NEBO TOURNAMENT OF BANDS
Payson High School - Saturday September 26, 2009
1050 S Main, Payson, UT 84651
DIRECTIONS (from Mapquest): I-15 S to exit 250 and turn towards Payson. Turn right onto W 100 N / State Road / UT-198, then slight left onto UT-198/State Road. Turn left onto W 700 S. Turn right onto S Main Street.
1050 S Main Street is on the right.
Schedule
11:00am 1A - Grantsville
11:15 Salem Hills – WEST JORDAN LOAD TRAILER
11:30 Westlake
11:45 Spanish Fork
12:00pm Maple Mountain – WEST JORDAN DEPART FOR PAYSON HS
12:15 Springville
12:30 Timpanogos
12:45 Kearns
1:00 2A - Payson
1:15 Copper Hills
1:30 Provo – WEST JORDAN UNLOAD TRAILER, CHANGE INTO UNIFORMS, WARM-UP
1:45 Uintah
2:00 Roy
2:15 Ogden
2:30 Judges Break / Tabulation of Scores / Division 1A & 2A Awards
3:00 3A – Stansbury – WEST JORDAN TO LINE-UP
3:15 WEST JORDAN PERFORMANCE
3:30 Lone Peak – WEST JORDAN BACK TO BUSES TO CHANGE, LOAD TRAILER, EAT DINNER
3:45 Pleasant Grove
4:00 4A - Jerome
4:15 Timpview
4:30 Bingham
4:45 Orem – WEST JORDAN TO STANDS
5:00 Riverton
5:15 5A - Mountain Crest
5:30 American Fork
5:45 Judges Break / Tabulation of Scores / Division 3A, 4A & 5A Awards
6:15 LOAD BUSES AND DEPART FOR WJ
7:30 ARRIVE AT WJHS, UNLOAD TRAILER & GO HOME
GOOD LUCK! and remember:
Excellence is the result of caring more than others think is wise, risking more than others think is safe, dreaming more than others think is practical, and expecting more than others think is possible.
Ticket Prices (this is just an estimate – I haven’t received any information)
Adults - $5.00; Family Pass - $25.00
Pictures
The cost of the photo is usually somewhere between $12 and $20 and can be purchased at the competition or sent C.O.D.
Reminders
- You MUST wear Jeans and CLEAN WJ Band T-Shirts or Hoodies in Stands - no excuses!
-Have something to wear underneath your uniform pants - NOT JEANS (EX: boxers, leggings, etc.)
- Bring/Wear jacket if cold (blankets to sit on are also nice)
It is important to eat 3 meals Saturday - breakfast (in the morning when you get up), lunch (eat before we load the trailer) AND dinner (with us or on your own)
***THE WEATHER MAY BE COLD AND WET ON SATURDAY - please be prepared with jackets, rain gear, warm clothes, etc!
Checklist
YOU are responsible for making sure the following items are loaded on the trailer or with you on the bus:
In Garment Bag: CLEAN Uniform Jacket & Pants hung properly on hanger
(on trailer) Plain BLACK T -Shirt (CLEAN AND FRESHLY SCENTED)
Plain BLACK SOCKS (CLEAN AND FRESHLY SCENTED)
Black Marching Shoes (POLISHED)
Gloves (clean and white!)
Other Items: Hat in Hat Box
(on trailer) Instrument (cleaned, shined, and polished - no water spots!)
Other Items: Sticks/Mallets
Auxiliary, Cymbals, etc.
SOME GENERAL RULES:
1 - NO FOOD OR DRINK WHEN IN UNIFORM (this includes gum)
2 - WHEN IN PUBLIC - YOU ARE TO REMAIN IN FULL UNIFORM (jackets and pants zipped, hats, on, etc.)
3 - NO JEWELRY WHEN IN UNIFORM
4 - YOU MUST ASK FOR PERMISSION TO LEAVE THE STANDS AND GET FOOD, GO TO THE RESTROOM, ETC.
5 - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WITH LONGER HAIR - HAIR MUST BE FRENCH BRAIDED AND UP IN HAT
6 - NO ONE PLAYS UNTIL WE WARM UP TOGETHER
7 - WHEN ON THE BUS, STAY IN YOUR SEAT AND KEEP THE NOISE LEVEL DOWN - NO SINGING (unless you are singing through the show) AND NO SCREAMING!!!!
