College Band Directors National Association Scott S. Hanna, editor
CBDNA REPORT Fall 2013
FROM THE PODIUM Dear Colleagues, might consider a regular column in the CBDNA I trust everyone is back in the swing of things, and REPORT. enjoying a busy fall. I’m always amazed at how Committee on Music as a Social Force abruptly we move from 0 to 100 miles per hour I was particularly taken with the report from the when the new year begins. I hope your rehearsals, Summer '12 Music Education Symposium at concerts, and classes are providing you with great Arizona State University on social engagement. experiences and a productive and happy semester. This committee will be charged with collecting and One thing that has always impressed me about our sharing information regarding the ways in which organization is it’s timely and often vigorous our programs might reach beyond our own response to various changes and challenges our campuses and into communities, locally, regionally, “business” has encountered through the years. and even internationally. The committee should Indeed, if CBDNA is to be a vital element in the explore how this might expand student individual growth of our members, we must do all understanding of other cultures, and compassion we can to remain relevant by constantly looking for the less fortunate through service projects, forward. It is with this in mind that I would like to among other things. organize three new committees to address some of Committee on the Advancement of Wind our latest challenges and opportunities. Music in our Culture Committee on Technology I have asked Stuart Sims from Cal State Stanislaus I am charging this committee with providing to chair this committee. He has generated some resource materials via the web site and the CBDNA thought provoking ideas and questions that, I REPORT that could help us all with our believe, deserve our attention. Stuart states: technology deficiencies. (Surely I'm not the only "Nearly all of our professional efforts, individually one!) Topics could include, but not be limited to: and collectively through CBDNA, are internally developing an on line presence for your ensemble, directed. Which makes sense for all kinds of posting audio and video clips, effective tools for the reasons, but we have yet to consider questions like: conductor (social media and apps such a Who listens to all this music we're creating? What is blackboard), technology in the conducting the market for the artistic works we perform and classroom, the use of electronics for performance, help to create? Could there be an audience out in etc. the world for what we do? How would we find The committee on technology could post various and/or develop this audience? Could our music "primers" for the rest of us on the web page, and have greater cultural presence in other ways?"
IN THIS ISSUE From the Podium – 1 Commissions and Premieres – 4 Conferences – 6 News – 2 Resources – 4 Programs – 7
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He continues" Each of these committees and their work will help "I ask these questions not to consider our music as frame discussion and action for the next few years. a commodity that needs marketing and selling, but At the same time, we must continue all of the other rather to acknowledge that a musical tradition great work that is already going on. The success of without a genuine, active place in its culture will not these initiatives will be directly related to persist. I remember well Richard Crawford saying, membership involvement and interest. I have not in 2001, if you depend on the benevolence of an formed the membership for any of these new institution to do what you do, what will you do committees. I am hoping something mentioned when the institution withdraws its benevolence? I above will be of real interest to you. Our believe that listeners matter, and that music-making organization needs additional participation from is an incomplete circuit without them. On some additional members. If you are not currently campuses, there is a healthy bubble and this is not a serving in any way, and would like to contribute problem. On other campuses (like mine), general through one of these committees, please contact students have concert attendance requirements me at [email protected]. when taking music courses, so we fill the hall pretty On another note, all of our regional conferences easily. But this has not translated to a larger are in their final planning stages. They all look audience for our music, nor a genuine place in terrific. The diversity of music, sessions, American culture for the contemporary wind band. performing groups, and composers reflects a very And not to forget our students, what are we healthy state for all of our regions. I strongly teaching/training them to do? Is it one big, encourage you to attend your regional conference solipsistic circle, where band music education and/or any other regional conference. Information creates more band music educators who create is available at the CBDNA website. (Check out more band music education? Especially individual regions to find information.) considering how increasingly entrepreneurial Best wishes for the remainder of your semester. See professional musicians of any kind have to be, what you at the CBDNA Forum on Friday at 4:30 pm in are we doing to explore those possibilities and Chicago. engage our students in these questions that are so vital to their professional futures? Do band Sincerely, conductors only train band musicians, or are we Steve Peterson participating in something larger here?" I am charging this committee with the task of NEWS considering ways to advance wind band music in University of Kansas School of Music today's culture. Among the questions they should Dedicates Band Rehearsal Room to consider are: Robert E. Foster What is the current audience for wind band music? The University of Kansas School of Music officially named the band rehearsal room “The Robert E. How can we develop a larger audience? Foster Rehearsal Room” in a dedication ceremony How can we develop greater awareness of and from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 5, participation in our concert events and recordings? 2013. What other creative organizations might be As part of Far Above: The Campaign for Kansas, the interested in what we do? How can we collaborate School of Music set a fundraising goal of $500,000 with them? for the Robert E. Foster Legacy Campaign. Gifts of What needs do music students have that are all sizes to endowed funds that support KU Band distinct from 15 years ago? What can we do serve scholarships counted toward this goal. To date, those needs? gifts and pledges for the initiative have exceeded $500,000. CBDNA REPORT – 3 FALL 2013
Robert E. Foster, conductor of the Lawrence City Division of the College Band Directors National Band, served as director of KU bands from 1971 to Association, and the National Band Association. 2002 and continues his career today as a KU Foster was inducted into the National Band professor, composer, arranger, guest conductor and Association Hall of Fame in 2006 and currently author. serves as president of the John Philip Sousa “We could not be more pleased to honor Bob Foundation. To learn more about his exceptional Foster with this room dedication,” said Robert career, visit: Walzel, KU School of Music dean. “For over 40 http://music.ku.edu/programs/memt/faculty/fost years Bob has been synonymous with KU Band. er/ We hope Bob’s many supporters can come to the th Far Above is the university’s $1.2 billion dedication ceremony on the 5 of October, which comprehensive fundraising campaign. Far Above is also the day of KU’s homecoming game against seeks support to educate future leaders, advance Texas Tech. It seems fitting to honor Bob on the medicine, accelerate discovery and drive economic day of a big game!” growth to seize the opportunities of the future. What Phog Allen was to Jayhawk basketball, many The campaign is managed by KU Endowment, the believe Bob Foster is to Jayhawk Bands. During his independent, nonprofit organization serving as the tenure, KU Bands grew and prospered. Under official fundraising and fund-management Bob’s leadership, the KU Marching Jayhawks organization for KU. Founded in 1891, KU marched down Campanile Hill to Memorial Endowment was the first foundation of its kind at a Stadium for the first time in the fall of 1971 – now U.S. public university. an essential pregame tradition. Through Bob’s efforts, women became a regular part of the For more information, contact the KU School of Marching Band in 1972, and he later received an Music at 785-864-3436 or visit www.music.ku.edu. Award of Distinction for exceptional support toward women in the band movement. The KU Concert Features the Music of Women jazz program began when Bob started the first Composers official jazz ensemble in 1972. The Symphonic On April 30, 2013, Columbus State Concert Band, Band (now called Wind Ensemble) first appeared at under the direction of Thomas Lloyd, presented a the Music Educators National Association performance entitled Music of Women Composers. convention in 1979 and now has appeared there six The band played twelve compositions by eleven times. This group first performed at the prestigious women with guest composer Amy Dunker American Bandmasters Association convention in conducting two of her own works. The program 1983 and now has appeared there four times. In included the CBDNA commissioned "West Wind 1989, the KU Marching Band became the seventh Overture" by Julie Giroux and the Ohio premiere band ever to be awarded the Sudler Trophy, the of "UMKC Fanfare" by Chen Yi. Florence Price, highest honor available to college marching bands. Cecile Chaminade, and Jennifer Higdon were Foster’s legacy is perhaps most evident in the among the composers played. Also on the concert, recollections of band alumni who remember his the Columbus State Woodwind Ensemble enthusiasm, genuine interest helping students grow performed four works by women including as musicians, and ability to build camaraderie. Many Hildegard, Maddalena Casulana, Francesca Caccini, of Foster’s former students claim that joining KU and Amy Beach. Thomas Lloyd directs the Bands was the best decision of their college careers. Woodwind Ensemble and performs in the group on oboe. During his illustrious career, Foster served as the first president of the Big 12 Conference Band Directors Association and as president of the American Bandmasters Association, the Southwest CBDNA REPORT – 4 FALL 2013
