Photo Gallery of “Pops 2014,” Inglemoor High School’s Grand Finale Concert
Posted by glennled on June 21, 2014
On 5 June, the Choral and Instrumental Music Department of Inglemoor High School in Kenmore presented “Pops 2014,” its Grand Finale Concert of the school year, at the nearby Northshore Baptist Church in Kirkland. It was a splendid, fun concert, played to a full house of parents, relatives, and friends. Ted Christensen is Director of Bands, and Jim Rice is Director of the Orchestra, Symphonic Band, and Jazz Band. Both are members of the Hall of Fame of the Washington Music Educators Association (WMEA) and Northwest Bandmasters Association. Teresa (Terry) Sullivan is Choir Director and Music Department Chair. This spring, I was the coach of the trumpeters in the Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble.
Please click on any photo in the gallery below to enlarge it.
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- IHS Jazz Ensemble, as concert audience arrives
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- Chris Dymek, Flugelhorn Soloist, “I Remember Clifford”
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- Chris Dymek
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- Jim Rice, IHS Jazz Ensemble Director
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- IHS Jazz Ensemble, with Orchestra seated behind and audience members at tables
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- Ted Christensen conducts IHS Orchestra, “West Side Story”
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- Student Guest Conductor, IHS Orchestra, “Molly On the Shore”
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- Ted Christensen, IHS Director of Bands and NSD Music Coordinator
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- Jim Rice, IHS Orchestra Director, conducts “Fiddler’s Fury”
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- Jim Rice receives gift
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- Gifts
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- IHS Symphonic Band
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- Jim Rice conducts IHS Symphonic Band, “The Eighties (A Decade of Hits)”
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- IHS Wind Ensemble, Pops 2014 Concert, Ted Christensen conducting “Buglers Holiday”
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- Daniel Briggs, Paul-Henry Flynn, and Chris Dymek play “Buglers Holiday” by Leroy Anderson
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- Ted Christensen receives gift
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- Concert Choir, under direction of Teresa Sullivan, IHS Choir Director and Music Department Chair
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- IHS Bella Voci
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- IHS Chamber Choir, Men’s Group, “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”
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- Terry Sullivan, IHS Choir Director, presents the full Chamber Choir
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- IHS Combined Choirs sing “Jump”
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