PARENTS: Please be aware that students are not allowed to drive to or from competitions with anyone but you, their parents, AND Mrs. Leyva
must be aware that you are transporting them in advance. Thank you!
GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN & PLAY WELL!!!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Weber State University Review
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY REVIEW
Tuesday September 22, 2009
Weber State University – Ogden, UT
DIRECTIONS (from Mapquest): Take I-15 N to US-89 N (exit 324) toward I-84 E/SO. Ogden. Merge onto US-89 N, then merge onto Harrison Boulevard/UT-203.
Schedule
3:30 WEST JORDAN LOAD TRAILER
4:00 Spanish Fork
4:15 Maple Mountain
4:30 Springville – WEST JORDAN DEPART FOR WSU
4:45 Weber
5:00 Viewmont
5:15 Salem Hills
5:30 Lehi
5:45 Uintah
6:00 Weber State University – WEST JORDAN UNLOAD TRAILER, CHANGE INTO UNIFORMS, WARM-UP
6:15 BREAK
6:30 Ogden
6:45 Roy
7:00 Fremont
7:15 Provo
7:30 Copper Hills - WEST JORDAN TO LINE-UP
7:45 WEST JORDAN PERFORMANCE
8:00 Lone Peak - WEST JORDAN BACK TO BUSES TO CHANGE, LOAD TRAILER, EAT DINNER
8:15 Bear River
8:30 BREAK
8:45 Riverton
9:00 Timpview – LOAD BUSES AND DEPART FOR WJ
9:15 Bingham
9:30 Sky View
9:45 Mountain Crest
10:00 Davis – ARRIVE AT WJ, UNLOAD TRAILER & GO HOME
10:15 American Fork
10:30 BREAK
10:45 Critique in Press Box
GOOD LUCK! and remember:
No one ever attains very eminent success by simply doing what is required of him; it is the amount and excellence of what is over and above the required that determines the greatness of ultimate distinction.
Ticket Prices
General Admission - $5.00; Family Pass (up to 6 people) - $25
Reminders
-Have something to wear underneath your uniform pants - NOT JEANS (EX: boxers, leggings, etc.)
- You may want to bring a jacket (in case it gets chilly)
It is important to eat 4 meals Tuesday - breakfast (before you arrive at school), lunch (at school), pre-dinner (after school) AND dinner (after we perform).
Checklist
YOU are responsible for making sure the following items are loaded on the trailer or with you on the bus:
In Garment Bag: CLEAN Uniform Jacket & Pants hung properly on hanger
(on trailer) Plain BLACK T -Shirt (CLEAN AND FRESHLY SCENTED)
Plain BLACK SOCKS (CLEAN AND FRESHLY SCENTED)
Black Marching Shoes (POLISHED)
Gloves (clean and white!)
Other Items: Hat in Hat Box
(on trailer) Instrument (cleaned, shined, and polished - no water spots!)
Other Items: Sticks/Mallets
Auxiliary, Cymbals, etc.
SOME GENERAL RULES:
1 - NO FOOD OR DRINK WHEN IN UNIFORM (this includes gum)
2 - WHEN IN PUBLIC - YOU ARE TO REMAIN IN FULL UNIFORM (jackets and pants zipped, hats, on, etc.)
3 - NO JEWELRY WHEN IN UNIFORM
4 - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WITH LONGER HAIR - HAIR MUST BE UP IN HAT
5 - NO ONE PLAYS UNTIL WE WARM UP TOGETHER
6 - WHEN ON THE BUS, STAY IN YOUR SEAT AND KEEP THE NOISE LEVEL DOWN - NO SINGING (unless you are singing through the show) AND NO SCREAMING!!!!
PARENTS: Please be aware that students are not allowed to drive to
or from competitions with anyone but you, their parents,
AND Mrs. Leyva MUST be notified that you are transporting them
in advance. Thank you!
GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN & PLAY WELL!!!
