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Welcome! I hope you are ready for another fantastic performance by one of our very talented performing arts programs! Thank you for attending and supporting the arts at SMCHS. The students enrolled in the SMCHS performing arts program are quite talented young men and women, and we are blessed that they are on the Eagle stage. Our students are guided and mentored by a premier group of dedicated and talented faculty. As principal, I am immensely proud of the young men and women and their teachers and leaders. The arts are an integral part of a high school student’s life and every student can benefit from their participation in many academic and social/emotional ways. Whether they are in instrumental music, choir, dance, theatre, handbells, tech crew or Comedy Sportz, the opportunities create balance in their school experience.

Our Lord, through the love of Christ, has greatly blessed us with a faculty and staff who teach, inspire, and lead these young men and women. Often, they are helping many of them prepare for a career in the arts. St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, our patroness, stated:

“Go courageously to God, along the way He has traced out for you, steadfastly embracing the means He offers you.”

These students are utilizing their extraordinary gifts and talents, and we celebrate them and their courage to share them with us. In every performance the SMCHS Performing Arts Department lives the charism of our school, Caritas Christi, the love of Christ. It is with gratitude to our gracious God for the great gift of these students and educators and for you, the wonderful supporters of this program, who join us today.

Caritas Christi, Cheri L. Wood, Principal

On behalf of the Performing Arts Department, I would like to thank you for choosing Santa Margarita Catholic High School and for supporting the performing arts. Your children are a gift; they are the heart and soul of the performance you are about to experience. Thank you for being here to witness and support the extraordinary efforts of these incredibly dedicated and talented people. Every live performance needs an audience and we are extremely grateful for your presence. SMCHS is proud to be the premier Catholic high school in South Orange County. Even though the previous season was unique, the Performing Arts Department was committed to live performances. When the time was right, we seized the opportunity to perform. Once again, SMCHS performances were commensurate with the finest arts education institutions offered in Orange County, and this year will be no exception.

We are extremely proud to present the 2021-22 season. This season will surely demonstrate a newfound sense of appreciation for the artistry, talent, and excellence that is customary for SMCHS performing arts. It is this sense of pride, accomplishment, excellence, and community support for continued growth that inspired the creation of this program cover. Thank you to our sponsors for their generous contributions. Your gift has a direct impact on the entire Performing Arts Department. Thanks to your partnership, we are able to provide students with opportunities they would not have otherwise. The possibilities are abundant. No matter what you give, the application of your gift goes directly toward student learning experiences. Sponsorships will be printed each year, and I encourage you to be a part of the growth of SMCHS performing arts. Your support and commitment have helped our program evolve to this level of excellence. I look forward to this ongoing partnership. The real benefactors are the young performers who bring their talents to the stage for our student body, school parents and the entire community. So whether you are passionate about dance, choir, handbells, theatre, steel drums, guitar, orchestra, band, eagle regiment, color guard, improv or jazz band – thank you for your partnership in valuing and supporting performing arts. Sincerely, Francisco Calvo Director of Performing Arts, Performing Arts Department Chair and Director of Vocal Music

We’re back! Welcome to another exceptional presentation by the Santa Margarita Catholic High School Performing Arts Department! Performing arts inspire and unify us in a fashion that embodies the God-given talent of our students, faculty and staff. Together, our passionate, dedicated and talented performing arts team foster love, enthusiasm and respect for the arts. In turn, these unique attributes provide the foundation of a memorable experience for which you are about to witness.

“Art is an experience, not an object.” – Robert Motherwell

Bravo to all of our patrons and benefactors for the countless ways in which they enhance our performing arts programs by way of generosity of time, treasure and talent. To our Eagle parents and families, thank you for entrusting SMCHS with

your most precious gift – your children. We are honored to partner with you in their education and look forward to your continued involvement and support. I invite you now to sit back and enjoy tonight’s outstanding performance!

