PERRY HALL, MD—Perry Hall High School has announced the appointment of alumnus Frank Gorecki III as its new marching band director for the 2025-26 season.
Gorecki, a 1996 graduate of Perry Hall High School and a former “Marching Gator,” will take the helm of the school’s marching band program. The school expressed its excitement about his return, noting his enthusiasm to work with students.
“We are proud to announce the appointment of Mr. Frank Gorecki as our new Marching Band Director for the 25-26 season!” the school stated.
His appointment was significantly influenced by the advocacy of Councilman David Marks and Board Member Julie Henn, both of whom are committed to supporting the marching band program at Perry Hall High.
Gorecki boasts an extensive career as a freelance trumpeter and educator, with performances across the United States and Europe, including appearances with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. He has played at notable venues such as the Montreux Jazz Festival, the White House, and Carnegie Hall.
Beyond performing, Gorecki has dedicated nearly a decade as a staff member with the Young Artists of America and serves as a trumpet and brass coach for the Potomac Valley Youth Orchestra. He has also worked with numerous bands and orchestras in the area, including the Perry Hall Wind Ensemble.
Gorecki credits his time and teachers at Perry Hall High School for contributing to his professional successes. Outside of music, he enjoys grilling, golfing, and spending time with his wife, Carrie, and their two sons, Frank IV and Benjamin.
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