Tuesday September 22, 2009
Weber State University – Ogden, UT
DIRECTIONS (from Mapquest): Take I-15 N to US-89 N (exit 324) toward I-84 E/SO. Ogden. Merge onto US-89 N, then merge onto Harrison Boulevard/UT-203.
Schedule
3:30 WEST JORDAN LOAD TRAILER
4:00 Spanish Fork
4:15 Maple Mountain
4:30 Springville – WEST JORDAN DEPART FOR WSU
4:45 Weber
5:00 Viewmont
5:15 Salem Hills
5:30 Lehi
5:45 Uintah
6:00 Weber State University – WEST JORDAN UNLOAD TRAILER, CHANGE INTO UNIFORMS, WARM-UP
6:15 BREAK
6:30 Ogden
6:45 Roy
7:00 Fremont
7:15 Provo
7:30 Copper Hills - WEST JORDAN TO LINE-UP
7:45 WEST JORDAN PERFORMANCE
8:00 Lone Peak - WEST JORDAN BACK TO BUSES TO CHANGE, LOAD TRAILER, EAT DINNER
8:15 Bear River
8:30 BREAK
8:45 Riverton
9:00 Timpview – LOAD BUSES AND DEPART FOR WJ
9:15 Bingham
9:30 Sky View
9:45 Mountain Crest
10:00 Davis – ARRIVE AT WJ, UNLOAD TRAILER & GO HOME
10:15 American Fork
10:30 BREAK
10:45 Critique in Press Box
GOOD LUCK! and remember:
No one ever attains very eminent success by simply doing what is required of him; it is the amount and excellence of what is over and above the required that determines the greatness of ultimate distinction.
Ticket Prices
General Admission - $5.00; Family Pass (up to 6 people) - $25
Reminders
-Have something to wear underneath your uniform pants - NOT JEANS (EX: boxers, leggings, etc.)
- You may want to bring a jacket (in case it gets chilly)
It is important to eat 4 meals Tuesday - breakfast (before you arrive at school), lunch (at school), pre-dinner (after school) AND dinner (after we perform).
Checklist
YOU are responsible for making sure the following items are loaded on the trailer or with you on the bus:
In Garment Bag: CLEAN Uniform Jacket & Pants hung properly on hanger
(on trailer) Plain BLACK T -Shirt (CLEAN AND FRESHLY SCENTED)
Plain BLACK SOCKS (CLEAN AND FRESHLY SCENTED)
Black Marching Shoes (POLISHED)
Gloves (clean and white!)
Other Items: Hat in Hat Box
(on trailer) Instrument (cleaned, shined, and polished - no water spots!)
Other Items: Sticks/Mallets
Auxiliary, Cymbals, etc.
SOME GENERAL RULES:
1 - NO FOOD OR DRINK WHEN IN UNIFORM (this includes gum)
2 - WHEN IN PUBLIC - YOU ARE TO REMAIN IN FULL UNIFORM (jackets and pants zipped, hats, on, etc.)
3 - NO JEWELRY WHEN IN UNIFORM
4 - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WITH LONGER HAIR - HAIR MUST BE UP IN HAT
5 - NO ONE PLAYS UNTIL WE WARM UP TOGETHER
6 - WHEN ON THE BUS, STAY IN YOUR SEAT AND KEEP THE NOISE LEVEL DOWN - NO SINGING (unless you are singing through the show) AND NO SCREAMING!!!!
PARENTS: Please be aware that students are not allowed to drive to
or from competitions with anyone but you, their parents,
AND Mrs. Leyva MUST be notified that you are transporting them
in advance. Thank you!
GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN & PLAY WELL!!!
Monday, August 17, 2009
Schedule for tommorrow 8/18
Trumpets and Low Brass~ Outside learning drill for #3 with Sam and Mr. Mangum
Battery~ Work on #3 with Sammie in auditorium
Woodwinds and Horns~Pep band and pre-game (and memorization of #3) music with Mrs Leyva in band room
Guard~ Routine in wrestling room.
Battery~ Work on #3 with Sammie in auditorium
Woodwinds and Horns~Pep band and pre-game (and memorization of #3) music with Mrs Leyva in band room
Guard~ Routine in wrestling room.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Fall Show Camp
We just finished 8-8 week! On the first day, we learned TWENTY-THREE sets. And even better, we marched AND played all 23 of them at the end of the day! FANTASTIC!
