2014 - Mississippi Bandmasters Association

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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
Dear Friends,
On behalf of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association
Executive Board, it is my pleasure to welcome you to
Natchez and the 77th Annual State Band Clinic. It is our
hope that you will find this weekend beneficial in many ways.
To the students in attendance, congratulations on your
selection to this prestigious event. Over the past 77 years,
literally thousands of young people just like you have
had experiences like this that have impacted them for
a lifetime. Many of the people that you may see this
weekend have made lifetime friendships at this event.
Additionally, our hope for you is that you get to experience music making in ways you
never have before. We also hope you will take your experiences home with you in an
effort to lead your home band to higher levels. Your directors think very highly of you
to nominate you for this clinic. Thank them by making the most of this opportunity. We
also hope you will take time to meet with our exhibitors during your break times and
discover things that may make you a better musician and increase your love of music.
Let me also encourage our membership to be the most gracious of hosts to the
exhibitors, clinicians, and other visitors to this unique event. While we enjoy this time
to unwind and renew friendships, let us also remember that this is a weekend of
opportunity. Please take every opportunity to meet with our exhibitors and hear what
they have to offer. Make a special effort to hear what our presenters suggest to us in
an effort to make our jobs easier and our students more productive. Take time to lend
an ear to a younger teacher who may need your particular brand of expertise.
We offer a special welcome to our guest clinicians, exhibitors, ensembles, and
conductors. The directors and students of our state are deeply indebted to you for
your expertise and your willingness to share with us. If there is a way we can make
your stay a more enjoyable one, please do not hesitate to ask.
Thank you to the Natchez Convention Center, the Natchez Grand Hotel, the Natchez
Chamber of Commerce, and all the good people here in Natchez for your hospitality
and support. A special thanks goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Rigdon for making this clinic run
smoothly; to my wife, Andrea, and son, Lee, for understanding the commitment and
time required to serve this great association; to my partners in crime, the executive
board, for having my back; and to the body of the MBA, thank you for entrusting me
with this great responsibility. As I retire from band directing, I am confident that this
facet of education is standing on solid ground due to the capacity of knowledge,
comradery, and skill set of the great band directors of Mississippi.
Best Wishes,
Sid McNeil
President, Mississippi Bandmasters Association
Olive Branch High School
Front Cover Painted By Caitlin Lirette
Oboist in the All-State Band
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OFFICERS
Matt Rowan
Sharon Laird
Pearl High School
1st Vice President
Oak Grove High School
3rd Vice President
Tim Matlock
Tupelo High School
Member at Large
Lane Thompson
JZ George High School
2nd Vice President
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M I S S I S S I P P I B A N D M A S T E R S A S S O C I AT I O N
Reuben McDowell
Columbia High School
Past President
GREETINGS FROM THE MHSAA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dear Bandmasters,
We are looking forward to another outstanding school year with our bands from
across our state. Fine Arts programs in Mississippi have continued to grow through
your hard work and dedication under the leadership of Sid McNeil.
Extracurricular activities are a vital part of the education and development of our
young people. The Mississippi High School Activities Association wants to enhance
activities across the board. We depend on organizations such as yours to make this
happen.
If there is anything we can do to assist you, please feel free to contact us.
With warmest regards,
Don Hinton
Executive Director
Mississippi High School Activities Association
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PAST PRESIDENTS
MM EA B A ND DIV ISION
1932................................ Simon Kooyman
1933.................................Howard C. Lane
1934........................................... Louis Pullo
1935................................ Simon Kooyman
1937..................................... E.A. Cornelius
1937............................... Roger Dollarhide
1938............................... Roger Dollarhide
1940................................Malcolm Flowers
1941................................Malcolm Flowers
1943..................................... E.A. Cornelius
1944.......................................... Roy Martin
1945.................................... Josef Oszuscik
1946................................ J. Stanley Arnold
1947................................ E.F. “Pat” Rooney
1948..................................... Henry Schultz
1949.........................................D.W. Barton
1950....................................... Perry Dennis
1951.................................... Milton Barbee
1952.................................. Eddie J. Melton
1953................................. Malcolm Carter
1954...................................... Ollie Williams
1955........................................Victor Zajec
1956............................... Houston C. Jenks
1957...................................Robert W. Work
1958................................. Stanley C. Beers
1959................................. Thomas Wasson
1960.................................... Robert Moore
1961............................................Kelly Love
1962................................... Dick Prenshaw
1963..................................... Bob Cochran
1964.............................................Jim Scott
1965............................. Ronnie Herrington
1966............................................... Hal Polk
1967................................ Ferrell Lunceford
1968.................................. Ernest Cadden
1969..................................James Hallberg
1970................................ John T. McArthur
1971.................................... Sidney McKay
1972..................................... John Pearson
1973.................................. Ernest Cadden
1974........................................Larry Howell
1975......................................... Leroy Smith
1976........................................ Porter Burke
1977................................Charles Ellington
1978...................................... L.P. Bassett, Jr.
1979.................................Badrae Hannah
1980.................................... Carl D. Hagan
1981...................................... John Weems
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs. Clarence Erb
Frank Heard
Tacitus Bucci
Joe Barry Mullins
Mrs. W.W. Whitten
W.H. Scott
Brother Romuald
Gilbert Sactre
Byers Killian
J.S. Hanry
J.H. Rennick
Elden Voorhies
Reed Carter
Ernest Boling
PAST PRESIDENTS
MI S S I S S I PPI B A NDM A STERS A SS OCIAT ION
1982..................................... Floyd Stevens
1983................................ David Sandidge
1984......................................David Willson
1985...................................... Willard Taylor
1986.......................................Tom Pearson
1987......................................... Gary Cook
1988.............................. Johnny McGlown
1989......................................... Vic Flowers
1990............................................ Ken Lewis
1991............................................ Ted Burns
1992................................. Webster Rowan
1993.................................. Glen Buckalew
1994........................................Ernie Reece
1995.................................... Zachary Harris
1996........................................Thad Mullins
1997.........................................Ben Burnett
1998.........................Dr. David Daigneault
1999............................... John E. McArthur
2000...............................Dr. Denise Rowan
2001....................................... Terry Ingram
2002...................................Brian Gillentine
2003..............................William J. Cannon
2004...................................... James Bailey
2005.................................... Michael Smith
2006.................................... John Emerson
2007.............................. Vance Wigginton
2008.........................................Linda Davis
2009........................................Mark Bryant
2010.................................... Andy Sanders
2011............................... John E. McArthur
2012...........................................Clay Fuller
2013............................ Reuben McDowell
All past Presidents are Honorary Life Members
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2013 PHI BETA MU
MISSISSIPPI BAND DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
TONI REECE
Toni Reece is the Director of Bands in the Aberdeen School District and is in her 30th
year of teaching. She received her Bachelor of Music Education degree from the
University of Mississippi. She started her teaching career at S.D. Lee High School with
Thad Mullins. In 1993 she started at Aberdeen School District with her husband, Ernie
Reece and her dearest colleague Kenneth Clay. Ms. Reece teaches grades 6-12,
and directs Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, Indoor Percussion and
Indoor Guard groups. She has served on the Mississippi Bandmasters board, National
Federation of High School Activities Board, Northeast Band Directors Board. She has
received Outstanding Young Band Directors Award, George Henry Schultz Award,
Who’s Who Among American High School Teachers, Star Teacher at Aberdeen
High School. Ms. Reece is proud to have had 35 student teachers throughout her
career and is assisting the Aberdeen School District with mentoring new teachers
in a new program. She is most proud of her two daughters, Nikki an industrial interior
designer that resides in Nashville, and Cori that is completing her Music Degree from
Mississippi State University.
Always be passionate about teaching, it is a calling not just a job, students are
like seeds they must have strong roots to succeed! And expect more from your
students on a daily basis! And lastly, never throw away a child, you never know what
potential was there!!
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2013 PHI BETA MU
OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR
Thomas V. Fraschillo, DMA, has served as catalyst and
mentor for the teaching profession for 46 years. His
high standards of performance have had a sustained
influence on ensembles at every level, and his
performances serve as models in both the professional
or academic arena. Through his recordings, The Music
of Luigi Zaninelli and The University of Southern Mississippi
Wind Ensemble LIVE IN ITALY (recorded in Italy), and
his publishing, conducting, and lecturing in the United
States, Europe, Asia, and Australia, he is considered an
international musician/scholar. His publications, translations
from the original Italian of Alessandro Vessella’s Studi
di strumentazione (Instrumentation Studies), and La
THOMAS V. FRASCHILLO Tecnica dell’orchestra contemporanea (The Technique
of Contemporary Orchestration) by Alfredo Casella and Vittorio Mortari, both published
by BMG Ricordi, Milan, have put his name in libraries of the entire English speaking world.
As a writer/scholar Dr. Fraschillo is a contributing editor to the American Grove Dictionary,
2nd Edition and serves as a frequent conductor and lecturer in Italy. His most recent
appearances in Italy have been with La Banda dell’esercito/The Italian Army Band in
Rome. One of his most significant engagements with them signaled a very important
milestone for the Italian Army in that Dr. Fraschillo was the first American-born conductor
to have been invited to appear in a public performance by what is considered Italy’s
most prestigious military concert band. The concert with Dr. Fraschillo conducting was
the opening concert of the International Festival in Spoleto,“The Festival of Two Worlds,
Festival dei due mondi.” His appearance was enormously significant for conductors
of bands in that the opening performance featured such international artists as Gian
Carlo Menotti, the renowned composer, the Orchestra and Giuseppe Verdi Chorus of
Milan, and the Italian actress, Claudia Cardinale. Finally, in Italy Dr. Fraschillo often serves
as a member of the judging panel for many international festivals, most notably the
Concorso Internazionale di Composizione “R. Marenco” di Novi Ligure, and the Concorso
Internazionale di Composizione Originale per Banda di Corciano.
Aside from Dr. Fraschillo’s work in Europe, he is often engaged throughout the continents
of Asia, and Australia. The Melbourne, Australia, Summer Youth Music Program has invited
Dr. Fraschillo to be their guest conductor for their summer session for five years. In addition
the Australian Band and Orchestra Directors Association has invited him to lecture and
to adjudicate at their large ensemble festivals. Dr. Fraschillo’s other work in the Pacific Rim
includes having served as clinician and guest conductor of the Central Armed Forces
Band in Singapore and as conductor of the Singapore All-College Band sponsored by
the Wind Band Association of Singapore. In 2009 and 2010 Dr. Fraschillo served as Artistic
Director for the weeklong Winter Band Festival at Disney, Hong Kong.
Dr. Fraschillo has recently been recognized by election to the National Band
Association’s Hall of Fame of Distinguished Conductors, a distinct honor that recognizes
his lengthy career as a public school, university, and professional conductor.
Dr. Fraschillo devoted a significant amount of his career to the education of young people
in Mississippi. For example his ten-year tenure at Meridian High School was highlighted by
a performance at the Midwest Clinic in Chicago, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious
music event for wind and string educators. The invitation was only the second to have
been given to a band from Mississippi. Dr. Fraschillo’s Meridian students obtained successes
not before reached, for he taught and helped place the first African-American students in
the Mississippi All-State Band. Not only were they among the first minority members, but they
were also the first African-Americans to attain the very highest positions in the group.
Dr. Fraschillo has attained a significant level in the realm of international leadership
in that he serves as a past president of the prestigious American Bandmasters
Association, past president of the world’s largest organization for band directors, the
National Band Association, and President of the CBDNA Southern Division.
PHI BETA MU HALL OF FAME
In 1990 the Delta chapter of Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters Fraternity and
the Mississippi Bandmasters Association formed a Hall of Fame to honor our most
outstanding retired band directors. The membership of the Delta chapter felt that it
was most appropriate to recognize the efforts of these “legendary” music directors.
CHARTER MEMBERS
Simon Kooyman
Roy M. Martin
Louis Ernest Pullo
Henry E. Wamsley
Dr. Joe Barry Mullins
George Henry Schultz
Edward Malcolm Carter
Dr. Perry B. Dennis
Ernest Monroe Boling, Jr.
PAST INDUCTEES
D.W. Barton..........................................1991
Roger Freeman Dollarhide................1991
Ernest C. Cadden, Jr..........................1992
J.H. Rennick.........................................1992
Victor W. Zajec....................................1992
John Thomas McArthur, Jr.................1993
Robert W. Work....................................1993
Dr. Laurin P. Crowder...........................1994
Franklin Coffee Heard........................1994
Ollie P. Williams.....................................1994
Dale Kelly Love...................................1995
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Edythe Moore McArthur....................1996
John Gary Cook.................................1997
Badrae L. Hannah..............................1997
Dr. Kent Sills..........................................2000
David Sandidge.................................2004
Larry Howell.........................................2005
David Young.......................................2005
Floyd Stevens......................................2007
Charles Michael Grove.....................2008
William Glen Buckalew......................2010
PHI BETA MU MISSISSIPPI BAND DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
PAST RECIPIENTS
1969.................................... Sidney McKay
1970................................ John T. McArthur
1971.................................. Ernest Cadden
1972..........................................Cary Cook
1973...........................................Bill Braden
1974....................................Charles Grove
1975............................................Billy Ulmer
1976........................... Thomas V. Fraschillo
1977........................................Larry Howell
1978................................ Sis. Martha Miller
1979............................... Edythe McArthur
1980..............................David Daigneault
1981..................................Howard Cohen
1982..................................... Floyd Stevens
1983..................... David & Sue Nicholson
1984................................ David Sandidge
1985......................................... Gary Cook
1986............................................ Ted Burns
1987......................................... Gerald Ball
1988.................................Badrae Hannah
1989...................................... David Wilson
1990.................................. Glen Buckalew
1991............................................ Ken Lewis
1992..................................William S. Bailey
1993........................................Thad Mullins
1994.......................................... Mike Smith
1995.........................................John Mixon
1996........................................ D.P. Hawkins
1997...................................... Frank Adams
1998........................................... Joe Evans
1999........................................Ernie Reece
2000.................................... Andy Sanders
2001....................................... Terry Ingram
2002....................................... Jeff Cannon
2003..... Mohamad and Susan Schuman
2004................................. Connie Sprinkell
2005.................................. Glen Buckalew
2006............................... John E. McArthur
2007..................Dale & Vance Wigginton
2008........................ John & Lora Emerson
2009....................................... Artie Adams
Reuben McDowell
2010.......................................... Sid McNeil
2011.................................... Zachary Harris
Linda Davis
2012.......................................... Kevin Cole
2013......................................... Toni Reece
PHI BETA MU OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR
PAST RECIPIENTS
1993......................................... Dan Wright
1994....................................... Jim Johnson
1995.................................. Ernest Cadden
1996.............................................. Kent Sills
Bodie Hinton
1997................................. Thomas Wasson
1998.......................................... Ray Young
1999.................................... Joe Berryman
2000......................................... Gary Cook
2001....................... Willie & Joyce Rigdon
2003........................................Wilbur Smith
2004............................... Edythe McArthur
2006........................................ C.D. Hagan
2007......................................Stanley Crow
2008........................................Larry Howell
2009............................................ Ken Lewis
2010......................................David Willson
2013...............................Thomas Fraschillo
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A. E. McCLAIN OUTSTANDING YOUNG
BAND DIRECTOR AWARD
Alfred E. “Bill” McClain, Tennessee band director and music educator for many years,
collapsed and died of a heart attack while judging the 1979 Mississippi High School
Band Festival in Jackson. Mr. McClain was serving as adjudicator for the marching
band competition in the week-long festival at Hinds Junior College.
Mr. McClain taught and directed band in the Memphis and Shelby County school
systems at Millington, Bartlett, Central, Trezevant and Overton High Schools, and
was also a principal at Germantown High School. He also taught marching band
courses at Vandercook School of Music in Chicago. Mr. McClain retired in 1974
as an academic advisor at Memphis State University. In 1977, he received the
Tennessee Band Directors Hall of Fame Award, established by Memphis State
University.
A.E. McClain was highly respected in the State of Mississippi as an adjudicator and
clinician. His influence on young bandsmen and directors, his skill in developing
superior bands, and his high ethical standards were truly outstanding. The Mississippi
Bandmasters Association is proud to honor Mr. McClain by the presentation of the
A.E. McClain Outstanding Young Band Director Award.
AWARD REQUIREMENTS
Recipient must:
1. Have at least one year but not more than five years teaching experience.
2. Not be a past recipient.
3. Have a genuine concern for students.
4. Have produced consistently positive results.
5. Have enthusiasm for teaching, a love for music, and a desire to further the musical
education of his/her students.
6. Have high professional and ethical standards.
7. Be a member in good standing of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association.
2014 COMMITTEE
Toni Reece....................................Aberdeen High School, Chairman
Sharon Laird.......................... Oak Grove High School, Co-Chairman
Sam Cunningham...................................................Ripley High School
Mel Morse.............................................................. Oxford High School
Mickey Mangum...................................................Clinton High School
Chris McArthur................................................. Gautier Middle School
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2013 A.E. McCLAIN
AWARD WINNER
KIM HALLMARK
Kim Hallmark graduated from Hernando High School in 2004. She attended
Itawamba Community College and received an Associate of Arts degree. While at
ICC, Ms. Hallmark participated in several ensembles including the Wind Ensemble. She went on to attend the University of Mississippi where she was a member of the
Pride of the South marching band and the UM Wind Ensemble, both under the
direction of David Willson. She received her Bachelor of Music Education in the
spring of 2008. Ms. Hallmark began her teaching career as Assistant Director of
Bands at Lewisburg Middle/High School in the fall of 2008. While at Lewisburg, Ms.
Hallmark assisted in the direction of several state champion marching bands and
also directed numerous middle school ensembles and winterguard groups. Ms.
Hallmark became Director of Bands at Lewisburg High School in 2013. Ms. Hallmark
currently resides in Hernando, MS.
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A.E. McCLAIN AWARD
PAST RECIPIENTS
1980.................................. Glen Buckalew
1981........................................Ernie Reece
1982.......................................Larry Gooch
1983........................................ Sammy Barr
1984........................................... Greg Fant
1985........................................Max Ponder
1986...................................... Tracy Crosby
1987......................................... Greg Tyson
1988......................................... Toni Reece
1989.........................................Ben Burnett
1990.............................. Vance Wigginton
1991........................................Mark Bryant
1992................................... Chris McArthur
1992....................................... Kevin Bishop
1993....................................... Artie Adams
1994.................................... Kevin Meador
1995................................Brian T. Gillentine
1996.......................................... Jon Young
1997...................................... James Bailey
1998.....................................Todd Simpson
1999.......................................... Sid McNeil
2000............................... Jonathan Nelson
2001.................................... Robert Chase
2002...........................................Mel Morse
2003............................................Chris King
2004........................................Will Duncan
2005............................. Sam Cunningham
2006....................................... Matt Rowan
2007.......................................... Ryan Todd
2008........................................ Tony Lymon
2009....................................... Chad Austin
2010......................................... Sarah Todd
2011.......................................Aaron Bailey
2012..................................... Brenon Eaton
2013...................................... Kim Hallmark
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THE EDYTHE M. MCARTHUR WOMEN’S MUSIC
EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
From her humble beginnings as a full time student and part time band director in
Taylorsville in the late 1950’s, through the magnificent Henderson (Starkville) Junior
High Bands of the mid 1970’s to her small but immaculately taught West Point Junior
High Band’s of the early 90’s, (about which she often commented that this was
where she did her best teaching), Edythe McArthur was the unquestioned pioneer
for women music educators in Mississippi.
While she never considered herself a women-libber, Mrs. Mac paved the way for
future generations of women in music education not simply by being one the first
women in what was at that time a male dominated profession, but by being the
consummate professional, master teacher and a lady in the truest since of the word
that she was.
Qualifications:
Nominees must have no less than ten years active service to Instrumental Music
Education in the State of Mississippi.
Nominees must have a prolific, documentable record of Instrumental Music
Education success in the public schools of Mississippi. (Documentation shall not be
limited to contest ratings, though concrete evidence is advantageous.)
Nominees must have made significant documentable contributions to Instrumental
Music Education in the State of Mississippi, be it through state office, state and
region committee membership, continual mentorship or similar contributions
Nominees must have consistently demonstrated the highest in professional and
personal ethics through both word and deed.
THE EDYTHE M. MCARTHUR AWARD
PAST RECIPIENTS
2011................................Elva Kaye Lance
2012..................................... Lora Emerson
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2013.............................. Cecelia Fraschillo
2013 EDYTHE MCARTHUR
WOMEN’S MUSIC EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR
CECILIA FRASCHILLO
Cecilia Fraschillo received the Bachelor of Music Education from McNeese
State University, and the Master of Music Education and Specialist in Secondary
Education from the University of Southern Mississippi. She holds certification from the
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.
Mrs. Fraschillo taught for eight years as band director at N. R. Burger Middle School
in Hattiesburg, MS where she also served as chair of the Department of Fine and
Performing Arts. Before the opening of the middle school, she taught for fourteen
years at Hawkins Junior High School, also in the Hattiesburg Public School District.
Previously, she taught for nine years at Meridian High School in Meridian, MS, where
she was a member of the faculty that brought the Meridian High School Band
to the Midwest Clinic in 1980. In July of 2006 she was a member of the faculty of
the MECA continuing education program at Vandercook College of Music in
Chicago. She retired from public school education in May of 2007. Since retirement,
she has continued to be active in the profession with a one-year adjunct faculty
appointment as university supervisor of music education teacher candidates at
Southern Miss, part-time teaching assignments in various Mississippi public schools,
and as a member of the adjunct music education faculty at Reinhardt University,
Waleska, Georgia.
Mrs. Fraschillo served for two years on the Executive Board of the Mississippi
Bandmasters Association, and has served for three elected two-year terms on
the Board of Directors of the National Band Association as a middle school
representative. She was awarded a Citation of Excellence from the NBA in 2004. In
1998, she was named Teacher of the Year by the Hattiesburg Public School District
and was awarded the same designation for the Fifth Congressional District through
the office of Congressman Gene Taylor. Mrs. Fraschillo was elected to the Southeast
Mississippi Band Directors Association Hall of Fame in 2009.
She is a member of the National Education Association, the National Band
Association, Phi Beta Mu, and the Georgia Music Educators Association. She has
served as an adjudicator and clinician throughout the Southeast at all levels, and
her bands have consistently received accolades throughout her teaching career.
CLINIC SCHEDULE
Wednesday, December 10
3:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m
Director and Student Registration
Natchez Convention Center Lobby
College Displays Open
Natchez Convention Center
Thursday, December 11
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Director and Student Registration
Natchez Convention Center Lobby
All-State Concert Band Rehearsal
Baton Rouge Room
8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Woodwind and Brass Warm Up
Mississippi Suite
Percussion Warm Up
Natchez Grand Ballroom
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Exhibit Displays Open
Nashville Room
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Clinic Judges’ Meeting
St. Francisville Room
Student Auditions
Alto Saxophones
Tenor/Bari Saxophones
Flute
Clarinet
Bass/Contra Clarinet
Trumpet
All Percussion
Euphonium
Tuba
French Horn
Trombone
Oboe/Bassoon
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
12 p.m. – 1 p.m.
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
12 p.m. – 2 p.m.
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Grand Conference B
Grand Conference B
Grand Conference C
Grand Conference B
St. Louis Room
Vicksburg Room
Memphis Room
Memphis Room
Concordia Room
Greenville Room
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Regional Site Coordinators’ Meeting
Greenville Room
1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
All-State Band Rehearsal
Baton Rouge Room
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CLINIC SCHEDULE
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Class 1A/2A/3A/2nd & 3rd Band Required Music List Meeting
Mr. Chad Hawkins, Moderator
Vicksburg Room
4A/5A/6A Band Required Music List Meeting
Mr. Len Killough, Moderator
Concordia Room
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Marching Championship Advisory Board Meeting
Greenville Room
A.E. McClain Committee Meeting
MBA Office
Slurring with Slides: The Pedagogy of Legato Trombone
Dr. Ben McIlwain, Clinician
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Marching Championship Committee Meeting
3:30 p.m. – 4:20 p.m.
“Are National Boards for Me?”
Mrs. Louise Smith
Vicksburg Room
NEMJHBDA Meeting
Concordia Room
4:00 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.
New Jazz Music Reading Session
Mr. Connie Sprinkell, Conductor
Mississippi Suite
5:00 p.m. – 5:50 p.m.
Christmas Jazz Music Reading Session
Mr. Connie Sprinkell, Conductor
Mississippi Suite
6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.
Student/Director General Meeting and Seating of Bands
Mississippi Suite
6:45 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Clinic Band Rehearsals
Red Band – Memphis Room
White Band – Natchez Grand A/B/C
Blue Band – Natchez Grand Ballroom
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
All-State Band Rehearsal
Baton Rouge Room
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
“You (and what you do) Matters”
Dr. Eric Martin, Speaker
Mississippi Suite
Sponsored by Amro Music Stores and Mississippi Music Stores
8:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
National Band Association Informational Meeting
Tupelo Room
Open to all MBA members
CLINIC SCHEDULE
8:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Mississippi Indoor Association Meeting
Tupelo Room
11:00 p.m.
STUDENT CURFEW AND ROOM CHECK
Friday, December 12
8:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Student Rehearsals
Specified Areas
9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Exhibit Displays Open
Nashville Room
9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
“As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap”
Mr. Gary Cook and Mr. Ken Lewis, Clinicians
Tupelo Room
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Phi Beta Mu Executive Board Meeting
Vicksburg Room
10:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m.
“Smooth Sailing on Stormy Seas”
Mr. Mark Laird and Mrs. Sharon Laird, Clinicians
Concordia Room
11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.
“I Have a Degree in Music, Not Audio”
Mr. John Mlynczak, Clinician
Tupelo Room
“Woodwind Problem Solvers”
Mississippi State Woodwind Trio
Ms. Sheri Falcone, Dr. Denise Rowan, and
Ms. Jessica Banks, Clinicians
Natchez Room
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Phi Beta Mu Business Meeting
Vicksburg Room and Concordia Room
12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Women Band Directors’ Association Luncheon
Prentiss Club
1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Student Rehearsals
Specified Areas
1:30 p.m. – 2:20 p.m.
