001that landed in my brain still remain within the sound of silence. In restless dreams I walked alone. Narrow streets of cobblestone meetath the halo of a street land. I turn my color to the cold air. When my eyes were stand by the flash of a neon light that split the noise and touch the sound of silence and in the naked light I saw 10,000 people maybe Oh, people talking without speaking. People hearing without listening. People writing songs and voices never share. No one dare disturb the sound from silence. Kiss me before you go. Summer time. I just wanted you to know that baby you're the best. I got my red on tonight. Dancing in the dark in the p my hair little bit. Beauty Quins down our heels off. I'm feeling the love. Oh my
002god. I feel it in the air from miles. I feel it everywhere. Nothing scares me anymore. Kiss me up before you go. time. I just wanted you to know. I got that summer time summer time sadness. Summer time summer time sadness. Got that summer time summer time sadness. Oh, I'm feeling electric tonight. Cruising down the coast going 99. Got a bad baby by my heavenly side. I know if I go I'll die happy tonight. Oh my god. I feel it in the air from miles above. All sizzling like a snail. I mean I'm on I'm fire. I said it everywhere. Nothing scares me anymore. Kiss me all before you go. Summer time. I just wanted you to know. I got the summer time summer time sadness. The summer time, summertime sadness. The summer time, summer
003time sadness. Oh, single forever like the stars in the morning is better than ever. Even if you're and welcome to the Carbondale Area Junior Senior High School in the spring band concert. Before we begin tonight's performance, we ask that all noise making devices be silenced so we can display our hard work to you without disruption. Tonight's performance will feature both the intro and advanced bands. Intro band will begin tonight's performance. The first song we will play for you is Oral Lee. The lyrics tell a story of love and longing, especially in times of war. Orali was also the inspiration of Love Me Tender by Elvis Presley. Let's do it. The next piece tonight is London Bridge, which contains contains so much history. It is now known as a nursery rhyme and child's game, but may
004actually have some connections to dark roots. Whatever that history may be, we all remember playing the fun singing game with friends on the playground. One, two, three. Yeah. What's that? >> The next piece is a song >> from English. Learn how to count. Please enjoy this old man. 1 2 3 Thank you for coming to our concert. After this next piece, we will take a short break to reset the stage for the advanced band. The intro band last piece tonight is called Copycats. The woodwin section takes the lead and the brass section copies them. When the percussion section decides to join in the fun, the woodwinds join the brass. Please enjoy. One, two, three. One, two. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. Don't know. Everybody know I'm sorry. Coming again. Singing. >> Playing. Porch for clown
005is a delightful piece composed by Frank Tea and sounds just like its title, a portrait for clown. It begins with a light-hearted bouncing pattern lets the audience visualize the clown walking. The male se section a little melancholy and flowy but ends just like it began. I don't want Hey. How? Heat. Heat. Our first senior soloist tonight is Gabby Langio. Gabby will perform a traditional Japanese folk song called Sakura Sakura. The song celebrates cherry blossoms which are deeply symbolic in Japanese culture representing the beauty of life as well as the arrival of spring. Please welcome Gabby Landio. Country Wild Flowers is composed by Larry Dean and is based on an 18th century Scottish folk song. In April, when prim roses paint the sweet prairie, the first song appeared in se the song first appeared in 1709.
006Crunchy Wild Flowers is dedicated to the composer's close friends Sally and Harvey Au and compared these friends to spring and summer wild flowers making the world beautiful Heat. Heat. Christ. Heat. Heat. The next piece tonight was inspired by Miss Rasmus' choice of the 2026 musical Aladdin Junior. In this medley, the advanced band will be performing a Raven Knights, Friend Like Me, and A Whole New World. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Randall D. Standard composes amazing music for student musicians. When the spring rain begins to fall as inspired by the sounds of life-giving forces of mother nature, the trumpet part is accompanied by a beautiful blend of wind and percussion sounds as a thunderstorm comes rolling in. We hope you enjoy this impressionistic work. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.
007Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. the last senior solo tonight is performed by Julian Forchek on the Mima together is composed by Adam Tan and was commissioned by Mimafest Australia in 2022. The purpose of the composition was for participants to be able to come together both in person and online to make music for the sake of making music, learning new things, and making new friends from around the world. Well, good evening. I hope you are enjoying tonight's performance. As we begin to wrap things up, I would like to take the time to recognize a few outstanding individuals. So, back in February, uh we went to senior high Marywood University senior high windband celebration. And this is a festival for students in the 10th through 12th grade. And it's director nominated. The students prepared an
008audition piece for the festival itself, but they have to play it for me first before I submit their names for it. And um just because I submit their names, they do not get, you know, they may not get selected to go. But a few students did attend this year. And if you attended, please stand up. We have Haron Granville on flute. Juliana Denny on flute. Kamar Mcan on alto saxophone. Alex Thornton over there on tenor saxophone. Uh Zack Tarek is holding a bass clarinet, but he went on regular clarinet. Albina Sufi is right behind me. He went on trumpet. Julian went on percussion back there. And I think that's everyone, right? Yeah. Great. Okay, thank you. Sit down. Another festival the students have the o opportunity to perform at is the Pennsylvania music educators association
009district festivals. Students must submit audition videos. Uh and that happened back in November that they submitted them. The judges judged them and two of our students went to district band. That would be Julian Fedorch and Haron Granville. Stand up again. Harang actually won the Piccolo chair which is highly sought at these events. It's big competition every single time. Uh and lastly, it's time to recognize our seniors. These seniors have put in a lot of time and dedication to performing uh here at Carbondale and it's hard to say goodbye to them. Um one of them has even been in band for all of the nine years he could possibly be in band. So, it's really nifty. It's a privilege to observe them grow up and become fine young ladies and gentlemen, and we share many memories
010together, and I hope that they will always remember being a part of band here at Carbondale Fondley. So, parents, go ahead and get your cameras ready because I'm going to make them come up front and smile for you. So, get get Yeah, get them out. If you want to move a little closer, you can, too. That's fine. I'll wait. No one's moving. Beautiful. Okay, cool. All right. So, first up, yeah, Izzy, you're up. Jaden Arthur. Right there. Right there. Thank you. Jaden has been a member of the Carpondell Area Band program for four years. And while part of the program, she has participated in marching band and concert band. and her future plans are to enter the workforce over at Carbondale Area Elementary School working with the prek kids. You're going to go stand all
011the way over there. Don't go all the way to the end. Keep going. I'll tell you when to stop. >> Go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. We finally follow directions. I'm so excited. Next up, Julian Fedorch. Thank you for doing that. Okay. Julian has been a member of the Carbondale area band program for four years. While a part of the program, he has participated in marching band, concert band, chorus. He went to Marywood senior windband celebration, Marywood University orchestra like in the actual Marywood University orchestra as well as their symphonic windb band. He has participated in district band, district orchestra, northeast youth wind ensemble, and he also performs in the Carbondale community ensembles. His future plans are to attend Kutztown, majoring in music education. Gabby Langil >> right there. Thank you. Gabby has
012been a member of the Carbondale band program for four years. She has participated in marching band and concert band and her future plans are to attend Albbright University majoring in fashion design. >> Did we get that on film? Did we get that? Okay. Albby has been a member of the Carbondale band program for nine years. >> I won't say it. I'll be taller. While part of the program, he has participated in marching band, concert band, Marywood Junior Windband Celebration, Marywood Senior Wind Band Celebration, and his future plans are to attend Penn State, majoring in mechanical engineering. Sierra Pigeon. Sierra has been a member of the prayer oh wow the Carpondale area band program for four years and she has participated in marching band and concert band. Her future plans are attend Merordia majoring in physical
013therapy. And last but not least, and as he said earlier today, the best Zachary Tarac. I bet you are. Sure. Go for it. Stand out a little bit more so we get better pictures. There you go. Okay. Zach has been a member of the Carbondale band program for four years. And while part of the program, he has participated in marching band and concert band. He's also participated in chorus, several drama productions, m and Marywood senior band wind band celebration. I said too much tonight. Zach's future plans are to go to Bloomsburg next year, majoring in early childhood education. So now, now smile for everybody out there because I need a good group picture of all of you to put places. So if somebody would send me a group picture later, I'd be really appreciative. Thank
014you. The directions should get closer. They don't. Mrs. for Dorch is looking for funny faces. >> Thank you so much. Good job, seniors. Let's go. Thank you all for coming to our concert this evening. There are many people we would like to thank for this evening's performance. Mrs. Holly Ser, superintendent, Carpondell Area School Board. Mr. Joseph Frell, principal. Mr. Lawrence Gabriel, vice principal, maintenance department, housekeeping department. Miss Gabriella Telerico, chorus teacher. Mrs. Nicole Rasmus, drama director, Carbondale area faculty and staff, Carbondale area band parent association, parent and family members of the Carbondale area bands. I also think it would be crazy if we didn't like say anything about you because like I feel like the concert is just about you as it is about everyone else. >> I don't have >> I'll tell you. >>
015She hasn't killed us yet, so that's a plus. They just said last song ever to me. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.