Juneau Community Bands

2018 - 2019 Concert Season

May 4, 2019

Star Wars and Other Out of This World Music

May the 4th be with you!

7:30pm

TMHS Auditorium

$20 general; $18 senior - advance, $20 senior - at-the-door; $5 student

Tickets available now through Vendini, at the JAHC and Hearthside Books.

Program:

Star Wars Trilogy - John Williams

Star Trek through the Years - arranged by John Moss

Adventures on Earth (from E.T. The Extra Terrestrial) - John Williams

Scherzo for X-Wings - John Williams

Mars: The Bringer of War (from The Planets) - Gustav Holst

Battlestar Galactica (Main Theme) - Stu Philips

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The Juneau Community Bands is a group of musicians and wind groups rehearsing and performing in Juneau, Alaska. Groups that are included are:

Taku Winds: This group is for advanced adult musicians who, typically, have played in high school or college. The group presents two concerts a year playing exciting and challenging music for brass, wind, and percussion ensembles.
Juneau Volunteer Marching Band: The Marching Band was organized to provide music for the Juneau parade in 1976. All musicians, teenage and older, are invited to participate. The band begins rehearsals each year in late May in preparation for the 4th of July. The band traditionally performs one or two sit-down concerts prior to the 4th, and marches in both the Juneau and Douglas parades.
Reindeer Band
Small ensemble groups

If you are interested in playing in any of these groups use this form: Contact Us

The Juneau Concert Band, inaugural concert, Nov, 2008 at the Juneau Arts and Culture Center

Children 12 and under wearing costumes and accompanied by an adult may attend the concert for free.

Silent Auction

Star Wars books

Baked goods

Gym Memberships

Music lessons

Quilts

Restaurant Gift Certificates

Proceeds of the auction help Juneau Community Bands cover the costs of our concerts, especially music purchases and auditorium rental.

See all our donors here