The Woodlands High School BAND booster club Presents
lone Star Preview 2019
Celebrating 20 years! 2000-2019
Saturday, October 12, 2019
CISD Woodforest Bank Stadium
19115 David Memorial Drive, Shenandoah, TX 77382
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Welcome
On behalf of The Woodlands High School Band, Color Guard, and Booster Club, we welcome all of our guests to the 20th annual Lone Star Preview. Each year we strive to ensure that everyone attending will have an enjoyable and memorable experience. With that goal in mind, this event is only possible because of the tremendous time commitment and volunteer efforts of our students, their families, and the friends of TWHS Band and Color Guard.
We are also grateful for the continuing support that we receive from Conroe ISD, our Principal Dr. Ted Landry, and the Woodforest Bank Stadium staff. We hope that you, your directors, instructional staff, parents, and supporters have a terrific day. Best wishes to all of today’s participants!
We are also grateful for the continuing support that we receive from Conroe ISD, our Principal Dr. Ted Landry, and the Woodforest Bank Stadium staff. We hope that you, your directors, instructional staff, parents, and supporters have a terrific day. Best wishes to all of today’s participants!
Thank You, Judges
We are honored that an exceptional panel of judges from around the country have agreed to share their time, talents and expertise with us. Many of these professionals adjudicate championships for nationally recognized events hosted by Drum Corps International, Winter Guard International and Bands of America. We are extremely fortunate to have such an experienced team of judges.
Tremendous Volunteer Staff
Each year we strive to ensure that everyone attending the Lone Star Preview will have an enjoyable and memorable experience. With that goal in mind, this event is possible because of the tremendous time commitment and volunteer efforts of our students, their families and the friends of TWHS Band and Color Guard.
We are also grateful for the continuing support that we receive from Conroe ISD, our TWHS Principal Dr. Ted Landry and the Woodforest Bank Stadium facility staff. We hope that you, your directors, instructional staff, parents and supporters have a terrific day. Good luck to all of today’s participants!
We are also grateful for the continuing support that we receive from Conroe ISD, our TWHS Principal Dr. Ted Landry and the Woodforest Bank Stadium facility staff. We hope that you, your directors, instructional staff, parents and supporters have a terrific day. Good luck to all of today’s participants!
Joni Perez
Head Band Director, TWHS Band
Chris Batchelor
President, TWHS Band Booster Club
Head Band Director, TWHS Band
Chris Batchelor
President, TWHS Band Booster Club
Today's Photography Available to You Instantly!
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SAME DAY PHOTOS! Professional, close-up photos of your band or child in digital format to share on social media and print. Lone Star Preview is excited to have partnered with Focus The Woodlands owner, Matthew Shetz, who is working diligently with his team today, to capture close-ups of each band and as many individual band members as possible. For only $6 per image you will capture today's performance and experience forever.
Please allow at least an hour after each performance or awards presentation for photos to be uploaded to the website. |
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MARCH ON T-SHIRTS AND PATCHES
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MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE NEAR THE CONCESSIONS!
The inspiration for the 20th anniversary t-shirt design came from the concept of the "dots" that make up the entire show inside one app. It is hard to believe that random dots make such a beautiful show on the field. Being new to band, when my freshman would leave practice, stressed, and would say to me, "someone kept going to my spot and they wouldn't get off my dot!" I had no idea what this outburst meant until later in the season. Needless to say, "get off my dot" became a funny reference that I fully understand as a seasoned band parent. Lone Star Preview is proud to be celebrating our 20th year of marching competitions hosted by TWHS Band and Guard Booster Club and we are thrilled to be celebrating with your band. The 2019 LSP brings 11 outstanding judges and 19 regional bands ready to showcase beautiful performances in The Woodlands, Texas. Share in our pride by purchasing our t-shirts and patches for this celebratory year. All merchandise can be found under the bleachers by the concession stands. —Jennifer W Pickard, co-chair and merchandise designer (Mod Mavens + Co) |
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Lone Star Preview is proud to partner with our neighborhood restaurant, BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse. When you're looking for excellent food, amazing beer, and an outstanding experience in Shenandoah, try BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse! We're dedicated to bringing you only the very best along every step of the way, so come visit us and prepare to be impressed!
Show your hostess this digital program (LoneStarPreview.com), THIS PDF or your Lone Star Preview T-shirt when you pay so they can support TWHS Band and Guard.
Whether you're looking for a place to eat with a group of friends or you're just hoping to catch a game and drink some beer, you'll be welcome at BJ's. We have lots of space for everyone, so stop by today!
