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Cheryl Woldseth
at the morning’s
rehearsal
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Clarinets:
Michael Ireland,
Patty Zollner,
Abraham Fish
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Baritone saxes:
Dan Herve,
Nick Stumbaugh,
Mark Toffelmier
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Trumpets:
Gary Eckhardt,
Casha Cory,
Alex Ramey
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Ginger Jackson
(bass clarinet),
David Lake
(alto clarinet)
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Clarinets:
Michael Ireland,
Patty Zollner,
Abraham Fish,
Richard Geisler
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Cheryl in motion
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Six point five of
the eight tubas
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Tubas plus
percussionists
Norm Kies,
Jim Roberson
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Flute section
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Must be good
if Cheryl’s smiling!
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Some flutes
and saxes
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Some horns, flutes,
and saxes
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8 French horns:
Ian Bell,
Judson Goodrich,
Julian Solano,
John-Paul Meyer,
Tony Mickela,
Rosemary Baschal,
Henry Cardana,
Laura Lapinski
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12 of 13 Trumpets:
Jim Luckinbill,
Claus Dreyer,
Karin Hofland,
Roberta Ross,
Irv Gidding,
Tracy Savage,
Steve Fernald,
Sandra Mass,
Forrest Schomberg,
Gary Eckhardt,
Casha Cory,
Alex Ramey
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Some trumpets,
tubas, trombones,
and baritones
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Oboes: Jerry Foote
& Anne DeCarli
Eb Clarinets: Michael Price
& Bill Powell
1st Bb Clarinets: Pete Hanson
& Harold George
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Clarinet section
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Long-time band groupie
Ted Peach cheered on his
wife (Nancy: baritone horn)
and helped sell his son’s
DVD production of
this concert
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Contestants play
“musical squares”
while the band played
“Mission: Impossible”
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The game was fun
for the band too!
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The prize was a
free ice cream treat!
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The crowd during intermission
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The band greets
the crowd during intermission.
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Everyone got a
shady spot.
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A wide-angle picture
of the band at the
morning rehearsal.
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The bandshell at Pioneer
Park as the shade
slowly takes over prior
to concert time.
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A beautiful park,
and a great place
for a picnic and music.
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Concert time!
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3 of 13 Flutes:
Susan Desper,
Alice Jacobs,
Kirsti Powell
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Cheryl on her toes
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14 Bb Clarinets
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The audience waits for
the shade to take over
as they enjoy the music.
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Vocalist Sarah Pressler
leads everyone in the
1908 version and
sing-along of “Take
Me Out to the Ballgame”
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Just look at all that
shiny brass, even in
a field of 100!
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Cheryl catches the
band’s eye
(perhaps just by
staring them down?)
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Cheryl summons
beautiful sounds
from the band.
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The tuba section makes
a wonderful sight
and sound!
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An audience of all
kinds is enthralled.
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Cheryl calls for
action!
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The percussion make
a nice display.
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All the saxes plus
the bass clarinets
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Bass clarinets:
Jan Woldseth,
Ginger Jackson
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The band takes a
well-deserved ovation.
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3 of 5 alto saxes:
Carla Nordstrom
Ernie Kapphahn, &
Tom Hudspeth
1 of 3 tenor saxes:
Randy Baptista
2 of 3 baritone saxes:
Dan Herve &
Nick Stumbaugh
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Jane Solano (flute),
Paul DeCarli (bassoon)
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While Jane practices,
Tom shares with Ernie.
(Perhaps it’s just his reed?)
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Oboes: Jerry Foote
& Anne DeCarli
2 of 7 Trombones:
Francis Chew &
Kelly O’Brien,
& some tubas too
(Earl Cruser)
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4 of 5 Alto saxes:
Bob Bobrow,
Carla Nordstrom,
Ernie Kapphahn,
Tom Hudspeth
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3 of 8 French horns:
Julian Solano,
John-Paul Meyer,
Tony Mickela
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French horns:
Julian Solano &
John-Paul Meyer
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The Oom-pah and
Dixieland Ensemble:
Sarah Pressler (vocals),
Pete Hanson (clarinet),
Alex Ramey (trumpet),
David Bear (trombone),
Mark Meeker (tuba)
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