All Good Things, J. Andrew Sulick ’91, President

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Most Reverend Kevin W. Vann, JCD, DD Bishop of Orange Mr. J. Andrew Sulick ‘91, President Mrs. Cheri L. Wood, Principal Mrs. Michelle Balash Lencioni, Vice President - Chief Financial Officer Mr. Sergio Muniz ‘91, Vice President Mr. Jim Hartigan, Vice Principal, Athletics Mr. Sammer Darwazeh, Assistant Principal, Campus Life Mr. Tom Smith, Assistant Principal, Student Services Mr. John Hayek, Assistant Principal, Academics Mrs. Monique Harrison ’00, Assistant Principal, Instruction and School Climate Fr. Timothy Donovan, Chaplain Mr. Patrick Visconti ’06, Assistant Principal, Mission Integration Mr. Raymond Dunne, Principal Emeritus Mr. Francisco Calvo, Director of Vocal Music and Performing Arts Department Coordinator Ms. Amanda Duncan, Director of Percussion Mr. Ruben Puebla, Director of Instrumental Music Mr. W. Chris Winn, Performing Arts Choral Director and Accompanist Mrs. Annette Melosini, Performing Arts Manager Mr. David Tehero, Performing Arts Technical Director Mrs. Aimee Martinez, Performing Arts Event Staff

Diocese of Orange SMCHS Facilities Maintenance Staff and Crew SMCHS Advancement Office SMCHS Nurses Office SMCHS Communications Department SMCHS ETV Department and Crew SMCHS Security SMCHS Arts Alliance and Parent Volunteers Mr. Chris Wabich, Steel Drum Tuner Mr. David Beery, Steel Drum Tuner Steve Wylie Photography For event photos, please visit: www.SteveWyliePhotography.com

The SMCHS Performing and Visual Arts Departments would like to extend a special thanks to all of the faculty and staff, volunteers, and donors for their incredible generosity and their support of our programs. Your time and donations support financial aid, productions,

tours, and concerts. You make it possible to run one of the finest Performing Arts programs in California.

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Francisco Calvo Performing Arts Director of Vocal Music & Performing Arts Department Coordinator

Mr. Calvo is highly respected in Southern California as a conduc-tor, pianist, composer/arranger, and musicologist. As a musicolo-gist Mr. Calvo has taught at the high school, community college, and university levels, and he regularly delivers pre-concert lectures for Long Beach City College Symphony Orchestra. The Cole Conservatory named Mr. Calvo Outstanding Music Historian for his achievements in musicology in 2007. As a con-ductor, his choirs and orchestras have received critical acclaim in the U. S. and abroad. As a com-poser/arranger, Mr. Calvo has worked on Hollywood films, and his original compositions are frequently commissioned by local school districts. He is pub-lished through Warming Sun Music, a member of the Ameri-can Musicological Society, and was one of six people in the U.S. to receive the Society's 2009-2010 Eileen Southern Award. Mr. Calvo is also a member of the American Choral Directors Association. Mr. Calvo began teaching at SMCHS in 2002 and now serves as Performing Arts Department Coordinator. In the summer of 2019, Mr. Calvo took the choral program to the Netherlands and Belgium. Mr. Calvo also teaches Intro. to Mu-sic History, and World Cultures

of Music at Chapman Universi-ty. Mr. Calvo lives in Orange with his wife Andrea, who was the 2017 O.C. Teacher of the Year and CA State Teacher of the Year Finalist, and their two children Isabel and Joseph.

Amanda Duncan Performing Arts Director of Percussion

Ms. Duncan is a multi-faceted per-cussionist and music educator based in Southern California. She has taught music since 2004 to people of all ages and abilities. She is the Di-rector of Percussion at SMCHS—where she teaches Steel Drums, Percussion, and AP Music Theory—and the percussion instructor at Or-ange Coast College. She also teaches through The Den Collective, an online music lesson platform and community. As a performer, Ms. Duncan plays drums and percussion with a wide variety of groups throughout Los Angeles and Orange County. She frequently performs and records with Tracy Thornton and Pan Rocks!, drums and key-boards with her band Three Forks Junction, local musical theatre com-panies, online virtual steel band pro-jects, and has shared the stage and recording studio with artists ranging from Mike Portnoy, Stephen Per-kins, and Billy Sheehan to Liam Teague, Martin Chalifour, and Mi-chael Giacchino. Ms. Duncan also serves as the chair of the Communi-cation and Outreach Committee for the National Society of Steel Band Educators and worked as music supervisor for the short documen-tary “The Jill of the Trade,” pro-duced by Xplore the World Produc-

tions. She’s been interviewed by the Trinidad Guardian, When Steel Talks, the podcasts “Strike Up” and “Concert Honesty,”, and featured on Pan Magazine’s social media ac-counts. Passionate about the steel pan and music of the West African diaspora, Ms. Duncan performed with the PCS Nitrogen Silver Stars Steel Orchestra in the 2016 Panora-ma finals competition in Trinidad, visited the Mangrove Steelband in London in 2019, and has also twice studied samba drumming and Brazil-ian culture in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, Bahia. Ms. Duncan re-ceived her bachelors and masters degrees in percussion performance from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at CSULB and Northern Illi-nois University, respectively.

