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Archives:
HERE
Published:
Thursday,
May
27,
2010
The
Record
TROY — There’s lots of excitement building around the Flag Day Parade on June 13.
The Flag Day Parade Committee has announced that The Marksmen Drum and Bugle Corps will be participating in this year’s parade, and contributions continue to come in to The Record’s Flag Day Fund Drive.
The Marksmen, a parade and concert performance organization from western Massachusetts, dress in green, black and silver uniforms and are led by an honor guard of rifle bearers and 10 flags.
Following their lead is a battery of snare drums and bass drums and the musical sound of the brass section.
This year, the corps is celebrating its 21st consecutive years of operation and performance. Each season, the Marksmen perform throughout New England to a collective audience of 750,000. Throughout the years, the group has won many local, regional and national awards and recognition.
The corps has also performed at Carnegie Hall and Shea Stadium.
The Marksmen Drum and Bugle Corps is comprised of 45 adult members from Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York. The group’s repertoire consists of all the Armed Forces songs and various patriotic tunes, Broadway show tunes, some popular arrangements, a bit of jazz, and a unique arrangement of their signature song, “I Believe.”
Last week, the parade committee announced Strange News From Another Planet! and Capital Brass will take part in the parade.
Troy’s Flag Day Parade will step off at 1 p.m., rain or shine, on June 13, starting in South Troy and proceeding north along Fourth Street into downtown.
CB!'s own Mike Blair
earns Fellowship
4/3/2010
CB's own Mike Blair
(Tuba major, Eastman
School) is the recipient
of a great opportunity
for this summer. His
chamber group, Oracle
Brass, received the
quintet fellowship and
full-ride scholarships
for the summer to live
together and play
concerts with American
Brass Quintet, beginning
with the Aspen Music
Festival.
But until he leaves, he
will perform with
Capital Brass! on
baritone and tuba, for
May and most of June!
Glad to have him back
for a short time. And,
we're all very happy
he's getting this great
opportunity! Congrats,
Mike!
CB! to perform Recital
at College of St. Rose
4/1/2010
Capital Brass! will
perform at the Senior
Recital for our Tubist,
Bryan Bee, at The
College of St. Rose in
Albany... Friday April
16, at 4:00pm.
Our corps will perform 3
pieces, comprising about
a third of Bryan's
recital. Two additional
St. Rose music students
will sit in with us for
the performance.
We'll be performing:
"That's a Plenty" -
Luther
Henderson/Canadian Brass
arrangement
"A Nightingale Sang in
Barkley Square" - ala
Manhatten Transfer...
originally arranged for
our BOM! Saxaphone
quintet, by Kevin Foster
"Sing, Sang, Sung" - our
own arrangement,
licensed by Gordon
Goodwin
The recital is open to
the public.
We're very proud and
excited about this
opportunity to perform
at this Music School in
our own home town.
SNAP! earns Best Band
Award in Kingston!
3/16/2010
The opening weekend of
parade season saw
Capital Brass! return to
the street with a Parade
unit in Hoosick Falls,
and SNAP! earning "Best
Band" over a large field
of Pipe Bands, High
School Bands and Drum
Corps' in the Kingston
St. Patrick's Day
parade. Nice Start!
Drum Corps Planet - show
review
Joe Gagliardi
3/9/2010
Our show yesterday March
7th was a GREAT success.
This was contributed to
2 Great Organizations;
Capital Brass and Prime
Time Brass who wowed the
receptive audience. Drum
Corps is back in Auburn,
NY
The program started at
about 2:14pm with
Capital Brass taking
center stage. These
Pro’s put on one heck of
a show and had the crowd
dancing in their seats.
You could see that the
audience liked the music
as they recognized the
songs and liked what
they heard. They gave CB
a standing ovation, in
appreciation, for their
performance. Great job
guys and thanks for
coming in all the way
from Albany.
About 2:50pm, 10 minutes
before they were
scheduled to go on Prime
Time Brass was called on
to take the stage. Just
like Pro’s that they
are, in the spirit of
Drum Corps, they were
flexible and did it with
grace and efficiency.
After marching in 6
parades in New Orleans
which were like 6 miles
long these guys played
their hearts out. The
audience was overwhelmed
by the great sound and
with the music they (the
crowd) knew,“"Sweet
Caroline"” had them
rocking in their seats.
Again, after their show
the audience responded
by giving PTB a standing
ovation. Great job also
PTB for coming to Auburn
and helping us out.
