We need YOUR support

Over the years the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band has provided local residents with enjoyable entertainment and area musicians with an opportunity to perform. We ask for your support to continue this tradition with the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band.

Concert Patron........................$ 2000 or more Sponsor...................................$ 500 – 1999 Patron......................................$ 250 – 499 Donor......................................$ 100 – 249 Benefactor...............................$ 50 – 99 Supporter.................................$ 25 – 49 Last Chair Player.....................up to $24.99 Tax Deductions allowed to the extent of the law for 501(c)3 organizations.

Memorial contributions can now be made through the Muskingum County Community Foundation – Zanesville Memorial Concert Band Endowment Fund

All checks should be made payable to and returned to: Zanesville Memorial Concert Band P.O. Box 2915 Zanesville, OH 43702-2915 Check out our Website: www.zmcb.org

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Zanesville Memorial

Concert Band

Summer 2011 Program

Sunday, June 5, 7:00 p.m. Featuring High School Honors Band

Zane’s Landing Park* *Rain site OUZ Littick Hall

Friday, June 10, 7:00 p.m. OUZ Convocation - Littick Hall

Sunday, June 19, 7:00 p.m.

Zane’s Landing Park

Sunday, July 3, 3:00 p.m. Secrest Auditorium

Sunday, July 24, 7:00 p.m.

Zane’s Landing Park

Sunday, August 7, 7:00 p.m. Zane’s Landing Park

Rain site: OUZ Elson Hall Auditorium

All concerts are free and open to the public.

Zanesville Memorial Concert Band

2011 Summer Season

Band Personnel June 5 Concert

Flute Clarinet Oboe

Kellie Hartmeyer Susan Barzda Aaron Beatty Lark Higginbotham Kathy Brown Stephanie Perone Jennifer Caplinger Bassoon Angie Ferrell James Cash Alto Saxophone Dawn Foley Angela Cornett Trudy Gibson John Garren Christian Rudloff Everett Jackson Bass Clarinet June Reynolds Colleen Robinson Tenor Saxophone Rhonda Snyder Kelley Ryan Linda Thompson Cornet/Trumpet Alyssa Waite Walter Combs Baritone Sax Alex Earich Courtney Wallace French Horn Jim Gibson Carol Cowden Woody Higginbotham Trombone Kelsey Matson Jim Mayercak Andrew Ruetz Chris Mayberry Rick Montgomery Andrew Schmidt Rich Simcox Rick Schmidt Percussion Fred Smith Euphonium Bill Christy Crystal Engle Caitlin Coulson Tuba James McLaughlin Mark Coulson Janine Bock Jennifer Shields John Cramer Jim Bock Paul Thompson Matt Moody Joseph Frame Slade Young David Schroder

Contributors

Friends of the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band

The Zanesville Memorial Concert Band is grateful to the following for their support of the quality of life in and around Zanesville and the continuation of American band music.

Concert Patrons Eaton Drone Fund

Sponsors The Community Bank

John Hoge Fund Matesich Distributing Co. Ohio University Zanesville Corley & Melodie Thomas

Patrons Century National Bank Fred & Charlotte Smith

Donors Lloyd Barnes Steve & Cindy Buck Mary Jane Cain Cameron Drilling Co. Helen “Becky” Coulter Daniel & Carol Cowden Cultice & Brown Dittmar Insurance Agency Dick & Joyce Dittmar Eye Surgery Associates of – Zanesville, Inc. Genesis Healthcare System Ken & Jennifer Johnson Dr. & Mrs. James Mackall Phyllis Mast Nonna’s Quilting Nook Sterling & Mary Obenour Attorney Sherry L. Ryan Schmieder Family Jerry & Ellen Shaw James B. Stubbins

Paul & Linda Thompson Thomas Lumbertown Thorne Plumbing-Heating-Air Chuck & Ellen Vonada Ed & Carol Yetter Zanesville Muskingum County – Convention & Visitors Bureau Mayor Howard S. Zwelling

