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OCTOBER, 2023
A SUCCESSFUL SENIOR NIGHT, 2023!
Well, the weather looked dicey all week, but the rain managed to hold off just long enough for us to celebrate our eight marching band seniors in style on Friday night along with the senior cheer and football team members, during pregame of the Bobcats' final regular season home game. Ken Heigel, friend of the Marching Band and uncle to GHHS senior Freddie Keil, took some amazing photos to document the evening, and there are pics of non-seniors among them, so we recommend that the whole band family check them out. Click here to view the full album, and feel free to download and share as you like! Please also enjoy this full recording of the entire halftime show, with music selected by our seniors:
Congratulations again to our eight seniors Lyla Baxter, Steve Chordas, Ben Matter, Freddie Keil, Eryn O'Harra, Colin Parker, Sam Reichert, and Liv Rutter and their proud families who got to celebrate with them on Friday night. The GH Band & Orchestra Boosters are so proud of all of you!
(Updated October 22, 2023)
(Updated October 22, 2023)
SEASON IN REVIEW 2023 - WHAT AN AMAZING NIGHT!
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The weather threatened this year's Season in Review event too, but it mostly held off long enough for the GHHS Marching Band to show off their pregame show and all four halftime shows to a slightly damp and very appreciative crowd. Check out our photo album below, and click here to see video snippets from almost every show. (Note, we didn't record snippets of the senior show but there is a link to that full performance in the story above.)
Thank you for coming out to support our marching Bobcats - this is always such a great night for our band students! (Updated October 23, 2023) |
SCENES FROM the 2023 season in review
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(Updated October 20, 2023)
CONGRATULATIONS LYLA!
In addition to the hugely successful homecoming weekend activities for our GHHS Marching Band and 8th Grade Band (see story below), this past weekend was also a big deal for GHHS senior Lyla Baxter. Lyla plays tenor saxophone in the GHHS Marching Band and baritone saxophone in the GHHS Jazz Ensemble, and in her "spare" time she auditioned for the Ohio State High School Honor Jazz Festival at OSU. Lyla was the only bari sax to be placed in the top ensemble at the festival, and she got to spend the weekend learning from and performing with some of the best music educators and high school musicians in the state. This is a significant achievement and a testament to Lyla's dedication and talent, and we are so proud of her!
Curious how your music student can get involved with extended learning and performance opportunities like this one? Talk to your student's director for more details!
Curious how your music student can get involved with extended learning and performance opportunities like this one? Talk to your student's director for more details!
(Updated October 3, 2023)
SEPTEMBER, 2023
ONE BIG NIGHT!
Friday night in Grandview Heights was such a special evening!
We kicked things off with a pregame dinner for our GHHS Marching Band and 8th grade band students in the high school cafeteria. GHHS squad leaders came prepared with welcome gifts for the 8th grader "squadlings", to welcome them to the marching band experience.
Then, on to the homecoming parade, with our Marching Band hyping up the crowd and our Band senior Ben Matter honored as a member of the 2023 Homecoming Court. We followed that up with the joint performance of our 8th grade band and the GHHS Marching Band on the field at halftime, and a smashingly successful pierogi and bratwurst special in the concession stand that helped us bring in record profits in support of our instrumental music programs. And we wrapped it all up with a very fun and well-earned postgame social hour for members of the GHBOB!
Many MANY thanks to all the parents who helped us out by chaperoning, organizing, cooking, concessioning, cleaning up, uniform checking in and out, and all the other things that go into a big night like this with a ton of moving parts. We couldn't have done it without you - and frankly we wouldn't even want to try.
Check out our photo album and videos below!
We kicked things off with a pregame dinner for our GHHS Marching Band and 8th grade band students in the high school cafeteria. GHHS squad leaders came prepared with welcome gifts for the 8th grader "squadlings", to welcome them to the marching band experience.
Then, on to the homecoming parade, with our Marching Band hyping up the crowd and our Band senior Ben Matter honored as a member of the 2023 Homecoming Court. We followed that up with the joint performance of our 8th grade band and the GHHS Marching Band on the field at halftime, and a smashingly successful pierogi and bratwurst special in the concession stand that helped us bring in record profits in support of our instrumental music programs. And we wrapped it all up with a very fun and well-earned postgame social hour for members of the GHBOB!
