July 31, 2016 - Zanesville Memorial Concert Band

ZMCB Sponsorship
The band depends on corporate and individual sponsorships to fund its
next season. Just one concert costs approximately $2,000. Over the years,
the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band has provided local residents with an
enjoyable summer evening of entertainment, as well as providing dedicated
local musicians with an opportunity to perform.
Here’s how you can help continue this tremendous Zanesville tradition!
Endowment Fund
The
ZANESVILLE MEMORIAL
CONCERT BAND
Summer 2016 Concert Series
The ZCMB Endowment Fund is held at the Muskingum County Community
Foundation. You can give to this in many different ways including cash, publiclytraded securities, tangible personal property, bequests (wills), charitable
remainder trusts, life estate gifts, life insurance, IRAs, and retirement plans.
A new fund may be named in memory or in honor of a designate with a
contribution. Please contact ZMCB for more information!
Monetary Contribution Levels
Concert Sponsor
Sponsor
Patron
Donor
Benefactor
Supporter
Friend
$2,000 & up
$500 - $1,999
$250 - $499
$100 - $249
$50 - $99
$25-49
up to $24.99
Performance Schedule
ng!
stro
Keep our tradition
utions to:
Sunday, June 5th, 7 p.m.
Send your contrib
ZMCB
Zane’s Landing Park
P.O. Box 2915
702-2915
Zanesville, OH 43
nt of the law
lowed to the exte
Tax deductions al
nizations
for 501(c)(3) orga
Sunday, June 19th, 7 p.m.
Check out the NEW ZMCB.ORG!
Secrest Auditorium
Zane’s Landing Park
.
Sunday, July 3rd, 7 p.m.
Sunday, July 17th, 7 p.m.
Please list my name in the program as:
Zane’s Landing Park
Sunday, July 31st, 7 p.m.
For our records
Mailing Address
Zane’s Landing Park
City
State
-20-
Zip
All concerts are free and open to the public since 1923!
-1-
Z
The ZCMB - A Brief History
anesville flourished with performing arts activities in the late
1800s, and the John Bauer Band was among them. The band was
organized before 1880 and averaged 15 to 20 members. When the
band leader died in 1912, his ensemble was taken over by the American
Rolling Mills Company, and became known as the Armco Band.
The 7th Regiment and Armco bands held their concerts locally, in
McIntire Park and Putnam Park. By 1923, the two bands had merged,
taking the present day name of Zanesville Memorial Concert Band.
Today, funds for the concerts are raised by individual and corporate
contributions. An endowment fund has also been established for
anyone wishing to make a donation towards the ZMCB.
The band’s current home is Zane’s Landing Park, along the eastern
banks of the Muskingum River in downtown Zanesville. Concerts are
performed on five Sunday evenings through the summer.
Concerts remain free to the public, thanks to the generosity of our
supporters.
2016 Board of Directors
Chad Stemm
Dakota McConaha
Paula Harsch
Deb Savage
Linda Cash
Bill Albright
Jeff Roquemore
Janine Bock
Paul Thompson
Jan Gatton-Shirer
Linda Thompson
Crystal Engle
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Publicity
Fundraiser Chairperson
Artistic Director
Assistant Director
Personnel Manager
Band Rep.
Band Rep.
Archives/Historian/
Band Rep.
-2-
Jennifer Roquemore (Past President)
Adam Barclay (Legal Advisor)
Charlotte Smith
Rita Boyce
Whiten Mauk
Don Cain
Janet Slack
Ann Lillie Briggs
Thea Crawmer
Connie Schroder
CONTRIBUTORS
Friends of the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band
SUPPORTERS
May Family Dental
Alan King
Paul & Lois Dearth
Ann Burkhart
Paul & Susan Shannon
Betty Wiechert
Paul Hoffman
Brooke Anderson
Phyllis Cerney
Fannie Brill
Renee Show
James & Patricia Burkhart
Richard & Christine
Jan, Bob & Cathie Jenkins
Richard & Lucile McBride
Joe & Janet Burns
Richard Powell
Joe & Laile McBride
Robert & Patricia Payne
John Herron
Women’s Democratic Club of
Judy McAllister
Muskingum County
Katha Mercer
Would you like to help support our great Zanesville tradition? Simply turn
this page and find out how you can! We appreciate any and all support!
