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All-State Jazz Ensemble All-State Symphonic Band Concerts TEXAS MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION presents The 45th Annual All-State Jazz Ensemble & All-State Symphonic Band Concerts Saturday, February 17, 2018 Jazz Ensemble 4:00 p.m. Symphonic Band 5:30 p.m. CC Hemisfair Ballroom 1 Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, Texas 2017-2018 TCCBDA Officers: President – Derrick Logozzo, Richland College Vice President – Todd Quinlan, Blinn College Secretary/Treasurer – Kendall Prinz, Blinn College Immediate Past President – Brent Colwell, Temple College Ja The 2018 Texas Community College Band Directors Association All-State Jazz Ensemble Guest Conductor: Alan Baylock, University of North Texas Program to be selected from: Song for Bilbao……………..…………………...………………Pat Metheny/Arr. Alan Baylock Big Dipper………………………………..……...……………………………………...Thad Jones Dance You Monster To My Soft Song……………….....………………………Maria Schneider El Abrazo………………………………………………..……………………………Alan Baylock Torque……………………………………………...…..………………………….…Alan Baylock Rockin’ in Rhythm……………………………………..….Duke Ellngton/Arr. Mathias Ruegg Alan Baylock Born and raised in a small town in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Alan Baylock’s music is now performed throughout the world. One of the most respected and sought-after jazz composers and educators in the industry today, he is the director of the Grammy- nominated One O’Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas, and previously served 20 years as Chief Arranger for the USAF Airmen of Note in Washington, D.C. The Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra recorded three critically-acclaimed CDs and performed throughout the US for 15 years. Baylock graduated from Shenandoah University, where he later became Jazz Composer-in-Residence, and the University of North Texas. Baylock travels extensively as guest conductor and clinician, and has been featured with numerous professional, collegiate, high school (all-state and regional) and middle school jazz ensembles. Alan is on faculty at the National Jazz Workshop (NJW) and directed the NJW All-Star Big Band in performances on the east and west coast. He is an active member of the Jazz Education Network (JEN) where he mentors recipients of the annual Young Composers Award and is a guest clinician for the JENerations Jazz Festival. Thanks to the Nu Psi chapter, Alan became an honorary member of Phi Mu Alpha in 2016, and became an honorary member of Kappa Kappa Psi (Kappa Epsilon chapter) in 2017. Alan’s music has been performed and/or recorded by jazz greats Freddie Hubbard, Michael Brecker, Maynard Ferguson, Doc Severinsen, Joe Lovano, Paquito D’Rivera, Phil Woods, Arturo Sandoval, David Liebman, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Kenny Werner, Joshua Redman, Stefon Harris, Jerry Bergonzi, Nicholas Payton, Sean Jones, Tierney Sutton, Kurt Elling and many more. His eclectic talents have also led him to writing music for Roy Clark, Lee Greenwood, Wynonna, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Spyro Gyra, Ronan Tynan, and symphony orchestras throughout the United States and abroad. His music is published is published by Alfred Music and ProJazzCharts.com. Baylock lives in Denton, Texas with his wife, cellist Maria Baylock. In his spare time, Alan is an avid table tennis player. Special thanks to: Cristina Mendoza, Lonestar College-Montgomery--Jazz Ensemble Coordinator Timothy Nutting, Navarro College--Percussion Coordinator Brian Klekar, TCCBDA Webmaster Audition Chairs, Directors and Applied Faculty members who judged audition recordings and chair auditions. Percussion Equipment provided by Ludwig/Musser, a division of Conn-Selmer, and Sabian Cymbals of Canada. Thanks to TMEA, Jim Catalano of Ludwig Industries, and Roland Muzquiz, TMEA Percussion Coordinator Mark Custom Recording Service Drury Plaza Hotel, San Antonio Riverwalk The 2018 Texas Community College Band Directors Association All -State Symphonic Band Guest Conductor: Dr. Douglas Stotter, University of Texas, Arlington Program to be selected from: Spangled Heavens………………….…….........………………………………Donald Grantham Sanctuary…………………………………….…………………...…………………Frank Ticheli Danzon No. 2……………………………...…...