The LBB was formed in 1974 to prepare for the 200th anniversary of the Battle on the Green (April 19, 1775), and has been performing ever since!
The music director of the Lexington Bicentennial Band is Jeff Leonard, an accomplished teacher, performer, arranger, and conductor. Al Dentino is the assistant conductor for the summer concerts.
| The LBB's spring concert will be on Saturday April 15th 2023 at 1pm in the Lexington High School auditorium. The selections which will be played are: | |
| The All-American | Voice Of America |
| Alan Silvestri: A Night At the Movies | Elegy For a Young American |
| Opening Night On Broadway | Eternal Father, Strong To Save |
| I Dreamed a Dream | Lexington |
| Sondheim! | America, the Beautiful |
Take a look back at the LBB's past performances.
Watch Val Rushanan's performance of "Embraceable You"!
If you are a musician and would like to join, contact Jeff Leonard for details. You can get an idea of kind of music the LBB performs by looking at the repertoire.
Everything you need to know about being a band member:
The dress code for the upcoming concert:
The band rehearses every Tuesday night from 7pm to 9pm at the Lexington High School, with two exceptions:
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The best way is to make a tax-deductible contribution to the LBB! Send a check to
Lexington Bicentennial Band
P.O. Box 173
Lexington, MA 02420
The next best way is to show up at the concerts! |
The LBB would like to thank its sponsors for this year:
The LBB thanks the Town of Lexington and the School Department for providing our rehearsal space and maintenance of the bandstand.
Do you know of a business, organization, or person that might be interested in becoming a sponsor? Here's a sample letter that explains the benefits of sponsorship.
The LBB's mail address is:
Lexington Bicentennial Band
P.O. Box 173
Lexington, MA 02420
If you would like to receive information about the LBB via occasional email, please send a message to Jeff Glass.