The New Cumberland Town Band had its beginning in 1946 as the New Cumberland American
Legion Post 143 Band. In the early 1950s the band became an independent, self-supporting
organization.
The Band is most active in the summer months and plays in New Cumberland and other
Harrisburg area venues. The Band also plays an annual Christmas Concert at Trinity United
Methodist Church which is co-sponsored by the New Cumberland OldeTowne Association.
The band has been lead by Harold Yegley, Ken Sampson, Don MacCluskie, Larry Vittone, Don
Shope, Dick Klinedinst, Pat Ciccarone, Earl T. Caton, Jr., Larry Grier, Donna J. Deaven, Tom
Turnbull, Jr. and our current conductor John Bugosh.
New Cumberland Town Band practices most Tuesday evenings during the summer 7:30-9:30.
Trinity United Methodist Church is home to the bands spacious, air conditioned practice hall.
The band is grateful for the church's generous support.
Legion Post 143 Band. In the early 1950s the band became an independent, self-supporting
organization.
The Band is most active in the summer months and plays in New Cumberland and other
Harrisburg area venues. The Band also plays an annual Christmas Concert at Trinity United
Methodist Church which is co-sponsored by the New Cumberland OldeTowne Association.
The band has been lead by Harold Yegley, Ken Sampson, Don MacCluskie, Larry Vittone, Don
Shope, Dick Klinedinst, Pat Ciccarone, Earl T. Caton, Jr., Larry Grier, Donna J. Deaven, Tom
Turnbull, Jr. and our current conductor John Bugosh.
New Cumberland Town Band practices most Tuesday evenings during the summer 7:30-9:30.
Trinity United Methodist Church is home to the bands spacious, air conditioned practice hall.
The band is grateful for the church's generous support.
| 64 YEARS OF GREAT MUSIC IN NEW CUMBERLAND |
| The New Cumberland Town Band performs, Holiday for Winds, composed by Glenn Osser, and conducted by Donna J. Deaven |
Dauphin County Parks and Recreation presents The
New Cumberland Town Band in a free concert at
Fort Hunter Park, 5300 North Front Street in
Harrisburg at 7:30 PM on Sunday August 1. A family
friendly mix of marches, Broadway show tunes,
Hollywood film music, and contemporary compositions
for wind ensemble will be included. The New
Cumberland band is in its 65th year of providing
outdoor community concerts around the greater
Harrisburg area. Bring your lawn chairs or
New Cumberland Town Band in a free concert at
Fort Hunter Park, 5300 North Front Street in
Harrisburg at 7:30 PM on Sunday August 1. A family
friendly mix of marches, Broadway show tunes,
Hollywood film music, and contemporary compositions
for wind ensemble will be included. The New
Cumberland band is in its 65th year of providing
outdoor community concerts around the greater
Harrisburg area. Bring your lawn chairs or
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| NEW CUMBERLAND TOWN BAND TO PERFORM AUGUST 1, 2010 at 7:30 PM |
blankets, neighbors, and kids to enjoy the concert in the park. Come early and enjoy a
stroll around the historic Fort Hunter grounds with its beautiful panoramic view of the river.
In the event of rain, the concert will be moved indoors to the Centennial Barn.
stroll around the historic Fort Hunter grounds with its beautiful panoramic view of the river.
In the event of rain, the concert will be moved indoors to the Centennial Barn.
Lead trumpeter Dan Newhouser soloing at
the New Cumberland Library concert. .
the New Cumberland Library concert. .
For directions and the full concert schedule, click here.