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The Moore County Concert Band
"North Carolina's Sweet Sounds of the Sandhills"

David Seiberling, Musical Director

Next Free Concert
Sunday, November 14, 2010
2:00 PM Carolina Hotel
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Moore County Concert Band - May 2010
P. O. Box 4662
Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374

The Moore County Concert Band under the direction of David Seiberling will present its annual Fourth of July Concert in the Grand Ballroom of the Carolina Hotel. Hi-lighting the concert will be guest soloist Tawnia Jones singing the music of George and Ira Gershwin.

Miss Jones is a newcomer to the Sandhills music scene. She was born and raised in Seattle, Washington and, as she says, "has been singing most of her life." She spent her teenage years singing professionally at sporting events in Washington and throughout the Northwestern Fair Circuit. She specializes in country western music and has been featured at numerous state festivals and rodeos. At age 14 she realized her childhood dream of singing our National Anthem at a Seattle Seahawks game and from there went on to singing at numerous Washington State sporting events. She is currently Recreational Manager and Events Coordinator at the Pinehurst Resort.

The Band will "round out" the concert with familiar tunes by Lerner and Lowe, The Carpenters and Leroy Anderson, along with the marches of David Seiberling, John Philip Sousa and Henry Fillmore and a tribute to our Armed Forces.

The Moore County Concert Band is grateful for the strong support it receives from the Sandhills community and invites the public to enjoy this free concert at 3:00 PM. Have a safe and wonderful 4th of July.

The program includes: Rushmore by Alfred Reed; Star Spangled Banner; The Aviators by Sousa; Lerner and Lowe in Concert; Someone to Watch Over Me, sung by Tawnia Jones; But Not For Me, sung by Tawnia; New Sounds of the Carpenters; The Chairman by David Seiberling in honor of, and directed by, Tim Altman; A Leroy Anderson Portrait, The President's March by Henry Fillmore, Armed Forces Salute; and concludes with Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa.

July 4, 2010

Guest & Honored Director Tim Altman

Guest Soloist Tawnia Jones