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Band Concert Sunday (Feb 28th) |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 26 February 2010 |
The Poplarville High School Band, under the direction of Wilson Wise and Jarrett Windham, would like to announce its upcoming winter concert. The performance will be held Sunday February 28, 2010 at 3:00 pm in the Sanctuary of First Baptist Church, Poplarville. This concert will feature a variety of musical styles and will feature works from such renowned composers as Ralph Vaughan Williams and Vincent Persichetti. The highlight of the concert will be the premier of “…for fallen heros.” This piece is written in memory of soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan and was commissioned for the band by composer James Sclater of Clinton, MS. Dr. Sclater is a nationally recognized composer of all types of music and will be in attendance at the concert.
No admission is required but donations will be accepted to help with expenses for the band program. A reception will follow in the FBC Family Life Center.
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