Omaha Symphonic Winds Presents Prairie Sousa’s Gladiator March. Views For further information about the Omaha Omaha Symphonic Winds kicked off its Fifth Symphonic Winds contact William Hall at Season with a concert on Sunday, October 27th 402.575.8220, by email at themed “Prairie Views.” The concert was presented [email protected], or visit the sanctuary of First United Methodist Church, www.omahasymphonicwinds.org Omaha, and featured a world premiere, a piccolo soloist, and the popular Saint-Saëns Symphony No. 3. COMMISSIONS AND Composer Nolan Stolz created the Lincoln Highway PREMIERES Suite to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Homage to the Dream – Mark Camphouse America’s first cross-country highway, starting at Composed between June 2012 and February 2013, New York City’s Times Square and running across Homage to the Dream honors a great American and mountains and prairies to San Francisco, California. commemorates a speech that changed the course of The route runs through Omaha and many other history. It received its premiere performance by Nebraska cities. Stolz’s "Prairie View" movement the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra Wind paints the scenery along the Lincoln Highway from Symphony under the direction of the composer on the tall-grass prairies of Illinois and Iowa to the July 21, 2013 in San Antonio during the 66th Annual mixed- and short-grass prairies of Nebraska and Convention of the Texas Bandmasters Association. Eastern Wyoming. The movement has beautiful melody and harmony, and recalls quiet sunny days Commissioned by the international bandmasters with softly blowing winds. Earlier this summer fraternity, Phi Beta Mu, in honor of the 75th Stolz invited Omaha Symphonic Winds to premiere anniversary of its founding, Camphouse, as a life- “Prairie View.” long student of American history decided to th The featured soloist for the concert was Sara compose a work commemorating the 50 Schuhardt, a former member of the OSW flute anniversary of the immortal “I Have a Dream” section who is pursuing a doctorate in flute speech delivered at the Lincoln Memorial in performance at the University of Northern Washington, D.C. on August 28, 1963 by Reverend Colorado. Miss Schuhardt earned her masters Dr. Martin Luther Ling, Jr. (1929-1968). degree in flute performance from the University of Nebraska at Omaha where she also served as This eloquent and ennobling 8-minute work adjunct flute instructor. As a soloist Miss Schuhardt provides conductors with music that is appropriate won UNO’s 2009 Concerto Competition and for inclusion on concert programs taking place soloed with the Heartland Philharmonic Orchestra. especially during February Black History Month She also performs with the Heartland Flute Choir celebrations or performances in conjunction with and the flute quartet Flauto Donne. Miss Schuhardt the MLK national holiday in January. will perform Dance of the Southern Lights, a latin-jazz piece by Eric Richards, composer in residence at Performance materials may be obtained directly the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and former from the composer. staff arranger for The United States Army Field Band. RESOURCES New Text on Performance Practice Organist Claire Bushong was featured on Saint- Saëns Symphony No. 3 “Organ” with Omaha David Whitwell’s Essays on Performance Practice Symphonic Winds. Other music performed is now available. The first half of the book included Martin Mailman’s Liturgical Music for Band, contains the essays on “Making Masterpieces Franz von Suppe’s Light Cavalry Overture, Musical” but the second half is new: a presentation Wallingford Riegger’s New Dance, and John Philip of the generally understood performance practices of the Classical Period. Included here is a “walk- CBDNA REPORT – 5 FALL 2013 through” of each movement of the Gran Partita composers, and to give band directors a well- and the C minor Partita of Mozart discussing the organized place to find quality new music of all idiomatic issues. styles and difficulty levels. Another new book of essays now available is the A series of competitive worldwide calls for scores Essays on the Modern Wind Band, which reprints were held, and the website currently features 100 Whitwell’s articles and speeches from 1966– compositions from 60 composers. An audio 2010. Included here also is a lengthy personal recording and a score sample are included for each memorial to Frederick Fennell. piece, and the composition database is sortable by There will be forthcoming this year another nine duration, grade level (1-6), and composer name. books of essays, all of which will be available on The typical publishing company does not function Amazon. These nine books are: primarily to provide band directors with high quality music, but rather to make a profit. For this
• Early Views on Music and Ethics reason, band directors too often are flooded with • Ancient Views on Music and Religion low quality arrangements, mass-produced pieces for young ensemble, and general mediocrity. • Ancient Views on Music and the Natural World Meanwhile, emerging composers are also largely • Early Thoughts on Performance Practice ignored by the major publishers: even if a piece is • Ancient Views on What is Music? published, it is rarely sufficiently marketed, and the publisher takes a large chunk of any sales, driving • Contemporary Descriptions of Early Musicians prices up for directors and profits down for composers. • Music Performance in Ancient Societies A site devoted to the music of these composers has • Essays on Renaissance Philosophies of Music a substantial advantage over a standard publishing • Renaissance Men on Music catalog: each composer is passionate about what they are writing and is more concerned with great All eight books on Aesthetics in Music are also now performances than with making money. available on Amazon. “Music” is a verb, referring to the performance of music heard by a listener. A All purchases of pieces featured on piece of paper is not music. Thus those readers not newbandmusic.com are made directly on the frightened by the word “aesthetics” will discover in composers’ personal websites: besides facilitating these books a virtual “secret” history of music, as the dialogue between composer and conductor, this most music histories are really biographies, lists of allows composers to retain a larger profit than they compositions and discussion of musical grammar. would have with a publisher, and frequently leads to cheaper prices for a score and parts. Finally, I want to add, in view of this being the th 200 anniversary of the Battle of Leipzig, that my CONFERENCES colleague, Craig Dabelstein in Australia, has made a Ithaca Conference on Instrumental Music beautiful score and parts of Wilhelm Wieprecht’s Education 1863 masterpiece for three full bands, The Battle of Leipzig. For those interested, write to Craig for Ithaca College will host a Conference on Music further details at [email protected] Education June 29-July 1, 2014. The Conference Planning Committee proposes a guest presentation
in which the chosen participants address the New Band Music Website challenge of preparing the instrumental music st newbandmusic.com is a website that was created in educator in the 21 Century. It is co-sponsored by early 2013 with two main goals: to promote the CBDNA, the Paynter Foundation and Ithaca band music of some the best self-published College. CBDNA REPORT – 6 FALL 2013
This hour-long presentation can be philosophical, Submissions should be submitted electronically to historical, practical, research-based, field-based, Mark Fonder: [email protected] hands-on, lecture-discussion or multi-dimensional. For questions or further information contact Mark This call is open to all members of the scholarly Fonder: 607-274-1563 or [email protected] community and not limited to members of CBDNA. Materials must be submitted The Conference Planning Committee is planning electronically in any standard style format. Include several activities of interest for conference the following information in the body of the attendees, including keynote speakers, scholarly electronic mail message: Name, address, telephone, papers, a rehearsal masterclass featuring the Ithaca affiliation, and email address for further High School Band, and several panels. Guest communication. The CBDNA Music Education presenters will include Chris Azzara, Carolyn Committee will select the presentation in a blind Barber, Bill Bauer, Frank Battisti, Robert Duke, format. Criteria for presentation will be the extent Craig Kirchoff, Elizabeth Jackson, Larry to which the chosen topic contributes toward Livingston, Doug Orzolek, Karl Paulnack, Mitch improving instrumental music education. Robinson, Scott Shuler, Evan Tobias, Cynthia Completed papers must be received no later than Johnston Turner and others. 11:59 p.m., January 15, 2014. Acknowledgement (by January 25) and notification (by February 24) Country Inn and Suites has preferred rates for the will be sent via return email. Chosen respondents conference. $139 per night including breakfast. are responsible for all travel expenses however their conference fee will be waived. Local attractions include many natural gorges and waterfalls, wine trails, and the Finger Lakes.
