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Spring 2011

Scott Hanna, editor

From the Podium

R e p o r tDear Colleagues,

It was a pleasure to see many of you in Seattle and to have the opportunity to come together as a body to share and discuss ideas, hear outstanding music performed by exceptional ensembles, and enjoy one an-other’s company. CBDNA is a remarkable organization filled with intelligent, creative, and passionate people, and I am honored and humbled by the opportunity to serve you, the institution, and the students we represent as your new president.

Before sharing some ideas for consideration, I wish to thank Past President Tom Duffy for his very capable leadership and friendship. Tom is a leader one can only hope to emulate: witty, selfless, thoughtful and reflec-tive, inclusive and open to ideas, willing to empower others to develop their ideas, and every decision made with the utmost integrity. The depth and scope of our conference was an extension of Tom’s many great qualities.

Secondly, I wish to thank Tim Salzman, his graduate assistants Vu Nguyen and Erin Bodnar, and the faculty, students and staff at the University of Washington for being our host. Hosting a conference of this magnitude is one of the most valuable contributions one can make to the profession.

Finally, thank you to all of the conductors, performers, and presenters who provided the content for our confer-ence. Only one who has presented at a CBDNA National Conference can truly know the emotional, intellectual, and physical energy it takes to perform for this body!

Thinking ahead, the 2013 National Conference will be held at the University of North Carolina Greensboro from March 20-23. If you were not in Seattle you don’t want to miss the clever video provided by hosts John Locke and Kevin Geraldi. All of the 2013 Conference information (including the video) can be accessed on the website they have set up: www.cbdna2013.org.

For about the past five years I have had a gut feeling that we are at a critical juncture in our profession. Much is changing in our world; more rapidly than one could have imagined a few decades ago, and I am concerned that we remain relevant. I have no doubt about the value

In This Issue:

FromthePodium............................... 1

Editor’sNote...................................... 2

CommissionsandPremieres............. 3

Resources......................................... 4

OnCampus....................................... 4

Programs........................................... 5

of what we have been doing in CBDNA for the past several generations: namely, developing and promoting a serious artistic repertoire for winds and developing the skills needed by conductors to capably bring those works to life. Much of the energy of CBDNA has been directed in these areas and we will continue to do so. Recently, we have widened our circle to embrace our colleagues who work creatively and tirelessly with ath-letic bands, and this is a significant development. No doubt we will continue to develop in these three areas, but is it enough?

The futurists Alvin and Heidi Toffler have been writing for over 40 years about the structural changes society is undergoing. In The Third Wave (1980) and Power Shift (1990) they described three types of societies cat-egorized by the concept of waves, in which subsequent waves supplant earlier ones. From each wave developed particular kinds of institutions, economic systems, and management structures.

The First Wave society was agricultural, replacing the hunter-gatherers, in which wealth and power was de-rived directly from the land. An organized agricultural community benefitted from the formation of permanent settlements and division of labor, which enabled the development of culture.

The Second Wave was industrial where wealth and power was created through mass production, mass distribution, mass consumption, mass education, and mass media. The Second Wave favored standardization, specialization, and centralized management structures.

The Third Wave is post industrial in which wealth and(continued on page 2)

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power are created by access to and control of informa-tion. Individualization and mass customization replace standardization and mass production. While specialists are needed, generalists are valued for being able to un-derstand how all the parts interrelate and for achieving synergy throughout the system. A Third Wave society best functions when information flows freely. Success-ful management structures are ones which allow the organization to be fluid and adaptable to rapid change, where information flows non-linearly, and where indi-viduals are empowered to make decisions at all levels of the organization.

Does anyone doubt we are well into this Third Wave? Through the internet we can access and share any kind of information that can be digitized. Hard copies of every type of media are being replaced by electronic means with easy, immediate access and communication is almost instantaneous with anyone on the planet who is connected by an electronic device. Access to informa-tion has been decentralized. No longer are traditional institutions such as libraries, newspapers, network tele-vision, schools, symphony orchestras, and professional organizations necessary for the general public to have access to information. In fact, individuals can access all kinds of information without it being subjected to the filters of these institutions. Leadership in the Third Wave society can be very challenging! What implications do these changes suggest for CBDNA? The answers can be many, but here are a few that come to mind. First, the power of CBDNA is best realized when its individual members actively participate in the mission of the organization. It is the responsibility of leaders in a Third Wave organization to facilitate the interchange of ideas among its members and individuals are empowered to contribute ideas to the organization. Second, our organization must con-tinually adapt to changing circumstances that include demographic shifts, educational reform, leaner bud-gets, advances in technology, and evolving patterns of communication while remaining true to our values and principles. Third, we must take an active role in shap-ing the future of K-12 music education as our nation’s schools react to full scale societal change.

I firmly believe that investing our energy in the sup-port and evolution of K-12 music education is the most powerful determinant to securing the future for college bands. Effective music education before college is critical to achieving much of what we discuss: society valuing what we do, adults continuing to seek musical opportunities, concert attendance, economic support of benchmark arts organizations, achieving diversity among our membership, and having students who con-tinue to play in our bands. It will be a high priority to create the support systems from our organization to

facilitate the necessary dialogue, sharing of ideas, and accumulation of information that will assist us in be-coming more effective leaders, advocates and mentors in our schools.

In the next edition of the CBDNA Report I will present some important information from the NEA’s Survey of Public Participation in the Arts that shows a steady decline in childhood arts education since 1982; most profoundly for African American and Hispanic students, and a correlating decline in adult attendance at “bench-mark” arts events. I will also outline the charges to the Music Education, Athletic Band, and Gender and Eth-nicity Committees and provide some context for how the missions of these committees relate to one another.

I encourage you to visit the CBDNA website and view the content found under the Music Education menu tab. Contained are some links to various websites and articles with ideas that may be contrary to some of our customary viewpoints, as well as some practical articles that can be used in music education methods courses or in the public schools. There is an outstanding Statement on Music Education that was developed by the Athletic Band Committee, located under the Athletic Band menu tab. Reading the content from these areas of our website will facilitate the discussions we hope to have about music education and our role in its future.

There is a natural tendency to hold onto what we know and perpetuate what we understand without consider-ing alternatives. Doing so in a rapidly changing envi-ronment puts us in peril of becoming obsolete. With change comes opportunity to create something more meaningful. Clearly what is needed most is your involvement in the discussion, your sharing of innovative ideas, your will-ingness to experiment and report your results, and your willingness to take risk. While the CBDNA President has been provided the pulpit to express ideas, this must be a multi-directional discussion. These are challenging new times and it will take the collective intellect of our membership to fully understand where we are, where we may be headed, and how we can shape our future.

Best wishes for the remainder of the school year.

Eric Rombach-Kendall

Editor’s NoteA heartfult “thank you” to all of the members who con-tributed material to this edition of the Report. We all benefit from the information shared in this forum.

As we look ahead to the next biennium, I want to take this opportunity to solict materials from those who to

this point have not regularly contributed to the Report. Based on conversations at the National Conference, I know there is great interest in staying current with the activites in programs of all sizes. Let the membership know what you are doing!

Sumbission categories include, but are certinly not limited to:

ProgamsCommissionPremieresRecordingsGuest artistsActivites and events on your campusTreatises and dissertations (abstracts only, please)

You suggestions for the Report are always welcome!

Scott Hanna

Commissions and PremieresDaydreams by Takuma Itoh

Beyond the Veil by Jesse JonesConcerto for Cello and Wind Ensemble by

Steven Bryant

Since 2005, Cynthia Johnston Turner, Director of Wind Ensembles at Cornell University, has been commission-ing DMA composers at Cornell who study with Roberto Sierra and Steven Stucky, to write music that “re-defines the sound of a wind ensemble.” Among those pieces has been Xi Wang’s Concerto for Piano, Percussion and Wind Ensemble (2006), Christopher Starks’ Augenblick (2007) for Electronics and Wind Ensemble, Zachery Wadsworth’s Symphony of Glances (2008), and Ryan Gallagher’s Exorcism (2007) for death metal drummer and wind ensemble. Two new pieces join the project—Takuma Itoh’s Daydreams and Jesse Jones’ Beyond the Veil, both composed this year. On March 13, 2011, the Cornell Wind Ensemble premiered Daydreams. It is approximately 15 minutes in length.

Itoh writes, “In Daydreams, I wanted to create an atmo-sphere of going in and out of a timeless suspension. To create this feeling, I used indeterminate (ad libitum) no-tation alongside a more conventional, metered notation. At time, the indeterminate figures create a suspended at-mosphere while at others they propel the music forward with a rapid flurry of notes. The piece gradually builds until the climactic moment when the sounds literally engulf the listeners: a group of musicians who were on stage in the beginning of the piece are now playing from the balconies, creating a reverberant, “surround-sound” effect for the audience.” One audience member reported, “I couldn’t believe the sound. I loved how it totally enveloped the space.”

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Beyond the Veil for 3 (Amplified) Sopranos and Wind Ensemble will be premiered on April 30, 2011, along with Steven Bryant’s Concerto for Cello and Wind Ensemble, co-commissioned by Cornell and cello soloist, Caroline Stinson. Several of these works will be released on compact disc in the near future.

In the World of Spirits (2011) by Bruce Broughton

In the World of Spirits was inspired by a paragraph found in Empire of the Summer Moon, a book by S.C. Gwynne about the rise and fall of the Comanches. In it, the author describes the life of the Plains Indian as ìa world. . . of pure magic, of beaver ceremonies and eagle dances, of spirits that inhabited springs, trees, rock, turtles, and crows; a place where people danced all night and sang bear medicine songs, where wolf medicine made a person invulnerable to bullets, dream visions dictated tribal policy, and ghosts were alive in the wind. . . in the mystical cycles of the seasons, living in that random, terrifying, bloody, and intensely alive place where nature and divinity became one.

In the World of Spirits is not a depiction of a specific spirit world, but instead a representation to some degree of the energy in the world of the spirit. It is the world of motion, of action, of feeling, of terror, of excitement. In short, it is the engine that drives the physical world and in which all things move and live.

Musically, the piece relies upon two main themes. The first one, which features a short burst of repeated notes followed by many leaping phrases, is initially hinted at in the flutes after a short introduction, and then presented in its entirety soon afterwards with the flutes and oboes. The second theme is much more declamatory and pompous, stated often with brass, chimes and trilling woodwinds. These two themes interact to create the basic fast/slow/fast rhapsodic structure of the piece.

Although there is no story or program to the piece, In the World of Spirits is an attempt at a sort of visual music, music that stimulates by its musical associations various visual and dramatic images for the listener, i.e., ballet without the dancers or a movie without the screen.

In the World of Spirits was commissioned by and is dedicated to Dr. Scott A. Stewart and the Emory Wind Ensemble.

Mysterium (2011) by Jennifer Higdon

Mysterium is a tribute to the wonderful mystery of how music moves us. Perhaps it is the unexplainable

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that creates such magic, for both the performer and the listener, but there is no denying the incredible power of a shared musical experience.