Then it was our turn to
perform. What an act to
follow, these 2 great
organizations. We went
out and gave it our best
effort. We sounded, in
my opinion; great
considering this is only
our second year out. We
were well received by
our home town crowd.
Our gratitude goes out
of course to: Cayuga
County Community College
and its staff for the
use of the facility,
Capital Brass, Prime
Time Brass, Our own
Purple Lancers and their
Families, our Staff, and
the Italian Kitchen Crew
who served the meal to
the participants after
the show. THANK YOU SO
MUCH FOR MAKING OUR SHOW
THE GREAT SUCCESS IT
WAS!
Now our biggest thanks
go out to our
President/Corps Director
- Richard (Dick)
Gagliardi for all his
hard work and dedication
24/7 in making this Show
a Great success that it
was.
Look Out For Next Year
Return of the Capital
Brass! Parade Corps!
2/12/10 (updated
2/20/10)
The new Capital Brass Parade Corps
DEBUTS March 13th: in Hoosick Falls,
NY St. Patrick's Day Parade.
The new CB! Parade Corps will be
sized to meet the budget of each
Parade sponsor; performing with
15-20 players.... a small,
corps-style unit to compliment our
SNAP! Jazz Ensemble, which has been
performing in parades since 2008.
Hoosick Falls has hired our
minimum-sized group. But the
entertainment level will be far from
small, as we will present a hot
little ensemble filled with seasoned
players. Most of the same players
will perform the next day, in the
Kingston St. Pat's parade, with an
all-brass version of SNAP!.
The line-up for the corps is nearly
complete; including some
heavy-weight players...., with
enough performers to fill out the
corps in venues both large and
small; and to allow for subs as
needed. Send an e-mail, asap, if you
have interest in one of our few open
roster spots.
Welcome! ..to the trumpet line: Tony
Gambaro (Avant Garde Alumnus; Out of
Control R&B Band, TOP, UK Burners,
Blues Other Brothers, Alex Torres)
Current line-up:
Trumpets:
Andrew Bisnett
Tony Gambaro
Terry Gordon
Kevin Hendrick
Terry Stoliker
Scott Thompson
Jeff Young
Mellophone/Horn:
Bill Davis
Paul MacDonald
Tom MacDonald
Baritone:
Shaun Bazylewicz
Mike Blair
Bryan Brundige
Amy Giamettai
Bill Hoeprich
Arron Koffman
Tuba:
Bryan Bee
Drums:
Steve Candlin
Rob Cenci
Gene Garone
Chris Rowlands
2010 “A Capital
Brass! Christmas” Benefit Concert
2/10/2010
click here for link to DCP article
CB! is happy to announce that the
2010 “A Capital Brass! Christmas” will be presented as a Benefit Concert for St.
Catherine’s Center for Children, of Albany, NY.
The Center for Children provides a comprehensive range of human services
designed to offer hope, foster growth and improve the lives of children and
families.
The one-hour concert will be held on Saturday, December 4th, at 4pm, with a
reception at 3pm; at the Carondolet Music Center, of St. Joseph’s Provincial
House, in Latham. A wonderful venue for a great cause.
This concert represents the culmination of 3 years of development for CB!.
Beginning in 2006, with a collection of jingles, augmented by a few custom
arrangements, the CB! Christmas book has grown into a full collection of
treasured Christmas and Hanukah favorites.
The 2010 concert will include an eclectic mix of holiday selections to celebrate
the season, including: Choral Works, Gospel songs, Hymns, Carols, Folk and Pop
tunes. Also, plenty of fun and a few surprises!
Proceeds from the concert with benefit St. Catherine’s Center for Children, in
Memory of former staff member Bonnie Stoliker, who passed away last November.
Bonnie is the late wife of Terry Stoliker; an Alumni of the Green Sabers and
Interstatesmen, and a current member of the Skyliners Alumni and Capital Brass!.
A Capital Brass!
Christmas
11/27/09
This December, Capital
Brass! will perform
their fourth annual
Christmas Concert; with
an expanded play list
and their finest venue
to date.
First, on Sunday,
December 6th,
members of CB! will
participate in the
Albany, NY edition of
Tuba Christmas, at the
Empire State Plaza;
conducted by David
Wampler, Instructor of
low brass, College of
St. Rose.
