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2004-2005 Season Galleries

Sunriver Music Festival, Bend OR : August 9, 2005
The members of Five By Design flew to the northwest and the city of Bend OR for a performance of RADIO DAYS with the Sunriver Festival Orchestra. Our hostess for the event was Lori Noack, exewcutive director for the music festival. Bend is a picturesque tourist town and the members of Five By Design had a great time discovering the community.

Sunriver Music Festival, Bend OR

August 9, 2005 The members of Five By Design flew to the northwest ...

Updated: Aug 10, 2005 12:53am PST

Missouri Symphony :

Missouri Symphony

Updated: Jun 25, 2005 9:24am PST

American Symphony Orchestra League : June 14-17, 2005Alton Accola, Five By Design's artist rep, flew to Washington DC for the annual conference of the American Symphony Orchestra League. There Five By Design renewed acquaintances with other artist agents, conductors, artistic administrators, and friends of the League. The ASOL represents 1800 orchestras across the United States.

Accola also participated in the Orchestras on the Hill as a member of a delegation representing Minnesota Orchestras as advocates for the League. The delegation met with staffers from the offices of Senators Norm Coleman and Mark Dayton.

American Symphony Orchestra League

June 14-17, 2005Alton Accola, Five By Design's artist rep, flew to W ...

Updated: Jun 17, 2005 1:59pm PST

Clarinda IA : June 11-12, 2005Five By Design made its third return to Clarinda, Iowa and the Glenn Miller Festival. Clarinda is the birthplace of Miller and the four day festival is a tribute to the famous bandleader of the 1940s. The Miller Festival has a lot of memorabilia including Miller's trombone and a case of Chesterfield cigarettes which was his radio sponsor.

June 11-12, 2005Five By Design made its third return to Clarinda, Io ...

Updated: Jun 13, 2005 5:35pm PST

Minneapolis MN : Sunday, June 5, 2005
On June 4th, Five By Design loaded into Orchestra Hall for its second Minneapolis appearance in ten years. On board for the rehearsal was the Robert Baca Big Band, including: Trumpets (Bob Baca, Tom Brown, Tom Krochock), Trombones (Phil Ostrander, Jim Tenbensel), Saxes (Dave Karr, Dave Milne, Bruce Thornton, Bill Olson, Jim Geddes), piano (Willis Delony), drums (Dave Mancini), guitar (Dave Singley), and bass (Gary Raynor).

Sunday, June 5, 2005 On June 4th, Five By Design loaded into Orches ...

Updated: Jun 06, 2005 7:40pm PST

Omaha Symphony : May 12, 2005From Kansas, Five By Design headed to Nebraska for three performances with the Omaha Symphony on May 13-15. Willis Delony flew in from Baton Rouge to play piano for the "Club Swing" production. Sheridan Zuther's mom arrived in Omaha to see her daughter's first performance with Five By Design.

The Omaha Symphony arranged several radio station interviews including segments in the studios of Magic 1490 and at Orchestra Hall with KIOS where the first evening's performance was recorded for broadcast.

It was great to connect with our friends in the Omaha Symphony. It has been ten years since Five By Design performed at the Orpheum with the orchestra. Kudos to conductor, Ernest Richardson, Tara Cowherd, Jennifer Barlament, and all the kind folks associated with the Omaha Symphony and the Orpheum.

May 12, 2005From Kansas, Five By Design headed to Nebraska for three ...

Updated: May 15, 2005 7:43pm PST

Goodland KS : Sunday, May 8, 2005Goodland, Kansas was the destination for Five By Design's RADIO DAYS and an engagement at the Goodland High School Auditorium. Eric was our host for the matinee program and we'd like to thank Derek, Leroy, and Chet for their able assistance. Leroy was the lucky guy who got a kiss from Cathy and Lorie. We appreciate everyone's thoughtfulness in a performance commemorating the 60th anniversary of D-Day.

Sunday, May 8, 2005Goodland, Kansas was the destination for Five By ...

Updated: May 10, 2005 3:53pm PST

Oshkosh WI : Saturday, April 30, 2005 Five By Design performed at the beautifully renovated Grand Opera House in Oshkosh, WI. Our good friends, Kurt Cowling and Dave Mancini were on the job for the gig. Bob Baca was kind enough to put the big band together with musicians from the Eau Claire area.

