the direction of Scott Winters and Jimi Burciaga. The music for this year’s production was arranged by Bryce Newton, Josh Brickey, and Matt Hahn and the visual design is by Andy Ebert.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 4:30 PM Marion Local Band C Marion Local High School Maria Stein Director: Casey Layer Staff: Ashley Evans, Colorguard; Nicholas Baird, Percussion Field Commanders: Jessie Wynk Show Title/Theme: Five Soloist(s): Katie and Sophie Heitkamp Repertoire: Repertoire to include: Take Five - Dave Brubeck Symphony No. 5 - Franz Schubert Symphony No. 5 - Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 5 - Dmitri Shostakovich Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Johannes Brahms
School Enrollment: 278 Number in Group: 48 County: Mercer OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03
The Marion Local Band has a rich tradition of excellence, appearing in numerous consecutive State Marching Band Finals, and earning consistent superior ratings. The band actively participates in OMEA, both in concert band and marching band. The Marion Local Band would like to thank the Ohio Music Education Association for providing valuable educational experiences through adjudicated events and festivals.
4:45 PM Columbus Grove “Bulldog” Marching Band C School Enrollment: 208 Columbus Grove School Number in Group: 60 Columbus Grove County: Putnam OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03 Director: Kathleen Kuch Assistant Director(s): Mrs. Kristen Verhoff Staff: Jessica Siefker, Andrea Siefker, Gina Kahle, and MacKenzie Schroeder-color guard staff; Mrs. Tanya Best, Justin Vorst, and Nick Piper-percussion staff; Chaz Myers-drill designer Field Commanders: Noah Ibarra and Teresa Schnipke Show Title/Theme: Hollywood Soloist(s): Brianna WIcker and Aaron Bremer-baritone duet, Brianna Flores and Sammy Nusbaum-trumpet soloist, Marissa Owen-flute soloist Repertoire: Hooray for Hollywood Harry Potter Jaws Superman One Day I’ll Fly Away Jai Ho The Columbus Grove “Bulldog” Marching Band is 60 strong and strives to maintain a standard of Excellence. They are very active throughout the season. They perform in the Putnam Co. Fairshow, Kalida Pioneer Parade, and all Columbus Grove Football Games. The CG Band will be competing at Troy, New Bremen, Versailles, Tecumseh and their very own Columbus Grove “Eyes w/Pride.”
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Minford High School Marching Band B Minford High School Minford Adam Porter Dreams
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School Enrollment: 350 Number in Group: 53 County: Scioto OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 5:15 PM Director: Show Title/Theme: Repertoire:
Sensational Senators B Portsmouth West West Portsmouth Michael Pierce The Wonderful World Parts 1,2 & 3
School Enrollment: 370 Number in Group: 72 County: Scioto OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17
The “Senator” Band is from West Portsmouth Ohio under the direction of Mike Pierce, Sonja thompson Assistant Direcor with Ashley Eldridge as Field Commander. Brian Meyer is the percussion instructor and the show design is from “Carlisledesign” visual concepts. The theme of this year’s show is “The World”
5:30 PM Bloom-Carroll High School Marching Bulldogs B Bloom-Carroll High School Carroll Director: Rob Falvo Assistant Director(s): Bob Springer Staff: Sarah Shepherd - Guard Instructor, Gary Sweeney - Percussion Instructor Field Commanders: Arianna Bryant Show Title/Theme: PERCHANCE TO DREAM Soloist(s): Shannan McCracken, Katie Ansel, Dominic Detwiler Repertoire: Good Night, Sleep Tight Hall of the Mountain King Psycho (Prelude) Night on Bald Mountain I Dreamed A Dream Nightmare Dream On
School Enrollment: 436 Number in Group: 71 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Bloom-Carroll Marching Bulldogs continue their tradition of excellence while entertaining audiences from around the country. The Marching Bulldogs have performed in local, state, regional, and national competitions as well as several goodwill performances, including numerous NCAA Bowl Games & Parades. The 2013 edition of the Marching Bulldogs hope that you enjoy today’s performance.