This setting (based on “O Magnum Mysterium”) was commissioned by Scott Stewart, Emory University Wind Ensemble, and Scott Weiss, University of South Carolina Bands. The premiere took place at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia on April 20, 2011.

ResourcesTHE BEST WE CAN BE: The Story of the Ithaca High School Band, 1955-67 by Frank L. Battisti and R. Bruce Musgrave.Meredith Music Publications, 2010. $34.95.

The Best We Can Be is the story of the Ithaca High School Band from 1955-67. During this period the Band set stan-dards for performance on the football field and in the con-cert hall, commissioned and premiered numerous seminal works for band, annually played under pre-eminent guest conductors, established residency programs for composers, produced multi-arts festivals, and redefined the aesthetic premise underlying the whole idea of performance-based music education. The program was a model of artistic and educational excellence.

On CampusCHEYNEY UNIVERSITY

The Cheyney University Bands Program has had a wonder-ful season of supporting the University and surrounding community. During the Fall 2011 season the multi-faceted band program, which consists of a jazz ensemble, wind ensemble, jazz combo, pep band, and marching band has participated in over 32 events. Highlights include: Concerned Blackmen 2nd Annual Battle of The Bands in Lancaster, PA; The 41st Annual African American Day Parade in Harlem New York; 15th Annual Collegiate Band Festival in Allentown, PA; The Ed Bradley gala Performance featuring Bill Cosby; the US Color Guard Troop Re-enactment Civil War Parade in Harrisburg, Pa; The Music in Our Schools Month, March 28-29; Quincy Hilliard Celebration; and the Philadelphia International Festival of Arts.

LONGWOOD UNIVERSITYThe 36th annual Symposium for New Band Music, spon-sored by the Virginia chapter of CBDNA, was held Feb-ruary 11-12, 2011 at Longwood University in Farmville. Three composers were selected through a national call to attend the symposium and conduct their new works in open rehearsal sessions over the two-day period. A final recording session was then held on the final afternoon.

Selected composers/conductors and their works were Amelia by Arthur Gottschalk of Houston, Texas and Rice University, Foolish Fire by Greg Simon of Boulder, Colorado and Metropolitan State University and the University of Colorado, and Sum-mer Concerto by Rodney Waschka II of Burlington, North Carolina and North Carolina State University. Waschka’s work is an alto saxophone concerto, and the soloist was Charles Kinzer, chair of the music department and professor of saxophone at Long-wood University.

The performing group for the symposium was the Virginia Intercollegiate Band, a 50-member en-semble comprised of students from James Madison University, Liberty University, Longwood Univer-sity, and Virginia Tech.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR THE REPORT

Requirements:1) MS Word Attachment2) E-mail message: [email protected]

For programs:Please include your STATE and DATE OF PERFORMANCE in all submissions. The CBDNA Executive Board and the editor encourage program submissions for specific concerts in performance order rather than rep-ertoire lists for semesters, tours, or academic years. Many CBDNA members are as interested in how members program as they are in what they program.

Submissions will be edited as necessary prior to publication.

For other information:Please include items that will be of interest and use to the membership. This can include, but is not limited to, commissions, reseden-cies by guest artists, publications, symposia/workshops, recordings, dissertations/treatises, unique collabroations and initiatives.

SUBMISSION DEADLINES

•October 15 for the Fall issue•March 15 for the Spring issue•June 15 for the Summer issue

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*denotes premiere

ALASKAUniversity of Alaska Anchorage

Wind EnsembleMark Wolbers, conductor

Erika Ninoyu, guest conductorEric Bleicher and Brady Byers, percussion

Fall Tour 2010

Colorado Peaks ..............................................WilsonA Solemn Music ......................................... ThomsonConcerto for Percussion .................................... JagerGeorge Washington Bridge ...................... Schumann

ARKANSASArkansas State University

Wind EnsembleTimothy Oliver, conductor

Serena Weren, graduate conductorJohn Bleuel, alto saxophone

September 28, 2010“Impressions and Expressions”

Mother Earth: A Fanfare .................David MaslankaDiary of Changes ........................... Jeffrey SteinbergChorale and Alleluia ....................... Howard HansonMoving Parts ....................................David SampsonGeorge Washington Bridge ...........William Schuman

Arkansas State UniversityWind Ensemble

Timothy Oliver, conductorDan Peterson, guest conductor

November 4, 2010“Folksongs and War Songs”

Divertimento, Op. 42 .................. Vincent PersichettiHeroes, Lost and Fallen ............... David GillinghamA Grainger Trio Handel in the Strand ...........arr. Richard Goldman Walking Tune ..............................arr. Larry Daehn Lincolnshire Posy ................................... Grainger

Arkansas State UniversityWind Ensemble and Concert Choir

Timothy Oliver and Dale Miller, conductorsChristopher Wilson, trumpet

Sherri Caraway, trumpetRobin Dauer, horn

Neale Bartee, tromboneEd Owen, tuba

February 22, 2011“Chancellor’s Concert”

Celebrations, Cantata No. 3, Op. 103 ....................... ............................................ Vincent PersichettiSuite from Mass ........................................................ .........Leonard Bernstein/arr. Michael SweeneyMass of St. Thomas Aquinas..............Martin EllerbyAmerica, The Beautiful ............................................. ....Samuel Augustus Ward/arr. Carmen Dragon

CALIFORNIAAzusa Pacific University

Symphonic BandMiddle School Band Living Composers Festival

Featuring Darryl JohnsonMarch 3, 2011

Slauson Middle SchoolWind Ensemble

Scott Taylor, conductorParagliding ......................................... Daryl Johnson

Big Four March .... Karl King/arr. James SwearingenJones Junior High School

Symphonic BandDan Stott, conductor

Acadian Festival ............................... Quincy HilliardThe Mousetrap Riddle ........................ Daryl Johnson

Foothill Middle SchoolWind Ensemble

Jesse Barr, conductorAluminum Sharks .............................. Daryl JohnsonTwo British Folk Songs ..................Elliot Del Borgo

Gidley SchoolConcert Band

Dave Carden, conductorThe Headless Horseman ................ Broege, TimothyAmazing Grace ................................John EdmonsonOperation Blaze ................................. Daryl Johnson

Azusa Pacific UniversitySymphonic Band

Alexander Koops, conductor

Alligator Alley .............. Michel Daugherty, MichaelMidnight Raid .................................... Daryl Johnson

Azusa Pacific UniversityWagner Festival

Februrary 26, 2011

Los Osos High SchoolWind Symphony

Sam Andress, conductorHighlights from Act III of “Die Meistersinger” ........ .............................................. arr. Gene MilfordPilgrims Chorus from Tanhauser .....arr. Alfred Reed

Valley Christian High SchoolWind Ensemble

Nathan Board, conductorPrelude to Tristan und Isolde ........arr. Nathan BoardRide of the Valkyries from Die Walküre ................... ................................................. trans. Longfield


Alexander Koops, conductorTrauermusik, WWV73 .............................................. ..................... ed. Michael Votta and John BoydFest Marsch from Tanhauser ..................................... ................................... trans. Robert Rumbelow

Combined BandsElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin .. .........................................trans. Lucien Cailliet


Alexander Koops, conductorDisney Land, Carnation Plaza Garden Stage

February 5, 2011

Mars the bringer of War from The Planets ................ ..................................................... Gustav HolstStar Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith .............. ................................................... John WilliamsPirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End ................. .................................................... Hans ZimmerThe Incredibles ............................Michael Giacchino


Alexander Koops, conductorOctober 29, 2010

Star Pillars (brass feature) ...................Mark FalconeFlourish for Glorious John .................................. Ralph Vaughan WilliamsThe Alcotts from Piano Sonata 2 .......... Charles IvesSecond Suite in F ................................. Gustav HolstFanfares from Libuše ......................Beidrich SmetnaIncantation and Dance ...............John Barnes Chance

The Return of the King ...................... Howard ShoreSymphony 2 “Apollo Unleashed” ........Frank Ticheli

Concordia University IrvineWind Orchestra

Jeff Held, conductorHymn Festival

St. John’s Lutheran Church (Sacramento)Barry Moenter, organ

with area church choirsOct. 16, 2010

Christ Church-Lutheran (Phoenix)Evelyn Raabe, organ

with area church choirsJan. 30, 2011

Declaration Overture ................................C.T. SmithPraise to the Lord the Almighty (hymn concertato) .. ...............................................arr. Manz/J. HeldPsalm 19 .........................................Marcello/GilletteFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsThe Old Hundredth Psalm Tune (hymn concertato) . ............................Vaughan Williams/WashburnA Mighty Fortress Is Our God ............... arr. GardnerBe Thou My Vision .......................................... CrossLift High the Cross (hymn concertato) ..................... ................................................ arr. Schalk/CulliWhatever Gifts We Have Received (hymn concertato) ..........................arr. C. GuebertLord You Call Us As Your People (hymn concertato) ...........................arr. BurkhardtHave You Not Known?(anthem for choir/congregation) .. K.L. Scott/J. HeldWe All Are One in Mission (hymn concertato) ..........................arr. A. GuebertFanfare and Flourishes ..............................J. Curnow

Concordia University IrvineWind Orchestra

Jeff Held, conductorwith actors from the Department of Theatre

Family Pops Concert “The Circus and the Band”

February 5, 2011

Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite .............King/BainumCircus Polka ............................................. StravinskyThe Lion-Tamer March ....................................BurkeThe Walking Frog .................................. King/Foster

Ohlone CollegeWind Orchestra

Tony Clements, conductorPhilip Zahorsky, conductor emeritus

October 24, 2010

Fanfare and Allegro .........................Clifton WilliamsHammersmith ....................................... Gustav HolstOctober ................................................ Eric WhitacreVariations on A Korean Folk Song ........................... ..........................................John Barnes ChanceBuzzard’s Bay March ................................................ ................James M. Fulton, arr./ed. Jeff YaegerCartoon ....................................................... Paul HartFinlandia ........... Jean Sibelius, tr. Mark H. HindsleyTwelve Seconds to the Moon ..........Robert W. Smith


Pomona College BandGraydon Beeks, conductor

Stephen Klein, tubaNovember 19 & 21, 2010

Blue Towers ...........................................Fine/RogersTuba Concerto ..............................................GregsonWhen Jesus Wept ....................................... SchumanChester ....................................................... SchumanWest Point Suite ...........................................MilhaudShenandoah .................................................... TicheliOverture for a Musical Comedy ................... ChanceCommando March ......................................... Barber

FLORIDAFlorida CollegeWind Ensemble

Brian Rainwater, conductorApril 5, 2011

Stormworks ......................................Stephen MelilloFuniculi-Funicula Rhapsody ..................................... .................................Luigi Denza, arr. Yo GotoThe Symphonic Gerswhin ......................................... .............. George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker

University of FloridaSymphonic Band

John M. Watkins, Jr., conductorAnna L. Palsma and Steven A. Salem,

guest conductorsNovember 17, 2010

American Overture for Band .................................... ...................................... Joseph Wilcox JenkinsEmblems ...........................................Aaron CoplandSymphony No. 3 “Slavyanskaya” ............................. ................... Boris Kozhevnikov, ed. BourgeoisFanfare for the Great Hall ....................... Jack StampChildren’s March ...................................................... .............. Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. RodgersSouthern Harmony ........................Donald Grantham

University of FloridaSymphonic Band

John M. Watkins, Jr., conductorFebruary 23, 2011

Flag of Stars ........................................Gordon JacobStrange Humors ................................... John MackeyGeorge Washington Bridge ...........William SchumanRide .....................................................Samuel HazoElegy .........................................John Barnes ChanceBlue Shades ..........................................Frank Ticheli

GEORGIAEmory UniversityWind Ensemble

Scott A. Stewart ConductorFebruary 26, 2011

Prism Concert

Three Pieces for Clarinet ..................Igor Stravinsky“La Rejouissance” from Music for the Royal Fireworks ....................... George F. HandelQuintet for Piano and Winds ..................................... .............................. Wolfgang Amadeus MozartEscape ..................................................Kevin MckeeTango Argentino .............................Joaquin ValverdeOverture for Winds ..............................Philip SparkeKeystone Celebration ..........................John Cheetam“Achieved is Thy Glorious Work” ............................ ..........................................Franz Joseph HaydnClapping Music ...................................... Steve ReichSymphony No. 3 “Slavyanskaya” .............................

