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QUOTE (artishard @ May 29 2006, 08:31 PM) i'm excited, because i've never been able to go to world because of conflicting schedules. plus, it's in california, which has amazing weather. Your going?

Sorry i didnt add any in depth info in my last post, i was in a hurry. Heres some info on bells new asst. BD straight from the website. Jolette Wine Jolette Mitchell Wine began playing the flute at Central Junior High in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford I.S.D. under the direction of Mr. Norman White. She then attended L.D. Bell High School with Mr. Roger Winslow as her band director. Following her high school years, Ms. Wine attended West Texas A&M University where she studied flute with Dr. Gary Garner and began her studies in music education. She received a Bachelor of Music Education at the University of Texas at Arlington and a Master of Music in flute performance from the University of North Texas where she studied flute with Dr. Mary Karen Clardy. Ms. Wine began her band directing tenure in the Lewisville I.S.D. at Hedrick Middle School where she taught for 4 years. She then went to teach in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford I.S.D. at Euless Jr. High where she taught for 6 years. Ms. Wine has been teaching in the Grapevine - Colleyville I.S.D. for the past 15 years. She began teaching at Colleyville Middle School in 1990 and in 1994 the Colleyville Middle School Band was named as the CC State Honor Band of Texas. In 1995, she was named "Teacher of the Year" for Colleyville Middle School. In the fall of 1996, Ms. Wine opened the new middle school in the Grapevine-Colleyville I.S.D. and moved from Colleyville Middle School to Cross Timbers Middle School. The 2001-02 Honors Band was named 2nd runner up in the CC state middle school contest. In 2004, Ms, Wine was named "Teacher of the Year" for Cross Timbers Middle School. Ms. Wine has a 14 year old son named Carson Wine who attended Cross Timbers Middle School and played trombone in the Honors Band. He will be attending Grapevine H.S. in the fall.

So i lied. Im going to U of houston. lol

www.ldbellband.org click inportant info

Small chance but i may go to UTA. Smaller chance of SFA, then a ver slim chance of TCU. but i may go to one of those.

QUOTE (saxybeast19 @ May 22 2006, 08:13 PM) hey im a tenor sax going up to Bell next year Is this ryan pegram?

QUOTE (Skippy @ May 26 2006, 06:11 AM) Record a solo you haven't played since last year, and do it after a 2-hour marching band rehearsal in one take, the night before the tape is due. Worked for me. Is it really that easy...

i voted yes. no comment other than that

QUOTE (artishard @ May 24 2006, 08:39 PM) i'm allowed to have more of an ego than you, check the results. PWNED.

QUOTE (artishard @ May 24 2006, 08:09 PM) haha, you play trumpet, which is inferior to french horn, so don't try and act like you could even attempt to play horn. Ha, you play french horn! Dont even act like you have a trumpet-like ego!

Ours is pretty dang big this year. 8 snares, 6 basses, 5 tenors, 6( i think) cybmals and a biiiiig pit

QUOTE (sax5warrior @ May 24 2006, 03:47 PM) was that a threat Heck yes it was. Well......no. Just the truth

QUOTE (artishard @ May 23 2006, 10:06 PM) you should tryout too Id pwn you if we even played the same instrument

Start practicing now. The sooner the better!

I just had some nyquil. Just my luck that i would get sick as marching season starts....

QUOTE (mbui @ May 21 2006, 10:54 PM) I recommend his electronic opera, Paradise Lost. If Paradise Lost ever does a tour in Texas...I'm going to be all over it. Is there a CD i can buy? * Nevermind i just saw read the website

My life wouldnt be the same without this song. No exaggeration.

QUOTE (Fortisimo @ May 18 2006, 06:33 PM) That is, except you haven't said anything about the nature of higher order spatial dimensions in the much more contemporary String/M Theory. ??????? This stuff goes way over my head, Im not going to attempt understanding it

"Blue Knights Announce 2006 Program Dark Knights explores of the music of Samuel Barber, embracing the rich romantic melodies, aggressive rhythmic textures and dark harmonies embodied in his

QUOTE (Skippy @ May 15 2006, 04:25 PM) Thanks Zach. I was just wondering why the Capital Regiment arrangement of Equus sounded so similar... Oh you were the one wondering about that? I just thought Erika was being nerdy when she asked me

QUOTE (Aegis Fang @ May 16 2006, 06:52 AM) hey skippy, what corps you marching for now? Capital Regiment your welcome aaron

Talk about apples and oranges. I love them both really, but Whitacre just has more emotion attached to it.

Is that even possible....I know there was a Simpsons episode were Homer and Bart somehow ended up in a 4th dimension. Maybe go watch it.

Im hoping theyll overcome it somehow. Wow wouldnt it suck for their 50th year to be their last.

" Phantom Regiment is being sued for defaulting on a $450,000 bank loan. The suit, filed Dec. 16, lists Rescomm Holdings No. 2 LLC, as the plaintiff. According to the suit, the Rockford-based Phantom Regiment took out a $450,000 loan on March 7, 2000, but has failed to maintain payments. Rescomm is trying to collect on an outstanding balance of $367,563.67. Thursday, Phantom Regiment Board President Tim Farrell said the loan was initially taken out from a local bank to