Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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If 4 'ta Musical world expands for special groups By Debbie Stewart The jazz ensemble or Wind Jammer consisting of 20 members, provides music for the Christmas Fes- tival and the sprin musical. During the spring they put on the secong annual Jazz Under the Stars concert held outside the RUHS auditorium. Jazz ensemble has become the heart of the music program. The players learn more and develop more music abilit in the jazz ensemble program, said Wayne Brasllear, director. lt's become a very popular course on cam us and lots of kids want to be in the class, especially since it's become more orientated towards competition, he said. There are about 30 girls in choir, said Brashear. His ultimate goal is a mixed choir. The choir performs at the Christmas Festival, the Pops Concert, and in the s ring musical. The mem- bers also share in the perlgormance of Jazz Under the Stars with Wind Jammer. jazz bandfchoir 21