CBDNA REPORT - SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Requirements: MS Word attachment via e-mail message to: [email protected]
For programs: Include your STATE and DATE OF PERFORMANCE in all submissions. CBDNA encourages program submissions for specific concerts in performance order rather than repertoire lists for semesters, tours, or academic years. Many CBDNA members are as interested in how members program as they are in what they program.
For other submissions: Include items that will be of interest and use to the membership. This can include, but is not limited to, commissions, residencies by guest artists, publications, symposia/workshops, recordings, dissertation/treatise abstracts, unique collaborations and initiatives.
Submissions will be edited as necessary prior to publication. SUBMISSION DEADLINES •October 15 for the Fall issue •March 15 for the Spring issue •June 15 for the Summer issue!
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ARKANSAS University of Connecticut PROGRAMS Concert Band Arkansas State University Michael Black, Amy Dauphinais, Wind Ensemble Justin McManus, and Marvin ALABAMA Timothy Oliver, conductor McNeill, conductors Neale Bartee, guest conductor David Stern, narrator Troy University “Homage” April 23, 2013 Symphony Band September 26, 2013 Mark J. Walker, conductor A Festival Prelude ...... Alfred Reed October 15, 2013 Homage to Perotin ...... Ron Nelson Snakes! ...... Thomas Duffy Divertimento for Winds and Bridges ...... Samuel Hazo Overture in C, Op. 24 ...... Percussion ...... Roger Cichy To the Summit! ..... Robert W. Smith ...... Felix Mendelssohn, ed. Boyd Finale from Symphony No. 1 in g Fantasia in G ...... Timothy Mahr Fanfaranade ...... Robert Jager minor ...... Symphony No. 1, The Lord of the Music for Prague, 1968 ...... Vasily Kalinnikov, arr. Bainum Rings ...... Johann de Meij ...... Karel Husa Molly on the Shore . Percy Grainger
Colonial Song ...... March from “Symphonic ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Rogers Metamorphosis” ...... University of Connecticut Rocky Point Holiday ...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Wind Ensembles ...... Ron Nelson Jeffrey Renshaw, conductor The Circus Bee ...... April 25, 2013 ...... Henry Fillmore, ed. Foster CONNECTICUT Flash Black ...... Steve Danyew Serenade for Winds ...... Carter Pann University of Central Arkansas University of Connecticut Symphony No. 2, Epitaphs Wind Ensemble and Wind Ensembles Unwritten ...... Kevin Walczyk Jeffrey Renshaw, conductor Symphonic Band Ricky Brooks and Javier Diaz, soloist Brantley Douglas, conductors February 28, 2013 University of Connecticut Les Sellers, From the Field to the Sky ...... Symphonic Band graduate conducting intern ...... Kenneth Fuchs Michael Black, Amy Dauphinais, Donald Davis, marimba Per la Flor del Lliri Blau ...... and David Mills, conductors October 14, 2013 ...... Joaquín Rodrigo April 30, 2013 Symphonic Band Percussion Concerto ...... The Hounds of Spring .. Alfred Reed ...... Joseph Schwatner Elegy ...... John Barnes Chance First Suite in E-flat ...... An Original Suite: For Military Band ...... Gustav Holst ...... Gordon Jacob, ed. Dauphinais Medieval Suite ...... Ron Nelson University of Connecticut Festive Overture ...... Pineapple Poll ...... Symphonic Band Dmitri Shostavich, trans. Arthur Sullivan, arr. MacKerras, Michael Black, Amy Dauphinais, Hunsberger trans. Duthoit and David Mills, conductors First Suite in E-flat For Military Wind Ensemble March 5, 2013 Band ...... Gustav Holst Awayday ...... Adam Gorb Gavorkna Fanfare ...... Jack Stamp Chorale: For Symphonic Band Concerto for Marimba and Wind University of Connecticut Ensemble, mvt. III ...... Vaclav Nelhybel Irish Tune from County Symphonic Band ...... Eric Ewazen Michael Black and William An Outdoor Overture ...... Derry/Shepherd’s Hey ...... Percy Grainger Halpin, conductors ...... Aaron Copland October 3, 2013 Overture to Colas Breugnon ...... Second Suite in F: For Military Band Dmitri Kabalevsky, trans...... Gustav Holst Semper Fidelis ...... John Philip Sousa Hunsberger Scenes from the “Louvre” ...... Tunbridge Fair ...... Walter Piston ...... Norman Dello Joio OverturePoet and Peasant Arabesque ...... Samuel Hazo ...... Franz von Suppé Festivo ...... Edward Gregson CBDNA REPORT – 8 FALL 2013
I Sit Alone in Martin’s Church Symphony Band Tunbridge Fair ...... Walter Piston ...... Thomas Duffy Pacem: A Hymn for Peace ...... La Fiesta Mexicana ...... H.O. Reed Finnegan’s Wake ... Archibald Potter ...... Robert Spittal El Camino Real ...... Alfred Reed The Thunderer ..... John Philip Sousa Symphonic Dance No. 3 Fiesta Green Places for Flute and Wind ...... Clifton Williams University of Connecticut Band ...... Gary Schocker Wind Ensembles Wind Ensemble The Wilson Wail ...... Mitch Leigh Jeffrey Renshaw, conductor Symphonic Metamorphoses on Intrada 1631 after Juan Perez Mo Tian, piano soloist Themes of Carl Maria von Weber ... Bocanegra ...... Stephen Montague October 10, 2013 ...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Danzon No. 2 ...... Mambo Metalico ...... Roberto Sierra ...... Arturo Marques, trans. Nickel Rhapsody in Blue ...... El Salon Mexico ...... George Gershwin, trans...... Aaron Copland, trans. Hindsley DELAWARE Hunsberger Cuban Overture ...... University of Delaware Symphony for Winds and ...... George Gershwin, trans. Rogers Wind Ensemble Percussion ...... Donald Grantham Chad Nicholson, conductor James Ancona, guest conductor University of Hartford May 9, 2013 University of Hartford The Hartt School The Hartt School Symphony Band and Wind Anthem ...... Steven Bryant Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble *Requiem ...... David Maslanka Ensemble James Jackson and Glen Adsit, October ...... Eric Whitacre James Jackson and Glen Adsit, conductors Pageant ...... Vincent Persichetti conductors Edward Cumming and Peter Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Susan Botti, Lillpopp, guest conductors ...... Gordon Jacob composer in residence Jess Turner, “Apollo Unleashed” from Peter Lillpopp and Sara O’Bryan, composer in residence Symphony No. 2 ...... Frank Ticheli guest conductors Elizabeth Jackson, flute Oh, Henry! ...... Ryan Nowlin Carrie Koffman, saxophone Scott Mendoker, tuba
October 5, 2013 December 14, 2013 University of Delaware Symphony Band Symphony Band Wind Ensemble Terra Cruda ...... Susan Botti Through the Looking Glass ...... Chad Nicholson, conductor Suite Francaise ...... Darius Milhaud ...... Jess Turner Michael D’Avino, graduate Symphony No. 4 .... David Maslanka Rumpelstilzchen ...... Jess Turner conductor Concertino Caboclo ...... Jess Turner Bruce Tychinski, trombone Wind Ensemble The Mountain Whippoorwill .... Jess Jack Stamp, composer-in- Estatic Fanfare ...... Steven Bryant Turner residence Cosmosis ...... Susan Botti October 10, 2013 Wind Ensemble *Concerto for Saxophone and Wind Gavorkna Fanfare ...... Jack Stamp Ensemble ...... Susan Botti *Liberi Fanfare ...... Raymond Clark La Procession du Rocio ...... Traveler ...... David Maslanka Black Bolt ...... Jess Turner ...... Joaquin Turina, trans. Reed *Tuba Concerto ...... Jess Turner Blessed Are They ...... Kingfishers Catch Fire ...... Johannes Brahms, arr. Buehlman University of Hartford ...... John Mackey Equus ...... Eric Whitacre The Hartt School Divertimento for Trombone and Symphony Band and Wind Band ...... Jack Stamp Ensemble Yale University Folk Dances ...... James Jackson and Glen Adsit, Concert Band Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. conductors Thomas C. Duffy, conductor Reynolds Edward Cumming and Peter Jake Fridkis, flute Lillpopp, guest conductors September 27, 2013 “Latin Influences” American Overture ...... November 1, 2013 ...... Joseph Wilcox Jenkins CBDNA REPORT – 9 FALL 2013
GEORGIA Point Blank ...... Paul Dooley Aram Khachaturian, arr. Holcombe Petite Symphonie .. Charles Gounod Grainger Suite ...... Kennesaw State University Elegy for a Young American ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Kreines Wind Ensemble ...... Ronald Lo Presti Sonata Octavi Toni ...... David Thomas Kehler, conductor Symphonic Metamorphosis on ...... Giovanni Gabrieli, ed. King American Salute-Celebrating the Themes of Carl Maria von Weber ...
