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Chapter Summary Report

Instructions: Please answer all questions to the best of your ability. Con rm all information with
membership. The report should be lled out by the Secretary and President. This must be led
with NAfME by May 15 or it becomes delinquent after that date. Please return the completed form to
Tri-M Program Manager brendanm@nafme.org.
Note: The information provided here is used in the Chapter Directory. Please provide all information,
in your address.

Mainland Regional High School

#2692
Chapter Number
1301 Oak Ave
Chapter Mailing Address
Linwood, New Jersey 08221
Chapter Physical Address
keithhodgson1@me.com
Chapter E-mail
Chapter Phone 609-317-0906
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May 14th, 2014
Report Prepared By Jim Mullin / Keith W. Hodgson Date
School Name

Section I | Chapter Leadership/Communication

Please list the names of the o cers who will be serving during the academic term. If unknown at this time,
list the current o cers. Please provide o cer e-mails ONLY if the student wishes to opt in to a national
o cer mailing list.
Advisor
Advisor E-mail (required)
President
Grade

12

E-mail

Vice President
Grade

12

E-mail

Secretary
Grade

11

E-mail

Mr. Keith W. Hodgson

keithhodgson1@me.com
Jim Mullin
jimmulls@comcast.net
Matthew Johnson
MatthewJ3000@comcast.net
Victoria Larsen
vlarsen@comcast.net

Treasurer
Grade

E-mail

Historian
Grade

11

Date Elected

E-mail

12
12
11

Erin Kiernan
erin.kiernan@comcast.net
Kenny Carson - Performance Chair
Nick Rabey - Public Relations
Rachel Rha - Public Relations
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!Section II | Membership Count

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Chapter Summary Report

Please indicate the number of chapter members that are in each of the Year in School categories.
Please indicate the total number of members in each of the performance groups this year. Only fill
in N/A if that performance group does not exist at your school. If exact numbers are not available,
please make your best guess.
Circle One >>> Junior Division or Senior Division
For statistical purposes, indicate how many students were in each applicable grade level:
6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

11th

12th

14

Indicate how many members were involved in each area of music:

Band
Theory

25
10

Show Choir

Choir
General
Keyboard

6
6

Orchestra

Jazz

Marching Band
Guitar

12

20

Other (please specify)

32 Chamber Ens.

Section III | Chapter Activities/Operations

Describe how your chapter impacted the school or local community through service, social, and leadership
activities, or report goals set by your chapter. Please attach additional pages to this report if necessary.
1. Describe the service, social, and leadership projects undertaken by your chapter this year
that have enhanced the music program on your campus.

Please see attached write up.

pages 4-7

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2. Describe one memorable activity or special project undertaken by the chapter this year.

Please see attached write up.

page 8 & p.16

3. Describe how your chapter participates in the NAfME national programs (e.g., MIOSM, Give a Note, Tri-M Awards).

Please see attached write up.

page 8

Section IV | Required Signatures

By signing below, you agree to follow the policies of Tri-M. You also acknowledge, and are aware
of the chapter activities listed above and that you endorse those activities.

Chapter President

Date

5/14/14

Chapter Advisor

Date

5/14/14

This comprehensive annual report must be submitted to the National Headquarters by May 15.

Question #1 - Chapter Activities, Service and Leadership Projects !

!Chapter Activities:!
Impact on school and community:!
!School Concerts
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Host/ Sponsor:!
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The TRI-M Music Honor Society at Mainland serves as the host for all of the music department concerts. Those hosting
responsibilities include setting up, tearing down, handing out programs, holding a lobby bake sale and assisting with any
details to assist the directors. This helps to put a TRI-M stamp on all of the school music concerts. In addition, we annually
sponsor a concert event to help motivate and boost the musical environment of our school, community and sending districts.
This past year, we hosted a professional big band concert to kick off the start of our Jazz Band season to help motivate over
50 of our band members who are active in our 2 jazz ensembles. Next year we have the Dallas Brass scheduled for Dec. 15th
to perform school clinics and perform a concert that will involve middle, high school, and community band musicians
performing with them.!

!Nursing Homes:!

Visits to the multiple area nursing homes in our community is by far our biggest community outreach program. From
September through June, our students visit and perform 2-3 visits per month. In Dec., Mar. & June, large events that involve
the full Chapter and additional students are planned.!

