New England Visit by New York Staff Band
Bandmaster Ronald Waiksnoris and the New York Staff Band traveled north to Fall River, Massachusetts on the weekend of 30-31 October. The Saturday evening festival was held in the historic First Congregational Church in Fall River, a city situated south of Boston on the Massachusetts border with the state of Rhode Island. The band began the Saturday concert with a fanfare section from Endless Praise. The program included a wide range of brass band literature, ranging from modern works such as Glorifico Aeternum to The Triumph of Peace, a classic tone poem from the pen of Eric Ball. The Band Chorus, under the direction of Major Thomas Mack, presented Sing Hallelujah. Solo items were performed by Derek Lance (trumpet), Tribute (Harold Burgmayer); Aaron VanderWeele (euphonium), Ochills (Robert Redhead), and vocalist James Anderson, who sang He's Always Been Faithful.
The band returned to the First Congregational Church for Sunday worship, where the band's Executive Officer, Lt.-Col. Gil Reynders gave the message of the morning. The band contributed to the worship experience with a number of items both before and during the service, including Make Me a Channel of Your Peace, In Perfect Peace, Solidarity, Amazing Love, Shadowed, Guardian of Our Way, and Saviour, Like a Shepherd. The Band Chorus also participated, singing I Can Hear Your Voice and Jesus Paid It All.
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New York Staff Band
Posted by Webmaster 30 November 2004 12:32:38
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