On Saturday, December 12th,
the group will perform a
warm-up concert at
Baptist Health Center,
in Scotia. Nursing Home
and Veteran’s Hospital
performances have become
a yearly tradition for
CB!, and Baptist Health
is a new venue for 2009.
Finally, CB! is honored
to be invited to perform
their full Christmas
Concert on Sunday,
December 20th,
at St. George’s Church
in Clifton Park. The
concert is open to the
general public.
This year’s Christmas
playlist features over
one-third new music, and
selections from many
fine arrangers,
including:
“Do You Hear What I
Hear?” – arranged by Jay
Lichtmann
“Little Drummer
Boy/Pat-a-Pan” –
arranged by Bud Udell
Mel Torme’s “The
Christmas Song” –
arranged by Kevin Foster
2 arrangements by CB!’s
own Andrew Bisnett:
“Silent Night” and “Away
in The Manger”
3 by John Arietano:
“Westminster Carol”,
Grandma Got Run Over by
a Reindeer” and “God
Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”
Several from the
Canadian Brass
collection: “What Child
is This?”, “O Little
Town of Bethlehem”, “Joy
to the World”,
“Hallelujah Chorus”
(from Handel’s Messiah),
“Carol of the Bells” and
“Hava Nagila”.
And a couple more for
fun: “You’re a Mean One,
Mr. Grinch” and “The
Chipmunk Song”.
CB!
Parade Corps Returns in
2010
10/12/09
After a great season for the Brass
Ensemble... plus the wild success of
SNAP!, in parades across the
region.....
.... it's time to reintroduce the
Capital Brass! Parade Corps.
The parade unit was a part-time
project ,over the last couple of
years, with basically once-a-year
appearances; including one
performance which earned the 2008 NY
State American Legion State Drum
Corps Title.
In 2009 our SNAP! jazz band became
our parade representative; as
organizers all over the region
enthusiastically welcomed the
Capital Brass! organization back to
the parade arena.... where they once
were perennial favorites.
For 2010, we have some exciting
plans and some unique opportunities
for the right players..., who are
interested in performing with a
progressive, dynamic, EXCELLENT
drum corps.
We will build on the high quality
and huge success of SNAP! to produce
a companion group to fill the void
for a good, local drum corps unit to
march in local parades. A very high
degree of excellence is expected;
and we will accept no less than
producing the PREMIER musical parade
unit in the region.
A limited number of brass,
percussion and guard members will we
be accepted. Details are still being
developed but, some tentative
details are available:
- Members will provide their
own instruments and uniforms,
and will share in parade
revenue. (some loaner
instruments may be available)
- A small, fun & impactful
repertoire will be used.
- A limited rehearsal schedule
in the late Winter/early Spring.
- The parade unit will be a
produced and operated by
Brass-O-Mania!
The goal is to start
rehearsals in early 2010, to
prepare for a St. Patrick's Day
premier. But, at the outside,
Memorial Day will be the latest
target.
Spots will be very limited.
So contact us to indicate your
interest, asap. Once rehearsals
are scheduled, they'll be posted
on our website; along with
current openings.
Interested performers and
support personnel should contact
us at:
tommacd@nycap.rr.com .
2008 NY State American Legion
Champions!
CB! Contributes to Blues
Evolution Recording
10/10/09
Capital Brass! has
recently completed its
portion of the latest
Blues Evolution
recording project.
The project fulfills a
goal made in the early
days of the new CB!, and
is just the first of the
group's recording plans.
Blues Evolution is an
American music group
with a unique approach
to modern blues, soul,
gospel and jazz-based
music, as imagined by
Elexus Quinn and Ziggy
True. Quinn and True
compose, perform, and
produce the music of
Blues Evolution.
Capital Brass! will be
included on a track on
the group's new CD
release; a Blues tune,
with some sweet
horn-band background
licks, orchestrated by
CB!'s own Kevin
Hendrick. Capital Brass!
will also be prominently
featured in the tune's
classic
New Orleans-style Dirge
intro
and Dixieland outro.
The new recording will
soon be available. Blues
Evolution's current CD
can be sampled and
downloaded at:
www.bluesevolution.com
.
more pics:
HERE
2009 Pittsfield Reunion
Posted on
September 13th, 2009
Pittsfield Cavaliers
Website
Well we did it! The rain
held off and when all was
said and done, about 150
Drum Corps alumni gathered
at Camp Russell for an
afternoon of reliving old
times and meeting old
friends.