!Additional Community Events:!

3 towns Tree Lighting ceremonies !

Several local Hospital lobby performances!
Gildas Club!

!Hearts in Harmony: Elementary school student weekly lesson mentoring!

Several years ago, two freshman students who were motivated by seeing service projects in action started their own ongoing
project that started by collecting donated instruments, having them overhauled, and providing them to students in schools in
disadvantaged areas. They received sponsors, started a non-profit organization Hearts in Harmony, and secured a local
instrument repair man to voluntarily fix the instruments. They have reached out to music educators in towns around the county
to find students to that are in need. If that is not amazing enough, this year other students joined the cause and expanded
Hearts in Harmony to include TRI-M members volunteering to give lessons to elementary school students. This mentoring has
been very active and successful all year long.!

!School Lobby Concerts:!

Small ensembles perform in our school lobby for 20 minutes before school as our students are arriving and entering through
the main entrance. These performances occur mostly in December for the holidays and in March for MIOSM. It helps to set a
nice tone for the day and also to bring music and music performance to the forefront of our school community.!

!CREDIT HOURS & SENIOR SERVICE PROJECTS!

Each student is required to log service credit hours throughout the course of the school year. Service hours are expected to
be music related and can be approved by any adult in charge of an activity in which students are serving. We have set three
minimum benchmarks throughout the course of the year so we can monitor the active participation of each member of our
Chapter. By December, we expect 10 credit hours, by March, 20 hours and by June, a minimum of 30 credit hours for the
year. We also give a monetary scholarship to the student who logs the most approved credit hours during each school year.!
Lastly, all seniors are required to take on a Senior Service Project to be proposed, agreed upon and approved by the
Chapter advisor. These projects have had a profound effect on our school and community in many different ways.!

!Senior Service Projects:!

Here are some examples of Senior Service Projects that students have proposed and accomplished in the past:!
Music Library organization projects!
Elementary horn quartet project!
Choral library database!
Student bassoon mentoring!
Overhaul of Chapter history database!
Middle school lesson volunteering !
Research and contact of graduate members!
Monthly nursing home visits/ performances!
Chapter Brochure and distribution!
Department concert Ad Book
(...and many more)!

At our last meeting in June, each senior presents their senior service project to the Chapter reporting progress, student
outcomes, highlights and feedback. They also report on what they learned, what they gained and what obstacles they
encountered through the process and scope of the project.

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TRI-M HOST SUMMIT!
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This activity is the most successful and fun-filled event that Chapter #2692 does each year. Our school hosts multiple other
school TRI-M Chapters for an evening ice cream social and music program that includes either a keynote speaker or
several guest speakers from the music community and a segment for each Chapter President or representatives to share
with the other visiting Chapters what types of activities they sponsor in their school and community. We have brought
together four TRI-M Chapters for this annual event for four years. We are always open to more schools joining our Summit.
Please consider this an invitation to join us. The Mainland TRI-M Summit usually takes place in January.!
The purpose of this Summit is for sharing...!
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Music!
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Chapter Activities !
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Musical "Impact Messages" from Guest Speakers !
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A Social event for our music students !
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Chapter Networking!

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ACTIVE PARTICIPATION!
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Active participation in our TRI-M National Music Honor Society is based on many components. Some of these are National
indicators and others have been put into place by the Chapter officers and Advisor for Chapter #2692 at Mainland Regional
HS. In order to stay in good standing in the TRI-M Honor Society, each member must be active in every aspect of the
organizations efforts. Dismissal from TRI-M may occur after the 3rd offense of being inactive in our meetings, events,
activities or service.!

Attendance at bi-monthly meetings!

All-South Jersey Region auditions!
Involvement in chamber performance ensembles !
Participation in fund raising activities!
Benchmarks for hours credits (10 hrs/ Dec., 20 hrs/ Mar., 30 hrs/ June)!
Host Summit - committee involvement!
Concert ad book!
Senior Service Projects (Seniors)!