Saturday, April 30, 2005 Five By Design performed at the beautifully ...

Updated: May 04, 2005 9:38pm PST

San Angelo Symphony : April 17-23, 2005
Following their engagement in the Midland, Five By Design headed southwest for a weekend engagement with Hector Guzman and the San Angelo Symphony. We first met Hector several years ago in an engagement with the Wheeling (WV) Symphony. He suggested to come to perform his orchestra in Texas.

We had several days of r&r which were used for the development of our new show, Stay 'Tuned'. We were treated to hours and hours of classic television variety shows, including Perry Como, Ernie Kovas, Sid Caesar, and started selecting musical numbers for the production.

Friday, April 22nd we had an evening rehearsal of the ASU campus and performed in the basketball arena. Our good musician friends, pianist Kurt Cowling (Milwaukee) and Matt Edlund (NYC) flew in from respective parts of the country for the gig. Little did we know who was going to be playing bass until Hector Guzman confided that he contracted Jeff Eckels for the job. Jeff originally hails from Bayfield WI. We had the opportunity to work with Jeff 17 years ago in Madison, Wisconsin. Jeff along with his wife and daughter Ella now live in Denton, TX. Great seeing you again!

San Angelo Symphony

April 17-23, 2005 Following their engagement in the Midland, Five By ...

Updated: Apr 24, 2005 12:23am PST

Midland-Odessa Symphony : Along with the Midland-Odessa Symphony, Midland, Texas is the home to the Commemorative Air Force Museum. One of the main objectives is to preserve (in flying condition) World War II combat aircraft as a tribute to the men and women who built and flew them.

Five By Design arrived in Midland on April 14th for performance at the CAF Museum with the Midland-Odessa Symphony conducted by Willis Delony. Dan Ellis our lighting tech, Phil Henrickson were all on board for our RADIO DAYS performance with the MOSC. A special thank you to M. Wade Kelly for inviting us to be a part of their season. We appreciate your assistance in this cooperative effort.

Midland-Odessa Symphony

Along with the Midland-Odessa Symphony, Midland, Texas is the home to ...

Updated: Apr 17, 2005 12:29am PST

Home in Minneapolis : On April 7th, Five By Design headed for Bruegger's Bagels for an early morning meeting with Minneapolis film archivist, Bob Deflores. Five By Design is developing a new show for the symphony pops market and wants to incorporate film clips that would coincide with the music to be performed.

Bob has an extensive film library of vintage movies and celebrities from the golden age of film. Deflores grew up in the show business culture of Hollywood. Surrounded by parents who performed in the movies and radio industry, he started collecting and restoring film in 1953. His passion for film has led to a film library of 6,000 works including newsreels, cartoon shorts, sports footage, and full-length features.

Bob has worked with the legends of the screens in development of film libraries, including Eleanor Powell, Ginger Rogers, Shirley Temple, Tex Beneke, Buddy Rogers, Phil Harris, and Loretta Young. He has become an important resource for historical footage use on A&E's Biography, the Kennedy Center Honors, and the Grammy Awards. Deflores travels extensively presenting his archival treasures at universities and theatres throughout the country. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us Bob!

Home in Minneapolis

On April 7th, Five By Design headed for Bruegger's Bagels for an early ...

Updated: Apr 07, 2005 10:58am PST

Binghamton NY : Saturday March 19, 2005
Binghamton, New York was the last stop on a six week tour that took Five By Design to a performance with the Binghamton Philharmonic, conducted by Jose Luis Novo at the Forum. This was the group's second visit since 2000. It was great reconnecting with the BPO's executive director Steven Raube-WIlson.

Five By Design did several promotions for the BPO while in Binghamton. Mike and Alton headed to WSKG for a radio station interview with Bill Snyder. Later, the group performed on a local CBS television affiliate and taped a segment for a news broadcast. Binghamton is also the hometown to Rod Serling (Twilight Zone) and Richard Deacon (Dick Van Dyke Show). The Forum featured a gallery of photos and memorabilia dedicated to Serling.

While we were in Corning NY, Alton Accola had the opportunity to see Mark and Julie Spicer, old friends from Wisconsin. Mark is instructor of piano at Elmira College.

Saturday March 19, 2005 Binghamton, New York was the last stop on a ...

