The East Irondequoit Lancer Marching Band invites the community to its annual "Rainbow of Stars" field band show at 7 p.m. this Saturday, Sept. 8, at Eastridge High School, 2350 East Ridge Road, Irondequoit.
Tickets are $5 in advance, available at all East Irondequoit school offices, and $6 at the door.
Proceeds from the show will support the band's needs during the 2012 competitive season.
For tickets or for more information, contact Sara Christman, (585) 467-3332, or Kim Lasher, (585) 323-1512.
The 2012 Lancer Marching Band will perform RED,a fairy tale journey based on the celebrated story of Little Red Riding Hood.
"I am very excited, as always, about Rainbow of Stars," said Lancer band director Jeff Hoffman. "This year, we have eight bands competing at our show including some new faces: New Hartford and Oswego."
"Competition in the Small School 1 division and National division should prove to be entertaining at this year's Rainbow of Stars," Hoffman added, "as each division has three bands vying for first place that night."
Small School 1 division will include East Irondequoit, New Hartford, and reigning state champion Medina.
The show will also have the 2012 Large School 2 State Champions, Lancaster, returning as well as local bands Greece, Webster, and Victor.
"I think the crowd is in for high caliber performances from some of the best bands in the state," Hoffman said.
Eastridge High School's Lancer Marching Band is celebrating its 35th season in the New York State Field Band Conference. The group’s storied and successful history includes winning six NYSFBC Championships.
Lancer band staff includes Scott Hoffman, Dave Savine, Francois Auclair, Jordan Champion, Sarah Gibbs, Jenn Pulleyn, Ashley Wojtczak, Cam Griffith, and Katie Aldridge. Music is arranged by Nick Baratta, and drill design is by Francois Auclair.
The Lancer band is led on the field by drum major Emily DiMuro.
Commitment, Pride, and Excellence signify the goals the Lancers strive for on and off the field.
Field bands' September/October competitive season will lead up to the NYS Field Band Championships at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse on Sunday, October 28.
The East Irondequoit Lancer Marching Band invites the community to its annual "Rainbow of Stars" field band show at 7 p.m. this Saturday, Sept. 8, at Eastridge High School, 2350 East Ridge Road, Irondequoit.
Tickets are $5 in advance, available at all East Irondequoit school offices, and $6 at the door.
Proceeds from the show will support the band's needs during the 2012 competitive season.
For tickets or for more information, contact Sara Christman, (585) 467-3332, or Kim Lasher, (585) 323-1512.
The 2012 Lancer Marching Band will perform RED,a fairy tale journey based on the celebrated story of Little Red Riding Hood.
"I am very excited, as always, about Rainbow of Stars," said Lancer band director Jeff Hoffman. "This year, we have eight bands competing at our show including some new faces: New Hartford and Oswego."
"Competition in the Small School 1 division and National division should prove to be entertaining at this year's Rainbow of Stars," Hoffman added, "as each division has three bands vying for first place that night."
Small School 1 division will include East Irondequoit, New Hartford, and reigning state champion Medina.
The show will also have the 2012 Large School 2 State Champions, Lancaster, returning as well as local bands Greece, Webster, and Victor.
"I think the crowd is in for high caliber performances from some of the best bands in the state," Hoffman said.
Eastridge High School's Lancer Marching Band is celebrating its 35th season in the New York State Field Band Conference. The group’s storied and successful history includes winning six NYSFBC Championships.
Lancer band staff includes Scott Hoffman, Dave Savine, Francois Auclair, Jordan Champion, Sarah Gibbs, Jenn Pulleyn, Ashley Wojtczak, Cam Griffith, and Katie Aldridge. Music is arranged by Nick Baratta, and drill design is by Francois Auclair.
The Lancer band is led on the field by drum major Emily DiMuro.
Commitment, Pride, and Excellence signify the goals the Lancers strive for on and off the field.
Field bands' September/October competitive season will lead up to the NYS Field Band Championships at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse on Sunday, October 28.