The Capital Brass played for
over an hour and they were
awesome! Rich Powell
showed his slide show/powerpoint
and it was fun to watch and
produced great memories.
There were 10 notebooks full
of pictures and clippings
and many people brought some
of their treasures to share
with the group. Rachel
Gilbert Shepler brought a
quilt she made with all the
Pittsfield Drum Corps on it
and all the alumni present
signed the back of the quilt
with their name and corps
and years. Bob McCaffery
came in from Nevada, Marty
Hopper from Arizona, Mike
Petel from Texas, Jack
Noonan from Chicago, and
Brian Chisholm from Florida
just to name a few. Many
more traveled in from all
over the east coast. Not
only were all 7 Pittsfield
corps represented, but the
Spiegalaires from Troy as
well. The Marksmen also sent
a large contingent and it
was good to meet those folks
as well.
Some people told us that
they met friends they hadn’t
seen in over 40 years. There
certainly was a lot of
hugging going on! It’s just
what the reunion committee
envisioned - good friends,
good food, good venue, good
times! E’Sprit d’ Corps!
Capital Brass Earns 91.0 in DCA Brass Ensemble
competition
Earning their highest score to date, in DCA I&E
competition, CB! finished ahead of ensembles from
Top DCA corps' San Francisco Renegades and Minnesota
Brass; earning a 91.0 for their presentation of
"Cartoon Capers". The competition was highly
contested, with arguably the best line-up of brass
ensembles in DCA history. Entries included groups
from Racine, St. Paul, San Francisco, Sacramento,
Pittsburgh, Virginia, Louisville, Rochester and
Bridgeport. A second CB! ensemble earned an 85.0,
for "Bohemian Rhapsody". The two entries were the
most complex pieces the corps has entered in
competition so far. And the CB! crew was very
pleased with the reaction from the audience and
judges to both pieces.
In Mini-corps competition, CB! eaned 10th, with a
score of 77.0.
CB! soloists also fared well with 2 of the top 5
Mid-range performers, and top 5 Baritone and Tuba.
E nsemb
1 Kilties Baritones 96
Ensemb 2 Power Zone 95
Ensemb 3 Derby City Knights 94
Ensemb 4 Prime Time Brass 93
Ensemb 5 AL Post 391
Freelancers 92
Ensemb
6 Capital
Brass #1 91
Ensemb 7 Renegades 89
Ensemb 8 Micro Brass 87
Ensemb
9 Capital
Brass #2 85
Ensemb 10 Park City Pride 82
Ensemb 11 Steel City
Ambassadors 80
Ensemb 12 Shen Sound 79
Mini-corps:
1. 97.83 - Star United
2. 93.50 - Mass Brass / Music City Legend (TIE)
4. 93.17 - Ghost Riders
5. 92.17 - Golden Eagles
6. 92.00 - Minne Brass
7. 85.67 - Skyliners Alumni
8. 83.00 - Vigilantes
9. 82.00 - Sacramento Freelancers
10. 77.00 - Capital Brass
11. 75.33 - Gulf Coast Sound
12. 73.67 - Generations
13. 68.83 - Cincinnati Trasition
Mid 1 Jimmy Steele Statesmen 93
Mid 2 Scooter Pirtle Star United 91
Mid
3 Paul
MacDonald Capital Brass 90
Mid 4 Dennis Tischhauser Mn Brass 87
Mid
5 Andrew
Bissnett Capital Brass 86
Mid 6 Brad Flint Vigilantes 85
Mid 7 Rick Simard Jr Mass Brass 84
Mid 8 Anthony Fiumara Shen Sound 81
Mid 9 Buzzy Bergdoll Malden 80
Mid 10 Glenn Kubacki Cabs Alumni 79
Mid 11 Anthony Fiumara Shen Sound 78
Mid 12 Tony D'Andrea Cabs Alumn 76
Bari 1 Pat Buzzard Kilties 99
Bari 2 Jerome Kimbrough Bush 97
Bari 3 Eric Shaw Vigilantes 96
Bari 4 Ruben Ariola/Sky Brassmen 92
Bari
5 Michael
Blair Capital Brass 91
Bari 6 Justin Clintsnan Kilties 90
Bari 7 Dennis Tischhauser Mn Brass 88
Bari 8 Dick Pomerleau Shen Sound 83
Bari
9 Bryan Bee
Capital Brass 82
Bari 10 Theresa Lacroix Crusaders 81
Bari
11 Andrew
Bissnett Capital Brass 80
Contra 1 Randall Bennett Brigs 96
Contra 2 Jim Wise Statesmen 94
Contra 4 Dennis Tischhauser MN Brass 91
Contra 3 Eric Shaw Vigilantes 90
Contra 5
Bryan Bee
Capital Brass 89
Contra 6 Cody Lund Vigilantes 88
Contra 7 John Philbrook Mass Brass 83
Full I&E Results here
The Capital Brass will be performing. They are a group
of professional brass players from the Albany, NY area,
some of whom have Drum Corps resumes - Interstatesmen,
Speigelaires, Avant Guard, etc. They play every year at
the Drum Corps show in Glens Falls, NY and at the
Saratoga Race Track each season. They also compete in
the mini-corps, and individual competitions at the DCA
championships.