Updated: Mar 19, 2005 10:08pm PST

Farmington Hills MI : Saturday, March 12, 2005After several days of rest and relaxation in Florida and at the Magic Kingdom, the members of Five By Design headed to Farmington Hills, Michigan. After Dan Ellis, Sheridan Zuther, Phil Henrickson, and Alton Accola flew in from Minneapolis, we met Melvin Rookus, minister of music for the Nardin Park UM Church. Mr. Rookus who heads the performing arts series at the church invited us to a sumptious dinner. We thank you for your generosity and camaraderie.

On March 13, we loaded in after the church services at Nardin Park United Methodist Church for the 7:30 show. We certainly appreciated the opportunity of meeting all the wonderful people from Farmington Hills.

Farmington Hills MI

Saturday, March 12, 2005After several days of rest and relaxation in ...

Updated: Mar 13, 2005 9:45pm PST

Fort Myers FL : Friday, March 4-5, 2005
Five By Design spent the beginning of March in the warmth of the Florida sun as we headed to Fort Myers for an an engagement with the Southwest Florida Symphony.

Upon our arrival, we headed to Sweet Tomatoes (upon Terry's suggestion). The restaurant is one of our favorites.

The orchestra was led by Cleveland Pops conductor and clarinetist, Carl Topilow. Shirley Furry, executive director for the SWFO, was our gracious host during our stay. Five By Design was invited to the Conductors Circle for an after concert soiree with symphony supporters where we met sponsors Bob and Anne Pindar along with SWFSO development director Jackson Hall. We were also honored to meet Olympian Al Oerter, who had his paintings on on display at the Barbara Mann PAC.

Pianist Kurt Cowling and drummer, Dave Mancini were on hand to provide support as the core of the rhythm section. And finally, a big thank you to Drew Atienza for providing us with his lighting expertise.

Friday, March 4-5, 2005 Five By Design spent the beginning of March ...

Updated: Mar 05, 2005 10:55pm PST

Washington D.C. : Wednesday, February 23, 2005
Five By Design loaded in to the Kennedy Center on Wednesday for a 3 pm rehearsal and three performances on Thursday thru Friday.

The staff of the National Symphony Orchestra was very cordial and the technical crew was extremely efficient. Jodi Radtke and Dan Ellis were on board for the lighting production and Phil Henrickson handled the sound duties ably assisted by D.C., the Kennedy Center's sound technician.

Kudos to the staff and musicians of the National Symphony. The members of Five By Design appreciated everyone's assistance in making its Kennedy Center debut one of the best experiences. A special thanks to Maestro Emil de Cou for his gracious talents. The National Symphony Orchestra is one of the finest orchestras we've had the opportunity to work with. Our thanks to pianist, Willis Delony and drummer, Dave Mancini for providing the core to the rhythm section.

Washington D.C.

Wednesday, February 23, 2005 Five By Design loaded in to the Kenned ...

Updated: Mar 02, 2005 6:16pm PST

Arlington & D.C. Tour #1 : Sunday, February 20, 2005
Five By Design arrived in Falls Church VA on Saturday and the group kicked back for some serious rest and relaxation before heading to perform with the National Symphony.

Lorie's mom, Carol flew in from Green Bay to take part in the celebration on Saturday. On Sunday, Cathy's husband Trevor flew to D.C. to spend the week with her.

Bright and early Sunday morning, we headed to Arlington via the Metro to see the Arlington Cemetery, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier replete with taps and changing of the guard. There was also a monument which paid tribute to the crew of the space shuttle Challenger. Later, we paid our respect to JFK and the eternal flame.

We headed across the Potomac to see the Washington Monument, the newly constructed World War II Memorial which was very poignant since Radio Days and Club Swing reflect that time period. Later, we paid our respects to the Vietnam and Korean memorials. The Lincoln Memorial overlooks the reflecting pool and the day was a wonderful and memorable experience. What a great country we live in! On Tuesday, we headed for the Holocaust Museum and the Museum of American History at the Smithsonian.

Arlington & D.C. Tour #1

Sunday, February 20, 2005 Five By Design arrived in Falls Church VA ...

Updated: Feb 20, 2005 9:06pm PST

Thomaston GA : Thursday, February 17, 2005
The Robert E. Lee Auditorium in Thomas, Georgia, just an hour south of Atlanta, was the site of our Radio Days tracks performance. The building Five By Design performed at was a former military school built in 1897. The event was sponsored by the Thomaston-Upson Arts Council and hosted by Carmer Ellerbee. Alton Accola had the opportunity to spend the morning at Billy's Bagels Cyber Cafe which catered our noon lunch. Dan Ellis, our new lighting technician provided his input and expertise for the production.

