South Bay                           SCHOOL of MUSIC ARTS                         Studio #10

R e e d s  &  B r a s s

A Quarterly Publication

Summer 2010

 from the Studio of Morris Goldstein     

From the Director -

What is Enharmonic Notation? Enharmonic notation is the possible use of two or more different names for the same pitch. Why is Enharmonic Notation Necessary? Primarily, enharmonic notation is necessary because music is written according to its tonal relationships rather than according to its sound. In this respect, music is like language in which the same sound of word, is spelled differently according to its context or meaning, for example, to, too, and two.

Events to Remember

    Ginga at Koongs Resturant Sept 11

                                                               
Band Personnel for 2010 

Ginga:  Greg Anderson, keyboard; Mark Arroyo, guitar; Deborah Goldstein, vocals & keyboard bass; Jeff Thompson, trombone; Morris Goldstein, tenor sax & clarinet; Gregory Lindsay, drums.

Big Band: Greg Anderson, keyboard; Mark Arroyo & Tetsuya Masuishi,  guitars; Don Sawdy, drums; Deborah Goldstein, vocals & keyboard bass; Morris Goldstein, alto sax; Marion Lewis, alto sax; Jules Goldberg, tenor sax; Ralph Deadwyler, tenor sax; Mike Bernstein, bari sax; Jeff Thompson, trombone; Denise Whitney, trombone; Alejandro Puel, trombone; Paul Kyle, trombone; Dennis Gamban, trumpet; Norm Geimer, trumpet; Mark Miller, trumpet; Jerry Kroth, trumpet   

Wind Ensemble:    Christine Gohil, flute; Rolena Thomassin, flute; Yuika Watanabe, flute; Sarah Benton, flute & piccolo; Alex Ames, clarinet; Raymond Yeh, clarinet and keyboard; Elliott Wang, clarinet; Daniel Kline, clarinet; Joey Hong, clarinet; Sean Barnes, clarinet; Oliver Wang, clarinet  bass clarinet; Allan Zhao, alto sax; Sean Bautista, alto sax; Zachary Barnes, alto sax; Gary Lynch, alto sax; Meg Trask, clarinet & tenor Sax; Ben Tan, tenor sax; Patrick O'Brien, bari sax; Jeff Crowe, trumpet; Daniel Taborga, trumpet;  Jamie Whitney, baritone; Rolena Thomassin, trombone; Thomas Benton, percussion;  Aarsh Vyas, percussion; Vishal Reddy, percussion

 

  		 New Repertoire for the 2010 Season:

Ginga:   Jumpin' the Broom, Daahoud, Straight No Chaser

 

 

Big Band:  Night & Day, Song For Horace, Wave, Georgia On My Mind, Count Bubba, Something's Gotta Give, Children of the Night, Land of Make Believe

 

Wind Ensemble: 

Jazz & Classical Concert

American Salute, Variations on a Shaker Theme, Emperata Overture, Goddess of Fire, Night Train, Birdland, Shadow Dancer, Power Source, What I'd Say, Precious, Wish You Were There

 

 

 

 

  SPECIAL NEWS EVENTS:

Recording Session:  I just finished a recording session (Aug) of old marches by Fulton. He was a composer at the turn of the century, around 1900.  Jeff Yeager, former MHS student, discovered these marches, but could not locate any recordings, so he put together about 25 musicians and we sight-read and recorded about 30 of Fultons' marches.  I will  have a CD soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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