We did such a fabulous job that on Wednesday and Thursday we went home after dinner. We learned over 40 sets (the first two songs) and the guard learned a lot of routine for song #1. This year is going to be GREAT!!
Here are some pics and a video from the week.
We did such a fabulous job that on Wednesday and Thursday we went home after dinner. We learned over 40 sets (the first two songs) and the guard learned a lot of routine for song #1. This year is going to be GREAT!!
Here are some pics and a video from the week.
Great job everyone!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Marching Band Camp Info
WJHS Marching Band Camp Items
ATTIRE: Students should plan to be comfortable, but school dress code policy still applies. No spaghetti strap tops, tank tops, short shorts, etc. Shoes should be appropriate for marching (band) / dancing (guard) – NO FLIP FLOPS OR BARE FEET!
THINGS TO BRING:
Inverted-tip spray paint bottle – any color (available at any hardware store, like Home Depot or Lowe’s) – this will allow us to move through charting faster because students will not have to wait to have someone else paint their set.
Small stencil – take a small piece of cardboard (about 5 inches x 5 inches should do) and cut out a shape from the center of it (keep it simple – about 3 inches x 3 inches, maximum). Use this to spray your set and not your shoes. An original shape and color should help you better identify your spots on the field.
Hydration packs – this will allow students to have water with them AT ALL times
Sunblock – not just sunscreen. The more you use at the beginning of camp, the more comfortable you will be throughout camp. If you want a tan, get it on your own time – not during camp week (you’ll burn instead – trust me on this). If you are allergic to sunblock, plan to wear lightweight clothing with full coverage.
Zinc Oxide – especially for lips, nose, and ears.
Water bottle(s) – We will NOT be providing cups this year and students will NOT be allowed to share water bottles or drink straight from the water jugs. Students may wear hydration packs and/or bring water bottles to refill.
Hat & Sunglasses – protect your face, head, and eyes by keeping them covered.
Instruments / Equipment – you’ll need to have these with you after lunch for our music/routine rehearsals, and after dinner for our marching/music/routine rehearsal.
Pencil, “Gangsta Jazz” Music, Chart cards – You will need to have these with you AT ALL TIMES. You will be given your chart cards on the first day of camp.
Airmax – for wind players to help with breath support. This will be used during breathing exercises. You will be given your Airmax on the first day of camp.
Attendance scan card – this will enable us to ensure we credit you with your correct attendance for rehearsals. You will be given your card on the first day of camp and we will explain how to use it at that time. The card will be on a small chain so you can attach it to your instrument case or marching band backpack.
Drawstring backpack – we have drawstring backpacks available for student use to keep all of their marching band items in one location: empty water bottle, pencil, marching band music, chart cards, Airmax, spray paint, stencil, attendance scan card, etc.
Canopies – many students will bring canopies for themselves and their sections to get out of the sun during breaks. These are more than welcome as long as they are set up and taken down outside of rehearsal time or during scheduled breaks. Susan Richards (INCENTIVES PLUS) has donated 3 canopies to the band for use during this week, so please make sure to pass along your thanks to her and her company!
Coolers – students are welcome to keep coolers outside with snacks, drinks, etc. for breaks.
Battery-operated fans – these can be picked up at places like Party City for very little. They often have a neck strap so they can be worn around the neck and used to keep students cool.
WHAT TO EAT (bring for food)
PLEASE plan to eat a good breakfast BEFORE coming to rehearsal. Cereal, fruit, etc. are better choices than fast food.
FOR SNACKS: fruit or fruit-based snacks, string cheese (if it can be kept cold), vegetable sticks (carrots, celery, etc), water/juice are all better choices than candy and pop. Sorry guys, the more healthy, the better.
FOR MEALS: most students will be eating lunch at school, so sandwiches and fruit are good choices. There will not be access to a refrigerator or microwave, so please plan accordingly. Students are encouraged to stay away from fast food so that they may keep up their strength. All students WILL eat during lunch, whether they are hungry or not.
