Free Joint Arlington Community Band and Mansfield Wind Symphony Concert

Program

Fanfare for the Common Man
Aaron Copland

Featuring the combined Brass / Percussion sections from the Arlington Community Band and Mansfield Wind Symphony

Rick Baker, Conductor

Written in 1942 for Eugene Goossens and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, this venerable piece was premiered by the CSO on March 14, 1943.  The work drew

inspiration from a speech by Vice President Henry Wallace, in which he proclaimed the dawning of the “Century of the Common Man”.  Composer Aaron Copland considered

and rejected many titles before arriving at Fanfare for the Common Man, as he wished to honor all who worked for victory during World War II, on and off the battlefield.

 

Alleluia!  Laudamus Te                                                              Alfred Reed

 

Kaze No Mai                                                                         Yosuke Fukuda

 

A Trumpeter’s Lullaby                                                       Leroy Anderson

Mr. Bill Cather, Trumpet Soloist

 

Endless Rainbows                                                               Brian Balmages

Mansfield Wind Symphony

William Owens, Conductor

 

Intermission

 

Fantasy on American Sailing Songs                           Claire Grundman

 

Prelude to Act One, “La Traviata”          Giuseppe Verdi, arr. Falcone

 

Rest                                                                                        Frank Ticheli

 

El Camino Real (A Latin Fantasy)                                       Alfred Reed

Arlington Community Band

Rick Baker, Conductor

Front Street Trade Days - Arlington, TX

Arlington Community Band 2014 - 2015 Concert Schedule

The Arlington Community Band has announced its FREE concert schedule for their 2014 - 2015 concert season:



Sunday, October 5, 7:00 pm, First Baptist Church-Arlington with the Mansfield Wind Symphony

Sunday, December 14, 7:00 pm, South Oaks Baptist Church, Arlington - Holiday Concert

Saturday, February 28, 2015, 7:00 pm, Juan Seguin High School with the Juan Seguin High School Band

Sunday, April 12, 2015, 4:00 pm, Veterans Park, Arlington

Saturday, May 9, 2015, 7:00 pm, Salute To Community Bands, Irons Recital Hall, UTA

Sunday, June 28, 2015, 7:00 pm, Trinity UMC, Patriotic Concert

Art in the Garden Exhibit at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens

2014 FWADA Fall Gallery Night

The Fort Worth Art Dealer’s Association (FWADA) invites you to take in the visual arts and the community’s unique cultural richness during Fall Gallery Night, September 6, 2014. Most participants are open from noon to nine. Take a stroll through participating galleries, museums, retail businesses, and area restaurants. Enjoy the many artists featured during this community event.

Gallery Night is free and open to the public. To find out what venues are participating, check out the online version of the Gallery Night Program by clicking here. Two adjacent venues in Fort Worth with mostly nature themed art on display are the BRIT (Botanical Research Institute of Texas) and the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens.

Imprinting the West Exhibit to Open September 6, 2014

The Arlington Museum of Art will host an exhibit of the Old American West. It will run from September 6th through October 19th. A preview of the exhibition and opening reception for exhibit sponsors and museum members will be held on Sept. 5, 2014 from 7 – 9pm.

The exhibit was curated by Dr. Randall Griffey, the Associate Curator of Modern American Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, and features 48 works from renowned artists such as Frederic Remington, George Catlin, John James Audubon and Albert Bierstadt. Audubon was known for his detailed images of American Birds, Albert Bierstadt was known for his grand landscapes, while Remington and Catlin were known for their images of the people of the West.

The exhibit will consist of hand colored engravings and lithographs that played an important role in the dissemination of knowledge and understanding about the West and those who inhabited it after Thomas Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Territory in 1803. Artists often accompanied governmental geographical surveyors of the West to capture imagery with an international or an eastern United States audience in mind, and it both drew from and promoted fantasies about Native Americans and the West as much as it documented reality.

Tickets for the exhibit are available at the museum's website or at the door.

Timeless Concerts Presents - An Evening in Italy

Join Timeless Concerts for a concert and dance on Sat., Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. at the Arlington Museum of Art.

Put on your Gucci and come hear Martucci! Giuseppe Martucci composed music at a time when operas overshadowed instrumental music. His second symphony has been called "the beginning of the rebirth of non-operatic Italian music." We will perform his trio #1, and we know our operatic tenor Don O’Neal LeBlanc will enchant you with his stunning arias of Puccini, Mascagni and other audience favorites.

Concert musicians are pianist Heejung Kang, cellist Karen Maddox Smith, and violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, founder and artistic director of Timeless Concerts.
Reserve your seat for a passionate evening of great music by Martucci and conversation with other music lovers. After the concert, dance to music from the big band era to musicals or jazz by pianist/vocalist Steve Stroud. Enjoy complimentary desserts, fruit and cheese, water, soft drinks and bring your favorite wine.

Tickets are $29 for general admission, $25 for seniors (60+), and $15 for college students. Youth 11-18 are free with a paying adult. Purchase your reservations online or call 817-303-4189. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Private table seating for 2 or up to 8. Casual dress. Reserve seats at least one week prior to the concert.

This concert is sponsored by; Dennis Hevia Photography, Mr. and Mrs. John Edstrom, Ralph and Alice Sobel, Pianotex, Downtown Arlington Management Corporation and the Arlington Museum of Art. Tax-deductible donations with your ticket purchase help Timeless Concerts continue to bring beautiful, timeless music to the Metroplex.