Thursday, February 17, 2005 The Robert E. Lee Auditorium in Thomas, ...

Updated: Feb 18, 2005 7:31am PST

Myrtle Beach SC : Tuesday, February 15
Five By Design left "bright and early" at 6 am from Roxboro NC for a four hour trip to Myrtle Beach NC to load in for a 7:30 pm show. A special thanks to the Coastal Concert Association for being such wonderful hosts. We had the opportunity to catch up with Linda Erwin, formerly of the Weidner Center in Green Bay who had retired to Myrtle Beach. Thanks again for inviting us to the Grand Strand on the beach.

Myrtle Beach SC

Tuesday, February 15 Five By Design left "bright and early" at 6 am ...

Updated: Feb 16, 2005 7:01am PST

Roxboro NC : Monday, February 14, 2005
The love was flowing on Valentine's Day when Five By Design loaded "Club Swing" into the Kirby Theatre in downtown Roxboro, North Carolina. Kelly Hillers and Dan Ellis were along as our lighting experts for this edition of the production. Kurt Cowling led the 8-piece Club Swing Orchestra for the show and Doug Newell, artistic coordinator for the Kirby, was our gracious host; taking several of us on a tour of an old vaudeville house in downtown Kirby. And a special thank you to Terri for the wonderful meal and Linda and Reggie for their assistance.

Monday, February 14, 2005 The love was flowing on Valentine's Day w ...

Updated: Feb 15, 2005 2:50am PST

Jacksonville FL : Five By Design's final leg of its Florida and Alabama tour concluded in Jacksonville, Florida. The company loaded in to the Nathan Wilson Center for the Arts on the Florida Community College campus for four shows.

While in Florida, Kurt, Michael, and Alton invited our good friend Cecil Cole, artistic administrator of the Jacksonville Symphony to breakfast. It was good reminiscing on our previous appearances with Cecil in Jacksonville and Salt Lake City.

On Saturday, Bink Semmers, our marketing consultant and Laurie Brickley, Five By Design's publicist flew to Jacksonville to check out our shows. Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to see Club Swing!

Five By Design took the members of its band out for a late lunch between shows at Gene's Seafood Restaurant. It was a wonderful time. A big thank you to the staff and crew at the Wilson Center for making our brief stay in Jacksonville such an enjoyable experience!

Jacksonville FL

Five By Design's final leg of its Florida and Alabama tour concluded i ...

Updated: Jan 23, 2005 3:14pm PST

Gulf Shores AL :

Updated: Jan 17, 2005 10:37pm PST

Niceville FL : January 16 We headed to Niceville at 5:30 am for an Emerald Concert Association engagement at Okaloosa-Walton College. The group had an early 7:00 am load-in for a 3:00 pm show. David Ott, area pianist, conductor, composer, and college friend of Five By Design's Alton Accola came to see the production. We were a bit tired, but everyone did a fine job. The show marked the sixth out of thirteen performances on this Florida and Alabama tour. A big thank you to Su Kneller of the ECC for inviting us to Niceville!

January 16 We headed to Niceville at 5:30 am for an Emerald Concert ...

Updated: Jan 16, 2005 4:32pm PST

Panama City FL : Five By Design's Club Swing moved to the Martin Theatre in Panama City. This was a return trip to the venue and our audience was terrific. In fact, it would have been great to bottle their enthusiasm and take it on the road with us. We headed back to the hotel for a short nap before rising at 5:30 am for an early load-in and 3:00 pm show in Niceville at Okaloosa Walton College.

Five By Design's Club Swing moved to the Martin Theatre in Panama City ...

Updated: Jan 15, 2005 10:07pm PST

Englewood FL : From Winter Haven, Five By Design headed to Englewood, Florida for a matinee and evening performance on the Englewood Performing Arts Series. The performances were Sheridan Zuther's debut with Five By Design. Sheridan went to school at the UM-Kansas City and is a good friend of Five By Design's Cathy Scott who will stay on as a performer in Radio Days and develop her booking contacts. We want to say a big thank you to all the good friends we made in Englewood and a special thanks to the Splits who were responsible for bringing Club Swing to Englewood.