Centennial of Morton Gould Paul Hindemith, trans. Jaclyn and featuring guest composer, Hartenberger Scott McAllister ILLINOIS
September 17, 2013 Concordia University Chicago Zing! ...... Scott McAllister Kennesaw State University University Band Gone ...... Scott McAllister Concert Band Richard R. Fischer, conductor DivertiMetal ...... Scott McAllister John Culvahouse, conductor Jean Harrison Bojes, Kindergarten Flower Pageant ...... Lisa Mason and Drew Paller, commentary ...... Alec Wilder student conductors Jennifer Nelson, English horn Seldom the Sun ...... Alec Wilder October 1, 2013 September 22, 2013 It’s Silk- Feel It ...... Alec Wilder Symphonic Essay ...... James Barnes American Salute ...... American Salute ...... Morton Gould Canticle of the Creatures ...... Morton Gould, trans. Lang Symphony for Band, West Point ...... James Curnow Gandalf from Symphony No. 1 ...... Morton Gould The Boys of the Old Brigade ...... “The Lord of the Rings” ...... W. Paris Chambers, ed. Smith ...... Johan De Meij Instant Concert ...... Harold Walters The Duke Blue Devils meet the Elegy for English Horn . Jack Stamp KSU Owls Kennesaw State University Star Wars Trilogy ...... John Williams Steven Bryant, guest composer Concert Band The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s Duke University Wind Symphony John Culvahouse, conductor Theme) ...... Verena Moesenbichler-Bryant, November 21, 2013 ...... John Williams, arr. Hunsberger conductor Disney at the Movies ...... KSU Wind Ensemble Chorale and Alleluia ...... Howard Hanson ...... arr. John Higgins David Thomas Kehler Procession of the Nobles ...... October 14, 2013 Symphony No. 3 ...... Alfred Reed Radetzky March ...... Nicolas Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Duke Wind Symphony ...... Johann Strauss Sr., arr. Reed Leidzen, ed. Ragsdale Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... Spin Cycle ...... Scott Lindroth ...... John Zdechlik October ...... Eric Whitacre Galop from First Suite for Band Ecstatic Waters ...... Steven Bryant Mercer University Chamber Winds ...... Alfred Reed KSU Wind Ensemble Douglas Hill, conductor William Tell Overture (Finale) ...... G. Rossini, arr. Longfield Ecstatic Fanfare ...... Steven Bryant September 27, 2013 …and the mountains rising Primitive Echoes ...... Jeffrey Peyton nowhere ...... Joseph Schwantner Violin Quartet, Op. 42, mvts. 2 and Concordia University Chicago Idyll ...... Steven Bryant 3 ...... Jacob Dont Wind Symphony Solace ...... Steven Bryant Cityscapes ...... Eric Morales Richard R. Fischer, conductor Overture Baroque (from Suite in A Rebecca Keehner, soprano Minor) ...... Cindy Fudala, flute and piccolo Kennesaw State University Georg Philipp Telemann, arr. C. Fall Tour 2013 Wind Ensemble Johnson David Thomas Kehler, March, Chorale and Fugue ...... A Festival Prelude ...... Alfred Reed conductor ...... J. S. Bach, trans. King Angels in the Architecture ...... Michael Alexander, guest Suite Quatuor pour Trombones, ...... Frank Ticheli conductor Op. 82 ...... Flor Peeters Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Symphonic Winds Ouverture from Quatuor pour ...... John Philip Sousa November 12, 2013 Saxophones ...... Pierre Max Dubois Gollum and Ho bbitsfrom Sabre Dance (from "Gayne Ballet") Symphony No. 1 “The Lord of the Rings” ...... Johan De Meij CBDNA REPORT – 10 FALL 2013
Joy in All Things ..... Brian Balmages Scherzo alla Marcia ...... Concert Band Concertino Caboclu ...... Jess Turner ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams An American Fanfare ..... Rick Kirby Amazing Grace ...... The Archangel Raphael Who Leaves Crescent Meadow ...... Rob Romeyn ...... arr. William Himes a House of Tobias ...... Overture in a Classical Style ...... Folk Dances ...... Masanori Taruya *** ...... Charles Carter Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Reynolds Fanfare – HAYABUSA ...... Festal Scenes ...... Yasuhide Ito Honor Above All from No Finer ...... Satoshi Yagisawa *** Calling ...... Julie Giroux Wind Symphony *** Part of the Jacobs School of Who Puts His Trust in God Most Music Japan Festival Americans We ...... Henry Fillmore Just ...... J. S. Bach, arr. Croft MetaMarch ...... Steven Bryant
Variations on a Shaker Melody ...... Indiana University ...... Aaron Copland Wheaton College Concert Band Vanity Fair ...... Symphonic Band Eric M. Smedley, conductor ...... Percy Fletcher, arr. Karrick Timothy Yontz, conductor Jason Nam, guest conductor Metal ...... Brian Balmages Chelsea Hutchings, student October 8, 2013 conductor Tim Porcelli, didgeridoo Symphonic Movement ...... Kansas State University Children’s Concerts ...... Vaclav Nelhybel Wind Ensemble and October 15 & 17, 2013 Shadow Rituals ...... Brass Ensemble ...... Michael Markowski Mother Earth…David Maslanka Frank C. Tracz, conductor Santuary ...... Frank Ticheli La Fiesta Mexicana, Mvt. III ...... Adam Ladd and Alex Wimmer, Funa-Uta ...... Yasuhide Ito *** ...... H. Owen Reed graduate student conductors Africa Ceremony, Song and Ritual .. *** Part of the Jacobs School of Tod Kerstetter, clarinet ...... Robert W. Smith Music Japan Festival October 17, 2013 Penguin Promenade ...... Brass Ensemble ...... Mike Hannickel The King Across the Water ...... Indiana University The Last Spring ...... Bruce Fraser Symphonic Band ...... Edvard Grieg, arr. Curnow Inchon ...... Robert W. Smith Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor Under the Double Eagle ...... Olympia Australis ...... Sean O’Boyle Trae Blanco, guest conductor ...... Josef Wagner, arr. Ladd October 8, 2013 To Reap the Blessings of Freedom . Wind Ensemble ...... Douglas Wagner Aspen Jubilee ...... Ron Nelson Wind Fanfare ...... Joseph Spaniola Childhood Remembered ...... Trauermusik ...... Valdemosa ...... Rossano Galante ...... Richard Wagner, ed. Boyd ...... Joseph Horovitz, arr. Ford Magneticfireflies ...... The Vistas of America ... Billy Childs ...... Augusta Read Thomas Fanfare to The Hammer ...... Dies Festus from Gloriosa ...... INDIANA ...... Anthony O’Toole ...... Yasuhide Ito *** Indiana University Wind Ensemble *** Part of the Jacobs School of Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Music Japan Festival Kansas State University Concert Band and Christopher Dortwegt and Brett Richardson, guest conductors Brass Ensemble Daniel Perantoni, tuba KANSAS Chris Johnson, Adam Ladd, October 1, 2013 Emily Roth, and Alex Wimmer, Kansas State University graduate student conductors Concerto for Tuba and Wind Wind Symphony and December 3, 2013 Ensemble ...... Dana Wilson Concert Band Concert Band Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor .. Donald P. Linn, conductor Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Chris Johnson, Adam Ladd, Flourish for Wind Band ...... Hunsberger Emily Roth, and Alex Wimmer, ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Variations on a Tango ...... graduate student conductors Tribute ...... Travis Cross ...... Kyle Kindred October 16, 2013 Mock Morris ...... Percy Grainger CBDNA REPORT – 11 FALL 2013