………………………………...Arturo Marquez Fantaisie………………………………………………...Jules Demersseman/Orch. Ted Hegvik 2017-2018 TCCBDA Concerto Competition Winner Alvaro Azua, Temple College, alto saxophone Dr. Douglas Stotter Douglas Stotter is in his thirteenth year as Director of Bands and Head of the Wind and Percussion Division in the University of Texas Arlington Department of Music where he conducts the Wind Symphony and teaches undergraduate and graduate conducting and wind literature courses. He is active as conductor, clinician, and adjudicator throughout the United States and most recently in China, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. Under Dr. Stotter’s direction, the UTA Wind Symphony has performed at the College Band Directors National Association convention and twice at the convention of the Texas Music Educators Association. Doug Stotter is the author of Methods and Materials for Conducting, published in 2006 by GIA Publications and now in use in university conducting courses across the country including the Meadows School of Music, Indiana University, Michigan State University, and over 70 other colleges and universities in the US, Canada and South America. In 2010 Dr. Stotter was named principal conductor and artistic director of the Dallas Civic Wind Ensemble, a professional ensemble presenting six concerts yearly throughout North Texas. Dr. Stotter received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in music education from the University of Michigan where he studied conducting with Elizabeth Green and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in conducting from the University of Iowa where he studied with Myron Welch and James Dixon. He has held previous conducting and teaching appointments at Indiana University, Valdosta State University, the University of Missouri-Rolla, Doane College, and at Galesburg (Illinois) High School. He is a member of the Conductors Guild, the National Band Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, Texas Music Educators Association, and is an active member of the College Band Directors National Association, currently serving on its National Executive Board. In 2015, Dr. Stotter was appointed Vice President for Professional Relations for Kappa Kappa Psi, National Honorary Band Service Fraternity. Special thanks to: Dwaine Hubbard, Panola College --Symphonic Band Coordinator Steve Hart, Hill College--Symphonic Band Music Coordinator Roy Allen, Brookhaven College--Symphonic Band Audition Coordinator Timothy Nutting, Navarro College--Percussion Coordinator Glenn Wells, Kilgore College--Concerto Competition Coordinator Brian Klekar, TCCBDA Webmaster Audition Chairs, Directors, and Applied Faculty members who judged audition recordings and chair auditions. Percussion Equipment provided by Ludwig/Musser, a division of Conn-Selmer, and Sabian Cymbals of Canada. Thanks to TMEA, Jim Catalano of Ludwig Industries, and Roland Muzquiz, TMEA Percussion Coordinator Mark Custom Recording Service Drury Plaza Hotel, San Antonio Riverwalk THE 2018 TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALL-STATE SYMPHONIC BAND Piccolo Bass Clarinet Trombone Savana Hanaway Panola Shelby Waldrum Navarro Nathan Permenter Howard Alonso Hernandez Blinn Alberto Martinez, Jr. McLennan Sarah Svehla Kilgore Urias Quetzala Panola Flute Galilea Valencia Blinn Rebekah Walker Blinn Joshua Vesper Odessa America Castellanos Richland Allen Pack Hill Jordan Sundermann McLennan Alto Saxophone Diana Luna Kilgore Christine Evans Richland Luis Rendon III Blinn Julia Uriegas Palo Alto Gerson Ruiz LSC Montgomery Bass Trombone Omnia Abdelwahab Tarrant County NE Alvaro Azua Temple Trevor Powell Angelina Andrea Cruz-Santos Central Texas Ghiam Mena LSC-North Harris Taylor Wade LSC-Montgomery Jeremiah Cabrera Temple Esmeralda Acosta Panola Austin Christian Navarro Euphonium Anahi Nanez LSC-Kingwood Joseph Salinas Del Mar Samantha Bazan LSC-Kingwood Matthew Gay LSC-Montgomery Ashley Smith Howard Tenor Saxophone Aaron Westfall LSC-Montgomery Avery Martinez LSC-Montgomery Jordan Villarreal Del Mar Kalvin Hughes Weatherford Oboe Marcus Bean LSC-North Harris Tuba Eric Heatherley Del Mar Baritone Saxophone Alex Rivera Howard Alex Ipina Navarro Ricki Garza Del Mar Javior Sorrell LSC-North Harris Alejandro Valencia Blinn English Horn Garrett Kelly Navarro Brianne Russell Navarro Trumpet Rito Mayoral LSC-Kingwood Kelly Cohorst Blinn Josh Haas Kilgore Bassoon Gannon Escobar Navarro Shelby Avants Temple Marissa Anthony South Plains Double Bass Anna Graham Richland Jairo Cabrera Collin Dayra Sanchez Burgos San Jacinto James King San Antonio Wilson Baker Weatherford Monica Cavazos Blinn Jacob Smith LSC-North Harris Gilberto Torres San Jacinto Percussion Christian Garcia Temple Andrew Gonzales Odessa Clarinet Brendan Martinez LSC-Montgomery Joseph Ponder Blinn Brendan Hubenak Blinn Cameron Daake Blinn Zachery Zajicek Temple Caelan Spidle Temple Denise Enriquez Odessa Harlan Hancock Navarro Martin Cazares, Jr. Tarrant County NE Gabriel Garza LSC-Kingwood Joseph Bankston Blinn Darious Warner-Sells Tarrant County NE Noah Stephens Blinn Tyler Torres Brookhaven Jonathan Garcia Del Mar Jorge Puente LSC-North Harris French Horn Aaron Gonzales Odessa Sarah Bowman Alvin Matthew Solis Del Mar Harmon Melton San Jacinto Manuel Jasso Del Mar Tyler McCown Navarro Timothy Vanek Blinn Pinao Jonathan Haman Blinn Evelyn Cardenas McLennan Alyssa Lee Navarro Lynn Nguyen Del Mar Cody Arnold LSC-Montgomery Omar Carrillo LSC-Montgomery Colton Malish Blinn Jesse Ramos San Antonio Damazo Valdez LSC-Kingwood Ebony Parson Blinn Matthew
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