BREAKS: breaks will be given about once an hour, so students will have plenty of opportunities to get out of the sun, use the restroom, hydrate, snack, etc.
**You are an amazing group of young men and women and I have every confidence that you will meet or exceed our goals for this week. Thank you for all of your hard work to date. I am looking forward to a tremendous season with you all. Take care!
WJHS Marching Band Camp Schedule
MONDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am All wind and drumline players meet in Band Room for drill book orientation and review (pit rehearsal time is not until after lunch – 1pm)
8:30 Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK (students will be eating lunch in the commons area)
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 Inside – music rehearsal (breathing exercises, warm-up, focus on music to be performed with finished charts after dinner tonight)
BREAK
Music rehearsal continues (sectional work)
5:00 DINNER BREAK
- Flutes & Low Brass @ Brian Southwick’s house
- Clarinets & Saxes @ Park by Sammie Boothe’s house
- Trumpets & Percussion @ Joni Nuttall’s house
- Horns & Guard @ Nate Foote’s house
6:30 ALL meet outside for warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
8:00 Dismissal
TUESDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Review Monday’s charting
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 Inside – music rehearsal (breathing exercises, warm-up, focus on music to be performed with finished charts after dinner tonight)
BREAK
Music rehearsal continues (sectional work)
5:00 DINNER BREAK – BOOSTERS WILL BE DOING A BBQ for us at school
6:30 ALL meet outside for warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
8:00 Dismissal
WEDNESDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Review Monday & Tuesday’s charting
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 Inside – music rehearsal (breathing exercises, warm-up, focus on music to be performed with finished charts after dinner tonight)
BREAK
Music rehearsal continues (sectional work)
5:00 DINNER BREAK:
- Flutes & Clarinets & Horns @ Mindy Kilpatrick’s house
- Saxes & Trumpets & Guard @ Joni Nuttall’s house
- Low Brass & Percussion @ Spencer Weight’s house
**IF attendance has been good, students have been on time returning from meals and breaks, and we are on-track in our goal completion, students MAY be given the rest of the evening off tonight. That determination will not be made until the dinner break today and dinners will still be held together at the locations listed.
6:30 ALL meet outside for warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
8:00 Dismissal
THURSDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Review all charting learned to date
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 WITH INSTRUMENTS - warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
BREAK
Music & marching rehearsal continues
5:00 DINNER BREAK
- Flutes & Guard @ Aimee Bowman’s house
- Clarinets & Horns @ Devon Terry’s house
- Trumpets & Low Brass @ Brian Southwick’s house
- Saxes & Percussion @ Melissa Dawson’s house
8:00-10:00 End-of-Camp Pool Party at WJ Community Pool
(free for all marching band members)
Parents – there will be life guards on duty as well as adult supervision at this event. You are also welcome to attend.
ATTIRE: Students should plan to be comfortable, but school dress code policy still applies. No spaghetti strap tops, tank tops, short shorts, etc. Shoes should be appropriate for marching (band) / dancing (guard) – NO FLIP FLOPS OR BARE FEET!
THINGS TO BRING:
Inverted-tip spray paint bottle – any color (available at any hardware store, like Home Depot or Lowe’s) – this will allow us to move through charting faster because students will not have to wait to have someone else paint their set.
Small stencil – take a small piece of cardboard (about 5 inches x 5 inches should do) and cut out a shape from the center of it (keep it simple – about 3 inches x 3 inches, maximum). Use this to spray your set and not your shoes. An original shape and color should help you better identify your spots on the field.
Hydration packs – this will allow students to have water with them AT ALL times
Sunblock – not just sunscreen. The more you use at the beginning of camp, the more comfortable you will be throughout camp. If you want a tan, get it on your own time – not during camp week (you’ll burn instead – trust me on this). If you are allergic to sunblock, plan to wear lightweight clothing with full coverage.
Zinc Oxide – especially for lips, nose, and ears.
Water bottle(s) – We will NOT be providing cups this year and students will NOT be allowed to share water bottles or drink straight from the water jugs. Students may wear hydration packs and/or bring water bottles to refill.
Hat & Sunglasses – protect your face, head, and eyes by keeping them covered.