THANK YOU!
The Zanesville Memorial Concert Band & Board thank you
for attending our 2016 Concert Season! None of this would
be possible without our patrons like you!
The ZMCB also thanks...
Zanesville High School, for use of rehearsal facilities
The City of Zanesville, for the use of Zane’s Landing
Park & Secrest Auditorium
All of our area’s music educators, for use of their music
libraries
Members of the ZMCB who work on the “Friends of
the Band” program
Zanesville-Muskingum County Health Department, for
use of its board room for our board of directors meetings
Dakota McConaha, our webmaster and producer of
our concert programs
-19-
CONTRIBUTORS
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Friends of the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band
CONCERT SPONSORS
In Memory of Michael Engle from
Crystal, John and Nick Engle
SPONSORS
Anthony Adornetto, O.D. & Fritz
Heiby, O.D.
Corley & Melodie Thomas
D-C Chiropractic Neurology Center
Eastside Community Ministry
Matesich Distributing
North Valley Bank
PST Professional Service Techniques
Ron & Betsy Thomas
The Community Bank
PATRONS
Century National Bank
David & Vivian Dernberger
Dominos Pizza
Genesis Healthcare System
In Memory of Herbert P. Tim Jones
from Marlene Jones
Phyllis P. Mast
Rob & Kathy Malek
DONORS
Ann Janusz
Ann Lillie Briggs
Bob Evans
Brandywine Hospital for Pets
Buffalo Wild Wings
Daniel and Carol Cowden
Doug & Connie Fink
Ed & Carol Yetter
Elden Hudson
Franklin Printing
Fred & Charlotte Smith
Howard S. Zwelling
Jerald McTeague
Jim & Janine Bock
Mary Obenour
Miller Lynn Insurance
OES
Pam Raines
Paul & Linda Thompson
Randy & Kitty Cunningham
Reed Professional Services, Inc
Ruth Ann & Dave Coulson
Sandra Turner
Star Engineering
Thorne Plumbing
BENEFACTORS
Barbara & Richard Cornell, Sr.
Barbara and Myron Orr
Barbara Friesinger
Bill Christy
Carolyn Spenser
Charlie & Marcy White
David & Marilyn Moody
Deb & Dave Savage
Donald Cain
Donald Moody & Estelle Dinan
Elizabeth Linn
Ellen Shaw
Ellen Vonada
Eric & Pam Schmieder
Gretchen Jamiolowski
In Memory of Michael Engle from
Kathryn & Philip Short
J & E Distributors
Jean Friesinger
Julia Carrel
Kristina Hawk
Nanina Brackman
Paula Harsch
Tom Payne
Verge & Bonnie Dilts
Virginia Huntsman
Whiten Mauk
-18-
10 Third Street
Malta, Ohio 43758
740.962.4266
2775 Maysville Pike
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
740.450.2265
112 North Valley Street
Corning, Ohio 43730
740.347.4355
www.nvboh.com
-3-
Remembering
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Michael Engle
The Zanesville
Memorial
Concert Band
pays our
respects, and
remembers our
loving friend
Michael Engle
From yo
ur lovin
gm
caring f
ather, an other,
d
brother.. little
.
We Lov
e You
Need a loan?
GO FOR IT!
WE’RE LENDING.
-17-
Tried and True.
www.thecombank.com
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!
ZANE TRACE PLAYERS PRESENTS
THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD
Mystery by Rupert Holmes
Directed by Shelley Tolliver
Musical Director: Sheryl Wise
Show dates: August 5, 6, 12, 13 / 8:00pm / August 7, 14 / 2:30pm
Dickens last novel is vibrantly captured in this spirited musical production
with one twist - Charles Dickens passed away before he finished. While the
audience votes for the guilty party there could be a different ending every
night!
