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ORHS Brass Quintet at Band Concert this Thursday

Posted at 9:53 pm December 5, 2016
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

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Santa with the Oak Ridge High School Brass Quintet: Michael Bytell-Lancer—trumpet, Logan Swain—trombone, Ty Dahl—trumpet, Travis Pitz—horn, and Issair Franquez—tuba. (Photo credit: Atom Ray Photography, Angela Carr, photographer; used with permission)

 

The Oak Ridge High School Brass Quintet welcomed Santa to Jackson Square on Saturday, and the Brass Quintet will be just one of the student groups to be enjoyed at the ORHS Band Concert this Thursday.

“Band directors Spence Milligan and Mike Spirko—along with the JazzKats, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, and Combined Bands—invite you to come and enjoy an evening performance with a little jazz, a little jingle—and a lot of jolly!” organizers said in a press release. “The always popular annual rendition of ‘Sleigh Ride,’ by Leroy Anderson, performed by the Combined Bands will surely make your season bright!” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Education, Entertainment, Front Page News, K-12, Music, Top Stories Tagged With: Angela Carr, Atom Ray Photography, Combined Bands, Concert Band, Issair Franquez, JazzKats, Logan Swain, Michael Bytell-Lancer, Mike Spirko, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge High School Brass Quintet, ORHS, ORHS Band, ORHS Band Boosters, ORHS Band Concert, ORHS Performing Arts Auditorium, Sleigh Ride, Spence Milligan, Symphonic Band, Travis Pitz, Ty Dahl

Tonight: ORHS Band concert plus a thank-you for an instrument donation

Posted at 11:28 am May 26, 2016
By Merny Hughey Leave a Comment

2016 ORHS Band Seniors

The 2016 Oak Ridge High School Band Seniors are pictured above. (Photo by McEachern Photography)

 

The entire Oak Ridge High School Band, and especially the seniors, would like you to attend their final concert today (Thursday, May 26) in the ORHS Performing Arts Auditorium, a press release said.

With the end of class and advanced placement and standardized testing at this time of year, scheduling time with students to prepare a quality concert is always a challenge, the press release said.

“Of course, our seniors have also been making decisions to launch into colleges from California to New York and all over the state of Tennessee—more distraction when it came time to rehearse,” the release said. “But talent will out, and our 28 seniors, the entire band, and band staff are looking forward to entertaining the community with an outstanding and diverse program.”

The evening will open with performances from the Percussion Ensemble, including two senior solos on marimba by Ethan McDaniel and Andrew Gillenwaters. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Education, Entertainment, K-12, Meetings and Events, Music, Top Stories Tagged With: Andrew Gillenwaters, concert, Ethan McDaniel, Hunter Gray, Josh Bibbs, Oak Ridge High School Band, Oak Ridge Public Schools Education Foundation, ORHS, ORHS Band Boosters, ORHS Performing Arts Auditorium, ORPSEF, Percussion Ensemble, Symphonic Band

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