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Wartburg College professor builds taiko drums

Wartburg College professor builds taiko drums

Messiah's Rachel Cornacchio to direct virtual PMEA All-State Chorus

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Wellesley High School Wind Ensemble performs virtually

Check out the latest virtual performance from the Wellesley High School Wind Ensemble.

Seven Harrison High Students Named to District Honor Band

UpdatedFri, Mar 5, 2021 at 8:03 am ET Reply Seven Harrison High School band students were selected to the 2021 District 12 Honor Band, recognizing outstanding musicianship. (Harrison High School Bands) Seven Harrison High School band students have been named to the 2021 District 12 Honor Band. Achieving Honor Band recognition in 2021 from Harrison Bands are: Ainsley Collier, Clarinet, Sophomore Claire Herring , Flute, Senior Alex Thrash, Clarinet, Junior Wesley Wilder, Tenor Sax, Junior The District 12 Honor Band is comprised of musicians from throughout the region with highly developed individual skills and whose musicianship is evaluated in a comprehensive audition process. Subscribe "Achieving Honor Band status is an outstanding accomplishment for these incredibly talented and dedicated musicians," said Josh Ray, Director of Bands at Harrison High School. "We're extremely proud of their achievements and their representation of the Harrison Bands program. We wish them well as they progress to All-State auditions."

Music instructors push for changes to band and orchestra restrictions

Music educators from across Western New York want the state to change the restrictions. Author: Karys Belger Updated: 7:33 PM EST March 4, 2021 BUFFALO, New York — Music educators from across Western New York want the State to reconsider the restrictions that are in place for the band and orchestra students. The current guidance states a distance of 12 feet must be maintained for activities that require "projecting the voice" and "playing a wind instrument." 2 On Your Side's Karys Belger spoke with instructors in Erie County and Niagara County. They explained the 12-foot distance makes it more difficult for students to learn how to play together cohesively. 

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Crestview will stage ‘Sister Act’ COLUMBIANA– The Crestview theater program will present “Sister Act” March 19-21 in the Performing Arts Center. Show times are 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $12 and can be reserved at www.crestviewrebels.org. Presale ticketing ends at midnight March 18. In-person ticket sales are 5-7 p.m. March 1-7 at the PAC. Reserve tickets may also be picked up and paid for at these times. All health and safety guidelines will be followed. Salem cemetery notice SALEM– All winter decorations must be removed from Grandview and Hope cemeteries in Salem by March 15 or they will be discarded.

Hope College Wind Ensemble to Perform March 5

Hope College Wind Ensemble to Perform March 5 February 24, 2021 — by Sage Mikkelsen Hope College Wind Ensemble to Perform March 5 The Hope College Wind Ensemble will perform on Friday, March 5, at 7:30 p.m. The concert can be viewed online at hope.edu/live. Out of an abundance of caution due to the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, there will be no in-person audience. The program will include “At Morning’s First Light,” by David Gillingham; “Stomping Grounds,” by Carl Holmquist; “Brass Cats,” by Chris Hazell; “Immovable Do,” by Percy Grainger; “Vesuvius,” by Frank Ticheli; “Petite Symphonie,” by Charles Gounod; “Exsultate Deo,” by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina; and “Masques,” by Anne McGinty.