From Winter Haven, Five By Design headed to Englewood, Florida for a m ...

Updated: Jan 12, 2005 2:52pm PST

Largo FL : The Largo Cultural Center was Five By Design's fourth performance stop on its Florida tour. The venue has a busy schedule of local and national artists. The evening prior to our arrival Joann Castle, the ragtime pianist from the Lawrence Welk Show was on stage. Our good friends Phyllis Grotjahn and Gail Cooper, and friends came all the way from Homosassa to see the show. It was great seeing them after all these years.

The Largo Cultural Center was Five By Design's fourth performance stop ...

Updated: Jan 13, 2005 8:55pm PST

Winter Haven FL : Members of Five By Design and their new eight-piece combo flew and drove to Orlando FL for an appearance at Polk Community College in Winter Haven Florida. Cathy Scott passed the torch to Sheridan Zuther who will perform 12 of the 13 performances in the Sunshine State. Club Swing was presented to a sell-out at the college. Winter Haven is also home to Cypress Gardens. Tomorrow the group heads out to Englewood at 7 am.

Winter Haven FL

Members of Five By Design and their new eight-piece combo flew and dro ...

Updated: Jan 09, 2005 8:03pm PST

Des Moines Symphony : Five By Design rang in 2005 with a trip to the state capitol of Iowa and a New Year's Eve performance with the Des Moines Symphony. Under the direction of Joseph Giunta, Five By Design presented Club Swing for an audience of over 2000 enthusiastic patrons of the arts. A special thank you to Joe, Cami, and Richard for providing their expertise. The fivesome appeared on Channel 8 for a noontime television appearance to promote the event. Jodi Radtke and Phil Henrickson provided their technical expertise while pianist Willis Delony and drummer Matt Edlund provided the solid core of the rhythm section. A special thank you to all the staff and members of the orchestra for culminating 2004 with such a wonderful close to the year. Our richest blessings to all in 2005!

Des Moines Symphony

Five By Design rang in 2005 with a trip to the state capitol of Iowa a ...

Updated: Jan 01, 2005 1:24pm PST

Danville IL : Five By Design performed its sole Christmas concert with the Danville Symphony in Illinois on December 11th. Dean and Stacey Kolze were along to provide technical support and our good friend, Kristi Kruse played piano on the engagement. The venue for the Christmas show was the auditorium in Danville High School. The school has some notable graduates, including Dick Van Dyke, Jerry Van Dyke, Gene Hackman, cabaret pianist Bobby Short, and Donald O'Connor. Janet Picillo was our gracious host and the orchestra, conducted by Jeremy Swerling, was comprised of regional musicians from the Danville and Champaign Urbana area. It was a great time for that most wonderful time of the year.

Five By Design performed its sole Christmas concert with the Danville ...

Updated: Dec 12, 2004 6:38am PST

Mount Clemens MI : After two days of r&r in Minneapolis, we headed for the Detroit metropolitan area with an engagement at the Macomb Center in Mount Clemens. Joining us on this run-out were Dean and Stacey Kolze. The Kolze's just got off an extended tour of the "Sound of Music" in the Republic of China. We were definitely glad to see our good friends after all this time Dean is along as our technical adviser on this segment. Our course our good friend, Willis Delony, conductor and pianist for the show flew in from Baton Rouge to provide his support. Five By Design gets to take the month of November off before our Christmas shows in December. And a big thank you to "mom", our hostess at the Macomb Center. We couldn't have done it without you!

Mount Clemens MI

After two days of r&r in Minneapolis, we headed for the Detroit metrop ...

Updated: Oct 31, 2004 9:08pm PST

Tama IA : Five By Design travelled 400 miles to the small Iowa community of Tama for two shows at the Meskwaki Casino. The Robert Baca Jazz Orchestra came all the way from Eau Claire to back the vocal quintet's production of Radio Days. From here, we head back to Shakopee for several days of r&r.

Five By Design travelled 400 miles to the small Iowa community of Tama ...

Updated: Oct 23, 2004 1:27pm PST

Hanover IN : Five By Design pulled into the campus of Hanover College on Sunday, October 17th. We woke up to a rainy Monday morning which continued throughout the day and evening. On Tuesday, we loaded in to the performance space on the college campus. Hanover College is a picturesque campus that overlooks the Ohio River with a student enrollment of about 1200. This marks our third return to Hanover with the tracks version of RADIO DAYS. We hope in the near future to bring in CLUB SWING with a live big band! A big thank you to Ken Prince for making our return visit possible.

