Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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This is what I have to say to that! says Charlie Norwesh and Mike Mathis. Fugues, fugues and more fugues. Ami Weissberg, Cybele Kamhi, and Lisa Rothfeld practice their parts on their Woodwinds before the performance. l Harborfields has one of the finest music programs on Long Island. Every Fall and Spring the Choir, Orchestra, Stage Band, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band perform concerts for enjoy- ment. Choir and Band meet in class during the day as does Or- chestra. Stage Band rehearses on Wednesday nights. The winter concerts for 1984-85 were December 18, and February 7. The spr- ing concerts will be held May 3, and 17. The Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band will perform a Pops Concert on May 31 p this con- cert is outdoors and popcorn and juice is served to the audience during the concert. It is very well received just as all the other con- certs are. 28 WINTER CONCERTS

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Glued to the school's T V all day Friday everyone watched H 0 F S T B A Thursday, October 18th at 10:15 P.M., on the Hofstra University Field, the familiar introductory drum roll of the Harborfields Marching Band sounded. Dramatically rushing foward they executed their first piece, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, immediately captivating the 15 other bands. Maniac was then performed by the Drill Team with precision and neatness, and was accompanied by particularly tricky movements. The kickline members weren't the only ones to engross the crowd with difficult moves. As Son of a Preacher Man was performed, the Band members themselves exhibited a twisting and winding march. From pinwheels to backward marching, the stadium atmosphere was seized with a tremendous surge of energy and vigor. Mr. Domencetti was extremely pleased with his band's performance at Hofstra. And the Band members admit that the audience was just not rocking until the Tornadoes emerged. There is no doubt that the Tornado Marching Band and Drill Team are two marvels that play a strong part in giv- ing Harborfields High School its deep sense of pride and honor. , I U , if , . f ,, lf f 2 lx' 3 3 f ,Qlfp zi,.fZAlI . 53, l ' - 'L sz , .2 1. i , Q I, ,it C A. MRF cr ,P gg Drill Team members talk among themselves before the Homecoming parade begins. Hats off to the Marching Band! Walking a fine line. Long hours of summer practice prepare the Mar- ching Band for their upcoming season and Hofstra. I If 12 3' HUFSTRA 27

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