Instruments / Equipment – you’ll need to have these with you after lunch for our music/routine rehearsals, and after dinner for our marching/music/routine rehearsal.
Pencil, “Gangsta Jazz” Music, Chart cards – You will need to have these with you AT ALL TIMES. You will be given your chart cards on the first day of camp.
Airmax – for wind players to help with breath support. This will be used during breathing exercises. You will be given your Airmax on the first day of camp.
Attendance scan card – this will enable us to ensure we credit you with your correct attendance for rehearsals. You will be given your card on the first day of camp and we will explain how to use it at that time. The card will be on a small chain so you can attach it to your instrument case or marching band backpack.
Drawstring backpack – we have drawstring backpacks available for student use to keep all of their marching band items in one location: empty water bottle, pencil, marching band music, chart cards, Airmax, spray paint, stencil, attendance scan card, etc.
Canopies – many students will bring canopies for themselves and their sections to get out of the sun during breaks. These are more than welcome as long as they are set up and taken down outside of rehearsal time or during scheduled breaks. Susan Richards (INCENTIVES PLUS) has donated 3 canopies to the band for use during this week, so please make sure to pass along your thanks to her and her company!
Coolers – students are welcome to keep coolers outside with snacks, drinks, etc. for breaks.
Battery-operated fans – these can be picked up at places like Party City for very little. They often have a neck strap so they can be worn around the neck and used to keep students cool.
WHAT TO EAT (bring for food)
PLEASE plan to eat a good breakfast BEFORE coming to rehearsal. Cereal, fruit, etc. are better choices than fast food.
FOR SNACKS: fruit or fruit-based snacks, string cheese (if it can be kept cold), vegetable sticks (carrots, celery, etc), water/juice are all better choices than candy and pop. Sorry guys, the more healthy, the better.
FOR MEALS: most students will be eating lunch at school, so sandwiches and fruit are good choices. There will not be access to a refrigerator or microwave, so please plan accordingly. Students are encouraged to stay away from fast food so that they may keep up their strength. All students WILL eat during lunch, whether they are hungry or not.
BREAKS: breaks will be given about once an hour, so students will have plenty of opportunities to get out of the sun, use the restroom, hydrate, snack, etc.
**You are an amazing group of young men and women and I have every confidence that you will meet or exceed our goals for this week. Thank you for all of your hard work to date. I am looking forward to a tremendous season with you all. Take care!
WJHS Marching Band Camp Schedule
MONDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am All wind and drumline players meet in Band Room for drill book orientation and review (pit rehearsal time is not until after lunch – 1pm)
8:30 Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK (students will be eating lunch in the commons area)
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 Inside – music rehearsal (breathing exercises, warm-up, focus on music to be performed with finished charts after dinner tonight)
BREAK
Music rehearsal continues (sectional work)
5:00 DINNER BREAK
- Flutes & Low Brass @ Brian Southwick’s house
- Clarinets & Saxes @ Park by Sammie Boothe’s house
- Trumpets & Percussion @ Joni Nuttall’s house
- Horns & Guard @ Nate Foote’s house
6:30 ALL meet outside for warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
8:00 Dismissal
TUESDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Review Monday’s charting
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 Inside – music rehearsal (breathing exercises, warm-up, focus on music to be performed with finished charts after dinner tonight)
BREAK
Music rehearsal continues (sectional work)
5:00 DINNER BREAK – BOOSTERS WILL BE DOING A BBQ for us at school
6:30 ALL meet outside for warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
8:00 Dismissal
WEDNESDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Review Monday & Tuesday’s charting
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 Inside – music rehearsal (breathing exercises, warm-up, focus on music to be performed with finished charts after dinner tonight)
BREAK
Music rehearsal continues (sectional work)
5:00 DINNER BREAK:
- Flutes & Clarinets & Horns @ Mindy Kilpatrick’s house
- Saxes & Trumpets & Guard @ Joni Nuttall’s house
- Low Brass & Percussion @ Spencer Weight’s house
**IF attendance has been good, students have been on time returning from meals and breaks, and we are on-track in our goal completion, students MAY be given the rest of the evening off tonight. That determination will not be made until the dinner break today and dinners will still be held together at the locations listed.
