| This bulletin board from 1997 is typical of the signs that have welcomed thousands of concertgoers and dancers to Roseville Big Band performances over the decades. It also forms part of the design of the tray card for the Roseville Big Band's recording, Concert in the Park. |
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The Roseville Big Band and other entertainers perform in the uniquely-shaped band shell on the shore of Lake Bennett in Roseville's Central Park. In this picture, guest tenor saxophonist A. J. Mundahl solos on the Roseville Big Band's July 31, 2007, concert, while volunteers from CTV 15 broadcast the concert live on television channel 15 in Roseville and surrounding areas. Click here for a picture of the band shell in 1984. |
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CTV 15 captured guest artist Jim tenBensel soloing on "All of Me" while featured guest vocalist Sarah Morris held the microphone for him. |
| The CTV 15 volunteers, including producer/director John Rusterholz, always arrive several hours early to set up for the concert broadcast. |  |
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Roseville Big Band tenor soloist Kirk Lindberg sang "Just the Way You Are". |
| Diane Lindberg and Karen Dunn joined "Kirkina" to sing "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy". |  |
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Glen Newton played a soprano trombone solo. |
| Sometimes, the band is lucky enough to have two piano players! |  |
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On the July 4, 2001, concert, vocalist Sarah Morris watched as Glen Peterson improvised a tenor sax solo. |
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Brian Jacques, one of our first guest soloists from Roseville Area High School, played a tenor sax solo while standing in the audience. | The bell of his alto trombone showed Glen Newton's reflection at the June 10, 2003, concert. |  |
| The band stood up for the climax of "In the Mood". |  |
| Carin Bratlie and Glen Newton contrasted the tuba (left) |  |
and euphonium (right). |
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Beautiful weather complemented the vocal quartet rendition of "Blue Skies". The quartet for the June 6, 2000, concert included two of the band's many talented substitute performers. | |