................... Boris Kozhevnikov, ed. Bourgeois

Emory UniversityWind Ensemble

Scott A. Stewart, conductorBruce Broughton, Jennifer Higdon, and

Christopher Theofanidis, guest composersInnovations: A Festival of New Music

American Hero ...............................Bruce BroughtonConcerto for Piccolo and Winds ....Bruce BroughtonThe Here and Now ............. Christopher Theofanidis*Mysterium ..................................... Jennifer Higdon*In the World of Spirits ..................Bruce Broughton

Atlanta Youth Wind SymphonyScott A. Stewart, conductor

Jan Berry Baker, alto saxophoneMarch 14, 2011

An Outdoor Overture ........................Aaron CoplandIgnition! ..................................................Todd StalterRusty Air in Carolina ............................Mason BatesConcerto Agrariana .............................John CheetamVeintos Y Tangos........................... Michael GandalfiAmericans We ....................................Henry Filmore

Atlanta Youth Wind SymphonyScott A. Stewart, conductor

Selections from The Danserye .................................. .................... Tielman Susato/Patrick Dunnigan*fragments ..................................Jonathan HoffmannConcertino for Four Percussion and Wind Ensemble ............................................. David GillinghamChorale and Alleluia ....................... Howard HansonTraveler ...........................................David Maslanka

Kennesaw State UniversityConcert Band and Wind Ensemble

John Culvahouse and David Thomas Kehler, conductors

David Collins, guest conductorBrandon Bell, alto saxophone

September 16, 2010Celebrating the music and 100th birthday of

H. Owen Reed

Concert BandMissouri Shindig ................................H. Owen ReedSarabande and Polka .......................Malcolm ArnoldChorale and Shaker Dance ..................John Zdechlik

Wind EnsembleFanfare for a Celebration ....................... Ron NelsonConcerto for Saxophone and Band, opus 26 ............. ......................................................Paul CrestonSpiritual ..............................................H. Owen ReedLa Fiesta Mexicana ............................H. Owen Reed

Kennesaw State UniversityWind Ensemble

David Thomas Kehler, conductorJohn Culvahouse, guest conductor

Jennifer Marotta, trumpetJohn Gibson, trombone

October 20, 2010

One for All ...........................................Robert LittenPsalm for Band ............................ Vincent PersichettiFandago ............................................... Joseph TurrinFrom a Dark Millennium ............Joseph SchwantnerAsphalt Cocktail ................................... John Mackey

Kennesaw State UniversityConcert Band

John Culvahouse, conductorDavid Collins and Staci Hatmaker,

guest conductorsNovember 9, 2010

Viva Musica! ..........................................Alfred ReedMetroplex ......................................... Robert SheldonVariations on a Korean Folk Song ............................ ..........................................John Barnes Chance


David Thomas Kehler, conductorNovember 22, 2010

Featuring the music of Michael Markowski

Suite Francais ................................... Darius MilhaudBaron Samedi’s Saraband (and soft shoe) ................ ..............................................Donald Grantham“Marsch” from Symphonic Metamorphosis ............. ................................................. Paul HindemithShadow Rituals ......................... Michael MarkowskiTurkey in the Straw ...................Michael MarkowskiInstinctive Travels .....................Michael Markowski

Kennesaw State UniversityConcert Band and Wind Ensemble

John Culvahouse and David Thomas Kehler, conductors

David Collins, guest conductorFebruary 16, 2011

Concert BandOverture vO2 ................................................... Bjork(combined Concert Band and Wind Ensemble brass)Suite Provençale ........................... Jan Van der RoostMelita ..................................................Thomas KnoxGallito Pasadoble ............. Santiago Lope, ed. WegerThe Barber of Seville Goes to the Devil ................... ............................... Gordon Jacob, ed. O’Brien

Wind EnsembleCalifornia Suite ..................................... John GibsonMein junges Leben hat ein End ................................ .................... Jan Peterszoon Sweelink/ JanssenCloudburst ........................................... Eric WhitacreSketches on a Tudor Psalm ......................Fisher Tull

Atlanta Youth Wind EnsembleScott Stewart, conductor

Jan Berry Baker, alto saxophoneKennesaw State University

David Thomas Kehler, conductorTom Hooten, trumpet

March 21, 2011

Atlanta Youth Wind EnsembleAn Outdoor Overture ........................Aaron CoplandConcerto Agrariana ...........................John CheethamVientos y Tango ............................ Michael Gandolfi


Canzona duodecimi toni ............... Giovani Gabrielli(KSU student and faculty brass)

Overture for Band ................................... John HeinsTrumpet Concerto in A-flat Major ............................ .........................................Alexander ArutunianEscapade ......................................... Joseph Spaniola



David Thomas Kehler, conductorDavid Collins, guest conductor

April 19, 2011

Suite in F .............................................. Gustav HolstO Magnum Mysterium .............................................. ............................. Morton Lauridsen/ReynoldsGeorge Washington Bridge ...........William SchumanMusic for Prague 1968 ............................ Karel Husa

University of GeorgiaConcert Winds

Nikk Pilato, conductor

Hoch und Deutschmeister ....Dominik Ertl/ed. PilatoA Basque Lullaby ................................... Dan ForrestTwo Grainger Melodies .................... Percy Aldridge .........................................Grainger/ed. KreinesFive American Folk Songs ..............Elie SiegmeisterRhapsody on Russian Folksongs ............. Jerry BilikGalop from “Cheryomushki” .................................... ............Dmitri Shostakovich/trans. Hunsberger

ILLINOISConcordia University

Wind SymphonyRichard R. Fischer, conductor

Spring 2011 Concert Tour Program(California, Arizona and Nevada)

American Overture ...............Joseph Willcox JenkinsOctober ................................................ Eric WhitacreThe Black Horse Troop March .....John Philip SousaBe Thou My Vision ..................... arr. Travis J. CrossEl Camino Real ......................................Alfred ReedPas Redouble ............................................................. Camille Saint Saens, trans. Arthur FrackenpohlVariations on a Korean Folk Song ............................ ..........................................John Barnes ChanceAmerican Hymnsong Suite ............Dwayne MilburnThe Wizard of Oz ...................................................... Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg, arr. James BarnesWith Heart and Voice ...............David R. GillinghamWho Puts His Trust in God Most .............................. ..................................... Johann Sebastian Bach

Wheaton CollegeSymphonic Band

Timothy Yontz, conductorKathleen Kastner, guest conductor

Eric Rubio and Luke Spradley,honors conductorsNovember 6, 2010

Lauds ...................................................... Ron NelsonHammersmith ....................................... Gustav HolstArt in the Park .................................. Robert SheldonChorale and Alleluia ....................... Howard HansonWith Heart and Voice ................... David Gillingham

Wheaton CollegeSymphonic Band

Timothy Yontz, conductorShawn Okpebholo and Paul Wiens,

guest conductorsFebruary 25, 2011

A Festival Prelue ....................................Alfred ReedRide Samuel ......................................................HazoContre Qui, Rose .......... Morten Lauridsen/ReynoldsRadetzky March .................. Johann Strauss/A. ReedRitual Dances ...............................Shawn OkpebholoSunflower Slow Drag ................................................ .................... Scott Joplin & Hayden/Bourgeois

Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna ....................... ...............................Franz von Suppe/SingletonA Slavic Farewell ...................... Agapkin/Bourgeous

INDIANAIndiana University

Wind EnsembleStephen W. Pratt, conductor

Scott A. Jones, guest conductorJohn Rommel, trumpet

November 2, 2010

Sonoran Desert Holiday ......................... Ron NelsonChronicles for Trumpet ....................... Joseph TurrinAndante and Tranquillo .......Samuel Barber/SaucedoCommando March ............................ Samuel BarberStrut Libby ..................................................... LarsenSuite from Merry Mount ....... Howard Hanson/Boyd

Indiana UniversityConcert Band

Matthew O. Smith, conductorWilliam H. Petersen, guest conductor

November 16, 2010

Lauds (Praise High Day) ........................ Ron NelsonResting in the Peace of His Hands ........ John GibsonThe Courtly Dances from Gloriana ........................... ..................................... Benjamin Britten/BachInstinctive Travels .....................Michael Markowski

Indiana UniversitySymphonic Band

Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductorKyle R. Glaser, guest conductor

November 16, 2010

Festive Overture, Op. 96 .......... Dmitri ShostakovichTurning ................................................. John MackeyTraveler ...........................................David MaslankaFrom Armenian Dances, Part II, Lorva Horovel ....... .......................................................Alfred Reed

Indiana UniversityWind Ensemble

Stephen W. Pratt, conductorKyle R. Glaser, guest conductor

Ashley Garritson, celloSuna Avci, sopranoFebruary 8, 2011

Corrida! ............................................Ethan WickmanDeep Heaves the Ocean Black ........... Aaron TraversBe Thou My Vision ...................... David GillinghamShort Ride in a Fast Machine .................John AdamsAngels in the Architecture ...................Frank TicheliAegina and Bacchanalia ............................................ .............................. Aram Khachaturian/Hicken

Indiana UniversityConcert Band

Matthew O. Smith, conductorAaron M. Burkhart, guest conductor

February 15, 2011

Königsmarsch ......................Richard Strauss/BarrettBallad for Band .................................. Morton GouldVientos y Tangos ........................... Michael GandolfiFolk Dances .............Dmitri Shostakovich/Reynolds

Indiana UniversitySymphonic Band

Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductorWilliam H. Petersen, guest conductor

February 15, 2011

Savannah River Holiday ........................ Ron NelsonCome, Sweet Death ..... Johann Sebastian Bach/ReedSuite of Old American Dances .................................. ..................................... Robert Russell BennettWedding Dance ................................... Jacques Press