Satiric Dances ... Norman Dello Joio Serenade No. 11, K375 ...... Themes from Green Bushes ...... A Festival Prelude ...... Alfred Reed ...... W.A. Mozart ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Daehn Mars from the Planets Gustav Holst Brass Ensemble Symphony Band March I ...... Central Michigan University ...... L.V. Beethoven, arr. Dishinger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Procession of the Nobles ...... Battle Galliard ...... Scheidt John E. Williamson, conductor Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, trans. Gelobet Sei Der Herr Mein Gott .... October 16, 2012 Leidzen ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Reeve Radiant Joy ...... Steven Bryant Celebration ...... Edward Gregson Songs: Love’s Philosophy, Now Chester ...... William Schuman Concerto Grosso for Saxophone Sleeps the Crimson Petal ...... Rest ...... Frank Ticheli Quartet and Band .. William Bolcom ...... Roger Quilter, arr. Roth Dreamcatcher ...... Walter Mays Walking Tune ...... Central Michigan University ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Daehn Kansas State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Pineapple Poll ...... Wind Ensemble and John E. Williamson, conductor Arthur Sullivan, arr. MacKerras, Wind Symphony February 19, 2013 trans. Duthoit Frank C. Tracz and Geschwindmarsch .. Paul Hindemith Donald P. Linn, conductors Mare Tranquillitatis ...... Roger Zare Michael Schelle, Central Michigan University Variations for Wind Band ...... composer in residence Wind Symphony and Ralph Vaughan Williams, trans. Anna Marie Wytko, saxophone Symphonic Wind Ensemble Hunsberger December 4, 2013 John E. Williamson and James No Shadow of Turning ...... Wind Symphony Batcheller, conductors ...... David Gillingham November 29, 2012 Symphonic Metamorphosis ...... Earth Fanfare ...... Joseph Spaniola ...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Fantasia for Alto Saxophone and Wind Symphony Band ...... Claude T. Smith Jubilee Overture ...... Phillip Sparke La Procession du Rocio ...... Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Central Michigan University ...... Joaquin Turina, arr. Reed ...... Percy Grainger Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble Spoon River ...... Symphony Band ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Naylor James Batcheller, John E. Water Fanfare ...... Joseph Spaniola First Suite in E-flat ..... Gustav Holst Willliamson, Michael King, and Dionysiaques ...... Florent Schmitt Vanessa Abalos, conductors The End of The World ...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble February 21, 2013 ...... Michael Schelle Postcard ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Symphony Combined Wind Ensemble and Prelude, Op. 34 No. 14 ...... Wind Symphony Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Toccata Marziale ...... Reynolds ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Russian Christmas Music ...... Hammersmith ...... Gusatv Holst Ballad for Band ...... Morton Gould ...... Alfred Reed Red Line Tango ...... John Mackey Mannin Veen ...... Haydn Wood Wer Gott vertraut, hat wohl gebaut
...... J.S. Bach, arr. Croft MICHIGAN Central Michigan University Symphony No. 2, Apollo Unleashed University Band and ...... Frank Ticheli Central Michigan University Symphony Band Symphony Band Chamber Winds Michael King and Vanessa John E. Williamson and Michael Abalos, conductors Avenue X ...... Jonathan Newman King, conductors December 4, 2012 Trauersinfonie ...... October 12, 2012 ...... Richard Wagner, ed. Leidzen University Band To Entertain the King ...... Melodius Thunk ...... Michael Praetorius Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo ...... David Biedenbender Fanfare Liturgiques .... Henri Tomasi ...... Malcolm Arnold, trans. Paynter English Dances, Set II ...... Dum Spiro Spero ...... Chris Pilsner ...... Malcolm Arnold CBDNA REPORT – 12 FALL 2013
Central Michigan University …and the mountains rising November 22, 2013 Symphonic Wind Ensemble nowhere ...... Joseph Schwantner Pineapple Poll ...... Arthur Sullivan Chamber Winds and Symphony in B-flat ...... *Me Disagrees ..... Catherine Likhuta University Band ...... Paul Hindemith Lost Vegas ...... Michael Daugherty Michael King and Vanessa Second Suite in F ...... Gustav Holst Gazebo Dances ...... John Corgliano Abalos, conductors Symphony No. 3 ...... Armenian Dances ...... February 26, 2013 ...... Vittorio Giannini ...... Aram Khachaturian Symphonic Wind Ensemble (live video stream and projection of Chamber Winds conductor's perspective with Google Glass) Central Michigan University Partita, Op. 69 ...... Franz Krommer Wind Symphony Chamber Winds and University Band University Band SUNY Potsdam Michael King, Vanessa Abalos, The Crane Wind Ensemble Flourish for Wind Band ...... and James Batcheller, conductors Brian K. Doyle, conductor ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams April 24, 2013 Destinations - Family Weekend Abracadabra ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Symphony Chamber Winds Concert By Night when Footsteps Fade in September 20, 2013 Snow ...... Boeghold The Good Soldier Schweik Suite ..... Lassus Trombone ... Henry Fillmore ...... Robert Kurka Manhattan Beach ...... John Philip Sousa University Band El Salon Mexico ...... Central Michigan University The Washington Post ...... Aaron Copland, trans. Hindsley Wind Symphony and ...... John Philip Sousa Sanctuary ...... Frank Ticheli Symphony Band American Riversongs ...... Niagara Falls ...... Michael Daugherty James Batcheller, Michael King, ...... Pierre LaPlante
and Vanessa Abalos, conductors Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie April 16, 2013 Doon ...... Percy Grainger SUNY Potsdam West Side Story Selections ...... The Crane Symphonic Band Wind Symphony ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Duthoit Brian K. Doyle, conductor Fiesta del Pacifico ...... Roger Nixon October 3, 2013 as the scent of spring rain ...... Jonathan Newman NEW YORK Mars, the Bringer of War from The La Procession du Rocio ...... Planets, op. 32 ...... Gustav Holst ...... Joaquin Turina, trans. Reed Cornell University Prelude and Fugue in G Minor Serenade, Op 22c . Derek Bourgeois CU Winds BWV 535 ...... Easter Monday on the White House Cynthia Johnston Turner, Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Lawn ...... John Philip Sousa conductor Moehlmann "OK Glass, Let's Make Music" Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity from Symphony Band A Concert of Movement The Planets, op. 32 ..... Gustav Holst Pas Redouble ...... September 29, 2013 O Cool is the Valley, op. 118 ...... Camille Saint-Saens, trans. Vientos y Tangos ...... Vincent Persichetti Frackenpohl ...... Michael Gandolfi Gaian Visions ...... Frank Ticheli A Tribute to Grainger ...... Tempus Fugit from Double Play ..... SUNY Potsdam ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Ragsdale ...... Cindy McTee The Crane Concert Band October ...... Eric Whitacre October ...... Eric Whitacre Patricia Cornett, conductor Heroes Lost and Fallen ...... "Google Glass Presentation, October 3, 2013 ...... David Gillingham Demonstration, and Audience Poll" Early Light ...... Carolyn Bremer La Fiesta Mexicana ... H. Owen Reed Scenes from “The Louvre” ...... Central Michigan University ...... Norman Dello Joio Symphonic Wind Ensemble Cornell University Danceries ...... Kenneth Hesketh John E. Williamson and Michael CU Winds “Fest Marsch” from Tannhäuser ..... King, conductors Cynthia Johnston Turner and .. Richard Wagner, trans. Rumbelow April 23, 2013 Tyler Ehrlich, conductors CBDNA REPORT – 13 FALL 2013
SUNY Potsdam Charles V. Guy, tuba Give Us This Day .. David Maslanka The Crane Wind Ensemble Contrasts
