Culpeper County High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Culpeper, VA)

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is always fun to listen to at the Capital Centre as Mark Ferlazzo and |on Ingram said about Foghat. Tickets go on sale a month or even more in advance. ||«an in of superior rating, as Beefy Brifttan leads the brass section of the band.

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Nothing Replaces Music Most people enjoy music no matter where they are or what they are listening to. Whether it is rock ’n’ roll, soul, country, or jazz, it has a way of lifting your spirits at the best and worst of times. The majority of the students said they listen to music for enjoyment and relaxation. The popu¬ larity of radios and stereos has brought music into homes, cars, and even school, but nothing replaces the excitement of going to a live concert. The student’s re¬ sponses of how music influenced their lives ranged from “it turns me on,” “WOW”, “SUPER”, to “I can’t live without it”. Playing for the school band takes lots of h ard work as Brace Falke and Patrick Sheppard prepare for the Homecoming The Bandfront puts in many hours of practice a week. They came in seventh place in state competition in Roanoke. 2 Music

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In Mr. Dill’s first period math class, Mike Hackley and Scott Curtis go through a startling metamorphasis. Music through the ages Music, woven into the history of man, has played an important role in almost every life from the earliest times of man’s existence. Early man had only natural materials for his music. The music of his time was of the most basic and beautiful kind. The birds were his vocals, the water of the streams his percussionist, and the blowing wind his flute. Although some people still think this is beautiful, many weren’t satisfied. Today we have a great variety of musical instruments, ranging from the simplicity of an old moonshine jug to the high technology synthesizers of a rock ’n’ roll or soul band. Some musical favorites as The Eagles, The Roll¬ ing Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Commodores, use the sophisticated electric gadgetry to create the wild and melodic rhythms of today’s hits.