Ruben Puebla Director of Instrumental Music, Choir Director

Mr. Puebla is a low brass musician and educator in the Orange County Area and in his inaugural semester with SMCHS. A local of southern Orange County, Mr. Puebla has been a consistent education presence in the area for over 14 years. He has worked with Mission Viejo High School, Laguna Hills High School, Trabuco Hills High School, La Quin-ta High School, Rancho Santa Mar-garita Intermediate, La Paz Interme-diate, Los Alisos Intermediate, and Serrano Intermediate, all while keeping an active private teaching studio. Most recently, Mr. Puebla was seen on national television lead-ing Trabuco Hills High School Thun-dering Mustangs Marching Unit down the Macy’s Day Parade in New York City. At SMCHS, Mr.

Puebla teaches both orchestras, the Wind Ensemble, Men’s Choir, Ea-gle Rock Band, and the Eagle Regi-ment Marching Band. On top of teaching, Mr. Puebla maintains an active presence as a performing mu-sician in Southern California, playing regularly with the Orange County Wind Symphony and the Orange County Brass Ensemble. He has also held principal positions with La Mirada Symphony, Dana Point Sym-phony, Symphony Irvine, and the Santa Monica Symphony. Currently, Mr. Puebla is working on the sound-track of Netflix original “Koala City,” due to release later this year. Mr. Puebla holds a Bachelors and Masters of Tuba Performance, both from California State University, Long Beach.

W. Chris Winn Choir Director, Accompanist

Mr. Winn combines his work at Santa Margarita Catholic High School under the amazing direction of Mr. Francisco Calvo with the joys of being Director of Music at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fullerton. In addition to these passions, Mr. Winn is leader of the Enchanted Evening Chamber Ensemble with perfor-mances throughout Southern Cali-fornia. Mr. Winn holds a Bachelor degree in music education and organ performance from Pacific Union College and a Masters of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Concordia University, Portland. Mr. Winn loves being a part of this crea-tive process with the kind and amaz-ingly talented students of the Per-forming Arts at SMCHS!

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Period 2 Men’s Choir Old Towne Road by Atticus Ross, Trent Reznor, Montero Lamar Hill, and Kiowa Roukema

Sebastian Carpou, Landon Bane, Clayton Nilsen, Noah Sulick Valerie by Dave McCabe, Boyan Chowdhury, and Abigail Harding

Ashley Prentice My Church by Maren Larae Morris and Michael James Ryan Busbee

Kate Ekezian Momma’s Broken Heart by Brandy Lynn Clark, Kacey Lee Musgraves, and Shane L McAnally

Jillian Lehman More Hearts Than Mine by Derrick Adam Southerland, Ingrid Andress, and Sam Mackenzie Ellis

Concert Choir & Women’s Chorus Honors Folsom Prison Blues by Johnny Cash

Octaviano Roges & Jack Shoemaker You Belong with Me by Liz Rose and Taylor Swift

Elaina Martinez Crazy by Wille Nelson

Skylar Regan It’s Now Or Never by Eduardo Di Capua, Aaron Schroeder, and Wally Gold

Jason Han I’ve Got a Crush on You by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin

Elizabeth Bork Life Is a Highway by William Thomas Cochrane

Period 1 Men’s Choir

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Brennan McMahon What a Difference a Day Makes by Maria Grever and Stanley Adams

Caliana Kanaan Jackson by Jerry Leiber and Billy Wheeler

Ethan Diaz & Delaney Jankanish Annie's Song by John Denver

Jack Shoemaker I Can’t Feel My Face by Max Martin, Paul Svensson, Ali Payami, and Savan Kotecha arr. Postmodern Jukebox

Period 6 Men’s Choir Fly Me to the Moon by Bart Howard

Raelyn Spooner Caminito by C. Peñaloza and J.d. Filiberto

Olivia Orellana The Way You Look Tonight by Dorothy Fields and Jerome Kern

Robert Troyan You Make it Easy by Brian Kelley, Tyler Reed Hubbard, Jordan Mark Schmidt, and Morgan Cole Wallen

Daniel Troyan Take Me Home, Country Roads by Bill Danoff, John Denver and Taffy Nivert-Danoff