5:45 PM The Olentangy High School Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1056 Olentangy High School Number in Group: 115 Lewis Center County: Delaware OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Ian Brun Staff: Woodwind Caption Head - Adam Gammill, Brass Caption Head - Jeff Banyots, Percussion Caption Head - Greg Miller, Battery Technician - Joel Kaviakone, Front Ensemble Technician - Dylan Bram, Color Guard Caption Head - Cindy Brun, Color Guard Choreographer - Kelly Ocheltree, Color Guard Technician - Victoria Baker, Music Composer - Scott Hickey, Percussion Arranger - Mark Reynolds, Drill Designer - Andy Tye Field Commanders: Connor Lewis, Celina Hsiung, Jack Fenstermaker Show Title/Theme: Plugged-In - Identity Technology Soloist(s): Tricia Sutton, McKenzie Dyll, Danielle DeFrancesco (Color Guard), Tori Trotto (Trumpet), Hanna Himes (Trumpet), Emily Olson (Mellophone), Alex Westerlund (Trombone), Joe Waldron (Tuba), Celina Hsuing (Violin), Mercy Loyo (Violin), Doug Gentry (Viola), Emily Green (Cello), Ben Cumbo (French Horn), Megan Zulke (Alto Sax), Taylor Dencer (Tenor Sax), John Wildenthal (Trumpet), Sam Kendle (Trumpet) Repertoire: We have all watched the evolution of technology and how it has impacted our lives. But nothing has changed our society as much as social media and texting. The current generation, “Gen Z,” is the first in human history to have never felt disconnected from anyone. Plugged-In is based on this hyper-connectivity and how it has impacted the lives of young adults in our society. Through the use of the traditional marching band instrumentation, modern electronic instruments, and cutting edge multimedia, we will tell the story of teens in our community and how they interact with one another. The Olentangy Marching Band of Pride has approximately one hundred and ten members in grades nine through twelve. The band members primarily live in Lewis Center and the high school is part of the Olentangy Local School District. Olentangy High School has an enrollment of 1300 students and 108 staff members. Our students perform in many community events, including football game half-time shows; parades, festivals, and field show competitions. Second semester finds them continuing in a concert band setting, along with several members joining the Indoor Drumline, Winter Guard, Pep Band, and Jazz Band programs.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 6:15 PM The Pride of Shawnee B School Enrollment: 487 Shawnee High School Number in Group: 58 Springfield County: Clark OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12 Director: Michael Garberich Assistant Director(s): Jacob Mattern Staff: Rebecca Reid, Color Guard; William Shoemaker, Percussion Field Commanders: Mikayla Garberich Show Title/Theme: The Circle of Life Soloist(s): Ethan Hale, Trumpet; Abbie Mitchell, Mallets; Spencer Everhart, Mallets; Lindsie Shaffer, Flute; Zion Aikens, Alto Sax; Rachal McConkey, Clarinet; Ryan Coffman, Tuba; David Wooten, Trombone; Morgan Spencer, Soprano Sax Repertoire: Be Prepared Can you Feel the Love Tonight Circle of Life Hakuna Matata I just Can’t Wait to Be King “The Pride of Shawnee” is an extra curricular activity that rehearses everyday after school. The band has consistently qualified for the state marching and concert band competitions since 1990. This year we are presenting “The Circle of Life” music from the Lion King. Selections include Circle of Life, I Just Can’t Wait to Be King, Hakuna Matata, Be Prepared, and Can You Feel the Love Tonight.
6:30 PM Ross High School Band of Class A School Enrollment: 626 Ross High School Number in Group: 103 Hamilton County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Richard Roemer Assistant Director(s): Katherine Duncan Staff: Laura Mills - Color Guard, Eddie Davenport - Percussion Field Commanders: Emma Schoepf and Lindsay Gottlieb Show Title/Theme: Good and Evil Soloist(s): Audrey Schlembach - mellophone, Austin Baldwin - alto saxophone, and Tim Sullivan - alto saxophone Repertoire: The Heart of Madness by Mark Lortz Cut to the Chase by Todd Stalter Redemption by Rossano Galante. During the 2012 season Ross received several 1st place trophies for best overall band, best percussion, and best color guard. The Ross Band competed at the Tippecanoe Invitational, the Hamilton High Band-O-Rama, The Lockland Band Expo, the Lockland Band Invitational, the Harrison Invitational, and the Bloom Carroll Invitational. 2012 marked the 28th consecutive time Ross High School Band has gone to OMEA State Marching Finals. This past spring the marching band performed at the Spectromagic Parade inside Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. Band Officers include Carolyn ConradPresident, Eric Henggeler - Vice President, Alison Dougherty - Secretary, Josh Koons - Historian, Anna Smith and Sandra Koch - Librarians, Josh Lierer, Tim Sullivan, and Brendan McCracken- Quartermasters, Josh Love, Zach Wurzelbacher, Charleigh Scaggs, and Melody Conrad- Class Representatives, Maggie Schoepf, Jie Zheng, and Ashlee Chadwick - Color Guard Officers. The Ross Marching Band is supported by the ever-dedicated Ross Band Boosters. This year’s competition show titled, Good and Evil is an arrangement of three concert band works. The show dramatically explores the good and evil in all our lives, remembering that in the end Good always triumphs! Enjoy the performance! 6:45 PM Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
Perkins High School Marching Band A Perkins High School Sandusky John Kustec Joel Miller Don Flugga - Percussion; Stacy Andres - Auxiliaries; Heather Maurer - Auxiliaries Jayce Bender, Lilly Ellis, Hannah Richardson A Tale Of Two Rhapsodies Meg Cook and Michael Behm Excerpts from Bohemian Rhapsody and Rhapsody in Blue
School Enrollment: 587 Number in Group: 151 County: Erie OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/02
The Perkins High School Marching Band has qualified for the State Marching Band Finals every year since 1980, receiving a Superior Rating twenty-four out of the thirty-three years. In 2012, the band received Superior Ratings at the Maumee Music in Motion Festival, the North Coast Marching Band Festival, the Bulldog Bowl, and the State Marching Band Finals.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2013 - DAYTON 7:00 PM
Stebbins High School Marching Band A Stebbins High School Riverside
School Enrollment: 781 Number in Group: 109 County: Montgomery OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12
Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:
Kenneth Carpenter Kenny Carpenter (head band director) Jessica Cramer (assistant band director) Natasha Stiffler, Krystal Rohr, Ahsley Cross, Daniel Brinson, A.J. Ricker, Lauren Stetler, T.J. Hughes, Kim Bogner, Tyler Mills, Robert Sexton, Dante Colding, Zac Kelly, John Shewmaker and David Buckholdt Tori Bogner, Ashanti McCormick, Sarah Owens The Factory Tori Bogner (alto saxophone) Jon Baldwin Music by James Newton Howard
The Stebbins High School Marching Band has a long history of school spirit and musical achievement. The band has received five straight Superior Ratings at the Oho Music Education Association Marching Band Finals. The band is an active participant in OMEA, MSBA, and BOA competitions and will travel to Orlando, Florida this December and perform at Walt Disney World. The Stebbins High School Marching Band would like to thank the Riverside community and the Stebbins Music Boosters for all of their support.