Indiana University - Purdue UniversityFort Wayne

Campus Symphonic BandChad Nicholson, conductor

November 17, 2010

Fanfare of the Bells ....................................... Gordon“Early One Morning” from Two Grainger Melodies ...............................................Grainger/KreinesSouthern Hymn .................................................HazoThe Hexagon .................................................. Fannin


Symphonic Wind EnsembleChad Nicholson, conductorBen Dykeman, euphonium

November 17, 2010

Instinctive Travels ................................... MarkowskiFantasia di Concerto: Sounds from the Riviera ........ ........................................................... BoccalariThrough Peaceful Eyes ................................. NowlinMoving Parts ...............................................Sampson“Danza Final” from Estancia ............ Ginastera/John


Symphonic Wind EnsembleChad Nicholson, conductor

Indiana Music Educators AssociationState ConventionFort Wayne, IN

January 21, 2011

Instinctive Travels ................................... MarkowskiThrough Peaceful Eyes ................................. NowlinParis Sketches ................................................EllerbyTo Walk With Wings ......................................Giroux


Campus Symphonic BandChad Nicholson, conductor

March 3, 2011

Diamond Fanfare ..............................................HazoAmazing Grace ...............................................HimesThe Running Set .............. Vaughan Williams/DaehnOn the Mall ................................................ Goldman


Symphonic Wind EnsembleChad Nicholson, conductor

March 3, 2011

Slava! .......................................Bernstein/GrundmanO Magnum Mysterium .............. Lauridsen/ReynoldsSecond Suite in F ..............................................HolstThe Gum Sucker’s March ...............Grainger/Rogers


IOWADrake University

Wind Symphony and Concert BandGrady McGrannahan and Paul Brizzi,

conductorsRobert Ponto, guest conductor

December 3, 2010

Concert BandThe Star Spangled Banner ....................arr. WilliamsA Symphonic Prelude based on “Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair” .............................. ReedColorado Peaks ..............................................WilsonA Moorside Suite ..............................................HolstThe Washington Post March ............................Sousa

Wind SymphonyVienna Philharmonic Fanfare ........................StraussGeorge Washington Bridge ........................ Schuman“The Gum Sucker’s” March ....................... GraingerThe Logic of All My Dreams from Alchemy in Silent Places ........................... BryantAwayday ............................................................ Gorb

The University of IowaUniversity Band and Concert Band

Richard Chapman and Kevin Kastens,conductors

Carter Biggers and Marc Decker,guest conductors

March 7, 2011

University BandTriumphant Fanfare ......................................SaucedoThe Star-Spangled Banner .................... arr. FillmoreLight Cavalry Overture ............. von Suppe/FillmoreFace of Honor ..........................................RumbelowChorale and Shaker Dance II ...................... ZdechlikHis Honor .....................................................Fillmore

Concert BandFestivo ..........................................................GregsonIrish Tune from County Derry .................... GraingerColonial Airs and Dances .................................. JagerFiesta! ............................................................. SparkeClowns ............................................................Parker

The University of IowaIowa Honor Band Festival

Richard Mark Heidel, conductorDan Moore, guest artist

Kevin Kastens, guest conductorFebruary 26, 2011

Symphony BandStrange Humors ........................................... MackeySleep ............................................................WhitacreSymphony No. 2, Mvt. III – Finale ............Maslanka

Iowa Honor BandRide ..................................................................HazoNimrod from Enigma Variations ............. Elgar/ReedBesame Mucho ............................... Valesquez/Moon76 Trombones from The Music Man ...Willson/ IwaiFantasy on a Gaelic Hymnsong .................Holsinger


Curran Prendergast and Kevin Kastens,conductors

Richard Chapman and Marc Decker,guest conductorsDecember 8, 2010

University BandAmparito Roca ..................................Texidor/WinterIrish Tune from County Derry ........Grainger/RogersSea Songs .....................................Vaughan Williams

I Am .............................................................. BoysenUndertow ...................................................... Mackey

Concert BandCarnival ........................................................... BaslerIncantation and Dance ................................... ChanceNo Shadow of Turning ............................ GillinghamArmenian Dances, Part I ................................... Reed

The University of IowaSymphony Band

Richard Mark Heidel, conductorKenneth Tse, alto saxophone

Marc Decker and Curran Prendergast,guest conductors

November 16, 2010

Overture to Candide .................Bernstein/GrundmanPie Jesu (from Requiem) ......Faure, Webber/SudduthConcerto for Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ...DahlSecond Suite in F for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 2 . .................................................Holst/MatthewsElegy for a Young American ........................LoPrestiAurora Awakes ............................................. MackeyHandel in the Strand .................................... Grainger

The University of IowaSymphony Band and Chamber Winds

Richard Mark Heidel, conductorCarter Biggers, guest conductor

October 5, 2010

Tunbridge Fair ................................................. PistonOctober ........................................................WhitacreConcertino for Four Percussion and Wind Ensemble ........................................................ GillinghamLondon Sketches .......................................CasadesusTam O’Shanter Overture ...................Arnold/PaynterIn Storm and Sunshine ......................................Heed

The University of IowaChamber Winds

Carter Biggers, Richard Chapman,Marc Decker, Michael Hart,

Curran Prendergast,and Matthew Wanken, conductorsMay 5, 2010

March in C Major ..................................... von WeberLiturgical Symphony...........................................TullMore Old Wine in New Bottles ....................... JacobCanzon Duo Decimi Toni ............................ Gabrieli


Carter Biggers and Kevin Kastens, conductorsRichard Chapman, Marc Decker, andCurran Prendergast, guest conductors

Steve Grismore, guitarMay 3, 2010

University BandFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsColorado Peaks ..............................................WilsonBlessed Are They from “A German Requiem” ......... ............................................ Brahms/BuehlmanThird Suite ........................................................ JagerKing Cotton ......................................................Sousa

Concert BandFull Tilt! .......................................................SaucedoScenes from “The Louvre” .......................Dello JoioFolk Dances .........................Shostakovich/ReynoldsChaos Theory ................................................Bonney

The University of IowaSymphony Band

Richard Mark Heidel, conductorAndrew Parks, oboe

Ethan Wickman, guest composerMichael D. Hart and Matthew Wanken,

guest conductorsApril 14, 2010

Corrida (“Bullfight”) ..................................WickmanPassacaglia and Fugue in C Minor ............................ .............................................. Bach/HunsbergerSymphony No. 6 ...................................... PersichettiConcertino for Oboe and Winds .............. von WeberChorale and Alleluia ..................................... HansonPassacaglia and Fugue Rondo ....................KneupperThe “Gum-Suckers” March ........................ Grainger


Marc Decker and Kevin Kastens, conductoraCarter Biggers, Richard Chapman, andCurran Prendergast, guest conductors

March 8, 2010

University BandCircus Days ......................................... King/SchisselPrelude and Fugue in D Minor ......Bach/MoehlmannPerthshire Majesty ............................................HazoSelections from West Side Story ...Bernstein/DuthoitSatiric Dances ...........................................Dello Joio

Concert BandMorning Alleluias for the Summer Solstice ..NelsonElegy ............................................................. ChanceWilliam Byrd Suite .......................................... JacobA Movement for Rosa ............................ CamphouseHosts of Freedom .............................................. King

The University of IowaIowa Honor Band Festival

Symphony BandRichard Mark Heidel, conductor

Paula Crider, guest conductorAmy Schendel, trumpetDavid Gier, tromboneJohn Manning, tubaFebruary 20, 2010

Symphony BandAsphalt Cocktail ........................................... MackeyConcertino for Three Brass and Band ..............WerleThree Dances of Enchantment ....................ZaninelliGrotesque Dance from Mascarade Suite ................... ........................................ Halvorsen/Bourgeois

Iowa Honor BandPaula A. Crider, conductor

Fanfare of Wakakusa Hill................................. SakaiLegend of Bafe’ .............................................. FanninPacem (A Hymn for Peace) .............................SpittalPrairiesong ................................................StrommenThe Washington Post March ............................Sousa

KANSASKansas State University

Wind EnsembleFrank Tracz, conductor

January 22, 2011Concert Band Clinic Performance

United Artists ...................................................FuchsThree Dances of Enchantment ....................ZaninelliEaster Monday on the White House Lawn ......SousaConcerto for Clarinet ....................................... ShawBayou Breakdown ......................................... Karrick


Kansas State UniversityWind Ensemble

Frank Tracz, conductorDonald Linn, guest conductor

Andrew Feyes, graduate conductorAnna Marie Wytko, saxophone

February 16, 2011

Airlink ............................................................. StampOctober ........................................................WhitacreConcerto for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble........................................ MackeyFirst Suite for Band ........................................... Reed

Kansas State UniversityConcert Band

Donald Linn, conductorSarah Bernard-Stevens, graduate conductor

March 13, 2011

Mother Earth (A Fanfare) ...........................MaslankaLux Aurumque ............................................WhitacreSatiric Dances ...........................................Dello JoioPsalm for Band ......................................... PersichettiSymphony #3 “Slavyanskaya”, mvt. I .Kozhevnikov


Graduate Student RecitalTeresa Purcell and Lyle Sobba,

graduate conductorsMarch 13, 2011

Funeral March .................................................. GriegMoTown Metal ......................................... DaughteryAntiphonies .................................................. LeonardDance Mix ........................................................SmithSymphony on Themes Mvt. II after .......................... “The Thunderer” .................................... HearshenThe Thunderer ..................................................SousaAn Original Suite for Military Band ................ Jacob

Kansas State UniversityConcert Band

Donald Linn, conductorFrank Tracz, guest conductor

May 2, 2011

“Apollo Unleashed” from Symphony #2 ....... TicheliPortraits ........................................................ColonnaDusk ............................................................... BryantSecond Suite in F ..............................................HolstHands Across the Sea .......................................Sousa


Frank Tracz, conductorDonald Linn, guest conductor

Andrew Feyes, graduate conductorWytko Saxophone Quartet, guest artists

May 4, 2011

Children’s March ........................................ GraingerRed Training Reels .................................... KawarskyEclats d’Azur ................................................. BoutryElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ....Wagner/RogersTraveler ......................................................MaslankaMolly on the Shore ...................................... Grainger

University of KansasWind Ensemble

Paul W. Popiel, conductorCheryl Lee, graduate conductor

November 10, 2010“Old Wine in New Bottles”

Old Wine in New Bottles ................................. Jacob

Suite francaise ..............................................MilhaudVientos y Tangos ......................................... GandolfiSymphony in B-flat .................................. Hindemith


Cheryl Lee, conductorMM Graduate Conducting Recital

December 1, 2010

Overture, Op. 24 ..................................Mendelssohn Solitary Dancer ............................................. BensonColonial Song.............................................. GraingerNevermore .......................................................... WiltSuite francaise ..............................................Milhaud


Paul W. Popiel, conductorVince Gnojek, tenor saxophone

February 5, 2011“A night of jazz”

Go! - Concerto for Tenor Saxophone ............MintzerSlava! .........................................................Bernstein


