"Remember, my friends, what a handful of trumpet players did to the famous, fabled walls of Jericho? Yes, you'll see the glitter of crashing cymbals, and you'll hear the thunder of rolling drums, and the shimmer of trumpets, and you'll feel something akin to the electric thrill

I once enjoyed, when Gilmore, Liberace, Pat Conway, the great Creator, W. C. Handy, and John Phillip Sousa all came to town on the very same historic day."

The Music Man

At 3 p.m. on Sunday, January 27, the Concert band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Kuite, will present "Guadalcanal March" from Richard Rogers' "Victory at Sea," "Court Festival" by William Latham, "Traurmusik" by Mozart, "Prelude and Fugue in F Minor" by Houston Bright, "Ceremonial for Band" by Frank Erickson, "Polovetzian Dances" from Borodin's "Prince Igor," and "March for Moderns" by Mr. Jared Spears of the Maine West faculty.

The Show band, under the direction of Mr. Spears, will present such all‑time favorites as "it Might as well Be Swing" by Terry Gibbs, and featuring Dave Thinnes on the vibraharp. There will be "A Night in Tunisia" by "Dizzy" Gillespie, and a satire on Lawrence Welk's "Bubbly Music". The arrangement of Count Basic's "Late, Late Show" by student musician Chuck Hawes '63 will also be played.

The Intermediate and Cadet bands will perform "Festival of Youth Concert March" by Olivadoti, "Creations Hymn" by Beethoven, "German Dance" by Beethoven, "Ole" (A Samba for Band) by John J. Morrissey, and "Fleur‑de‑lis Overture" by Olivadoti. The popular Maine West Twirling corps will be featured with the Concert band in the Latin number "Chu Chu Cha Cha."