Sun, Sept. 26 7:00 p.m. Zilker Hillside Theatre	Fall Concert in the Park The band's first outdoor concert of the season will present plenty of old favorites .. and a new favorite or two, as well! Bring the whole family, spread out a blanket, and enjoy a picnic dinner as the stars come out at this free concert.  Selections scheduled for this concert include the following: British Eighth March Zo Elliott, arr. Hilmar F. Luckbardt American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik Loch Lomond Frank Ticheli The Mad Major Kenneth Alford, ed. Frederick Fennell Alligator Alley Michael Daugherty Intermission American Overture Joseph Willcox Jenkins I'm Seventeen Come Sunday Percy Grainger, arr. Larry D. Daehn Themes from "Green Bushes" Percy Grainger, arr. Larry D. Daehn Star Wars Medley John Williams, arr. James H. Burden Solid Men to the Front John Philip Sousa, ed. Frank Byrne
Sun, Nov 14 3:00 p.m. Reagan High School PAC	"North By Northwest" Subscription Series Concert #1 Special Guest Artists: The Austin Flute Choir, Conducted by Penny Griffy The North By Northwest concert will be a preview of the concert to be performed at the Western International Band Clinic in Seattle, WA on November 21, 2004. Our special Guest Artists will be the Austin Flute Choir. The first Subscription Series concert of the year will be presented in the Reagan High School Performing Arts Center. Don't be disappointed!  Order your season tickets - and receive a discount - today by calling (512) 345-7420. Selections scheduled for this concert include the following: American Overture Joseph Willcox Jenkins William Byrd Suite (Mvmts 5-2-3-1) Gordon Jacob Silver Celebration Catherine McMichael    - Guest Artists The Austin Flute Choir, Penny Griffy, Conductor A Gaelic Offering Catherine McMichael   - Guest Artists The Austin Flute Choir, Penny Griffy, Conductor Adagio for Winds Larry Daehn    - Bill Haehnel, Guest Conductor Symphony No. 2 for Symphonic Band (Mvmt. 3) Frank Ticheli Alligator Alley Michael Daugherty Pan American Portrait      Seis Manuel Shelley Hanson      Volver A La Montaņa Shelley Hanson      La Bamba De Vera Cruz Terig Tucci, tr. Donald Hunsberger Ride Samuel R. Hazo Click here for the Concert Program (pdf file).
Sun, Nov 21 9:00 p.m. Western International Band Clinic, Seattle, WA	Western International Band Clinic. Seattle, Washington Guest Soloist: Lynn Klock The ASB has been invited to perform at the annual Western International Band Clinic. in Seattle, Washington. The 26th Annual Convention will be held at the Double Tree Hotel-Seattle Airport Seattle, Washington The concert will present one of the first performances of Frank Ticheli's new Symphony No. 2 for Symphonic Band. Guest Soloist Lynn Klock will perform Sapphire for Alto Sax and Band, by Catherine McMIchael.. Selections scheduled for this concert include the following: American Overture Joseph Willcox Jenkins William Byrd Suite (Mvmts 5-2-3-1) Gordon Jacob Sapphire for Alto Sax and Band Catherine McMichael   - Guest Soloist Lynn Klock Hora Staccato Grigoras Dinicu, arr. Stephen Ferrandino   - Guest Soloist Lynn Klock Adagio for Winds Larry Daehn    - Bill Haehnel, Guest Conductor Symphony No. 2 for Symphonic Band (Mvmt. 3) Frank Ticheli Alligator Alley Michael Daugherty Pan American Portrait      Seis Manuel Shelley Hanson      Volver A La Montaņa Shelley Hanson      La Bamba De Vera Cruz Terig Tucci, tr. Donald Hunsberger Ride Samuel R. Hazo Click on image for larger version Click here for a group shot of ASB on stage at the WIBC. Click here for a pdf file of a very complimentary letter from Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser, founder and President of Attitude Concepts for Today, and Executive Director of the Division of Education for Conn-Selmer.
Sun, Dec 12 9:15 p.m. Trail of Lights Zilker Park	ASB Holiday Sing-along The band makes its annual appearance at the Trail of Lights, presenting an old-fashioned sing-along with all your favorite holiday carols.
Sat, Feb 19, 2005 8:00 p.m. Reagan High School PAC	"Cars...Trains...Boats...Planes" Subscription Series Concert #2 Our second Subscription Series concert presents music inspired by various modes of transportation. From the automobile and train to the stately procession of the Tall Ships at the American Bicentennial and the Sound of Freedom as the jet aircraft zoom overhead, composers have created music in tribute to these means of getting around. Every selection on this program has something to do with one of these types of transportation. Please join us at the Reagan High School PAC for this special event. Works scheduled for the program include: Parade of the Tall Ships Jay A. Chattaway Through Azure Skies Toward a Golden Sun Eric Ewazen Pineapple Poll Sir Arthur Sullivan, arr. Charles Mackerras Noisy Wheels of Joy Eric Whitacre   - Guest Artist Paula Wong, Piano The Klaxon Henry Fillmore, ed. Frederick Fennell Intermission The Strategic Air Command Clifton Williams Journey Clifton Jameson Jones Ghost Train Eric Whitacre   - Guest Artist Paula Wong, Piano Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew James Curnow Click here for the Concert Program (pdf file).
