Concerto for Marimba and Percussion Ensemble ( 1988) Ney Rosaura ( 1952- ) I Saudacao II Lamento M Despedida Andrew Dunsmore, Marimba
Donald F. Cook Recital Hall M.O. Morgan Building Thursday, 6 November 2003 at 8:00 p.m. The Scruncheons Rob Power, Director Implosion ( 1982) Mantle Hood ( 1928 - ) Saturday Night in Olde St. John's (2003)* Clark Ross (1957-) Bill Brennan, Rob Power, percussion Concerto for Marimba and Percussion Ensemble ( 1988) Ney Rosaura ( 1952- ) I Saudacao II Lamento m Despedida Andrew Dunsmore, marimba Intermission Quintet ( 1973) Alexander Lepak (1920-) I Grave, Allegro II Andante m Allegro, Lento Charleston Capers (arr. 1978) G.H. Green (1893-1970) arr. by Bob Becker Keith Harding, xylophone 5/4 Joe (1992) Alexander Lepak ( 1920- Phil Yetman, vibes - Brad Kilpatrick, drums Show Time (2003)* The Scruncheons *world premieres Performers: Bill Brennan, Yves Conan, Annie Croft, Andrew Dunsmore, Kim Ettinger, Dan Galway, Keith Harding, Brad Kilpatrick, Rob Pittman, John Power, Rob Power, Ed Squires, Amie Watson, Phil Yetman The Performers: The Scruncheons were formed by Don Wherry in the late 1980s. Over the years they have presented hundreds of concerts and workshops, including collaborations with dance, theatre, and the visual arts. They have performed and collaborated with many well known artists and musicians, including Trichy Sankaran, John Wyre, The Newfoundland Symphony, and The Beothuck Street Players. Since the passing of Don Wherry in 2001, the Scruncheons have become even more inspired and determined to create, experiment, perform and explore. Since 2001, the group's activities have been directed by Rob Power. Rob is a founding member of the 'original' Scruncheons, and is the current professor of percussion at the MUN School of Music. The Scruncheons perform regular concerts and workshops featuring improvisation, world music, homemade instruments, contemporary percussion ensemble repertoire and world premieres.
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