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CHAPTER ACTIVITIES!
!Some of the activities that our Chapter is involved with during the course of the school year include:!
TRI-M schools Summit!
Nursing home visits/ performances!
Middle school outreach and recruitment !
Hosting all school concerts!
School lobby weekly performances!
School/ community Coffee House!
Community holiday performances!
Various fund raisers!
Senior service projects!
Providing community music performances!
Hosting Jr. High Region band rehearsals!
Bake sales at musical events!
Nurturing students for auditions!
Hosting mock auditions and pasta parties!
Induction ceremonies!
Solo & Ensemble concerts

Mainland Regional High School

TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY
Chapter #2692
Mr. Hodgson, Advisor

TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY - MAINLAND CHAPTER #2692

Senior Service Project
MAINLAND TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY

Mainland Regional High School

TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY
Chapter #2692
Mr. Hodgson, Advisor

2007-2008 School Year

2007-2008 School Year

* PROPOSAL *

Meeting Dates: 1/2 hour each

September

Thursday 9/17

7:00-7:25am

October
October

Thursday10/1
Thursday 10/15

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

November
November

* Tuesday 11/3 *
Thursday 11/19

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Service

Credit Sheet
Date

NAME_________________________________________________________________ DATE______________________

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December
December
January
January
February
February
March
March
April
April
May
May
June

ADDRESS___________________________________________ CITY__________________ , NJ
PHONE___________________________

Activity

# of hours

Initial

ZIP___________

EMAIL_________________________________________________________
PROPOSAL

Thursday 12/3
* Tuesday 12/15 *

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Thursday 1/7
Thursday 1/21

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Thursday 2/4
* Tuesday 2/16 *

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Thursday 3/4
Thursday 3/18

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Thursday 4/1
Thursday 4/15

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Thursday 5/6
Thursday 5/20

7:00-7:25am
7:00-7:25am

Tuesday 6/3

**2:45pm

DESCRIPTION:___________________________________________________________________________________________
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The above listed dates are the regularly monthly scheduled meetings. In addition, TRI-M Activities will
be scheduled throughout the year. All members should keep track of their meeting hours and service
hours.
To maintain membership in the TRI-M Music Honor Society each member must meet a minimum of:
Meeting Hours: 6 hours
Service Hours/ Credits: 30 hours

Attendance

Participation

TIMELINE:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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OUTCOMES:_____________________________________________________________________________________________

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Student Signature

Music

TOTAL 2009-2010 School Year

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Approved:
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Active Participation
Overview
Budget

NOTE:
Estimated %
of Involvement

Active Participation

20.00%

Attendance at bi-monthly Meetings

All-South Jersey Auditions
Involvement in Performance Ensembles

10.00%
15.00%

Service Performances
School Lobby Performances
Solo / Ensemble Concert
Participation in Fund Raising Activities
Sales
Bake Sales

15.00%

Benchmarks for Hours Credits

December - 10 hours
March - 20 hours
June - 30 hours

25.00%

5.00%

Host Summit - Committee Involvement

Concert Ad Book
Senior Service Projects

10.00%

TRI-M Chapter #2692 !

Credit Hour Sheet!
(all full year active members are required to
complete 30 hours of service)

TRI-M Active Participation Overview

Active participation in the

TRI-M National Music
Honor Society is based on
many components. Some of
these are National indicators
and others have been put into
place by the Chapter officers
and Advisor for Chapter
#2692 at Mainland
Regional HS.

10%
5%

25%

In order to stay in good

standing in the TRI-M
Honor Society, each member
must be active in every
aspect of the organizations
efforts. These are outlined to
the left here, and the chart to
the right gives you a picture
of an Active Members
participation.

15%

15%

Attendance at bi-monthly Meetings

All-South Jersey Auditions
Involvement in Performance Ensembles
Participation in Fund Raising Activities
Benchmarks for Hours Credits
Host Summit - Committee Involvement
Concert Ad Book
Senior Service Projects

Dismissal from TRI-M may

occur after the 3rd offense in
being inactive in our
meetings, events, activities
and service.

TRI-M Chapter #2692 !

Senior Service Projects!
(all seniors required to complete Senior Service Projects)!