Five By Design pulled into the campus of Hanover College on Sunday, O ...

Updated: Oct 19, 2004 8:44pm PST

R&R in Marietta OH : Prior to heading to Michigan, the members of 5XD spent four days in Marietta, Ohio with Cathy's parents, Doug and Marilyn Farr. We certainly appreciated sharing some great times with the Farrs. Blessings to all!

R&R in Marietta OH

Prior to heading to Michigan, the members of 5XD spent four days in Ma ...

Updated: Oct 18, 2004 11:45am PST

Flint MI : The Whiting Auditorium is part of the Flint Cultural Center campus which houses a number of arts organizations. Our good friends of the Indy Big Band again backed Five By Design's CLUB SWING for the October 16th appearance. Many thanks to Bryan Rives, Francie Cohen, and all the wonderful staff for making our stay such a pleasant experience. Kudos to the sound reinforcement system at the Whiting. The sound was excellent!

The Whiting Auditorium is part of the Flint Cultural Center campus whi ...

Updated: Oct 18, 2004 11:38am PST

Hilliard OH : It was an early morning for Five By Design when the group headed for a two hour journey to Hilliard, Ohio for an engagement sponsored by the area arts council. Many thanks to all who attended the event and were responsible for hosting our appearance.

It was an early morning for Five By Design when the group headed for a ...

Updated: Oct 10, 2004 9:05pm PST

Greenville OH : Friday, October 8th found the members of Five By Design loading into the St. Clair Memorial Hall for the Darke County Center for the Arts. That evening Broadway Joe's, an area coffee bistro, hosted a short preview for Club Swing attended by interested patrons. Incidentally, the photo of the praying mantis was taken in the parking lot of hotel.

Friday, October 8th found the members of Five By Design loading into t ...

Updated: Oct 09, 2004 10:05pm PST

Vicksburg MI : The members of Five By Design had several dark nights in Kalamazoo, Michigan before heading to Vicksburg for a Club Swing performance at the community's performing art center. Tim Fuller, arts administrator of the pac, was the quintet's host. We were joined by Ted Rhyner who is learning the lighting production for the show. Sheridan Zither also came along on the tour. We certainly appreciated the hospitality of all the good people from Vicksburg. Thanks for everthing!

The members of Five By Design had several dark nights in Kalamazoo, Mi ...

Updated: Oct 07, 2004 9:43pm PST

Paducah KY : From Fort Worth, the members of Five By Design set their sights on Paducah, Kentucky and two performances at West Kentucky Community and Technical College. Five By Design was backed by our good friends of the Indy Jazz Orchestra. While on the road, our sound engineer Phil Henrickson flew back to Wisconsin and Cathy Scott headed for Pittsburgh to represent Five By Design at the Performing Arts Exchange.

From Fort Worth, the members of Five By Design set their sights on Pad ...

Updated: Sep 20, 2006 5:06pm PST

Fort Worth TX : This was Five By Design's second appearance with the Fort Worth Symphony. The quintet performed its production of RADIO DAYS for four shows with Willis Delony conducting the FWSO. The pictures include photos of the Bass Hall, FWSO musicians, and some of the music lovers who came to see the production.

This was Five By Design's second appearance with the Fort Worth Sympho ...

Updated: Sep 26, 2004 6:49pm PST

Statesboro GA : Five By Design kicked off the 2004-2005 season with a trip to Statesboro, Georgia. The fivesome presented "Radio Days" for the grand opening of the Averitt Arts Center. Five By Design was backed by the Robert Baca Jazz Orchestra conducted by Willis Delony.

Five By Design kicked off the 2004-2005 season with a trip to Statesbo ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2004 10:48pm PST

San Diego Symphony Summer Pops : August 2004-2005
Five By Design flew to San Diego August 20-21 for appearances with the U.S. Navy Big Band. The performances were part of the San Diego Symphony Summer Pops series. The photos are from an early morning rehearsal a the Embacadero Park.

San Diego Symphony Summer Pops

August 2004-2005 Five By Design flew to San Diego August 20-21 for a ...

Updated: Aug 26, 2004 8:11pm PST