JUCO Band Directors’ Meeting
Vicksburg Room
“Making Music Beautiful: An Aural Approach to
Instrumental Music Education”
Dr. George Naff, Clinician Featuring the Oak Grove High
School Wind Ensemble
Mississippi Suite
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CLINIC SCHEDULE
Friday, December 12
2:30 p.m. – 3:20 p.m.
“Power Practicing”
Dr. Harry Waters, Clinician
Concordia Room
Sponsored by Mississippi State University and
Jupiter Band Instruments
“Pesky Pedal Problems and Other Percussive Repairs”
Dr. Josh Armstrong, Clinician
Tupelo Room
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Mississippi Bandmasters Association Business Meeting
Mississippi Suite
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Concerts: Required Student Attendance
Convention Center
Oak Grove High School Wind Ensemble
Mrs. Sharon Laird, Conductor
Mississippi State University Wind Ensemble
Elva Kaye Lance, Conductor
Mississippi All-State Concert Band
Dr. Andrew Boysen, Conductor
11:00 p.m.
STUDENT CURFEW AND ROOM CHECK
Saturday, December 13
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Student Rehearsals (clinic bands only)
Specified Areas
9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
ECMBDA Meeting
Concordia Room
I-55 BDA Meeting
Vicksburg Room
ASBDA Meeting
10:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m.
SWMBDA Meeting
Concordia Room
GCBDA Meeting
Vicksburg Room
11:00 a.m.
Grand Concerts
Convention Center
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DIRECTOR CLINIC DETAILS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11
Dr. Ben McIlwain
Slurring with Slides: The Pedagogy of Legato Trombone
2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
One of the most misunderstood topics in trombone pedagogy is playing legato on
the instrument. To tongue or not to tongue? Our valved-brass cousins blow through
legato passages and let the valves naturally provide diction to the notes under the slur.
However, trombones are blessed (or cursed!) with a slide, which complicates matters.
This clinic will provide some background on the issue, methods of approach as both an
educator and performer, along with some trouble-shooting solutions.
Dr. Ben McIlwain joined the faculty of The University of Southern Mississippi in the fall
of 2010 and was named the Nina Bells Suggs Endowed Professor of Trombone in May
of 2014. He holds degrees from Middle Tennessee State University (B.M.), Manhattan
School of Music (M.M.) and The Florida State University (D.M.)
One of Dr. McIlwain’s main passions and research interests is supporting new music for
the trombone. As of June 2014, Dr. McIlwain has commissioned nineteen new works for
trombone solo and/or ensemble. This includes compositions for his group, Tromboteam,
which successfully funded a Kickstarter.com campaign in 2012 that raised $10,000 for
new works for trombone ensemble including composers James Kazik, Kevin McKee and
Alan Theisen to name a few. Tromboteam is set to release their debut album containing
all nine of these Kickstarter.com funded commissions in the fall of 2014. This recording is
funded by a Scholarly and Creative Arts Grant provided by the College of Arts and Letters.
After being awarded the Aubrey Keith Lucas and Ella Ginn Lucas Endowment for Faculty
Excellence, Dr. McIlwain was able to fund a new concerto for trombone and orchestra by
Russian composer, Polina Nazaykinskaya. In addition, the composer has agreed that this
piece will be written in memory of McIlwain’s former student Gustavo Campos Cassemiro,
who lost his battle with cancer on December 4, 2013. The title of this work will be: Concerto
for Trombone and Orchestra, In Memoriam to Gustavo Campos Cassemiro. Premiere
performances include with the Southern Miss Symphony Orchestra in February 2015 and
with the U.S. Pershing’s Own at the American Trombone Workshop in March 2015.
In addition to these commissioning and performance opportunities, Dr. McIlwain has
been active in service to the International Trombone Association. The President of
the International Trombone Association, Jiggs Whigham, appointed him, Director
of TAPAS. This newly-formed project (Trombone Artists Performing for Amateurs
and Students) aims to double the membership of the ITA over the next two years
through a heavy marketing campaign. Also, Dr. McIlwain serves as a coordinator for
the state (US) and international representatives of TAPAS.
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At Southern Miss, Dr. McIlwain directs all aspects of the trombone studio including The
Southern Miss Trombone Choir and Hub Bones (jazz trombone ensemble). The Southern
Miss Trombone Choir was invited to perform twice at the 2013 International Trombone
Festival in Columbus, GA. He is also a member of the Southern Arts Brass Quintet, the
faculty brass quintet at Southern Miss. His primary teachers have included Dr. David
Loucky, formerly of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, and Dr. Per Brevig, former Principal
Trombonist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, along with Dr. John Drew, professor of
trombone at Florida State University.
As a Presidential University Fellow at Florida State University, Dr. McIlwain was the first doctoral
trombone student and one of two in the entire College of Music at FSU to ever receive this
honor. The research for his doctoral treatise titled,“Select Contributions and Commissions in
Solo Trombone Repertoire by Trombonist Innovator and Pioneer: Stuart Dempster,” consists
of extensive interviews with Stuart Dempster and Pauline Oliveros, among others. He has
published articles in the Grove Dictionary for Music and Musicians and the International
Trombone Association Journal. Dr. McIlwain has also performed as a guest artist at the
International Trombone Festival, the Eastern Trombone Workshop and Trombonapalooza.
In addition to the Suggs Endowed Professorship and Lucas Award, Dr. McIlwain has also
been awarded the Junior Faculty Creative Achievement Award and the College of
Arts and Letters’ Junior Faculty of the Year Award at The University of Southern Mississippi.
Mrs. Louise Smith
Are National Boards for Me?
3:30 p.m. – 4:20 p.m.
Vicksburg Room
This clinic will provide information to directors on how to achieve National Boards
Certification. Directors will be able to decide if the National Boards Certification process
is right for them in their career, understand the benefits Mississippi provides for certification,
walk through the new process towards certification, and receive information about
support through the process. All information will be centered around achieving the Early
Adolescence through Young Adulthood (ages 11 18+) Music Certificate.
Louise Smith is currently in her thirteenth year as a band director for the Gautier schools
in the Pascagoula School District. While at Gautier Middle School, Mrs. Smith’s bands
have consistently earned superior ratings in concert and sight reading. Also, Mrs.
Smith’s students consistently score superior ratings in Solo and Ensemble Festival, earn
placements in regional band clinic and the Mississippi Lion’s All State Band.
Prior to her appointment in Gautier, Mrs. Smith graduated with highest honors from
Pascagoula High School and was a member of the Mississippi Lion’s All State Band. After
high school, she attended the University of Southern Mississippi where she earned her
Bachelor of Music Education in 2002. While at USM, she consistently placed in the Mississippi
Music Teacher’s Association Solo Festival and performed with the Pride of Mississippi,
Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Winds, and the Wind Ensemble. Mrs. Smith earned her
Master of Education with an emphasis in Administration and Leadership in 2005 from the
University of Southern Mississippi, Gulf Coast Campus. In 2012, she earned the National Board
of Professional Teaching Standards certification in Music, Early Adolescence through Young
Adulthood. Recently, Mrs. Smith has been appointed to the Teacher Leadership Initiative, in
conjunction with the National Education Association, Center for Teaching Quality, and the
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, for the state of Mississippi.
In her spare time, Mrs. Smith enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband,
Brian, and their two spoiled dogs, Jackson and Charlie. She continues to perform in
her church, First Baptist Church, Gautier, on her flute and is an active member of the
handbell choir. Mrs. Smith is also an active member of the Gulf Coast Band Director’s
Association, Mississippi Bandmaster’s Association, Sigma Alpha Iota, Tau Beta Sigma,
Alpha Delta Kappa, Southern Miss Alumni Association, and Krewe de Chapeaux.
Mr. Connie Sprinkell
New Jazz Music Reading Session
4:00 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.
Mississippi Suite
Open to all band directors
Christmas Jazz Music Reading Session
5:00 p.m. – 5:50 p.m.
Mississippi Suite
Open to all band directors
Connie Sprinkell
Associate Director, Long Beach High School Band
Director, Mississippi Lions All State Jazz Band
Director, Mississippi State Band Clinic New Jazz Music Reading Band
This is Mr. Sprinkell’s eighth year with the Long Beach Band program. He received both
his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Music Education from USM and has taught
band in Mississippi for 39 years. Mr. Sprinkell has received 3 Citations of Excellence from
the National Band Association. He was selected as Gulf Coast Outstanding Band
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Director in 2003 as well as USM Alumni Teacher of the Year. In 2004, Mr. Sprinkell was
chosen as the Mississippi Band Director of the Year and was inducted into the Gulf
Coast Band Directors Hall of Fame in 2008.
In July of 2011, the Mississippi Lions All-State Band started an All-State Jazz Band. Mr.
Sprinkell was selected to direct this prestigious ensemble and is in this 4th year as
their director. This same year, he started the new jazz music reading band at State
Clinic based on the clinic reading sessions at the Midwest Band Clinic. Membership is
voluntary and includes outstanding jazz players from all parts of Mississippi.
Mr. Sprinkell plays drums in the Gulf Coast Big Band as well as performing along the Gulf Coast
in musicals and backing for performers as they play on the coast. While at USM, Mr. Sprinkell
started a drum fraternity. Phi Boota Roota (Rudimental) is the nation’s only drum fraternity and
exists in over 20 college bands. Mr. Sprinkell is the “Founding Father” of this organization. Mr.
Sprinkell and his wife Becky have been married 36 years and have one son, Daniel.
Amro Music Stores, Mississippi Music Stores, and the
Mississippi Bandmasters Association are pleased to welcome
Dr. Eric Martin
You (and what you do) Matters
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Mississippi Suite
Mr. Martin comes to us a a product of Mississippi Public Schools and our scholastic
music education programs. Now, representing one of the nation’s largest and most
prominent non-profits that showcases and supporting scholastic music education
programs and music makers, he’s coming home to share his story, experiences,
vision and hopes for music education in Mississippi and across the nation.
International Festivals and Events Association Hall of Famer, Eric Martin is President and
Chief Executive Officer of Music for All, Inc., one of the nation’s leading advocates for
the arts and producer of events for scholastic bands and orchestras.
Based in Indianapolis, Music for All is one of the largest arts organization in the State of
Indiana, and its staff of 21 annually produces a national series of regional fall marching
band competitions, the Bands of America Grand National Championships (the premier
national marching band championship), its Music for All National Festival (concert
band and orchestra), and the Music for All Summer Symposium, the largest and most
comprehensive residential band and orchestra camp in the nation. Each year, MFA
directly touches the lives of over 90,000 students and teachers, and provides performance
opportunities for students before more than 250,000 spectators. On January 1, 2013, Music
for All presented its third 300-member Bands of America Honor Band in the Pasadena
Tournament of Roses including members from across the nation in a musical statement
about the importance and value of music and band education in our nation’s schools.
Prior to joining MFA, Eric was president of ELM Productions, an Atlanta based special
events production company. His annual and “once in a lifetime” production credits
include the organization and production of the 5,000 voice Paralympics Gospel
Choir that opened the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics Games, the Martin Luther King, Jr.
National Holiday Parade, the Roam the Dome Grand Opening of Atlanta’s Georgia
Dome, the 10,000 voice international “Peace Concert,” the 25,000 participant New
York “Operation Welcome Home Parade” after the 1st Gulf War, and the Opening
Ceremony of the 1994 World University Games. In 1993, he won a local Emmy Award for
his production of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday Parade on SuperStation TBS.
Eric was the producer for the Southwest Airlines San Francisco Chinese New Year
Parade for seven years (through 2002), and is regular presenter and consultant for
festivals and events on legal, operational and human resource issues.
Eric is a member of the Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management (TCEM)
Department’s Advisory Committee at IUPUI’s School of Physical Education and Tourism
Management, a member of the President’s Council of the Jazz Education Network, and
serves on the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Opera. He is also a Past Chairman of
the Board of Directors of the International Festivals and Events Association (“IFEA”), and a
past member of Boards of Directors of IFEA and the IFEA Foundation. In September 2000,
Eric was inducted into the Miller Brewing Hall of Fame, the highest honor awarded by IFEA.
Eric is a Certified Festivals and Events Executive and an honors graduate of Dartmouth
College. He holds a Juris Doctor degree from University of Michigan Law School, and has
been admitted by exam to the District of Columbia and State of Georgia bar associations.
Most importantly, Eric is a native Mississippian and alumnus of Greenville High School
and its bands, directed by Sidney McKay, John Anthony and Roy P. Huddleston.
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Mr. Gary Cook
Mr. Ken Lewis
As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap
9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
Tupelo Room
Two well-known Mississippi Adjudicators discuss proven methods for success in
Sight Reading. Sight Reading is a process, not an event, and is a strong indicator
of teaching abilities. This session is primarily directed toward the young or
inexperienced director and to those who may simply need a little guidance. Areas of concern will include:
PREPARATION AT HOME
PREPARATION IN THE SIGHT READING ROOM
NON-MUSICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN FORMAL SIGHT READING
THE SIGHT READING PERFORMANCE
ADJUDICATION/EVALUATION
Mr. Gary Cook and Mr. Ken Lewis are looking forward to sharing ideas and methodologies
which work. There will be some handouts for you and some time for questions.
Gary Cook retired as Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Bands at Delta
State University, Cleveland, in July 1996. A native Mississippian, he has spent his entire
teaching career in the state of Mississippi at Carr Junior High School (Vicksburg), Petal
High School, Hattiesburg High School, Warren Central High School and Delta State
University. He has served extensively as concert/marching adjudicator and clinician
in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Arkansas, South Carolina, Tennessee and
Florida. Mr. Cooks honors and awards include: The Mississippi Economic Council’s
Star Teacher Award, Phi Beta Mu Outstanding Band Director in 1971 and 1985, MAC
award in 1977 and 1986, National Federation’s Most Outstanding Music Educator
in the Southeastern States in 1989 and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia’s “Orpheus” Award in
1996. He is conductor of the Mississippi Symphonic Winds, a select group of volunteer
musicians presenting free concerts. This ensemble has performed throughout
Mississippi and has presented concerts at the Mississippi Band Directors convention
in Biloxi, MS on two occasions and at the National Band Association’s Convention in
Knoxville, TN. Mrs. Cook was elected to the executive committee of the Mississippi
Bandmasters Associations in 1984 and served as President during 1987. He has served
as Brass Instructor for Pearl River Community College, Jones County Junior College
and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. He was Manager of the Mississippi
Lions All-State Band from August 1997 thru August 2006. Mr. Cook and his wife Hanna
currently reside in Sumrall, MS.
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Ken Lewis served as a Mississippi Band Director for 32 years. In those 32 years, Mr. Lewis
started a band program at Alcorn Central and from there served at Baldwyn, New
Albany, and South Panola. He ended his teaching career at Delta State University,
where he served as Director of Bands for 7 years. During his tenure at South Panola
High School the band grew from around 80 members to over 150 members. The
South Panola Band became one of the top marching and concert bands in the
south, earning all Superior ratings in every Festival and Contest entered. The band was
nationally recognized, performing at the Cotton Bowl, Knoxville, St. Louis, Chicago,
and Washington, D.C. In 1996, Mr. Lewis accepted the position of Director of Bands
at Delta State University where he directed the Marching Statesmen, conducted the
Wind Ensemble, and Supervised Instrumental Student Teachers. The D.S.U. Marching
Statesmen performed at every Mississippi District Marching Festival, at all home games,
and for the National Championship Football game. The D.S.U. Wind Ensemble was
considered to rank in the top ten percent of Colleges and Universities across the
nation and was especially recognized for its rich, warm sound. Mr. Lewis has served as
President of the N.E. MS. Bandmasters, the I-55 Bandmasters, the Mississippi Bandmasters
and the Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Mu. He continues to serve as an Adjudicator and
Clinician and enjoys mentoring young directors. It is one of his richest rewards to see
over 23 of his former students actively and successfully teaching in Mississippi and other
states. He and his wife, Karen, continue to serve as their church music directors and
enjoy their 3 children and 4 grandchildren.
Mr. Mark and Mrs. Sharon Laird
Smooth Sailing on Stormy Seas
Practical Suggestions and Strategies for a Long, Happy and Successful Career
10:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m.
Concordia Room
Recent studies show that the average career span of a teacher in today’s
educational environment is only 5 years and the average career span of a band
director is only 4½ years. Why do so many promising teachers leave our field after
only a few short years? This clinic is designed to help Band Directors, both young and
old, avoid many of the common challenges encountered during their career. Clinic
attendees will gain a “real-world” working knowledge of skills and strategies that will
assist them in meeting those challenges while developing a high quality program and
avoiding burn-out. All of the suggestions and strategies presented come from the
clinicians’ combined 56 years of public school band directing experience.
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Mark W. Laird is in his thirty third year of teaching instrumental music. He began his
teaching career as a Band Director in Pace, Florida, and has taught at Magee, Sumrall,
and Pascagoula High Schools in Mississippi. He is currently in his sixth year as Band
Director at West Jones High School in Laurel, Mississippi.
Mr. Laird was brought up in the Virginia Beach, Virginia School District and came to
the University of Southern Mississippi in 1977, where he received his Bachelor of Music
Education degree in 1980. He returned to USM as a graduate student and graduate
assistant for the University Bands and was the Director of the Basketball Pep Band. He
received his Master of Music Education degree in 1989.
Mr. Laird is a member of the Mississippi Bandmaster’s Association, National Band
Association, Phi Beta Mu, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and the Southeast Mississippi Band
Directors Association. He was selected as the Star Teacher at Sumrall High School
in 2002 and was recognized twice by the Lamar County School District for his
achievements with the Sumrall Band. He was a recipient of the SEMBDA Outstanding
Band Director of the Year Award and is a 2-time Past-President of the SEMBDA. He is
currently serving as a Vice-President of the Mississippi Chapter of Phi Beta Mu. Mr. Laird
was also a two-year staff member of the Mississippi Lion’s All-State Band.
Together with his wife Sharon, the Lairds are the founders and managers of the
“Adventures In Music” Summer Band Camp. This is a summer music camp designed for
junior and senior high band students to help foster a love of music and to supplement
local band programs. This annual camp hosts approximately 200 students from the
surrounding area.
The Laird’s have one son, Brandon, who is a senior at the University of Southern
Mississippi majoring in trumpet and music education. In their spare time, the Lairds enjoy
spending time on their boat on the Mississippi coast and try to fish as often as possible.
Sharon S. Laird is currently in her 25th year of teaching and 17th year as Director of
Bands at Oak Grove High School in Hattiesburg, MS. Mrs. Laird has taught bands at
West Jones, Taylorsville, Magee, and Italy, TX.
Her current responsibilities include administrating and overseeing the Oak Grove Band
Program, directing the Sixth Grade Brass, the Marching Band and the Wind Ensemble.
During Mrs. Lairds’ tenure, the bands have consistently received superior ratings in
all categories at state and regional festivals and have been awarded the MHSAA
Sweepstakes Award every year since its inception.
Mrs. Laird received her diploma from Sumrall High School and Bachelor of Music
Education Degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. While at USM, Mrs. Laird
was a member of the Wind Ensemble and trumpet section leader for the Pride of
Mississippi Marching Band.
Mrs. Laird was a two-year staff member with the MS Lion’s All-State Band, serving as
Concert Director and Assistant Marching Director. She currently serves on the Board
of Directors of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association as Third Vice President. She is a
member of Phi Beta Mu National Band Fraternity, the American School Band Director’s
Association, the National Band Association, and a member and past president of the
Southeast Mississippi Band Director’s Association. Mrs. Laird has been presented the
Excellence in Teaching Award by Lamar County Schools on numerous occasions and is
a recipient of the SEMBDA Outstanding Band Director of the Year Award.
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In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Mrs. Laird is the co-founder and director
of the “Adventures in Music” Summer Band Camp and is the pianist at Petal United
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Laird and her husband Mark, also a band director, have one son, Brandon, a senior
trumpet and music education major at The University of Southern Mississippi. When the
Laird family isn’t involved in band activities, they enjoy fishing and cruising on their boat.
Mr. John Mlynczak
I Have a Degree in Music, Not Audio!
11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.
Tupelo Room
Are you expected to be the audio expert at your school? This session will provide a
simple, need-to-know explanation for using a school sound system including: system
setup, adjusting microphone levels without feedback, using EQ to get a clear sound,
and recording. Bring your questions!
John Mlynczak offers a broad range of experiences in music education. Mr. Mlynczak
is the Education Market Manager for PreSonus Audio and provides music education
technology professional development and training resources for educators. John has
taught music, music technology, and music business at the elementary, secondary, and
collegiate levels. He is an active performer, maintains a steady clinician schedule in
music technology, and is President-Elect of the Technology Institute for Music Educators.
Mr. Mlynczak also served as Chairman of the Creative Arts Assessment Committee for
the Louisiana Department of Education from 2011-2013. John lives in Baton Rouge,
Louisiana with his wife Nicole. For more information on PreSonus music education
solutions, contact John at: musiced@presonus.com.
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Ms. Sheri Falcone, Dr. Denise Rowan, Ms. Jessica Banks
Woodwind Problem Solvers:
Advice for better Flute, Clarinet, and Bassoon tone production and intonation.
11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.
Concordia Room
This session will focus on the various issues surrounding poor woodwind tone and
intonation. Some of the topics to be discussed include: eliminating shrill sounding
flutes in the high register, clarinet pitch problems, and bassoon reed adjustment. Sheri Falcone is currently Instructor of Clarinet and Saxophone at Mississippi State
University. In addition to her teaching duties, she serves as the principal clarinetist with
the Starkville Symphony Orchestra, subs with the Mississippi Symphony and performs
as a soloist. She has performed and presented at the College Music Society, National
Association of Wind and Percussion Instruments and the International Double Reed
Society at the state, regional, national and international levels. Prior to her appointment
at Mississippi State University, she was a choral and general music teacher (k-6) in
Syracuse, NY an assistant band director (6-12) in Charleston, SC and served as a
clarinet instructor at Charleston Southern University. Her current and former students
have won competitions including MMTA and MTNA (at the state level advancing to
regional) Young Artist Competition and as winners of the Starkville Symphony Concerto
Competition. She currently has two students teaching in Europe, one at the St. Gilgen
International School Austria and one at the Amadeus International School Vienna. Her
biography has been featured in Who’s Who in America and Covington Who’s Who. A
native New Yorker, Ms. Falcone holds a Bachelor of Music degree in music education
and a Master of Music degree in music education and clarinet from Syracuse University
and has done some work toward her doctorate degree.
Dr. Denise Rowan received her Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University
of Massachusetts, her Master of Music and Doctorate of Musical Arts degrees from the
University of Southern Mississippi. She has performed extensively as a bassoonist through
the eastern and southern states. Dr. Rowan is an experienced educator of 36 years;
having taught band and orchestra in Maine, and Massachusetts, as well as in Vicksburg,
and Starkville, Mississippi. On the college level she has served as double reed instructor
at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, and at Mississippi College in Clinton,
Mississippi. She is a past president of the Mississippi Band Masters association, former
Music Director of the Starkville, Mississippi State University Symphony Orchestra, and
currently serves as Principal Bassoonist with that orchestra, as well as Bassoon Instructor
at Mississippi State University.
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Jessica Banks serves as the Flute Instructor at Mississippi State University, as well as the
director of the MSU flute choir. A native of Youngstown, Ohio, Ms. Banks received a Bachelor
in Music Education and Bachelor in Flute Performance from Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
in Berea, OH. She also holds a Master of Music degree from Indiana University’s Jacobs
School of Music where she is currently working towards a Doctorate in Flute. Her principal
teachers include Thomas Robertello, George Pope, Kathryn Thomas-Umble, and Sheri
Larson. While at Indiana University, Ms. Banks served as an Associate Instructor of flute,
teaching secondary flute lessons and a technique class for flute majors. In addition to her
flute studies, Ms. Banks completed minors in Baroque flute under the guidance of Barbara
Kallaur and Music Theory. An avid orchestral performer, Ms. Banks has performed with the
North Mississippi Symphony, Lexington Philharmonic, Owensboro Symphony, Columbus
Indiana Philharmonic, and Evansville Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Banks currently serves as
the principal flutist of the Starkville Symphony Orchestra. A passionate music educator, Ms.
Banks frequently works with high school students and maintains an active private studio for
students in Northeast Mississippi and Western Alabama.
Dr. George Naff
Featuring the Oak Grove High School Wind Ensemble
Making Music Beautiful:
An Aural Approach to Instrumental Music Education
1:30 p.m. – 2:20 p.m.
Mississippi Suite
Over the last 30+ years Dr. George Naff has developed a unique aural approach
to instrumental music education incorporating several of the advanced choral
techniques of Zoltan Kodaly. This adaptation began when Dr. Naff was a student
of Arpad Darazs, a protégé of Kodaly, and has developed over the years with
thousands of band and orchestra students in elementary, high school, university, and
honor bands. This is more than a pedagogical method. According to Dr. Naff:
It is also a philosophy which embraces the value and the meaning of the music
we create. When we look at the process of making music, we realize that we, as
teachers, have a unique tool for teaching life lessons. In our culture youngsters are
constantly bombarded with the quality versus quantity question. Basically we teach
the philosophy that in life as well as in making music, quality should be our priority.
Consequently our primary focus is on the quality of sound – on tone, blend, balance,
and intonation. As we are helping our students develop facility on their instruments
and to learn to read and play accurately, we are always insisting on the beauty of
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the sound, for it is this beauty that makes the music meaningful - how it expresses the
way we feel - how it reflects who we really are.
When we look at the process of making music, at the elements of music and what
we must go through to create them, we see an obvious connection. These creative
tasks are more than just musical. They are also the building blocks for a successful,
meaningful life. Life lessons that we can teach through music include:
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sensitivity to beauty, empathy, diversity;
receptivity to experiences of all kinds – good and bad;
discipline and its relationship to creating beauty, to achieving excellence,
and to developing self-esteem;
goal setting and its relationship to success and to developing a success identity;
motivation; persistence;
spirituality in its many forms.
Dr. Naff uses solfeggio with the hand signs of John Curwen as well as other
kinesthetic aids to help students learn musical fundamentals and to produce
a beautiful sound. The students play and sing using progressively challenging
exercises to help them develop fully as players and musicians.
The goal is that over time, by continually singing and playing the exercises, the
students develop an aural concept of scale degree relationships and learn to play
in tune. Students learn not only to sing and play musically, they are also invited
and encouraged to become conductors using the hand signs. This increases
exponentially their motivation and excitement.