Chamber Singers Honors

CHAMBER SINGERS Director: Mr. Francisco Calvo Accompanist: Mr. W. Chris Winn Elizabeth Bork Allen Cai Alex Casciola Ethan Diaz Zachary Evinger Jiachen Han Spencer Hogan Alexandra Holbrook Delaney Jankanish Caliana Kanaan Davin Maas Marcus Marquis Brennan McMahon Olivia Orellana Ashley Prentice Ryan Rajdeep Octaviano Roges John Shoemaker Raelyn Spooner Margaret Thilken Daniel Troyan Robert Troyan Chloe Vautrin CONCERT CHOIR Director: Mr. Francisco Calvo Accompanist: Mr. W. Chris Winn Madisyn Cammack Sawyer Denser Virginia Grosshans Natalie Haserot Payton Kennedy Dorathy Laster Gabriella Marchetti Elizabeth Navarro Haasini Prabhakar Jillian Torres Yueyao Wang Sofia Zavarella

ADVANCED WOMEN’S CHOIR Director: Mr. Francisco Calvo Accompanist: Mr. W. Chris Winn Emma Aguilar Sarah Atia Reagan Bailey Isabella Bournazian Carley Bowles Ashley Cheng Isabella Dyer Katherine Ekizian Sarah Ellison Ryann Furlong Rylee Gast Gianna Giacinto Samantha Glassman Claire Anne Gloriani Jewell Hart Christa Hayden Vanessa Hoey Kaitlyn Kreb Jillian Lehman Isabella Lightman Elaina Martinez Olivia Mejia Katherine Mulvihill Skylar Regan Caroline Sanders Mary Shepard Kathleen Shepard Mia Thomas Lilianna Tosches Nicole Turcios Bianca Vaquerano Jiaqi Wang Evelyn Weng Xingyuan Zhao

MEN’S CHOIR PERIOD 1 Director: Mr. W. Chris Winn Maximus Adams Jack Baldi Dylan Bartolucci Paul Bauman Aiden Bisbee Christopher Blake Andrew Buffington Collin Carr Charles Connelly Grant Degulis Conor Devlin Jake Fabiano Corbin Feathers Logan Freeborn Parker Herbert Jorge Jimenez Devon Johnson Jack Konopisos James Konopisos Logan Lim Spencer Loessberg Dean Luke Mason Mautino Jack McGee Michael McGuire Keller Morgan Austen Orrantia Lucas Owens Gavin Price Beck Querantes James Redfern Eli Slattery Liam Stuppy John Sullivan Jonathan Teasley Triston Tilton Nicolas Villar Tanner Warady Ryan Winters

MEN’S CHOIR PERIOD 2 Director: Mr. Francisco Calvo Tyler Ankrum Landon Bane Anthony Bays Christian Brossa Vincent Busch Sebastian Carpou Joaquin Cooke Carter Enoch Ian Filipcik Ryan Gass Alexander Grace Ian Grogan Ryan Hernandez Ward Jackson Brady Kezelman Stephen Lendsey Holden LeVine Jack Link Brett Luckham Pierce Martin Lukas McCloskey Brennan Miller-Jones Emmett Mosley Clayton Nilsen Aramis Perez Delmar Perez Andrew Salgado Austin Sanders Christopher Saucedo Yu Song Noah Sulick Blake Tefft Benjamin Volz Carter Wegis Everett Younkin

MEN’S CHOIR PERIOD 6 Director: Mr. Ruben Puebla Luke Ackerman Blake Baird David Barnes Garrett Bonam Owen Bradley Noah Cantrell Julian Cerruti Brock deFries Alexander Durham Cooper Feathers Grant Garrigan Hayden George Cade Gilbert Quinn Goodfield Aidan Holmes Tyler Johnson Lukas Lewis Brendan McGibbons John McKeehan Jonathan McKeever Douglas Nilsen Nicholas Parker Ethan Rimando Ethan Russell Ethan Saint Ryan Silva Jackson Thun Riley Treister Brady Vignone Jaden Williams Jack Yurosek LaRue Zamorano

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EAGLE ROCK BAND

Summon the Heroes by John Williams, arr. John Higgins Armed Forces Medley Traditional

WIND ENSEMBLE

Ashokan Farewell by Jay Ungar, arr. Calvin Custer feat. Jay Huang, violin Viola Rampage by Timothy Isham feat. SMCHS violas