Many MANY thanks to all the parents who helped us out by chaperoning, organizing, cooking, concessioning, cleaning up, uniform checking in and out, and all the other things that go into a big night like this with a ton of moving parts. We couldn't have done it without you - and frankly we wouldn't even want to try.
Check out our photo album and videos below!
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(Updated September 30, 2023)
GHHS BAND SENIORS PARTICIPATE IN PIT LIGHTING CEREMONY
In case you missed it, our eight GHHS Marching Band seniors participated in the ceremonial "pit lighting" at the Bobcat Boosters' annual Ox Roast event last week, for the first time ever (as far as we know)!
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Last year, the Boosters decided to make the event more inclusive, and invited the participation of seniors from across all fall sports teams instead of just football, and this year they included the seniors from the Marching Band as well. Marching Band Seniors Lyla Baxter, Steve Chordas, Freddie Keil, Ben Matter, Eryn O'Harra, Colin Parker, Sam Reichert, and Liv Rutter joined more than 40 other Bobcat seniors in lighting the first flames of a bonfire in the pit where the Boosters roast close to 2000 pounds of beef every year to make the fabled "ox sandwiches" for sale during the last day of the Ox Roast. The full GHHS Marching Band also participated in the pep rally that preceded the pit lighting, playing a few songs to pump up the crowd.
GHBOB-er Sandy O'Harra took many of the photos above (and certainly took all of the best ones!) and we are grateful to her for sharing them. We are also grateful to the Bobcat Boosters organization, for including our students! (Update September 10, 2023) |
august, 2023
HOW DO YOU LIKE THEM APPLES?
Some years ago, the Gallia Academy high school marching band had a great local tradition. Once every season, a local family picked apples and brought them to share with the marching band on a football Friday night. Two members of that marching band eventually grew up, got married, moved to Grandview. . . . and now have a freshman in our 2023 GHHS Marching Band. So they decided to continue that tradition for our marching Bobcats! And, much like those apples themselves, that’s the sweet and slightly crunchy story of how Friday became “apple day,” and all of our band members got a freshly picked honeycrisp hand-delivered after halftime.
Our thanks to the Grandview family who shared this tradition with us, as well as the family that started it all back in Gallipolis. A little bit of Gallia County lives on in Grandview Heights!
Our thanks to the Grandview family who shared this tradition with us, as well as the family that started it all back in Gallipolis. A little bit of Gallia County lives on in Grandview Heights!
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(Updated August 19, 2023)
JULY, 2023
A GREAT WEEK AT BAND CAMP 2023!
Our 2023 GHHS Marching Band had a great week at Band Camp last week - they worked hard, had a lot of fun, and really came together as a team. The Band Parents Association is incredibly grateful to all of our parents and community members who helped make this week possible, including our volunteer and background check wrangler (Lisa Gladman), our Camp Nurses (Catt Dimes, Nikki Ramming, Melissa McKelvey, Andy Betz, and Jen Hayes), our overnight chaperones (Brenda Parker, Bob Rutter, Lisa Gladman, Rich Keil, Eileen Critchley, Tom Cunningham, Angela Russell, Jay McKelvey, Eloise Maun, Brian Ball, and Janna Thompson-Chordas), our equipment truck drivers (Dave Schmied and Bob Rutter), our luggage searchers and handlers (Rebecca Roberts, Ben Roberts, Molly Schmied, Matt Cunningham, Kurt Ritzman, and Phil Miller) and our check-in volunteer (Tricia Cunningham). And of course we are grateful for the time and effort put in by our directors, Jennifer Olis and Thomas Stanley, who spend the whole week at Camp with our students, away from their own homes and families. Band Camp LITERALLY would not happen without the help and support of this dedicated group. Thank you ALL for your support of our students!
Check out our Band Camp 2023 photo and video gallery.
Check out our Band Camp 2023 photo and video gallery.
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(Updated July 30, 2023)
MAY, 2023
A GREAT DAY FOR OUR SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE MUSICIANS!
Saturday May 6 was an amazing day filled with learning, team building, and fun for our seventh and eighth grade band and orchestra students. They began their day at GHHS, where the two groups (orchestra and band) met separately with professional adjudicators - local music educators who were hired to observe our students performing and then provide feedback and coaching. Each group performed several full music pieces while their adjudicators listened carefully and took notes, and then each adjudicator spent time with the student groups providing detailed feedback on the performances. Opportunities like this, to perform for and learn from instructors other than the same ones they see on the daily, can really help broaden and strengthen our young musicians' skills and abilities. And our students rose to the challenge and performed well, and engaged constructively in the feedback opportunity!