Show your hostess this digital program (LoneStarPreview.com), THIS PDF or your Lone Star Preview T-shirt when you pay so they can support TWHS Band and Guard.
Whether you're looking for a place to eat with a group of friends or you're just hoping to catch a game and drink some beer, you'll be welcome at BJ's. We have lots of space for everyone, so stop by today!
DINE IN • DELIVERY 11:00AM - 11:30PM
CURBSIDE PICKUP 11:00AM - 9:00PM |
Located in: Portofino Shopping Center
19075 Interstate 45 South Suite 600, Shenandoah, TX 77385 936-273-7100 |
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About The Woodlands High School Band
The Woodlands High School Band has achieved many past accomplishments in both marching and concert activities. TWHS Marching Band is a 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, and 2018 UIL State Marching Contest Finalist. The band has been a Bands of America Regional Finalist for 25 consecutive years, a 14-time BOA Super Regional Finalist, and an eight-time BOA Grand National Finalist. In addition, TWHS Band was named the 2013 Bands of America Super Regional Champions in San Antonio and the 2013 BOA Grand National Champions in Indianapolis.
TWHS Winter Guard is a former Texas State Color Guard Circuit Champion and Winter Guard International Open-Class Champion and competes in these events annually across the state of Texas. In addition, the guard was the 2013 WGI Southwestern Regional Champion. In 2019, TWHS Varsity Winter Guard was a World-Class Finalist at the WGI World Championships in Dayton, OH, a first for The Woodlands High School.
TWHS Percussion performed as a featured ensemble at the 2014 Percussive Arts Society in Indianapolis and performs extensive percussion ensemble concerts each spring. Its ensembles have been awarded the top honors in various percussion ensemble contests across the Houston area.
TWHS Concert Bands includes four competitive concert ensembles representing The Woodlands High School at the UIL Concert & Sight-Reading evaluations each year. All four concert bands consistently earn Superior ratings at these events. Past concert band performances include the Music for All National Concert Band Festival, the Field Studies Festival at Carnegie Hall in New York in 2009, and the Midwest Clinic in Chicago in 2003 and 2012. This coming spring of 2019, The Woodlands High School Band will host its 13th Annual Solo & Ensemble Festival which offers an opportunity for student musicians to showcase their musical talents through solo and ensemble performances. Many of its members consistently earn recognition in Region, Area and All State Bands year after year. The Woodlands High School Band is a proud recipient of the Sudler Flag of Honor and the Sudler Shield in 2009 and 2018.
These accomplishments and the success of The Woodlands High School Band would not be possible without the commitment of its members, its parent booster club, and the generous donations from our local businesses and individuals.
TWHS Winter Guard is a former Texas State Color Guard Circuit Champion and Winter Guard International Open-Class Champion and competes in these events annually across the state of Texas. In addition, the guard was the 2013 WGI Southwestern Regional Champion. In 2019, TWHS Varsity Winter Guard was a World-Class Finalist at the WGI World Championships in Dayton, OH, a first for The Woodlands High School.
TWHS Percussion performed as a featured ensemble at the 2014 Percussive Arts Society in Indianapolis and performs extensive percussion ensemble concerts each spring. Its ensembles have been awarded the top honors in various percussion ensemble contests across the Houston area.
TWHS Concert Bands includes four competitive concert ensembles representing The Woodlands High School at the UIL Concert & Sight-Reading evaluations each year. All four concert bands consistently earn Superior ratings at these events. Past concert band performances include the Music for All National Concert Band Festival, the Field Studies Festival at Carnegie Hall in New York in 2009, and the Midwest Clinic in Chicago in 2003 and 2012. This coming spring of 2019, The Woodlands High School Band will host its 13th Annual Solo & Ensemble Festival which offers an opportunity for student musicians to showcase their musical talents through solo and ensemble performances. Many of its members consistently earn recognition in Region, Area and All State Bands year after year. The Woodlands High School Band is a proud recipient of the Sudler Flag of Honor and the Sudler Shield in 2009 and 2018.
These accomplishments and the success of The Woodlands High School Band would not be possible without the commitment of its members, its parent booster club, and the generous donations from our local businesses and individuals.
RESTAURANT PARTNERS
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19075 I-45 S, Shenandoah, TX 77385 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM • View Menu |
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Lone Star Preview 2019 Committee Leaders
We would like to thank the people who made the 2019 Lone Star Preview possible. They have worked tirelessly to make today a thrilling experience for each of our visiting bands and spectators.