Sat, Apr 9, 2005 8:00 p.m. Reagan High School Performing Arts Center	"The British Are Coming!" Subscription Series Concert #3 Special Guest Artist: Brent Phillips, Trombone. Our final Subscription Series concert of the season presents music from the United Kingdom. Join us on a musical expedition through the diverse countries that make up the UK. March along with the British Eighth, take a visit to The Strand, greet the Mad Major, and even view Paris from the perspective of a British composer. While on the trip, enjoy our special guest artist, Brent Phillips, Trombone as he performs the T-Bone Concerto (Three movements - are you ready for this? - Rare, Medium, Well Done). Finish up with a trip to visit Scotland's Blue Bells (with Brent Phillips), and finally, dance a jig in Ireland. Brent Phillips joined the faculty of Baylor University in the fall of 2004 as Assistant Professor of Trombone. Formerly a member of "The President's Own" US Marine Band in Washington DC, he is also principal trombone of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra in Pennsylvania. He has been a frequent soloist with the Marine Band during the summer concert series on the National Mall and Wolf Trap Farm Park in Northern Virginia. In the fall of 2000, Mr. Phillips was a featured soloist on the Marine Band's fifty-two day national concert tour throughout the Southeast performing Arthur Pryor's "Blue Bells of Scotland." Tickets may be ordered from the ASB Business Office (512-345-7420) or (if paying with a credit card) from AusTIX, (512) 474-TIXS (8497) Please join us at the Reagan High School PAC for this special event. Works scheduled for the program include: British Eighth March Zo Elliott, arr. Hilmar F. Luckbardt Perthshire Majesty Samuel R. Hazo T-Bone Concerto Johan de Meij    - Guest Soloist Brent Phillips    - Paula Wong, Piano Handel In The Strand Percy Grainger, arr. Richard Franko Goldman Intermission The Mad Major Kenneth J. Alford, ed. Frederick Fennell Paris Sketches Martin Ellerby   - Paula Wong, Piano Blue Bells of Scotland Arthur Pryor, arr E.M. Pearson    - Guest Soloist Brent Phillips The Jig Is Up Daniel Kallman Click here for the Concert Program (pdf file).
Sun, Apr 10, 2005 3:00 p.m. Georgetown HS FAC	"The British Are Coming!" Runout Concert Special Guest Artist Brent Phillips, Trombone This season's Runout Concert takes place in Georgetown, Texas, at the Georgetown High School Fine Arts Center. Georgetown High School is located at 2211 North Austin Ave. Georgetown, TX 78626 The concert will be an Encore Presentation of the third Subscription Series concert, "The British Are Coming!" and is sponsored by the Georgetown High School Band.   As before, this concert will feature special Guest Soloist Brent Phillips, Trombone. Tickets are available at the door or by calling the Fine Arts office at (512)943-5110. Come and make the short drive to Georgetown for this special event.
Sun, May 8, 2005  Zilker Hillside Theatre 7:00pm	Mother's Day in the Park Cancelled due to rain. The listing is included here for completeness. What better way to close out a great day with Mom than by taking her to a free concert in the park in her honor? The band will perform well-known tunes, including marches and musical numbers, that you and your Mom are sure to enjoy! Get there early to select the best seating .. this concert gets more popular every year. Works scheduled for the program include: The Star Spangled Banner arr. Bill Moffit Festivity James Curnow Journey Clifton Jameson Jones Parade of the Tall Ships Jay A. Chattaway Festival In Russia A. Liadov, tr. Don Wilcox Intermission Hill Country Flourishes Steven Barton El Relicario Jose Padilla, arr. Robert Longfield The Strategic Air Command Clifton Williams Handel In The Strand Percy Grainger, arr. Richard Franko Goldman The Jig Is Up Daniel Kallman The Klaxon Henry Fillmore, ed. Frederick Fennell
Sun, Jun 19, 2005 Zilker Hillside Theatre 7:30pm	Father's Day in the Park ASB celebrates your Dad with this annual concert at the Zilker Hillside Theatre. Marches, patriotic melodies, and other familiar works are the order of the day - selections that will have your Dad's toe tappin' - as well as your own! Bring a picnic basket and spread out a blanket under the oaks at the Hillside Theatre. The program for the concert is as follows:   The Star Spangled Banner arr. Bill Moffit National Emblem E.E. Bagley Festivity James Curnow El Relicario Jose Padilla, arr. Robert Longfield Gershwin! arr. Warren Barker Les Esprit du Tour Randol Alan Bass The March From "1941" John Williams, arr. Paul Lavender Intermission The Texans James Barnes Washington Post March John Philip Sousa, ed. Frank Byrne Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden An American Songbook Clifton Jameson Jones America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa, ed. Keith Brion
Sat, Jul 2, 2005 Fisherman's Park Bastrop 8:00pm	Bastrop Patriotic Festival The band makes its annual appearance at this slice of Americana, along the banks of the Colorado River in Bastrop. The evening closes with a fireworks spectacular as the band plays on!
Mon, Jul 4, 2005 Old Settlers Park Round Rock 8:00pm	July 4th Celebration! Once again, the band will perform in front of a crowd of thousands at Round Rock's Old Settlers Park. Watermelon, music, and fireworks close the season.