The workshop provides a short demonstration of the method, and it includes a
section for the directors on how to use these exercises for advanced learning –
scale degree awareness, scales, modes, voice leading, modulations, just-intonation
acoustics, scale degree resolution tendencies, and composition.
In addition to these elements of advanced learning, emotive conducting gestures
are emphasized and encouraged for the directors to get the most music out of the
music! Examples of significant wind literature will be used to demonstrate solfeggio
and emotive conducting techniques.
Dr. George E. Naff, a former conductor of the Duke University Wind Symphony, is
semi-retired as the Director of the Spirit of America National Honor Band and now
works as a consultant with bands, orchestras, and choirs, and with groups traveling
to Europe. An active arranger/composer and consultant for a number of high
school and university bands, his music is published by Matrix Publications and Spirit
of America Press. He is a frequent guest conductor and adjudicator for band,
orchestral, and choral performances in the eastern United States.
Dr. Naff has taught instrumental music on every level, and has served as a clinician
for hundreds of groups across the country. A former member of the United States Air
Force Band, he also served as a high school band director and as a former director
of the Symphonic, Marching, and Stage Bands at East Carolina University and East
Tennessee State University.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12
Comments about Dr. Naff:
George Naff is one of the great music educators in our country. Those who have
had the opportunity to work with George take music away with them not only in
their heads, but in their hearts! His passion for music is infectious! The gifts George
offered as my teacher remain with me today!
Dr. Jack Stamp,
Composer/Conductor,Professor and Chair of the
Music Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
The aural experience and its pedagogy is the most difficult of all music teaching,
but is imperative for musical success. George Naff has a unique and superb
approach to teaching students to hear and to discriminate pitch. I have observed
Dr. Naff’s work, and it is amazingly effective. He combines his own approach with
elements of the Kodaly system, and the results begin immediately.
Dr. W. Francis McBeth,
Composer/Conductor
George Naff is one of the most knowledgeable, talented, creative, and
compassionate people I have known. It is a highly rewarding experience to
observe his unique approaches in conducting and teaching young musicians as
well as seasoned educators. The results are fruitful and exciting!
Dr. Jared Spears,
Composer/Conductor
Dr. George Naff warmly and eagerly shares his talent and immense wealth of
musical knowledge with music students and music professionals of all ages. He
challenges and inspires people to make beautiful music, to work with others to
achieve a common purpose, to desire to know more, to try harder, and to pursue
new levels of personal and musical excellence. My mentor, colleague, and friend,
George Naff has profoundly impacted my life and the lives of countless thousands.
Dr. Rod Harkins,
Arranger/Composer/Music Educator/
Director Spirit of America Press
George Naff is an amazing music educator! He possesses a rare combination of
outstanding musicianship with the ability to connect with students of all ages, and
constantly challenges and motivates students to listen and perform passionately.
George’s compassionate nature and love of music is inspiring!
Dr. Christopher Knighten,
Director of Athletic Bands and Associate Professor of Music
in the University of Arkansas Department of Music.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12
Dr. Harry Watters
Power Practicing
2:30 p.m. – 3:20 p.m.
Concordia Room
Open To All Instrumentalists
Sponsored by Mississippi State University, Jupiter Band Instruments and Amro Music.
Be sure to catch Harry’s critically-acclaimed session covering successful strategies
for innovative preparation and performance. This positive, fast-paced clinic
provides clear road maps and tangible guideposts for success for educators and
their students. Prepare to be inspired!
Jazz Trombonist Harry Watters travels nationally and internationally as a Jupiter Artist.
His numerous Summit Records releases include the popular Love Songs and the three
critically acclaimed Brothers discs with trumpeter Ken Watters.
After graduation from the University of North Texas, Harry spent four years touring and
recording with the renowned Dukes of Dixieland. While working at night on Bourbon
Street, a sleep-deprived Watters attended the University of New Orleans by day, serving
as the graduate assistant to Professor Ellis Marsalis.
Watters has performed with Doc Severinsen, Al Hirt, Pete Fountain, Erich Kunzel, Kevin
Mahogany, Wycliffe Gordon, Lou Rawls, Maureen McGovern, Bill Watrous, Carl Fontana,
Jiggs Whiggam, James Moody, Peter Erskine, Conrad Herwig, John Fedchock and the
Boston Brass. In addition, Harry has appeared as a featured soloist with the Syracuse
Symphony, the Baton Rouge Symphony, the LouisianaPhilharmonic, the Tulsa Pops,
the West Virginia Symphony, the University ofNorth Texas One O’Clock Lab Band, the
Janacek Philharmonic, the Moldovan Festival Orchestra and the U.S. Army Orchestra.
Harry is constantly in demand as a Jupiter Artist and Clinician. He has presented his
“Power Practicing” seminar at the American Band College, the Jazz Education Network
National Conference, the Association of Concert Bands’ National Convention, the
University of North Texas, New Mexico State University, the University of Texas at Austin,
the University of Tennessee,East Carolina State University, Texas Christian University,
Baker University, the University of Central Florida, Virginia Commonwealth University, the
University of New Orleans, Louisiana State University, the University of Montana, Utah
State University, Kent State University and in high schools throughout the United States.
Harry is married to violist and keyboardist Holly Watters of the U.S. Army Strings. They reside
in Alexandria, Virginia with their three childrenHarry V, Katherine the 1st & Lady Caroline.
Harry Watters’ clinic is supported by Jupiter Band Instruments and Amro Music.
FRIDAYn DECEMBER 12
Dr. Josh Armstrong
Pesky Pedal Problems and Other Percussive Repairs
2:30 p.m. – 3:20 p.m.
Tupelo Room
The clinic will cover a range of topics over the subject of basic percussion
maintenance and repairs. Everything from how to change a head, a marimba
string, all the way to how to get your timpani pedals to stop moving will be covered.
Along with this a list of materials needed at all times, along with where to purchase
the materials will be provided.
Dr. Josh Armstrong is Assistant Professor of Percussion and Assistant Director Bands
at Delta State University where he conducts all aspects of the percussion program
including lessons, ensemble, steel band, and drumline. In 2013 he received the
Doctor of Musical Arts degree in percussion performance at The University of Arizona,
and earned his bachelor’s degree in music education and his master’s degree in
percussion performance from Texas Tech University in 2005 and 2007 respectively.
He has performed with numerous groups including the Texas Tech Symphony Orchestra,
Wind Ensemble, Percussion Ensembles, and Steel Drum Band (Apocalypso Now!). While
in Lubbock he also performed with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, the Big Spring
Symphony Orchestra, and the Midland Symphony Orchestra. His performances outside
of Lubbock at this time included the Percussive Arts Society International Conferences
in 2006 and 2003, performances in Las Vegas, San Francisco, and New Orleans with the
steel drum bands, and a solo performance at the 2007 and 2011 National Conference
on Percussion Pedagogy.
While at the University of Arizona he directed the steel drum bands, as well as taught
private lessons, and percussion ensemble. He was also a xylophone soloist at the 2008
Arizona Percussive Arts Society Day of Percussion. In the academic year 2009-2010
he taught at the University of Northern Iowa where he held a one year sabbatical
replacement and directed all aspects of the percussion program. While there he
performed a faculty recital, participated in a faculty chamber group, and was a guest
soloist with the Waterloo Municipal Band. While there he also traveled to Superior,
Wisconsin where he was a guest artist and gave clinics and concerts at the University
of Wisconsin-Superior.
Armstrong is a sponsored educator and artist with Vic Firth Drumsticks, Secretary for the
Mississippi chapter of the Percussive Arts Society, and serves on the University Pedagogy
Committee for PAS.
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2014 STATE BAND CLINIC JUDGES
Chairman of each group is listed first in bold type
Flute�� Melanie Stark - Amory
J.J Curry - New Albany, Rebecca Wells - Itawamba
Bb Clarinet �� Rick Murphy - North Pontotoc
Brandon Harvell - Kossuth, William Garner - Sumrall
Double Reed�� Lauren Duncan - Lafayette County
Victoria Jones - Hernando, Addison Murphy - Kosciusko
Alto Saxophones�� Anna Schwartz - Biloxi
Richie Watson - Pontotoc, Cody Roberts - Bruce
Low Reed�� Kenneth Clay - Aberdeen
(Tenor, Bari Sax, Bass Cl, Contra) Nathan Waycaster - Ripley, Katie Spears - Northwest Rankin
Trumpet�� Nicole Allen - Purvis
Ben Bullock - Lewisburg, Ashley Pruitt - Tupelo
French Horn�� Taylor Spark - Tupelo
Craig Miller - Laurel, Shelby Wilbanks - Amory
Trombone�� Mark Dickerson - Clinton
Zach Langley - Nettleton, Josh Robinson - Mantachie
Euphonium�� Joe Presley - Grenada
Heath Hopper - Horn Lake, Tyler Finley - Florence
Tuba �� Ricky Brown - West Point
DeMario Jefferson - Starkville, Jared Ross - Center Hill
All Percussion�� Jace Wells - Itawamba
Darius Fant - Tupelo, Jeremy Freelon - Lafayette County,
2014-15 MBA MUSIC SELECTION COMMITTEE
Chair- Lane Thompson, J.Z. George High School
Class 6A Len Killough, Hernando High School
Class 5A Artie Adams, South Jones High School
Class 4A Sam Cunningham, Ripley High School
Class 3A Toni Reece, Aberdeen High School
Class 1A/2A Chad Hawkins, Eupora High School
2nd/3rd Band Chuck Reynolds, Madison Central High School
BAND CHAIRMEN
Head Band Chairman – Willie Rigdon, Retired
All-State Band
Kody Killens, West Jones Middle
Paul Morgan, Stone
Red Band
Jason Mann, Louisville
Brad Sumrall, West Marion
White Band
Michael Kibodeaux, Richton
Jacob Mitchell, Northeast Jones
Blue Band
Adam Tackitt, Gulfport Middle
Demetric Cooley, East Marion
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PERCUSSION CHAIRMEN
Head Percussion Chairman- Brennon Eaton, Hernando
All-State Band
Gavin McAdams, Pass Christian
Red Band
Darius Fant, Tupelo
White Band
Jonathan Benson, South Jones
Blue Band
Zac Cannon, Warren Central
PERCUSSION EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY
Pearl High School
Warren Central High School
Clinton High School
North Pike High School
ALL-STATE BAND
DR. ANDREW BOYSEN, JR.
Andrew Boysen, Jr. is presently a professor in the music department at the
University of New Hampshire, where he conducts the wind symphony and teaches
conducting and composition. Under his leadership, the UNH wind symphony has
released six recordings and been invited to perform at regional conventions of
the College Band Directors National Association and National Association for
Music Education. Previously, Boysen taught at Indiana State University and CaryGrove (IL) High School, and was the music director and conductor of the Deerfield
Community Concert Band. He remains active as a guest conductor and clinician,
appearing with high school, university and festival ensembles across the United
States, Great Britain, and Australia.
Boysen earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in wind conducting at the
Eastman School of Music, where he served as conductor of the Eastman Wind
Orchestra and assistant conductor of the Eastman Wind Ensemble. He received his
Master of Music degree in wind conducting from Northwestern University in 1993
and his Bachelor of Music degree in music education and music composition from
the University of Iowa in 1991.
He maintains an active schedule as a composer, receiving commissions from
festival, university, and high school concert bands across the United States. Boysen
won the International Horn Society Composition Contest in 2000, the University
of Iowa Honors Composition Prize in 1991 and has twice won the Claude T. Smith
Memorial Band Composition Contest, in 1991 and 1994. Boysen has several
published works with the Neil A. Kjos Music Company, Wingert-Jones Music, Alfred
Music, Masters Music, and C. Alan Publications, including pieces for band, orchestra,
clarinet and piano, and brass choir. Recordings of his music appear on the Sony,
R-Kal, Mark, St. Olaf and Elf labels.
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RED BAND
DR. SARAH MCKOIN Dr. Sarah McKoin serves as the Director of Bands, Associate Professor of Conducting,
and Chair of the Conducting Division at Texas Tech University. Her responsibilities
include Conductor and Musical Director of the TTU Symphonic Wind Ensemble,
administrating the graduate program in wind conducting, teaching conducting
and wind literature, and overseeing all facets of the University band program which
includes 5 concert bands, the 400 member Goin’ Band and other athletic bands.
Under Dr. McKoin’s direction, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble has twice performed
at the Texas Music Educators Association Conference, as well as being featured
at the Southwest Regional Conference for the College Band Director’s National
Association in Las Cruces, NM. Dr. McKoin’s ensemble recorded the world premiere
of Chakra on Narong Prancharoen’s CD entitled “Phenomenon” released in 2009
on the Albany label and a recording of the wind music of Chen Yi is in production.
Additionally, Dr. McKoin is the newly appointed Artistic Director for the chamber
ensemble “(r)EVOLUTION” as part of the professional wind ensemble Concordia
Santa Fe in Santa Fe, NM.
Prior to her appointment at Texas Tech, Professor McKoin was the Director of
Bands at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and held
appointments at the State University of New York at Buffalo and SUNY Fredonia.
Additionally, McKoin spent nine summers in residence on the conducting faculty
at the Brevard Music Center in Brevard, North Carolina as the Director of the
Transylvania Wind Ensemble, and has taught at Interlochen Arts Academy.
Dr. McKoin maintains an active schedule as a guest conductor and clinician
and has traveled extensively throughout the United States and abroad. Recently,
she was the conductor for the Asian Pacific American School Honor Band in
Guangzhou, China comprised of 100 students from Korea, Hong Kong, China,
Malaysia, Kuala Lampur, Shanghai and other Southeast Asian cities. She has guest
conducted in Taipei, Taiwan and has traveled to Tel Aviv, Israel to serve as producer
for the world premiere recording of Roberto Sierra’s Fantasia Correliana with the
Castellani-Andriaccio guitar duo.
Dr. McKoin holds her Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Texas at
Austin as well as degrees from Wichita State University and Michigan State University.
She has served as President of the Southwest Division of the College Band Director’s
National Association as well as President of the Big 12 Band Director’s Association.
She is a member of TMEA, TBA, Phi Beta Mu, Pi Kappa Lambda and holds honorary
memberships in Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma.
WHITE BAND
MR. ISHBAH COX
Ishbah Cox, Assistant Professor of Bands at Purdue University, is Founder/Director of
the Purdue University Brass Choir, Director of the Symphonic and Collegiate Bands,
Director of the Boiler Box Band (Women’s Volleyball), and Assistant Director of the
“All-American” Marching Band (AAMB). He is also the Adjunct Instructor of Tuba at
Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana.
As an arranger/ publisher for Hal Leonard and Dev Music Company, his marching/
pep band arrangements have been performed before national audiences at
Purdue athletic events and at a Bands of America Marching (BOA) Finals Exhibition
Performance by the Purdue AAMB Trombone Section. Several of his arrangements
are immensely popular on the Internet via YouTube.
Cox is in demand as a festival adjudicator, clinician, and conductor. He has
adjudicated concerts, marching, and solo and ensemble festivals for the Indiana
State School Music Association (ISSMA) and has served as a consultant and
clinician in numerous Indiana schools and for music programs in the Metropolitan
Nashville, Chicago, and Atlanta Public School Systems. Cox has conducted a
number of groups, including the Lafayette (IN) Citizens’ Band, the Kokomo (IN)
Park Band, the Lafayette (IN) Symphony’s Youth Orchestra, the Purdue University
Wind Ensemble at the 2012 American Bandmasters Association Performance,
and he has guest conducted the Purdue Philharmonic Orchestra on their 2011
Eastern European Tour. He also has guest conducted at the Middle Tennessee State
University and Auburn University Honor Bands, Indiana Bandmasters Association
Regional and District Honor Bands, the Northern Illinois University Wind Ensemble,
the Mississippi State University Symphonic and Concert Bands, and the University of
South Alabama Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble.
Cox holds professional memberships in the National Band Association (NBA),
Indiana Bandmasters Association (IBA), Music Educators National Conference
(MENC), American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Kappa
Kappa Psi, and the Collegiate Band Directors National Association (CBDNA). He
holds Honorary Memberships with both the Gamma Pi Chapter of Kappa Kappa
Psi and Beta Sigma Chapter of Tau Beta Sigma (TBS) at Purdue University. He serves
on the Board of Directors of the Lafayette Citizens Band, as faculty advisor of the
Gamma Pi Purdue University Kappa Kappa Psi chapter, and as a member of the
Committee on Ethnicity and Gender Issues with the CBDNA.
A native of Notasulga, Alabama, Cox received his bachelor’s degree in music
education from Auburn University and his master’s degree is in music performance
(euphonium) from the University of Alabama. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate
of Arts in Wind Conducting with a secondary specialization in Euphonium
Performance at Ball State University.
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BLUE BAND
MR. WILLIAM JEFF CANNON, SR.
William “Jeff” Cannon, Sr. received a Bachelor of Music Education from Delta State
University in 1980, where he served as drum major of the DSU band for four years.
In 1995 Jeff received the Master of Music Degree from Mississippi College. Jeff is a
1974 graduate of Pearl High School where he played trumpet, was drum major of
the Pearl Pirate Band and was a member of the 1974 Mississippi Lions All-State Band.
After receiving his bachelor’s degree, Jeff served first as assistant director, then director of
bands for Madison-Central band program in Madison, MS for eight years. In the summer of
1988, Jeff became associate director of bands for Pearl Public Schools, and was appointed
Director of Bands for the Pearl Public Schools in 2007. The Pearl “Pirate” marching band has
rated all-superior for 46 consecutive years at the Mississippi State Marching Festival. Among
its many accomplishments, the Pearl band was selected to represent Mississippi at President
George W. Bush’s Inauguration in January 2001. They were also selected to perform in the
1999 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City and were the featured band on
NBC’s Today Show while in New York. The Pirate marching band has achieved numerous
awards both locally and nationally, including a first place performance at the National
Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C., and Grand Champion Marching Band for
the State of Mississippi in 1997. Under his direction, the Pirate Band won the Class 4A
State Marching Championships in 2007, and were the Class 5A marching champions in
2009, 2011 and 2012. The Pearl Band Program also received the American School Band
Director’s Association “Award of Excellence” for its outstanding instrumental music program.
Pearl’s symphonic, concert and varsity band programs have consistently rated superior
during the past twenty years as well. The Pearl Symphonic Band performed at the Southern
Conductors’ Conference in February 2008 at The University of Southern Mississippi and has
achieved “Sweepstakes” status all six years that the award has been presented.
Jeff served as President of the Mississippi Band Master’s Association in 2003. Under
his leadership the MHSAA/MBA State Marching Championships were inititated and
now over 5000 students participate each year. In addition, the MBA All-State Band
was established and nearly 1000 students audition each year for this prestigious
ensemble. Jeff was named Delta State University Alumnus of the year in 2003, and
the National Federation of High Schools Outstanding Music Educator in 2003.
Jeff has served on the staff of the Mississippi Lions All-State Band twenty times in such
capacities as staff assistant, marching director, concert director, assistant manager,
and was appointed Director/Manager in July 0f 2006. The Mississippi Lions Band
travels worldwide to participate in Lions International Parade competitions and has
won 30 international championships since 1951.
Jeff retired from Pearl High School in July 2013 and has served as Director of Music at First
Baptist Church of Terry, MS, for over 15 years. Jeff continues to serve as Director/Manager
of the Mississippi Lions All-State Band and is currently serving in his 9th year as Director/
Managor. He and his wife, Dian, have five children ages 40, 39, 38, 34, and 25. They have six
grandchildren Abby, Simon, Austin, and Alaina.,Seraphina, and Owen.
2014 MBA ALL STATE CONCERT BAND
Flutes
David Xie, Northwest Rankin High School
Yulianna Jimenez, Oak Grove High School
Jumana Karzon, Northwest Rankin High School
Cheyanne Evans, Petal High School
Briyaunah Caston, Germantown High School
Kaitlyn Borsi, D’Iberville High School
Oboes
Sergio Rodriguez, JZ George High School
Caitlin Lirette, Olive Branch High School
Bassoons
Lee Easson, Oxford High School
Sydney Davis, D’Iberville High School
Clarinets
Isabel Cheney, Ocean Springs High School
Lauren Slay, Ridgeland High School
Joonhee Jo, Oxford High School
Daniel Rorabaugh, Long Beach High School
Jessica Garner, East Central High School
Jessica Googe, Madison Central High School
Emily Haskins, Madison Central High School
Alex Green, Brandon High School
Meghan Smith, Hernando High School
Laura Sanderson, Purvis High School
Kaitlyn Sills, Madison Middle School
Angelina Meeks, Booneville High School
Bass Clarinets
Natalene Vonkchalee, Ridgeland High School
Ana Dean, Brandon High School
Contrabass Clarinet
Kyle Woodward, Tupelo High School
Alto Saxes
Madalyn Harkness, Pontotoc High School
Eric Harper, Southaven High School
Patrick Knight,Tupelo High School
Matthew Gioia, Pearl River Central High School
Tenor Sax
Terrell Gilmore, Shannon High School
Bari Sax
Parker Cruise, Northeast Jones High School
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Trumpets
Landon Grigsby, Ocean Springs High School
Eric Wicklund,Gautier High School
Dzung Le, Northwest Rankin High School
Chase Mitchell, East Central High School
Max Warren, Ocean Springs High School
Martin McCandless, Ridgeland High School
Ben Wright, Oxford High School
Joshua Stuart, Gautier High School
French Horns
Tyler Lieu, D’Iberville High School
Rico Fraccastoro, Lake Comorant High School
Brittany Corrie, Saltillo High School
Jonathan Lindsey, Lewisburg High School
Kaitlin Walley, Ocean Springs High School
Tony Padilla, Southeast Lauderdale High School
Trombones
Nicholas Payne, Ocean Springs High School
Jacob Easley, Starkville High School
Trevor Shoup, Ripley High School
Justin Smith, Cleveland High School
Kody McKlveen, Long Beach High School
Jake Fletcher, Hancock High School
Baritones
Travis Pratt, Biloxi High School
Daniel McAllister Jr., North Forrest High School
Tubas
David Thomas, Pascagoula High School
Dalton Horne, Ocean Springs High School
Max Ridge, Biloxi High School
Treyce Bannerman, Tupelo High School
Percussion
Matthew Lewis, Lawrence County High School
Garner Sinquefield, Hernando High School
Nathan Moeller, Oak Grove High School
Trey Knapp, East Central High School
Tarrah Frederick, Mooreville High School
Sebastian Martinez-Solano, Petal Middle
School
Mallets
Lauren Stephens, Hernando High School
Gabby Pestana, Hernando High School
STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER
First Name
Last Name
Instrument
Lenoir
Jarves
Battery Percussion (Snare) Aberdeen High School
School
Aliyah
Gillespie
Clarinet
Chloe
Hatfield
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Alcorn Central High School
Jared
Moore
Tuba
Alcorn Central High School
Yen
Nguyen
Flute
Amory High School
Peyton
Wall
French Horn
Amory High School
Lauren
Alford
Trombone
Amory Middle School
Hannah
Jones
Trombone
Armstrong Middle School
Blake
Hutcheson
French Horn
Baldwyn High School
John
Boatner
Trumpet
Baldwyn High School
Raylah
Quarles
Flute
Batesville Junior High
Brandon
Roach
French Horn
Bayou View Middle School
Hannah
Davis
Trombone
Belmont High School
Kaitlyn
Griffin
Trumpet
Belmont High School
Ernie
Ezell
Trombone
Bettie Mae Jack
Jane
Croomer
Flute
Biloxi Junior High School
Drew
Fisher
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Booneville High School
Jacey
Stites
Clarinet
Booneville Middle School
Caty
Brown
Flute
Brandon Middle School
Kaitlyn
Beasley
Bass Clarinet
Buckatunna Elementary
Seth
Walker
Battery Percussion (Snare) Burnsville Middle School
Ethan
McCraw
Battery Percussion (Snare) Caledonia High School
Bryce
Fisher
Trumpet
Caledonia High School
Courtny
Norman
Trumpet
Calhoun City High School
Yakema
Harper
Flute
Calhoun City Middle School
Tyler
Brown
Battery Percussion (Snare) Carver Middle School
Zack
McCain
Baritone
BC Center Hill High School
Rachel
Guffin
Trumpet
Center Hill High School
Lise Lee
Larsen
Clarinet
Center Hill Middle School
Robert
York
Trumpet
Choctaw Central High School
Shanice
Cook
Clarinet
Choctaw County High School
Lindsey
Bruce
Trumpet
Jim
Campbell
Clarinet
Clarkdale High School
Brandon
Mitchell
Trumpet
Sayre
Weast
Flute
Cleveland High School
Keveon
Taylor
Trombone
Marisela
Valencia
Bass Clarinet
Clinton High School
Noah
Young
French Horn
Clinton High School
Nathan
Wright
Bassoon
Clinton Junior High School
Aberdeen High School
First Name
Last Name
Instrument
School
Malik
Simon
Tuba
Coahoma AHS
Jonathan
Buie
Tuba
Colmer Middle School
Justin
Cavanaugh Baritone
TC Columbia High School
Thomas
Ly
Trombone
Chelsie
Jones
Alto Saxophone
Columbus High School
Christen
Green
Tuba
Jasma
Williams
Clarinet
Columbus Middle School
Jonathan
Gann
Tuba
Corinth High School
Mikayla
Smith
Alto Saxophone
Corinth Middle School
Ronnie
Jackson
Alto Saxophone
D.M. Smith Middle School
Billy
McCarrell
Trombone
DeSoto Central High School
Ryan
Stella
Tuba
Jacob
Saunders
Trumpet
DeSoto Central Middle School
Ciara
Daniel
Battery Percussion (Snare) D’Iberville Middle School
Malia
Hickens
Flute
East Central Middle School
Kierra
Burns
Flute
East Side High School
Charlie
Fair
Tuba
Sallie
Humphreys
Flute
East Union Middle School
Kristian
Bigham
Flute
East Webster High School
Cale
Gatlin
Trombone
Marquitta
Byrd
Clarinet
Eiland Middle School
Hannah
Lillis
Trumpet
Enterprise Middle School
Malcolm
Combest
Tuba
Enterprise High School
Shelby
Jones
Flute
Ethel High School
Cory
Payne
Alto Saxophone
Eupora High School
Autumn
Willhite
Bass Clarinet
Eupora High School
Jessica
Lenoir
Clarinet
Fifth Street Junior High
Alex
Booth
Clarinet
Florence High School
Riley
Irwin
Trombone
Alexus
Rasco
Baritone
BC Forest High School
Chris
Windham
Tuba
Forest High School
Devin
Vete
Trumpet
Forrest County Agricultural High School
Miriam
Sisk
Trombone
Franklin County High School
Abby
Miller
Flute
Gautier Middle School
Anna
Stevison
Trumpet
George County High School
Brittany
Brunson
Flute
Germantown High School
Jordan
Vestal
Bassoon
Germantown Middle School
Josh
Anderson
Alto Saxophone
Greene County High School
Jacoby
Gilmore
Baritone
TC Greenwood High School
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First Name
Last Name
Instrument
School
Kenneth
Milton, Jr
Trumpet
Greenwood High School
Kymbria
Thomas
Flute
Greenwood Middle School
Mollie
Searcy
Oboe
Grenada High School
Dakota
Young
Tenor Saxophone
Grenada High School
Chris
Davis
Baritone
BC Grenada Middle School
Anastasia
Burton
French Horn
Gulfport Central Middle School
Austin
Jordan
Bassoon
Gulfport High School
Aneeshia
Spann
Flute
David
Tindoll
Baritone
BC Guntown Middle School
Lucinda
Roberts
Bari Saxophone
Hancock High School
Mackenzie
Baker
Flute
Hancock High School
Jacobe
Ramsey
Trumpet
Harrison Central High School
Jordan
Ryan
Tuba
Zach
Bowen
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Hatley High School
Andi
Welch
Clarinet
Trey
Fairley
Battery Percussion (Snare) Hattiesburg High School
Jazlyn
Ridgway
Clarinet
Hattiesburg High School
Sophie
Hirt
Clarinet
Hernando Middle School
Jared
Foster
Clarinet
Horn Lake High School
Natalie
Clark
Flute
Madison
Stahel
Battery Percussion (Snare) Horn Lake Middle School
Erubiel
Najera
Trombone
Independence High School
Brad
Hoyt
Tuba
Independence School
Makaliah
Luther
Clarinet
Ingomar Attendance Center
Kayln
Johnson
Clarinet
Itawamba Agricultural High School
Grant
O’Neal
French Horn
Emily
Stanley
Flute
Itawamba Attendance Center
Tyler
Brown
Battery Percussion (Snare) Jefferson Middle School
Joseph
Brown
Trombone
Jim Hill High School
Leonard
Martin
Tuba
Kendall
Peeler
Baritone
TC Kosciusko High School
Josie
White
Trombone
Kosciusko High School
Marlee
McBride
Flute
Kosciusko Junior High School
Heath
Wooten
Bass Clarinet
Kossuth High School
Ashley
Tullis
Clarinet
Kossuth High School
Taylor
Bost
Clarinet
Lafayette High School
Erin
McChesney Oboe
Van
McCray
Battery Percussion (Snare) Lafayette Middle School
Adrianna
Crout
Baritone
Hatley Middle School
TC Lake High School
First Name
Last Name
Instrument
School
Nathan
Shields
Alto Saxophone
Lake Cormorant High School
Benjamin
Gregory
Trombone
Lake Cormorant Middle School
Patrick
Parker
Battery Percussion (Snare) Laurel High School
Lexia
Thomas
Flute
Laurel High School
John
Thomas
Alto Saxophone
Laurel Middle School
Robert
Case
Trumpet
Lawrence County High School
Kirsten
Girrard
Flute
Leakesville Junior High
Garrett
Amsden
Battery Percussion (Snare) Lewisburg High School
Trenton
Kirkland
Alto Saxophone
Lewisburg Middle School
Ashley
Flint
Flute
Long Beach Middle School
Ty
Fulton
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Louisville High School
Raigan
Smith
Flute
Loyd Star High School
Kirsten
Scroggs
Trumpet
Loyd Star Middle School
Colby
Ramsey
Oboe
Magee High School
Jessica
Sanford
Tuba
Magee High School
Mia
House
Clarinet
Mantachie Attendance Center
Shayna
Walston
Clarinet
Mantachie High School
Blake
Perry
French Horn
Margaret Green Junior High
Corina
Cepeda
Clarinet
McComb High School
Austin
Fowler
French Horn
McComb High School
Kevin
Wilson
Trombone
McLaurin High School
Krysta
Turnage
Trumpet
Elisabeth
Hall
French Horn
Mendenhall High School
Akelah
Carter
Tenor Saxophone
Candice
McCullum
Trumpet
Mendenhall Junior High School
Tia
Hall
Bass Clarinet
Meridian High School
Keyairra
Sims
Flute
James
Riley
French Horn
Mize Attendance Center
Collin
Mcleod
Trumpet
B.J.