Paul W. Popiel, conductorSarah Labovitz, graduate conductor

Gail Williams, hornApril 1, 2011

Mid-South Horn Conference kickoff concert

Silverado ........................................Bruce Broughton(KU and UMKC Horn Choirs)

Serenade in E-flat, op. 7 .................................StraussFiesta Del Pacifico ................................Roger NixonSparkle ....................................................... MahoneyCanzona Septimi Toni #2 ............................. GabrieliConcerto for Horn and Wind Ensemble .................... ......................................................Dana WilsonNobles of the Mystic Shrine ............................Sousa


Paul W. Popiel, conductorCheryl Lee, graduate conductor

Steven Bryant, resident composerMay 10, 2011

“New Paradigms”

Traveler ......................................................MaslankaRed Cape Tango ....................................... DaughertyOctandre ..........................................................VareseEcstatic Waters ............................................... Bryant

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County

Wind EnsembleRichard Spece, conductor

Alexander Scott, student conductorMatthew Belzer, alto saxophone

May 9, 2011

Xerxes .................................................. John MackeyFantasia for Alto Saxophone ........... Claude T. SmithMusic from a Redneck Songbook II ......................... ................................................Scott McAllister Give Us This Day ............................David Maslanka

MICHIGANConcordia University

Wind EnsembleMatthew T. Wolf, conductor

March 20, 2011

A Walk in the Morning Sun .............Pierre La PlantePageant ........................................ Vincent PersichettiThe Water is Wide ................................... Rick KirbyMeditation ..................................Dwayne S. MilburnShepherd’s Hey ................................. Percy GraingerSelections from Les Misérables ................................ Claude-Michel Schönberg arr. Warren Barker“Blessed are they” from A German Requiem ........... ........ Johannes Brahms arr. Barbara BuehlmanLlwyn Onn ..............................................Brian HoggEarly Light ...................................... Carolyn Bremer

NEW YORKCornell University

Wind Symphony and Wind EnsembleCynthia Johnston Turner, conductorNancy Galbraith and Takuma Itoh,

guest composersBlaise Bryski, piano

March 13, 2011

Wind SymphonyMother Earth: A Fanfare .................David MaslankaConcerto for Piano and Wind Ensemble ................... ................................................Nancy GalbraithSalvation is Created .................................................. ........................ Pavel Chesnokov/HouseknechtFolk Song Suite ................. Ralph Vaughan Williams

Wind EnsembleRomanian Overture: Meleaguri mistice .................... .................................................... Thomas Doss*Daydreams .......................................... Takuma ItohSymphony No. 4 .............................David Maslanka

Cornell UniversityWind Symphony and Wind EnsembleCynthia Johnston Turner, conductor

Steven Bryant, Jesse Jones, and Steven Stucky, guest composers

Caroline Stinson, celloApril 30, 2011

Wind SymphonyChester ..........................................William SchumanChester Leaps In .................................Steven BryantOrient et Occident Op. 25 .........Camille Saint-SaënsGalop .......................................................Arthur Bird

Wind EnsembleVoyages .............................................. Steven StuckyConcerto for Cello ...............................Steven BryantBeyond the Veil, for 3 Sopranos and Wind Ensemble................................... Jesse JonesGalop ...........................................Dmitri Kabalevsky

Houghton CollegeSymphonic Winds and Chamber Wind Ensemble

Brian Casey, conductorGary Stith, guest conductor

February in FranceFebruary 18, 2011

Fanfare pour La Peri .....................Dukas/BarringtonPrelude from Te Deum ........................... Charpentier

(Houghton Brass Quintet)Suite Française .............................................MilhaudMarche Lugubré ....................... Gossec, trans. CaseyPetite Symphonie ......................................... GounodParis Sketches ................................................EllerbyScenes from the Louvre ............................Dello Joio


NORTH CAROLINAAppalachian State University

Symphonic BandScott C. Tobias, conductor

Justin R. Hammonds, graduate conductorFebruary 24, 2011

The Red Machine ................................ Peter GrahamGod of Our Fathers ......................... Claude T. SmithMorning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice ................ ....................................................... Ron NelsonReflections ......................................... Darren JenkinsScootin’ on Hardrock ......................David Holsinger

Appalachian State UniversitySymphonic Band

Scott C. Tobias, conductorLeslie W. Hicken, guest conductor

Lester R. Turner, graduate conductorApril 19, 2011

Sound the Bells ........ John Williams/trans. LavenderMorning, Noon and Night in Vienna ........................ ......... Franz von Suppe/arr. Fillmore/ed. FosterXerxes .................................................. John MackeyResting in the Peace of His Hands ........ John GibsonPraise Jerusalem! ...................................Alfred Reed

Duke UniversityWind Symphony

Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, conductorEric Pritchard, violin

October 7, 2010

Variations on “America” ........................................... .............. Charles Ives/orch. William Schuman/ trans. William E. RhoadsCajun Folk Songs .................................Frank TicheliVariations on a Korean Folk Song ............................ ..........................................John Barnes ChanceFour Scottish Dances ................................................ ................Malcolm Arnold/arr. John P. PaynterSlavonic Dances, op. 46 ............................................ .................Antonín Dvorák/arr. Andrew BalentTheme from Schindler’s List .................................... ....................... John Williams/trans. John MossDem Land Tirol die Treue ...............Florian PedarnigArmenian Dances (Part I) ......................Alfred ReedThe Washington Post March ..................................... .......... John Philip Sousa/ed. Frederick Fennell

Duke UniversityWind Symphony

Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, conductorJohn Brown Jazz Trio, soloists

Da Hye (Clara) Yang, guest conductorDuke New Music Ensemble, guest performersDuke Percussion Ensemble, guest performers

November 24, 2010

Sextet .............................................. Jonathan Russell“Intrada” & “Basse Danse (France)” from Courtly Airs and Dances .................... Ron NelsonDusk ....................................................Steven Bryant“Pavane (England)” & “Saltarello (Italy)” from Courtly Airs and Dances .................... Ron NelsonOctober ................................................ Eric Whitacre“Sarabande (Spain)” & “Allemande (Germany)” from Courtly Airs and Dances ........... Ron NelsonCounty Clare ........ Traditional, arr. David SteinquestChester ..........................................William SchumanBlackbird ..........Lennon/McCartney/arr. Shelly Berg“Mars” & “Jupiter” from The Planets .. Gustav Holst

Duke University Wind Symphony &UNC-Chapel Hill Wind Ensemble

Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant andEvan Feldman,, conductors

February 24, 2011

UNC Wind Ensemble“Chaconne” from First Suite in E-flat .. Gustav HolstSuite Dreams .......................................Steven BryantFascinating Ribbons ................................ Joan TowerSavannah River Holiday ........................ Ron Nelson

Duke University Wind SymphonyAvenue X......................................Jonathan NewmanReflections in a Tidal Pool ..................... Jim BonneyBlue Shades ..........................................Frank Ticheli

Duke University Wind Symphony &UNC Wind Ensemble

Irish Tune from County Derry .......... Percy GraingerShepherd’s Hey ................................. Percy Grainger

Duke University Wind Symphony &UNC-Chapel Hill Wind Ensemble

Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, conductorDavid Thomas Kehler, guest conductor

Susan Fancher, saxophone soloistThe North Carolina Saxophone Ensemble,

guest performersApril 14, 2011

Overture to Candide .....................Leonard BernsteinFestive Overture ........................................................ Dmitri Shostakovich/trans. Donald Hunsberger*negative one plus three equals two Kristina WarrenSaxophone Concerto .......................... Michael TorkePrimavera Portena ..................................................... .............. Astor Piazzolla/arr. Laurent EstoppeyFirst Suite in E-flat ............................... Gustav Holst*Aaron’s Fanfare ................................Bryan MorganSir Patrick .................. Traditional/arr. Philippe Geiss

University of North Carolina at CharlotteSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Laurence L. Marks, conductorSteven Bryant, guest conductor

February 23, 2011

Sunrise at Angel’s Gate .................................. SparkeChester ....................................................... SchumanChester Leaps In ............................................ BryantFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................HolstSuite Dreams .................................................. BryantNobles of the Mystic Shrine ...............Sousa/Fennell

Charlotte Youth Wind EnsembleLaurence L. Marks, conductor

Steven Bryant, Blair Smith and Neil Underwood, guest conductors

Linda Harvey, piccoloFebruary 22, 24; March 1, 2011

La Belle Helene ............................. Offenbach/OdomThe Directorate .....................................Sousa/ByrneThe Marbled Midnight Mile .......................... BryantConcerto for Piccolo in C .................... Vivaldi/ReedTeamwork....................................................GlassockHonor, Above All from No Finer Calling ......GirouxCartoon ............................................................... Hart

University of North Carolina at CharlotteSymphonic Wind Ensemble

April 27, 2011Laurence L. Marks, conductor

Royce Lumpkin, trombone

Fanfare for A Celebration ...............................NelsonDance of the Actors ..............Tchaikovsky/BourgeoisSanctuary ........................................................ TicheliThe Three Trumpeters ..................................AgostiniFillmore Trombonanza

Teddy Trombone ......................................Fillmore Miss Trombone ........................................Fillmore Lassus Trombone .....................................FillmoreAfter A Gentle Rain ................................ IannaconnePines of Rome, mvt. IV ....................Respighi/Duker

NORTH DAKOTAUniversity of North Dakota

Wind EnsembleJames Popejoy, conductor

North Dakota Trombone ChoirTJ Chapman, tuba

Nicholas Kelly, euphoniumJeff Sands, euphonium

Emily Wirkus, euphoniumNovember 30, 2010

Commando March ..........................................BarberMedieval Suite ............................................... NelsonFalls the Shadow ...........................................CorwellSeasons ........................................................... SparkeSevens ...............................................................HazoLassus Trombone .........................................FillmoreThe Trombone King .......................................... King

University of North DakotaUniversity Band

James Popejoy, conductorNovember 30, 2010

Triumphant Fanfare ......................................SaucedoMarch of the Trolls from “Lyric Suite” ...Grieg/BeckSure on This Shining Night ..............Barber/SaucedoThree Sketches for Winds ........................ GrundmanTiger Rag .................................................arr. Higgins

University of North DakotaWind Ensemble

James Popejoy, conductorGrand Cities Children’s Choir

March 3, 2011

Festive Overture ............... Shostakovich/HunsbergerGhost Train..................................................WhitacreDivertimento ....................................................CichyTidal Forces ............................................. MarkowskiShepherd’s Hey ........................................... GraingerBe Thou My Vision .................................... arr. CrossDry Your Tears, Afrika .............................................. ........................... Williams/Lavender & Snyder

University of North DakotaUniversity Band

James Popejoy, conductorMarch 3, 2011

Cenotaph ......................................................... StampThemes from “La Belle Helene” ............................... ......................................... Offenbach/MahaffeyElements .....................................................BalmagesChorale and Shaker Dance .......................... ZdechlikAmerican Salute .................................Gould/Wagner