We’ve heard them play many times, and these guys can
really rip it up!
While on vacation at Lake George this summer, former
Pittsfield Cavaliers snare drummer, Dave Fields, saw
Capital Brass perform and was very impressed, not only
with the quality of their playing but also with the
complexities of their charts. Dave is still a
professional musician, so his positive comments mean
more than most.
We are honored that the Capital Brass has agreed to
perform at the Pittsfield Drum Corps reunion. You don’t
want to miss them!
Capital Brass! Parade
Corps to return in 2010
Corps-style drummers sought for parade unit
7/17/2009
The CB! guys have had such a great time, performing with "Strange News from
Another Planet!", in parades this year!!! AND, the group has been a HUGE hit! We
also have a long list of additional players who'd like to perform with "Strange
News"... which just begs for the creation of another parade unit.
That considered, and with mulitple invitations for 2010, already; we have
decided to once again offer Capital Brass! for parades next year.
In 2008, our Parade Corps earned the NY State American Legion Title, in the Drum
Corps Division, at the State Convention, in Albany.
For 2010, CB! will march a small drum corps, of 15-20 pieces. We will, of
course, draw from our Brass Ensemble, for brass players, and accept additional
performers, as needed.
For a percussion section, we will use a small corps-style line of 3 to 4
players. I would like to get 6 drummers on board, to allow for schedule
conflicts. We have 2 corps drummers on board for the project now , and are
looking for 4 more. Rehearsals (likely only a few) will be held in February or
March of 2010.
By putting Capital Brass! back on the street, we will be able to offer two
distinct parade units. And I believe that, with the addition of a few more
corps-style drummers, we'll have enough musicians where we'll be able to double
up, using both groups on the same parade dates.
Published: Sunday, May 31, 2009
TROY — Plans are moving ahead for the
annual Troy Flag Day Parade on June 14.
Parade organizers have announced that “Strange News From Another Planet! (SNAP)
will be appearing in the parade, which steps off at 1 p.m., rain or shine, on
Flag Day. The parade, which is being held this year in honor of the late Ed
Verrillo, the longtime parade committee member, starts in South Troy and goes up
Fourth Street into downtown Troy.
SNAP, a strolling jazz/improvizational ensemble, is a high-octane group that
performs a combination of jazz and pop tunes in parades and parks throughout the
region, according to parade organizers.
Among the selections performed by the group of musicians that number nine to 18,
depending on the occasion, are “Happy Feet Blues,” “Everybody’s Everything” and
“Late in the Evening.”
Bugler's Hall of Fame Championship
Bridgeport, CT, March 28, 2009
With only 12 members making the trip, CB! made quite a mark, with 9 Medals,
including our 3rd consecutive Brass Ensemble title.
The Mini-corps performed "Concerto De Aranjuez", "Sway", "Bohemian Rhapsody"
and a new arrangement of "America".
Mixed Ensemble performed a re-worked "The Brass-O-Maniacs - a Cartoon
Symphony".
And for Brass Ensemble, CB! presented a sextet, which won with a new 4-minute
piece, learned just 10 days prior: "Cartoon Capers".
Paul MacDonald and Kevin Hendrick took the Brass Duet title in their first
performance together.
Paul MacDonald took Silver in Mid-range and Bronze in Trumpet/Soprano,
against a large and talented group of entries.
Bryan Bee took the Gold in Tuba/Contra in his first try at individuals.
And Andrew Bisnett, of the CB! trumpet section, competed in 3 categories;
scoring high in Trumpet and Mid-range, but taking the Gold on Baritone!
