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Director: Chuck Hodson & Sean Harris
Director: Chuck Hodson & Sean Harris
Assoc. Brain Olian
Drum majors: McKenna Bayne, Emily Lulofs, Weston Dulyea
Drum majors: McKenna Bayne, Emily Lulofs, Weston Dulyea
Musical selections:
Musical selections:
Show music arranged by Scott Boerma, visual design done by Stephen Alia.
Features:
“The Miraculous Mandrian” by Bela Bartok
“Music for Prague 1968” by Karel Huza
“Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song” by Samuel Hazo
“Fuji San” by Julie Giroux
Link to S. Boerma's page! Madison Music Works.
The show:
The show:
A Thousand Paper Cranes was a tale that takes place in Hiroshima, Japan during WWII. The show follows a girl who becomes very sick. She believed in an old Japanese tale that if you fold a thousand paper cranes, you can make a wish that will be granted. When she started making the cranes, her plan was to wish for good health, but her sickness got worse, and she decided to wish for peace instead. Her wish changed the world forever, and she knew that she could change the present to help the future.
Other fun things from this season:
Other fun things from this season:
2018 was former Reeths-Puffer band director, Chuck Hodson's final year teaching at the school after 29 years. Hodson is credited with completely transforming the Reeths-Puffer Marching Band into a competitive band. Cool Links: Music for All Video, WZZM 13.
FloMarching did a little segment on our battery at Grand Nationals, FloMarching
Photo gallery: to view our entire photo gallery from 2015, visit this link.
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