Griffin is a percussionist and heads the percussion program in USU's Department of Music. Dennis has served as director of bands at USU and he has come up through the ranks, even as a student, and he is intimately familiar with the sonorities of the Alumni Band. We are proud to feature his work in our holiday concert. Griffin's selection opens the concert. Special guests for the concert's intermission feature are members of the Cinnamon Creek Folk Singers.
Members dress in traditional costume and play traditional instruments.
The group's folk music fits right into this concert. Another guest for the concert is Logan mayor Doug Thompson, who will be the featured conductor for one number, Morrison announced. Thompson, a cornet player, will also join the band as a player in the remaining concerts of the season. The remainder of the program features works of Americana, mostly focusing on the West, Morrison concluded. The next concert is August 8.