Martin Luther High School - Phalanx Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC 70 Music Conclids

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AT ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT The Leader of the Bond , . . Ms. Pralle lead the Jazz Lab in l-lumanesauen Oh, no John ... This year's annual Spring Concert was a meaningful experience for all those involved. The evening's events began with the jumping sounds of the 4O's, as sung by the Troubadors, Next on the program was the Barbershop Quartet whose harmonizing chords were throughly en- joyed by all. The quartet was followed by the Concert Choir who sang praises to the Lord with a collection of folls songs and a powerful selection from Peoceable Kingdom. Afterwards, Don Krubsacls expressed to Mr. Deffner the Choir's appreciation of his hard worls by leading the choir in a song written by Don for Mr. Deffner. The evenings Don thanlss Mr. Deffner for all his hard worla. events continued with the performance of the Varsity Band. Next up was the Jazz Lab who, led by Ms. Pralle, performed the jazzy Humanesaue. Last in the Concert was the Symphonic Band whose program was based on marches. The exciting performance of 'Marche Slave by the Band proved to be an appropriate ending to the concert. Throughout the evening, the various directors ex' pressed their feelings to the many Seniors whose musical talents will be missed as they graduate, Overall, the concert was a great success and an opportunity to praise God with the talents he has given us. - Mike Esplund Spring Concert of?

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MUSIC ACHIEVERS HCNORED Don Krubsacls received an award for outstanding achievement in choral and instrumental music. Mr. Krubsacls and Mr, Deffner presented Mr. Richter with a plaque of appreciation for 14 years of service to the Music Department. Surprise of the evening - Traci Franz presented Mr. Krubsacls with 0 birthday calse. On Monday, May 24, 1982, the Martin Luther Music Boosters held the 2nd Annual Music Awards Night. Many students received awards for music achievement including all Sen- iors, Pep Band members, Troubadors, Solo Ensemble contest participants, Brass Choir, Woodwind Ensemble members, and members of the Jazz Labs. Sue Pelisl-za, Joel Dahr, and Cindy Juedes were given Music Service awards. Al Meitler and John Penshorn were recognized for performance. Ms, Pralle sports her addition to her hat collection - a gift from the Jazz Lab. Don Krubsacls and Brian Wegener re- ceived musianship awards. Diane Grunewald received the Most improved Player Award. Music Awards 71