Benefactors A Friend Richard & Barbara Cornell Brandywine Hospital for Pets Curves North Verge & Bonnie Dilts Mary & Ken Dunn L. A. Emmert Heating - AC Mark & Shelley Gallant John & Lu Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Hamilton Hardcastle Realty Services, LLC Todd & Kristina Hawk John Herron in memory of - Gene Townsend Philip & Rosalyn Headington Herbert “Tim” & Marlene Jones Elizabeth Linn Richard Loos Miller-Lynn Insurance Service Mike Nelson Frames Flames & More North Valley Bank Pamela Raines Pugh’s Diamond Jewelers Rob Cook & Matt Swingle Jim & Gail Swingle

Supporters Brooke Anderson

Dick & Sally Andrews John & Betty Baker Todd & Kristi Bickle James & Ann Burkhart James & Patricia Burkhart Joe & Janet Burns Cindy & Eric Cromwell Ann Decherd Johnye Echols Elden & Carole Hudson Florence Hutson Rose Isch Bob, Jan & Cathie Jenkins Lepi & Associates Phil & Pat MacLaine Whiten & Alice Mauk Judy McAllister Catherine Moore Myron & Barbara Orr Bob & Pat Payne Mrs. Richard Payne Tom & Norma Peters Mary Powell Paul & Susan Shannon Carolyn J. Spencer Dr. & Mrs. David Stainbrook Susan Taylor J. Floyd Felumlee & Mari Thomas Amy Underwood Richard & Betty West James E. & Carlotta Workman Jr. Jerold Zwelling

Last Chair Player

Mary Earhart Stanley Johnson

Zanesville Memorial Band Board Members

Susan Barzda – President Adam Barclay Bill Christy– Vice President Whiten Mauk Marcie Butterfield – Secretary Kevin Melick Rita Boyce– Treasurer Pam Raines *Jeffrey Roquemore – Artistic Director Jennifer Roquemore *Janine Bock – Assistant Director Stephanie Rudloff Linda Cash-Publicity David Schroder D.C. Crystal Engle-Historian Charlotte Smith *Paul Thompson -Personnel Manager/Announcer Melodie Thomas *Colleen Robinson – Librarian Amy Underwood Sheryl Wise *Non voting Band Reps. Ed Yetter

Thank You

We would like to recognize the following for special services: -Zanesville High School for rehearsal facilities -Eastside Community Ministry for use of their truck to move equipment. -City of Zanesville for the use of Zane’s Landing Park -Muskingum County Commissioners -All of the area Music Educators, for use of their music libraries -Members of the Band that work on the Friends of the Band Program -Muskingum County Health Department for Board meeting room -Jim Rudloff – Band photographer -James Cash – Webmaster – www.zmcb.org

Dr. David Turrill, Conductor, 2011 ZMCB Honors Band

David Turrill is Director of Bands and Assistant Professor of Music at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio, where he conducts the Muskingum University Wind Ensemble, the Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds, teaches applied trumpet, conducting, and courses in music education. Dr. Turrill is also Principal Trumpet in the Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra and is a member of the Muskingum University Faculty Brass Quintet.

Originally from Marietta, Ohio, Dr. Turrill holds the Bachelor of Music Education degree as well as Master of Music degrees in Conducting and Trumpet Performance from Ohio University, and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in trumpet performance, with a cognate in wind conducting, from Michigan State University.

Prior to his appointment at Muskingum University, Dr. Turrill taught at Spring Arbor University (MI) and performed regularly with the orchestras of Lansing, Grand Rapids, West Michigan, Battle Creek, Saginaw Bay, Jackson, and Livonia. He was also a member of Capitol Brass, a professional brass quartet, and freelanced as a soloist for various churches in the mid-Michigan area.

Dr. Turrill also has twelve years of experience as an elementary, middle school, and high school band director in southeast Ohio. Bands under his direction consistently received superior ratings at local and state adjudicated events. He is a member of Pi Kappa Lambda music honor society, College Band Directors National Association, Music Educators National Conference, Ohio Music Education Association, Ohio Private College Instrumental Conductors Association, the International Trumpet Guild, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Dr. Turrill remains active as a guest conductor/clinician and trumpet soloist throughout Ohio.

