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Uploaded by on May 29, 2009

Dover Area High School (Dover, PA) select jazz ensemble, under the direction of George Bradshaw. Soloists: Alaina Eshbach (flute), Ethan Eshbach (tenor sax), St. Clair Simmons (trombone) and LeAnna Simmons (vocals). May 28, 2008

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  • I was looking up videos for my high school (Dover Plains, NY. Top 10 St. Patricks Day Parade marching band for about 11 or 12 years. As soon as I finally get a video of us, I'll put it up. Sorry to stray off)

    You guys are amazing. Being a trombone player myself, I must say that is an awesome solo that your trombone player played. Amazing job on the song!

  • @matt3978 dover is full of underlined christianity bullshit. no matter what the law tells the administration, it is composed of only christians, diversity issues ensue this piece of shit school.

  • Keep on keeping on!! Great job flutes.

  • Dover voted out intelligent design, but plays in their band Amazing Grace!?

  • Holy Hell, NOW I hear myself going sharp! lol Wish I had heard it before!

  • Yes, I do wonder why actually. lol JK. I agree, I definetely think this was one of our best performances of this song.

  • That was so amazing! You all rocked the house, especially the soloists! Also I loved the pop-up comments, they were the icing on the cake. Hmm... I wonder why Rachel is Ethan's favorite... ;) -Emily T.

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