Senior Service Project

Chapter #2692
Mr. Hodgson, Advisor

* PROPOSAL *

2007-2008 School Year

Credit Sheet
Activity

10%

MAINLAND TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY

Mainland Regional High School

TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY

Date

20%

NAME_________________________________________________________________ DATE______________________

# of hours

Initial

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ADDRESS___________________________________________ CITY__________________ , NJ
PHONE___________________________

ZIP___________

EMAIL_________________________________________________________
PROPOSAL

DESCRIPTION:___________________________________________________________________________________________
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TIMELINE:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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TOTAL 2013-2014 School Year

OUTCOMES:_____________________________________________________________________________________________
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Student Signature

Approved:
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TRI-M ANNUAL SUMMIT OF SCHOOLS

Mainland Music Department!
! Chapter #2692 - 2013 Summit!
TRI-M

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Southern
!Tuesday,
Nov. 19th, 2013 6:00pm
Program!

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Welcome:!

Star Spangled Banner:! !

Mr. Hodgson!
Mainland TRI-M Chapter Advisor!

CHARAC

SERVICE

Southern Regional High School !

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Vocal students!

Performance:! !

Program to be announced!

Officer Representatives!

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Southern Performance!

Program to be announced!

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Holy Spirit High School Tri-M Chapter!

Chapter Activities presentation:! !

Officer Representatives!

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Performance:! !

Holy Spirit Performance !

Program to be announced!

Mainland Regional HS Tri-M Chapter!

Chapter Activities presentation:! !

Lee Mamolen, President and officers !

Slide show by Shelby Losco!
Performance:! !

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EXCELLE
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ADVOCA

SPECIAL PRESENTATION!!
Hearts In Harmony!
Michalle Moffa, Holy Spirit!
Katie Rha, Mainland!

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- All other members!!
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Chapter Activities presentation:!

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Mainland Saxophone Quartet!

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- Music Education ! !
- Music Performance!
- Community Service!
- Music Technology!
- Composition!
- Other ?!

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Jennifer Hodgson, Southern Regional HS!
Ense hapter,
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Vocal Solo!

At The River, Lee Mamolen, accomp. Tom Lee!

Closing Remarks:!

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PUBLIC
RELATIONS

Keith Hodgson, Mainland Regional HS

Question #2 - Describe one memorable Chapter activity:!

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Harmony Bridge Project!
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By far, the most memorable and worthwhile and long lasting project that our Chapter has undertaken in over the past
decade has been the Harmony Bridge project.!
This project is designed to connect, share and communicate with all those caring people who "give" of themselves to
musical community service. Those dedicated to "building the bridge" between student musicians and the elderly. Michael
Levine of the Dallas Brass is dedicated to this endeavor and invites everyone to join the nationwide movement of giving!!
The Mainland Regional HS TRI-M Music Honor Society has taken on this project FULL FORCE and is leading the National
Pilot program in our New Jersey communities of Northfield, Linwood & Somers Point for the Dallas Brass.!

The Harmony Bridge Project music was created by arrangers for, and supplied to us by Michael Levine from the Dallas
Brass. His vision is to have music students in all high schools in the country giving of their time and talents to the elderly at
nursing homes and assisted living places in their communities. The music is specifically arranged for flexible
instrumentation for use my small ensembles of all types and combinations. We began with 20 pieces in various styles
ranging from folk music, patriotic, jazz, latin and sing alongs that are all familiar melodies that everyone knows. This is the
KEY! An additional15 charts were added to our Harmony Bridge book this year and even more music will continue as it
becomes available.!

The Mainland TRI-M Chapter #2692 has been involved in rehearsing and performing this music year-round. Our
performance chair schedules several performance visits by small ensembles each month. We also schedule 3 large events
at the Brandywine Assisted Living facility that involves 40-50 students at the Holidays, for Music In Our Schools Month and
also in June as a final end of the year outdoor festival. This has been the 2nd year of the project and it only looks to be
expanded with new music, new chapter inductees taking over leadership of ensembles and chapter officers. The facilities
we visit love our partnership and more importantly, the students enjoy playing for the elderly. They are nervous about the
first time they go, but then they immediately see the impact they are having and cant wait to return again and again.!

We have been involved in making recommendations on the physical music (score & parts), ways of implementing the
program though (but not limited to) the TRI-M Music Honor Society, encouraging other schools involvement, developing
Press Releases and sharing with the other schools that are also piloting the program in 15 other states around the country. !