7:15 PM Pickerington Central Marching Tigers AA Pickerington Central High School Pickerington Director: Michael Sewell Show Title/Theme: Classic Broadway Soloist(s): Rachel Shively, Amanda Midkiff, Andy Taylor, Kennedy Griggs, Gage Warrick, Jacob Henry Repertoire: Tonight Fanfare My favorite Things Stars Mambo Music of the Night
School Enrollment: 1383 Number in Group: 186 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15
The Pickerington Central Marching Tiger Band has been one of the most active high school bands in the Midwest. The Marching Tigers have been State qualifiers for32 of the past 33 years receiving a Superior rating in 24 of the past 25 years. The Marching Tigers have also appeared in 4 Tournament of Roses Parades, 4 Macy’s Parades, 2 Orange Bowl Parades, 2 Fiesta Bowl Parades, 2 New York Veterans Day Parades, The Cotton Bowl Parade, The Miss America Parade, and The Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade. The “Mission Statement” of the Band is “Service Through Musicianship”. The band and it’s members participate in service projects within their community throughout the year.
7:30 PM “Monarch” Marching Band AA School Enrollment: 1675 Marysville High School Number in Group: 210 Marysville County: Union OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: William Thissen Assistant Director(s): Robb Hildreth, Brian Ash Staff: Color Guard - Traci Zimmerman, Jennifer Wickline Percussion Instructors - John “Maddog” Maynard, Andrew Torka, Jeff Zimmerman, Deral Carson Drill - Chas Myers Field Commanders: Lizz Birkhoff, Jenna Shroyer, Kirsten Newland, Jacob Reynolds Show Title/Theme: A Musical Journey Soloist(s): Concierto trumpet solo by Noah McDonald, Bacchanal mellophone solo by Hannah Beil Repertoire: Farandole Concierto D’Aranguez Bacchanal Celebrating it’s 85th year, The Marysville High School “Monarch” marching band has appeared in the last 16 OMEA Marching Band State Finals, receiving Superior and Excellent ratings. The band travels extensively and has performed in Chicago, New York City, New Orleans, Toronto, Myrtle Beach, Virginia Beach and Florida numerous times. The band will be traveling to Chicago this spring to march in the 2014 St. Patricks Day parade.
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MANAGEMENT TEAM & ADJUDICATORS JD Latorre, (OMEA Marching Band Affairs Chair) serves as band director at Berne Union Local Schools in Sugar Grove, Ohio. Berne Union’s small size warrants only one full-time instrumental music instructor, making him responsible for all elements of the band program in grades 5-12. He lives in Lancaster with his wife Elizabeth and their three children. Stephanie K. Smith, (OMEA Marching Band Affairs Chair) is the Director of Instrumental Music at Teays Valley High School. She holds degrees from The Ohio State University and Capital University and is honored to currently serve on the OMEA Adjudicated Events Committee. Ms. Smith has been a music educator since 1990. Her professional affiliations include NAfME, Phi Beta Mu, the IWBC and NABBA. Rick Adams is currently teaching Information Technology at Indian Hill Middle School in Cincinnati, OH. Rick has been a clinician, instructor, writer and adjudicator in Ohio, Florida, Georgia, Indiana and Washington State for over 30 years. He currently resides in Madeira with his wife, Lori and two sons. Richard Alberts is a native of Piqua who is semi-retired. He is a graduate of The Ohio State University who has been teaching and performing over 40 years. Richard is presently still directing the American Legion Buckeye Boys State Band with which he has been involved for 35 years. William Albright attended Youngstown State University, has been a percussion educator and arranger since 1988, an OMEA percussion adjudicator since 1996 and an Indoor percussion adjudicator for the Mid-East Performance Association,Tri-State Circuit and Atlantic Indoor Association. He’s also an active volunteer in the Zanesville area for the local community theaters. Ryan Alexis is the Director of Bands at Kilbourne Middle School, and resides with his wife Meg in Worthington Ohio. He has been teaching since 2006. Ryan instructs 6th grade band in 3 Worthington Elementary Schools, assists with the “Pride of Cardinal Country” Thomas Worthington High School Marching Band, directs the TWHS Jazz Ensemble, and conducts the TWHS Pit Orchestra. Barry Artis is currently Director of the Collage Winter Guard in Akron, OH; also the Colorguard Coordinator
for the University of Akron Marching Zips; former Board member for Winter Guard International and the Mideast Performance Association; former Board member for the Ohio Indoor Performance Association. David Bare is a graduate of Marshall University with both a B.A. and M.A. in music education. He has taught at the public school and university levels for the past 35 years. Mr. Bare has been an OMEA adjudicator since 1991 and is a past GE caption head for OMEA. Mr. Bare resides in Ironton, Ohio. Cathy Barnes is a retired school teacher from the Miamisburg City Schools where she worked for 38 1/2 years. She was the creator of the Miamisburg High School Winter Guard in 1980 and then went on to start a junior high and elementary feeder program. In 2013, she created an Adaptive Needs Color Guard for students of all ages. It is based in the Greater Miami Valley and is the first color guard for special needs children in Ohio. John Barr of New Philadelphia has been a Visual Performance Adjudicator for OMEA since 1994. Barr wrote for Drums Corps World and WGI’s Focus, served as Publicity Director for the Ohio Color Guard Circuit and was active with the Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps. John and Debbie (wife) have two sons, Jonathan and Joshua, who are Music Educators in Bakersfield, CA. Meg Beavers, a native of Hilliard, OH and graduate of The Ohio State University, is in her first year as Director of Bands at Licking Heights High School. Prior to her position at Licking Heights, she spent four years as Director of Bands at Fort Recovery Local Schools. Meg is currently serving as Co-Coordinator for the 2014 OMEA All-State Ensembles. Robert Beck has been a clinician, instructor, writer and adjudicator in Ohio, for over 30 years. He is an alumni of both the Spirit of Atlanta and the Blue Devils. He lives in Centerville with his wife and 3 children. Michael Berning is the Coordinator of Music and Director of Bands for the Kettering City Schools. Under his leadership, the music program was named a Grammy signature school and a 2011 & 2013 NAMM Best Community for Music Education. The Fairmont Marching Firebirds have earned superior ratings at OMEA State Finals since 1998.
