Fairview High School Band
Mark Judd received his B.A. in music education and his teaching credential from California State University, Fresno and his master's in music education from Central Washington University. He studied conducting under the direction of Dr. Lawrence Sutherland and Larry Stoffel and tuba performance under Ed Hull and Scott Choat from the Fresno Philharmonic. While at Fresno State, Mark performed in the scholarship Clendenin Brass Quintet for three years and performed in the Tulare Symphony. Mark is an alumnus of Kappa Kappa Psi, an honorary music education fraternity.
This is Mark Judd’s sixteenth year teaching. His marching and concert programs received several state medals and awards. Since 2016, he has been an adjudicator for the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association, Music in the Parks and Utah Educators Association, providing helpful commentary and serving students across the country.
Miss Henniger grew up in the Chicago suburbs, where music influenced her at a young age. She started taking piano lessons at 7 years old and started playing percussion a few years later. Shortly after graduating high school, she played marimba for Legends (a performing group from Drum Corps International) and toured with them for their 2012 season.
Miss Henniger graduated from NIU with Bachelor degrees in Percussion Performance and Music Education in 2016. She moved to the Nashville area in early 2017.
This is Miss Henniger's fourth year of teaching. Throughout this time, she has taught Band, General Music, Introduction to Instrumental Music, and Chorus at Fairview Middle, and has assisted the Marching Band at Fairview High School.
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I grew up in the small town of Shelbyville. My love for music started at the age of ten where I learned to play piano. Going into middle school I started playing flute in the band and continued into highschool where I found my love for colorguard my freshman year . I did colorguard all four years and marched my flute my senior year. Upon leaving high school I took a job for Cumberland university as a winterguard instructor for a year. I then worked with Shelbyville central high school as a colorguard instructor for two years working with their marching band and putting together small routines during the off season.
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Noel Henniger, Fairview Middle School Band Director
Kenny Stanley, Drumline
Kenny Stanley Jr brings a wealth of experience and passion to the high school drumline program. He was immersed in music from an early age and developed into a multi-instrumentalist with a deep passion for percussion. Kenny marched in his high school drumline before advancing to perform with world-class ensembles in DCI and WGI, including Music City Drum Corps, Blue Devils, Music City Mystique, and Atlanta Quest.
The countless hours spent refining his craft not only shaped his musical abilities but also instilled a deep sense of discipline, perseverance, and personal growth. Now, Kenny is dedicated to giving back to the next generation of performers, helping them grow both as musicians and individuals.
Abigail Hise, Color guard
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Mark Judd, Director of Bands
Director and Staff
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