Brown
Trombone
Mooreville High School
Jonathan
Adair
Trombone
Mooreville Middle School
Jena
Mazique
Clarinet
Morton High School
Kearies
Mays
Trumpet
Morton High School
Destiny
Scott
Trumpet
Moss Point High School
Cedaysha
Triplett
Tuba
James
Hudson
Trumpet
Myrtle Attendance Center
Cameron
Shropshire
Tuba
Natchez Middle School
Mason
Willimas
Clarinet
Neshoba Central High School
Duncan
Kinney
Tenor Saxophone
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First Name
Last Name
Instrument
School
Maggie
Hardin
Clarinet
Neshoba Central Middle School
Erica
Carrisoza
Clarinet
Nettleton High School
Gabby
Clayton
Clarinet
Halle
Sullivan
French Horn
Nettleton Middle School
Kurt
Hickey
Trombone
New Albany High School
Rider
Red
Trombone
Madison
Cotten
French Horn
New Albany Middle Middle
Corbin
Cody
Trumpet
New Hebron Attendance Center
Jaimy
Murff
Trombone
New Hope High School
Jayson
Tucker
Tuba
Erica
Nichols
Trombone
Newton County High School
Caleb
Jones
Tuba
Steven
Ivy
French Horn
Newton County Middle School
Cortez
Page
Tuba
Newton Municipal School District
Christy Ann
Enslin
Trombone
North Forrest High School
Kiara
Jones
Baritone
BC North Gulfport Middle School
Anastasia
Morris
Clarinet
North Pontotoc High School
Laken
Jones
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) North Pontotoc High School
D’Shawn
Prude
Battery Percussion (Snare) North Pontotoc Middle School
Kyle
Businelle
Battery Percussion (Snare) North Woolmarket Middle School
Kyla
Mann
Trumpet
Northeast Jones High School
Emily
Welch
French Horn
Northeast Jones Junior High School
Dejah
Brown
Clarinet
Northeast Lauderdale High School
Kylie
Williams
Flute
Ansley
Slaughter
Trombone
Northeast Lauderdale Middle School
James
Prewitt
Trumpet
Northwest Middle School
Kelcey
Feroben
Clarinet
Northwest Rankin Middle School
Hayden
Askea
Clarinet
Oak Grove Middle School
Jessica
Quiros
French Horn
Ocean Springs Middle School
Ricky
Marcellus
French Horn
Olde Towne Middle School
Dylan
Hunsucker
Clarinet
Micaela
Shields
Oboe
Olive Branch Middle School
Siena
Cizdziel
Flute
Oxford Middle School
Ethan
Schultz
Trombone
Pascagoula High School
Benjamin
Husbands
Trombone
Pearl High School
Tyler
Gangwer
Baritone
BC Pearl Junior High School
Bradley
Booth
French Horn
Pearl River Central High School
Ronnie
Davis
Trumpet
Perry Central High School
Olivia
Wilkerson
Bassoon
Petal High School
First Name
Last Name
Instrument
Hall
Jonathan
Battery Percussion (Snare) Philadelphia High School
Tyler
Greer
Trombone
Philadelphia High School
Deontrae
Peyton
Trombone
Picayune Junior High School
Brittany
Alexander
Flute
Picayune Memorial High School
Tristan
Bagget
Trombone
Jatavia
Ford
Clarinet
Plantersville Middle School
Drew
Baker
Trombone
Pontotoc High School
Lexi
Terry
Flute
Pontotoc Junior High
Sidney
Medina
Clarinet
Pope Middle School
Cheyenne
Spear
Bass Clarinet
Poplarville High School
Eadie
Keenan
French Horn
Ryne
Anderson
Bari Saxophone
Purvis High School
Nathan
Lee
Trumpet
Purvis Middle School
Amber
Rowell
Clarinet
Quitman High School
Brittany
Brown
Flute
Quitman High School
Jonathan
Puckett
Alto Saxophone
Richland High School
Reagan
Cothern
Clarinet
Ava
Calvert
Alto Saxophone
Richton High School
Graeme
Forrest
Trumpet
Richton Middle School
Grace-Anne
Elliott
Flute
Ripley High School
Haley
Cockrell
Clarinet
Ripley Middle School
Will
Humphreys
French Horn
Rosa Scott 9th Grade
Hannah
Irby
Oboe
Saltillo High School
Kristin
White
Trumpet
Hailey
Bates
Alto Saxophone
Scott Central High School
Miriam
Patrick
Tenor Saxophone
Halden
Boren
Battery Percussion (Snare) Seminary High School
Jadon
Mathis
Trumpet
Seminary High School
Ethan
Baker
Alto Saxophone
Senatobia High School
Anna
McMasters
Bass Clarinet
Breanna
Cargill
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Senatobia Junior High
Kacilyn
Pegues
Flute
Shannon Middle School
jaden
Buchanan
Trumpet
Shivers Junior High
Kennedy
Hanna
Trumpet
Simpson Central School
Aaron
Smith
Battery Percussion (Snare) Smithville High School
Amber
Priest
Clarinet
Smithville High School
Jorge
Castillo
French Horn
South Jones High School
Zach
Everett
Tenor Saxophone
Jared
Bush
Trumpet
South Jones Middle School
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School
First Name
Last Name
Instrument
School
Emily
Houston
French Horn
South Panola High School
Kenyetta
Ferguson
Trombone
South Pike High School
Jordan
Rushing
Flute
South Pike Junior High
Burger
Ariel
French Horn
South Pontotoc High School
Lopez
Carlos
Trombone
Kathleen
Fletcher
Clarinet
South Pontotoc Middle School
Matthew
Duck
Baritone
BC Southaven High School
Kathryn
Monroe
Clarinet
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
Brett
Harris
Alto Saxophone
St. Martin High School
Treena
Tran
Clarinet
Frances
Gibson
Alto Saxophone
St. Martin Middle School
Hayden
Upperman
French Horn
Starkville High School
Mikey
Richard
Trombone
Stone High School
Larry
Reaux
Tuba
Stone High School
Chloe
King
Battery Percussion (Snare) Stone Middle School
Key’Shawn
Kennedy
Battery Percussion (Snare) Stringer High School
Selena
Cannon
Flute
Stringer High School
Marcus
Laird
Alto Saxophone
Sumrall High School
Brealand
Pendleton
Clarinet
Terry High School
Cameron
Hutcheson
Alto Saxophone
Tishomingo County High School
Jake
Jones
Tenor Saxophone
Elizabeth
Boyd
Clarinet
Topeka-Tilton Att Center
Analiese
Kent
Oboe
Tupelo Middle School
Tevin
Jackson
Battery Percussion (Snare) Tylertown High School
Jacob
Landry
Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Tylertown High School
Annemarie
Fetter
Flute
Union County High School
Kateri
Fetter
Flute
Union County High School
Rachel
Keen
Alto Saxophone
Union High School
Matt
Hennington Trombone
Union High School
Baleigh
Longmire
Flute
Vancleave High School
Emily
Westfaul
French Horn
Austin
Frisbie
Baritone
BC Vancleave Middle School
Desiree
Driver
Battery Percussion (Snare) W. A. Higgins Academy
Rebecca
English
Flute
Sarah
Chipley
Trombone
Katelynn
Pettway
Clarinet
Warren Central Middle School
Austin
Davis
Trombone
Water Valley Middle School
Kelsey
Hernandez
Bass Clarinet
Water Valley High School
Deeanna
Moore
Flute
First Name
Last Name
Instrument
Melody
Walker
ContraBass Clarinet Wayne County High School
Jonathan
Seeger
Trumpet
Wayne County High School
Kimberly
Sans
Clarinet
Wesson High School
Dontrell
Brown
French Horn
Wesson High School
Jacob
Webb
Bassoon
West Harrison High School
Mary
Olier
Trumpet
Jesus
Trujillo
Bassoon
West Jones High School
Emily
McLaurin
Clarinet
Matthew
Parker
Trombone
West Lauderdale High School
Nathan
Lucky
Trumpet
Cole
Cox
Bari Saxophone
West Marion High School
Hunter
Peavy
Baritone
BC West Marion High School
Jacobe
Jones
Battery Percussion (Snare) West Point High School
Carmen
Basket
Trumpet
West Point High School
Alan
Elgin
Trumpet
West Union Middle School
Luke
Sauls
Trombone
West Wortham Middle School
Caleb
McBride
Alto Saxophone
Winona High School
Jenni
Weeks
Clarinet
Winona High School
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School
MISSISSIPPI BAMDMASTERS STATE BAND CLINIC
STUDENT REGULATIONS
1.
Be in your seat and ready to rehearse before the scheduled time.
2.
Have all necessary materials including a stand, pencil, oils and reeds for each
rehearsal.
3.
Cell phones will be turned off and put away during rehearsals. Cell phones
used during rehearsals will be confiscated.
4.
In case of sickness, call Mr. or Mrs. Rigdon (601) 433-8980. Mr. and Mrs. Rigdon
will notify your clinician and your band director.
5.
Your attendance at all clinic events, including rehearsals and the Friday night
concerts, is required. Students are expected to stay for the entire Friday night
concert.
5.
General rules of courtesy and citizenship will be observed at all times.
6.
Name tags will be worn correctly at all times.
7.
At NO time will there be any girls in boys’ rooms or vice versa.
8.
Room check will be made immediately after curfew. Afterwards, students will
remain in their rooms and quiet will be observed.
9.
Instruments are to be played only in the designated areas and at designated
times.
10. Students will dress appropriately at all times.
11. No food or drink will be delivered to student rooms.
12. Any charges to your room, including phone usage and damages, will be the
students’ responsibility.
13. Students will check out of the hotel before the Final Concert on Saturday.
14. Students found to be in violation of these rules will be sent home and the
schools that they represent will not be allowed to participate in the State
Band Clinic the following year.
THE OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE
THE OAK GROVE BAND PROGRAM
The Oak Grove Wind Ensemble is delighted and honored to perform for the Mississippi
Bandmaster’s Association State Band Clinic. We are grateful for the opportunity to
present this concert and hope you enjoy our performance.
The Oak Grove Band Program enjoys a rich history of success and achievement. Since
its creation more than 50 years ago, the band has performed regionally and nationally
receiving many awards and accolades along the way. The “Warrior Band” consistently
earns superior ratings in concert, sight-reading, and marching. The coveted MHSAA
“Sweepstakes Award” has been given to the Oak Grove High School Band every year
since the award’s inception.
The band department strives to maintain a balanced program in all facets of music
education, and supports and fosters the development of the individual musician. Wind
Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Indoor
Guard, Indoor Percussion, and various Chamber Ensembles combine to create the
Instrumental Music Department in the Oak Grove School System. Nearly 600 students
in grades six through twelve participate in one or more of these ensembles.
Annually, many students are selected for membership in the All-District and Lions AllState Bands. Graduating seniors are highly sought after by colleges and universities
throughout the Southeast. Over the years, Oak Grove Band Students have also been
National Merit Finalists, STAR Students, Mississippi Scholars, Homecoming Queens, Eagle
Scouts, Student Body Presidents, and, simply put, great citizens. Because of their
leadership and character, the Oak Grove Band is an organization in which the school
and community takes great pride.
Oak Grove High School in the Lamar County School District is a National “Blue Ribbon
School” and a STAR school. The school is under the administrative leadership of Helen
Price, Principal and Tess Smith, Superintendent. The Oak Grove Band Staff includes
directors, Sharon Laird, Zachary Hassell, Kristopher Chandler, David Louviere, and
Cassandra McDonald. Their support along with the support of wonderful and hard
working parents creates a superior environment, which produces superior results.
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PERSONNEL
FLUTE: Yulianna Jimenez, Lexi Taylor, Taylor Hart, Laci Arnau, Ashley Kavanaugh, Caitlyn Wall
CLARINET: Danielle McLendon, Brittney Ballenger, Adia Maxey, Jasmyne Allen, Ashley Smith, Jenna
Devenport, Breanna Garrard, Addison Rivers, Vale Bridges, Ariel Smith, Alexus Floyd BASS CLARINET:
Kenya Sligh, Maria Amaya CONTRA BASS CLARINET: Lauren Gonce OBOE: Janeth Sevilla BASSOON:
Jennifer Sappington, Zack Garris ALTO SAXOPHONE: Kelly Herpel, Shaina Culpepper, Jacob
Montgomery, Mikayla Jordan TENOR SAXOPHONE: Brady Smith BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Connor
Odom TRUMPET: Michael Maxey, Hunter Fletcher, Josh Kemp, Jaylen Comegys, Matthew Guillot,
Samuel Piper, Lane Burnett, Paxton Holder TROMBONE: Jarrett Pierce, Julianna Hinton, Eric Smith
BASS TROMBONE: John Scott HORN: Will Hardy, Elizabeth Porter, Jennifer Hegerle, Parker Wolf, Jasmine
Johnson EUPHONIUM: Shaughnessy Martin, Lane Smith, Tyler Tregre TUBA: Brian Evans, Nia Johnson,
Adam Lindsey STRING BASS: Landon Gieger PIANO: Bynum Gustafson PERCUSSION: Sydney
Coleman, Nate Moeller, Laura Lee Standland, Dante’ Thomas, Ethan Karstens, Sage Touchstone, Noah
Albert, Joanna Patterson, Rayne Pendergrass
PROGRAM
Esprit de Corps................................................................................................. Robert Jager
Benediction...................................................................................................... John Stevens
Susan Schuman, Conductor
The Thunderer............................................................................................ John Philip Sousa
Arranged by Keith Brion and Loras Schissel
Ben Burnett, Conductor
Greensleeves......................................................................................................... Traditional
Arranged by Alfred Reed
Danzas Cubanas.........................................................................................Robert Sheldon
DIRECTOR OF BANDS, SHARON LAIRD
SHARON S. LAIRD is currently in her 25th year of teaching and 17th year
as Director of Bands at Oak Grove High School in Hattiesburg, MS. Mrs.
Laird has taught bands at West Jones, Taylorsville, Magee, and Italy, TX.
Her current responsibilities include administrating and overseeing
the Oak Grove Band Program, directing the Sixth Grade Brass, the
Marching Band and the Wind Ensemble. During Mrs. Lairds’ tenure,
the bands have consistently received superior ratings in all categories
at state and regional festivals and have been awarded the MHSAA
SHARON LAIRD Sweepstakes Award every year since its inception.
Mrs. Laird received her diploma from Sumrall High School and Bachelor of Music Education
Degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. While at USM, Mrs. Laird was a member of
the Wind Ensemble and trumpet section leader for the Pride of Mississippi Marching Band.
Mrs. Laird was a two-year staff member with the MS Lion’s All-State Band, serving as Concert
Director and Assistant Marching Director. She currently serves on the Board of Directors
of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association as Third Vice President. She is a member of Phi
Beta Mu National Band Fraternity, the American School Band Director’s Association, the
National Band Association, and a member and past president of the Southeast Mississippi
Band Director’s Association. Mrs. Laird has been presented the National Band Association
Citation of Excellence, The Excellence in Teaching Award by Lamar County Schools, and is
a recipient of the SEMBDA Outstanding Band Director of the Year Award.
Mrs. Laird is an active clinician and adjudicator throughout the Southeast. In
December of 2014, Mrs. Laird and her husband Mark will present a clinic entitled,
“Smooth Sailing on Stormy Seas” at the Sixty-Eighth Annual Midwest Clinic, an
International Band and Orchestra Conference in Chicago, Illinois.
In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Mrs. Laird is the co-founder and director of the
“Adventures in Music” Summer Band Camp and is the pianist at Petal United Methodist
Church. Mrs. Laird and her husband Mark, also a band director, have one son, Brandon, a
senior trumpet and music education major at The University of Southern Mississippi. When
the Laird family isn’t involved in band activities, they enjoy fishing and cruising on their boat.
OAK GROVE BAND STAFF
Zachary Hassell
Kristopher Chandler
David Louviere
Cassandra McDonald
Assistant Director
of Bands
Assistant Director
of Bands
Assistant Director
of Bands
Assistant Director
of Bands
GUEST
CONDUCTORS
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Susan Schuman
Educational
Representative,
Mississippi Music
Incorporated
Ben Burnett
Dean of the
College of
Education
William Carey
University
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MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
Founded in 1878, Mississippi State University is a comprehensive university offering a wide
range of opportunities and challenges for learning and growth to its diverse and capable
21,000+ member student body. More undergraduate students from Mississippi attend MSU
than any other university in the state, and MSU continues to attract the best and brightest
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of Mississippi. The Wall Street Journal also recently reported that Mississippi State has the
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music educators for the state and region, but in addition, our graduates are enjoying
success in a wide range of musical careers throughout the United States.
The Wind Ensemble is the premiere instrumental student ensemble at Mississippi State
University. Membership is extended to the most advanced musicians by competitive
audition, regardless of university major. This select group represents the musical student
leadership of the band program and performs in both the Fall and Spring semesters.
Members aspire to elevate individual and collective musicianship and strengthen
performance skills. The ensemble has a tradition of musical excellence and is committed
to playing the finest new works along with the traditional masterpieces of the past. In
addition to multiple campus performances each year, the Wind Ensemble conducts a
regional performance tour annually. The band has been the featured university band
at the Mississippi Bandmasters Association Convention on several occasions and also
for the Mississippi All-State Concert Band. The Wind Ensemble has also served as music
ambassadors for Mississippi State in international performance tours of the British Isles
(2008), Germany and Austria (2011), and Italy (2014).
The band program at Mississippi State University was initiated in 1902 by an act of the Board
of Trustees. Today, over 112 years later, nearly 400 students participate in the band’s seven
major ensembles. The 300+ member Famous Maroon Band performs at Bulldog football
games as well as other university functions as needed. Four concert bands comprise
the concert component of the band program with the Wind Ensemble serving as the
premiere concert band. Students may also participate in jazz band and basketball pep
band in addition to marching and concert bands. Only eight people have served as
Director of Bands during the program’s history: Carl Leake (1911-1919), Henry Wamsley
(1922-1952), W. Thomas West (1952-1967), Peyton Crowder (1967-1978), James Hejl (19781983), Kent Sills (1983-1997), Rod Chesnutt (1999-2002), and Elva Kaye Lance (2002-present.)
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PROGRAM
American Salute....................................................................... Morton Gould (1913-1996)
trans. Philip Lang
“Meditation” from Thaïs...........................................................Jules Massenet (1842-1912)
arr. Harding
Filippo Del Noce, flute
Light Cavalry Overture......................................................... Franz von Suppe (1819-1895)
arr. Henry Fillmore
ed. Robert Foster
American Sketches (A Folk Song Set of Wisconsin)..................Barry E. Kopetz (b. 1951)
I.