The Uninvited
Thriller by Tim Kelly & Dorothy McArdle
Directed by Caitlin Staker
Auditions: August 21, 22 / 7:00pm
Show dates: October 21, 22, 28, 29 / 7:00pm / October 23, 30 / 2:30pm
This Halloween thriller has it all. A haunted history, mysterious visitors,
and characters who are at odds in dealing with the past... and with the
present. Chock full of special effects and intrigue, this production is sure to
tantalize your Halloween appetite.
For more information check out: http://zanetraceplayers.org
-16-
Remembering
Michael Engle
Michael Frederick Engle (April 2, 1987—October 17, 2014) would have described
himself as a “Band Geek,” “Sci-Fi Aficionado,” “Trekkie,” “techie,” Lego Master
Builder, and avid gun enthusiast. He loved life & tried to make the most out of every
day. He graduated from Zanesville High School in 2005 & The Ohio State University in 2009 with a major in aviation management & a minor in business. He was in
National Honor Society, the ZHS band, golf team, ran sound for the drama dept.,
sang with the Y-City Barbershoppers, was very active in the Market St Baptist church
& after graduation from OSU he did a lot of work with Mifflin Presbyterian church’s
youth program in addition to being an active alumni of AHP fraternity.
Michael held a variety of jobs throughout his life. He started working at age 16 at
Pugh Jewelers, went on to Timber Run Gardens, & his first summer home from OSU
at Zanesville Aviation where he decided that his college major was to be aviation.
After graduation from OSU he was a special projects manager at Pilot Air Freight in
Gahanna. When he landed that job, he came home telling us all that “you know, the
future is in air freight!”
One thing that was a constant for Michael was his love of music. We introduced
him to all kinds and styles of music. He tended to gravitate to classical movie sound
tracks, jazz, classic rock & what we now call “the oldies.”
Michael’s 3 biggest fears in life were: spiders, needles, and cancer, in that order.
After calling me to ask about symptoms of a urinary tract infection, I had him go
to an urgent care where he checked out fine & was told it was viral. That set off
alarms for me & I pushed very hard for him to get to a doctor. In the next 8 months,
additional symptoms started to appear & after a very stern talk from his dad, he
went to a doctor one of his roommate’s recommended who immediately sent him
for a CT scan which revealed a tumor which was the size of a pork roast in his lower
abdomen. He was diagnosed with Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumor (DSRCT),
a childhood cancer that very rarely develops in adults. We were told that he had a
15% chance of making it 5 years...he made it 2.
The July 17th concert was to honor his memory & his valiant fight to beat cancer. If
his story can do anything, it is our prayer that it motivates people to be proactive
in their healthcare. Cancer awareness is great—but just being aware isn’t enough.
Get your physicals, care for your bodies, & catch it EARLY! That is the true key to
beating it.
-5-
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
-6-
-15-
J
MEET OUR CONDUCTORS
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Sunday, July 31st, 2016 / Zane’s Landing Park
Anthony Adornetto, O.D.
Fritz Heiby, O.D.
JEFFREY L. ROQUEMORE
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
eff retired from Zanesville High School after serving 16
years as band director and music department coordinator from 1988-2004. Previously, Jeff held band director
positions at Philo High School, Hamlin (W.Va.) High School,
Fort Frye High School, and, most recently, Custer County
High School in Westcliffe, Colo. Jeff earned a Bachelor’s
Degree from Ohio University in 1974, a Master’s Degree in
Music Education from Marshall University in 1981, and a
Master’s Degree in Public School Administration from Ohio
University in 1992. He has served the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) as district secretarytreasurer,
president-elect, and president. Jeff was also director of the
Muskingum College Spirit Band from 2004-06. He also plays
flute and piccolo for the band.