Shana Eads and Jennifer West Pickard
[LSP Co-Chairs]
Chris Batchelor [President Booster Club] • Cindy Stein [Vice President] • Kelly Garver [Announcer] • Jeannette Lemieux [Retreat] • Robin Pyle and Debbie Price [Directors Check In] • Ralph Hicks [Judges Recordings & Video] • Serge Stein [Technology] • Hina Patel, Sue Flynn, Serge Stein [Tabulations] • Doug Cordier and Emily Loebach [Outside Logistics] • Misty Winter and Jodi Clough [Ticket & Merchandise Sales] • Angela Hextell [Advertising/Sponsors] • Mike Saltikov [TWHS Band Sponsors] • Dan Lemieux and Ardee Valledor [Financials] • Carole Maynard and Deidre Northcott [Hospitality] • Jennifer Guillory and Vikki Cutillo [Inside Logistics] • Kelly Treutle [Volunteers] • Monica Nieto and Gaby Aviles [Concessions] • Rick Carlson [Video] • Kim Beale [Medical]
[LSP Co-Chairs]
Chris Batchelor [President Booster Club] • Cindy Stein [Vice President] • Kelly Garver [Announcer] • Jeannette Lemieux [Retreat] • Robin Pyle and Debbie Price [Directors Check In] • Ralph Hicks [Judges Recordings & Video] • Serge Stein [Technology] • Hina Patel, Sue Flynn, Serge Stein [Tabulations] • Doug Cordier and Emily Loebach [Outside Logistics] • Misty Winter and Jodi Clough [Ticket & Merchandise Sales] • Angela Hextell [Advertising/Sponsors] • Mike Saltikov [TWHS Band Sponsors] • Dan Lemieux and Ardee Valledor [Financials] • Carole Maynard and Deidre Northcott [Hospitality] • Jennifer Guillory and Vikki Cutillo [Inside Logistics] • Kelly Treutle [Volunteers] • Monica Nieto and Gaby Aviles [Concessions] • Rick Carlson [Video] • Kim Beale [Medical]
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Event Schedule
All times subject to change
All times subject to change
| 10:00 AM | Box Office Opens |
| 10:15 AM | Stadium Gates Open |
| 10:45 AM | Preliminary Competition Begins |
| 12:30 PM | Lunch |
| 1:15 PM | Preliminary Competition Resumes |
| 2:30 PM | Break |
| 2:45 PM | Preliminary Competition Resumes |
| 4:45 PM | Preliminary Competition Ends |
| 5:10 PM | Presentation of Prelim Awards & Finalist Announcement |
| 5:25 PM | Stadium Cleared |
| 6:00 PM | Box Office Opens |
| 6:30 PM | Stadium Gates Open |
| 6:50 PM | Introduction of Judges & National Anthem |
| 7:00 PM | Class Champion Exhibition 1 |
| 7:15 PM | Class Champion Exhibition 2 |
| 7:30 PM | First Performing Finalist Band |
| 8:45 PM | Break |
| 9:00 PM | Finals Competition Resumes |
| 10:15 PM | Finals Ends & Exhibition Performance (The Woodlands High School Band) |
| 10:40 PM | Finals Retreat (All Finalist Bands) |
| 11:00 PM | Presentation of Finals Awards |
Competition Format
Lone Star Preview has adopted the contest format of Bands of America for today’s event. Listed below are some of the specifics concerning the format.
Eligibility: Eligibility is open to all high school bands. All participating members must be enrolled at the same high school as full-time students, or at the feeder school of the participating high school. All performers who contribute to the performance must be students.
Event Registration/Preliminary Performance Info: The event shall be limited to no more than 26 bands. Entries will be accepted via the online entry form beginning February 20, 2018 at 8:00 AM CT through August 31, 2018 (or until maximum number of entries has been received). Any entries received prior to February 20 at 8:00 AM CT will not be considered for placement until that date. The defending champion will have the option to perform last in the preliminary competition. Entry deadline is August 31, 2018 or once 26 bands have registered, whichever comes first. Preliminary competition will start no earlier than 9:00 A.M. and band performances will be scheduled at 15-minute intervals.
Classification: Enrollment for classification is based on Bands of America. Bands are classified by school enrollment, grades 10-12 only. Under our four-class system (same as Bands of America classification):
Adjudicators: Judges will be selected from the lists from Bands of America, Drum Corps International and Winter Guard International. These organizations provide extensive numbers management training for their judges. The panel will be selected from all parts of the country in order to obtain the best possible adjudication team.