6:30 ALL meet outside for warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
8:00 Dismissal
THURSDAY
Any canopies, chairs, etc. should be set-up outside near the band practice field BEFORE
8am OR during scheduled breaks
8am Outside for stretching and marching training
BREAK – sunscreen, water, snack
Review all charting learned to date
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning continues
12:00pm LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Wind & Drumline players – outside for quick stretch and chart/marching review
Pit – in auditorium for music rehearsal
Field positioning
BREAK
Field positioning
BREAK
3:00 WITH INSTRUMENTS - warm-up and adding music to charting for drill charts learned today
BREAK
Music & marching rehearsal continues
5:00 DINNER BREAK
- Flutes & Guard @ Aimee Bowman’s house
- Clarinets & Horns @ Devon Terry’s house
- Trumpets & Low Brass @ Brian Southwick’s house
- Saxes & Percussion @ Melissa Dawson’s house
8:00-10:00 End-of-Camp Pool Party at WJ Community Pool
(free for all marching band members)
Parents – there will be life guards on duty as well as adult supervision at this event. You are also welcome to attend.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Days of '47 Parade Info
Friday July 24, 2009 - 9:00am
WJ is #55
Please make sure all instruments have transportation home with you after rehearsal on Thursday 7/23, transportation back to school Friday morning, transportation back home Friday afternoon, and transportation back to school Monday morning for Marching Band Music Camp (for those in Marching Band). THANK YOU!
FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE
7:45am Load trailer and bus
Depart for Downtown SLC
8:30 Unload bus on 200 W between 200 S and South Temple
(we usually warm up either on the north side of the Exhibition Hall or in the parking lot on North Temple and 200W – depending on what is available when we arrive)
9:00 Parade begins
(Parade route starts at South Temple and State Street, east to 200 E, south to 900 S, east to Liberty Park, disbanding at 600 E. Length is 2.92 miles)
9:45/10:00 WJ should be on parade route
11:15/11:30 WJ finishes parade – gets water, loads trailer and bus
(bus will pick us up on the east side of Liberty Park along 700 E)
12:30pm WJ returns to WJHS – unload bus and trailer
REMINDERS
- make sure your instrument is out of the band room Thursday by 2:30pm
- please make sure your uniform is clean (black shorts, white/black polo, white socks, white shoes)
- polish/clean instrument
- long hair up and out of your face
- no jewelry, watches, etc.
- no nail polish
- remember to bring your hydration pack
- guard, percussion, drum majors/banner people – MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN ICE/WATER PERSON (they will need to be in summer band uniform attire to be allowed on the route)
Should you have any questions – you can contact Mrs. Leyva at 580-4161
WJ is #55
Please make sure all instruments have transportation home with you after rehearsal on Thursday 7/23, transportation back to school Friday morning, transportation back home Friday afternoon, and transportation back to school Monday morning for Marching Band Music Camp (for those in Marching Band). THANK YOU!
FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE
7:45am Load trailer and bus
Depart for Downtown SLC
8:30 Unload bus on 200 W between 200 S and South Temple
(we usually warm up either on the north side of the Exhibition Hall or in the parking lot on North Temple and 200W – depending on what is available when we arrive)
9:00 Parade begins
(Parade route starts at South Temple and State Street, east to 200 E, south to 900 S, east to Liberty Park, disbanding at 600 E. Length is 2.92 miles)
9:45/10:00 WJ should be on parade route
11:15/11:30 WJ finishes parade – gets water, loads trailer and bus
(bus will pick us up on the east side of Liberty Park along 700 E)
12:30pm WJ returns to WJHS – unload bus and trailer
REMINDERS
- make sure your instrument is out of the band room Thursday by 2:30pm
- please make sure your uniform is clean (black shorts, white/black polo, white socks, white shoes)
- polish/clean instrument
- long hair up and out of your face
- no jewelry, watches, etc.
- no nail polish
- remember to bring your hydration pack
- guard, percussion, drum majors/banner people – MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN ICE/WATER PERSON (they will need to be in summer band uniform attire to be allowed on the route)
Should you have any questions – you can contact Mrs. Leyva at 580-4161
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