OHIO Columbus State Community College

Concert BandThomas Lloyd, conductor

November 30, 2010

Pentland Hills ...................................................Howe*Witham Hall Suite ................................. John LloydTwilight of the Gods ..................................... BoysenWilliam Byrd Suite .......................................... JacobPastime with Good Company .................. arr. Sparke


Columbus State Community CollegeConcert Band

Thomas Lloyd, conductorCharles Wetherbee, violin

March 8, 2011

Bandology .................................................. OsterlingAria Cantabile ...............................................EriksonSymphonie Espagnol ............................Lalo/Benson Reeds of Distinction ........................................ HosayBella’s Lullaby .................................Burwell/MurthaThe Waltzing Cat.............................. Anderson/LangCantina Band from Star Wars .......... Williams/Burns

OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Baptist University

Symphonic BandJim Hansford, conductor

April 23, 2010“A Retirement Concert” - Dr. Jim Hansford,

Director of Bands 1990-2010

An American Fanfare .............................. Rick KirbyThe Star Spangled Banner ........................................ ................John Stafford Smith, arr. Jack StampColonial Song............................................................ ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. Mark RogersPerthshire Majesty ...............................Samuel HazoCathedrals .....................................Kathryn SalfelderA Sacred Set Divinum Mysterium ................James Swearingen Amazing Grace ..................................................... ...Traditional/William Himes, Luis Maldonado Prelude on an Old English Hymn ......................... ................................................. Robert SheldonSleep .................................................... Eric WhitacreFoundation ....................................Mark CamphouseThe Free Lance March .............................................. ............ John Philip Sousa, ed. William Revelli

OREGONOregon State University

Wind EnsembleChristopher C. Chapman, conductorA.G. McGranahan, guest conductor

Jill Pauls, fluteRobert Brudvig, percussion

February 18, 2011

Lincolnshire Posy ........................................ GraingerPrecious Metal: Concerto for Flute and Wind Ensemble.............................................SparrHounds of Spring .............................................. ReedConcerto for Percussion and Symphonic Band ........ .............................................................. Higdon

Oregon State UniversityWind Symphony

Christopher C. Chapman, conductorFebruary 18, 2011

Commando March ......................................... BarberIn Memoriam ............................................HalvorsenFolk Dances .........................................ShostakovichTwilight of the Gods ..................................... Boysen

Oregon State UniversityWind Ensemble

Japan Tour ProgramChristopher C. Chapman, conductor

Brad Townsend, guest conductorRobert Brudvig, soloist

June 1, 2011

Fanfare for a Celebration ...............................Nelson

Firefly .............................................................GeorgeChorus of Light .................................................. PutsPeople Who Live in Glass Houses ...................SousaConcerto for Percussion and Symphonic Band ........ .............................................................. HigdonWeekend in New York ................................... SparkePrayer for Asia .......................................... LaBounty...as an Autumn Mosaic ..............................Chapman

Oregon State UniversityWind Symphony

Christopher C. Chapman, conductorJune 1, 2011

Centennial Celebration Fanfare .................CarnahanFour Scottish Dances .....................................ArnoldAcrostic Song .......................................... Del TrediciFlorentiner March ............................................ FucikXerxes .......................................................... Mackey

University of PortlandWind Symphony

Patrick Murphy, conductorAlex Fiori and Louis Piano,

conducting associatesDecember 5, 2010

A Festival Prelude ............................................. ReedAustralian Up-Country Tune....................... GraingerFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................HolstMorning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice .....NelsonAncient and Honorable Artillery Company .....SousaSleigh Ride .................................................Anderson

University of PortlandWind Symphony

Patrick Murphy, conductorMarch 9, 2011

Ascension .................................................MobberleyTraffic ............................................................. RoremChaos Theory 3.0 ..........................................BonneyJericho .............................................................. Ayers

PENNSYLVANIAWest Chester University

Symphonic BandM. Gregory Martin, conductor

September 30, 2010

Army of the Nile .............................................AlfordShenandoah .................................................... TicheliFantasia for Band ........................................ GianniniBritish Eighth ................................................... Elliot

West Chester UniversityWind Ensemble

Andrew Yozviak, conductorSeptember 30, 2010

Frenergy .........................................Estacio/LinklaterPrelude, Op. 34, No. 14 ........Shostakovich/ReynoldsLincolnshire Posy ........................................ Grainger

West Chester UniversitySymphonic Band

M. Gregory Martin, conductorAndrew Yozviak, guest conductor

Justin McAdams, graduate conductorNovember 21, 2010

Gavorkna Fanfare ............................................ StampFolk Tune .................................................... GraingerAlligator Alley ......................................... DaughertySymphony No. 1 in Memoriam Dresden – 1945 ......

.............................................................BukvichPrologue and March ...................................... HartleySleep ............................................................WhitacreRussian Christmas Music .................................. Reed


Andrew Yozviak, guest conductorWilliam Berz, guest conductor

December 5, 2010

Millennium Canons ..................................Puts/SpedeEcstatic Waters ............................................... BryantSymphony in B-flat .................................. HindemithDies Natalis ................................................... Hanson


Andrew Yozviak, conductorWest Chester University 5th Annual

Trumpet FestivalJanuary 29, 2011

American Overture for Band ........................ JenkinsDouble Concerto ................................................ PlogConcerto No. 2 ................................................JolivetAnniversary Polka ........................................ MendezPolka in-the-box ........................................... MendezTres-Mendez Polka ...................................... MendezLe Vent des Helices ....................................... Naulais

West Chester UniversityChamber Winds

Andrew Yozviak, conductorLorraine Huddy, graduate conductor

February 13, 2011

Trois Fanfares pour des Proclamations de Napoléon ...........................................................CastérèdeSerenade, Op. 7 ..............................................StraussCapriol Suite ...................................Warlock/Geddes

West Chester UniversityConcert Band

M. Gregory Martin, conductorFebruary 13, 2011

Polly Oliver ........................................................RootCajun Folk Songs ........................................... TicheliOn a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss .................HolsingerA Festival Prelude ............................................. Reed


M. Gregory Martin, conductorAdam Gumble, graduate conductor

February 27, 2011

Blue Lake Overture ....................................... ChanceChorale Prelude: So Pure the Star ........... PersichettiFirst Suite in E-flat for Military Band, mvt. I ...HolstSuite Dreams .................................................. BryantChorale and Alleluia ..................................... Hanson


Andrew Yozviak, conductorFebruary 27, 2011

Scenes from the Louvre ............................Dello Joio*Concertino for 11 Instruments and Wind Ensemble ................................................................ TurrinKingfishers Catch Fire ................................. Mackey


West Chester UniversityConcert Band

M. Gregory Martin, conductorCassidy Nalepa, graduate conductor

April 6, 2011

Fairest of the Fair .............................................SousaSalvation is Created .......Tschesnokoff/HouseknechtRollo Takes a Walk ....................................MaslankaAmerica Riversongs ................................... La PlanteSymphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” ...............Williams


M. Gregory Martin, conductorAndrew Yozviak, guest conductor

April 6, 2011

Puszta ..................................................Van der RoostElegy ............................................................. ChanceFestivo ..........................................................GregsonFlag of Stars ..................................................... Jacob


Andrew Yozviak, conductorPennsylvania Music Educators Association State

ConferenceHershey Convention Center

April 14, 2011

Prelude, Op. 34 No. 14 .........Shostakovich/ReynoldsFrenergy .........................................Estacio/LinklaterScenes from the Louvre ............................Dello JoioEcstatic Waters ............................................... BryantKingfishers Catch Fire ................................. Mackey

West Chester UniversityChamber Winds

Andrew Yozviak, conductorApril 19, 2011

Partita in F, B18 .............................................RosettiSerenade, Op. 7 ..............................................StraussOctet, Op. 216 ............................................ ReineckeDance Mix ........................................................Smith


Andrew Yozviak, conductorJohn Villella, guest conductor

Justin McAdams, graduate conductorApril 26, 2011

Russlan and Ludmilla Overture .......Glinka/HenningThe Solitary Dancer ...................................... BensonColonial Song.............................................. GraingerAngels in the Architecture ............................. TicheliLa Fiesta Mexicana ........................................... Reed

SOUTH CAROLINABob Jones University

Symphonic Wind BandDan Turner, conductor

October 2, 2009Alumni Gazebo Concert

Jubilee Overture ............................................. SparkeMarche Slav ......................Tchaikovsky/LaurendeauConcord ............................................................. JagerPineapple Poll ............................ Sullivan/MackerrasThe Rakes of Mallow .................................AndersonRussian Sailor’s Dance ..................... Gliere/LeidzenThe National Game ..........................................Sousa

Bob Jones UniversitySymphonic Wind BandDan Turner, conductor

Rob Schoolfield, associate conductorPam Dunbar, soprano

December 4, 2009Of Biblical Proportion

Symphony No. 2 “Genesis” ................... GillinghamJericho Rhapsody ............................... Morton GouldPrelude to Act Two from Saul and David ................. .............................................. Nielsen/arr. BoydDavid ..............................................................MelilloO Magnum Mysterium .............. Lauridsen/ReynoldsPraise Jerusalem! (Kovia Yeroosaghem) ..... A. ReedA Christmas Sing-along ......................... arr. Lovrien


February 19, 2010Around the World

Unter dem Gardestern ................................ StieberitzResting in the Peace of His Hands .................Gibson“Machine” from Fifth Symphony ............................. ............................................. Bolcom/LavenderSalvation is Created .............................TschesnokoffFuna Uta ................................................................ ItoLa Fiesta Mexicana ................................. H. O. Reed


Laura Franklin, marimbaApril 14, 2010

Made in America

An Outdoor Overture ...................................CoplandSunrise At Angel’s Gate ................................. SparkeConcerto for Marimba & Wind Ensemble ...RosauroHuapango ................................................... MoncayoGeorge Washington Bridge ........................ SchumanMarch: George Washington Bicentennial .......Sousa


October 1, 2010Alumni Gazebo Concert

The British Eighth ........................................... ElliottOctober ........................................................WhitacreSelections from The Music Man ..........Willson/LangThe Old Grumbly Bear .................................... FucikThe Universal Judgment ............ de Nardis/CafarellaRolling Thunder ...........................................Fillmore


Brittany Batdorf, bassoonDecember 3, 2010

Posies

He Who Would Valiant Be ............ Gustafson/TurnerAmazing Grace .............................................. TicheliVariations and Rondo, Op. 57 ....... Kalliwoda/BalentVariations on the “Porazzi” Theme of Wagner ......... ............................................................. A. ReedLincolnshire Posy ........................... Grainger/FennellIrish Tune from County Derry .................... GraingerCarol of the Drum ................................. Davis/Werle


February 18, 2011British Classics for Winds

Flourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsAwayday ............................................................ GorbOrb and Sceptre ..............................................WaltonEnglish Folk Song Suite...............Vaughan WilliamsHandel in the Strand .................................... GraingerYe Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Doon .......... GraingerEagle Squadron ...............................................Alford