Brian K. Doyle, conductor November 25, 2013 Musical Tapestries Nazareth College Dragon Rhyme ...... Chen Yi October 10, 2013 Wind Symphony *Solace ...... Steven Bryant Jared Chase, conductor The Gum-Suckers March ...... Spin Cycle ...... Scott Lindroth Kristen Shiner McGuire, ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger *Concerto for Tuba and Wind percussion Passacaglia (Homage on B-A-C-H) Ensemble ...... Dana Wilson "Celebration of Life" ...... Ron Nelson Danza Finale “Malambo,” from November 9, 2013 Sea Blue Circuitry ...... Mason Bates Estancia, op. 8 ...... Mosaics ...... Timothy Kramer ...... Alberto Ginastera trans. John *Electric Vortex ...... Jennifer Bellor La Fiesta Mexicana ...... *This World Alive! .... Steve Danyew
...... H. Owen Reed Tales from the Center of the Earth, Eastman School of Music Op. 33 ...... Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic
Wind Orchestra and Contre Qui, Rose ...... SUNY Potsdam Wind Ensemble .. Morten Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds The Crane Concert Band Cynthia Johnston Turner, Zion ...... Dan Welcher Patricia Cornett, conductor conductor
November 20, 2013 September 23, 2013 Nazareth College Fanfare Canzonique ...... Wind Orchestra Wind Symphony ...... Brian Balmages Daydreams ...... Takuma Itoh Jared Chase, conductor Fugue in C ...... La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Kristen Shiner McGuire, ...... Charles Ives, arr. Sinclair ...... H. Owen Reed percussion Day Dreams ...... Dana Wilson "Celebration of Life” Three Cabaret Songs ...... Wind Ensemble December 6, 2103 ...... William Bolcom, arr. Frenkel Symphonietta ...... NYSSMA Conference Rest ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Willem van Otterloo Sketches on a Tudor Psalm ...... *Electric Vortex ...... Jennifer Bellor Dionysiaques ...... Fisher Tull Tales from the Center of the Earth, Florent Schmitt, arr. Felix Op. 33 ...... Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic Hauswirth Contre Qui, Rose ...... SUNY Potsdam .. Morten Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds The Crane Symphonic Band Zion ...... Dan Welcher Eastman School of Music Brian K. Doyle, conductor Wind Ensemble November 22, 2013 Donald Hunsberger and Cynthia Plattsburgh State University An Outdoor Overture ...... Johnston Turner, conductors Symphonic Band ...... Aaron Copland October 16, 2013 Daniel Gordon, conductor Break Forth, O Beautious Heavenly Double Play ...... Cindy McTee JFK Memorial Concert Light from Three Chorale Preludes Gran Duo ...... Magnus Lindberg November 22, 2013 ...... William Latham Catfish Row ...... Mare Tranquillitatus ...... Roger Zare Fanfare for the Inauguration of George Gershwin, trans. From Miniaturas, op. 52 ...... John F. Kennedy ...... Hunsberger ...... Joaquín Turina, trans. Krance ..... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Ramen Irish Tune From County Derry ...... Highlights from Camelot ...... Lerner and Loewe ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Nazareth College Elegy for a Young American ...... Shepherd’s Hey ...... Wind Symphony ...... Ronald Lo Presti ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Jared Chase, conductor Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew .... Rites, op. 79 ...... Jean Absil "Old Favorites op. 2" ...... James Curnow September 27, 2013 An American Elegy ...... SUNY Potsdam Second Suite in F ...... Gustav Holst ...... Frank Ticheli The Crane Wind Ensemble Colonial Song ...... Percy Grainger Symphony #3 “JFK”, mvts. II and Brian K. Doyle, conductor Come Sweet Death ...... J.S. Bach IV ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr. CBDNA REPORT – 14 FALL 2013
OHIO Krance Noisy Wheels of Joy . Eric Whitacre Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Double Concertino for Tenor Columbus State Community Saxophone, Tuba and Band ......
College ...... Luis Cardoso Concert Band University of Oklahoma Alcotts ...... Charles Ives Thomas Lloyd, conductor Wind Symphony My Hands are a City ...... Amy Dunker, guest conductor William K. Wakefield, conductor ...... Jonathan Newman Music of Women Composers Sean Kelley and Debra L.
April 30, 2013 Traficante, guest conductors Synchronism No. 1 .. Anne McGinty November 21, 2013 University of Portland Wind Symphony A Celtic Ballad ...... Nancy Seward Gypsy Dance from The Pearl of Patrick Murphy, conductor Concertino for Flute ...... Iberia ...... Amanda Pilcher and Kylie Pybus, ...... Cecile Chaminade Joseph Hellmesberger, trans. conducting associates Vespers ...... Amy Dunker Ambrose Tim Blaydon, cornet Rhythm Stand ...... Jennifer Higdon Sensemayà ...... Silvestrè Revueltas April 24, 2013 West Wind Overture .... Julie Giroux Contra Qui, Rose ...... UMKC Fanfare ...... Chen Yi ...... Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds Transcendent Journey ...... My Lagan Love from Ravenhill Marches from Symphony No. 2 ...... Rossano Galante Suite ...... Dorothy Gates “West Point” ...... Morton Gould Bride of the Waves ...... Three Negro Dances ...... Gazebo Dances ...... John Corgiliano ...... Herbert L. Clarke ...... Florence Price Equipoise ...... Alan Baylock
Mythen ...... Amy Dunker Machu Picchu ...... Satoshi Yagisawa Alegre ...... Tania León University of Oklahoma Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Maiden Voyage ...... Shirley Mier Symphony Band ...... Percy Grainger Debra L. Traficante, conductor
November 21, 2013 University of Portland Overture to Candide ...... OKLAHOMA Wind Symphony ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Beeler Patrick Murphy, conductor University of Oklahoma Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Brian Carter, Kylie Pybus, and Symphony Band Band ...... Paul Creston Kristin Wishon, conducting Debra L. Traficante, conductor Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral .. associates Sean Kelley, guest conductor ...... Richard Wagner, trans. Cailliett October 5, 2013 October 3, 2013 March, Op. 99 ...... Sergei Prokofiev Mother Earth (Fanfare) ...... La Procession du Rocio ...... David Maslanka ...... Joaquin Turina, trans. Reed Lullaby for Kirsten ..... Leslie Bassett Rise of the Firebird . Steven Reineke Medium Funk Prelude ...... OREGON *Longing ...... Anthony O’Toole ...... Paul Richards Oregon State University Trailing Clouds of Glory ...... Imagine, If You Will ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Benjamin Taylor ...... Timothy Mahr Chris Chapman, conductor The Sun Will Rise Again ...... Circular Marches ...... Dan Welcher October 17, 2013 ...... Philip Sparke Up ...... Anthony O’Toole High Flight ...... Joseph Turrin
University of Oklahoma Hill Song No. 2 ...... Percy Grainger Wind Symphony Orient et Occident ...... PENNSYLVANIA William K. Wakefield, conductor ...... Camille Saint Saens October 3, 2013 Reconciled ...... Gerry Marsh Temple University Poema Alpestre ...... Franco Cesarini Wind Symphony Lads of Wamphray March ...... Oregon State University Emily Threinen, conductor ...... Percy Grainger Ana Catalina Ramirez, clarinet Mare Tranquillitatis ...... Roger Zare Wind Ensemble Chris Chapman, conductor “LOOKING FORWARD” Prelude No. 2 ...... October 14, 2013 George Gershwin, orch. John Dana Biggs, guest conductor November 19, 2013 CBDNA REPORT – 15 FALL 2013
Millennium Canons ...... Kevin Puts Bandology ...... Eric Osterling .. Morten Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds Mare Tranquillitatis ...... Roger Zare Foundry ...... John Mackey Suite of Old American Dances ...... Hammersmith: Prelude and Danse Celestiale ..... Robert Sheldon ...... Robert Russell Bennett Scherzo, Op. 52 ...... Gustav Holst Christmas Festival ...... Tam O'Shanter Overture, Op. 51 .... Overture from “Dancer in the ...... Leroy Anderson ...... Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Dark” ...... Björk Guðmundsdóttir
