Thank you

Published on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 3:52 PM MST

The Sidney Performing Arts Council and the Northeastern Arts Network thank the following who helped make “The Foothills Brass” Concert a success:

Mr. Corey Birch, director of bands, for coordinating the band workshops with the junior high and high school students and for directing the high school performance with the “Foothills Brass.” Sue Anderson, Sidney High School, for assisting with the set-up of the workshop and evening concert. Jeanne Lang’s class for baking the delicious cookies for the workshop break. The Sidney Herald for its publicity and coverage of the event. The Richland County Community Foundation for the grant support to obtain this professional touring ensemble.

Live performances such as these would not be possible without the support of our community. We sincerely thank our sponsors and season ticket holders for their continued support.

A special thanks to our talented Sidney High School band students who performed in the evening Big Sky Concert Series with “The Foothills Brass.” It was a fantastic evening of music and entertainment!

Sincerely,

The Sidney Performing Arts Council board and

The Northeastern Arts Network

Jill Hill, president, Candy Markwald, Karen Boehler, Paul Kaufmann

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