ORCHESTRA PERIOD 2 Theme from Schindler’s List by John Williams, arr. Robert Longfield and Amy Barlowe feat. Adelene Ahn, violin and Andrew Smet, viola Music from “Incredibles 2” by Michael Giacchino, arr. Larry Moore

ORCHESTRA PERIOD 1 Fanfare for the Common Man by Aaron Copland, arr. Robert Longfield Superman Returns by John Williams and John Ottman, arr. Victor Lopez

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & EAGLE ROCK BAND Director: Mr. Ruben Puebla * denotes Principal player ** denotes Concert Master HONORS ORCHESTRA PERIOD 1 Violin Adelene Ahn Victor Colaco Jasmine Gama Zachary Gibson Michael Ivory Ethan Kim Jacob Martinez* JingJing Nan** Liam Nguyen Ian Shin Viola Natasha Gulbrandsen Nicholas Ohlson Aaron D Ortiz Andrew J Smet* Cello Lucas Choe Austin V Kluksdahl Chloe C Lee* Sophia M Mantucca Eric Park Yirina Wang Daniel S Yoon String Bass Andrew Bognar* Charles Orthman Jacob Wheat ORCHESTRA PERIOD 2 Violin Abanoub Abdelmalek Isabelle Chang Colby Hoff Raymond Yao Jay Huang Gabriel Park** Steven Zhang

Viola Bridget Galia* Nate Robinson

Cello Wyatt Boyer Aiden Kim Qianzi Liu* Cayden Wang Lisa Yu Alex Zhao WIND ENSEMBLE PERIOD 7 FLUTE Maia Choe Lana Colaco Emma Lee* Isabella Ni

Oboe Cathryn Surdilla*

Clarinet Michael Mei Olivia West*

Bass Clarinet Elijah Lee

Saxophone Conner Ashley* Garret Diehl Kian Honarvar John O'Braitis

Trumpet Emily Eli* Sabrina Hamra Sean Kim Cueyoung Lee Paul Pitino Gavin Tarwater

French Horn Darren Dong Helena Shi*

Trombone Andrew Smet Jack Tarwater* Julio Vaquerano

Euphonium Nico Bojarski*

Tuba Neal Aicinena* Hayden Smith

Percussion Banks Brown Diego Dilao Aron Farkas Yang Lu* Cole Pannell Cindy Shi EAGLE ROCK BAND Hero Andrew Curtis Guitar Andy Lin Guitar Xinqian Li Guitar Alyssa Moore Bass Mathias Struve Drums Jukebox Hero Dylan Perez-Quevedo Vocals Makenna Wilson Guitar Kian Gulbrandsen Guitar Gage Kaltenbach Bass Something Just Like This Xinqian Li Vocals Jonah Rue Guitar Ian Guo Guitar Nate Buoncristiani Bass Dylan Perez-Quevedo Drums

Kryptonite Nathan Buoncristiani Vocals Ryan Cabral Guitar Alyssa Moore Guitar Kian Gulbrandsen Bass Andrew Curtis Drums

My Hero Nathan Buoncristiani Vocals Mathias Struve Guitar Yuelin Qian Guitar Dylan Perez-Quevedo Guitar Ryan Cabral Bass

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Circle of Life from The Lion King (1994) by Elton John and Tim Rice

Arranged and performed by: Skylar Rooney, tenor pan Julia Christesen and Tristan Turcios, double seconds pan Ryan Oakley, cello pan Diego Dilao, percussion Darius Mahjoob, electric piano

Locked Out of Heaven (2012) by Bruno Mars, arr. A. Duncan

PERIOD 3 STEEL DRUMS Wake Me Up When September Ends (2003) by Green Day

Arranged and performed by: Kelsey Kucera, electric piano Ruby Piskun, electric guitar Klea Miloti, cello pan

Uptown Funk (2014) by Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars, arr. Sabrina Torres ‘17

Performed by: Anna Berchauer, tenor pan Eric Pitterle, double seconds pan

Christian Bullock, electric piano Ben Profozich, bass pan Colin Miraglia, drums Tokyo Drift Theme Song (2006) by Teriyaki Boyz, arr. A. Duncan

PERIOD 5 STEEL DRUMS

Among Us Trap Remix (2020) by Leonz Transcribed by Liam Raney

Arranged and performed by: Liam Raney, tenor pan Katie Sperle, double seconds pan

Andrew Fernandez, cello pan and tam-tam Bennett Miller, bass pan Kyle Pearson, congas