Clemson UniversitySymphonic Band

Mark Spede, conductorGregg Gausline, guest conductor

November 22, 2010

American Overture for Band .................................... ...................................... Joseph Wilcox JenkinsAustralian Up-Country Tune............. Percy GraingerAngels In the Architecture ...................Frank TicheliGeorge Washington Bridge ...........William SchumanShadow Rituals ......................... Michael MarkowskiAurora Awakes ..................................... John Mackey

Clemson UniversitySymphonic Band

Mark Spede, conductorTimothy Hurlburt, guest conductor

Eric Lapin, clarinetMarch 8, 2011

Children’s Fanfare ..................................Mark SpedeFolk Song Suite ................... Ralph Vaughn WilliamsFestival Variations ........................... Claude T. SmithFusion ...............................................Brian BalmagesBrooklyn Bridge, mvt. IV .......... Michael DaughertyPines of Rome, mvt. IV ............................................. .................... Ottorino Respighi/arr. Guy Duker

University of South CarolinaSymphonic Winds

Rebecca L. Phillips, conductorMatthew Smith, graduate conductor

November 21, 2010“French Impressions”

Orient and Occident, Op. 25 ..................................... Camille Saint-Saëns/ed. Timothy Reynish & Bruce PerryThrenody for Haiti ...............................Andy Francis Suite Française ................................. Darius Milhaud“Fanfare” from La Péri ........................... Paul Dukas“The Engulfed Cathedral” from Préludes, Book I .... ...........Claude Debussy/trans. Merlin PattersonParis Sketches: Homages for Band ....Martin Ellerby

University of South CarolinaWind Ensemble

Scott Weiss, conductorClifford Leaman, alto saxophone

November 22, 2010“Emblems”

Military March in F, WoO 18 .................................... .....................................Ludwig Van BeethovenGeschwindmarsch by Beethoven from Sinfonia Serena ............................ Paul HindemithEmblems ...........................................Aaron CoplandSymphony No. 4, Op. 165 ..............Alan HovhanessConcerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ... .........................................Leonard Mark LewisMarch from the Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber ........................ ................................................. Paul Hindemith


University of South CarolinaUniversity Band

Steven McKeithen, conductorMatthew Smith, graduate conductor

February 18, 2011

Carnival ................................................... Paul BaslerPrelude in the Dorian Mode ...................................... .............Antonio de Cabezón trans by GraingerThird Suite ............................................Robert JagerMock Morris ..............Percy Grainger/trans. KreinesOverture on a Southern Hymn ........... Robert PalmerScossa Elettrica ..............Giacomo Puccini/arr. Yeats


Scott Weiss, conductorNicole Gross, graduate conductor

Joseph Eller, clarinetFebruary 18, 2011

Introduction to Also Sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 ...... ................................................. Richard StraussMars, the Bringer of War from The Planets, Op. 32 . ..................................................... Gustav Holst*Concerto for Wind Ensemble ............Steven BryantFugue in G Major, BWV 577 “Gigue” ..................... ..................................... Johann Sebastian Bach The Promise of Living from The Tender Land ......... ..................................................Aaron CoplandConcerto for Clarinet .............................. Artie ShawMarch from the Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber ........................ ................................................. Paul Hindemith

University of South CarolinaSymphonic Winds

Rebecca L. Phillips, conductorJames W. Taylor, graduate conductor

Jennifer Parker-Harley, fluteFebruary 19, 2011

Sabre and Spurs ......................................................... John Philip Sousa/arr. Keith Brion & Loras SchisselSymphonic Movement ....................Vaclav NelhybelConcertino, Op. 107 .................................................. .............Cécile Chaminade/arr. Clayton WilsonDesi ........................................... Michael DaughertyDusk ....................................................Steven BryantFiesta del Pacifico .................................Roger NixonUndertow .............................................. John Mackey


Scott Weiss, conductorNicole Gross, graduate conductor

Joseph Eller, clarinetClover High School, Clover, South Carolina

February 23, 2011Great Bridge High School, South Chesapeake,

VirginiaFebruary 24, 2011

Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall,Northern Virginia Community College,

Alexandria, VirginiaFebruary 24, 2011

Introduction to Also Sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 ...... ................................................. Richard StraussMars, the Bringer of War from The Planets, Op. 32 . ..................................................... Gustav Holst*Concerto for Wind Ensemble ............Steven BryantFugue in G Major, BWV 577 “Gigue” ..................... ..................................... Johann Sebastian Bach The Promise of Living from The Tender Land Aaron .............................................................Copland

Concerto for Clarinet .............................. Artie ShawMarch from the Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber ........................ ................................................. Paul Hindemith

TENNESSEEEast Tennessee State University

Concert Band and Wind EnsembleChristian Zembower, conductor

Daniel McCloud, guest conductorNovember 23, 2010

Concert BandAffirmation (from Elegy and Affirmation) ..... StampCanterbury Chorale .............................Van der RoostSun Dance ...................................................... TicheliHorkstow Grange .........................Grainger/SweeneyYe Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Doon ........................ ............................................................ GraingerRussian Christmas Music .................... Reed/Curnow

Wind EnsembleThe World is Waiting for the Sunrise ........................ ...........................................arr. Alford/ed. GoreOctober ........................................................WhitacreVariations on a Korean Folk Song ................ ChanceEnglish Folk Song Suite...............Vaughan WilliamsKirkpatrick Fanfare ....................................... BoysenSleigh Ride .................................................Anderson

East Tennessee State UniversityWind Ensemble

Christian Zembower, conductorEast Tennessee School Band and

Orchestra AssociationAll-East Regional Band Conference,

Gatlinburg, TNFebruary 4, 2011

Gumsucker’s March .................................... GraingerOctober ........................................................WhitacreEnglish Folk Song Suite...............Vaughan WilliamsVariations on a Korean Folk Song ................ Chancenite ridin’ on da riva .................................. O’ConnorThe World is Waiting for the Sunrise ........................ ...........................................arr. Alford/ed. Gore

East Tennessee State UniversityCollaborative Concert

Christian Zembower, conductorChris Smithson, conductor

February 24, 2011

Sullivan Central High School BandA New Birth of Freedom ...................................BassVariations on a Korean Folk Song ................ Chance

ETSU Concert BandOverture in B-flat .................................... GiovanniniRadiant Moonbeams ............................... GillinghamAlligator Alley ......................................... DaughertySatiric Dances (I, III) ................................Dello Joio

Collaborative BandsOn Thousand Cranes .................................... SheldonUnity March .................................................. Hodges

Southern Adventist UniversityWind SymphonyCollegedale, TN

Ken Parsons, conductorOctober 17, 2010

“Hail, Britannia!”

Flourish for Glorious John ........................................ .................................. Ralph Vaughan WilliamsFuneral Music for Queen Mary ................................. ............................Henry Purcell/Steven StuckySecond Suite in F for Military Band .... Gustav Holst

Mannin Veen ........................................ Haydn WoodEnglish Dances, Set 2 ......................Malcom ArnoldCelebration ...........................................Philip Sparke

Southern Adventist UniversityWind SymphonyCollegedale, TN

Ken Parsons, conductorApril 10, 2011“Kid Stuff”

Children’s Overture ............................ Eugene BozzaResting in the Peace of His Hands ........ John GibsonNilesdance .......................................David HolsingerChildren’s Dance “Over the hills and far away” ....... .................................................. Percy GraingerSymphony No. 3 ................................. James Barnes

TEXAS Stephen F. Austin State University

Wind EnsembleFred J. Allen, conductor

David W. Campo, associate conductorBrett A. Richardson, assistant conductor

January 30-February 1, 2011“2011 Winter Tour”

Short Ride in a Fast Machine ..............Adams/OdomCanzona .........................................................MenninA Simple Song from “Mass” ...... Bernstein/SweeneyTunbridge Fair ................................................. PistonPostcard .......................................................... TicheliBarnum and Bailey’s Favorite .......................... King

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityWind Symphony and Symphonic band

David W. Campo, conductorBrett A. Richardson, conductor

Corey D. Daniel and Michelle King,graduate conductors

Feb. 8, 2011“British Band Classics”

Symphonic BandThemes from “Green Bushes” .........Grainger/DaehnLinden Lea ......................... Vaughan Williams/StoutWhip and Spur .................................... Allen/Cramer

Wind SymphonyFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsHammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo .................HolstAn Original Suite ............................................. Jacob

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityWind Ensemble

Fred J. Allen, conductorFrank B. Wickes, guest conductor

Corey D. Daniel, Michelle King, and Michael Oreka, graduate conductors

March 25, 2011“2011 SFA Wind Conducting Symposium

Concert”

Canzona .........................................................MenninAmazing Grace .............................................. TicheliGood Soldier Schweik Suite ........................... KurkaIrish Tune from County Derry ..Grainger/ed. RogersFirst Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. 1 ............................ ...........................................Holst/ed. Matthews


Stephen F. Austin State UniversityWind Ensemble

Fred J. Allen, conductorDavid W. Campo, associate conductor

April 5, 2011“Monuments”

Fireworks, Op. 4 ...................................... StravinskyIrish Tune from County Derry .................... GraingerFoshay Tower ...................................................SousaTrittico .........................................................NelhybelSymphony No. 8 ........................................Maslanka

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityWind Symphony

David W. Campo, conductorMichael Oreka, graduate conductor

April 19, 2011“Homeboys”

Chansons Cadiennes .................................D. CampoAmazing Grace .............................................. TicheliIntroduction and Allegro .................................. GatesJubilee ....................................................... R. CampoSymphony No. 2 ............................................ Ticheli

Stephen F. Austin State UniversitySymphonic Band and University Band

David W. Campo and Brett A. Richardson, conductors

Christopher G. Bailey, Catherine Conrad, and Corey D. Daniel, Graduate Conductors

April 26, 2011

University BandTriumphant Fanfare ......................................SaucedoThe Wayfarer’s Journey ....................................AkeyThree Chorale Preludes .................. Bach/ed. LathamWashington Post ...............................................Sousa

Symphonic BandLuminescence ..................................... BiedenbenderThe King of Love My Shepherd Is ........................... .......................................Traditional/arr. TurnerManhattan Beach .............................................SousaVesuvius ......................................................... Ticheli

The University of TexasWind Ensemble

Jerry F. Junkin, conductorMarianne Gedigian, flute

October 27, 2010

Stampede .............................................Steven BryantThe Shadow of Sirius ............................. Joel PuckettConcerto for Wind Ensemble ..............Steven Bryant

The University of TexasWind Symphony

Robert M. Carnochan, conductorNovember 17, 2010

Spanish Silhouette .................................. Carter PannIt perched for Vespers nine..................... Joel PuckettAurora Awakes ..................................... John MackeySteven Bryant ....................................Ecstatic Waters


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorNovember 22, 2010

Variations on “America” ........................................... Charles Ives/orch. William Schuman/trans. William RhodesSecond Suite in F for Military Band, op. 28, no. 2 ... ..................................................... Gustav HolstColonel Bogey ................................. Kenneth Alford

Piano Sonata No. 2 “Concord, Mass., 1840-1860” .. .................Charles Ives/trans. Merlin Patterson