Scoring System: The Bands of America scoring system/sheets will be used for this event. It is the position of Bands of America that music is the more important aspect of the performance, with marching as the presentation and visual enhancement of the program. Similarly, more emphasis has been placed on the effectiveness to the audience and to general effect judges, than on fine-line perfection of the performance judges - which may be an aspect to work on for even better effectiveness. Consequently, the weight of the numbers in the Bands of America scoring system places 60% of the value on music and 40% on visual, and at the same time, 60% of the score is within the area of general effect and 40% within the performance area. The point allotment for the competition is as follows:
20 points* Music Performance (Individual), judged on the field
20 points* Music Performance (Ensemble), judged from the stands
20 points* Visual Performance (Individual), judged from the field
20 points* Visual Performance (Ensemble), judged from the stands
20 points General Effect Visual, judged from the highest point in the stands
40 points General Effect Music, judged from the highest point in the stands
Timing & Penalties Judge
*Averaged
If two or more bands have a tie in their final score, the higher placement will be awarded to the band with the higher raw score (subtotal before penalties). If, after using this criterion, a tie still exists, the highest General Effect total will be used to determine placement. This procedure will only be applied in class champion and finals competitions. When bands achieve the same (tied) score in prelims, and when such score causes a placement e for the last position advancing to the finals competition, each band with a tied score will advance.
Preliminary Awards Presentation: At the conclusion of the preliminary competition, all unit drum majors will gather for Class awards and announcement of finalists. Overall preliminary scores will not be announced, nor made public until the conclusion of the finals competition. Division ratings will be announced and awards will be given for each classification as follows:
Division Ratings:
I 75 and above
II 60 - 74
III 45 - 59
IV 44 and below
Awards:
1st, 2nd, 3rd in each class
Following the announcement of the Class placement awards, the top 10 scoring bands, regardless of class, will be announced in random order. The finals competition will be void of any classes. Preliminary Class champion performers will be awarded medals at the Finals awards presentation.
In the event that there is only one band entered in a class, only the 1st-place class placement trophy will be presented. No caption awards or champion medals will be presented to that band. That band may, however, opt to compete with bands in a higher class as long as they agree prior to the start of the event.
Finals Event Schedule: Immediately following the announcement of the finalist bands, a meeting for the director or representative of each finalist band will be held in a designated area. Finalist performance order will be determined by a top-5, bottom-5 draw. The top 5 scoring bands will draw for the last 5 performance times and the bottom 5 scoring bands will draw for the first 5 performance times. In the event that a "Class Champion" band does not score high enough to place in the finals competition, that band will have the option to perform in the finals event at either the beginning or conclusion of the finals competition.
Finals Awards Presentation: The event will feature a full-band retreat with all finalist bands and Class Champion exhibition bands. Awards will be presented to finalist bands for 1st through 10th, as well as Highest Achievements (same as prelims). At the conclusion of the Final awards presentation, members will be dismissed to congratulate each other. The champion unit will be offered the option to have the field for a victory performance, once all performers have left the field.
Critique: A judges’ critique session will be available immediately following the Finals Awards presentation for those bands that performed in exhibition or as a finalist during the evening. This will be on a first-come, first served, basis and is optional for the aforementioned bands.
Eligibility: Eligibility is open to all high school bands. All participating members must be enrolled at the same high school as full-time students, or at the feeder school of the participating high school. All performers who contribute to the performance must be students.
Event Registration/Preliminary Performance Info: The event shall be limited to no more than 26 bands. Entries will be accepted via the online entry form beginning February 20, 2018 at 8:00 AM CT through August 31, 2018 (or until maximum number of entries has been received). Any entries received prior to February 20 at 8:00 AM CT will not be considered for placement until that date. The defending champion will have the option to perform last in the preliminary competition. Entry deadline is August 31, 2018 or once 26 bands have registered, whichever comes first. Preliminary competition will start no earlier than 9:00 A.M. and band performances will be scheduled at 15-minute intervals.
Classification: Enrollment for classification is based on Bands of America. Bands are classified by school enrollment, grades 10-12 only. Under our four-class system (same as Bands of America classification):
- Class A is up to 600 students
- Class AA is 601-1200
- Class AAA is 1201-1700
- Class AAAA is 1701 and above
Adjudicators: Judges will be selected from the lists from Bands of America, Drum Corps International and Winter Guard International. These organizations provide extensive numbers management training for their judges. The panel will be selected from all parts of the country in order to obtain the best possible adjudication team.
