Hawaii 2012

Thanks to the wonderful world of digitized photography, our amazing band parents that went to Hawaii made sure to capture all those “moments” and kept us updated at home. Thank you to the wonderful parents who helped with the posting of these photo “moments”.

Hawaii Day 1 & 2
Some pics from Hawaii thus far..

Senior Night
A tradition at the Legend Band Program, the band director takes the Senior class out for dessert to share stories and laugh about days gone by…

The Parade
Featuring, Legend High School’s First graduating Senior Class as they march in their last Parade -
GOOD LUCK SENIORS!!!

The Tourists
These pics include visits to Pearl Harbor, the flea market at Aloha Stadium, and Nu’uanu Pali

Performances
The Band, Choir, and Orchestra performed today. The Choir and Orchestra appeared both in a shopping mall and park Gazebo, and the band just played in the park. Enjoy!

The Luau
The entire Legend Performing Arts groups had a great time at the Luau. It was a great chance to have fun, socialize, and let our guard down.

Parade of Lights

It was cold and it was fun! And our awesome parents that cheered them on the sidelines said their cameras didn’t like the cold… but we got a few shots of our amazing Legend Titan Band at their 1st Denver Parade of Lights!

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Legend Band Parents give Mr Otis an early Holiday present. Stay warm Mr “O”!!!

The band parents noticed at competitions and festivals that many band directors were wearing a warm, waterproof jacket with their name/band name embroidered on the front. We thought our AMAZING band director, who selflessly devotes many hours of blood, sweat and tears (not too many tears, we hope!) to our wonderful and talented children, to have one of these nice, warm jackets!

With the help of Mrs. Kimbrel who volunteered to do the embroidering, and Mr. Moroni who shopped and found a suitable jacket to purchase… and since our season was finishing before we knew it, the band parents wanted to see Mr. Otis wearing it THIS SEASON before many of our kids — Seniors, were finished with marching band. (Sniffle, sniffle!!) The jacket was presented to Mr. Otis before the Legend Marching Festival/Legacy Marching invitational.

Thank you Mr. Otis!!

Homecoming Parade 2011

Take a look at the Homecoming 2011 Parade!

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September 8, 2011 – 1st Home Game

Starting off with another great marching season – the Legend Titan Band amazed the Legend crowds at their first football game the 2011 Marching Band Field Show Theme “Breath of Life”-

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Titans Earn 1st Place 5a and 1st Place Overall…

at the Colorado State Fair Parade and Band Shell Competition last Saturday in Pueblo. The Legend Titans 127 members strong were led in Parade by Drum Major Trey H. and Assistant Drum Major Rachel C. They received the 1st place 5A and 1st place Overall Sweepstakes meaning they were named the Top Band of the Day!… The Percussion and Color Guard were Amazing also. They dazzled the crowds all along the Parade Route and received many compliments. They Band was cheered every time they did one of their signature Half-Time moves during the Parade Song. :”Aint No Mountain High Enough” parents-Also watch for that Signature Move in the 2nd Production of this year’s field Show. Squad Captains Elizabeth M. / Jon B. / Jake B. worked the band very hard during Band Camp and the the first couple weeks of school.
Several students said, “they really enjoyed performing at the Band Shell because they were able to perform some of their field show music to such an appreciative audience.”

A special Thank You to all of the Parents who were able to attend and help with all of the little things as well as the big things. “From pouring a small cup of water or carrying a cymbal to getting ice for the coolers 3 times or pushing a marimba or cheering along the route” , please know it was ALL Greatly APPRECIATED! Thanks Parents..

Also a Hearty Congratulations to Thunder Ridge HS and Highlands Ranch HS for doing a Fantastic job at the Parade as well!!!! Yeah to all of the Douglas County Schools that participated!
Congratulations Titans!!!! Now Let’s get back to work!!!!!

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2011 Summer Band Camp

Summer Band Camp – fun in the sun, a little help from the Fire Department for cooling off, Senior Breakfast and fun at the annual band pool party – Enjoy!

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It’s Show Time!

The 2011-2012 show production for the Legend Titan Band is coming together and this weekend the Titan Color Guard attended a make-up class that let them get a chance to try out the new show make-up for this year’s production. It took 2 separate classes to host all the girls!

Thank you to the Captain of the Color-Guard – Rae and her mom Mrs. Thomas for putting this great event together!

Take a look at the before and afters!

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Can you say Hot! Hot! Hot!

The Legend Titan Marching Band Camp 2011 is well under way – and we don’t let a little (or a lot!) of hot weather get to us, but it sure was great today when some of the Band Booster Parents came up with a great way to cool off the Band Students by enlisting the help of the South Metro Fire Department!

Mrs. Thomas asked the Stroh Ranch Station to help cool the kids off during practice and they were more then happy to come out and soak the kids for a few minutes. While in formation, the kids would be get drenched with water and march when needed.

Diane with the Color Guard said “I did like it – it was very refreshing and I’m still drenched!” hours later.

Thank you South Metro Fire Station, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Farrar’s (for photos!) and the Band Booster Parents for making another fun memory at Band Camp!

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celebration-Scaffolding Success

A Special Thanks from Rob Moroni to ALL of the Parents and Students that showed up today -in the hot scorching sun – to assemble the Scaffolding for the 2011 marching season.

This was quite a task as the railings were/ heavy/hot/and high off the ground!
NERVES of STEEL – They all showed.

A special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson for donating their trailer to haul all of the heavy equipment to the back side of the school!!! Their daughter Aimee is a 3rd year percussion student.

As Usual – Way To Go Titans!!!!!!

Thanks for helping to assemble the scaffolding for the upcoming marching band season! Thanks to the following parents: Tim Georing, Clare and Dave Anderson, Andy Thomson, Arnie Borntrager, Jay Jones, and Diana Kimbrel. I would also like to say thanks to the following students: Trevor K, Hallie K, Drew L, Cody T, May A, and Luke F. Please check out the pics! Now we ready for the season

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