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David Bode has been teaching instrumental music since 1992 and is currently the Director of Bands and General Sherman Junior High School in the Lancaster City Schools. He is also an assistant director for the Lancaster High School “Band of Gold”. Mr. Bode is a member of OMEA and serves as a marching band adjudicator. Diane Box graduated from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Music degree. She received her Master of Arts in Education/Gifted Intervention Specialist degree from Muskingum University. An OMEA adjudicator since the early 1990’s, she currently teaches K-2 music in the Rolling Hills Local School District and is the Meadowbrook High School Color Guard Instructor. Steven Box has been an OMEA Marching Band Adjudicator since the early 90’s. He has taught in the Rolling Hills Local School District (Meadowbrook High School) since 1980. He received his Bachelor of Music Ed degree in 1980 from Bowling Green State University and his Masters Degree in Music Ed from the University of Akron in 2002. Betsy Britton Carras has been involved in marching band, winter guard, dance team, baton twirling activity since 1975. She has been a performer, choreographer, designer, clinician, advisor and a judge. Her experience involves instructing WGI world class independent / high school winter guard finalists and dance team world finalists. Recently “retired” from teaching marching band, Betsy teaches high school English and Zumba Fitness in Cincinnati. Jim Bundy is a graduate of The Ohio State University where he received both a Bachelors and Masters degrees. He has just retired from the River View School District in Coshocton County. Mr. Bundy has been a marching band adjudicator since 1990. David Burchfield currently serves as Director of Symphonic Winds at the Cincinnati School for Creative and Performing Arts and as Associate Conductor of the Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony Orchestra. His previous position was with the Fairfield, Ohio City Schools where he was Director of Bands from 1979 to 2002. David Burroughs has been an OMEA adjudicator for over 30 years. In addition to adjudicating marching band percussion he is active as a Solo & Ensemble and Large Group judge. He is married with three children, retired from Kent City Schools, and is a graduate of Bowling Green State University. Barry Canan has taught color guard since 1988. He has worked with such programs as Middletown High School, Hilliard Davidson High School, Teays Valley High School,
and most recently Northmont High School. He has a BA in Music Education from Bowling Green State University. He currently resides in Dublin with his partner and two dogs, Zoe and Benny. James Chickrell has been an Ohio music educator since 1974, serving since 1988 as Director of Bands and music department chair at Logan Elm High School. Jim earned his Bachelor of Music degree summa cum laude and his Master of Music degree at Ohio University. Rob Cintron is band director at Maumee High School. He has taught since 1980. Rob has served OMEA as the Adjudications Chair, Visual Caption Head, as well contest host and the 1997 Conference Co-Chair. Mr Cintron has also spent time affiliated with the Glassmen Drum And Bugle Corps. Chad Clum from Sylvania, Ohio has been designing and instructing bands, guards and winter guards since 1998, being part of the design team for 100’s of shows. He is also the director of Phoenix Independent Winter Guard. When not at a practice, Chad designs and manufactures costumes and flags. William Davis is retired with thirty-six years of teaching, the last twenty-two as director of bands and music department chair at Kent Roosevelt High School. Previous teaching experience includes Tallmadge, Fremont and Windham. He continues to work with area bands and serves as an OMEA adjudicator. Steve DeMarco, Cambridge, OH. A Kent State University Graduate (Vocal Music Education), also performed in numerous instrumental ensembles and marching band feature twirler 1977-81. OMEA and National Baton Twirling Association judge for over 30 years, judging throughout the US, Canada, St Thomas and Barcelona, Spain. Currently a AAA Travel Consultant. Stephanie Dinsmore has been an educator and active member of OMEA since 1989. She received both her Bachelor and Master’s Degree at the University of Cincinnati. As a musician, Stephanie has been a member of the Cincinnati Community Orchestra and New Albany Symphony. She currently resides in New Albany with her husband Allan, and their two sons, David (16), and Matthew (14). Eric Doolittle is a 23 year teacher and conductor of four concert bands as well as co-directs the marching band at Thomas Worthington High School. He previously taught in the Trotwood-Madison and Tipp City School Districts. Eric and his wife, Christine, reside in Westerville with their sons, Matthew and Andrew.