Concerto for Clarinet ...... Oscar Navarro West Chester University West Chester University Mothership ...... Mason Bates Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble M. Gregory Martin, conductor Andrew Yozviak, conductor
October 3, 2013 December 8, 2013 Temple University Ecstatic Fanfare ...... Steven Bryant George Washington Bridge ...... Wind Symphony Dusk ...... Steven Bryant ...... William Schuman Emily Threinen, conductor Symphony for Band, Op. 69 ...... Reanimations, Concerto for 2 William Bolcom and Steven ...... Vincent Persichetti Trumpets and Wind Band ...... Stucky, guest composers ...... Jess Turner Jonathan Shaw, trumoet Symphony No. 7 .... David Maslanka “LOOKING BACK” West Chester University November 24, 2013 Wind Ensemble Petite Symphonie .. Charles Gounod Andrew Yoviak, conductor Funeral Music for Queen Mary October 3, 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA (after Purcell) ...... Steven Stucky Firefly ...... Ryan George Furman University Trumpet Concerto in A-flat ...... Hold This Boy and Listen ...... Symphonic Band ...... Alexander Arutiunian ...... Carter Pann Jay Bocook, guest conductor Kleine Dreigroschenmusik Suite ..... The Sea Interludes from Peter November 9, 2012 ...... Kurt Weill Grimes ...... First Symphony for Band ...... Sound Off! ...... Benjamin Britten, trans. Yozviak ...... William Bolcom ..... John Philip Sousa, ed. Bourgeois Whatsoever Things ...... Mark Camphouse West Chester University Temple University The Gum Suckers March ...... Concert Band Night Owls Campus ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger M. Gregory Martin, conductor Community Band Four Scottish Dances ...... Eric Blumenthal and William Deborah Confredo, conductor ...... Malcolm Arnold, trans. Paynter Hillegeist, guest conductors Sangbum Kim, Becky Schwartz, *As Midnight on a Moonless Night November 17, 2013 Steven Selfridge, and Pamela ...... Michael Markowski Turowski, graduate student Fanfare for Wakakusa Hill ...... Toccata Marziale ...... conductors ...... Itaru Sakai ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams December 2, 2013 Heart Songs ...... David Maslanka Slava! ...... The Seal Lullaby ...... Eric Whitacre . Leonard Bernstein, arr. Grundman *Piccola Fanfare Nuziale ...... Marching Song ...... Gustav Holst ...... Giorgio Mantica Emperata Overture ...... Invocation and Psalm ... Vince Gassi ...... Claude T. Smith Furman University In the Bleak Midwinter ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Gustav Holst, arr. Smith Leslie W. Hicken, conductor Clarinet Marmalade ...... West Chester University Omar Carmenates, percussion ...... John Edmonson Wind Symphony Steve Hicken, guest composer American Barn Dance ...... M. Gregory Martin, conductor February 22, 2013 ...... Richard Saucedo Eric Blumenthal, guest Tiptoe through the Tubas ...... Fiesta del Pacifico ...... Roger Nixon conductor Sensamaya ...... Sylvestre Revueltas ...... Jerry Brubaker November 17, 2013 A Hanukkah Festival ...... *Percussion Concerto ...... Chris Bernotas Symphonic Dance No. 2 "The ...... Stephen Hicken Good King Wence-Salsa ...... Maskers" ...... Clifton Williams Danzon No. 2Arturo Marquez, ...... Erik Morales O Magnum Mysterium ...... trans. Nickel CBDNA REPORT – 16 FALL 2013
Furman University Lee University Paean ...... Steven Bryant Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble First Light ...... Steven Bryant Wind Ensemble David Holsinger, conductor Hail to the Spirit of Liberty ...... Leslie W. Hicken, conductor October 9, 2013 ...... John Philip Sousa Will Hillegiest, Festival Variations ...... student conductor ...... Claude T. Smith Christopher Hutton, cello Stephen F. Austin State Somnia Mortem ...... Franklin Piland Aaron Travers, guest composer University A Moorside Suite ...... Gustav Holst April 5, 2013 Wind Ensemble Sure on This Shinig Night ...... Fred J. Allen, conductor Symphonic Band ...... Samuel Barber, arr. Saucedo David W. Campo, Give Us This Day ...... The Liberty Bell ...... guest conductor ...... David Maslanka ...... John Philip Sousa Daniel Curry, Forshay Tower Washington Incantation and Dance ...... graduate conductor Memorial March ...... John Barnes Chance November 25, 2013 ...... John Philip Sousa Lux Aurumque ...... Eric Whitacre Antoine et Cleopatre ...... Prelude and Fugue for Concert ...... Florent Schmitt Band ...... Vaclav Nelhybel Gone ...... Scott McAllister Marche Slave ...... TEXAS Sinfonietta ...... Ingolf Dahl Peter I. Tchaikowsky, trans. Stephen F. Austin State Second Connecticut Regiment ...... Laurendeau University ...... D.W. Reeves Wedding Dance ...... Wind Ensemble
...... Jacques Press, arr. Johnston Fred J. Allen, conductor Wind Ensemble Debbie Berry, soprano Stephen F. Austin State Gary Wurtz, trumpet University Mother Earth Fanfare ...... October 15, 2013 Wind Symphony and ...... David Maslanka Symphonic Band *Deep Heaves the Ocean Black Ecstatic Fanfare ...... Steven Bryant David W. Campo and ...... Aaron Travers Gospel Songs ...... Luigi Zaninelli Tamey Anglley, conductors Symphony No. 6 for Band ...... Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Stephen Morman and Jarred ...... Vincent Persichetti ...... John Philip Sousa Taylor, graduate conductors When Speaks the Signal-trumpet “Tribute to a Fallen Leader: Tone ...... David Gillingham The JFK Concert” Anthem ...... Steven Bryant TENNESSEE December 2, 2013
East Tennessee State University Symphonic Band Stephen F. Austin State Symphonic Winds and An American Fanfare ..... Rick Kirby University Chamber Winds Salvation is Created ...... Wind Symphony and Christian Zembower, conductor Pavel Tschesnokoff, ar. Symphonic Band “Something Old, Something Houseknecht David W. Campo and New, Something Borrowed, In Memoriam ...... Mark Camphouse Tamey Anglley, conductors Something Blue” Concord ...... Clare Grundman October 18, 2013 Steven Bryant, composer “Music of Steven Bryant” Wind Symphony Symphonic Dance #3 (“Fiesta”) ..... October 22, 2013 ...... Clifton Williams Elegy for a Young American ...... Ballad for Band ...... Morton Gould Symphonic Band ...... Ronald LoPresti The Dream of Abraham ...... Themes from ‘Green Bushes’ ...... Riders for the Flag ...... Daniel Bukvich ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Daehn ...... John Philip Sousa Boys of Wexford .... Sammy Nestico Petite Symphonie .. Charles Gounod Bloom ...... Steven Bryant Ride ...... Samuel R. Hazo The Machine Awakes ...... Condition Red ...... Noah D. Taylor ...... Steven Bryant Tarleton State University Masque ...... Francis McBeth Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Anthony Pursell, conductor CBDNA REPORT – 17 FALL 2013
Heather Hawk, faculty soloist Symphonic Band The University of Texas “An Evening of Mostly Bobby R. Francis, and Brian Wind Ensemble Orchestral Transcriptions for Youngblood, conductors Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Winds & Percussion” Benjamin Aune and Bradley Craig B. Davis, guest conductor October 10, 2013 Huneycutt, guest conductors September 29, 2013 October 8, 2013 Festive Overture, Op 96 ...... The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare . Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Symphonic Band ...... Percy Grainger Hunsberger The Solitary Dancer ...... Melody Shop ...... Karl King Slavonic Dance, Op. 46, No. 8 ...... Warren Benson Australian Up-Country Tune ...... Antonin Dvorak, trans. Hanna Paganini Lost in the Wind ...... Percy Grainger Symphony #9 in e minor, From the ...... Jun Nagao *Zodius ...... Mark Sakovich New World, mvt. IV ...... Lincolnshire Posy .... Percy Grainger Rhapsody for Concert Band & Jazz .... Antonin Dvorak, trans. Hindsley Epiphanies (Fanfares and Chorales) Ensemble ...... Patrick Williams Symphony #2 in c minor, mvt. IV, ...... Ron Nelson ‘Urlicht’ ...... Wind Symphony
