The Maine Pops Concert Band will conduct its annual fall concert on Sunday, November 2 from 2:30 p.m. at the Westbrook Performing Arts Center in Westbrook, ME. This will the first performance of the 100-member concert band since mid-August.
The concert theme is “Who We Are: The Music that Shaped Us” and will feature music from Leonard Bernstein, John Williams, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and John Warrington. The music will also include arrangements by Warren Barker, Stephen Bulla, and Peter Kleine Schaars. The music covers a wide variety ranging from big band and movie/theater themes to classic rock and R&B.
The suggested donation to attend is $15 per person, with students granted free admission.
For more information on the Maine Pops, please visit the web site at www.mainepops.org.
Author: Steve Barrett
Steve Barrett is a retired government public affairs official with 43 years of experience (23 military, 20 with Federal Government). Married since 1987. Twin daughters are high school language teachers. Hobbies include music photography as a USBands marching band competition photographer (2012-present), high school band/chorus/theater photography in Maryland from 2002-2017 and 2018-present in Maine, playing trumpet and flugelhorn, reading and Scrabble. Played trumpet/flugelhorn recreationally with the Anne Arundel Community College community jazz band from 2007-2017. Now performs recreationally with the Maine Pops Concert Band and is an elected member of the band's board of directors. Holds a Master of Arts Degree in Communication from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Journalism from the University of Maryland University College. Barrett is originally from Montour Falls, NY.
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