After the hard work of the day was over, the students boarded school buses and headed off to King's Island for the rest of the day. This part of the day was mostly for fun and a nearly-end-of-year celebration, but it was also planned in recognition of the fact that these two grade levels of students were the ones who were "just starting out" as instrumentalists when the pandemic hit, so they had to endure a lot of interruptions and challenges to their developing music careers. Our directors wanted to recognize and reward those efforts, and say thanks to our students for working so hard and sticking it out!
A day like this does not come together without a whole lot of contributors, and the GHBPA would like to say a particular thank you to all of the following:
After the hard work of the day was over, the students boarded school buses and headed off to King's Island for the rest of the day. This part of the day was mostly for fun and a nearly-end-of-year celebration, but it was also planned in recognition of the fact that these two grade levels of students were the ones who were "just starting out" as instrumentalists when the pandemic hit, so they had to endure a lot of interruptions and challenges to their developing music careers. Our directors wanted to recognize and reward those efforts, and say thanks to our students for working so hard and sticking it out!
A day like this does not come together without a whole lot of contributors, and the GHBPA would like to say a particular thank you to all of the following:
- Our middle school directors Thomas Stanley and Scott Heath, and interim director Dr. Julie Vish, who worked so hard to make this day a reality;
- Our professional adjudicators Danny Gleich (band) and Andrea Tippery (orchestra), who showed up at our school before 8am on a Saturday morning just to work with our students;
- Our volunteer chaperones Dave Barber, Oliver Decker, Beth Francis, Kelsey Lozano, Elizabeth McCusker, and Bob Rutter, as well as Mr. Stanley and Mr. Heath, who went along to King's Island and helped make sure our students had a safe, fun day at the park;
- Shawn Hinkle and the Grandview Heights Schools, who supported the effort and underwrote the costs of bussing to and from the park;
- all of YOU for your contributions to GHBPA fundraising, which underwrote the fees paid to our adjudicators;
- our students' families for financially supporting the rest of the day's costs (park admission, food, and other purchases at the park);
- Mother Nature for providing practically perfect weather, with no rain and pleasant temperatures throughout the day; and last but CERTAINLY not least
- our seventh and eighth grade band and orchestra students who made us incredibly proud in both venues - first by embracing and taking the performance and feedback opportunity very seriously at school, and then by using good judgment and behavior while being allowed to run semi-wild at the amusement park.
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(Updated May 7, 2023)
APRIL, 2023
CAKE WALK 2023 - A cake SMASHING SUCCESS!
We are still working on final numbers for Cake Walk 2023, but it appears we will ultimately raise something in the neighborhood of $8000 to support instrumental student programming and activities! Many MANY people and businesses helped us make this happen, and there are some groups that we would like to acknowledge below. Check out our Cake Walk 2023 Photo Album on the right, too, for lots of fun pictures and a few entertaining videos.
2023 CAKE WALK SPONSORS
An amazing number of local businesses offered gift cards, cakes, and other goods and services for us to sell at our silent auction, including: Start Talking Grandview, La Tavola, La Chatelaine, Pistacia Vera, Sadie Baby Sweets, Paul’s Kitchen, Chocolate Cafe, Sweet Carrot, Kroger, Aladdin’s, DK Diner, Cakes & More, Whole Foods Market, The Original Goodie Shop, Z Cucina, Golightly Bake Shop, Pure Imagination, Chocolatier, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Lion Cub’s Cookies, Figlio, Dewey’s Pizza, Watershed Distillery, Bobcat Sports Bar, Third & Hollywood, Krema Nut Company, Modo Yoga, and Little Ladies Soft Serve.
We encourage you all to stop in and say "thank you" as well, to let them know how much the community appreciates their support of our students. And one more big thanks goes out to Band Parent Jenni Betz for spearheading the effort to gather these sponsorships.
