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Friday, December 138:00 PM

Downtown Theatre1035 West Texas Street, Fairfield

SolanoWindsCOMMUNITY CONCERT BAND

presents

“In the Mood”Music That

Stirs the Heart

SOLANO WINDS“In the Mood”

Music at Stirsthe Heart

rogram Notes

ConductorBill Doherty – Math Teacher/Technology CoordinatorPiccoloCathy Pierce – Second Grade TeacherFluteMay Dulce – Business AnalystHannah Lee - StudentLauren Nucum – Chemical EngineerCathy Pierce – Second Grade Teacher

Leslie Williams - Student

Oboe/English HornBill Aron – MusicianRenee Deeter - MusicianClarinet

Assistant/NanaJan Groth – Educator: ArtAdrian Howley - StudentMichelle Johnson – U.S. Air Force Registered Nurse

Pam Nadeau – Band Director

Wendy Purvis – Mom to Four (ages 8-26)Andrew Smith – Student

Michelle Williams – Mom, Musician, TeacherAlto ClarinetAndrew Smith - StudentBass Clarinet

Deborah Johnson – Parole District AdministratorAlto SaxophoneJulie Auman – Online Music Professor

Marcus Mills – English/AVID TeacherSamantha Johnson – Music/AVID TeacherTenor SaxophoneEvie Ayers – Arts AdministratorNilo Dulce – Senior Quality Assurance Inspector

olano Winds Personnel

ember Bio

Michelle Williams

Williams. She grew up in Bethlehem, PA and began playing clarinet in elementary school. In high school, she learned to play tenor sax so that she could play in the jazz band. A highlight of high school band was playing in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Michelle also played violin for 5 years in junior high and high school orchestras, sang in church choir, and played for school musicals.

music at West Chester University. She majored on tenor and baritone

to play woodwinds at Fort Meade, Maryland, and then Camp Zama, Japan.

She married Mike Williams, an amazing pianist. Their son Kyle was born

at home mom before moving from Japan to Fort Monroe, Virginia where

the family moved to Nebraska, Alaska, California, back to Alaska, and now

Wally and Pat Mitchell John and Jean Peters Stephen and Cathy Pierce Garnet Piper-Lopez Myrlee Potosnak Joe and Connie Regner Frederick Schleich Mary Ann Steingass Ralph Thomas Stephen P. Tilley Dr. Wayne T. Walker Liz and Marty Wildberger Ruth Wolfe Robin and Daisy Young Catherine Zimmerman

olano Winds Donors

Concert Sponsors ($1500+)

The Jelly Belly Candy CompanyParadise Valley EstatesResidents Council

Devotee ($100-$249) Richard and Judith Blakemore Dorothee Brown Margaret Cutshall Cecelia Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Richard Feaster Marilyn Figel Pat Glover Mary Grindle William and Constance Gum Tom and Nancy Gunther Earl Handa Bob and Terry Keck Ken Kurica Dorothy and Jack Lindeman Walt and Esther McDaniel Barbara McKee Duncan Miller

Enthusiast ($250+)Lt. Col. Linn and Mona BensonVivien Bowen Arthur and Patricia Child Bud DeLong

Charles GoldmanGloria Nemson Jean Riehl Bill and Elaine Smith

olano Winds Donors

olano Winds Community Concert Band would like to thank our donors, the Paradise

Valley Estates Residents Council, Vanden High School,

Gordon’s Music & Sound, the City of Fairfield,

the Arts for their generous support.

Solano Winds Community Concert Bandwww.solanowinds.org

hank you!

Admirer ($50-$99) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Abrams Murry Bass Patricia Benacquista Col. Paul A. Bergerot May Dulce Manuel and Ina Claire Escano Virginia Fisher Neil Gould

James Hathaway Ken and Layna Kinsman Jeanne Michael John and Ann Ousley Jeanne Reavis Paul and Elaine Schmidt

ur generous donors are the key to our successful community band. Ticket revenues make up less than 30% of our overall budget, and your help is always needed! Your

library, commissioning a concert piece to be composed for

Becoming an Admirer, Devotee or Enthusiast means you

Admirers: $50-$99 Two concert vouchers Devotees: $100-$249 Four concert vouchers Enthusiasts: $250 and up Eight concert vouchers Concert Sponsor: $1,500 plaque is included. Please contact bandinfo@solanowinds.org

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Tonight’s performance

is made possible

by a generous grant

from the DeLong-Sweet Family

Foundation.

Tonight’s