Sweet Child O’Mine (1988) by Guns N’ Roses

Arranged by David Ding Performed by:

Eric Liu and Jonas Wernemar, tenor pan Griffin Gottron, electric guitar David Ding, electric piano Carson Muniz, bass pan

Cade McCoy, drums

INTERMISSION

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Tank! (1998) by Yoko Kanno Transcribed, arranged, and performed by:

Andrew Douglas, tenor pan Graham Petrie, double seconds pan Ben Brannock, electric bass Ryan McClintick, bongos and cowbell

Route 228 by Pokémon Platinum

Transcribed and arranged by Darius Mahjoob Performed by:

Diego Dilao and Priya Purohit, tenor pan Simran Purohit and Tyler Szuba, double seconds pan Darius Mahjoob, electric piano Jackson Bilawa, bass pan

Passionfruit Instrumental (2017) by Drake

Transcribed, arranged and performed by: Ryan Burritt, double seconds pan Mahnik Krishan, bass pan Cheyne Hoesli, drums

Gavin Raskulinecz, claves Stayin’ Alive (1977) by The Bee Gees

Transcribed and arranged by Jack Tarwater Performed by:

Owen Raine, double seconds pan Sydney Szuba, bassoon Mason McFerren, bass pan Jack Tarwater, drums

Hips Don’t Lie (2006) by Shakira

Transcribed, arranged and performed by: Jade Hattouni, Megan McClure, and Sheila Mohseni, tenor pan

Zach Kim, double seconds pan Cueyoung Lee, trumpet Allie Sadoff, drums Julia Robertson, percussion

Cantina Band (1977) by John Williams, arr. Steve Sweigart

Performed by: RJ Galasieski and Hunter Melton, tenor pan

Cameron Burke, double seconds pan Roman Mendoza, cello pan

My House (2015) by Flo Rida Transcribed, arranged and performed by:

Sean Dilliplaine and Garrett Lehman, tenor pan Brock Devlin and Aveen Vahidi, double seconds pan Auggie Laster, bass pan

Sebastian Pla, drums Luke Burritt, handclaps and percussion

Love on Top (2011) by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, arr. A. Duncan

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Eenie Meenie (2010) by Sean Kingston and Justin Bieber, arr. A. Duncan

PERIOD 6 STEEL DRUMS H

STEEL DRUMS PERIOD 3 Tenor Anna Berschauer Kelsey Kucera Klea Miloti Colin Miraglia Ruby Piskun Eric Pitterle Double Seconds Trent Johnson Fisher Melton Carter Varela Cello Landon Gwin Alex Heller Ryan MacCartie Patrick Trotter Bass Christian Bullock JT Lopez Engine Room Benjamin Profozich Travis Raskulinecz HONORS STEEL DRUMS PERIOD 4 Tenor Jackson Bilawa Priya Purohit Simran Purohit Tyler Szuba Double Seconds Ryan Burritt Cheyne Hoesli Mahnik Krishan Gavin Raskulinecz

Cello Cameron Burke Darius Mahjoob Roman Mendoza Bass RJ Galasieski Hunter Melton Electric Bass Ben Brannock Engine Room Julia Christesen Diego Dilao Ryan Oakley Skylar Rooney Tristan Turcios STEEL DRUMS PERIOD 5 Tenor Griffin Gottron Eric Liu Liam Raney Jonas Wernemar Double Seconds Kyle Pearson Katie Sperle Cello Andrew Fernandez Bass Bennett Miller Carson Muniz Electric Piano David Ding

Engine Room Cade McCoy Shahin Sanchez Seyeddi STEEL DRUMS HONORS PERIOD 6 Tenor Jade Hattouni Zach Kim Garrett Lehman Megan McClure Sheila Mohseni Sebastian Pla Allie Sadoff Double Seconds Brock Devlin Sydney Szuba Aveen Vahidi Cello Mason McFerren Owen Raine Colin Relvas Bass Pan Graham Petrie Jack Tarwater Electric Bass Ben Brannock Engine Room Luke Burritt Sean Dilliplaine Andrew Douglas Auggie Laster Ryan McClintick Julia Robertson

STEEL DRUMS ENSEMBLES

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352*5$0�127(6 WIND ENSEMBLE Summon the Heroes - Once again, John Williams was asked to compose a work for the Olympics, and this thrilling composition is the result. Part of Summon the Heroes was selected as the official theme of the 100th Anniversary of the Olympics, and literally millions of people all over the world heard the theme throughout the 1996 Summer Games. This powerful arrangement includes the five major sections of the work: Fanfare; Prologue; Flags; Contest and Parade.

