Dedicated young musicians, composed of Western New York area schools who are
interested in performing the music of the big band era, along with their spirited and
enthusiastic director, are the ingredients of the The SUGAR & JAZZ Orchestra.

For over 30 years, Mr. Lorango has been dedicated to his dream of keeping "The
Music That Memories Are Made Of and the "Big Band Sound" alive in the hearts of
the young and old with the SUGAR & JAZZ orchestra.

The band is a self-supporting, independent group, not funded by or under control of
any school district or board of education or any other entity. All the monies raised by
the group come solely from the band's performances and through donations. They are
used to cover the band's operating expenses and educational trip the band members
take each summer.

The SUGAR & JAZZ orchestra has performed for a wide variety of public and private
functions including A Taste of Buffalo, the festival of lights, and Canal Fest of the
Tonawanda's and Kleinhan's Music Hall.

Though primarily a local orchestra, throughout the years the band has traveled to
perform as far away as Disneyland in California and Disney World in Florida, and
also performs in Canada.

Membership is open to high school and middle school students, with the sincere
interest in performing the music made famous by Glenn Miller and other "Big
Bands".

For further information about the SUGAR&JAZZ orchestra, please contact the
Director, Mr. Frank Lorango, by clicking the "Contact Us" button.

The SUGAR&JAZZ orchestra books both public and private performances.

Sample the music of the Sugar & Jazz Orchestra. These soundtracks are unedited from
actual performances:

                    New York, New York
The Famous
Sugar and Jazz Orchestra
Frank Lorango, Director

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Be serenaded with beautiful music by
the famous
Sugar & Jazz Orchestra  
as you enjoy a fine Italian feast at the
Boy Scout Troop 202
Spaghetti Dinner
St. Amelia Church, Don Miller Hall
2999 Eggert Rd., Tonawanda, NY  14150
Sunday, February 28, 2010
4:00 to 7:00 PM
For information & tickets: 716-834-2607
Come and support our Boy Scouts!