Shanty Boys and Rich Old Farmers
IV. The Jam on Gerry’s Rock
Barry E. Kopetz, conductor
A Musical Journey Through New Orleans.........................arr. MSG Paul Murtha (b. 1960)
SFC Harry Watters, trombone
Clifton Taylor, conductor
Flight of the Bumblebee........................................... Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908)
arr. Paul Murtha
SFC Harry Watters, trombone
Band of America March.............................................................. Paul Lavalle (1908-1997)
Craig Aarhus, conductor
Wedding Dance.........................................................................Jacques Press (1903-1985)
arr. Herbert Johnston
ed. Frederick Fennell
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Dr. Barry E. Kopetz
Elva Kaye Lance
Dr. Clifton Taylor
Dr. Craig Aarhus
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of Bands
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NESHOBA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
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OCEAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
OLIVE BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL
OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL
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PEARL HIGH SCHOOL
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PURVIS HIGH SCHOOL
RIDGELAND HIGH SCHOOL
RIPLEY HIGH SCHOOL
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SOUTHEAST LAUDERDALE
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MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
Aberdeen High School
Toni Reece
PO Box 607; Aberdeen, MS 39730
662-369-7653
treece@asdms.us
Bayou View Middle School
Jimi Brown
212 43rd St; Gulfport, MS 39507
228-865-4633
jimi.brown@gulfportschools.org
Alcorn Central High School
Eric Perry, Jana Matlock
8 County Road 254; Glen, MS 38846
662-286-5517
ericperry29@gmail.com
jmatlock@alcornschools.org
Beat Four School
Don Bell
5090 Highway 84E;
Waynesboro, MS 39367
601-735-2124
belld@wcsdms.com
Amory Middle School
Jeff Colburn , Shelby Wilbanks
700 2nd Ave. North; Amory, MS 38821
662-256-5658
jcolburn@amory.k12.ms.us
swilbanks@amory.k12.ms.us
Belmont High School
Ronny Griffin
PO Box 250; Belmont, MS 38827
6624543669
rgriffin@tishomingo.k12.ms.us
Amory High School
Melanie Stark
1006 Sam Haskell Circle; Amory, MS 38821
662-256-5753
mstark@amory.k12.ms.us
Armstrong Middle School
Kathy Baker, Karen Dieckmann
303 McKee St; Starkville, MS 39759
662-624-4070
kbaker@starkville.k12.ms.us
kdieckmann@starkville.k12.ms.us
Bailey APAC
Melvin Champ
6035 Hanging Moss Road;
Jackson, MS 39206
601-960-5343
mchamp@jackson.k12.ms.us
Baldwyn High School
Marshall Dear, Kelvin Hill
512 N. Fourth St; Baldwyn, MS 38824
662-365-2937
dearm@baldwynschools.com
hillk@baldwyn.k12.ms.us
Bassfield High School
Dedrick Parker
891 Bass-Burkett Rd; Bassfield, MS 39421
601-943-5391
dedrickparker78@yahoo.com
Biloxi High School
Travis Coakley, Bill Lee
1845 Richard Drive; Biloxi, MS 39532
228-435-6105
travis.coakley@biloxischools.net
bill.lee@biloxischools.net
Biloxi Junior High School
Jennifer Cook, John Dunlap, Anna Schwartz
1424 Father Ryan Avenue; Biloxi, MS 39530
228-435-1421
jennifer.cook@biloxischools.net
john.dunlap@biloxischools.net
anna.schwartz@biloxischools.net
Booneville High School
Joshua Forsythe, Jada Forsythe
300A West George Allen Dr.;
Booneville, MS 38829
6627284689
joshua.forsythe@gmail.com
jforsythe1@boonevilleschools.org
Brandon High School
Chad Austin, Tim Cagle, Michelle Green,
Leigh Ann Ross
3090 Mississippi HWY 18;
Brandon, MS 39042
601-906-9211
chad.austin@me.com
tim.cagle@rcsd.ms
michelle.green@rcsd.ms
leighann.ross@rcsd.ms
Batesville Jr. High
Laura Bryant, Lee Moyer
507 Tiger Dr.; Batesville, MS 38606
(662) 563-6049
laurambryant@gmail.com
leejmoyer@gmail.com
Brookhaven High School
Clay Whittington, Gail Freeman, Charles
McLendon, Stephanie Verucchi
443 E Monticello Street;
Brookhaven, MS 39601
601-833-1715
gail.freeman@brookhavenschools.org
stephanie.verucchi@brookhavenschools.org
clay.whittington@brookhavenschools.org
Buckatunna Middle School
Joe Raymond
11 Mt. Zion Rd; Buckatunna, MS 39322
601-648-2501
raymondj@wcsdms.com
Burnsville Junior High
Rick Murrell
23 Washington Street; Burnsville, MS 38833
662-427-9226
rmurrell@tishomingo.k12.ms.us
Byhalia High School
Tim Ferguson
278 Hwy 309 North; Byhalia, MS 38611
662-838-2206 ext 117
banddir111@yahoo.com
Byram Middle School
Patrick O’Donovan, L’ynise Little,
Nicholas Jones
Terry, MS 39170
601-372-4597
llittle@hinds.k12.ms.us
podonovan@hinds.k12.ms.us
Caledonia High School
David Chambers
111 Confederate Drive;
Caledonia, MS 39740
662-356-2001
david.chambers@lowndes.k12.ms.us
Calhoun City High School
Dustin Thrasher
201 N. Beadle Street;
Calhoun City, MS 38916
662-628-5112
dtthrash@gmail.com
Cardozo Middle School
Henry Johnson
3180 McDowell Road Ext;
Jackson, MS 39204
601-346-5635
henrybryant39066@yahoo.com
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Carver Middle School
Timothy Powell
900 44th Avenue; Meridian, MS 39307
601-484-4482
tpowellj03@gmail.com
Center Hill High School
Jared Ross
13250 Kirk Rd; Olive Branch, MS 38654
662-890-2992
jared.ross@mcsms.org
Center Hill Middle School
Jim Jolley
8756 Forest Hill Irene;
Olive Branch, MS 38654
662-892-6812
jim.jolley@dcsms.org
Charleston High School
Mark Sweat
310 N Cossar Ave; Charleston, MS 38921
662-647-5359
sweat.etsd@gmail.com
Choctaw Central High School
Elter Wilson, Dorian Trahan,
150 Recreation Rd.; Choctaw, MS 39350
601-663-7777
ewilson19@hotmail.com
modegirl75@yahoo.com
Marshall Hughes
393 E Main St.; Ackerman, MS 39735
662-285-4101
marshallhughes@choctaw.k12.ms.us
Clara School
Katie Wilcox
PO Box 90; Clara, MS 39324
601-735-2065
wilcoxk@wcsdms.com
Andrew Pryor
7000 Hwy 145s; Meridian, MS 39301
662-801-8373
ajpryor@gmail.com
Clay Fuller
300 West Sunflower Rd.;
Cleveland, MS 38732
662-843-2460
upanoctave@yahoo.com
Clinton High School
Mickey Mangum, Dustin Hazlett,
Kevin Welborn
401 Arrow Drive; Clinton, MS 39056
601-924-5519
mmangum@clintonpublicschools.com
dhazlett@clintonpublicschools.com
Copiah-Lincoln Community College
Jamie Foshee, R. Shaw Furlow,
Juanita Proffitt
PO Box 649; Wesson, MS 39191
601-643-8383
jamie.foshee@colin.edu
shaw.furlow@colin.edu
juanita.proffitt@colin.edu
Clinton Junior High School
Mark Dickerson, Daniel Johnson
711 Lakeview Dr.; Clinton, MS 39056
601-924-0954
mdickerson@clintonpublicschools.com
djohnson@clintonpublicschools.com
Corinth High School
Bruce Dobbs, Tommy Thompson
1310 N. Harper Rd; Corinth, MS 38834
662-286-1008
bdobbs@corinth.k12.ms.us
tthompson@corinth.k12.ms.us
Coahoma Agricultural High School
James McLeod
3240 Friars Point Rd; Clarksdale, MS 38614
662-621-4147
band@coahomacc.edu
Coahoma Community College and
Agricultural High School
Kerry Simon
3240 Friars Point Road;
Clarksdale, MS 38614
662-621-4065
ksimon@coahomacc.edu
D.M. Smith Middle School
Fulton Cherry
715 Martin Luther King Dr.;
Cleveland, Ms 38732
662-843-4355
fcskyscraper@hotmail.com
Colmer Middle School
Sara Wiley
3112 Eden St; Pascagoula, MS 39581
228-938-6473
swiley@psd.ms
Denman Jr High
Lynnzy Higgins
1211 Louisiana Ave.; McComb, MS 39648
601-684-2387
higginsl@mccomb.k12.ms.us
Reuben McDowell, Leslie Lawrence
1009 Broad St; Columbia, MS 39429
601-736-5340
rmcdowell@columbiaschools.org
llawrence@columbiaschools.org
Charles Cooper, Sammy Brown,
Eric James, Erica Shirley
215 Hemlock Street; Columbus, MS 39702
662-241-7216
cooperc@columbus.k12.ms.us
browns@columbus.k12.ms.us
jamese@columbus.k12.ms.us
shirleye@columbus.k12.ms.us
Conehatta Elementary
Elijah Ben
851 Tushka Drive; Conehatta, MS 39057
601-775-8254
elijahben@hotmail.com
Crystal Springs High School
Shelsea Buckhaulter, Nick Fuqua,
Wes Moore
201 Newton Street;
Crystal Springs, MS 39059
601-892-4791
shelsea.buckhaulter@copiah.ms
Dennis Cox, Devin Burgess,
2911 Central Parkway;
Southaven, MS 28672
662-536-3612 ext. 121
dcoxband@yahoo.com
devin.burgess@dcsms.org
DeSoto Central Middle School
Jennica Perkins, Kris Perkins
2611 Central Parkway;
Southaven, MS 38672
662-349-6660
jennica.perkins@dcsms.org
kris.perkins@dcsms.org
D’Iberville High School
James Brown
15625 Lamey Bridge Rd; Biloxi, MS 39532
228-392-9770
jbrown@harrison.k12.ms.us
D’Iberville Middle School
Erika Branch
3320 Warrior Dr; D’Iberville, MS 39540
228-392-1747
ebranch@harrison.k12.ms
Ethel High School
Cindy Musselwhite
PO Box 340; Ethel, MS 39067
662-674-5673
kijari@bellsouth.net
East Central Middle School
Sean Marshall
5404 Hurley-Wade Rd;
Moss Point, MS 39562
228-588-7041
smarshall@jcsd.k12.ms.us
Eupora High School
Chad Hawkins
65 Clark Ave.; Eupora, MS 39744
662-258-8446
crhawk613@gmail.com
East Central Community College
Hunter Corhern
P.O. Box 129; Decatur, MS 39327
601-635-6123
hcorhern@eccc.edu
East Central High School
Brandon Wilson, Amy Wilson,
Candace Smith
5500 Hurley Road; Moss Point, MS 39562
228-588-7000
bwilson@jcsd.k12.ms.us
awilson@jcsd.k12.ms.us
cesmith@jcsd.k12.ms.us
East Marion High School
Demetric Cooley
Columbia, MS 39429
601-736-3006
acooley@marion.k12.ms.us
Marcus Lewis
601 Lucy Seaberry Blvd;
Cleveland, MS 38732
662-843-2338
mlewis1777@yahoo.com
East Union Attendance Center
Andy Hall
Blue Springs, MS 38828
662-534-6920 ext. 213
hallr@union.k12.ms.us
Suzanne Rolison
195 Old Cumberland Rd.;
Maben, MS 39750
662-552-3150
srolison@webstercountyschools.org
Enterprise High School
Mark Edwards
503 River Road; Enterprise, MS 39330
601-927-1712
Markedwards99@aol.com
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Fifth Street Jr High School
Travis Metcalf
852 South Eshman; West Point, MS 39773
662-494-1463
metcalf.travis@gmail.com
Tyler Findley
232 Hwy 469 N.; Florence, MS 39073
601-845-2205
tyler.findley@rcsd.ms
Florence Middle School
Kenneth Tisdale
123 Beverly Drive; Florence, MS 39075
601-421-1833
kenneth.tisdale@rcsd.ms
Forest High School
Justin Wallace
511 Cleveland St.; Forest, MS 39074
601-469-3255
jwallace1984@gmail.com
Forest Hill High School
Demetri Jones
2607 Raymond Road; Jackson, MS 39212
601-371-4313
demjones@jackson.k12.ms.us
Forrest County AHS
Lindsey Daniels
215 Old Hwy. 49 E; Brooklyn, MS 39425
251-228-2886
ldaniels@forrestcountyahs.com
Gautier High School
Chris McArthur, Mark Bryant
4307 Gautier Vancleave Rd;
Gautier, MS 39553
228-522-8802
mbryant@psd.ms
cmcarthur@psd.ms
Gautier Middle School
Louise Smith
1920 Graveline Road; Gautier, MS 39553
228-522-8815
lthomas@psd.ms
George County High School
Kyle Bozeman, Anton Rayburn
9284 Old 63 South; Lucedale, MS 39452
601-947-3116
kyle.bozeman@gcsd.us
anton.rayburn@gcsd.us
Germantown High School
Justin Harvison, Michael Baker,
Jordan Swindoll
200 Calhoun Parkway;
Madison, MS 39110
601-859-6074 ext. 1029
jharvison@madison-schools.com
mbaker@madison-schools.com
jswindoll@madison-schools.com
Germantown Middle School
Jim Peacock, Carrie Swindoll
202 Calhoun Parkway;
Madison, MS 39110
601-859-1070
jpeacock@madison-schools.com
cswindoll@madison-schools.com
Greene County High School
Julie Jones
4336 High School Road;
Leakesville, MS 39451
601-934-5290
jjones@greene.k12.ms.us
Greenville High School
Jonathon Allen
419 E Robertshaw St.;
Greenville, MS 38701
662-334-7061
tenor_1988@yahoo.com
Greenwood High School
Olander Emmons
1209 Garrad Ave; Greenwood, MS 38930
662-455-7458
Olanderemmons@yahoo.com
Greenwood Middle School
Tremeris Sanders
1200 Garrard Avenue;
Greenwood, MS 38930
662-455-7438
tremerissanders@greenwood.k12.ms.us
Grenada Junior High
Chris Sumrall, Bernard Hatch, Katie Hugley
1880 Fairground Road;
Grenada, MS 38901
662-226-4456
trumpman38901@yahoo.com
clsumrall@yahoo.com
Grenada High School
Joe Presley, Kimberly Presley,
Steven Hugley, Brandon Lang
1880 Fairground Road; Grenada, MS 38901
662-226-4456
presleyjoe@gmail.com
presley.kimberly@gmail.com
shugley@yahoo.com
blang440@gmail.com
Gulfport Central Middle School
Dee Dee Pitts, Adam Tackitt
1310 42nd Avenue; Gulfport, MS 39501
228-870-1013
deedee.pitts@gulfportschools.org
adam.tackitt@gulfportschools.org
Zach Harris, Wes Moorehead
100 Perry Street; Gulfport, MS 39507
228-896-7878
zachary.harris@gulfportschools.org
westley.morehead@gulfportschools.org
Guntown School
Robin Hill
1539 Main St.; Guntown, MS 38849
662-348-8800
Hancock Middle School
Eric Fry
7070 Stennis Airport Road; Kiln, MS 39556
228-467-1889
efry@hancockschools.net
Hancock High School
Benji McLain, Len Jenkins
7084 Stennis Airport Road; Kiln, MS 39556
228-466-6385
ljenkins@hancockschools.net
bmclain@hancockschools.net
Ken White, Wilson Richmond,
Nicholas Comfort, Virginia Comfort
15600 School Rd; Gulfport, MS 39503
228-832-2893
wrichmond@harrison.k12.ms.us
kwhite@harrison.k12.ms.us
john_vett@yahoo.com
elizabeth88@wild4music.com
Hatley High School
Leigh Ann Stanford
60286 Hatley Rd; Amory, MS 38821
662-436-0416
leighannstanford@gmail.com
Houston High School
Jim Stites
Houston, MS 38851
662-456-3320
jstites@houston.k12.ms.us
Hattiesburg High School
Johnny Johnson, Brandon Scott
301 Hutchinson Ave.; Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601-582-0811
johnny.johnson@hattiesburgpsd.com
brandon.scott@hattiesburgpsd.com
Houston Middle School
Clarissa Brumley
Houston, MS 38851
662-456-2336
cbrumley@houston.k12.ms.us
Hawkins Middle School
Kevin Bishop
803 Oak Street; Forest, MS 39074
601-469-2600 ext. 2600
kevinbishop25@bellsouth.net
Henry J. Kirksey Middle School
Levonta Holland
5677 Highland Drive; Jackson, MS 39206
601-987-8360
levontah@yahoo.com
Hernando High School
Len Killough, Victoria Jones
805 Dilworth Lane; Hernando, MS 38632
662-429-7825
victoria.jones@dcsms.org
lenkillough@yahoo.com
Hernando Middle School
Brenon Eaton
700 Dilworth Lane; Hernando, MS 38632
662-415-4154
brenon.eaton@dcsms.org
Hillcrest Christian School
Todd Taylor
4060 S Siwell Rd; Jackson, MS 39212
601-372-0149
HCSBand@aol.com
Horn Lake Middle School
Michael Berryhill
6125 Hurt Roard; Horn Lake, MS 38637
662-393-7443
michael.berryhill@dcsms.org
Heath Hopper, Amber Horton, Shelby King
3360 Church Road; Horn Lake, MS 38637
662-393-5273 ext. 1036
hop3400@gmail.com
amber.horton@dcsms.org
shelby.king@dcsms.org
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Independence High School
Justin Bixler
3184 Hwy 305; Coldwater, MS 38618
662-233-4691
sackbut80@gmail.com
Member
Leah Corhern
307 Tenth Street; Decatur, MS 39327
601-826-8107
lmv.corhern@gmail.com
Ingomar High School
Bryan Mooney
1384 CR 101; New Albany, MS 38652
662-534-5463
mooneyb@union.k12.ms.us
Rebekah Wells, Jace Wells
11900 Hwy 25 S; Fulton, MS 38843
662-862-3104
rwells@itawamba.k12.ms.us
jwells@itawamba.k12.ms.us
Itawamba Community College
Brian Gillentine, Ryan Todd,
Christy Colburn, Brian Cheesman
602 West Hill Street; Fulton, MS 38843
662-862-8305
rotodd@iccms.edu
btgillentine@iccms.edu
cacolburn@iccms.edu
bscheesman@iccms.edu
J.Z. George High School
Lane Thompson
900 George St; N. Carrollton, MS 38947
662-237-4701
jzgband@gmail.com
Jefferson County High School
Melton Harvey II
2277 Main Street; Fayette, MS 39069
601-786-3919
mharvey@jcpsd.net
Jefferson Middle School
Phillip Frazier
611 Owens St; Columbia, MS 39429
601-736-2786
wfrazier@columbiaschools.org
Lake Cormorant Middle School
Christopher Jordan, Carissa Hayes
3203 Wilson Mill Rd.;
Lake Cormorant, MS 38641
662-781-0778 ext. 2021
christopher.jordan@dcsms.org
carissa.hayes@dcsms.org
Christopher Little
2185 Fortune Street; Jackson, MS 39212
601-968-8001
clittle@jackson.k12.ms.us
Lake Cormorant High School
Jamie Young, Jesse James
10201 Star Landing Rd;
Lake Cormorant, MS 38641
662-996-9060
jjames1898@gmail.com
jamie.young@dcsms.org
Kosciusko High School
Jesse Yates, Courtney Wier
415 veterans; Kosciusko, MS 39090
662-289-2334
jysax@yahoo.com
courtneybwier@yahoo.com
Laurel High School
Bernadette Wilson, David Lott,
Kendrick Purvis
1100 West 12th St; Laurel, MS 39440
601-649-4145
david.lott18@gmail.com
pbw1689@yahoo.com
kpurvis@laurelschools.org
Kosciusko Jr. High
Beau Robinson, Addison Murphree
229 W. Washington; Kosciusko, MS 39090
662-289-6428
beau.robinson@kosciuskoschools.com
murphreeaddison@gmail.com
Laurel Middle School
Craig Miller
1600 Grandview Drive; Laurel, MS 39440
601-428-5312
cmiller@laurelschools.org
Kossuth High School
Brandon Harvell
15 CR 604; Corinth, MS 38834
662-286-5179
bharvell@alcornschools.org
Lawrence County High School
Mark Guion, Michelle Smith, Michael Watkins
P.O. Box 488; Monticello, MS 39654
601-587-2280
michelle.smith@lawrence.k12.ms.us
michael.watkins@lawrence.k12.ms.us
mark.guion@lawrence.k12.ms.us
Kossuth Middle School
Dianne Cole
15 CR 604; Corinth, MS 38834
662-286-5179
chdiannne123@yahoo.com
Kelly Duncan, Lauren Duncan
160 Commodore Drive; Oxford, MS 38655
662-234-6570
kaydunc@gmail.com
Lafayette Middle School
jeremy freelon
160 Commodore Drive;
Oxford, Mississippi 38655
662-234-6570
jeremy.freelon@gocommodores.org
Lake High School
Mark Davis
24442 Hwy. 80; Lake, MS 39092
601-775-3248
mdavis@scott.k12.ms.us
Leake Central High School
David Stafford, Erica White
Carthage, MS 39351
601-267-7713
dstafford@leakesd.org
ewhite@leakesd.org
Leland High School
Clover Lacy
404 W 3rd Street; Leland, MS 38756
662-686-5023
clacyjr@leland.goggle.net
Lewisburg High School
Kim Hallmark, Ben Bullock, Ben McLemore
1755 Craft Rd.; Olive Branch, MS 38654
662-890-6769
khallmark08@yahoo.com
benjamin.bullock@dcsms.org
ben.mclemore@dcsms.org
Long Beach High School
Stephen Long
300 East Old Pass Rd.; Long Beach, MS
stephen.long@lbsdk12.com
Margaret Green Junior High
Kelli Wallace
300 West Sunflower Rd.; Cleveland, MS 38732
662-843-2460
Long Beach Middle School
Connie Sprinkell, Brittany Holifield
204 Cleveland Ave.; Long Beach, MS
brittany.holifield@lbsdk12.com connie.