Armed Forces Medley - It is a tradition for military bands in the United States to perform a medley of the service songs of the U.S. Armed Forces. Each service has its own version of this medley, and during performances audience members who have served (or whose family members have served) will stand and sing when their service’s song is played. This medley begins with “The Army Goes Rolling Along”, followed with “Marines Hymn”, the Navy’s March “Anchors Aweigh”, The Air Force Song, and closing with the Coat Guards “Semper Paratus.” We welcome anyone who has served or has family members who have served to stand during their branches march and be recognized! ORCHESTRA PERIOD 2 Ashokan Farewell - This gorgeous melody became famous as part of the soundtrack to the PBS television mini-series The Civil War. Composed by Jay Ungar for solo fiddle, the instrumentation can vary. Though it is usually played with guitar and bass accompaniment, it has been skillfully arranged for full orchestra with violin soloist by Calvin Custer.

Viola Rampage – The viola; the unsung hero of the orchestra. Rarely mentioned, a good viola section is essential to the success of any orchestra. In Viola Rampage, the violas seize the spotlight and demand to be heard! The conflict rages as the violas' aggressive B minor main theme contrast with the soaring D major theme played by the violins. Who will emerge victorious in this epic battle for orchestral domi-nance? ORCHESTRA PERIOD 1 Theme from “Schindlers List” - Schindler's List is a 1993 American epic historical period drama film, di-rected and co produced by Steven Spielberg and scripted by Steven Zaillian. It is based on the novel Schindler's Ark by Thomas Keneally, an Australian novelist. The film is based on the life of Oskar Schindler, an ethnic Ger-man businessman who saved the lives of more than a thousand mostly Polish-Jewish refugees during the Holocaust by employing them in his factories. The exquisite musical score for Schindler's List won an unprecedented fifth Oscar for composer John Williams. Famed violinist Itzhak Perlman performed the solos for the soundtrack.

Music from “Incredibles 2” - Follow the story of an "incredible" family of crime fighters along with their flashy music written in the campy style of a mid-1960s spy thriller. The work includes the themes "Consider Yourselves Undermined," "Train of Taut," "Elastigirl's Got a Plane to Catch," "Hero Wor-ship," and "Ambassador Ambush."

352*5$0�127(6 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Fanfare for the Common Man - From the concert stage to the gridiron halftime show, the Montreal Olym-pics and television commercials, Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man has challenged performers and excited listeners. The score was written in 1943 "for the common man, who, after all, was doing all the dirty work in the war and in the army. He deserved a fanfare." Copland later used it as an integral part of his Third Symphony. Written originally as part of a multi composer commission, the works were not only to enrich the literature for brass and percussion but to pay tribute to all those involved in World War II. The titles were selected by the composers them-selves, and it is not surprising that Aaron Copland should have chosen to do honor to the man who per-forms no deeds of heroism on the battlefield but who shares the labors, sorrows, and hopes of those who strive for victory.

Superman Returns - Few fictional characters have been as prolific in mainstream entertainment as the Man of Steel. From the original comic stories in the 1930s to the Clayton Collyer radio show and Para-mount’s animated shorts in the '40s, the Kirk Alyn television shows of the '50s, the musical adaptation for theatre and George Reeves series of the '60s, the feature films of the '70s and '80s, the television spin-offs of the '90s and '00s, and finally, a resurrection to the big screen in 2006, the legend of Super-man has thrived for more than 60 years. This arrangement is based off of the 2006 production “Superman Returns,” including original music from both John Williams and John Ottman. This medley includes Superman Theme, Can You Read My Mind? (Love Theme from Superman), Memories, and Rough Flight. STEEL DRUMS As director of the Steel Drums program, I am often asked by my students, especially my graduating seniors, “How can I keep playing steel drums (pan) after I leave Santa Margarita?” Unlike students in band, orchestra, and choir classes, it’s not easy for a pan player to find a college or university with a pan program. While the growth of steel pan in the United States over the last fifty years is intrinsically linked to collegiate-level groups, the instrument is still considered by many in higher education to be niche or a novelty at best, or, at worst, not “prestigious” enough to be included in a university setting (not true!). So to answer this question, I decided to begin a group project this semester as a way for the students to learn how to play steel pan in a small band, with the hopes that they would finish this journey inspired to start their own groups after leaving our program. All the students worked on their own pieces in groups, and you’ll hear most of these pieces tonight. While I gave the students guidance on arranging, instrumentation, grooves, etc., most, if not all, of the musical decisions were made by the students themselves. Except for four full band-pieces, all the music you will hear tonight was selected by the students. I’m proud of each of the students and their hard work. Enjoy the concert!