2023 CAKE WALK VOLUNTEERS
Simply put, an operation as big as Cake Walk 2023 does not happen without a whole lot of community volunteers pitching in to help. This year we had parents of students who were too young to play instruments, HS students who have never played an instrument, parents whose students graduated years ago, and a little bit of everything in between! For every volunteer we snapped a photo of, we know there were ten others we missed - but the GH Band Parents Association is very, very grateful to ALL of the volunteers who helped make this year's event a huge fundraising and FUN-raising success!
2023 CAKE WALK BAND DIRECTORS
While making the cake walk magic happen just by making the music happen, our directors were also teaching and supporting our "guest" conductors, occasionally sitting in with the rhythm sections, and monitoring the action across a loud and crowded gymnasium.....truly, these folks did it all! And before they did any of that, they spent time in the classroom, prepping our band students to be able to play in that same loud and crowded environment, which is no small task. Please help the GH Band Parents Association give a big thank you to Scott Heath (MS band director), Thomas Stanley (HS/MS orchestra director and assistant HS marching band director), and Julie Vish (interim HS band director) - and to Jennifer Olis (HS band director) as well, who certainly helped lay the groundwork with our young musicians, even though she was not with us last Friday night.
2023 CAKE WALK CO-CHAIRS
Last but certainly not least, the REAL HEROES of the 2023 Cake Walk are Catt Dimes and Kate Lobley, who chaired our event for the second straight year. Catt and Kate were everywhere doing everything, all night long, and they are the biggest reason that this fundraising event was so wildly successful. Please join the Grandview Heights Band Parents Association in a HUGE THANK YOU to Catt and Kate for all of their hard work on behalf of our students!
(Updated April 22, 2023)
2023 CAKE WALK SPONSORS
An amazing number of local businesses offered gift cards, cakes, and other goods and services for us to sell at our silent auction, including: Start Talking Grandview, La Tavola, La Chatelaine, Pistacia Vera, Sadie Baby Sweets, Paul’s Kitchen, Chocolate Cafe, Sweet Carrot, Kroger, Aladdin’s, DK Diner, Cakes & More, Whole Foods Market, The Original Goodie Shop, Z Cucina, Golightly Bake Shop, Pure Imagination, Chocolatier, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Lion Cub’s Cookies, Figlio, Dewey’s Pizza, Watershed Distillery, Bobcat Sports Bar, Third & Hollywood, Krema Nut Company, Modo Yoga, and Little Ladies Soft Serve.
We encourage you all to stop in and say "thank you" as well, to let them know how much the community appreciates their support of our students. And one more big thanks goes out to Band Parent Jenni Betz for spearheading the effort to gather these sponsorships.
2023 CAKE WALK VOLUNTEERS
Simply put, an operation as big as Cake Walk 2023 does not happen without a whole lot of community volunteers pitching in to help. This year we had parents of students who were too young to play instruments, HS students who have never played an instrument, parents whose students graduated years ago, and a little bit of everything in between! For every volunteer we snapped a photo of, we know there were ten others we missed - but the GH Band Parents Association is very, very grateful to ALL of the volunteers who helped make this year's event a huge fundraising and FUN-raising success!
2023 CAKE WALK BAND DIRECTORS
While making the cake walk magic happen just by making the music happen, our directors were also teaching and supporting our "guest" conductors, occasionally sitting in with the rhythm sections, and monitoring the action across a loud and crowded gymnasium.....truly, these folks did it all! And before they did any of that, they spent time in the classroom, prepping our band students to be able to play in that same loud and crowded environment, which is no small task. Please help the GH Band Parents Association give a big thank you to Scott Heath (MS band director), Thomas Stanley (HS/MS orchestra director and assistant HS marching band director), and Julie Vish (interim HS band director) - and to Jennifer Olis (HS band director) as well, who certainly helped lay the groundwork with our young musicians, even though she was not with us last Friday night.
2023 CAKE WALK CO-CHAIRS
Last but certainly not least, the REAL HEROES of the 2023 Cake Walk are Catt Dimes and Kate Lobley, who chaired our event for the second straight year. Catt and Kate were everywhere doing everything, all night long, and they are the biggest reason that this fundraising event was so wildly successful. Please join the Grandview Heights Band Parents Association in a HUGE THANK YOU to Catt and Kate for all of their hard work on behalf of our students!
(Updated April 22, 2023)
CAKE WALK 2023 PHOTO ALBUM
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MARCH, 2023
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MIDDLE SCHOOL OMEA SOLO & ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS!
