Join the West Point Band's Academy Wind Quintet for an afternoon recital in Nanuet, NY.
Join the Regimental Brass Quintet for an afternoon recital highlighting the powerful brass of the West Point Band.
With three performances in February, the West Point Band’s concert “Dance With Me” is an evening of music inspired by the rhythms of dance. The concert features classics like James Reese Europe’s lively “Castle House Rag” and Rachmaninoff’s sweeping “Symphonic Dance No. 1,” alongside “Hip Knot,” an original composition by the band’s Deputy Commander, CPT Philip Tappan. Staff Sgt. Francisco Aisporna brings vocal charm to Michael Bublé’s “Haven’t Met You Yet” and “Sinatra in Love,” while Staff Sgt. Patrick Sikes shines in Oscar Navarro’s “Concerto for Clarinet.” This dynamic program promises a celebration of music that moves us all.
With three performances in February, the West Point Band’s concert “Dance With Me” is an evening of music inspired by the rhythms of dance. The concert features classics like James Reese Europe’s lively “Castle House Rag” and Rachmaninoff’s sweeping “Symphonic Dance No. 1,” alongside “Hip Knot,” an original composition by the band’s Deputy Commander, CPT Philip Tappan. Staff Sgt. Francisco Aisporna brings vocal charm to Michael Bublé’s “Haven’t Met You Yet” and “Sinatra in Love,” while Staff Sgt. Patrick Sikes shines in Oscar Navarro’s “Concerto for Clarinet.” This dynamic program promises a celebration of music that moves us all.
With three performances in February, the West Point Band’s concert “Dance With Me” is an evening of music inspired by the rhythms of dance. The concert features classics like James Reese Europe’s lively “Castle House Rag” and Rachmaninoff’s sweeping “Symphonic Dance No. 1,” alongside “Hip Knot,” an original composition by the band’s Deputy Commander, CPT Philip Tappan. Staff Sgt. Francisco Aisporna brings vocal charm to Michael Bublé’s “Haven’t Met You Yet” and “Sinatra in Love,” while Staff Sgt. Patrick Sikes shines in Oscar Navarro’s “Concerto for Clarinet.” This dynamic program promises a celebration of music that moves us all.
Join the West Point Band for “West Point on the March,” an exploration of the most classic American military musical genre: the march, featuring some of Sousa’s best-known works alongside lively selections like “Americans We” and Ethel Smyth’s anthem of women’s suffrage, “March of the Women.” The West Point Brass Quintet will showcase the powerful music of a New Orleans funeral, followed by stirring pieces inspired by the 1963 March on Washington, including Bob Dylan’s “When the Ship Comes In” and “Blowin’ in the Wind.” The concert wraps up with the unforgettable movie marches from “Indiana Jones” and “The Music Man.”
Join the West Point Band for “West Point on the March,” an exploration of the most classic American military musical genre: the march, featuring some of Sousa’s best-known works alongside lively selections like “Americans We” and Ethel Smyth’s anthem of women’s suffrage, “March of the Women.” The West Point Brass Quintet will showcase the powerful music of a New Orleans funeral, followed by stirring pieces inspired by the 1963 March on Washington, including Bob Dylan’s “When the Ship Comes In” and “Blowin’ in the Wind.” The concert wraps up with the unforgettable movie marches from “Indiana Jones” and “The Music Man.”
Join the West Point Band for “West Point on the March,” an exploration of the most classic American military musical genre: the march, featuring some of Sousa’s best-known works alongside lively selections like “Americans We” and Ethel Smyth’s anthem of women’s suffrage, “March of the Women.” The West Point Brass Quintet will showcase the powerful music of a New Orleans funeral, followed by stirring pieces inspired by the 1963 March on Washington, including Bob Dylan’s “When the Ship Comes In” and “Blowin’ in the Wind.” The concert wraps up with the unforgettable movie marches from “Indiana Jones” and “The Music Man.”
“American Tapestry” celebrates the composers who have called America home, whether by birth or choice, blending cultural influences to create something uniquely and beautifully American. This program highlights the rich diversity of our musical landscape, featuring Leonard Bernstein’s inspiring “Make Our Garden Grow,” Percy Grainger’s “Lincolnshire Posy,” and Chen Yi’s vibrant “Dragon Rhyme.” Dana Wilson’s “The Avatar” highlights the bassoon’s depth and versatility, performed by featured soloist Sgt. 1st Class Briana Hoffman, while Morton Gould’s playful “Yankee Doodle” adds a touch of Americana. Join us for an evening of music that honors the artistry, unity, and cultural richness that define America.
“American Tapestry” celebrates the composers who have called America home, whether by birth or choice, blending cultural influences to create something uniquely and beautifully American. This program highlights the rich diversity of our musical landscape, featuring Leonard Bernstein’s inspiring “Make Our Garden Grow,” Percy Grainger’s “Lincolnshire Posy,” and Chen Yi’s vibrant “Dragon Rhyme.” Dana Wilson’s “The Avatar” highlights the bassoon’s depth and versatility, performed by featured soloist Sgt. 1st Class Briana Hoffman, while Morton Gould’s playful “Yankee Doodle” adds a touch of Americana. Join us for an evening of music that honors the artistry, unity, and cultural richness that define America.
“American Tapestry” celebrates the composers who have called America home, whether by birth or choice, blending cultural influences to create something uniquely and beautifully American. This program highlights the rich diversity of our musical landscape, featuring Leonard Bernstein’s inspiring “Make Our Garden Grow,” Percy Grainger’s “Lincolnshire Posy,” and Chen Yi’s vibrant “Dragon Rhyme.” Dana Wilson’s “The Avatar” highlights the bassoon’s depth and versatility, performed by featured soloist Sgt. 1st Class Briana Hoffman, while Morton Gould’s playful “Yankee Doodle” adds a touch of Americana. Join us for an evening of music that honors the artistry, unity, and cultural richness that define America.
Please note: for indoor events at Eisenhower Hall, proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 is required for all patrons aged 12 and over. Patrons aged 5-11 without proof of vaccination must show either proof of a negative PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before the start of the event or proof of a negative antigen test (not a home test) taken no more than 24 hours before the start of the event.
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