92.275 – Carmel H.S., IN
91.650 – Avon H.S., IN
89.075 – William Mason H.S., OH
88.000 – Brownsburg H.S., IN
87.150 – O’Fallon Township H.S., IL
85.150 – Union H.S., OK
84.275 – Fishers H.S., IN
82.750 – Castle H.S., IN
80.950 – Center Grove H.S., IN
80.900 – Lakota West H.S., OH
80.800 – Centerville H.S., OH
80.550 – Lincoln H.S., SD
79.850 – Choctaw H.S., OK
79.650 – Noblesville H.S., IN
Outstanding Music Performance – Carmel H.S., IN
Outstanding Visual Performance – Carmel H.S., IN
Outstanding General Effect – Carmel H.S., IN
There is a $20 charge for spectator parking at the Indianapolis Super Regional Championship. Please arrive early and allow extra time to get to the stadium, especially during peak times. Refer to the maps and other event documents for location and further details. NOTE – there are other large-scale events on the same day in Indianapolis, that may cause traffic delays.
500 S Capitol Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46225
Adams Central H.S.
Monroe, IN
DIRECTOR: Cory Kelley
DRUM MAJORS: Mia Thompson
REPERTOIRE: The Black Seam
MUSICAL SELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Uninvited” by Alanis Morisette, “We Work the Black Seam by Gordon Sumner, “The Ecstasy of Gold (from ‘The Good, the Bad and The Ugly’)” by Ennio Morricone, “Diamonds (Remix)” by Rihanna
MUSIC PANEL
David Carbone – Bluffton, SC
Jon Gomez – Chandler, AZ
Brad Huneycutt – McKinney, TX
Van Mathews – North Richland Hills, TX
Stephen Meyer – Flagstaff, AZ
Max Mullinix – The Woodlands, TX
Jeremy Spicer – Austin, TX
Todd Zimbelman – Salem, OR
VISUAL PANEL
Tony Cimino – Salem, OR
Jackie Gilley – Midwest City, OK
Tim Landess – Indianapolis, IN
Carl Nelson – Corona, CA
Tim Pierce – Memphis, TN
Robert Solomon – Los Angeles, CA
CHIEF JUDGE
John Phillips – Indianapolis, IN
Thank you to the host of today’s Bands of America Championship event: Joe Lapka and Shortridge High School!
Southeast Missouri State University Marching Band
Director: Dr. Jim Daughters
Drum Majors: Nathan Anderson, Lucas Brinkmann, Jae Childs, and Bailey Randol
Program: Becoming One
Our 2023 Production is entitled, “Becoming One.” The SEMO Marching Band was greatlyimpacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. That fall football season was cancelled and marching band was moved to the spring semester for a spring football season. In addition to having 3 band directors in 4 years, there was much change and adversity. This year, our student leadership decided to celebrate our changing band culture in addition to overcoming theadversity the band faced throughout director changes and the pandemic. Our production reflects that struggle, represented in the beginning of our show, then morphs into a rejoicing and hopeful, celebratory mood. Source material includes, “Medea’s Dance of Vengeance” by Samurai Barber; “You Give Love a Bad Name” by Bon Jovi; “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” as sung by Bette Midler; and we close with “Fly to Paradise” by Eric Whiteacre.
Music for All venues will follow a universal clear bag policy in 2023.
This applies to any person using spectator gates at an event (including students and staff before and after performances), including situations in which the band re-entry gate is the same as the spectator gate. This policy does not apply to performance flow entry and exit gates.
No.
Only still photography is allowed, and only from general admission seats. Tripods should not be used and the viewing experience of other spectators may not be disrupted.
Still photography is not allowed at field level.
Video and audio recording of any kind is not allowed, no exceptions.
Enrollment is open to all high school bands on a first-come, first-served basis.
Preliminary performance times are scheduled based on a random draw. Applications received and paid for on or before January 31, 2023 were eligible for the initial draw, after which performance times are based on postmark of application, with earlier postmarks receiving the later performance times. The previous year’s Regional Champion has the option to choose its Prelims performance time. Finals performances are scheduled by a random draw on site.
Bands of America has a four-class system (A-AAAA). Bands are assigned to classes based on enrollment levels in grades 10-12.
By nature, appreciation of arts requires subjective reactions. We do not announce or publish band classifications, before or during events. Our intention is to not draw attention to classification, so as to eliminate expectations of a band’s performance based on class, including those of the judges.
REGIONALS:
The top 12 scoring bands, regardless of class, are invited to compete in the evening’s Regional Finals.SUPER REGIONALS:
Super Regional Championships accept 14 bands into Finals. The 14 bands are chosen according to the following procedure: the five highest scoring bands in each of the two Prelims judging panels, regardless of class, plus the next four highest scoring bands from both of the two Prelims, regardless of class, will advance to Finals. If a Class Champion is not among the highest scoring bands advancing to Finals, they will be invited to perform at Finals in exhibition.