M
Comprehensive Eye Examinations
Retinal Photography & Corneal Mapping
Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration & Diabetic Examinations
Diagnosis & Treatment of Eye Infections, Diseases & Injuries
– OPTICAL SHOPPE –
Large Selection of Designer Eyeglasses
To Fit All Budgets & Lifestyles
All Types of Contact Lenses
1038 Maple Ave., Zanesville, Ohio 43701
BRING THIS ADVERTISEMENT IN FOR 10% OFF FRAMES & LENSES
OR CONTACTS OR 15% OFF EXAM FRAMES & LENSES OR CONTACTS
JANINE SCHMELZER BOCK
ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
rs. Schmelzer Bock is a native of Bremen, Ohio,
and received her Bachelor of Music Education and
Master of the Arts degrees from Ohio State University. As a member of the Ohio State University Marching
Band, she became the first woman to dot the “i” in the
famed “Script Ohio” marching maneuver in a single-script
at a home football game in Ohio Stadium. Schmelzer Bock
also has been a member of the 122nd Army Band / Army
National Guard, stationed at Beitler Armory in Worthington.
When not wielding the baton in front of the ZMCB, you will
find her playing tuba for the band.
-14-
(740) 453-20/20
-7-
SPECIAL THANKS TO...
MEET OUR CONDUCTORS
Sunday, July 31st, 2016 / Zane’s Landing Park
...for continued support and advertising for
the ZMCB Concert Series
Mrs. Galvin serves as an adjunct lecturer in Music Technology at Capital University and The Ohio State University, where she periodically
teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in Finale© and SmartMusic© software. Additionally, she has served the Ohio Music Education Association in a number of capacities. Most recently, she and her
husband served as the co-chairs of the 2013 OMEA State Professional
Development Conference in Columbus, Ohio.
Lisa holds membership in the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), the National Association for Music Education, the North American Brass Band Association, the International
Women’s Brass Conference and the Ohio Music Education Association.
She has been honored with induction into Phi Beta Mu International
Bandmasters Fraternity, Pi Kappa Lambda International Music Honor
Society, the American School Band Directors’ Association, and she is
listed in ‘Who’s Who of American Women’. Lisa spent several years in
her youth as a resident of Cambridge, Ohio. She and her
husband, Joe currently reside in Columbus, Ohio.
Special thanks to...
...for the use of their truck to
move equipment
-8-
-13-
MEET OUR CONDUCTORS
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!
Sunday, July 31st, 2016 / Zane’s Landing Park
LISA GALVIN
GUEST CONDUCTOR
A native Ohioan, Lisa Galvin holds two degrees in Music Education
from The Ohio State University, and recently retired after 30 years of
successful teaching in the Reynoldsburg and Hilliard City School Districts. Her middle school and high school performing ensembles have
been invited to perform at local, state and national venues, and they
consistently received Superior Ratings at both District and State level
events sanctioned by the Ohio Music Education Association. In 2014,
Lisa was asked to join the staff of The Ohio State University Marching
Band as Interim Associate Director. She is a founding member of the
Brass Band of Columbus, where she has maintained the Principal Horn
chair for the past 31 years. She is also a founding member and Principal Horn with the Athena Brass Band, comprised of women brass
band professionals from across the United States.
Lisa’s interest in music arranging and composition has steered her
toward an active career of producing all types of music. She was
asked to join the arranging staff of The Ohio State University Marching
Band in 2008, and her music has been featured in several bowl game
appearances and popular halftime videos by the famed marching
band. Mrs. Galvin also enjoys writing solo, ensemble and large group
works for a number of middle school and high school band programs,
and she has served as a guest conductor and clinician for many bands
across the state of Ohio. In 2009, Mrs. Galvin was asked to join the
band staff of the newly-opened Hilliard Bradley High School in Hilliard,
Ohio, where she was privileged to have two original compositions
chosen as the school’s Alma Mater and Fight Song “We Are Bradley.”
She has been commissioned for numerous compositions, and in 2012
she was honored to have one of her original works premiered at the
International Women’s Brass Conference. She has original compositions published with Daehn Publications and the C. L. Barnhouse
Company.
