Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of The Simsbury Community Band.
Music Director |
Ertan Sener |
Assistant Director |
Warren Gedstad
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President |
Jeff Greenwood |
Vice Presidents:
Booking
Equipment
Library
Publicity
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Ashlee Casko
Mitch Friedman
Mary Pat Fredericksen
Lauren Stiles |
Treasurer |
Peter Riggins |
Secretary |
Lyn Tracy |
Membership
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Oboe |
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Flutes |
Jennifer Borelli
Virginia Brown
Cathy Dunne
Lisa Eells
Susan Hitt
Rachael Manzer
Jo-Ann Neriani
Margaret Salovski
Lauren Stiles
Lyn Tracy
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Clarinet |
Pete Bizzarro
Ashlee Casko
Bill Conner
Leslie Craine
Tim Craine
Morton Fine
Maureen Lamb
Warren Gedstad
Laurie MacAlpine
Frank Nozka
Jane Pepe
Herb Slotnick
Frank Thaller
Sandy Ziplow |
Bass Clarinet |
Jacques L. Brignac |
Bassoon |
Fred Fenn |
Alto Saxophone |
Chris Behrens
Dan Fine
William Hosack
Ted Lubinsky
Bainie Wild |
Tenor Saxophone |
Mary Pat Fredericksen
Arjun Sharma |
Baritone Saxophone |
Dick Meyer
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Trumpet |
Bob Counihan
Sal Crispino
Jim Dempsey
Ellen Eisenberg
Jeff Greenwood
Danielle Horan
Russ Kluessendorf
Nate Pickett
Dick Prettyman
Peter Riggins
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French Horn |
Mitch Friedman
Kirsten Martin
Gary Mau
Debra Parisi
Sue Zetoff |
Baritone |
Christine Apruzese
Larry Siren |
Trombone |
Joe Jacob
Lou Kiefer
Chris Sayer
Howard Smith
Russ Sweet |
Tuba |
Robert Bonner
Eric Litsky |
Percussion |
Fran Guerrera
John Secora |
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In Memoriam
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Lou Ball
Ed Bergethon
Bill Channon
Charles Chapman
Walter Dunn
Ernie Gardow
Tim Goebel
Ed Gundaker
Joe Gursky
Stu Hall
Dean Hildebrandt
Dick Kraft
Irwin Kove
George Litchfield
Glenn Pierce
Jim Putnam
James Swan
Frank Torsiello
Bill Willett |
Sections
A woodwind instrument is a wind
instrument in which sound is produced by blowing through a mouthpiece against
an edge or by a vibrating reed, and in which the pitch is varied by opening
or closing holes in the body of the instrument. As the name implies, such
instruments were originally made of wood, but some modern woodwinds, such
as the saxophone,
are made of other materials.
A brass instrument is a musical
instrument whose tone is produced by vibration of the lips as the
player blows into a tubular resonator (mouthpiece).
They are also called labrosones, literally meaning "lip-vibrated
instruments" (Baines, 1993).
A percussion instrument can be any object which produces
a sound by being struck with an implement, shaken, rubbed, scraped, or by
any other action which sets the object into vibration. The term usually applies
to an object used in a rhythmic context and/or with musical intent.
In Memoriam
In memory of our members who have preceded us.