Championship Results:
|
Name |
Affiliation |
Entry
|
Score |
|
Diana Dugan Stack
|
Park City Pride |
Snare Individual |
80 |
|
Jack McGuiness |
Sky Alumni
|
Vibes Individual |
92 |
|
Carl Ferrigno |
Park City Pride |
Keyboard Individual |
95 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Bryan Bee |
Capital Brass! |
Contra Individual |
86 |
|
Tom Michalski |
St Kevin’s |
Contra Individual
|
80 |
|
Carl Ferrigno |
Park City Pride |
Contra Individual |
79 |
|
Rob Sylvia |
St Kevin’s |
Contra Individual |
78 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Andrew Bisnett |
Capital Brass! |
Baritone Individual |
86 |
|
Mike Wargo |
Brooklyn United |
Baritone Individual |
82 |
|
Carl Ferrigno |
Park City Pride |
Trombone Individual |
76 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Frank Buzzy Bergdoll |
St Kevin’s |
Mid Range Individual |
96 |
|
Paul MacDonald |
Capital Brass! |
Mid Range Individual
|
94 |
|
Andrew Bisnett |
Capital Brass! |
Mid Range Individual |
89 |
|
Meiko Hedling |
Selden |
Mid Range Individual |
85 |
|
Jason Chin |
Skyliners (Sunrisers?) |
Mid Range Individual
|
84 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Rich Wardlow
|
Brooklyn United |
Soprano Individual |
99 |
|
Tony Martin
|
Ct Alumni |
Soprano Individual |
98 |
|
Paul MacDonald
|
Capital Brass! |
Soprano Individual |
97 |
|
Kenton Clarke
|
Skyliners |
Soprano Individual |
96 |
|
Andrew Bisnett
|
Capital Brass! |
Soprano Individual |
95 |
|
John Kamerdin
|
Sunrisers |
Soprano Individual |
92 |
|
Carl Ferrigno
|
Park City Pride
|
Soprano Individual |
88 |
|
Glen Kubacki
|
Selden
|
Soprano Individual |
86 |
|
Anthony Speedy West
|
Skyliners
|
Soprano Individual |
86 |
|
Claudia Furman
|
Ct Alumni
|
Soprano Individual |
86 |
|
Rich Fuzzy Vorel
|
Ct Alumni |
Soprano Individual |
77 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Capital Brass! |
Capital Brass! |
MIXED ENSEMBLE |
90 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Capital Brass! |
Capital Brass! |
BRASS ENSEMBLE |
95 |
|
Park City Pride |
Park City Pride |
BRASS ENSEMBLE |
89 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Paul MacDonald & Kevin Hendrick |
Capital Brass! |
BRASS DUET |
90 |
|
John Grass & Rich Wardlow |
Skyliners & Brooklyn United |
BRASS DUET |
87 |
|
2 Soprano’s |
Skyliners & Amboy Dukes |
BRASS DUET |
86 |
|
Paul & Meiko Hedling |
Selden |
BRASS DUET |
81 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Park City Baritones |
Park City Pride
|
BRASS QUARTET |
95 |
|
The Romeo’s
|
|
BRASS QUARTET |
87 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Frank Dorritie, John Urspruch & Jack McGuiness |
|
MIXED TRIO |
96 |
| |
|
|
|
|
West Sayville Golden Eagles |
West Sayville Golden Eagles |
MINI CORPS |
88.6 |
|
Capital Brass! |
Capital Brass! |
MINI CORPS |
84.1 |
| |
|
|
|
|
CB! Brass Ensemble:
trumpet
Andrew Bisnett
Kevin Hendrick
Tom MacDonald
mellophone
Paul MacDonald
baritone
Arron Koffman
Hank Mikolajeski
tuba
Bryan Bee
|
CB! Mixed Ensemble:
trumpet
Andrew Bisnett
Kevin Hendrick
Tom MacDonald
Pete Marholt, III
mellophone
Cliff Brant
Paul MacDonald
baritone
Arron Koffman
Hank Mikolajeski
tuba
Bryan Bee
percussion
Amedeo Bruni
|
CB! Mini-corps:
trumpet
Andrew Bisnett
Kevin Hendrick
Tom MacDonald
Pete Marholt, III
mellophone
Cliff Brant
Guy Bilyou
Paul MacDonald
baritone
Arron Koffman
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