-12-
ZANESVILLE COMMUNITY THEATER PRESENTS
Quilters
Musical by Barbara Damashek and Molly Newman
Directed by Rebecca Wagstaff
Musical Director: Chad Stemm
Show dates: September 16, 17, 23, 24/ 8:00pm / September 18, 25 / 2:30pm
QUILTERS is the story of, Sarah, a pioneer matriarch and six women, who
are called her daughters, as they face frontier life. The musical is presented as a series of short tales and tableaux matched with musical numbers,
each presenting an aspect of frontier life or womanhood.
The patches or blocks represent “girlhood, marriage, childbirth, spinsterhood, twisters, fire, illness and death.” The various patches are ultimately
assembled into one glorious, brilliantly colorful quilt, the effect is both
breathtaking and magical.
Annie Get Your Gun
Musical by Irving Berlin
Directed by Angel Palmer
Musical Director: Tom Tompkins
Audition Dates: August 14, 15 / 7:00pm
Show dates: November 4, 5, 11, 12 / 8:00pm / September 6, 13 / 2:30pm
Annie Oakley is the best shot around, and she manages to support her
little brother and sisters by selling the game she hunts. When she’s discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill, he persuades this novel sharpshooter to join his
Wild West Show. It only takes one glance for her to fall head over heels
for dashing shooting ace Frank Butler, who headlines the show. She soon
eclipses Butler as the main attraction which, while good for business, is
bad for romance. Butler hightails it off to join a rival show, his bruised male
ego leading the way, but is ultimately pitted against Annie in a final shootout. The rousing, sure-fire finale hits the mark every time in a testament to
the power of female ingenuity.
For more information check out: http://zct.org
-9-
TONIGHT’S BAND PERSONNEL
TONIGHT’S CONCERT PROGRAM
Sunday, July 31st, 2016 / Zane’s Landing Park
Sunday, July 31st, 2016 / Zane’s Landing Park
FLUTE
Kellie Hartmeyer
Lark Higginbotham
Julie Johnson
Dakota Lickliter
Jessica Moore
Jeff Roquemore
CLARINET
Aaron Beatty
Jennifer Caplinger
Angie Ferrell
Everett Jackson
Darci Robinson
Linda Thompson
ALTO SAXOPHONE
Stephen Johnson
FRENCH HORN
Carol Cowden
Gwen Emler
David Goslin
Beth Jackson
Katie King
TENOR
SAXOPHONE
Nick Malek
BARITONE
SAXOPHONE
Courtney Keys
OBOE
Donald Sharrer
BASSOON
Bennett VanHorn
STRING BASS
Alex Shinn
CORNET &
TRUMPET
Brandon Barnes
Ricky Harvey
Woody Higginbotham
Andrea Malek
Jim Mayercak
Chris Morrow
David Turrill
Tom Young
TROMBONE
Jim Fineran
Kiel Lauer
Rick Schmidt
Jennifer Shields
Fred Smith
EUPHONIUM
Richard Kreuter
James McLaughlin
Paul Thompson
TUBA
Janine Bock
Jim Bock
Randy Cunningham
Dee MacCarthy
Jordan Rose
David Schroder
PERCUSSION
Jared Coulson
Paul Hudson
Cole Pennington
Ben Raines
Slade Young
Jeffrey L. Roquemore, Conductor
Lisa Galvin, Guest Conductor
Janine Schmelzer Bock, Assistant Conductor
Paul Thompson, Announcer
The raising of our Colors is presented by:
American Legion, Post 29
Boy Scout Troop 128
Kevin Pinson, Scoutmaster
Zanesville Memorial Concert Band
His Honor March Henry Fillmore
Star Spangled Banner arr. John Philip Sousa
Charles Savage, Vocalist
First Suite in E-Flat Gustav Holst
Iberian Escapades Robert Sheldon
Strike Up the Band Gershwin/Barker
Intermission
Coat of Arms Geroge Kenny
Princeton Variations David Shaffer
Blaze the Trail Lisa Galvin
Songs from the Heartland Mikkelson, Sze, Galvin, Roberts
The Spirit of the Solitary Lisa Galvin
Defender
The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa
-10-
Any announcements or other public communications
made at the ZMCB performances must first be presented to, and approved by
the ZMCB Board of Directors. Thank you.
-11-