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May 18-19 ~ Marching Rams Percussion Camp
May 21-30 ~ Marching Rams Section Leader Interviews
May 23-24 ~ Marching Rams Drum Major Auditions/Interviews
May 29 ~ Band Banquet
June 1 ~ Middle School Band Trip to Busch Gardens
June 2 ~ Marching Rams Car Wash
High School Band Banquet 2012
Tuesday, May 29 ~ 6:30 PM
Robinson Gold Cafeteria
Important Banquet Information
Robinson Marching Rams Car Wash Fundraiser!
June 2, 2012, 9 AM - 4 PM
2 convenient locations: Robinson Secondary School and the Giant at University Mall
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Attention any rising 9th-12th grade students interested in being a performing member of the
2012 Marching Rams Battery and Front Ensemble (Percussion):
We are holding four Friday pm/Saturday Full Day clinics in order to train and select the Battery and Front Ensemble for the upcoming marching season. Students interested in these two sections need to attend these clinics in order to be considered for a performing position. These clinics are very important and will be very helpful in establishing an outstanding Battery and Front Ensemble. If you have a scheduling conflict or questions about the camps, please see Mr. Tucker. Friday rehearsals are 6-9 PM and Saturday rehearsals are 9-12 AM and 1-4 PM.
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Attention rising 9th-12th grade students interested in being a performing member of the
2012 Marching Rams Color Guard:
We will be hosting four after-school clinics and one after-school audition/evaluation session. Boys and girls interested in receiving a performing spot in the guard need to attend these clinics and the audition in order to be considered for a spot. At the clinics our guard staff will be teaching flag and dance basics, as well as the audition routine. If you have any questions about these clinics or auditioning for the color guard, please see Mr. Tucker. All of the sessions will take place from 3-5 PM on May 7-11.
Robinson Band & Orchestra Parent Organization is an all-volunteer network of parents whose mission is to foster and promote
musical excellence in our secondary school band and orchestra programs.
As a 501(c)(3) organization, your contribution to RBOPO is tax deductible.
If you'd like to make a tax deductible donation to the Robinson band and orchestra programs,
please feel free to mail a check to P.O. Box 39, Fairfax Station, VA., 22039.
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recipient of the
John Phillip Sousa Foundation's Sudler Flag of Honor
The Sudler Flag of Honor is an International Award
recognizing High School Concert Bands of Outstanding Musical Excellence.
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The Lunsford/Behrend Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by James W. Robinson alumni in memory of former band directors James G. Lunsford and Jack Behrend. Scholarship eligibility is open to graduating students in the Robinson Band program who plan to continue to participate in music at the college level - a music major is not required. For more information about the scholarship and contributions to the fund, visit http://www.lunsfordbehrend.org.
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Robinson Marching Band
Find out what it takes to create an award winning marching band program.
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James W. Robinson Secondary School is one of three secondary schools (grade 7-12) in Fairfax County and part of a school system serving 165,000 students in 180 schools. With a student population of 4000, over 1200 Robinson students are enrolled in one or more music classes. Instrumental music instruction begins in the fourth grade for strings and the fifth grade for band at the six feeder elementary schools in the Robinson pyramid. The Robinson Secondary School music department has been designated a Blue Ribbon School five times by the Virginia Music Educators Association.
The music curriculum at Robinson includes twelve concert bands, four jazz bands, marching band, six orchestras, six choirs, music theory and IB music classes, eight guitar classes, and numerous small ensembles. Nine faculty members instruct these classes and performing organizations in Robinson's Lunsford Hall.
A "Sudler Silver Cup" band, the highest honor bestowed on middle school bands, the Robinson Middle School Symphonic Band consistently receives superior ratings at district festivals. The group has appeared at the Virginia Music Educators Association Conference three times and has the distinction of performing twice at the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago, Illinois.
As one of the only bands in the United States to hold two Sudler Flags of Honor, the Robinson High School Symphonic Band consistently receives superior ratings in grade VI literature at district festivals and is a twenty year recipient of the Virginia Honor Band award. Robinson is one of four bands in the VBODA “Hall of Fame” for this accomplishment. In the last ten years, they have hosted or appeared with the University of Tennessee Wind Ensemble, the University of Illinois Trombone Choir, the Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble, faculty brass quintets from the University of Kansas and Illinois, the United States Marine Corps Chamber Ensemble, “Boston Brass”, musical humorist, Peter Schickele, and National Symphony Orchestra Maestro Leonard Slatkin. They have performed at the Virginia Music Educators Association (VMEA) Conference four times as well as at the ASBDA convention and the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic. The symphonic band is a part of the 180 member "Marching Rams" which performs and competes successfully during the fall season.
| Our Directors | |||
| Judy Einuis | Director of Bands, Middle School |
703-426-2145 | jkeinuis@fcps.edu |
| Jamie Tucker | Director of Bands, High School Bands |
703-426-2146 | jltucker@fcps.edu |
| Denny Stokes | Conductor, HS Symphonic Band & Concert Band 4 |
703-426-2147 | ddstokes@fcps.edu |
| Jackie Geldert | Director, HS Band | 703-426-2190 | jcgeldert@fcps.edu |
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