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Aaron Draime is Associate Director of Bands for the Riverside Local School District. Previous positions held include Band Director and Marching Band Coordinator at St. Edward and Marion Harding High Schools. Bands under Aaron’s direction have earned several Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion recognitions. Aaron is an alumnus and former brass instructor with the Toledo Glassmen Drum & Bugle Corps (1997-2002).
several “national titles” The UC Bearcat Band has grown from 65 members to over 275 members during his service to the University of Cincinnati students
Jim Gault has been an active participant in OMEA adjudication’s since his retirement from the Hilliard City Schools. His student’s achievements includes: over 100 Marching Band Best Drum Line, eighty percussion ensemble and many solo Superior Ratings. His Indoor drum lines Patrick Dunlap is a 1987 graduate of Lakeland High School have been Grand Champions throughout Ohio, Kentucky and has been an O.M.E.A. auxiliary adjudicator since 1994. and Indiana. He has worked with many different bands including Indian Valley North, Indian Valley Local, Buckeye Trail, Cadiz and Bruce Gerken has taught in the Lancaster City Schools Harrison High School. since 1978, where he presently serves as Director of Bands at Thomas Ewing Junior High School, Director of Percussion George Edge has taught for 35 years: 27th years as Director Studies, Percussion Ensemble Director and Music of Bands at Grove City High School and 8 years as director of Coordinator. He received his BME and MM in Applied the Newton Bands and Choirs. He is the 2007 Ohio Teacher Percussion from Ohio University. of the Year, has earned over 95 Grand Champions with his bands, and is an American Bandmasters Association Bill Graham, an active teacher since 1967, is married to member. Cheryl Anne Graham. Together they have one daughter, Christie DeVore, a pre-school teacher in Newark. Bill is Sherron Edge has taught instrumental music since 1979. the eLearning coordinator at Sandy Valley Local Schools. She graduated from Bowling Green State University with a He has been active in the performing arts as a drill writer, Bachelor of Music Education and The Ohio State University colorguard instructor, and trombone teacher. with a Master of Arts. She presently teaches instrumental music in Columbus City Schools. George Edge is her Cheryl Anne Graham is the former director of bands at husband. They have two children. New Philadelphia and Ridgewood High Schools, from 1969 to 2001. Currently Cheryl teaches K-5 vocal music. She Bill Etling has taught and arranged for many marching is the co-director with her husband, Bill, of the Big, Bad, bands and indoor drumlines since 1988. He firmly believes Bodacious Brass Band, a low brass choir that performs at in bettering young people through music education and churches and community events. teaching them values and good judgment. Bill resides in Kent, Ohio with his cat Jack. Ron Graham started judging percussion for the Ohio Music Educators Association in 2012. He is currently the John Fecker retired from the Forest Hills School District Director of Bands at Lexington Local Schools in Lexington, (2005) where he held the position of Band Director at Ohio where his duties include the Lexington Band of Gold, Turpin High School for 26 years. Mr. Fecker received Symphonic Band and Jazz Band. His teaching experience his Bachelor of Music from the University of Cincinnati proudly includes the Lexington Local Schools (2010 - 2013) College-Conservatory of Music and Masters in Education and the Fredericktown Local Schools (2006 - 2010). He is from Xavier University. a graduate from the University of Akron and Westerville North High School. Kristi Forshey has been an OMEA judge since 2004. She is currently the colorguard caption head at Copley High Dr. William Guegold is a professor emeritus at The School. Her teaching experience has included Firestone University of Akron School of Music. He is a past president High School, Wadsworth High School, Revere High School of OMEA and served as Marching Band Affairs Chair and and Copley High School. Kristi is the former OMEA MB Chair of the Adjudicated Events Committee. He co-chaired Auxiliary Caption Head. In her “real” job she is an EFDA the 2000, 2003 and 2009 OMEA State Conferences. Guegold (Expanded Functions Dental Assistant). is president of the North Central Division of NAfME and has taught since 1975. Dr. Terren Frenz- A native of Canton, Ohio has served Ohio public schools since 1963 and is completeing his 50th year Dave Handshue is director of bands at Hilliard Davidson HS as a band director, adjudicator and clinician. He has guided where his teaching duties include Wind Symphony, Concert his high school bands to hundreds of superior ratings and Band, Jazz Band and Marching Band. Dave’s professional
