Mid-York Concert Band gears-up for "Blame it on the Movies"
NORWICH – As the weather’s getting warmer, the Mid-York Concert Band – along with music director Mark Sands – have been busy preparing for their 2017 spring concert: “Blame it on the Movies.”
The program – which is slated to take place in the Norwich High School auditorium on Sunday, May 21 at 2 p.m. – will feature two guests vocalists: Norwich High School student Aria Maholchic, and Oxford High School Vocal Teacher Michael Moren.
It’s reported that Aria will be performing “Let It Go” from the Disney animated feature film “Frozen,” and Mr. Moren will be performing “Armed Forces, The Pride of America” – a tribute to the men and women who have served, or are currently serving, in the various branches of the United States armed forces.
Aria is a ninth grade NHS student who’s roots in music are ever-growing. She recently portrayed Morticia Addams in the NHS production of “The Addams Family.”
In 2015, she appeared on the NHS stage as Jane Banks in “Mary Poppins.” For several summers, Aria has appeared on stage at the Glimmer Glass Opera in Cooperstown, having portrayed Amaryllis in “The Music Man” a few years ago.
Michael Moren teaches pre-kindergarten to fourth grade general music, conducts the high school chorus, and directs the high school musicals in the Oxford Academy and Central School District. He also directs the Broad Street United Methodist Church Choir in Norwich.
Moren graduated from Ithaca College before receiving his master’s in music at SUNY Buffalo. He has performed with the Sherburne Community Chorus, as well as appearing in many SMTS and NTC productions. Mr. Moren currently resides in Sherburne with his wife and two children.
In recognition of the concert’s proximity to Memorial Day, Mr. Sands says he asked Mr. Moren to join the band in performing a tribute to America’s armed forces.
In addition to the aforementioned scores, the program will include: John Williams’ theme from “Captain America”; “The Pirates of the Caribbean”’; “The Blues Brothers Revue”; “Bond…James Bond”; “Dr. Who, Time and Space”; and many more.
The Mid-York Concert Band cordially invites all community members to attend, especially the area men and women who have served in the armed forces.
While the concert is free to attend, the Mid-York Concert Band accepts free-will donations.
For further information, contact (607) 334-4307.
The program – which is slated to take place in the Norwich High School auditorium on Sunday, May 21 at 2 p.m. – will feature two guests vocalists: Norwich High School student Aria Maholchic, and Oxford High School Vocal Teacher Michael Moren.
It’s reported that Aria will be performing “Let It Go” from the Disney animated feature film “Frozen,” and Mr. Moren will be performing “Armed Forces, The Pride of America” – a tribute to the men and women who have served, or are currently serving, in the various branches of the United States armed forces.
Aria is a ninth grade NHS student who’s roots in music are ever-growing. She recently portrayed Morticia Addams in the NHS production of “The Addams Family.”
In 2015, she appeared on the NHS stage as Jane Banks in “Mary Poppins.” For several summers, Aria has appeared on stage at the Glimmer Glass Opera in Cooperstown, having portrayed Amaryllis in “The Music Man” a few years ago.
Michael Moren teaches pre-kindergarten to fourth grade general music, conducts the high school chorus, and directs the high school musicals in the Oxford Academy and Central School District. He also directs the Broad Street United Methodist Church Choir in Norwich.
Moren graduated from Ithaca College before receiving his master’s in music at SUNY Buffalo. He has performed with the Sherburne Community Chorus, as well as appearing in many SMTS and NTC productions. Mr. Moren currently resides in Sherburne with his wife and two children.
In recognition of the concert’s proximity to Memorial Day, Mr. Sands says he asked Mr. Moren to join the band in performing a tribute to America’s armed forces.
In addition to the aforementioned scores, the program will include: John Williams’ theme from “Captain America”; “The Pirates of the Caribbean”’; “The Blues Brothers Revue”; “Bond…James Bond”; “Dr. Who, Time and Space”; and many more.
The Mid-York Concert Band cordially invites all community members to attend, especially the area men and women who have served in the armed forces.
While the concert is free to attend, the Mid-York Concert Band accepts free-will donations.
For further information, contact (607) 334-4307.
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