Scoring System: The Bands of America scoring system/sheets will be used for this event. It is the position of Bands of America that music is the more important aspect of the performance, with marching as the presentation and visual enhancement of the program. Similarly, more emphasis has been placed on the effectiveness to the audience and to general effect judges, than on fine-line perfection of the performance judges - which may be an aspect to work on for even better effectiveness. Consequently, the weight of the numbers in the Bands of America scoring system places 60% of the value on music and 40% on visual, and at the same time, 60% of the score is within the area of general effect and 40% within the performance area. The point allotment for the competition is as follows:
20 points* Music Performance (Individual), judged on the field
20 points* Music Performance (Ensemble), judged from the stands
20 points* Visual Performance (Individual), judged from the field
20 points* Visual Performance (Ensemble), judged from the stands
20 points General Effect Visual, judged from the highest point in the stands
40 points General Effect Music, judged from the highest point in the stands
Timing & Penalties Judge
*Averaged
If two or more bands have a tie in their final score, the higher placement will be awarded to the band with the higher raw score (subtotal before penalties). If, after using this criterion, a tie still exists, the highest General Effect total will be used to determine placement. This procedure will only be applied in class champion and finals competitions. When bands achieve the same (tied) score in prelims, and when such score causes a placement e for the last position advancing to the finals competition, each band with a tied score will advance.
Preliminary Awards Presentation: At the conclusion of the preliminary competition, all unit drum majors will gather for Class awards and announcement of finalists. Overall preliminary scores will not be announced, nor made public until the conclusion of the finals competition. Division ratings will be announced and awards will be given for each classification as follows:
Division Ratings:
I 75 and above
II 60 - 74
III 45 - 59
IV 44 and below
Awards:
1st, 2nd, 3rd in each class
- Outstanding Music Performance in each class (highest average of the 2 music performance scores)
- Outstanding Visual Performance in each class (highest average of the 2 visual performance scores)
- Outstanding General Effect in each class (highest composite score of all three GE scores)
- Outstanding Auxiliary in each Class
- Outstanding Percussion in each Class
Following the announcement of the Class placement awards, the top 10 scoring bands, regardless of class, will be announced in random order. The finals competition will be void of any classes. Preliminary Class champion performers will be awarded medals at the Finals awards presentation.
In the event that there is only one band entered in a class, only the 1st-place class placement trophy will be presented. No caption awards or champion medals will be presented to that band. That band may, however, opt to compete with bands in a higher class as long as they agree prior to the start of the event.
Finals Event Schedule: Immediately following the announcement of the finalist bands, a meeting for the director or representative of each finalist band will be held in a designated area. Finalist performance order will be determined by a top-5, bottom-5 draw. The top 5 scoring bands will draw for the last 5 performance times and the bottom 5 scoring bands will draw for the first 5 performance times. In the event that a "Class Champion" band does not score high enough to place in the finals competition, that band will have the option to perform in the finals event at either the beginning or conclusion of the finals competition.
Finals Awards Presentation: The event will feature a full-band retreat with all finalist bands and Class Champion exhibition bands. Awards will be presented to finalist bands for 1st through 10th, as well as Highest Achievements (same as prelims). At the conclusion of the Final awards presentation, members will be dismissed to congratulate each other. The champion unit will be offered the option to have the field for a victory performance, once all performers have left the field.
Critique: A judges’ critique session will be available immediately following the Finals Awards presentation for those bands that performed in exhibition or as a finalist during the evening. This will be on a first-come, first served, basis and is optional for the aforementioned bands.
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Adjudicators
Judges for the 2019 Lone Star Preview are (in alphabetical order):
| Dena Anderson |
| Dave Carbone |
| Levi Chavis |
| Ivan De La Cruz |
| Wayne Downey |
| Dave Glyde |
| Matt Hartwell |
| Brian Mason |
| KC Michel |
| Kyle Miller |
| Michael Raiford |
Preliminaries Competition Schedule
| 10:45 AM | BRAZOSWOOD HS |
| 11:00 AM | KLEIN HS |
| 11:15 AM | CHURCHILL FULSHEAR HS |
| 11:30 AM | MONTGOMERY HS |
| 11:45 AM | KLEIN CAIN HS |
| 12:00 PM | NEW CANEY HS |
| 12:15 PM | PASADENA MEMORIAL HS |
| 1:15 PM | PORTER HS |
| 1:30 PM | CANEY CREEK HS |
| 1:45 PM | SPLENDORA HS |
| 2:00 PM | GRAND OAKS HS |
| 2:15 PM | MAGNOLIA WEST HS |
| 2:45 PM | OAK RIDGE HS |
| 3:00 PM | KLEIN OAK HS |
| 3:15 PM | DICKINSON HS |
| 3:30 PM | SPRING HS |
| 3:45 PM | WILLIS HS |
| 4:00 PM | COLLEGE PARK HS |
| 4:15 PM | NORTH SHORE HS |
| 4:30 PM | KLEIN COLLINS HS |
Preliminary Results
Available after Preliminary Placement Announcements