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affiliations include MENC, Phi Beta Mu, ASBDA and NABBA. He lives in Hilliard with his wife Carol and three West Highland Terriers. Ken Holzworth is a retired trumpet player from the United States Army Band (Pershing’s Own) in Washington DC. During his 20 years of service Ken performed in 5 Presidential Inaugural Parades, 3 Olympic Games, and many International events at the White House with the elite United States Army Herald Trumpets. Don Jenkins has been a music educator for over 40 years. His bands have consistently received superiors at marching and concert events in both local and state events. He is a member of ASBDA and Phi Beta Mu music fraternities. Don received the OMEA Music Teacher of the Year Award in 2003. Sean Kelbley taught music in the Marietta, Granville, Westerville and Athens schools. His groups consistently earned superior ratings in OMEA and regional and national festivals. An OMEA adjudicator since 1987 and former Marching Band Adjudications Chair, he currently is a counselor in the Athens City Schools. Larry Klabunde earned a BME from Wheaton College (IL) in 1979, and a MME from OSU in 1985. He has taught music in four different school systems since 1980. He has served as band director in the Worthington Schools since 1988, & an OMEA adjudicator since the early 90s. Randall G. Lamb has adjudicated marching bands in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia for over 30 years. He directed the Pride of Newark to 28 consecutive appearances in the OMEA State Finals before his retirement in 2008. Mr. Lamb is currently the CEO and head custodian for ReGaL Drums, Inc. Darren LeBeau (Visual Effect) has been instrumental music director and auditorium supervisor for Revere Local Schools since 1998. He graduated from The University of Akron with a B.M. & M.M. He is a member of ASBDA and is currently attending Kent State University as a doctoral student in music education. Chad Lester has been teaching marching band and concert band percussion since 1995. He is currently working with New Albany High School Marching Band and Percussion Ensemble. He has worked with various other groups in the Central Ohio area, composing and teaching in multiple styles of marching band. Ron Lewis is currently the Associate Director of Bands at Dublin Scioto HS, also directs the Jazz Ensemble, Percussion
Ensemble, concert band, Music Appreciation, Music History and teaches beginning band at Davis MS. Has been an OMEA MB Adjudicator since 1992. Married to wife Beth, has 2 daughters-Jayne and Alyson and 2 beagles. Phillip Louden recently retired from teaching at Westerville City Schools after 32 years. He remains active in music as a consultant and adjudicator. Phil received his bachelor’s degree in music education from Western Michigan University and a master’s degree from The Ohio State University. Marty Lydecker An adjudicator since 1980, Marty has also served the OMEA as Band Affairs and High School Affairs Chair and Marching Band Music Caption Head. Under his direction, the North Royalton High School Marching & Concert Bands received consistent state “Superior” ratings. Recognized by N. Royalton and the Ohio PTA as a “Teacher of the Year”, Mr. Lydecker was the recipient of the OMEA “Outstanding Music Educator” Award in 2010. David Martin Retired Assistant Director of the University of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands. Band Director at Anderson and Norwood HS. Composer of elementary band compositions. Member of Phi Beta Mu, ASBDA, MENC, ASCAP, CBDNA and OMEA. Past OMEA activities included State Secretary, Conference Chair and District President. Mark Maxwell has been an adjudicator since 1978 serving with OMEA, CSJA, All-American Judges Association, and DCI. Retiring in 2010 from Lexington, he directed the marching, symphonic, and jazz bands where all his groups were consistently rated Superior at State Finals. He owns and designs marching drill through CustomDrill.Com. Mike Maynard received his BME from Capital University in 1984 and a Masters Degree in Administration from the University of Dayton. Mike served on the Adjudicated Events Committee, most recently as the Marching Band Adjudications Chair. He currently teaches in the Worthington School District where he resides with wife, Susie. Their children are Kenzie, Kaela, Trey and Laura. Clarence McCoy has been an OMEA marching band adjudicator since 1992. Clarence has worked as an arranger/ drill designer, and has worked on the marching band staff for several high schools and Otterbein University. He is currently Director of Worship Arts at Lancaster First United Methodist Church and works with the Lancaster High School Vocal Department. Bill McIntosh (State Finals Announcer) is an accomplished announcer with many years of experience in public and commercial radio. A native of Shelbyville, Kentucky, Bill
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holds a music performance degree from Morehead State University (Kentucky) and is an active musician. Bill is a sales associate with The Hauer Music Company in Dayton. Kathy McIntosh is presently the Music Department Head and Director of Bands at Troy City Schools. She is a native of Troy and a graduate of Morehead State University (KY). She is currently serving as Past President of OMEA D11. She also serves as a SWAG Team Leader for Music For All.
guard and visual consultant, marching band adjudicator and guest director, and is a member of OMEA, MENC, CSJA and a life member of Kappa Kappa Psi and Phi Mu Alpha. Chas has judged marching band events in Ohio, Indiana and Louisiana and is the former OMEA Visual Caption Head. Jeff Myers is a native of Coshocton, Ohio and a graduate of Ohio University (BMus, Music Education, 1974), Marshall University (MA, Music, Percussion Performance, 1979), and Muskingum University (MAT, Special Education, 2005). He has judged percussion for OMEA-MB and Solo & Ensemble events since 1980. Jeff currently resides in Cambridge with his wife Jane.