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This past Saturday, a total of ten Larson Middle School students participated in the OMEA solo & ensemble competition at Canal Winchester High School. Not only is this an awesome, huge number of participating students, it's the first time that we have sent any students to the middle school competition in many, many years! Students prepare a short solo and/or ensemble piece, perform it in front of a judge (usually current or retired music educators), and receive a written rating and feedback for their performance. Congratulations to seventh and eighth grade students Laura Alvarez-Link, Hudson Barber, Mira Bondy, Evie DeLong, Bruno Lount, Max McCullough, Charlotte Ritzman, Callie Rutter, Audrey Siefker, and Isla Swisher for embracing this performance and learning opportunity! And kudos and thanks also to Mrs. Olis, Mr. Heath, and Dr. Julie Vish (Mrs. Olis's substitute during her maternity leave), for helping our students prepare for the big day. Mr. Heath and Dr. Vish spent many hours in Canal Winchester guiding our students through the experience as well! Check out some photos from the day down below.
The GH Band Parents Association is proud to have underwritten the students' participation in this activity - and of course that means we are grateful to all of you, as well, for helping to raise the funds that made it all possible. Thank you! (Updated March 26, 2023) |
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ANOTHER GREAT FIELD TRIP EXPERIENCE!
Mr. Stanley recently partnered with Columbus's own ProMusica Chamber Orchestra for a great in- and out-of-class learning experience for our 7-12th grade orchestra students. ProMusica presents an innovative program called Naked Classics, which explores classical music in a fun and fresh format through multimedia images, animation, sound bites, and interviews with the musicians. ProMusica engages professional composer, presenter, and animateur Paul Rissman to lead the program, and Mr. Rissman visited GHHS along with one of the ProMusica musicians to provide an in-class preview of the event last week.
Then Mr. Stanley and the students and a few lucky parent chaperones took in the full program, titled Mozart, Journey of a Genius, on Friday, March 3 at the Southern Theatre in downtown Columbus. Mr. Stanley enthusiastically reported that the students had a great time and declared that "we'll be doing more of this in the future!"
The GH Band Parents Association is proud to have supported this extended learning opportunity for our orchestra students! And, as always, we are so grateful to all of you for helping us raise the funds that make these types of events possible. Thank you!
(Updated March 6, 2023)
The GH Band Parents Association is proud to have supported this extended learning opportunity for our orchestra students! And, as always, we are so grateful to all of you for helping us raise the funds that make these types of events possible. Thank you!
(Updated March 6, 2023)
February, 2023
CONGRATS TO OUR MOST RECENT HONOR BAND PARTICIPANTS!
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A hearty congratulations to Larson Middle School musicians, pictured left to right: Max McCollough (horn), Charlotte Ritzman (flute), and Tucker Betz (percussion), who performed in the Ohio Wesleyan Honor Band this past Friday and Saturday with 90 other incredible middle school band students from across the state of Ohio. Truly an outstanding achievement to be selected! We are is so proud of our band students for going above and beyond with performance opportunities like this.
Interested in learning more about how your student can participate in future opportunities like this? Contact Mrs. Olis or Mr. Heath for more information!
(Updated February 21, 2023)
Interested in learning more about how your student can participate in future opportunities like this? Contact Mrs. Olis or Mr. Heath for more information!
(Updated February 21, 2023)
JANUARY, 2023
STILL MORE GHHS MUSICIAN ACHIEVEMENTS!
Four Grandview High School instrumentalists participated in the recent District 15 Solo and Ensemble Contest last Saturday, January 21, at Reynoldsburg High School. Over 1000 students across Central Ohio participated in this annual event at the Reynoldsburg location alone! Students perform a prepared solo or ensemble piece and receive ratings from music instructors who serve as adjudicators for the event Students also have the option to perform in the "Festival Division" for comments only.
Grandview Band students performing solos at contest this year included junior Lyla Baxter (bari sax), freshman Livia Glaser (bassoon), senior Aylish O’Harra (clarinet, pictured here, at the event), and junior Colin Parker (trumpet). ALL FOUR of our Grandview musicians received ratings of superior or excellent! Congratulations to these fantastic musicians!
The Band Parents Association underwrites the fees for participation at OMEA, so there is no cost to the students. Thanks to evereyone reading this for helping to make this possible for our students! BPA is proud to support this type of performance and learning experience - and of course we are extra proud of these four students for taking advantage of the opportunity. Way to go, Lyla, Livia, Aylish, and Colin!
