"By The Numbers"
8:00 PM Thursday, August 20th, 2009
| Linda W. Taylor |
Conductors |
Jorge Garcia |
| Edmund Fry, Rose Tree Cottage, Announcing |
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Opening Ceremony
Fanfare
Presentation of the Colors
National Anthem |
| Marcha 3 de Febrero ........................................................ Simeón Roncal |
| 4 Scottish Dances ............................................................ Malcolm Arnold |
Concerto 4 2BA ............ Giuseppe Antonio Capuzzi / arr. Philip Catelanet
Tuba Soloist: Stephen Wood |
| Waltz #2 ................................................................... Dmitri Shostakovitch |
| British 8th March ...................................................................... Zo Elliott |
| -- Intermission -- |
Seventy Six Trombones .................................................. Meredith Willson
Dr. Philip Pumerantz, Conducting |
| Symphonic Dance #3 ....................................................... Clifton Williams |
| Around The World In 80 Days ............................................. Victor Young |
3 Celtic Dances ............................................................... Brian Balmages
1. Reel
2. Air
3. Jig |
| The Walking Frog 2 Step .......................................................... Karl King |
| The Gallant 7th March ................................................. John Philip Sousa |
| America the Beautiful ............................................. arr. Carmen Dragon |
Linda W. Taylor has been a member of the PCB for 41 years. During that tenure she has held
the Solo Clarinet chair, was Assistant Conductor for several seasons, and for the past 25 years has
played in the Tuba section. In March, 2006, she was appointed Conductor and Musical Director
of the band. In addition to playing in the PCB she plays in the Claremont Winds, is a founding
member and co-manager of the Golden State British Brass Band, and is a founding member of the
Promenade Brass. She has also played with the San Gabriel Valley Symphony, the La Mirada
Symphony, the Colorado Brass Band, and with several brass bands in England.
Prior to her retirement in 1998 Linda taught Instrumental Music in the Baldwin Park Unified School
District for 30 years. During those years she garnered a long list of professonal honors and
awards and guided the internship of ten new teachers.
In her spare time she and her husband, Norm (euphonium), enjoy traveling and playing with their dog,
Smokey.
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