We rehearse in large groups by distributing bound part booklets through all levels of the high school band program. Student
leaders also work in small groups and chamber ensembles. We have literally made Harmony Bridge (both the learning/
rehearsing of the music and the concept of giving) into the band curriculum and we document musical accomplishment
and involvement in the Student Portfolios.!

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Question #3 - Chapter participates in Music In Our Schools Month and with TRI-M Awards:!
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Specific Music In Our Schools Month Activities:!

The focus on music performance: This is a big month for adjudication and recitals!
Concert Bands attend Region Concert Band Adjudicated Festival !
Solo & Ensemble Recital and Induction Ceremony!
Jazz Band attends State Preliminaries!

Weekly nursing home visits by chamber ensembles. !

Bi-Weekly School Lobby performances at 7:30am !
School hallways are decorated with member made posters announcing MIOSM and including music
advocacy quotes. !
Focus on Chamber Music ensembles, preparation for Solo & Ensemble Recital and mentorship of
younger students and new inductees.!
We order Mainland Music Department pencils each year as well as order MIOSM stickers, banners
and other NAfME related items to help celebrate the month.!

- Our Chapter presents all seniors with Graduation Tassels. !

- All student receive Tri-M Lapel Pins and membership cards as they are inducted. !
- New members and Continuing Member receive certificates.!

TRI-M Chapter #2692 Music Honor Society Year Book Photos!

(Last Two Years)!
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School Lobby !
Performances:!
Several times a !
week in December !
and March by most
Chapter members. !
Occasionally during
the other months by
various Chamber
Ensembles.

Nursing Home !
Performances:!
There are several
Nursing Homes in our
three sending
communities and we
make it a priority of
our Chapter to visit all
of them frequently.
Visits are scheduled
several times a
month from Sept
through June.

Community
Performances:!
The Chapter makes
it a point to schedule
performances in the
community,
especially for the
holidays and Music
in our schools month.!
This was a
performance at the
local Starbucks.

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Community
Partnerships:!
One of the annual
community
partnerships that we
have made is with
the local hospital.
The Shore Medical
Center generously
makes a donation to
our TRI-M Chapter
and we perform
several times in the
new hospital lobby
during the holiday
season.

Gildas Club:!
Gildas Club is a
local organization
that serves people
and family members
who have been
affected by cancer.
Several times a year,
our TRI-M Chapter
visits to perform for
them. Our Chapter
members really enjoy
these visits.

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Mainland Regional High School

Music Department
presents:
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The TRI-M

Solo &
Ensemble
Concert
May 15th
7:00pm

Keith W. Hodgson, Derek Rohaly, Directors

PROGRAM!

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Brass Quintet!

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Matador..John Wasson, John Schuberg!
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Dennis George, Lily Glasberg, Andrew Nazha - trumpets, Ciara Sacco - french horn, !
Ricky Roehm - trombone, Josh Olarsch - tuba, Zach Maccini - drums!
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Piano Solo!
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Rue des Cascades..Yann Tiersen!
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Katie Rha - piano!
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Choral Ensemble!
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Bright Morning Stars..Kentucky Folk Song, arr. Jay Althouse!
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Antiphonal Kyrie...Susan Thrift!
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Katie Carr, Connor Desmond, Anna Eulo, Priyanca Kahn, Travis Napier, !
Eternal Father, Strong to Savetraditional Hymn, arr. Keith Hodgson!

Archna Pathak, Celena Storck-Martinez, Erica Stuchel, Alexandra Vain!

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Flute Choir!
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An Irish Suite..arr. Percy Hall!

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Alleluia from Exultate Jubilate K.165Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Marlatt!

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Cello Duet!
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Emma Seals, Ciara Sacco, Noah Lee, Lindsay Goldstein, Kenny Carson!

4 Duets for 2 Cellos and a Piano..Hermann Wenzel!

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No. 1 Romanze!
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No. 2 Lied ohne Worte!

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Percussion Ensemble!
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Paul & The WhaleCharlie Fink, arr. by Paul Berges!
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Paul Berges - xylophone, Matt Dods - vibraphone, Hannah Dahl, John DiNofrio - marimba, !
Jennifer Rha, Lauren Rha - cello, Haeyun Rha - piano!

Jim Mullin - drums, Zach Maccini - shaker & chimes, Patrick Green - claves & bongos

TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY!

* INDUCTION CEREMONY *!
2014-15 Inductees:!