Available after Preliminary Placement Announcements
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Placement Awards
Class 2A
Class 3A
Class 4A
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Caption Awards
Class 2A
Class 3A
Class 4A
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Meet the Bands
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| Band Name: | Brazoswood High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | "Take a Bow" | |||
| Band Directors: |
Martin Montoya Mark Nichols DJ Eisenhart Jeremiah Jones |
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| Guard Directors: |
Theo Harrison |
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| Drum Majors: | Bo Bartos Hunter Brooks Simone Marshall |
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| Principal: | Rita Pintavalle | |||
| Superintendent: | Danny Massey | |||
| Musical Selections: | Music by: Muse, Madonna, Norman Dello Joio, The Cure, Pytor Ilych Tchaikovsky, and Edvard Grieg | |||
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| Band Name: | Caney Creek High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Heart | |||
| Band Directors: |
Jeremy Rehbein Stephen Kloesel |
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| Guard Directors: | Kendrick Lockhart | |||
| Drum Majors: | Matthew Asaro Makenzie Davis Taylor French |
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| Principal: | Dr. Jeff Stichler | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Curtis Null | |||
| Musical Selections: | Part 1 - Heart Rate Part 2 - Heart Break Part 3 - Heart Beat |
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| Band Name: | Churchill Fulshear HS Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Painted In the Stars | |||
| Band Directors: |
Andrew Lee Dave Reynolds Aaron Sanderson Amy Bennett and Parker Diedrich |
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| Guard Directors: |
Javier Narvaez Hannah Fife Shannon Kelly |
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| Drum Majors: | Jasmine Windon (Win-dun) and Abby Jacobson. | |||
| Principal: | Mr. Dan Ward | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Thomas Randle | |||
| Musical Selections: | Moonlight Sonata, Beethoven Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Symphony No. 2 "Apollo Unleashed", Ticheli When You Wish Upon a Star, Washington/Harline Star Trek, Giacchino Nocturnes, Op. 9, Chopin Star Trek "First Contact", Goldsmith |
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| Band Name: | College Park High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Town and Country | |||
| Band Directors: |
Jeffrey Gorring Theresa Martin Rob Savala |
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| Guard Directors: |
Lucas Schmidt Priscilla Buendia |
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| Drum Majors: | Jack Crew, Nick Devault, Mary Dunbar, Chloe Garcia, Sunny Yu | |||
| Principal: | Dr. Mark Murrell | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Curtis Null | |||
| Musical Selections: | Musical selections include the music of: Guthrie, Danielpour, Glass, Copland, Sinatra, and The Eagles |
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| Band Name: | Dickinson High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Unique | |||
| Band Directors: |
Trevor Braselton Risa Hsu Gordon Janda Todd Sommer |
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| Guard Directors: |
Robbie Wang |
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| Drum Majors: | Andrea Uribe, Marlon Gonzalez, Alyssa Matherne, Katherine Terrell | |||
| Principal: | Dr. Billye Smith | |||
| Superintendent: | Ms. Carla Voelkel | |||
| Musical Selections: | 160 bpm - Hans Zimmer Woods - Bon Iver Test Drive from "How to Train Your Dragon" - John Powell |
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| Band Name: | Grand Oaks High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | City Scapes | |||
| Band Directors: |
Michael Flake Brian Moran Rick Drewry |
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| Guard Directors: |
Trace Brown Danny Walker |
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| Drum Majors: | Grace Reeves, Abbie Osbourne, Haley Singkhek, Pari Prasad | |||
| Principal: | Dr. Chris Povich | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Curtis Null | |||
| Musical Selections: | Street Scene, from How to Marry a Millionaire Kaleidoscope of Mathmatics, from A Beautiful Mind City Trees, by Michael Markowski Inspiration Point, James Barnes |
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| Band Name: | Klein Cain High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | The Mood Swing | |||
| Band Directors: |
David McGrath Kelsey Bradberry Brian Perez |
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| Guard Directors: |
Amy Tomsa Breanna Yount Sonny Saicharoen |
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| Drum Majors: | Matthew Gomez, Kaden Ixtabalan, Laura Murphy, Kylie Worrell | |||
| Principal: | Ms. Nicole Patin | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Jennifer McGowan | |||
| Musical Selections: | Featuring the music of Danny Elfman | |||
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| Band Name: | Klein Collins High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Rhapsody in Red, White, and Blue | |||
| Band Directors: |
Chris Rugila Kyle Winn Robbie Green |
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| Guard Directors: |
Christopher Smith Sara Bryant Cade GarnerRichard Graber |