Thomas McLeish directed bands for 31 years and successfully competed in O.M.E.A. Adjudicated Events prior to his retirement in 2009. He currently serves as an adjudicator for Marching Band, Solo and Ensemble and Large Group. He is also a member of Phi Beta Mu, A.S.B.D.A, and the Steve Parks has been teaching in the Tipp City Schools since Heisey Wind Ensemble. He currently resides in Newark 1999. He has been a marching band, solo and ensemble, and with his wife, Kathy. large group adjudicator for OMEA since 2007: Steve lives in Springboro with his wife Teri and daughter Rachel. Diane McMaster-Perry: Retired band director-Field Local: M.S. band performances-Ohio Band Director’s Conference, Marc Parulekar is in his 11th year as the Director of Superior Ratings-OMEA, As Associate/Marching Band Bands at Pickerington North HS. He as also served with consistent I’s at SMBF. Previously: Conductor/Flute- the OSU Marching Band as a graduate assistant, assistant Wooster Music Camp, OMEA Dist. VI president & Lg. band director at Pickerington HS, and as band director at Group Host. Presently: Orchestra Conductor, Flute West Jefferson HS. He is a member of Phi Beta Mu and an Instructor, OMEA Lg. group/SE/MB adjudicator, Woodwind Eagle Scout. He and his wife, Tracie, make their home in Pickerington with their seven-year old son Andrew and one Quintet & Flute soloist. Member: OMEA, ASBDA. year old daughter Abby. Robert McNutt received his Bachelors’ Degree from Otterbein University and his Masters’ Degree from the Jennifer Paul currently resides in Oregonia, Ohio with University of South Florida. He is currently the Head Band husband Shane and twin daughters Emma and Elle. She has Director at Central Crossing High School in Grove City, actively participated in the OMEA judging circuit for the Ohio. Mr. McNutt is a member of Phi Beta Mu and is an past 20 years. She is also a veteran color guard member of the Canton, Ohio Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corp where active OMEA Adjudicator. she marched from 1987 to 1990. Dan Meeks (OMEA Marching Band Percussion Caption Head) has been a band director at Shawnee High School in Ken Peck retired Westerville South Director of Bands for Lima, Ohio since 2005. Along with his wife, Patricia, the thirty years. Have taught a total of thirty four years and Shawnee Band program has consistently received superior have judged extensively throughout the United States. I have ratings in both concert and marching band. Before teaching been a O.M.E.A. judge for 30 years? They were using a tick at Shawnee, Mr. Meeks taught 27 years in the Southwest system so Mike you can maybe calculate the years approx. Local School District in Harrison, Ohio. Mr. Meeks is a David T. Phillips is originally from St. Albans, West Virginia. member of OMEA, Phi Beta Mu, ASBDA, and PAS. He has earned Bachelor of Arts and Masters in Applied Brian Monroe has been a band director at Stow-Munroe Music Performance degrees from Marshall University. Mr. Falls High School for 23 years where he is the director Phillips taught thirty years in Ohio public schools from of the 230 piece “Bulldog” Marching Band, the Wind which he retired in 2002 and became an OMEA adjudicator Ensemble and co-director of the Freshman Band. He also in 1981. teaches Music Theory 2, Jazz 2 & 5th & 6th Grade Band & Lessons. Monroe holds degrees in Music Education Bart Pickenpaugh has been teaching since 2004, he presently serves as Director of Bands at Lancaster High School. Prior (percussion) & Composition from Kent State University. to coming to Lancaster he taught in Victorville, CA and Charles Myers is a native of Pittsburgh, Pa. and a graduate at Tri-Village Local Schools in New Madison, OH. He of Miami University. Mr. Myers retired after 30 years at received his BME from Ohio University and MME from Kalida High School. Now a freelance drill designer, color Capital University.
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Craig Porter has been the Director of Bands at Big Walnut High School since 2002. He was previously the Asst. Director of Bands at Big Walnut High School from 19932002. He received his Bachelor’s of Music Education degree from Bowling Green State University and a Masters Degree from Arizona State University.
Brian Stevens is the Director of Bands at Dublin Jerome High School. His bands have posted consistent Superior ratings at OMEA Adjudicated Events for more than twenty years. Mr. Stevens is Music Director of the Internationallyacclaimed Brass Band of Columbus and has served on the OMEA Adjudicated Events Committee since 2003.
Linda Rainey has judged color guard for OMEA for many years. A graduate of The Ohio State University and member of The Ohio State University Alumni Band, she is a past director of several central Ohio color guards. She is the principal at Liberty Union Elementary School in Baltimore, Ohio.
Dave Stinson (OMEA Marching Band Auxiliary Caption Head) is currently the Color Guard Designer for Crestwood, Nordonia, North Royalton, and Revere High Schools. Dave is currently the Director of Artistry IN BLUE Winter Guard, a WGI Finalist in 2010 & 2013.
Matthew Schott (OMEA Marching Band Visual Caption Head) is the Director of Bands at Wilson Middle School and is in his 16th year teaching, with the last 5 in the Newark City School District. He has previously taught at Reynoldsburg, River View and Bishop Watterson, teaching high school and middle school band and serving as the visual caption head of the marching bands at those districts. He is currently the visual caption head for the Thomas Worthington HS Marching Band. John Selhorst is Director of Bands at Finland Middle School in the South-Western City School District in Grove City. He is responsible for the Symphonic Band, Concert Band and Jazz Band at the middle school. He also teaches beginning band at Franklin Woods and Park Street Intermediate Schools. John is currently in his thirty-fifth year of teaching and is a private trumpet teacher in Columbus. Lisa Shepard is a graduate of Pickerington High School where she was a leader of the Color Guard. She attended Miami University and was a member and leader of the Redskin Color Guard. After graduating, she instructed the Pickerington and Fairbanks Color Guards. She has been an active OMEA adjudicator for many years. Ted Shuttleworth, a graduate of Morehead State University and Miami University, has been adjudicating for OMEA for over 30 years in both concert and marching band. He spent his teaching career as an instrumental music director and principal for the Fort Recovery Local Schools in Fort Recovery, Ohio. Ted resides with his wife in Greenville, Ohio. Greg Snyder (OMEA Marching Band Music Caption Head) has been director of bands in the Lakota Local Schools since 1988 and is currently at Lakota West High School. He received his Bachelor of Music Degree from Bowling Green State University and his Masters Degree in Music Education from VanderCook College of Music. Greg is a member of the American Bandmasters Association.
