On Sunday afternoon on 27 February, the Peru State College Concert Band and Hoyt Street Jazz Ensemble entertained in the College Theater.
Camera problems and a dreadful cold slowed my progress, but I posted a number of photographs that should indicate the performers' delight and intensity at the afternoon show on a gray and chilly day.
In addition to the photographs, I also posted on Your Tube three videos from the impressive performances.
First up, you will enjoy the band's version of "The Florentiner," a piece by Julius Fucik that
showcases pretty much each instrument in the Concert Band. And then I posted the group's performance of "Intermezzo" from Second Symphony for Band by Frank Erickson.
I recorded two of the Ensemble's pieces, "A Night in Tunisia," a new Mambo number for the band. In addition, you will enjoy on the same video Jane Henry's belting out "Chain of Fools."
Unfortunately, camera problems prevailed. I only got three minutes of Henry's wonderful song, and fewer photographs than I would have liked.
But I figured out the movie camera's problem--actually my own lapse--and over the break, I bought a new camera to replace the older and warm member of my set of two.
So I am ready for the second half of the term.
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