The University of TexasSymphony Band

Damon S. Talley, conductorNovember 29, 2010

Wild Nights! .........................................Frank TicheliHommage à Rameau ................................................. .......Calude Debussy/trans.Donald HunsbergerSuite Francaise ................................. Darius MilhaudThe Marbled Midnight Mile ...............Steven BryantSelections from “The Danserye” ................. Tielman Susato/trans. Patrick Dunnigan


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorDaniel Tembras, guest conductor

February 16, 2011

Procession of the Nobles from “Mlada” ................... ............................... Nikolay Rimsky-KorsakovMarche Joyeuse ......................... Emmanuel ChabrierRest .....................................................Frank TicheliDionysiaques, op. 62 ........................ Florent SchmittSuite from Mass ...........................Leonard BernsteinThe Pines of Rome ........................Ottorino Respighi

The University of TexasWind Symphony

Robert M. Carnochan, conductorFebruary 23, 2011

The Gum-Suckers March .......................................... Percy Aldridge Grainger/ed. R. Mark RodgersThe Promise of Living from The Tender Land ......... ..................................................Aaron CoplandFrom a Dark Millenium ..............Joseph SchwantnerSpangled Heavens .........................Donald GranthamStarry Crown .................................Donald Grantham

The University of TexasSymphony Band

Damon S. Talley, conductorFebruary 28, 2011

Firefly ................................................... Ryan GeorgeO Magnum Mysterium .............................................. ...Morten Lauridsen/trans. H. Robert ReynoldsVientos y Tangos ........................... Michael GandolfiMountain Lake Photograph .................. Zack StantonLa Fiesta Mexicana ............................H. Owen Reed

The University of TexasConcert Bands

Robert M. Carnochan, Scott S. Hanna, and Damon S. Talley, conductors

Jaclyn Hartenberger, Dennis Llinas, Benjamin Lorenzo, and Daniel Tembras, guest conductors

March 7, 2011

Texas Concert BandHis Honor ..........................................Henry FillmoreCountry Gardens ....................................................... Percy Aldridge Grainger/arr. John Philip SousaCountry Gardens ................ Percy Aldridge Grainger

Orange Concert BandWolsey’s Wilde and Earle of Oxford’s March from William Byrd Suite .........................Gordon Jacob Australian Up-Country Tune..................................... Percy Aldridge Grainger/arr. Glenn Cliff BainumElegy for a Young American ........... Ronald LoPrestiCircus Days ...........................Karl King/arr. Schissel

Longhorn Concert BandEl Capitan ..................................................................

.......... John Philip Sousa/ed. Frederick FennellBlessed are They ....................................................... .........Johannes Brahms/arr. Barbara BuehlmanVariations on a Korean Folk Song ............................ ..........................................John Barnes Chance

White Concert BandAmerica, The Beautiful ............................................. ....................Samuel Ward/arr. Carmen DragonFolk Song Suite ................. Ralph Vaughan Williams


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorCatharine Bushman and Robert M. Carnochan,

guest conductorsMarch 30, 2011

Spumante .................Dan Welcher/trans. Paul BissellHymn to a Blue Hour ........................... John MackeyAugenblick ....................................Christopher StarkHaiku Symphony No. 4....................... Josh HummelSymphonies of Wind Instruments .....Igor StravinskyRocky Point Holiday .............................. Ron Nelson

The University of TexasSymphony Band and Wind Symphony

Damon S. Talley and Robert M. Carnochan, conductors

Catharine Bushman and Scott S. Hanna guest conductorsMarch 31, 2011

Symphony BandFlorentiner “Grande March Italiana,” op. 214 .......... .......................................................Julius FucikVariations on the “Porazzi” Theme of Wagner ......... .......................................................Alfred ReedLincolnshire Posy ............... Percy Aldridge Grainger

Wind SymphonyBaron Lacroix’s Shuffle ................Donald GranthamChant funéraire .................................... Gabriel FauréSymphony in B-flat .......................... Paul Hindemith

The University of Texas at El PasoChamber Players

T. André Feagin, conductorNovember 18, 2010

Overture from “Dancer in the Dark” ........................ ............................. Guomundsdóttir, arr. FeaginAdagio in F major .................................... BeethovenSerenade No. 1 ......................................... PersichettiThe Good Soldier Schweik Suite .................... Kurka

The University of Texas at El PasoChamber Players

T. André Feagin, conductorFebruary 22, 2011

Fanfare for the Common Man ......................CoplandSonata for Two Clarinets .............................. PoulencSerenade in E-flat, Op. 7 ................................StraussBe Thou My Vision .................................. arr. FeaginPetite Symphonie ......................................... GonoudMad Circus .......................................................Lewis

The University of Texas at El PasoSymphony Band

T. André Feagin, conductorFebruary 24, 2011

Africa: Ceremony, Song and Ritual .................SmithOn an American Spiritual ...........................HolsingerDwellers of the Western World ........Sousa, arr. GoreA Movement for Rosa ............................ CamphouseToday is the Gift ................................................Hazo


Tarleton State UniversityWind Ensemble

Anthony Pursell, conductorJustin Good, student conductor

Gary Westbrook, guest conductorHeather Hawk, soprano

December 6, 2010

The Redwoods ..............................................GalanteGeorge Washington Bridge ........................ SchumanThree American Gospel Songs ....................ZaninelliSleigh Ride .................................................AndersonChristmas Festival ......................................AndersonAuld Lang Syne ...................................arr. LongfieldCowboy Christmas ............................... arr. Simmons

Tarleton State UniversityWind Ensemble

Anthony Pursell, conductorThe Inaugural Tarleton Invitational

Band FestivalFeaturing the Music of Col. John Bourgeois,

USMC (Ret.)Composer- and Conductor-in-Residence

March 10, 2011

Aubrey Fanfare ............................................... StampPolonaise from ‘The Slippers’................................... .....................................Tchaikovsky/BourgeoisMarch from Tabasco, ‘The Pasha’s Guard’ ............... .........................................Chadwick/BourgeoisIn Memoriam .......................... Halvorsen/BourgeoisSunflower Slow Drag ....Joplin & Hayden/BourgeoisElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ............................ .............................................Wagner/Bourgeois

VIRGINIALongwood University

Wind SymphonyGordon Ring, conductor

Lisa Kinzer, pianoMarch 8, 2010

“Allegro Giocoso” from Symphony No. 4 ............... .............. Johannes Brahms/trans. Gordon RingFirst Suite in E-flat ............................... Gustav HolstSuite Dreams .......................................Steven BryantRhapsody in Blue ...................................................... ..............George Gershwin/arr. Thomas Verrier

Shenandoah ConservatorySymphonic Wind EnsembleEmily Threinen, conductor

Evgeny Sidorov, student soloistFebruary 11, 2011

“Symbolism and Allusion”

Kleine Dreigroschenmusik ................................WeillVariations in G Minor on a Theme by Glinka ........... ............................................. Rimsky-KorsakovSalvation is Created ........Tschesnokov/HouseknechtMusic for Prague 1968 ...................................... Husa

Shenandoah ConservatoryConcert Band

Emily Threinen, conductorFebruary 18, 2011

“British Fare”

H.R.H The Duke of Cambridge March ..................... ................................................Malcolm ArnoldRhosymedre ...........Ralph Vaughan Williams/BeelerAn Original Suite ................................ Gordon JacobSunrise at Angel’s Gate ........................Philip SparkeMars from “The Planets” ..................... Gustav Holst

Shenandoah ConservatorySymphonic Wind EnsembleEmily Threinen, conductor

Joseph Schwantner, composer-in-residenceApril 2, 2011

“Expressions of Nature”

An Outdoor Overture ...................................CoplandSleep ............................................................WhitacreIn Evening’s Stillness... ...........................SchwantnerThe Light Fantastic ................................. RindfleischNiagara Falls .............................................Daugherty

Shenandoah ConservatoryConcert Band

Emily Threinen, conductorApril 12, 2011

“Imagery and Color”A Ceremonial Fanfare ............................Alfred ReedMoon by Night .............................Jonathan NewmanColor ................................................... Bob MargolisSymphony #1 “In Memoriam Dresden” ................... ................................................. Daniel BukvichPagaent ........................................ Vincent Persichetti

Virginia TechSymphonic Wind EnsembleTravis J. Cross, conductor

October 22, 2010

Carmina Burana .....................................Orff/Krance


November 14, 2010

Folk Dances .........................Shostakovich/ReynoldsO Magnum Mysterium .............. Lauridsen/ReynoldsRussian Christmas Music .................................. Reed

Virginia TechSymphony Band

David McKee and Anthony Marinello, III, conductors

Elizabeth Schultz, guest conductor

Marche des Parachutistes Belges ................LeemansIn Nature’s Glory .......................................BalmagesAllerseelen .......................................... Strauss/DavisFortress ........................................................... Ticheli


February 20, 2010

Chester ........................................................SchumanColonial Song.............................................. GraingerZion ............................................................. Welcher

WISCONSINLawrence University

Symphonic Band and Wind EnsembleAndrew Mast, conductor

Kirk Moss, guest conductorOctober 8, 2010

Symphonic BandCathedrals ....................................Kathryn SalfelderDo Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night ................. ................................................Elliot Del BorgoMarch “Glory of Catalonia” ............ Michio Mamiya

Wind Ensemble*Arclight Alley ............................David Werfelmann

Auruora Awakes ................................... John MackeyFirst Suite in E-flat ............................... Gustav Holst

Lawrence UniversitySymphonic Band and Wind Ensemble

Andrew Mast, conductorNovember 14, 2010

“Americana”

Symphonic BandAmerican Overture for Band .................................... ...................................... Joseph Wilcox JenkinsSymphonic Songs for Band ...................................... ..................................... Robert Russell BennettSemper Fidelis ..............................John Philip Sousa

Wind EnsembleSymphonic Dances from “West Side Story” ............. ............ Leonard Bernstin/trans. Paul LavenderOctober ................................................ Eric WhitacreEmblems ...........................................Aaron Copland

Lawrence UniversitySymphonic Band and Wind Ensemble

Andrew Mast, conductorMarty Erickson, tubaErin Bryan, soprano

March 5, 2011

Symphonic BandSasha Takes a Train ...............................Kim PortnoyPrelude to Act Three, Kunihild ................................. ............................ Cyril Kistler/arr. Robert BarrGreen Bushes ............................................................ Percy Aldridge Grainger/trans. Frank Pappajohn

Wind Ensemble*Shadja-maalika: Modal Illusions .. Asha SrinivasanConcerto for Bassoon in B-flat Major, K191 ............ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart/ trans. Margaret Sisson EricksonAngels in the Architecture ...................Frank Ticheli

CANADA(ALBERTA)University of Alberta

Symphonic Wind EnsembleAngela Schroeder, conductor

John Corigliano, visiting distinguished guest composer

October 21, 2010

Kingfisher’s Catch Fire ........................ John MackeyOctober ................................................ Eric WhitacreGazebo Dances .................................John CoriglianoSymphony No. 3: Circus Maximus .......................... .................................................John Corigliano

(Canadian Premiere Performance)

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