50 - CAPE GAZETYE, Friday, June 7 - June 13, 1996
The Next Wave, the United States Naval Academy Band's jazz ensemble, will perform at The
Methodist Manta- House in Seaford on Saturday, June 8.
The Next Wave Navy Jazz Band to
perform at Methodist Manor House
The Next Wave, the United
States Naval Academy Band's
jazz ensemble, will appear at 2:30
p.m., Saturday, June 8 at the
Methodist Manor House, 1001
Middleford Road, Seaford.
The Next Wave is one of the
finest jazz bands in the Navy and
is always a popular attraction
wherever it appears. Under the di-
rection of Senior Chief Musician
Randy Martell, The Next Wave is
17 of the most highly skilled mu-
sicians in the country. They are
professional musicians all, and
avid jazz lovers keeping the big
band sound alive in America.
Their music includes time-tested
arrangements, by the likes of
Goodman, Ellington, Basie and
Miller as well as the more con-
temporary names of Maynard Fer-
guson, Rob McConnell and Bob
Florence. In addition to the well-
attended concerts, the group per-
forms as a dance band for a vari-
ety of official military functions,
including formal midshipman
balls.
Featured with The Next Wave
are Master Chief Gary Wolfe,
trumpet; Senior Chief Tom Steele,
vocals and tenor saxophone; Mu-
sician First Class Tracy Ford, vo-
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DOWNTOWN BEACH SCENE!
Relax in our lounge and enjoy our daily bar specials.
Play darts and shoot pool for free!
Milford Heritage Festival set June 22
The Milford Museum, Milford Memorial Hospital and Downtown
Milford, Inc. are collaborating on a full day of fun and fitness celebra-
tion on Saturday, June 22. Marguerite Ashley, Program Manager,
prondses an attractive and educational historic walking tour of Milford
with marked mileage so that participants can exercise a measured dis-
tance and learn about the town's history at the same time. Recent DHC
McKinstry award winner William Thiesen will present a slide talk on
Milford's wooden shipbuilding industry.
Many childrens' activities will be available, including old fashioned
lawn games and musical entertainment. For more information, call
Marguerite Ashley at 422-1108.
calist; Musician Second Class
Cathy Stiles, tenor saxophone;
Musician Second Class Blake
Cramer, vibraphone; Musician
Second Class Dan Drew, trom-
bone; and Musician Second Class
Gerry Granat, clarinet and alto
saxophone.
The staff arranger, Musician
Second Class Rob Vuono, sup-
plies the group with a never-end-
ing supply of new and exciting se-
lections as well as occasionally
performing on trumpet, piano or
as a vocalist.
For more information call 629-
4593 or 800-775-4593.
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