sprinkell@lbsdk12.com
McComb High School
Leonard McDonald, Kimmie Ladner,
Ryan Willard
310 7th Street; McComb, MS 39648
601-684-5678
mcdonald@mccomb.k12.ms.us
deafed2015@gmail.com
willardr@mccomb.k12.ms.us
Louisville High School
Brian Malone, Jason Mann, Ashley Wade
200 Ivy Avenue; Louisville, MS 39339
662-773-7964
bmalone@louisville.k12.ms.us jmann@
louisville.k12.ms.us awade@louisville.k12.ms.us
Loyd Star Attendance Center
Stuart Neal
1880 Highway 550; Brookhaven, MS 39601
601-833-0190
sneal@lincoln.k12.ms.us
Madison Central High School
Duncan Goff, Chuck Reynolds,
Tracy Carter, Kraig Goreth
1417 Highland Colony Parkway;
Madison, MS 39110
601-856-1403
dgoff@madison-schools.com
bandmchs@aol.com;
tcarter@madison-schools.com;
kgoreth@madison-schools.com;
creynolds@madison-schools.com
Madison Middle School
Terry Miller, Jennifer Sills, Katy Abels
1365 Mannsdale Rd.; Madison, MS 39110
601-856-6159
tmiller@madison-schools.com
jsills@madison-schools.com
kabels@madison-schools.com
Magee High School
Curtis Alston
501 Choctaw St. E; Magee, MS 39111
Magnolia Middle School
Randy Wayne
1350 24th street; Meridian, MS 39305
601-484-4060
ferino2006@gmail.com
Mantachie High School
Joshua Robinson
310 Mustang Dr.; Mantachie, MS 38855
662-282-4276
jrobinson@itawamba.k12.ms.us
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James Koestler
130 Tiger Drive; Florence, MS 39073
601-845-3824
Mark Hudson
207 Circle Drive; Mendenhall, MS 39114
601-847-3689
mhudson@simpson.k12.ms.us
Mendenhall Jr. High School
Robert Conway
733 Dixie Ave.; Mendenhall, MS 39114
601-847-2296
rconway@simpson.k12ms.us
Antonio Altman, JaQuina Adams,
William Barnes
2320 32nd Street; Meridian, MS 39305
601-934-2263
antonioaltman@yahoo.com
wdbarnes@mpsdk12.net
Milam Elementary
Deanna Kieffer, Lesley Shields
720 West Jefferson St.; Tupelo, MS 38804
662 841-8920
DNKieffer@tupeloschools.com
LCShields@tupeloschools.com
Mississippi State University
Elva Kaye Lance, Clifton Taylor, Craig
Aarhus
Box 6162; MS State, MS 39762
662-325-2713
cha18@msstate.edu
eklance@colled.msstate.edu
cliftontaylor@colled.msstate.edu
Patrick Vincent
125 School Drive; Mize, MS 39116
601-733-5588
patrick.vincent@smithcountyschools.net
Mooreville High School
Walt Namie, Desta Hallmark
115 CR 1429; Mooreville, MS 38857
662-842-6859
desta.hallmark@leecountyschools.us
Zach Langley
179 Mullen Avenue; Nettleton, MS 38858
662-963-7403
zlangley@nettleton.k12.ms.us
Morton High School
Lee Rigdon, Jacob Hennes
238 East 4th Ave.; Morton, MS 39117
601-732-7009
lrigdon@scott.k12.ms.us
jhennes@scott.k12.ms.us
David Hopple, JJ Curry
201 Hwy 15 North; New Albany, MS 38652
662-534-1408
jjhatfield5@gmail.com
hoppleman@yahoo.com
Otis Carter III
4924 Church Street; Moss Point, MS 39563
228-475-1676
opcarter@mosspointschools.org
New Albany Middle School
Will Curry
400 Apple Street; New Albany, MS 38652
662-534-1820
wcurry89@gmail.com
MS Delta Com. College
Eddie Buggs
P. O. Box 668; Moorhead, MS 38761
662-246-6338
ebuggs@msdelta.edu
Tracy Blaylock, Adam Byars
6419 New Hope Road; Columbus, MS 39702
662-244-4714
tracy.blaylock@lowndes.k12.ms.us
adam.byars@lowndes.k12.ms.us
Myrtle Attendance Center
Derek Taylor
511 Cherry Blvd.; New Albany, MS 38652
662-988-2416
derektaylor87@gmail.com
Newton High School
Harold Boler
201 W 1st St.; Newton, MS 39345
601-683-2232
N.R. Burger Middle School
Zachary Walley, Jamarious Harris
174 WSF Tatum Drive; Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601-582-0536
jamarious.harris@hattiesburgpsd.com
zachary.walley@hattiesburgpsd.com
Neshoba Central Middle School
Scott Sulllender, Amanda May
1125 Golf Course Rd; Phialdelphia, MS 39350
601-656-3127
ssullender@neshoba.k12.ms.us
amay@neshoba.k12.ms.us
Daniel Wade
1125 Golf COurse Rd;
Philadlephia, MS 39350
601-656-3127
rwade@neshobo.k12.ms.us
Nettleton Middle School
Lindsey Langley
179 Mullen Avenue; Nettleton, Ms 38858
662-963-7403
llangley@nettleton.k12.ms.us
Stacy Sanders
16255 Hwy 503; Decatur, MS 39327
601-635-3208
ssanders@newton.k12.ms.us
Newton County Middle School
Sabina Ivy
16255 Hwy 503; Decatur, MS 39327
601-635-3208
sivy@newton.k12.ms.us
Member
Valerie Saundry
155 Fairley Rd; Lumberton, MS 39455
601-325-8812
valsaundry@aol.com
North Forrest High School
Keith Lyons
693 Eatonville Road; Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601-545-9304
revmklyons@gmail.com
North Gulfport Middle School
Kristina Havard, Don Newman
4715 Illinois Ave.; Gulfport, MS 39501
228-864-8944
North Pike High School
Clinton Boleware, Rodney L. Weaver
1022 Jaguar Trail; Summit, MS 39666
601-276-2450
cboleware@gmail.com
bigbluedirector4@yahoo.com
North Pike Middle School
Stephen Bush
1022 Jaguar Trail; Summit, MS 39666
601-276-2450
sbush@npsd.k12.ms.us
North Pontotoc High School
Cliff Moore, Rick Murphy
8324 Highway 15 North; Ecru, MS 38841
662-489-5612
cmoore@pcsd.k12.ms.us
North Woolmarket
Elementary/Middle School
Shannon Bell
16237 Old Woolmarket Rd; Biloxi, MS 39532
228-396-3674
sbell@harrison.k12.ms.us
Northeast Jones High School
Michelle Graham
68 Northeast Jones; Laurel, MS 39443
601-425-2347
NEJtigerpride@gmail.com
Northeast Jones Jr High School
Jacob Mitchell
68 Northeast Jones; Laurel, MS 39443
601-425-2347
jake200313@yahoo.com
Northeast Lauderdale Middle School
Jennie House
7763 Hwy 39 North; Meridian, MS 39305
601-483-3532
jhouse@lauderdale.k12.ms.us
Wesley Lollis
702 Briarwood Rd; Meridian, MS 39305
601-679-8523
wlollis@lauderdale.k12.ms.us
Northeast Community College
Bryan Mitchell, Jason Beghtol, Amy Langley
101 Cunningham Blvd; Booneville, MS 38829
662-720-7257
Bpmitchell@nemcc.edu
jwbeghtol@nemcc.edu
amlangley@nemcc.edu
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Northwest Community College
John Ungrait, J Robinson, Jeff Tripplette
4975 Hwy 51 North; Senatobia, MS 38668
662-562-3200
Northwest Middle School
Antwan Altman
4400 32nd Street; Meridian, MS 39307
601-484-4094
rag514@gmail.com
Northwest Rankin High School
Jerry Pickering, Matt McDonald, Katie Spiers
5805 Highway 25; Flowood, MS 39232
601-992-9125
matt.mcdonald@rcsd.ms
jerry.pickering@rcsd.ms
katie.spiers@rcsd.ms
Northwest Rankin Middle School
Lyndsey Bobo
1 Paw Print Place; Flowood, MS 39232
601-992-1329
lyndsey.bobo@rcsd.ms
Noxubee County High School
Marockco Robinson
16478 Hwy 45; Macon, MS 39341
662-726-4428
marockco_robinson@yahoo.com
Oak Grove High School
Sharon Laird, DJ Louviere, Cassie
McDonald
5198 Old Hwy 11; Hattiesburg, MS 39402
601-264-7106
Oak Grove Middle School
Kristopher Chandler, Zachary Hassell
2543 Old Hwy 24; Hattiesburg, MS 39402
601-264-4634
kristopher.chandler@
lamarcountyschools.org zachary.hassell@
lamarcountyschools.org
Ocean Springs High School
Joe Cacibauda, Nathan Pepper,
Jefferey Cam Roberts, Zach Rose
6701 Old Spanish Trail;
Ocean Springs, MS 39564
228-875-252
zrose@ossdms.org
Ocean Springs Middle School
Elizabeth Jackson, Chris Morgan
3600 Hanshaw Road;
228-872-6216
ejackson@ossdms.org
cmorgan@ossdms.org
Ocean Springs Upper Elementary
Susie Morgan
2320 Government Street;
228-875-4367
smorgan@ossdms.org
Pass Christian Middle School
Mark Russell, Gavin McAdams
280 West Second Street;
Pass Christian, MS 39571
228-452-6771
jmcadams@pc.k12.ms.us
mrussell@pc.k12.ms.us
Olde Town Middle School
Marvin Milner, Jill Shumaker
210 Sunnybrook Rd.; Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-898-8730
mmilner@madison-schools.com
jshumaker@madison-schools.com
Aaron Bailey, Rachel Pittman
9366 East Sandidge Rd.;
662-892-6135
albailey05@gmail.com
rachel.pittman@dcsms.org
Olive Branch Middle School
Jason Gunn, Jim Mayo
6530 Blocker St.; Olive Branch, MS 38654
662-895-4610
jason.gunn@dcsms.org
james.mayo@dcsms.org
Sid McNeil
9366 E. Sandidge Rd.;
662-893-3344
sidmcneil@yahoo.com
Oxford High School
Mel Morse, Jared Brownlee,
Jessica Thompson
101 Charger Loop; Oxford, MS 38655
662-234-1562
jcbrownlee@oxfordsd.org
mlmorse@oxfordsd.org
jathompson@oxford.org
Oxford Middle School
Marsha Morgan
222 Bramlett Blvd; Oxford, MS 38655
662-234-2288
mmorgan@oxfordsd.org
Pascagoula High School
John Taylor, Greg Puckett
1716 Tucker Ave; Pascagoula, MS 39567
228-938-6460
gpuckett@psd.ms
jtaylor@psd.ms
Pearl High School
Matt Rowan, Matt Pickering, Matt Little
500 Pirate Cove; Pearl, MS 39208
601-932-7939
mrowan@pearl.k12.ms.us
mlittle@pearl.k12.ms.us
mpickering@pearl.k12.ms.us
Pearl Junior High School
Jason Harrell, Aimee Sudduth
200 Mary Ann Dr; Pearl, MS 39208
601-932-7960
jharrell@pearl.k12.ms.us
asudduth@pearl.k12.ms.us
Pearl River Central High School
J. Scott Smith
7407 Hwy 11; Carriere, MS 39426
601-530-3510
scott.smith.prcband@gmail.com
Pearl River Community College
Kyle Hill, Archie Rawls, Michael Bass
5488 US Hwy 49; Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601-554-5555
Peeples Middle School
Lynn Dickerson
2940 Belvedere Drive; Jackson, MS 39212
601-346-5660
rosemusic@bellsouth.net
Perry Central High School
Deone Kebodeaux
9899 Hwy 98; New Augusta, MS 39462
601-964-3235
pcbands@yahoo.com
Petal High School
Mike Garnand, Ryan Saul
1145 HWY 42; Petal, MS 30465
601-583-8323
mike.garnand@petalschools.com
ryan.saul@peatalschools.com
Petal Middle School
Tony Lymon, Chris Word
1145 HWY 42; Petal, MS 39465
601-583-8323
tony.lymon@petalschools.com
chris.word@petalschools.com
Philadelphia High School
Phillip Pope, Wayne Benn
248 Byrd Avenue; Philadelphia, MS 39350
601-656-2672
ppope@phillytornadoes.com
Purvis Middle School
Stephanie Stilts
P.O. Box 1089; Purvis, MS 39475
601-794-8002
stephanie.stilts@lamarcountyschools.org
Picayune Jr High School
Jamin McPhetrige
702 goodyear blvd; Picayune, MS 39466
601-798-5449
Jamin.McPhetrige@gmail.com
Quitman High School
Andy Pierce, Charles Ball, Melissa Ball
210 S Jackson; Quitman, MS 39355
601-776-5120
apierce@qhs.k12.ms.us
John Cockrell
800 fifth ave; Picayune, MS 39466
601-798-2602
bandcaptain2004@yahoo.com
Rankin Elementary
Ashley Pruitt
1908 Forrest St.; Tupelo, MS 38801
662-841-8950
APPruitt@tupeloschools.com
Plantersville Middle School
Fred Hadley
2657 Main St; Plantersville, MS 38862
662-842-4690
lownote8@yahoo.com
Andrew McKay
1202 Highway 49 South;
Richland, MS 39208; Richland, MS 39218
601-939-5144
andrew.mckay@rcsd.ms
Pontotoc High School
Vance Wigginton, Richard Watson
123 North Main; Pontotoc, MS 38863
662-489-8891
vwigginton@pontotoc.k12.ms.us
rwatson@pontotoc.k12.ms.us
Pontotoc Junior High
Sarah Todd
132 North Main Street; Pontotoc, MS 38863
662-489-8891
stodd@pontotoc.k12.ms.us
Pope Junior High
Tim Goss
1110 Main St.; Pope, MS 38658
662-563-3732
tgoss1208@gmail.com
Joshua Tidwell
1 Hornet Drive; Poplarville, MS 39470
601-403-9213
jtidwell@poplarvilleschools.org
Prentiss High School
Andre Newell
2429 Mississippi Avenue; Prentiss, MS 39474
601-792-4581
anewell@jdcsd.com
Purvis High School
Nicole Allen
P.O. Box 1089; Purvis, MS 39475
601-794-8002
nicole.allen@lamarcountyschools.org
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Richton High School
Michaael Kebodeaux
POB 568; Richton, MS 39476
601-319-6741
RichtonBand@aol.com
Ridgeland High School
Keith Moffat, Josh Craft
586 Sunnybrook Road; Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-898-5023
kmoffat@madison-schools.com
jcraft@madison-schools.com
Ripley High School
Sam Cunningham
720 South Clayton; Ripley, MS 38663
662-512-5246
cunninghams@stippah.k12.ms.us
Ripley Middle School
Tim Jackson, Nathan Waycaster
720 South Clayton; Ripley, MS 38663
662-512-5246
drumgodtim@gmail.com waycastern@
stippah.k12.ms.us
Rod Paige Middle School
Steve Little
1570 West Broad St.; Monticello, MS 39654
601-587-2128
steve.little@lawrence.k12.ms.us
Rosa Scott School
Scott Presley
300 Crawford St.; Madison, MS 39110
601-605-0054
spresley@madison-schools.com
Singing River Academy
stephanie McArthur
4601 Gautier Vancleave Rd;
Gautier, MS 39553
228-522-8802
smcarthur@psd.ms
Bruce White
146 Tiger Dr./PO Box 460; Saltillo, MS 38866
662-687-2263
bruce.white@leecountyschools.us
Betty Patterson
2415 Old Jackson Rd.; Forest, MS 39074
601-469-1127
bettypatterson@scott.k12.ms.us
Sebastopol High School
Robin Gray
PO Box 86; Sebastopol, MS 39359
601-625-8654
robingray@yahoo.com
Seminary High School
Wade Bouchard
201 Main Street; Seminary, MS 39479
601-722-3681
bugle04@yahoo.com
Smithville Attendence Center
Charles White
Smithville, MS 38870
kevinwhite@mcsd.us
Artie Adams, Jonathan Benson, Brian Joyce
313 Anderson St.; Ellisville, MS 39437
601-477-8451
tenorandsnare@yahoo.com
brianjoyce86@gmail.com
South Panola High School
Richard Shirey
601 Tiger Dr.; Batesville, MS 38606
662-563-3211
wmrichardshirey@gmail.com
South PIke High School
Roger Harris
205 W. Myrtle; Magnolia, MS 39652
601-783-0420
roharris@southpike.org
Jeff West, Pam Jackson, Vicki Chrestman
221 Warrior Dr.; Senatobia, MS 38668
662-562-9494
vchrestman@senatobia.k12.ms.us
pjackson@senatobia.k12.ms.us
jwest@senatobia.k12.ms.us
South PIke Jr. High
Dawn Middleton
222 W. Myrtle; Magnolia, MS 39652
601-783-4234
dmiddleton@southpike.org
Shannon High School
William Pruitt
218 E Cherry St; Shannon, MS 38868
662-767-9566
Eric Simmons
1523 South Pontotoc Road;
Pontotoc, MS 38863
662-489-5925
esimmons@pcsd.k12.ms.us
Shivers Middle School
Kenneth Clay
P.O. Box 607; Aberdeen, MS 39730
662-369-7653
kclay@asdms.us
Simpson Central School
Charles Price
755 Simpson Co. Hwy. 28-West;
Pinola, MS 39149
601-847-2630
cprice@simpson.k12.ms.us
South Pontotoc Middle School
Dale Wigginton
1523 South Pontotoc Road;
Pontotoc, MS 38863
662-489-5925
dwigginton@pcsd.k12.ms.us
Southaven High School
Andy Sanders, James Crocker, Shirelle
Barnett, Chris Pierceall, Brian Pitts
735 Rasco Road; Southaven, MS 38671
662-393-9300
Southeast Lauderdale High School
Scott Kratzer
2362 Long Creek Rd.; Meridian, MS 39301
601-482-7184
wkratzer@lauderdale.k12.ms.us
Stone Middle School
Martin Buckhalter
532 East Central Ave; Wiggins, MS 39577
601-928-5492
mbuckhalter@stone.k12.ms.us
St Patrick Catholic High School
Jeanna Joplin
18300 St Patrick Rd; Biloxi, MS 39532
228-702-0500
jstrange@stpatrickhighschool.net
Stringer High School
Mandi King
122 CR 17; Stringer, MS 39481
601-426-3329
mking@westjasper.k12.ms.us
St. Aloysius High School
Vickie Baker Hopkins
1900 Grove St.; Vicksburg, MS 39183
601-636-2256
vickie.hopkins@vicksburgcatholic.org
Sumrall High School
William Garner, Jeffery Coulter
PO Box 187; Sumrall, MS 39482
601-758-3862
jeffery.coulter@lamarcountyschools.org
william.garner@lamarcountyschools.org
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
Dennis Cranford
370 Old Agency Rd.; Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-853-6028
dcranfor@gosaints.org
Sumrall Middle School
Zach James
PO Box 187; Sumrall, MS 39482
601-758-3862
zachary.james@lamarcountyschools.org
Katlin Bell
11300 Yellow Jacket Blvd;
228-875-8418
kbell@jcsd.k12.ms.us
Taylorsville High School
Jason Todd
324 Hester Street; Taylorsville, MS 39168
601-785-6942
jason.todd@smithcountyschools.net
St. Martin Middle School
Mark Bell
10800 Yellow Jacket Blvd;
228-875-8418
mbell@jcsd.k12.ms.us
Terry High School
Mike Hampton, Todd Bobo
Terry, MS 39170
601-878-5905
abobo@hinds.k12.ms.us
whampton@hinds.k12.ms.us
Starkville High School
Shawn Sullivan, DeMario Jefferson,
Doug Thomas
603 Yellow Jacket Drive;
Columbus, MS 39759
662-324-4050
demariojefferson03@gmail.com
ssullivan@starkville.k12.ms.us
dothomas@starkville.k12.ms.us
The Devmusic Company
Ayatey Shabazz
ayatey.shabazz@devmusiconline.com
Starkville Academy
Duane Warfield
505 Academy Rd; Starkville, MS 39759
662-323-7814 ext.109
dwarfield@starkvilleacademy.org
Topeka-Tilton Attendance Center
John McDonald
853 Hwy. 27 South; Monticello, MS 39654
601-587-4895
john.mcdonald@lawrence.k12.ms.us
Stone High School
Ida Mitchell, Paul Morgan
400 East Border Ave; Wiggins, MS 39577
601-928-5492
pmorgan@stone.k12.ms.us
imitchell@stone.k12.ms.us
Trent Lott Academy
Casey Caviness
2234 Pascagoula St; Pascagoula, MS 39567
228-938-6465
ccaviness@psd.ms
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Libby Cunningham
701 Hwy 72; Iuka, MS 38852
662-423-7310
lcunningham@tishomingo.k12.ms.us
Tupelo Middle School
Darius Fant, Jeremy Greenwood,
Taylor Sparks
1009 Varsity Drive; Tupelo, MS 38801
662-840-8794
DDFant@tupeloschools.com
JRGreenwood@tupeloschools.com
ATSparks@tupeloschools.com
Tupelo High School
Tim Matlock
4125 Golden Wave Drive; Tupelo, MS 38801
662-841-8975
TDMatlock@tupeloschools.com
Tylertown High School
Michael Vaughan
204 High School Rd.; Tylertown, MS
601-876-4366
mvaughan@wcsd.k12.ms.us
Vicksburg High School
Jonathan Nelson, Jeremy Donald,
Katheryn Baugher, RaShaude Kennedy,
Cody McElwain, Terry Steed
3701 Drummond St.; Vicksburg, MS 39180
601-631-2898
katiebaugher@hotmail.com
jeremyddonald@yahoo.com
ccmcelwain@gmail.com
jonnelson1988@gmail.com
tsteed@cablelynx.com
W. A. Higgins Academy
Javan Walker
1749 Chestnut St.; Clarksdale, MS 38614
662-627-8553 ext. 1213
javan025@gmail.com
Union High School
Adam DeVenney, Katie DeVenney
101 Forest Street; Union, MS 39365
601-774-9517
devenneya@unioncity.k12.ms.us
devenneyK@unioncity.k12.ms.us
Alan Arendale, Melynn Arendale,
Andrew Bonner, Zac Cannon
1000 Highway 27 South;
Vicksburg, MS 39180
601-631-2864
arendale1@gmail.com
zachary.cannon07@gmail.com
bigbluedirector@yahoo.com
University of Mississippi
David Willson, Bill DeJournett, Randy Dale
103 Music Building; University, MS 38677
662-915-7390
willson@olemiss.edu
rndale@olemiss.edu
dejou@olemiss.edu
Warren Central Junior High School
Jessica Bonner, Jace McMullin
1630 Baldwin ferry road;
Vicksburg, MS 39180
601-631-2842
Jessica.pogue@eagles.usm.edu
Mcmullinjace@gmail.com
University of Southern Mississippi
Catherine Rand, Mohamad Schuman,
James Standland
118 College Drive #5032;
Hattiesburg, MS 39406
601-266-4990
Catherine.Rand@usm.edu
Mohamad.Schuman@usm.edu
James.Standland@usm.edu
Water Valley Junior High
Karen Hamilton
550 Market Street; Water Valley, MS 38965
662-473-2468
khamilton@wvsd.k12.ms.us
David Wright, Quiton Parker
Vancleave, MS 39565
228-826-4701
dqparker@jcsd.k12.ms.us
davidwright@jcsd.k12.ms.us
Vancleave Middle School
Cheryl Whitt
Vancleave, MS 39565
228-826-5902
cwhitt@jcsd.k12.ms.us
Keith Morgan
550 Market Street; Water Valley, MS 38965
662-473-2468
kmorgan@wvsd.k12.ms.us
Wayne County High School
Matt Walker, Nathan Ball
1325 Azalea Drive; Waynesboro, MS 39367
601-735-4237
ballw@wcsdms.com
walkerm@wcsdms.com
Wesson Attendance Center
Suzi Phillips
Wesson, MS 39191
601-643-2221
suzanne.phillips@copiah.ms
Tim Garrett, Chester Garrison
10399 County Farm Road;
Gulfport, MS 39503
228-539-8900 ext. 2364
tgarrett@harrison.k12.ms.us
West Point High School
Rickey Brown
852 South Eshman Avenue;
West Point, MS 39973
662-494-1463
rickey.brown@westpoint.k12.ms.us
Mark Laird, DeAnn McLaurin
254 Springhill Rd.; Laurel, MS 39443
601-729-8144
mwlaird@jones.k12.ms.us
dsmclaurin@jones.k12.ms.us
West Union Middle School
Claire Taylor
511 Cherry Blvd.; New Albany, MS 38652
662-534-4982
stinsonclaire@yahoo.com
West Jones Middle School
Kody Killens
254 Springhill Rd.; Laurel, MS 39443
601-729-8144
kdkillens@jones.k12.ms.us
David McKinney
9916 W. Lauderdale Rd.;
Collinsville, MS 39325
601-737-2495
dmckinney@lauderdale.k12.ms.us
West Wortham Middle School
Jeremy Smith
20199 W Wortham Rd.; Saucier, MS 39574
228-831-1276
Winona High School
Leonard Winters
301 Fairground Street; Winona, MS 38967
662-283-2905
yucatandirector@hotmail.com
West Marion High School
Brad Sumrall
2 West Marion Street; Foxworth, MS 39483
601-736-6381
jsumrall@marionk12.org
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MUSIC SELECTION GUIDELINES
STATE CONCERT EVALUATION
Performance Guidelines for MBA/MHSAA State Concert Evaluation
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All bands must play three (3) pieces of music.
o
Warm Up Piece: Must be a published piece of music, not a chorale or
warm up exercise. Although it is a choice, traditionally the Warm Up
Composition has been a concert march or fanfare style piece.
o
Required Piece: A band must play ONE composition from the
Required Music List in the appropriate classification. As of August
17, 2013 a band’s required piece may come from one list below
their school classification. For example, a 6A band may choose
their required selection from the Class 5A list. Please check the MBA
Required Music List carefully. This list will be listed in the State Clinic
Book as well as on the MBA website. Any additions or changes to the
list will be posted on the MBA Website as soon as they are approved.
Please note that lists posted by music vendors are sometimes not
updated routinely. Please make sure to check the official Required
Music List in the clinic book or on the MBA website.
o
Selected Piece: Bands may choose their Selected Piece. When a
Selected composition is not on the Required Music List the following
must be considered:
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The Music should be appropriate for State Concert Evaluation.
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The difficulty should be appropriate for the classification.
•
When learned, the music must be of high quality both
educationally and musically for the benefit of the students
performing the composition.
The same Evaluation piece may not be used more than once in three
years at any event.
Concert Scores
o
You must furnish concert scores for all numbers performed (Warm up,
selected, and required.)
o
Have three scores of each piece of music with your school’s name on
each. Place scores in a large envelope. One envelope of scores per
adjudicator.
o
Original Scores must be submitted for adjudication. NO PHOTOCOPIES
OF SCORES WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT A WRITTEN LETTER FROM THE
PUBLISHER GRANTING THIS PERMISSION. ANY PHOTOCOPIES OF SCORES
USED FOR ADJUDICATION WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE
PUBLISHER WILL BE SUBJECT TO COPYRIGHT VIOLATION. ANY WRITTEN
PERMISSION MUST COME FROM THE PUBLISHER AND NOT A MUSIC
VENDOR.
o
Any photocopied scores submitted for adjudication without the
proper written permission will result in the performing band’s rating
being lowered by one division.
o
No custom arrangements of published music will be accepted to take
the place of the REQUIRED piece.
Multi-Movement Works
Multi-Movement Required Composition Guidelines
•
If a band chooses to perform a multi-movement work as their REQUIRED
selection they must perform the ENTIRE WORK UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
ON THE REQUIRED MUSIC LIST.
Multi-Movement Selected Composition Guidelines
•
If a band chooses to perform a multi-movement work as their SELECTED
selection the following guidelines are in effect:
o
If the work has three (3) movements, then the band must perform two
(2) or more movements.
o
If the work has four (4) movements, then the band must perform three
(3) or more movements.
o
If the work has five (5) or more movements, then the band must
perform three (3) or more movements.
Multi-Movement Warm Up Composition Guidelines
•
A single movement taken from a mult-movement work will be acceptable
as a WARM UP selection.
Second and Third Band Guidelines
•
A Second band will select required music for their Concert TWO
classifications lower than their first band.
•
A second band will sight read THREE classifications lower than their first band.
•
A Third band will select required music for their concert THREE
classifications lower than their first band.
•
A Third band will sight read UIL Level 1.
•
No student may participate in the first and second band.
Sight Reading Guidelines
•
Class 1A will read UIL Class 1
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The second band will read three classifications lower than their first band
for Sight-Reading.
•
The third band will read 1A Sight-Reading.
Required Music Submission Process
•
Music for consideration should be sent to the appropriate Music Selection
Committee representative.
•
The packet should include a full score, a recording (if possible), grade
level, and a paragraph explaining why the piece should be added. Links
to scores and recordings may be emailed as long as they are full length.
•
The deadline to submit music suggestions to a representative is
December 1, 2014.
•
If needed, an addendum to the Required Music List will be made
available by the Music Selection Committee at the MBA State Band Clinic
in December and on the MBA website.
2014-2015 MBA MUSIC SELECTION COMMITTEE
Chair
Lane Thompson, J.Z. George High School
900 George St.
North Carrollton, MS 38947
662-237-4701 ext 9
jzgband@gmail.com
Class 6A
Len Killough, Hernando High School
805 Dilworth Lane
Hernando, MS 38632
662-429-7825
lenkillough@yahoo.com
Class 5A
Artie Adams, South Jones High School
313 Anderson Street
Ellisville, MS 39437
601-477-8451
aradams@jones.k12.ms.us
Class 4A
Sam Cunningham, Ripley High School
7205 South Clayton
Ripley, MS 38663
662-512-5246
cunninghams@stippah.k12.ms.us
Class 3A
Toni Reece, Aberdeen High School
P.O. Drawer 607
Aberdeen, MS 39730
662-369-7653
treece@asdms.us
Class 1A/2A
Chad Hawkins, Eupora High School
65 Clark Avenue
Eupora, MS 39744
662-258-8446
crhawk613@gmail.com
2nd/3rd Band
Chuck Reynolds, Madison Central High School
1417 Highland Colony Parkway
Madison, MS 39110
601-291-7730
confuoco@bellsouth.net
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Composer/ArrangerTitle
Akey, Douglas
Entry of the Nobles
Bach/McGinty
Bach Chorale and Variation
Balent, Andrew
Simple Gifts
Balmages, Brian
Kilauea
Balmages, Brian
Olympia
Beckham, Dwight
Statoshphere
Bortniansky/Warren
Cherubim Song
Byrd/Suchoff
Theme and Variations
Calhoun, Bill
Expressions
Clark, Larry
Character
Compello, Joseph
Antiquitus
Cook, Paul
Irish Tune from County Derry
Curnow, James
Brookside Festival
Curnow, James
Canterbury Coronation
Daniels, M.L.
Bandante
del Borgo, Elliot
Ancient Moon
del Borgo, Elliot
Callto Glory
del Borgo, Elliot
Dervish Dance
Dishinger, Christian
Kemp’s Jig
Edmondson, John
Airand Allegro
Edmondson, John
Amazing Grace
Edmondson, John
Fanfare and Dance
Edmondson, John
Southern Hymn Setting
Eveland, Dennis
American Journey
Feldstein/O’Reilly
Echo Lake Overture
Feldstein/O’Reilly
Two Sierra Moods
Folsblad, Leland
Ticon de roga
Ford, Ralph
Entry of the Nobleman
Gordon, Phillip
Appalachian Festival
Gorham, David
Fort Smith Celebrations
Grieg/Constantine
Two Lyric Pieces
Handel/DaehnSarabande
Hill, Donald
Soaring
Hilliard, Quincy
Sundance
Himes, William
Medallion Overture
Hodges, Steve
Azure Hills
Hodges, Steve
Wind Mountain Overture
Huckeby, Ed
Royal Empire Overture
Hull, Grant
Jota
Jennings, Paul
Legend of the Ghost Dance
Kinyon, John
Air and Dance
Kinyon, John
Creole Suite
Kopetz, Barry
In Darkest Night
Kopetz, Barry
Snowbird
Lafferty, Laurie
Of Pilgrim’s Pride
Lavender, Paul
Two Celtic Folk Songs
Margolis, Bob
Fanfare, Ode, and Festival
McBeth, W.Francis
Cavata
McGinty, Anne
Actium
McGinty, Anne
Alden Bridge Overture
McGinty, Anne
Mystic Legend
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Sam Fox
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Carl Fischer
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Carl Fischer
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Carl Fischer
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Curnow
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Ludwig
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Hal Leonard
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Southern
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Queenwood
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Queenwood
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Queenwood
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McGinty, Anne
Shaker Trilogy
Murtha, Paul
The Legend of Castle Armagh
Myers, David
Fury
Nowlin, Ryan
Steadfast Overture
O’Loughlin, Sean
Into the Mist
O’Loughlin, Sean
Overlords
O’Reilly, John
Dana Point Overture
O’Reilly, John
Three Kentucky Sketches
Osmon, Leroy
West Point Songs
Owens, William
Of Gentle Spirit
Pearson, Bruce
Ancient Dances
Ricketts, Ted
Lament and Jubilation
Rouse, Steve
Enter the Olympians
Schmit, Nolan
Voice of the Mountain
Schoendorff, Matthew Artifact
Shaffer, David
Bristol Bay Legend
Shaffer, David
Fire and Fury
Shaffer, David
Mirror Lake Legend
Shaffer, David
Storm Surge
Sharp, Chris
Danse Artiqua
Sheldon, Robert
In This Quiet Place
Sheldon, Robert
Mystic Journey
Sheldon, Robert
Rock Island Trail
Smith, RobertW.
