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The Patrick S. Gilmore Band Award was introduced in 1994 in honor of the legendary bandmaster and impresario of the Civil War. This award honors outstanding high school band students and their achievements and commitment to the band. It is presented annually to the runner-up to the Sousa Award.
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We are proud of all of our past winners of the Patrick S. Gilmore Award! Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore (1829-1892) was a leading figure in nineteenth-century American music.
The Patrick S. Gilmore Award, named for the American bandleader of the Civil War, it is presented annually to the runner-up to the Sousa Award. We are proud of our past winners: 2014 Anna Hayman. 2013 Rennie Cotner. 2012 Kevin Flannagan.
The Patrick S. Gilmore Band Award® was introduced in 1994 in honor of the legendary bandmaster and impresario. Patrick Gilmore (1829-1892) and his band joined General Burnside’s expedition to North Carolina in the Civil War.
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Showing all 5 results. The Patrick S. Gilmore Band Award® was introduced in 1994 in honor of the legendary bandmaster and impresario. Patrick Gilmore (1829-1892) and his band joined General Burnside’s expedition to North Carolina in the Civil War.
Flourishing as a musician, Gilmore left Ireland for Boston in 1848. He became the leader of the Boston Brigade Band and then the Charlestown Band. He became famous as a cornet soloist and joined the Salem Brigade Band in 1853, which at the time was regarded as the best in America.
Patrick S. Gilmore Band Award. 2007-08 – Anna Grimley. 2008-09 – Sarah Thies. 2009-10 – Courtney Ruzicka. 2010-11 – Michael Wittenburg. 2011-12 – Micayla Eganhouse. 2012-13 – Andrew Lorimer. 2013-14 – Sydney Williams. 2014-15 – Rachel Gloeckner. 2015-16 – Jacob Loehr. 2016-2017 - Marrisa Kilburg. 2017-2018 Hannah Stuppi.