Bill Thomas, retired, was the director of bands at Lakota East High School from its opening in 1997 until 2012. Prior to Lakota he was the band director in the Minster Local Schools. He is a member of OMEA, Phi Beta MU, ASBDA and has had the honor to serve as various chairs on the OMEA Adjudicated Events Committee. Max W. Treier received his BS degree in Music Education from The Ohio State University. He retired from music education after teaching 35 years, serving 29 years as Director of Bands at Cambridge HS. Max is an active member of OMEA, and has been an OMEA adjudicator since 1973. He is the recipient of OMEA Outstanding Music Educator award and the Distinguished Service award. Casey Wagner is currently the Associate Director of Bands at Logan Elm High School. During his tenure with the marching band, the percussion section has been rated superior numerous times each season at the local and state level. Mr. Wagner also serves as an OMEA Marching Band Adjudicator. Douglas Wagner is a retired educator after 30 years of teaching. He is currently an Educational Consultant for various school districts in Eastern Ohio. Mr. Wagner is also arranges music for many different mediums and his clients reach all across the United States. In his spare time he is a “gym rat” and is a certified spinning instructor Dale White judges for Winter Guard International and specializes in General Effect. As a former two-time Grand National baton twirling champion, Dale now serves as the judge’s rep for the USA in the World Baton Twirling Federation. Roger Whitacre has been active in marching band and drum and bugle corps activities since 1972 and an OMEA adjudicator since 1988. He is a former band and choir director, was a brass instructor in the senior drum corps activity, and a marching band clinician and consultant throughout the state.
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William L. Wittman, received his Bachelor of Music from Ohio University and an MME from Wright State University. Mr. Wittman has been an active OMEA marching and concert band adjudicator, guest conductor and clinician in central Ohio. He is a past State Finals Chair, Marching Band Affairs Chair and Band Affairs Chair for OMEA. Bill’s professional affiliations include: MENC; OMEA; BASA; Phi Beta Mu, OACTS and ACTE. Mr. Wittman is also a recipient of the Outstanding Music Alumni Award from Wright State University. Jay Woods currently resides with wife (April) in St. Clairsville, Ohio. They have two children (Eric and Amanda) who are both married. Jay has been teaching music since 1977 and he is currently the band & choir director at Harrison Central High School in Cadiz, Ohio. Chris Wyscarver is in his 9th year as Director of Bands at Chesapeake Local Schools. He as also served as assistant band director at Ironton HS, and middle school band director at London HS. He and his wife, Kristen, live in Flatwoods, KY with their two year old son Bryson and two month old daughter Annie.
Tom Young has taught at Hiland High School, AmandaClearcreek High School, and currently at Watkins Memorial High School. He received degrees from Bowling Green and VanderCook College of Music. He has been an active OMEA Marching Band Adjudicator since 1986. He is an active high school soccer referee and performs in several area big bands. Matt Zuehlke has been band director since 1999 and a visual adjudicator since 2010. He has taught at Madison-Plains, Bishop Watterson and Dublin City Schools. Â Currently, he is the band director at Karrer Middle School in Dublin. He lives in Dublin with his wife Jenny and their three children.
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OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S Sunday, November 3rd Dayton Welcome Stadium
Music
George Edge
Music
Randy Lamb
Music
Mark Parulekar
Music
Dave Handshue
Visual Performance Visual Effect
Darren LeBeau Tom McLeish
General Effect
James Chickrell
Auxiliary
Sherron Edge
Auxiliary
Kristi Forshey
Warm-Up
3:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
David Bode
General Effect
Timing/Penalty
Bill Albright
Percussion
Bob Beck
Visual Performance
John Barr
Visual Effect General Effect
Michael Berning
General Effect
Brian Stevens
Auxiliary
Betsy Carras
Auxiliary
Patrick Dunlap
Timing/Penalty
Matt Zuehlke
Mike Maynard
Warm-Up
Stephanie Dinsmore Christopher Wyscarver
Music
Bill Thomas
Music
David Martin
Music
Craig Porter
Music
John Fecker
Percussion Visual Performance Visual Effect
Jeff Myers Clarence McCoy Ted Shuttleworth
General Effect
Sean Kelbley
General Effect
David Bare
Auxiliary
Chad Clum
Auxiliary
Steve DeMarco
Timing/Penalty
Larry Klabunde
Warm-Up
7:15 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.
Jim Gault
1:00 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Percussion
Casey Wagner
Music
Terren Frenz
Music
Brian Monroe
Percussion
Dan Meeks
Visual Performance
Steve Parks
Visual Effect
4:30 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.
10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 2nd Hilliard Bradley
Doug Wagner
General Effect
Cheryl Graham
General Effect
Bill Wittman
Auxiliary
Lisa Shephard
Auxiliary
Dale White
Timing/Penalty
Bill Graham
Warm-Up
Chad Lester
82
Percussion Visual Performance Visual Effect
Bill Etling Robert McNutt Matthew Schott
General Effect
Phil Louden
General Effect
Cheryl Graham
Auxiliary
Barry Canan
Auxiliary
Dave Stinson
Timing/Penalty
Bill Graham
Warm-Up
Ryan Alexis
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OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S
Music
Marty Lydecker
Music
Marty Lydecker
Music
Bill Davis
Music
David Phillips
Visual Performance Visual Effect
David Burroughs Mark Maxwell Ken Peck
General Effect
William Guegold
General Effect
Kenneth Holzworth
Auxiliary
Jennifer Paul
Auxiliary
Dave Stinson
Warm-Up
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General Effect
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General Effect
David Burchfield
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Cathy Barnes
Auxiliary
Diane Box
Timing/Penalty
Tom Young
Roger Whitacre
Warm-Up
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Music
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Music
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Music
Max Treier
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Percussion Visual Performance Visual Effect General Effect
Diane McMaster-Perry
Auxiliary
Dale White
Auxiliary
Linda Rainey
Timing/Penalty
General Effect
Brian Stevens
Warm-Up
Auxiliary
Kristi Forshley
Auxiliary
Barry Artis
Warm-Up
Ron Graham
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Timing/Penalty
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