Affirmation Overture
Smith, RobertW.
Glorioso
Smith, RobertW.
The Sound and the Fury
Sor/DishingerAndantino
Spears, Jared
A Furious Fable
Spears, Jared
Mountain Song
Stalter, Todd
Lightning
Story, Michael
Aztec Dance
Swain, John
Paloyoloyo
Swearingen, James
Dedication, March, and Celebration
Swearingen, James
Excalibur
Swearingen, James
In Quiet Times
Swearingen, James
Journey tothe Stars
Sweeney, Michael
Celtic Air and Dance
Sweeney, Michael
Imperium
Sweeney, Michael
Ye Banks & Braes O’Bonnie Doon
Vinson, Johnnie
Songs of Africa
Warlock/Vinson
Two Dances from ”Capriol Suite”
Williams, Jerry
Arrowhead Oveture
Williams, Jerry
Brentwood Pass
Williams, Mark
Eagle Ridge
Williams, Mark
Legend of Alhambra
Williams, Mark
Visions of Aranjues
Williams, Mark
Zuni Legend
Alberty, Craig
Afton Fantasy
Aronson, L.
The View from Alpha Centauri
Balmages, Brian
Electricity
Balmages, Brian
Falcon Fanfare
Queenwood
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Shawnee
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FJH
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FJH
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Balmages, Brian
Incantation and Ritual
Balmages, Brian
Through Courageous Eyes
Barnes, James
Chorale and Jubiloso
Barrett, Roland
Golden Eagle
Barrett, Roland
Of Wizards and Warriors
Barrett, Roland
The Lightning Spirit
Bliss, John
Pyramid Lake Portrait
Bobrowitz, David
Flight of the Eagle
Brahms/Mahaffey
Sleep Gently, My Child
Butterfield, Longfield An Irish Air
Ciechomski, Brad
A Call for Peace
Clark, Larry
Antagonist
Clark, Larry
Cold Mountain Saga
Clark, Larry
Quintus
Court, Douglas
Song of the Matador
Cross, David
Be Thou My Vision
Cummings, Walter
Mile High Magic
Cummings, Walter
Processions of Stars
Curnow, James
Vanguard
Daehn, Larry
Song of the Hebrides
Davis, AlbertO.
From Shire and Sea
de Haan, Jacob
Yellow Mountains
del Borgo, Elliot
Ancient Ritual
del Borgo, Elliot
Blue Ridge Holiday
del Borgo, Elliot
Prelude and Dance
del Borgo, Elliot
Two British Folk Songs
Doss, Thomas
Fanatic Winds
Edmondson, John
A Mighty Fortress
Edmondson, John
American Folk Fantasy
Edmondson, John
Eternal Father, Strong to Save
Erickson, Frank
Aria Cantabile
Erickson, Frank
English Folk Song Fantasy
Erickson, Frank
Rhythm of the Winds
Fagan, Gary
Nemesis
Finlayson, Walter
Cantabile
Foster, Robert
Appalachian Hymn
Foster, Robert
Frontier Spirit
Golemo, Michael
Westward Journey
Gorham, David
Copper Meadows
Gorham, David
Rockbridge Festival
Grice, Rob
Pinnacle
Grice, Rob
Rocky Mountain Skyscape
Grice, Rob
Zeal
Grieg/Curnow
Peer Gynt Suite #1
Grundman, Clare
A Finnish Rhapsody
Hilliard, Quincy
Calico
Hilliard, Quincy
Firecreek Legacy
Hilliard, Quincy
Japanese Festival
Himes, Wiliam
Creed
Hodges, Steve
Clear Lake Overture
Houllif, Murray
A Cowboy Life
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Curnow
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C. Alan
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Huckeby, Ed
Abington Ridge
Huckeby, Ed
Acclamations
Huckeby, Ed
From Whom All Blessings Flow
Kinyon, John
Appalachian Trail
Kinyon, John
Shenandoah Valley
Lopez, Victor
Aztlan
McBeth, W. Francis
Praises
McGinty, Anne
American Folk Festival
McGinty, Anne
Pinnacle Overture
McGinty, Anne
Three Irish Folksongs
Miller, Rodney
Brave Spirit
Morales, Erick
Aztec
Myers, Theldon
Froman 18th Century Album
Neeck, Larry
Under an Irish Sky
Niehaus, Lennie
Colors and Configurations
Oare, Michael
Awakened Voices Resound
O’Reilly, John
Cobb County Festival
O’Reilly, John
Mountain Ridge Overture
Owens, William
Ata Turkish Market
Pearson, Bruce
Tapestry
Pearson, Bruce
Wind River Overture
Ployhar, James
Castle, Loch, and Heath
Rhodes, William
Three Russian Cameos
Rudgers, Gregory
Old Dan Tucker Fantasy
Saucedo, Richard
Into the Clouds
Seward, Nancy
Crestwood
Shabazz, Ayatey
Let Us Break Bread Together
Shaffer, David
Fire Dance
Shaffer, David
Weatheridge
Sheldon, Robert
Eagle Mountain Overture
Sheldon, Robert
Spirit Lake Overture
Singleton, Kenneth
A Renaissance Festival
Slocum, Earl
Swedish Melody
Smith, Claude T.
A Thousand Hills Overture
Smith, Claude T.
Inscriptions for Band
Smith, Claude T.
Invocation and Jubiloso
Smith, Robert W.
Lullaby for Band
Smith, Robert W.
Rites of Tamburo
Smith, Robert W.
When Summer Takes Flight
Spears, Jared
Fire Dancer
Spears, Jared
Praeludium
Stamp, Jack
Harnett County Celebration
Standridge, Randall The Rowan Tree
Swearingen, James
A Song of Hope
Swearingen, James
Air of Nobility
Swearingen, James
Entrance of the Tall Ships
Swearingen, James
Fanfare and Jubilee
Swearingen, James
Legend of the Yankee Clippers
Swearingen, James
Mystic River Fantasy
Swearingen, James
Olde English Hymn
Swearingen, James
Trumphant Spirit Overture
Barnhouse
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Barnhouse
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Barnhouse
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Alfred
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Shawnee
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Barnhouse
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Sweeney, Michael
Where the Sun Breaks Through the Mist
Tatgenhorst, John
Acadia Overture
Tatgenhorst, John
Coventry
Tchaikovsky/Singleton Hymn to the Saints
Telemann/DaehnAria
Ticheli, Frank
Joy
Wada, Naoya
Amber Moon
Williams, Jerry
Coronado
Williams, Jerry
Eagle Rock
Williams, Mark
Hillcrest Pageant
Williams, Mark
Scenes of Wonder
Akey, Douglas
A Tallis Prelude
Akey, Douglas
Mather Point Rhapsody
Akey, Douglas
Tales of the Emerald Isle
Allen, Fred
Accord
Allen, Fred
They Led My Lord Away
Allen, Fred
When the Stars Began to Fall
Bach/Bullock
Chorale Variations
Bach/Kinyon
Chorale Prelude in E Flat
Bach/Reed
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
Balmages, Brian
Among the Clouds
Barker, Warren
An Irish Ayre for Winds
Barker, Warren
Danny Boy
Barnes, James
Heartherwood Portrait
Barrett, Roland
Structures
Beck/ClarkAssurance
Beethoven/Ployhar
Hymn to Joy
Broege, Timothy
Sinfonia VI
Bulla, Stephen
Festivity
Bulla, Stephen
Legend of Knife River
Bullock, Jack
From the Hills of Briston
Cacavas, John
Scenario for Winds
Carter, Charles
Overture for Winds
Carter, Charles
Ricercare and Dance
Clark, Larry
Seven Springs
Clark, Reber
Escape From Chronopolis
Curnow, James
Canterbury Tales
Curnow, James
Canticles
Curnow, James
Of Courage and Patriotism
Curnow, James
Silver Ribbon Chanteys
Daehn, Larry
With Quiet Courage
Dawson, Jay
A Russian Festival
Dawson, Jay
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Debussy/Lewis
Golliwogg’s Cakewalk
de Haan, Jacob
Adagietto
del Borgo, Elliot
A Child is Born
del Borgo, Elliot
Chant Rituals
del Borgo, Elliot
Chorale Paraphrase
Edmondson, John
Delmar Celebration
Edmondson, John
Silesian Folk Song
Fagan, Gary
Commitment, Honor, and Service
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Fraser, Bruce
Highland Fantasy
Gabriel Pierne/arr. Musgrave In the Church
Gilroy, Gary
Fire
Gorham, David
Compton Ridge Overture
Gorham, David
Continental Overture
Grainer/Kreines
Harvest Hymn
Grainger/Cramer
Near Woodstock Town
Grundman, Clare
A Scottish Rhapsody
Grundman, Clare
Fantasy on American Sailing Songs
Grundman, Clare
Kentucky 1800
Hannickel, Mike
Olympus
Hanson/Balent
Interlochen Theme
Hilliard, Quincy
Irish Festival
Holmes, Paul
Amazing Grace
Hosay, James
Clash of the Ironclads
Hosay, James
Colonial Collage
Huckeby, Ed
Blue Lake Reflections
Huckeby, Ed
Covenant
Huckeby, Ed
Introduction and Rondo
Hull, Grant
Variations
Hultgren, Ralph
Jessie’s Well
Jager, Robert
Pastorale and Country Dance
Jenkins, Darren
A Festive Celebration
Jenkins, Darren
Arioso
Johnson, Timothy
Triumphant Spirit
Jutras, Andre
Inversia
Karrick, Brant
The Dragoon’s Farewell
Lewis, Brian
Honorand Glory
Lopez, Victor
River of Dreams
McBeth, W.Francis
Battaglia
McGinty, Anne
Suite Modale
McGinty, Anne
The Sun-God Ceremony
McHalley, Jim
Montevallo Celebration
Milford, Gene
The Trail West
Morales, Erick
Da Vinci Sketches
Moss, John
British Masters Suite
Neeck, larry
Song of Solace
Nishimura, Yukiko
Star Ship
Oare, Michael
Suite for Band
O’Loughlin, Sean
Spectral Landscapes
O’Loughlin, Sean
Visigoths
Pappas, J.
Where Eagles Soar
Pearson, Bruce
Joyance
Pethel, Stan
Encomium
Ployhar, James
Overture Majestic
Reed, Alfred
Greensleeves
Reinecke/Osterling
Prelude to Act V of King Manfred
Reineke, Steven
Where Eagles Soar
Ricketts, Ted
Beyond the Horizon
Saucedo, Richard
Awakening Hills
Saucedo, Richard
Spirit of the Falcon
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With Each Sunset
Hal Leonard
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Canadian Sketches
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Shaffer, David
Ceremony, Chant and Ritual
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Beyond the River Bend
Alfred
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Sheldon, Robert
In the Shining of the Stars
Barnhouse
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Sheldon, Robert
Quixotic Episode
Alfred
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Sheldon, Robert
Shenandoah
Alfred
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Smith, Claude T.
Concert Variations
Wingert-Jones
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Smith, Robert W.
Encanto
Hal Leonard
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Smith, Robert W.
Hymnsong Variants
Alfred
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Spears, Jared
For the Courageous
Grand Mesa
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Spears, Jared
Images Diabolique
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Strommen, Carl
Annie Laurie
Carl Fischer
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Stuart, Hugh M.
Three Ayres from Gloucester
Shawnee
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Sudduth, James
Thematic Variationson Dona Nobis PacemSouthern
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Sudduth, James
Variations on a Danish Folk Song
RBCPublications
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Swearingen, James
Echoes of Ireland
Carl Fischer
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Swearingen, James
Flight of Valor
Barnhouse
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Swearingen, James
In the Winter of 1730
Barnhouse
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Swearingen, James
Jubilance
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Sweeney, Michael
Lament & Tribal Dances
Hal Leonard
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Sweeney, Michael
On the Wings of Swallows
Hal Leonard
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Pantomime
Carl Fischer
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Ticheli, Frank
Portrait of a Clown
Manhattan Beach
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Toda, Akira
Warabe
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Tucker, Benjamin
Whiteleaf Hill
Alfred
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Tucker, Christopher
Americans Lost
Southern
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VanderRoost, Jan
Adagio for Winds
de Haske
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VanderRoost, Jan
Centennial Prelude
Curnow
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Vaughan Williams/Daehn The Lowlands of Scotland
Daehn
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Verdi/Conley
Il Trovatore
FJH
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Vinson, Johnnie
Ballad and Dance
Hal Leonard
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Vinson, Johnnie
Three Czech Folk Songs
Hal Leonard
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Wagner, Douglas
And Evermore Shall Be
Alfred
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Washburn, Robert
Pageant Royale
Boosey & Hawkes
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Williams, Clifton
Songs of Heritage
Rubank
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Williams, Clifton
Variation Overture
Ludwig
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Williams, Jerry
Free Spirit Overture
Barnhouse
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Young, Charles R.
A Child’s Embrace
Southern
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Zdecklik, John
Chorale and Shaker Dance II
Kjos
3A
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Allen, Fred
He’s Gone Away
Southern
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Balmages, Brian
Elements (Petite Symphony)
FJH
4A
Barker, Warren
Deir In De
Barnhouse
4A
Barnes, James
Crossgate
Southern
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Beck, Brian
Joyful Variations
Alfred
4A
Boysen, Andrew
I Am
Kjos
4A
Brahms, Buehlman
Blessed Are They
Ludwig
4A
Brooks, B.J.
The Willows of Winter
Grand Mesa
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Cacavas, John
Overture-Bisham Grange
Barnhouse
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Compello, Joseph
Gypsy Dance
Carl Fischer
4A
Curiale, Joseph
Compassion
APC
4A
Curnow, James
Canticle
Curnow
4A
del Borgo, Elliot
Festa
Kjos
4A
Edmondson, John
Silver Jubilee Overture
Wingert-Jones
4A
Farmer, George
The Silent Hills of My Childhood
Daehn
4A
Gounod/Conley
Te Deum
Alfred***
4A
Grice, Rob
Portrait of an Old Country Town
Barnhouse
4A
Grundman, Clare
A Welsh Rhapsody
Boosey & Hawkes
4A
Grundman, Clare
American Folk Rhapsody No.1
Boosey & Hawkes
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Grundman, Clare
Boosey & Hawkes
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Grundman, Clare
Boosey & Hawkes
4A
Hilliard, Quincy
Variations on an African Hymnsong
Barnhouse
4A
Holsinger, David
A Childhood Hymn
Wingert-Jones
4A
Holsinger, David
In Praise of Gentle Pioneers
TRN
4A
Holsinger, David
Nilesdance
TRN
4A
Holsinger, David
On a Hymnsong of Lowell Mason
TRN
4A
Holsinger, David
On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss
TRN
4A
Holst/Smith
On This Day the Earth Shall Ring
Alfred
4A
Huckeby, Ed
Glorioso
Barnhouse
4A
Huckeby, Ed
Jubiloso
Barnhouse
4A
Huckeby, Ed
Lexicon
Barnhouse
4A
Jones, Douglas
Interlochen Variations
TRN
4A
Mahler/Reynolds
Finale from Symphony No.3
Shawnee
4A
McBeth, W. Francis
Joyant Narrative
Southern
4A
McBeth, W. Francis
Scaramouche
Southern
4A
Morales, Erik
First We Dream
FJH
4A
Oare, Michael
Pathways
Hal Leonard
4A
O’Loughlin, Sean
Ancient Irish Hymn
Carl Fischer
4A
O’Reilly, John
Galway Bay Overture
Alfred
4A
Orff/Krance
Carmina Burana (mustplay 1-2 or 12-13) Schott
4A
Owens, William
Spring River Fantasy
FJH
4A
Reineke, Steven
Sedona
Barnhouse
4A
Rhoades, William
Three Pieces for Band
Columbia
4A
Romeyn, Rob
At Sunrise
Barnhouse
4A
Romeyn, Rob
Oceanscapes
Barnhouse
4A
Root, Thomas
Let Us Break Bread Together
Kjos
4A
Schuller, Gunther
Nature’s Way
Hal Leonard
4A
Shabazz, Ayetey
Shores of New England
DEV
4A
Shaffer, David
Cantus Jubilante
Barnhouse
4A
Shaffer, David
Dominion of the sky
Barnhouse
4A
Shaffer, David
Fanfare and Festival Celebration
Barnhouse
4A
106
Shaffer, David
The Eternal Journey
Barnhouse
4A
Shaffer, David
Whitewater Festival
Barnhouse
4A
Sheldon, Robert
Fall River Overture
Barnhouse
4A
Sheldon, Robert
Prelude on an Old English Hymn
Barnhouse
4A
Smith, Claude T.
Anthem for Winds and Percussion
Hal Leonard
4A
Smith, Claude T.
Declaration Overture
Wingert-Jones
4A
Smith, Robert W.
Precious Lord, Take My Hand
Alfred
4A
Swearingen, James
Blue Ridge Saga
Barnhouse
4A
Swearingen, James
Deep River
Barnhouse
4A
Swearingen, James
Hymn for a Child
Barnhouse
4A
Swearingen, James
Lead On, O King Eternal
Barnhouse
4A
Swearingen, James
The Light Eternal
Barnhouse
4A
Ticheli, Frank
Fortress
Manhattan Beach
4A
Williams, Clifton/Wagner Chorale and March
Alfred
4A
Williams, Mark
Campbell River Sketches
Alfred
4A
Winston, Carlton
When the Great Owl Sings
DEV
4A
Arnold, Malcolm
Four Scottish Dances (three mvts)
Carl Fischer
5A
Arnold/Johnstone
English Dances (three mvts)
Music Sales Corp.***
5A
Arnold/Paynter
Sarabande and Polka
Carl Fischer
5A
Bach/Moehlmann
If Thou Be Near
Alfred***
5A
Bach/Reed
Come, Sweet Death
Barnhouse
5A
Bach/Reed
My Jesus, Oh What Anguish
Barnhouse
5A
Balmages, Brian
Beyond the Summitt
FJH
5A
Balmages, Brian
Motion
FJH
5A
Balmages, Brian
Winter Dances
FJH
5A
Barker, Warren
By the River’s Bend
Barnhouse
5A
Barrett, Roland
Chants Long Forgotten
Wingert-Jones
5A
Barrett, Roland
Dreams and Proclamations
FJH
5A
Barrett, Roland
Sunchasers
FJH
5A
Bartok/WallaceAllegroBarbaro
APC
5A
Biebl/Cameron
Ave Maria
Boosey & Hawkes
5A
Black, Dave
Columbia Vision
Alfred
5A
Brahms, Longfield
Hungarian Dance No.5
Barnhouse
5A
Bullock, Jack
At the Apex
Alfred
5A
Byrd/Jacob
William Byrd Suite (three mvts)
Boosey & Hawkes
5A
Camphouse, Mark
Yosemite Autumn
Kjos
5A
Clark, Larry
Kinetic Energy
Carl Fischer
5A
Court, Douglas
Laurel Mountain Overture
Curnow
5A
Curiale, Joseph
Prairie Hymn
APC
5A
de Haan, Jacob
La Storia
Curnow
5A
de Haan, Jacob
Westfort
Curnow
5A
del Borgo, Elliot
Sailing Songs
Alfred
5A
Dello Joio, Norman
Scenes from The Louvre (3 mvts)
Hal Leonard
5A
Earl, Christian
Where Falcons Soar
Wingert-Jones
5A
Enigma Variations (theme, var1, 4, 11, 14)TRN
5A
Elgar/Slocum
Erbe/Solomon
The Dream is Alive
Daehn***
5A
Foster, Robert
Emmanuel Variants
Wingert-Jones
5A
Frank/Harvey
Panis Angelicus
Elkan Vogel***
5A
Fraser, Bruce
Variations On a Scottish Folk Song
G & M Brand
5A
Gibson, John
Resting in the Peace of His Hands
Southern
5A
Gillis/Bainum
Spiritual from Symphony No. 51/2
Boosey & Hawkes***
5A
Giovannini/Robinson Overture in Bb
RBC
5A
Giovannini/Robinson Overture in C
Alfred***
5A
Gluck/Beringen
Orfeo’s Song
Curnow
5A
Golemo, Michael
Symphonic Essay
Ludwig
5A
Grainger, Percy
Lincolnshire Posy (three mvts)
Schirmer
5A
Grundman, Clare
An Irish Rhapsody
Boosey & Hawkes
5A
Grundman, Clare
Candide Suite (three mvts)
Hal Leonard
5A
Grundman, Clare
Concord
Boosey & Hawkes
5A
Hazo, Samuel
Echoes
Boosey & Hawkes
5A
Hazo, Samuel
Fantasyona Japanese Folk Song
Hal Leonard
5A
Hilliard, Quincy
Crestwood
Bourne
5A
Hilliard, Quincy
Spirit of Survival
Kjos
5A
Holloman, Sam
Three Children’s Hymns
TRN
5A
Holsinger, David
At the Strongholds of En Gedi
TRN
5A
Holsinger, David
Havendance
TRN
5A
Holsinger, David
On an American Spiritual
TRN
5A
Holst, arr. Nitsch
In the Bleak Midwinter
Grand Mesa
5A
Jacob, Gordon
The Battell (four mvts)
TRN
5A
Jager, Robert
Joan of Arc
Kjos
5A
Jager, Robert
Third Suite
Alfred
5A
Keler-Bella/Roberts
Lustpiel Overture
Alfred***
5A
La Plante, Pierre
Gathering Places
Daehn
5A
Locklear, Bill
Overcome
APC
5A
Mackey, John
Foundry
John Mackey
5A
Mackey, John
Strange Humors
John Mackey
5A
Mackey, John
Undertow
John Mackey
5A
Mahr, Timothy
A Quiet Place to Think
Kjos
5A
Manuel, Cross
Alleluia
Daehn
5A
Margolis, Bob
Battle Pavane
Manhattan Beach
5A
Mascagni/Phillips
Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana Alfred
5A
McBeth, W. Francis
Caccia
Southern
5A
McBeth, W. Francis
Masque
Southern
5A
McBeth, W. Francis
Of Sailors and Whales (3 mvts)
Southern
5A
McGinty, Anne
And the Heart Replies
Queenwood
5A
McGinty, Anne
Riversong
Queenwood
5A
McGinty, Anne
Tientokos
Queenwood
5A
McGinty, Anne
Tis A Gift
Queenwood
5A
Mitchell, Rex
Introduction and Fantasia
Hal Leonard
5A
Moore, David
Skyscapes
Barnhouse
5A
Moss, John
Les Cheneaux Impressions
Hal Leonard
5A
O’Loughlin, Sean
Spirals of Light
Carl Fischer
5A
O’Reilly, John
Delmar Festival Overture
Alfred
5A
Carmina Burana (must play 1-2 and 3 other mvts)Schott
5A
Orff/Krance
Persichetti, Vincent
Pageant
Carl Fischer
5A
Prescot, John
East of the Sun
Wingert-Jones
5A
Puccini/vanBeringen Nessum Dorma
de Haske***
5A
Rauch, Peter
Century of Flight
BASPublishing
5A
Reed, Alfred
A Festival Prelude
Hal Leonard
5A
Reed, Alfred
Imperatrix
Hal Leonard
5A
Reed, Alfred
Othello (three mvts)
Hal Leonard
5A
Rossini/MahaffeySemiramide
Southern
5A
108
Rudgers, Gregory
Songs of the Basque
Grand Mesa
5A
Saucedo, Richard
Forever Holding Close the Memories
Hal Leonard
5A
Schmit, Nolan E.
Fanfare and Dance
Kjos
5A
Schumann, William
When Jesus Wept
Presser
5A
Shabazz, Ayetey
Infinite Horizon
Grand Mesa
5A
Shabazz, Ayetey
Of Honor and Valor Eternal
Barnhouse
5A
Shaffer, David
Suncoast Carnival
Barnhouse
5A
Shaffer, David
When Angels Weep
Barnhouse
5A
Sheldon, Robert
A Longford Legend
Alfred
5A
Sheldon, Robert
Iberian Escapades
Alfred
5A
Sheldon, Robert
Images
Barnhouse
5A
Sheldon, Robert
Palimpsest
Barnhouse
5A
Sheldon, Robert
Sag Harbor Sunset
Alfred
5A
Sheldon, Robert
Three Georgian Vignettes
Alfred
5A
Sheldon, Robert
Welsh Ayres and Dances
Alfred
5A
Sheldon, Robert
West Highlands Sojourn
Barnhouse
5A
Silva, Alan
On the American River
Carl Fischer
5A
Smith, ClaudeT.
Chorale and Allegro
Wingert-Jones
5A
Smith, ClaudeT.
Joyance
Wingert-Jones
5A
Smith, RobertW.
To Dance in the Secret Garden
Alfred
5A
Smith, RobertW.
Star of Dreams
Alfred
5A
Smith, RobertW.