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Christopher & Regina BorkJess & Robin FeathersAlbert & Amy Lao*The Laster FamilyKenneth & Pennie MeanyGerard & Lesley Riley*Zeyu Zhang

Standing Ovation ($500+)

Amgen*Kenneth & Anja Clarke*William & Amy Diaz*Brian & Dana MaasMcCloskey, Lukas & FamilyAndrew & Cori McMahon*Patrick & Carrie MulveeKate & Douglas NilsenMichael & Laurie Pennell*The Petrie FamilySuzanne & Saul Reyes*AnonymousMichele & Eric Troyan*Verizon*Rajdeep & Susan Vijayaraghavan*The Wernemar Family

The Baje FamilySteven & Amy Luskey BarthMichael & Cynthia BenserCeline CatePatrick & Marit ConboyMichael & Mollee Elniski*Mike & Charlene GlorianiThe Gulbrandsen Family

The Lau Family The Loessberg FamilyKevin & Jennifer MautinoGerard & Shannon MooneyJohn & Bonny Mulvihill*Neil & Sheila Myers* Robert SlackThe Sullivan Family

Jonathan & Tracey Thiessen*The Tilton FamilyJuan Velez & Ingrid Faria*The Younkin FamilyJohn Zebrowski & Ju Chang

Friends of the Arts

The Holmes FamilyAiden KimDirksen & April Lehman*Michael & Kelly McCabe*Sam & Christi McDermott*Francisco & Margie OrellanaPhil & Tracey PrenticeThe Raney FamilyWilliam & Bertha Rawlings*The Redfern Family*AnonymousIan ShinDon & Cindy TefftUS Skyline Service LLCRandall & Donna Wong

*Indicates 2021 Eagles Classic Golf Tournament donors

SEPTEMBER 29, 2021 • 7:00pmFall Steel Drums & Eagle Rock Band Concert Strader Grotto

OCTOBER 6, 2021 • 7:00pmFall Choir ConcertSan Francisco Solano Church

OCTOBER 20, 2021 • 7:00pm Fall Instrumental Music Concert San Francisco Solano Parish Hall

OCTOBER 28-31, 2021The FantasticksOctober 28-30, 7:00pmOctober 31, 2:00pm Eagle Dome

NOVEMBER 12, 2021 • 7:00pm ComedySportz Exhibition Eagle Dome

NOVEMBER 16, 2021 • 7:00pmDancing with the EaglesEagle Dome

DECEMBER 2, 2021 • 5:30pm, 8:00pmA Christmas Collage, A Timeless Celebration of Christmas ClassicsMoiso Pavilion

FEBRUARY 11, 2022 • 7:00pmComedySportz MatchEagle Dome

FEBRUARY 24, 2022 • 7:00pmTalon Academy of the Performing Arts (TAPA) Winter ShowcaseEagle Dome

MARCH 1, 2022 • 7:00pmNick Kraus Memorial Scholarship Concert Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert HallTickets: www.scfta.org

MARCH 4, 2022 • 7:00pmTalon Theatre Cares Talent Show Eagle Dome

MARCH 11, 2022 • 7:00pm ComedySportz MatchEagle Dome

MARCH 31- APRIL 3, 2022Talon Theatre Spring MusicalMarch 31, April 1-2 , 7:00pmApril 3 , 2:00pm Eagle Dome

MAY 4-7, 2022 • 7:00pmSpring Dance ConcertEagle Dome

MAY 6, 2022 • 5:00pmSenior Class PlayTalon Black Box Theatre

MAY 6, 2022 • 7:00pmTalon Academy of the Performing Arts CabaretTalon Black Box Theatre MAY 11, 2022 • 7:00pmChoir Pops ConcertEagle Dome

MAY 14, 2022 • 4:00pmInstrumental Music Pops ConcertEagle Dome

MAY 14, 2022 • 7:30pmSteel Drums and Eagle Rock Band Pops ConcertEagle Dome

2021|2022 PERFORMING ARTS CALENDAR OF EVENTSFor ticket information, please visit: www.smhs.org/tickets

Event photos please visit www.stevewyliephotography.com

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