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"The Rainbow Revisited" Musical Program: "The RED Pony," by Aaron Copeland "Follow the YELLOW Brick Road," music by Harold Arlen/"Ease On Down the Road," by Charlie Smalls, from "The Wiz" (the medley played as a percussion feature in 1977) "Bein' GREEN," by Joe Raposo, from "Sesame Street" (played in 1976) "Rhapsody in BLUE," by George Gershwin "(Somewhere) Over the RAINBOW," music by Harold Arlen (played from 1973 thru 1976). Total Members: 165 Horns: 95 Directors: Jon S. Sutton, Donald Kalugyer, Dan Rice Color Guard: Pam Wishmeyer Music Arrangements: Don Barrett Visual Design: Matt James, Greg Hagen This performance received 1st place in Class B at Indiana's ISSMA State Finals, winning all captions. This was Greenwood's 9th ISSMA state championship. The story behind the title: "(Somewhere) Over the Rainbow" is tradition at Greenwood. It was first played by the band in 1973, when the band placed in the top 10 in state competition for the first time--a position it's never been out of to date(2012 and counting). The song was played each year from 1973-1976, including in the band's 1976 Indiana State Fair championship show, after which it officially became Greenwood's theme song. Then in 1980, it became the onfield warm-up, arranged by assistant director, Michael Sweeney, and it's been played as such every year since. But it hasn't been included in a show since 1976, until this one. In recognition of the 30th anniversary of Greenwood's first state championship at the 1976 Indiana State Fair, this 2006 show is a tribute to Greenwood's bands of the 1970s, with a repertoire that contains several compositions played by Greenwood during those years.