The Calaveras Community Band, that
traces its history to California’s gold rush days, will present a special Labor
Day concert under the leadership of Director Mic Harper in the Murphys Community
Park on Monday, September 1, at 6:30 p.m.
There will be music for everyone’s
taste ranging from swing and jazz to show tunes and marches. The band has added two new Latin tunes to its
repertoire.
There is no admission charge. Families and other members of the community
are invited to pack a picnic dinner and enjoy this holiday concert. There will not be any food or beverages for
sale in the park.
Through the cooperation of the Murphys
Community Club, during the warm-weather months the band holds its weekly Monday
rehearsals in the park’s distinctive gazebo. Following the Labor Day concert
the band will move its rehearsal location to Bret Harte High School in Angels
Camp.
In addition to thanking the club,
the band is appreciative of the support it receives from local residents and
businesses.
“Because we receive money through
the Save Mart SHARES Cards and Angels Foods and Sierra Hills Markets Community Cards,
we are able to bring new and exciting music to our audiences throughout the
year,” says Harper. “Donations to help
us continue to provide free concerts are always appreciated.”
The band is always looking for
musicians to join it in providing entertainment throughout Calaveras
County. If you play an instrument and
think it would be fun to be part of the group, there is a seat and a hearty
welcome awaiting you.
Anyone wanting to learn more
about becoming a band member should call Carol Betz at 728-9057.
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