Nicholas Bradley!
John DiNofrio!
Mya Gardiner!
Lily Glasberg

Noah Lee!
Jennifer Margolis!
Kevin Meglathery!
Brooke Mullin

Joshua Olarsch!
Kyle Osterman!
Mark Pino!
Lauren Rha!
Ricky Roehm

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John DiNofrio - piano!
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Trombone Duet!
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Piano Solo!

Let It Go.Kristen Anderson Lopez, Robert Lopez!

Trombone Duet No. 4 Allegro vivo con leggierezza.Vladislav Blazhevich!

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Trombone Duet No. 8 Andante con dolore.Vladislav Blazhevich!
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March..Haag!
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Mark Pino, Ricky Roehm - tenor trombones!
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Clarinet Quartet!

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Minuet.George Frederic Handel!

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PavaneGabriel Faure!

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Flute Solo!
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Regrets and Resolutions..Gary Shocker!
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Emma Seals, flute - Jeffrey Seals, piano!
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Brass Quintet!
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Next Stop, Funksville.John Wasson!
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Curtain Call...John Wasson!
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Matthew Johnson, Casey Butrus - trumpets, Rachel Rha - french horn, !
Micaela Andrews, Mya Gardiner, Erin Kiernan, Victoria Larsen - Bb clarinets!

Mark Pino - trombone, Paul Young - tuba, Jim Mullin - drums!

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Saxophone Quartet!
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All The Things You AreJerome Kern!

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Cannon in D Major..Johann Pachelbel!
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The Diamond State Rag..Bruce A Evans!
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Nick Rabey, Micaela Andrews, Kenny Carson, Tori Larsen

Officers!

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President: Jim Mullin!

Vice President: Matthew Johnson!
Recording Secretary: Victoria Larsen!
Corresponding Secretary: Celina Stork-Martinez!
Performance Chair: Kenny Carson!
Public Relations Officer: Nick Rabey!
Public Relations Officer: Rachel Rha!
Historian: Erin Kiernan!

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TRI-M Chapter
#2692!

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2013-2014 Roster!
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Micaela Andrews!

Paul Berges!
Casey Butrus!
Kenny Carson!
Matthew Dods!
Anna Eulo!
Matthew Johnson!
Victoria Larsen!
Morgan Lemma!
Sydney Losco!
Zach Maccini!
Celina Stork-Martinez!
Jim Mullin!
Travis Napier!
Nick Rabey!
Jennifer Rha!
Katie Rha!
Ciara Sacco!
Emma Seals!
Erica Stuchel!
Paul Young!

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CONGRATULATIONS!!
New Members for 2014-2015!

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Nicholas Bradley!
Katie Carr!
Connor Desmond!
John DiNofrio!
Mya Gardiner!
Lily Glasberg!
Noah Lee!
Jennifer Margolis!
Kevin Meglathery!
Brooke Mullin!
Joshua Olarsch!
Kyle Osterman!
Mark Pino!
Lauren Rha!
Ricky Roehm

Administration!

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Dr. Thomas Baruffi, Superintendent!

Mr. Mark Marrone, Principal!
Mrs. Javhan ONeal, Assistant Principal!
Mr. Kevin Burns, Assistant Principal!
Kristen Lavery, (Music) Curriculum Supervisor!
Mr. Dorsey Finn, Curriculum Supervisor!
Mike Gatley, Curriculum Supervisor!
Mrs. Joanne Goldberg, Curriculum Supervisor!
Mr. Nate Lichtenwalner, Curriculum Supervisor

The HARMONY BRIDGE Project

(Leading the National Pilot Project)
This project is designed to connect, share and communicate with all
those caring people who "give" of themselves to musical community
service. Those dedicated to "building the bridge" between student
musicians and the elderly.!
Michael Levine of the Dallas Brass is dedicated to this endeavor and
invites you to join the nationwide movement of giving!!
The Mainland Regional HS TRI-M Music Honor Society has taken on
this project FULL FORCE and is leading the National Pilot program in
our New Jersey community for the Dallas Brass.

HARMONY !
BRIDGE !
LINKS:!

!FaceBook Group:!

YouTube / Linwood 3/14:!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/570519029646829/!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqS4GPpynto&feature=youtu.be