Beavercreek High School - Beavercreek Band Program

Beavercreek Band Program

The Beavercreek Band is well known a cult throughout Ohio. It has qualified for the OMEA State Marching Band Finals since 1987, earning the highest possible ranking of "I - Superior" every year since 1989. The Beavercreek Band and Color Guard is under the direction of Mr. Douglas McCullough, who has been the band director for over 20 years. Beavercreek's band program consists of two jazz ensembles, and four concert bands as well as an extracurricular Pep Band, Marching Band and Color Guard, Winter Guard, and Winter Percussion Ensemble. Mr. Matt Frost (who is director of bands at Ferguson Middle School), and Mr. Michael Bisig (the director of the 6th grade bands at Ankeney Middle School) and Ferguson Middle School) are the assistant directors of the Marching Band.

The Weekend of Jazz is held every spring and has featured jazz musicians such as Maynard Ferguson, Stanley Clarke, Jon Secoda, . High schools and colleges from throughout the area come to perform. These performances, unlike the concerts done by the professional bands, are free to attend. The opening night of Weekend of Jazz, which features jazz bands from Ankeney Middle School, Ferguson Middle School, and Beavercreek High School, is also free.

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