(Updated January 27, 2023)
Grandview Band students performing solos at contest this year included junior Lyla Baxter (bari sax), freshman Livia Glaser (bassoon), senior Aylish O’Harra (clarinet, pictured here, at the event), and junior Colin Parker (trumpet). ALL FOUR of our Grandview musicians received ratings of superior or excellent! Congratulations to these fantastic musicians!
The Band Parents Association underwrites the fees for participation at OMEA, so there is no cost to the students. Thanks to evereyone reading this for helping to make this possible for our students! BPA is proud to support this type of performance and learning experience - and of course we are extra proud of these four students for taking advantage of the opportunity. Way to go, Lyla, Livia, Aylish, and Colin!
(Updated January 27, 2023)
MORE GHHS MUSICIAN ACHIEVEMENTS
GHHS musicians Ali Hamm and Colin Parker attended the two and half day Ohio State Honor Band Festival earlier this month, where they participated in masterclasses with OSU music faculty and then finished the weekend performing in one of three honor bands.
The Festival included more than 250 talented musicicans representing 100 high schools in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and California. It's a huge honor to be selected for this event, and we are so proud of our GHHS students for seeking out and seizing these additional performance and learning opportunities. Congratulations, Ali and Colin!
(Updated January 22, 2023)
(Updated January 22, 2023)
DECEMBER, 2022
OSU FIELD TRIP- THAT'S A WRAP!
On Friday December 2, our fifth and sixth grade instrumental music students (167 in all, from both the band and orchestra programs!) traveled to Ohio State to be in the audience for OSU's Music Celebration Youth Concert - an annual event that returned for the first time since 2019. The concert featured jazz, orchestral, vocal, and marching band music, with performers on stage, in the aisles, in the balconies, and often close enough to touch! There were even several GH alumni among the collegiate performers.
This event was made possible with the support of GHS District administration and the entire instrumental music staff, the twenty parent chaperones who volunteered their time to supervise the students, and it was underwritten by the Grandview Heights Band Parents Association - which means it was made possible by all of you, too. Thank you to everyone who has donated time, effort, and money to help us raise funds to support student programming like this!
Several parent chaperones shared photos from the event, which we have compiled into the slide show below. Enjoy!
This event was made possible with the support of GHS District administration and the entire instrumental music staff, the twenty parent chaperones who volunteered their time to supervise the students, and it was underwritten by the Grandview Heights Band Parents Association - which means it was made possible by all of you, too. Thank you to everyone who has donated time, effort, and money to help us raise funds to support student programming like this!
Several parent chaperones shared photos from the event, which we have compiled into the slide show below. Enjoy!
(Updated December 5, 2022)
NOVEMBER, 2022
OHIO WINDS VISIT
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On November 4, the Ohio Winds faculty wind sextet (flute, oboe clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, and horn) from Ohio University visited Grandview Heights! They performed a concert for our GHHS students, showcasing professional level chamber music. A great opportunity for our students!
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(Updated November 21, 2022)
GH MUSICIANS, OUT AND ABOUT!
November 12-13 was a blockbuster weekend for our GH instrumental music students! Eighth grade band members Ella Kinsinger (percussion) and Max McCullough (horn) spent the day on Saturday at Thomas Worthington High School, as part of the OMEA District 15 Middle School Honors Band. Meanwhile GH High School musicians Carmen Cunningham (cello) and Aylish O'Harra (viola) - who are both members of the GH band and orchestra programs - performed as members of the Columbus Youth Symphony Orchestra's Repertory Orchestra on Saturday evening. And six more GHHS musicians - including Liv Glaser (bassoon), Ali Hamm (clarinet), Alayna Lee (tenor sax), Reece Mayfield (alto sax), Colin Parker (trumpet), and Alex Young (trombone) - participated in Capital University's two-day Band Festival, culminating in their performance with two different honors bands.
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The Grandview Heights Band Parents are so proud of all of these students! If you are interested in learning about how your young musician can get involved in opportunities like these, please contact your student's director to learn more!
(Updated November 14, 2022)
(Updated November 14, 2022)
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This web site is maintained by the Grandview Heights Band & Orchestra Boosters, serving and supporting the instrumental music students of the Grandview Heights Schools.
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