Jeffrey L. Roquemore Artistic Director

Jeff retired after serving 16 years at Zanesville High School as band director and music department coordinator from 1988-2004. At ZHS, he was in charge of the concert band, wind ensemble, jazz band and pep band in addition to the marching band, which had an unbroken record of 16 appearances at state finals. Previously, Jeff held band director positions at Philo HS, Hamlin (WVA) HS, Fort Frye HS, and, most recently, Custer County HS in Westcliffe, Colorado. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree at Ohio University in 1974, Master’s Degree in Music Education at Marshall University in 1981, and a Master’s Degree in Public School Administration at Ohio University in 1992. He has served the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) as district secretary/treasurer, president-elect, and president; hosting high school large group, middle school solo & ensemble, regional orchestra, local marching band, and district honor band/choir events. His professional organizations include: OMEA, American School Band Directors Association, Phi Beta Mu, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Jeff was director of the Muskingum College Spirit Band 2004-2006. He resides in Dresden with his wife, Jennifer.

Janine Schmelzer Bock - Assistant Conductor Ms. Schmelzer Bock is a native of Bremen, OH and received her Bachelor of Music Education and Master of the Arts degrees from The Ohio State University. Her claim to fame is being the first woman to dot the ‘i’ in the Script Ohio Marching maneuver in a single script at a home football game. Schmelzer Bock has been a member of the 122nd Army Band/Army National Guard stationed at Beitler Armory in Worthington, OH. She currently plays tuba with the Heisey Wind Ensemble, Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds, TBDBITL Alumni Band and Alumni Sousa’s, and the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band.

Concert Program Sunday, June 5, 2011

Zanesville Memorial Concert Band Jeffrey L. Roquemore Conductor

The Fairest of the Fair (March).................................................John Philip Sousa Star-Spangled Banner.........................................................Arr. John Philip Sousa Accapella Vocals by the Zanesville High School Harmonics: Matt Rudloff, Cassy Lee, Tesa Conkle, Chas Harn, Justine Stewart Crown Imperial...........................................................................William Walton Variations on a Korean Folk Song........................................John Barnes Chance Flight of Valor..........................................................................James Swearingen

2011 ZMCB HONORS BAND Dr. David Turrill - Conductor

Manhattan Beach March......................................................... John Philip Sousa

Winter Dances..............................................................................Brian Balmages

At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral..............................................................Jared Spears

Combined ZMCB and 2011 Honors Band

Concert Variations......................................................................Claude T. Smith

Raiders of the Lost Ark Medley.....................................................John Williams Transcribed by Jack Bullock

The Stars & Stripes Forever......................................................John Philip Sousa

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The ZCMB – A Brief History Zanesville flourished with performing arts activities in the late 1800s, and among the groups back then was the John Bauer Band. It was organized before 1880 and averaged 15 to 20 members. When John Bauer died in 1912, his band was taken over by the American Rolling Mills Company, and became known as the Armco Band. The 7th Regiment Band was formed in 1900, and was conducted by Bruce Tomilson. Four years later, band members began federal service for the advent of war. Two businessmen – John Hoge and Eaton Drone – died in 1917, leaving behind $55,000 for a trust fund to be used and shared by the 7th Regiment and Armco bands. At the time, the Hoge-Drone concerts were free to the public, given every Friday night in McIntire Park and Sunday afternoons in Putnam Park. By 1923, the two bands had merged, taking the present-day name of Zanesville Memorial Concert Band. Hoge-Drone funds still represent a portion of the band’s annual expenses, with the balance covered by private and corporate contributions. The band’s current home is Zane’s Landing Park along the eastern banks of the Muskingum River in downtown Zanesville. Concerts are performed every other Sunday evening during the summer months.

Concerts remain free to the public.

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