The Gathering of the Yeoman
Alfred
5A
Sparke, Philip
Concert Prelude
C. Alan
5A
Strommen, Carl
Prairiesong
Alfred
5A
Strommen, Carl
Prelude on an American Spiritual
Carl Fischer
5A
Sudduth, James
Serenade and Dances
RBCPublications
5A
Ticheli, Frank
Amazing Grace
Manhattan Beach
5A
Ticheli, Frank
Cajun Folk Songs
Manhattan Beach
5A
Ticheli, Frank
Loch Lomond
Manhattan Beach
5A
Ticheli, Frank
Shenandoah
Manhattan Beach
5A
Tschesnokov/Wagner Salvation is Created
Kjos
5A
Tucker, Christopher
Carah’s Ballad
TRN
5A
Tull, Fisher
Introit
Southern
5A
Van Lijnschooten, Henk Rhapsody from the Low Countries
Molenaar
5A
Vaughan Williams, Ralph Flourish for Wind Band
Oxford
5A
Verdi/Falcone
Prelude to Act I of ”La Traviata”
Kjos
5A
Vinson, Johnie
Variants on a Shaped Note Tune
Hal Leonard
5A
Vogel, Kirk
Escalante
Grand Mesa
5A
Wada, Naoya
On Wings of Music
Barnhouse
5A
White, Donald
Ambrosian Hymn Variants
Ludwig
5A
Wiley, Charles
Old Scottish Melody
TRN
5A
Williams, Clifton
Dedicatory Oveture
Hal Leonard
5A
Williams, Mark
Variants on a Nautical Hymn
Alfred
5A
Yurko, Bruce
Night Dances
Ludwig
5A
Zdechlik, John
Mother Machree
Kjos
5A
Zdechlik, John
Prelude
Kjos
5A
Zdechlik, John
Psalm 46
Alfred
5A
Akey, Douglas
Pastorale and Irish Jig
Daehn
6A
Albeniz/Caillet
Fete-Dieu (Feast Day in Seville)
Sam Fox
6A
Andrew, James
Sinfonietta for Wind and Percussion (any mvt.)Shawnee
6A
Arnold, Malcolm
Four Scottish Dances (all mvts)
Carl Fischer
6A
Arnold/Johnstone
English Dances (all mvts)
Music Sales Corp.***
6A
Arnold/Paynter
Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo
Carl Fischer
6A
Arnold/Sayre
Peterloo Overture
Hal Leonard
6A
Bach/Grainger/Jager Blithe Bells
Hal Leonard
6A
Bach/Hunsberger
Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor
Schirmer
6A
Bach/Leidzen
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Carl Fischer
6A
Balmages, Brian
Summer Dances
FJH
6A
Balmages, Brian
The Awakening
FJH
6A
Baltzer, Sam
Suo-Gan
Daehn
6A
Barnes, James
Fifth Symphony
Southern
6A
Barnett, Carol
Cyprian Suite
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Barrett, Roland
On the Wings of the Chosen
Wingert-Jones
6A
Bassett, Leslie
Designs, Images, and Textures
Peters (rental only)
6A
Bennett, Robert Russell Suite of Old American Dances (three mvts)Chappell
6A
Benson, Warren
Solitary Dancer
Carl Fischer
6A
Berlioz/Henning
Beatrice and Benedict Overture
Carl Fischer***
6A
Bernstein/Beeler
Overtureto Candide
Schirmer
6A
Bernstein/Grundman Overtureto Candide
Barnhouse
6A
Bilik, Jerry
American Civil War Fantasy
Peer-Southern
6A
Bilik, Jerry
Overture Alfresco
Hal Leonard***
6A
Booker, Jr., Charles L. Like the Stars Forever and Ever…
Alfred
6A
Booker, Jr., Charles L. River Valley Suite
Southern
6A
Bulla, Stephen
Trilogy Americana
Curnow
6A
Byrd/Jacob
William Byrd Suite (four mvts)
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Camphouse, Mark
A Movement for Rosa
TRN
6A
Chance, John Barnes Blue Lake
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Chance, John Barnes Elegy
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Chance, John Barnes Incantation and Dance
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Chance, John Barnes Symphony No. 2 (1st or 3rd mvt)
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Chance, John Barnes Variations on a Korean Folk Song
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Cheetham, John
Infinite Hoizons
RBC
6A
Copland, Aaron
An Outdoor Overture
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Copland/Patterson
Down a Country Lane
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Curnow, James
Fiddle Tunes
Curnow
6A
Curnow, James
Four Colonial Country Dances
Curnow
6A
Curnow, James
Symphonic Triptych
Hal Leonard
6A
Curnow, James
Toward the Sunrising
Curnow
6A
Curnow, James
Where Ne’er Lark Nor Eagle Flew
Hal Leonard
6A
Dahl, Ingolf
Sinfonietta
Tetra/Continuo
6A
Danner, Greg
New Frontier
Daehn
6A
Davis, AlbertO.
Songs of the British Isles
Ludwig
6A
de Haan, Jan
Overture to a New Age
Curnow
6A
de Meij, Johan
Aquarium
Hal Leonard
6A
de Meij, Johan
Lord of the Rings (any mvt)
Hal Leonard
6A
del Borgo, Elliot
Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night Shawnee
6A
del Borgo, Elliot
Jubiloso
Shawnee
6A
del Borgo, Elliot
Parable
Alfred
6A
del Borgo, Elliot
Slavonic Dances
Curnow
6A
Del Tredici, David
In Wartime (masterwork)
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Dello Joio, Norman
Fantasia on a Theme by Haydn
Hal Leonard
6A
Dello Joio, Norman
From Every Horizon
Hal Leonard
6A
110
Dello Joio, Norman
Satiric Dances
Associated Music Pub. 6A
Dello Joio, Norman
Scenes from The Louvre (4 mvts)
Hal Leonard
6A
Dello Joio, Norman
Variants on a Medieval Tune
Hal Leonard
6A
Diero/DaehnTriesteoverture
Daehn
6A
Dohnanyi/Harding
Andante and Rondo
TRN
6A
Durante/Singleton
Prelude and Fugue
Grand Mesa
6A
Dvorak, Balent
Two Slavonic Dances, Op. 46, #7, #8(one or both)Shawnee
6A
Dvorak, Robert
West Point Symphony (three mvts)
Summy Birchard***
6A
Dvorak/Longfield
Slavonic Dance #8
Barnhouse
6A
Earl, Christian
Beyond the Breaking Tides
Barnhouse
6A
Elgar/de Meij
Chans on de Matin, op. 15, No. 2
Molenaar
6A
Elgar/Reed
Nimrod from ”Enigma Variations”
Alfred
6A
Elgar/Slocum
Enigma Variations (theme, var 1, 4, 5, 9, 11, 14)TRN
6A
Fannin, John
Badge of Courage
APC
6A
Fannin, John
Legend of Bafe’
APC
6A
Farmer, George
When Angels Weep
Daehn
6A
Farnon, Robert
Rhapsodyon ”The Minstrel Boy”
G & M Brand***
6A
Feld, Jindrich
Divertimento for Wind Orchestra
Ludwig
6A
Ford, Ralph
Royal Canadian Sketches
Alfred
6A
Forsblad, Leland
Fantasiaon ”Doxology”
TRN
6A
Forsblad, Leland
Pacific Coast Panorama
Kendor
6A
Foster, Robert
With Joyour Song Shall Soar
Wingert-Jones
6A
Frescobaldi/SlocumToccata
Alfred
6A
Fry, Tommy
Triptych
Carl Fischer
6A
Gabrielli/Margolis
Canzona
Manhattan Beach
6A
Gandolf, Michael
Vientosy Tangos
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Giannini, Vittorio
Dedication Overture
Alfred
6A
Giannini, Vittorio
Symphony No. 3(1st mvt + 2nd or 4th) Alfred
6A
Gliere/Longfield
Russian Sailors Dance
Barnhouse
6A
Gould, Morton
Ballad for Band
Schirmer
6A
Gould, Morton
Jericho
Alfred
6A
Gould, Morton
Symphony for Band (one mvt)
Schirmer
6A
Gounod/Larendeau Ballet Musicfrom ”Faust” (four mvts)
Carl Fischer***
6A
Grainger, Percy
Country Gardens
Schirmer
6A
Grainger, Percy
Irish Tune from County Derry
Carl Fischer
6A
Grainger, Percy
Lincolnshire Posy (four mvts)
Schirmer
6A
Grainger, Percy
Molly on the Shore
Carl Fischer
6A
Grainger, Percy
Shepherd’s Hey
Carl Fischer
6A
Grainger/Bainum
Australian Up-Country Tune
Schirmer
6A
Grainger/Osman
Scotch Strathsprey and Reel
TRN
6A
Grainger/Rogers
Colonial Song
Southern
6A
Grainger/Sousa/Schissel Handel in the Strand
Barnhouse
6A
Gregson, Edward
Festivo
Novello
6A
Gross, Charles
Alle Psallite
Shawnee
6A
Handel/Daehn
Concerto for Winds
Daehn
6A
Hanson, Howard
Chorale and Alleluia
Carl Fischer
6A
Hanson, Howard
Laude
Carl Fischer (rental only) 6A
Hanson, J.Robert
Fanfare Pre. ”O, How Shall I Receive Thee”Alfred***
6A
Hanson, Shelly
Seis Manuel
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Hanson, Shelly
Volverala Montana
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Hanson/McBeth
Symphony No. 2 (third mvt)
Carl Fischer
6A
Hartley, Walter
Sinfonia No. 4
Wingert-Jones
6A
Hazo, Samuel
Perthshire Majesty
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Hazo, Samuel
Ride
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Hazo, Samuel
Sky is Waiting
Hal Leonard
6A
Hazo, Samuel
Solas Ane’
Hal Leonard
6A
Hearshen, Ira
A Patriotic Overture
Ludwig
6A
Hill, William
Sioux Variants
Kjos
6A
Himes, William
Life Dances
Curnow
6A
Hindemith/Wilson
March from Symphonic Metamorphosis Schott
6A
Holsinger, David
Consider the Uncommon Man
TRN
6A
Holsinger, David
Liturgical Dances
Southern
6A
Holsinger, David
On Ancient Hymns and Festal Dances TRN
6A
Holsinger, David
On the Grand Prairie Texas
TRN
6A
Holsinger, David
Prelude and Rondo
Barnhouse
6A
Holsinger, David
To Tame the Perilous Skies
TRN
6A
Holst, Gustav
First Suite in Eb for Military Band
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Holst, Gustav
Jupiter from the Planets
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Holst, Gustav
Mars from the Planets
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Holst, Gustav
Second Suite in F for Military Band (three mvts)Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Holst/Curnow
Uranus from the Planets
Hal Leonard
6A
Holst/Smith
In the Bleak Mid-Winter
Alfred
6A
Horovitz/Boyd
Four Dances from Femmes d’Alger
Alfred***
6A
Huckeby, Ed
The Golden Circle
Barnhouse
6A
Hultgren, Ralph
Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!!
Kjos
6A
Husa, Karel
Music for Prague, 1968
Ives/Elkus
Symphony No. 2, Finale
Peer-Southern
6A
Ives/Thurston
The Alcotts
Jacob, Gordon
An Original Suite
Boosey & Hawkes***
6A
Jacob, Gordon
Flag of Stars
Boosey & Hawkes***
6A
Jacob, Gordon/Ed. Heidenreich An Original Suite
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Jager, Robert
Colonial Airs and Dances
Kjos
6A
Jager, Robert
Diamond Variations
Alfred
6A
Jager, Robert
Jubilate
Southern
6A
Jager, Robert
Sinfonia Nobilissima
Presser
6A
Jager, Robert
Variations on a Theme of Robert SchumannAlfred
6A
Jedwabnik, Michael Columbia Celebrations
Grand Mesa
6A
Jenkins, Joseph Wilcox American Overture for Band
Presser
6A
Kabelevsky/Hunsberger Overtureto Colas Breugnon
MCA/Hal Leonard
6A
Knox, Thomas
Sea Songs
Ludwig
6A
Kozhevikov/Bourgeois Symphony No. 3: ”Slavanskaya” (any 2mvts)Wingert-Jones
6A
LaPlante, Pierre
English Country Settings
Daehn
6A
LaGasse, Homer
Sea Portrait
Kjos
6A
Linn, Robert
Partitia
Kjos
6A
Liszt/Hindsley
Les Preludes
Hindsley Transcriptions
6A
Longfield, Robert
Transformations
FJH
6A
LoPresti, Ronald
Elegy for a Young American
Presser
6A
Mahr, Timothy
Fantasiain G
Kjos
6A
Mahr, Timothy
Into the Air!
Kjos
6A
Maslanka, David
Give Us This Day
Carl Fischer
6A
Maslanka, David
Heart Songs
Carl Fischer
6A
McBeth, W. Francis
Divergents
Southern
6A
112
McBeth, W. Francis
Kaddish
Southern
6A
McBeth, W. Francis
Of Sailors and Whales (4 mvts)
Southern
6A
McBeth, W. Francis
To Be Fed By Ravens
Southern
6A
Melillo, Stephen
Godspeed!
Stormworld
6A
Mendelssohn/Garofolo Overture for Band, op. 24
Grand Mesa
6A
Mennin, Peter
Canzona
Carl Fischer
6A
Milhaud, Darius
Suite Francaise (three mvts)
Alfred
6A
Morales, Erik
With Every Joyful Hearts
FJH
6A
Mosier, Kirt
From the Summit
Wingert-Jones
6A
Moussorgsky/Hindsley Nighton Baldmountain
Hindsley Transcriptions
6A
Mozart/Longfield
Abduction from the Seraglio
FJH
6A
Mozart/Slocum
The Marriage of Figaro
Alfred
6A
Mussorgsky/Boyd
Pictures at an Exhibition (4 mvts)
Ludwig
6A
Mussorgsky/Patterson Procession of Princes and Priests
Southern
6A
Nelhybel, Vaclav
Symphonic Movement
Alfred
6A
Nelhybel, Vaclav
Trittico (2 mvts)
Alfred
6A
Nelson, Ron
Rocky Point Holliday
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Niccolai/Singleton
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Grand Mesa
6A
Nixon, Roger
Fiesta del Pacifico
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Nixon, Roger
Reflections
Presser (rental only)
6A
Offenbach/Odom
Drum Major’s Daughter Overture
Kjos***
6A
Offenbach/Odom
La Belle Helene
Kjos
6A
Orff/Krance
Carmina Burana (must play 1-2 and 4 other mvts)Schott
6A
Paulson, Jim
Psalm
Ludwig
6A
Divertiment of or Band
Presser
6A
Masquerade for Band
Presser
6A
Psalm for Bands
Presser
6A
Symphony for Band (mvt 1 and 1 other mvt)Presser
6A
Rager/Dan
Russian Folk Dances
Daehn
6A
Reed, Alfred
A Jubilant Overture
Barnhouse
6A
Reed, Alfred
Armenian Dances, set 1
Alfred
6A
Reed, Alfred
El Camino Real
Hal Leonard
6A
Reed, Alfred
First Suite for Band
Hal Leonard
6A
Reed, Alfred
Golden Jubilee
Hal Leonard***
6A
Reed, Alfred
Othello (four mvts)
Hal Leonard
6A
Reed, Alfred
Russian Christmas Music
Sam Fox
6A
Reed, Alfred
TheHounds of Spring
Hal Leonard
6A
Reed, H. Owen
La Fiesta Mexican a (two mvts)
Alfred
6A
Reineke, Steven
Towards a New Horizon
Barnhouse
6A
Respighi/Duker
The Pines of Rome (one mvt)
Rieger, Wallingford
Dance Rhythms for Band, op. 58
Associated***
6A
Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidsen
Procession of the Nobles from Mlada Carl Fischer
6A
Rossini/Cailliet
An Italian in Algiers
Sam Fox
6A
Rossini/Lake
The Barber of Seville
FIS
6A
Russell, Armand
Theme and Fantasia
Hal Leonard***
6A
Saint-Saens/Slocum Finale from Symphony No. 3
TRN
6A
Saucedo, Richard
Fantasy on a Theme by Samuel Barber Schirmer
6A
Saucedo, Richard
Song of the Gandy Dancers
Hal Leonard
6A
Saucedo, Richard
Symphony No. 1 forWind Orchestra (Mvt 1 or 2) Hal Leonard
6A
Saucedo, Richard
Windsprints
Hal Leonard
6A
Schubert/Tichelli
Ave Maria
Manhattan Beach
6A
Schumann, William
Chester Overture for Band
Presser
6A
Schumann, William
George Washington Bridge
Schirmer
6A
Scriabin/Reed
Nocturne, op 9, No. 2
Marks/Belwin
6A
Seiber/Daehn
Irish Trilogy
Daehn
6A
Semetna/Brand
Dance of the Comedians
Shawnee
6A
Shabazz, Ayetey
In His Grace
Barnhouse
6A
Shabazz, Ayetey
In Pursuit of Troy
Barnhouse
6A
Shaffer, David
Celestial Legend
FJH
6A
Shaffer, David
New World Variations
Barnhouse
6A
Sheldon, Robert
Flight of the Piasa
Alfred
6A
Shostakovich/Hunsberger Festive Overture
Hal Leonard
6A
Shostakovich/ReynoldsFolk Dances
Carl Fischer
6A
Shostakovich/Righter Symphony No. 5, Finale
Barnhouse
6A
Smith, Claude T.
Allegheny Portrait
Claude T. Smith Pub.
6A
Smith, Claude T.
Eternal Father, Strong to Save
Wingert-Jones
6A
Smith, Claude T.
Festival Variations
Wingert-Jones
6A
Smith, Claude T.
Incidental Suite
Wingert-Jones
6A
Smith, Claude T.
Overture on an Early American Folk HymnWingert-Jones
6A
Smith, Claude T.
Prelude Variations
Wingert-Jones
6A
Smith, Robert W.
Paradisio
Alfred
6A
Smith, Robert W.
Songs of Sailor and Sea
Alred
6A
Smith, Robert W.
The Ascension
Alfred
6A
Smith, Robert W.
The Inferno
Alfred
6A
Sochinkski, James
Legend of Alcobaca
TRN
6A
Sparke, Philip
The Seasons
Hal Leonard
6A
Strauss/Davis/FenellAllerseelen
Ludwig
6A
Strauss/Lubaroff
Eljena Magyar
Wingert-Jones
6A
Sullivan, MacKerras, Duthhoit Pineapple Poll (two mvts)
Chappell
6A
Ticheli, Frank
Blue Shades
Manhattan Beach
6A
Ticheli, Frank
Vesuvius
Manhattan Beach
6A
Tschaikovsky/Safranek Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F Minor Carl Fischer***
6A
Tull, Fisher
Sketches on a Tudor Psalm
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Tull, Fisher
Toccata
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
VanderRoost, Jan
Algona Overture
de Haske/Curnow
6A
VanderRoost, Jan
Balkanya
Curnow
6A
VanderRoost, Jan
Puszta (three mvts)
Curnow
6A
VanderRoost, Jan
Rikudim
Curnow
6A
VanderRoost, Jan
Slavia
Curnow
6A
Vaughan Williams, Ralph English Folk Song Suite
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Vaughan Williams, Ralph Overture to ”The Wasps”
TRN
6A
Vaughan Williams, Ralph Toccata Marziale
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
Vaughan Williams/BeelerRhosymedre
Schirmer
6A
Vaughan Williams/Curnow Preludeon Three Welsh Hymn Tunes
Hal Leonard***
6A
Verdi/Lake/Kent
La Forzadel Destino
Carl Fischer
6A
von Suppe, Franz
Das Pensionat
Ludwig
6A
von Suppe/Fillmore
Light Cavalry Overture
Carl Fischer
6A
von Suppe/Fillmore
Poetand Peasant Overture
Carl Fischer
6A
Von Suppe/Grotenhuis Tantalusqualen Overture
Kjos
6A
von Suppe/Singleton Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna
Grand Mesa
6A
Wagner/Calliet
Elsa’ Procession to the Cathedral
Alfred
6A
Wagner/Liedzen
Trauesinfonie
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Wagner/Meyrelles
Rienzi
Wagner/Reed
Pilgrim’s Chorus from ”Tannhauser”
Wagner/Whear
Sigfried’s Funeral Music
Waters, Tim
Fortress Variations
Weinberger/Bainum Polka and Fugue from ”Schwanda, the Bagpiper”
Whitacre, Eric
October
White, Donald
Minature Set for Band
Williams, Clifton
Cacciaand Chorale
Williams, Clifton
Fanfare and Allegro
Williams, Clifton
Festival Variations
Williams, Clifton
Ramparts
Williams, Clifton
Symphonic Dance No. 3
Williams, Clifton
Symphonic Suite
Willis, Richard
Marcia Ostinata
Wood, Haydn
Mannin Veen
Yagisawa, Satoshi
Hymn to the Infinite Sky
Young, Charles R.
Tempered Steel
Zaninelli, Luigi
Jubilate
Zdechlik, John
Chorale and Shaker Dance
Zdechlik, John
Lyric Statement
Zdechlik, John
Rondo, Jubiloso
Carl Fischer***
6A
Barnhouse
6A
Barnhouse
6A
Hal Leonard
6A
Hal Leonard
6A
Shawnee
6A
Barnhouse
6A
Alfred
6A
Alfred
6A
Hal Leonard
6A
Alfred
6A
Alfred***
6A
TRN
6A
Boosey & Hawkes
6A
de Haske/Hal Leonard 6A
Southern
6A
Shawnee
6A
Kjos
6A
Kjos
6A
Kjos
6A
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2004
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TUPELO
3RD
CALHOUN CITY
EUPORA
4TH
CLASS 2A
CLASS 3A
COLUMBIA
CLASS 4A
STONE
CLASS 5A
CLASS 6A
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MAGEE
RIDGELAND
HARRISON CENTRAL
SCOTT CENTRAL MOOREVILLE
KOSSUTH
KOSCIUSKO
VICKSBURG
5TH
SUMRALL
QUITMAN
SOUTHAVEN
2005
1ST
ETHEL
2ND
STRINGER EUPORA
3RD
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SOUTHAVEN
4TH
SEMINARYRIPLEY
STONE
VICKSBURG
5TH
BALDWYN MAGEE
KOSCIUSKOCLINTON
2006
1ST
STRINGEREUPORA RIPLEY
STONE
2ND
MCADAMS
SCOTT CENTRAL COLUMBIA
DESOTO CENTRAL GRENADA
3RD
ETHEL
WESSON
BOONEVILLEPETAL
SOUTHAVEN
4TH
MT. OLIVE
BRUCE
KOSSUTH
HARRISON CENTRAL
5TH
PHILADELPHIA
SOUTH PONTOTOCPEARL
2007
1ST
CALHOUN CITY
2ND
SMITHVILLEEUPORA
LEWISBURGRIDGELANDSOUTHAVEN
3RD
WESSON
BOONEVILLE
PONTOTOC
MADISON CENTRAL
4TH
PHILADELPHIARIPLEY
STONE
TUPELO
5TH
UNION
2008
1ST
STRINGER EUPORA
COLUMBIA RIDGELANDSOUTHAVEN
2ND
ETHEL
UNION
LEWISBURGPONTOTOC PETAL
3RD
WESSON
PURVIS
PEARL
HARRISON CENTRAL
4TH
SCOTT CENTRAL BOONEVILLE
LONG BEACH
DESOTO CENTRAL
5TH
PHILADELPHIA
SOUTH JONES
WARREN CENTRAL
2009
1ST
SMITHVILLE UNION
BOONEVILLELEWISBURG PEARL
SOUTHAVEN
2ND
ETHEL
EUPORA
RIPLEY
PETAL
3RD
MCADAMS
SCOTT CENTRAL SUMRALL
4TH
WESSON
NETTLETONPONTOTOC STONE
HARRISON CENTRAL
5TH
BALDWYN
WEST MARION
TUPELO
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PHILADELPHIA
BOONEVILLE
DESOTO CENTRAL GRENADA
COLUMBIAPETAL
SCOTT CENTRAL COLUMBIA
RIDGELAND
PEARL
SOUTH PONTOTOCSOUTH JONES
RIPLEY
TUPELO
TUPELO
CLINTON
PETAL
HARRISON CENTRAL
COLUMBIA
LONG BEACH
CENTER HILL
RIDGELAND
SOUTH JONES
SALTILLO
DESOTO CENTRAL
MHSAA/MBA MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
CLASS 1A
2010
1ST
SMITHVILLE
UNION
BOONEVILLE
LEWISBURG
2ND
ETHEL
EUPORA
RIPLEY
COLUMBIAPEARL
3RD
MCADAMS
WESSON
MORTON
CENTER HILL
4TH
CLASS 2A
CLASS 3A
CLASS 4A
CLASS 5A
CLASS 6A
RIDGELAND
DESOTO CENTRAL
PETAL
STONE
SOUTHAVEN
BALDWYN
CHOCTAW CENTRALKOSCIUSKO
HERNANDO
HARRISON CENTRAL
5TH
WEST HARRISON CLINTON
2011
1ST
STRINGER
UNION
BOONEVILLE
COLUMBIA
2ND
ETHEL
WESSON
RIPLEY
LEWISBURGRIDGELANDPETAL
LAKE
NETTLETON
SOUTH JONES
PEARL
DESOTO CENTRAL
3RD
CHOCTAW CENTRALGERMANTOWN
EUPORA
HERNANDO
HARRISON CENTRAL
4TH
ENTERPRISE
MORTON
KOSCIUSKO
CENTER HILL
SOUTHAVEN
5TH
CALHOUN CITY
KOSSUTH
LOUISVILLE
SOUTH JONES
TUPELO
2012
1ST
STRINGER UNION
RIPLEY
LEWISBURGPEARL
2ND
ETHEL
EUPORA
BOONEVILLE
COLUMBIA
3RD
WESSON
ALCORN CENTRAL KOSCIUSKO
4TH
ENTERPRISE
SOUTH PONTOTOC NORTHEAST JONESSOUTH JONES
OLIVE BRANCH
5TH
OAK GROVE
2013
1ST
STRINGER
UNION
BOONEVILLE COLUMBIA
GERMANTOWNPETAL
2ND
ETHEL
EUPORA
SOUTH PONTOTOCKOSCIUSKO
LEWISBURG
3RD
ENTERPRISELOUISVILLE PONTOTOC PEARL
4TH
5TH
MOOREVILLECENTER HILL
CLINTON
2014
1ST
STRINGER UNION
BOONEVILLECOLUMBIA LEWISBURG HERNANDO
2ND
ETHEL
SOUTH PONTOTOCKOSCIUSKO
3RD
NORTH PONTOTOC PONTOTOC
MANTACHIE
WEST HARRISON OLIVE BRANCH
4TH
PEARL
5TH
NEW ALBANY
STONE
PETAL
BALDWIN
KOSSUTH
SUMRALL
SUMRALL
LOUISVILLE
PURVIS
RIPLEY
PETAL
HERNANDO
DESOTO CENTRAL
RIDGELAND
HARRISON CENTRAL
CENTER HILL
OLIVE BRANCH
HERNANDO
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GERMANTOWN
DESOTO CENTRAL
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