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| Drum Majors: | Addison Gomez Sean O'Neill Kayla Saunders |
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| Principal: | Mr. Randy Kirk | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Jenny McGown | |||
| Musical Selections: | Rhapsody in Blue- George Gershwin Libertango - Astor Piazzolla America the Beautiful - Samuel Augustus Ward Blue Shades - Frank Ticheli |
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| Band Name: | Klein High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | PUSH: Persist until something happens | |||
| Band Directors: |
Chris Lambrecht Kelsey Blanscet Bill Holden |
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| Guard Directors: |
Jessica Torrez |
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| Drum Majors: | Carlos Pirela, Riley Moquin, Ricardo Hernandez and Joshua Brown | |||
| Principal: | Jessica Haddox | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr.Jenny McGown | |||
| Musical Selections: | Persistance by Richard Saucedo, Elsa's procession to the cathedral-Richard Wagner, PUSH by Rob Smith and Bloero by Maurice Ravel | |||
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| Band Name: | Klein Oak High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Crossing Tracks | |||
| Band Directors: |
Todd Clearwater Chris Rapacki Kyle Marx Max Mullinix |
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| Guard Directors: |
Leah Marsh |
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| Drum Majors: | Jonathan Machado Naya Paez Samantha Wetzel |
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| Principal: | Thomas Hensley | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Jenny McGown | |||
| Musical Selections: | Ghost Train by Eric Whitacre Time to Say Goodbye by Francesco Santori Original material by Jim Casella and Richard Saucedo |
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| Band Name: | Magnolia West High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | WINTER IS COMING | |||
| Band Directors: |
Mike Wilson Tai Livingston Dillon Shaw Amber McGowan and Erik Paulsen |
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| Guard Directors: |
Mat Tomsa Hannah McMurray |
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| Drum Majors: | Sarah Schiwart Olivia Gallegos Ricky Espinosa Blaine Parks |
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| Principal: | Dr. Ben King | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Todd Stephens | |||
| Musical Selections: | Swan Lake, The Forest of Fir Trees and Sleeping Beauty by Tchaikovsky, Arranged by Klarfeld. Winter is Coming by Klarfeld. |
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| Band Name: | Montgomery High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Vaccaciones Espanoles | |||
| Band Directors: |
Robert Cameron Patrick Heaton |
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| Guard Directors: | n/a | |||
| Drum Majors: | Landon Perdue, Tommy Miller, and Sarah Tomlinson | |||
| Principal: | Mrs. Brandi Hendrix | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Beau Rees | |||
| Musical Selections: | Musical selections include "Malaguena" by Ernesto Lecuona, "Amparito Roca" by Jaime Texidor Dalmau, and original music written and arranged by Denver Satterwhite. | |||
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| Band Name: | New Caney High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Colors of Emotion | |||
| Band Directors: |
David Densmore Brian Wimberly Matt Anderson |
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| Guard Directors: |
Brandy Patterson |
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| Drum Majors: | Chloe Villarreal-Martinez Lillian Lindsey Juan Hernandez |
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| Principal: | Eric Holton | |||
| Superintendent: | Kenn Franklin | |||
| Musical Selections: | Enigma Variations by Edward Elgar Symphonic Dances by Sergei Rachmaninoff Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Harum On the G String by J.S. Bach |
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| Band Name: | North Shore High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Magnum Aviarium | |||
| Band Directors: |
Shane Goforth John Reed Clay Jasper Jay Davis |
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| Guard Directors: |
Bucky Flores |
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| Drum Majors: | Ricardo Robles Keyla (Kay-la) Hernandez Liliana Guzman Daisy Garcia Gabby Lopez |
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| Principal: | Dr. Joe Coleman | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Angie Williams | |||
| Musical Selections: | Arrival of the Birds- Jason Swincoe Cinderella Suite- Prokofiev Palladio- Jenkins Only In Sleep- Eriks Esenvalds Cloud Rider- Chris Haigh |
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| Band Name: | Oak Ridge High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Joy-Us | |||
| Band Directors: |
Jerriald Dillard Albert Vela Alissandra Celia |
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| Guard Directors: |
Taylor Landers Mikaila Banks Emily DelageJoseph Urbano |
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| Drum Majors: | Jonathan Ball, Sara Meyer, Hunter Reneau | |||
| Principal: | Dr. AJ Livecchi | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Curtis Null | |||
| Musical Selections: | The Oak Ridge High School Contest Show is entitled “Joy-US”. Selections include “Symphony No. 9” by Beethoven,“Noisy Wheels of Joy” by Whitacre, “When She Loved Me” from Toy Story 2 by Newman, and “Joyride” by Markowski. | |||
