Sun, Oct. 9 7:00 p.m. Zilker Hillside Theatre	Marches and Musicals 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.  Works scheduled for the program include: Entry March of the Boyars Johan Halvorsen, arr. Frederick Fennell Candide Suite Leonard Bernstein, adapt. Clare Grundman "The Gum-Suckers" March Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. R. Mark Rogers Selections from CHICAGO John Kander, arr. Ted Ricketts Marching Along John Philip Sousa, compiled John R. Bourgeois Intermission Symphonic Concert March G. Bonelli, arr Nicholas D. Falcone Selections From Les Misérables Arr. Warren Barker Sol Y Sombra George Gates Porgy and Bess Gershwin, arr. James Barnes
Sun, Dec 4 3:00 p.m. Reagan High School PAC	"Music For All Seasons" Subscription Series Concert #1                                                                                                               Click on image for larger version Come take a musical excursion from Spring to Winter as the Austin Symphonic Band performs music inspired by the celebrations and seasons of the year. A perfect way to begin the Holiday Season This concert will be presented in the Reagan High School Performing Arts Center. 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) 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: The Hounds of Spring Alfred Reed Easter Monday on the White House Lawn John Philip Sousa, ed. R. Mark Rogers Early Light Carolyn Bremer October Eric Whitacre Morning Alleluias Ron Nelson Intermission Variants on a Medieval Tune Norman Dello Joio Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Old Scottish Melody Charles A. Wiley Patapan Shelley Hanson Click here for the Concert Program (pdf file).
Sun, Dec 11 9:00 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.
Sun, Feb 26, 2006 3:00 p.m. Reagan High School PAC	"And The Band Played On..." Subscription Series Concert #2 Our second Subscription Series concert presents a preview of our opening concert for the 72nd annual American Bandmasters Association Convention on March 1, 2006. This concert will feature music selected by numerous Guest Conductors, who will be conducting us in Richardson. 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: National Anthems Variants on a Mediaeval Tune Norman Dello Joio Sol Y Sombra George Gates Courtly Airs and Dances Ron Nelson Metamorphosis (On An Original Cakewalk) Daniel Kallman Second Prelude George Gershwin, arr. John Krance Vesuvius Frank Ticheli The Gallant Seventh March John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Click here for the Concert Program (pdf file).
Wed, Mar 1, 2006 7:30 p.m. American Bandmasters Association Convention, Richardson, TX	American Bandmasters Association Convention. Richardson, Texas The ASB has been invited to perform the opening concert at the 72nd annual American Bandmasters Association Convention. in Richardson, Texas. The 72nd Annual Convention will be held at The Eisemann Center . Selections and Conductors scheduled for this concert include the following: National Anthems       Bob Blanton - Houston, Conductor Variants on a Mediaeval Tune Norman Dello Joio       Dick Floyd, Conductor Sol Y Sombra George Gates       Bill Haehnel, Conductor Courtly Airs and Dances Ron Nelson       Cheryl Floyd, Conductor Metamorphosis (On An Original Cakewalk) Daniel Kallman       Marcellus Brown - Boise State, Conductor Second Prelude George Gershwin, arr. John Krance       Don Caneva - San Diego (Coastal Communities Band), Conductor Vesuvius Frank Ticheli       Frank Ticheli - USC, Conductor The Gallant Seventh March John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell       Jim Christensen - L.A. (Disney), Conductor
Sat, Apr 29, 2006 8:00 p.m. Reagan High School Performing Arts Center	"Tribute to a Generation: WWII Remembered " Subscription Series Concert #3 Our final Subscription Series concert of the 2005 - 2006 season presents a musical tribute to the generation who served in World War II. Selections will include music about the European campaign, the Pacific campaign, and "music remembered" by those who went to war. 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). Admission is free for veterans. (However, seating is limited; veterans are requested to call the band office at 345-7420 to reserve their complimentary tickets.) Please join us at the Reagan High School PAC for this special event. Works scheduled for the program include: The March From "1941" John Williams, arr Paul Lavender Symphony #1 Daniel Bukvich Ave Maria Franz Biebl, adapt. Robert C. Cameron Symphonic Prelude Mark Camphouse In The Miller Mood Arranged by Warren Barker Intermission Victory At Sea Richard Rodgers, transcr. Robert Russell Bennett South Pacific Richard Rodgers, adapt. R. Mark Rogers Salute To Bob Hope arr. Warren Barker Armed Forces Salute Arr. Bob Lowden The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa, ed. Keith Brion The Star-Spangled Banner This concert is part of the Texas Community Music Festival
Sun, May 14, 2006  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 March From "1941" John Williams, arr Paul Lavender The Hounds of Spring Alfred Reed Second Prelude George Gershwin, arr. John Krance Salute To Bob Hope arr. Warren Barker Albanian Dance Shelley Hanson Intermission Cheerio March Edwin Franko Goldman South Pacific Richard Rodgers, adapt. R. Mark Rogers In The Miller Mood Arranged by Warren Barker The Gallant Seventh March John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell This concert is part of the Texas Community Music Festival
Sun, June 18, 2006 Zilker Hillside Theatre 7:30pm	Father's Day in the Park Cancelled due to rain. The listing is included here for completeness. 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 Hounds of Spring Alfred Reed Second Prelude George Gershwin, arr. John Krance The Slavonic Dances Anton Dvorak, tr. Jim Curnow The Lord of the Rings (Mvmt. I "Gandalf") Johan de Meij The Gallant Seventh March John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Intermission The March From "1941" John Williams, arr Paul Lavender In The Miller Mood Arranged by Warren Barker An American Songbook Clifton Jameson Jones American Pageant Thomas Knox The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa, ed. Keith Brion
Sat, July 1, 2006 Fisherman's Park Bastrop 8:00pm	Bastrop Patriotic Festival Cancelled due to rain. The listing is included here for completeness. 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!
Tue, July 4, 2006 Old Settlers Park Round Rock 8:00pm	July 4th Celebration! Cancelled due to rain. The listing is included here for completeness. 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.