SAVE THE DATE

Our Annual and Only Fundraising Event!

May the 4th Be With You
The Music of John Williams

Saturday, May 4, 2024

Doors Open & Dancing Begins at 6:30 p.m.

~ Dance to the music of the Lodi Community Band Jazz Ensemble ~
Location:
Lodi Moose Lodge
3824 E. Woodbridge Road
Acampo, California
Ample free, well-lit parking!

* Luscious Desserts
* No-Host Bar
* Raffles
* Door Prize

Featuring the Lodi Community Band performing memorable & iconic works by the legendary John Williams

$35 tax deductible* donation per person

How does the Band utilize your tax deductible donations?
* We provide scholarships to talented high school students to pursue their musical training/education
* We purchase music to perform at various events throughout the year in and around Lodi
* We cover the costs of presenting concerts without charging admission, including our annual Christmas concert presented at Hutchins Street Square (the City of Lodi charges a fee to use the facility and provide security personnel).

TICKETS ON SALE APRIL 1, 2024!

Thank you for your support!

*The Lodi Community Band was granted tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service on July 8, 2003, ID #68-0253816, and the California Franchise Tax Board on August 31, 2005, ID #2727121.

You’re Invited

Band Classics ~ Old & New

Tuesday, February 27, 2024
7:00 p.m.

Warren Atherton Auditorium
San Joaquin Delta College
5151 Pacifi Avenue
Stockton, California

featuring

Lodi Community Band

performing:

Flourish for Wind Band (R. Vaughan Williams)
As Summer Was Just Beginning (Larry D. Daehn)
Prelude, Siciliano and Rondao (Malcolm Arnold; arranged by John P. Paynter)

Stockton Concert Band

performing:

Transcendent Journey (Rossano Galante)
One Life Beautiful (Julie Giroux)
Danzon no. 2 (Arturo Marquez; transcribed by Oliver Nickel)

Directed by Arthur J. Holton, Jr.

Combined Bands

performing:

Beyond the Horizon (Rossano Galante)
From Glen to Glen (Robert Sheldon, Opus 235)
First Suite in Eb for Military Band (Gustav Holst, Op. 28, No. 1; revised & edited by Colin Matthews)

FREE admission and parking