2012: Sunday at the Pops!
Join us at 2pm, Sunday, February 19th, for our annual Pops concert featuring William Price, master of all instruments, at the Santa Fe College Fine Arts Hall Auditorium (3000 NW 83rd Street).
Come listen to a fantastic selection of big band favorites!
The Program
- Original Dixieland Concerto, by John Warrington.
Featuring: Charles Allen, Clarinet; Walter O’dell, Tenor Sax; Reed Claypool, Trumpet; Nick Simpson, Trombone; Cody Ray, Tuba - Concertino for Three Brass and Band (I Vintage Foxtrot, II Lullaby, III Greek Dance),
by Floyd Werle
Featuring: Bill Dishman, Trumpet; Charles Propper, Trombone; Rachel Matz, Tuba - Scherzo for Band, by Gioacchino Rossini Arr. William Schaefer
- Little Willie Pentatonic, by William Prince
- I’m Confessin’, by Daugherty, Neiburg and Reynolds arr. William Prince
- It Had To Be You, by Isham Jones arr. William Prince
- Bossa Nova Medley, arr. William Prince
- You Belong To My Heart, by Augustin Lara arr. William Prince
- A Time For Love, by Webster and Mandel arr. William Prince
- Royal Garden Blues, by Clarence and Spencer Williams arr. William Prince
- Tin Roof Blues, by New Orleans Rhythm Kings and Walter Melrose arr. William Prince
- Samba De Orfeu, by Luis Bonfa arr. William Prince
- Whoa Is Me, by Down Webster arr. William Prince
- Bugle Call Rag, by Pettis, Meyers and Schoebel arr. William Prince
The following selections will feature guest artist William Prince
Featured Artist
Bill’s spectacularly successful concert with the Gainesville Community Band last year generated numerous audience requests to “Bring him back!†So here he is. While most musicians focus on just one instrument, Bill performs professionally on trumpet, flugelhorn, trombone, flute, clarinet, saxophone, piano and string bass. The list of groups with which he played reads like a Who’s Who of Big Bands–Buddy Rich, Billy Maxted, Xavier Cugat, Ray Anthony, Tex Beneke, Les Elgart, Larry Elgart, Harry James, Tommy Dorsey, Les Brown, Pee Wee Hunt, Louis Bellson, and the NORAD Band. He performed with the Denver, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Jacksonville Symphonies and the American Wind Orchestra. He has played on more than 50 albums and in every state in the union, Canada, the Far East, Western and Eastern Europe, South Africa, and Central and South America. Dr. Prince, professor emeritus of music at University of North Florida, is also a noted composer and arranger and has received awards for teaching. He directed student groups that twice won major national jazz competitions.
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