24 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 7 May 'Qt

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From The Principal I By Stanley Kol/en " Principal, lower Cape May Regional High School

It's concert time again this year and there is a real sense of anticipation and excitement in this community Tickets are scarce and the thrill that the audience will get from the first blasts of^the sound of the band is only hours away. The place will be packed. There will be screams of joy and appreciation and there may even be some dancing in the aisles, but you won't see much pink or new wave hair-dos. What you will see on most of the heads in this crowd is a lot of skin and a lot of grey. The concert is not The Hooters, it is The Thundering Herd of Woody Herman, sponsored by the Lower Cape May Regional Band Boosters with benefits going to a Fine Arts Scholarship. THIS IS THE same Woody Herman who as a young clarinetist-band leader was swinging at the Rosemont Ballroom in New 1 York in 1937 at the same time that Jimmy Dorsev played the New Yorker. Chuck Webb was stompin' at the Savoy and Duke Ellington rocked The Cotton Club The same Woody Herman of "Blues in the Night" and "Woodchop per's Ball" The same Woody Herman of the SeconcL^Third. and Fourth Hera who retired at the peak of his popularity in 1945 only to start a new band a year later that has continued to exist for 40 years. So the crowd will be waiting to hear those sounds from another time and another place They will hear some of the old mixed with the new. It will be a great evening of music that our students can enjoy with their grandparents! THE PROSPECT of this concert and the name of the band "Woody Herman and the Thundering Herd" has to fill you with a sense of wonder What remains in the music that can possibly tie the middle .of the depression with the computer age? What a commentary on our way of life to have experienced almost SO years of popular culture from a position on the bandstand The chronicles tell us what has happened during all those years when The Herd has been on tour. There were triumps at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1966. there were movies with Sonja Henie and the Andrews Sisters in the for ties, and the continual for mationof new bands for Woody to fpant he' started as any bright young musician like Red Norvo and Stan Gclz. and he has survived

because he has continued to change like no other band alive. Today's herd is young, talented playing rock-tinged arrangements and some of the roaring old standards. Some popular music critics still believe that Woody Herman's best vocalist was Woody Herman. I wonder if he'll belt out "Caldonia. Caldonia. What makes your big head so hard?!" Now. that's enough to make any concert swing!

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