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| Band Name: | Pasadena Memorial High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Rebirth | |||
| Band Directors: |
Jason Harvey Mark Waldon Nicole Davis |
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| Guard Directors: |
Gustavo Jacobo |
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| Drum Majors: | Seann Robbins Jayleen Alvarez Abel Alfaro Melany Rodriguez |
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| Principal: | Jeremy Richardson | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. DeeAnn Powell | |||
| Musical Selections: | Musical selections include excerpts from the Firebird Suite by Igor Stravinsky and Ave Maria by Franz Schubert. Music arranged by Kevin Shah and Tony Nunez. | |||
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| Band Name: | Porter High School Band Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | "Power and Grace" | |||
| Band Directors: |
Dr. Jimmy Nowell Angela Labbe-Torres Michael Nelson |
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| Guard Directors: |
Tory Pearce |
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| Drum Majors: | Wynter Latimore Graydon Harrison Allie Harris |
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| Principal: | Jeremy Harris | |||
| Superintendent: | Kenn Franklin | |||
| Musical Selections: | "Equus" by Eric Whitacre "O - Fly On" by Coldplay "Swan Lake" by Peter Tchaikovsky |
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| Band Name: | Splendora High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Unique | |||
| Band Directors: |
Brian Best Ryan Meadows Tyler Lemmond Mike Lehew |
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| Guard Directors: |
Christina Maxwell |
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| Drum Majors: | John Morris | |||
| Principal: | Diana Archer | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Jeff Burke | |||
| Musical Selections: | Raga Raja- Project Trio Unique- Frank Chambers and Brian Best Bacchanale- Saint Saens |
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| Band Name: | Spring High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Carte Postale | |||
| Band Directors: |
Terri Clemons Jason A. Smith Austin Swack Scott Taylor |
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| Guard Directors: |
Chad Berkstresser |
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| Drum Majors: | Victoria Garcia Makayla Lawrence Michelle Malacara |
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| Principal: | Diaka Melendez | |||
| Superintendent: | Dr. Rodney E. Watson | |||
| Musical Selections: | Comptine D'un Autre Ete - Yann Pierre Tiersen J Y Suis Jamais Alle - Yann Pierre Tiersen The Engulfed Cathedral - Claude Debussy La Vie En Rose - Edith Piaf/Louis Guglielmi La Noyee -Yann Pierre Tiersen |
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| Band Name: | The Woodlands High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | On The Town | |||
| Band Directors: |
Joni Perez Andrew Salmon Kyle Witty |
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| Band Name: | Willis High School Marching Band | |||
| Show Name: | Expanding Spaces | |||
| Band Directors: |
Chris Allen Andrew Hicks Tessa Farley |
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| Guard Directors: |
Kaley Baum Logan Fuchs (Fox) |
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| Drum Majors: | Madison Watkins Lily Utecht Melanie Merkley GianReo Mire (Meer) |
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| Principal: | Stephanie Hodgins | |||
| Superintendent: | Tim Harkrider | |||
| Musical Selections: | Mishima - Philip Glass The Canyon - Philip Glass Gabriel's Oboe - Ennio Morricone Symphony No. 1, Mvt. 2 - Dmitri Shostakovich |
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The Conroe Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, naonal origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding these non-discrimination policies.
Title IX Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936)-709-7700 and the Section 504/ADA Coordinator,
3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936) 709-7670.
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El Distrito Escolar Independiente de Conroe no discrimina por motivos de raza, color, nacion de procedencia, sexo, discapacidad o edad, de sus programas y actividades y ofrece acceso igualitario a los programas de Escultismo (Boy Scouts) y otros grupos juveniles autorizados. Las personas siguientes han sido designadas para atender las preguntas relacionadas con estas politicas antidiscriminatorias.
El Distrito Escolar Independiente de Conroe no discrimina por motivos de raza, color, nacion de procedencia, sexo, discapacidad o edad, de sus programas y actividades y ofrece acceso igualitario a los programas de Escultismo (Boy Scouts) y otros grupos juveniles autorizados. Las personas siguientes han sido designadas para atender las preguntas relacionadas con estas politicas antidiscriminatorias.
Coordinador del Título IX, cito en el 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936) 709-7700 y Coordinador de la
Sección 504/ADA, cito en el 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936) 709-7670.
The Woodlands High School Band Boosters
P.O. Box 130744
The Woodlands, TX 77393
www.twhsband.org
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P.O. Box 130744
The Woodlands, TX 77393
www.twhsband.org
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