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Randy Greenwell (Indianapolis, Indiana) is the former Director of Bands and Performing Arts Department Chair of the nationally recognized Lawrence Central (LC) High School Performing Arts Department in Indianapolis, Indiana. Greenwell’s tenure as Music Director and Principal Conductor with the Greenwood Community Band began in 2018. He currently serves as Adjunct Professor of Instrumental Studies and Brass Methods at Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana.
During his time as a high school music educator, the Lawrence Central High School Marching Band was an 18-time Bands of America Grand National Championships Finalist and a two-time Grand National Champion. The Lawrence Central High School Marching Band was a 2001 Sudler Shield award recipient and a four-time Class A Indiana State Champion. They participated in prestigious national events such as the Tournament of Roses and Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parades. His wind ensembles were consistent state finalists, being named ISSMA Concert Band State Champion on five separate occasions. In addition, the LC Jazz Ensembles were awarded honor band status at several jazz festivals throughout his tenure at Lawrence Central.
Greenwell was named a “Distinguished Citizen of Indianapolis” in 2001. He was inducted into the Music for All Hall of Fame as well as the Phi Beta Mu Hall of Fame in 2018. In April of 2023, Greenwell was recognized by the National Federation of High Schools as their Regional Music Educator of the Year.
He actively judges for Drum Corps International, Winter Guard International, and Bands of America. Greenwell also guest conducts honor bands and does clinics on a variety of music education topics across the country. He continues to serve as music arranger and program coordinator for several competitive bands around the country.
Greenwell is an active trumpet player in the Indianapolis area, performing with various groups monthly.