...... Gustav Mahler, trans. Hanna Ecstatic Fanfare ...... Steven Bryant Symphony #1 in d minor, Op. 13, The University of Texas *Habemus Papam! ...... mvt. IV ...... Wind Symphony ...... John Michael Davis Sergei Rachmaninoff, trans. Hanna Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Danzón No.2 ...... March, Op. 99 ...... Ryan S. Kelly, guest conductor ...... Arturo Márquez, trans. Nickel ...... Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Yoder October 9, 2013 Concerto for Wind Ensemble, mvt. 5 ...... Steven Bryant Fanfare; Reminiscence and Celebration ...... Ellen Taafe Zwilich Texas A & M University – Bells for Stokowski ...... Kingsville University of Texas Arlington ...... Michael Daugherty Concert Band Wind Symphony First Suite in E-flat for Military Brian Casey, conductor Douglas Stotter, conductor Band ...... Gustav Holst October 8, 2013 September 14, 2013 Suite Dreams ...... Steven Bryant Bandancing ...... Jack Stamp Aurora Awakes ...... John Mackey Overture to Candide ...... Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie ...... Leonard Bernstein Doon ...... Percy Grainger Suite from Mass ...... Mr. Jums from Three Brass Cats ..... The University of Texas ...... Leonard Bernstein ...... Chris Hazell Symphony Band Suite from The Red Pony ...... First Suite in E-flat ...... Gustav Holst Scott S. Hanna, conductor ...... Aaron Copland Steven Knight, guest conductor A Charles Ives Set: October 16, 2013 Texas A & M University – Finale to Symphony No. 2 Pas Redouble ...... Kingsville The Alcotts Camille Saint-Säens, trans. Wind Symphony The Circus Band Frackenpohl Jason Kihle, conductor Dusk ...... Steven Bryan October 8, 2013 Second Suite in F ...... Gustav Holst University of Texas Arlington New Century Dawn ...... La Procession du Rocio ...... Wind Symphony ...... David Gillingham ...... Joaquin Turina, arr. Reed Douglas Stotter, conductor Trittico ...... Vaclav Nelhybel Nevermore ...... Kevin Wilt October 17, 2013 Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral .. Zing! ...... Scott McAllister ...... Richard Wagner, trans. Cailliet Ecstatic Fanfare ...... Steven Bryant
Canzona ...... Peter Mennin Alchemy in Silent Spaces ...... Colonel Bogey March ...... Steven Bryant The University of Texas ...... Kenneth Alford Bending Light ...... John Mayrose Wind Ensemble Gone ...... Scott McAllister Jerry F. Junkin, conductor
Music from the Redneck Songbook Ryan S. Kelly, guest conductor Texas Christian University II ...... Scott McAllister October 27, 2013 Wind Symphony and
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Network ..... Kevin Puts, trans. Kelly Shenandoah Conservatory Symphonic Band Let Evening Come ...... Wind Ensemble National Emblem March ...... Donald Grantham Damon S. Talley, conductor ...... E. E. Bagley Wine-Dark Sea: Symphony for Kevin Puts, visiting composer Legacies ...... Clint Needham Band, mvts. II and III ...... Pulitzer Prize Composer Salvation is Created ...... John Mackey Kevin Puts ...... Pavel Tchesnokov Postcard ...... Frank Ticheli December 1, 2013 Illyrian Dances ..... Guy Woolfenden Angels in the Architecture ...... Millennium Cannons ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Ensemble ...... Kevin Puts, arr. Spede Network ...... Kevin Puts, arr. Kelly Early Light ...... Carolyn Bremer O Magnum Mysterium ...... VIRGINIA .. Morten Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds Music for Prague 1968 ... Karel Husa Shenandoah Conservatory WASHINGTON Wind Ensemble Damon S. Talley, conductor Western Washington University Wind Symphony University Of Wisconsin – Adolphus Hailstork, Eau Claire visiting composer Christopher Bianco, conductor November 14, 2013 Symphony Band and Tom Albert, faculty composer Wind Symphony Tim Rivenburg, Toccata, Adagio and Fugue ...... Phillip Ostrander and graduate conductor ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Paynter John R. Stewart, conductors America 1963 Ara Batur ...... October 13, 2013 September 21, 2013 ...... Sveinsson, arr. Vickerman Symphony Band Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Apollo Unleashed from Symphony ...... Aaron Copland No. 2 ...... Frank Ticheli Do Not Go Gentle Into That Elegy for a Young American ...... Symphony for Band ...... Goodnight ...... Elliot Del Borgo ...... Ronald LoPresti ...... Morton Gould Breathing ...... Fred Sturm, arr. Davis American Guernica ...... American Salute ...... Morton Gould Glory of the Yankee Navy ...... Adolphus Hailstork ...... John Philip Sousa Fanfare for the Uncommon Nitro ...... Frank Ticheli Woman, No. 1 ...... Joan Tower Western Washington University Hymn and Celebration ...... November Valedictory . Tom Albert Symphonic Band ...... Timothy Mahr Emblems ...... Aaron Copland Zach Smith, conductor Festal Scenes ...... Yashuide Ito December 4, 2013 Wind Symphony A Joyful Fanfare ..... Franco Cesarini Shenandoah Conservatory A Passing Fantasy ...... Fisher Tull Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Wind Ensemble Sun Dance ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Richard Strauss Damon S. Talley, conductor Bloom ...... Steven Bryant Ballad for Band ...... Morton Gould Carter Pann, visiting composer in Incantation and Dance ...... Variants on a Mediaeval Tune residence and pianist ...... John Barnes Chance ...... Norman Dello Joio Akemi Takayama, violin Galop ...... My Jesus! Oh What Anguish ...... Matthew Brodt, Dmitri Shostakovich, trans...... J. S. Bach, arr. A. Reed graduate conductor Hunsberger Southern Harmony ...... American Voices ...... Donald Grantham October 26, 2013 Apollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2 ...... Frank Ticheli Stratus ...... *Doug Farrell WISCONSIN Hold This Boy and Listen ...... Lawrence University ...... Carter Pann Slalom ...... Carter Pann Conservatory of Music Two Romances ...... Carter Pann Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Symphonic Dances from West Side Story ...... Andrew Mast, conductor Leonard Bernstein, trans. Lavender Kirk Moss, guest conductor October 4, 2013 CBDNA REPORT – 19 FALL 2013
2015 National Conference Performance Submissions
Recordings will be due on March 12. This deadline cannot be extended, as doing so would make it impossible to extend performance invitations in a timely manner. Details about the application process will be announced in January 2014. Ithaca College Conference on Instrumental Music Education: Preparing the 21st Century Artist-Teacher
June 29 - July 1, 2014 Ithaca College | Ithaca, NY
Co-sponsored by the College Band Directors National Association (CBDNA), the Paynter Foundation, and Ithaca College, the goal of this conference is to address the challenges of preparing instrumental music educators to thrive in today’s schools.
Intended Audience/Participants: Anyone who conducts an instrumental ensemble that contains music education majors. Also intended for college/university instrumental music educators and anyone who prepares future band and orchestra directors.
Conference Highlights: ehearsal Masterclass featuring the Ithaca High School Band. New conductors will be coached on rehearsal techniques by artist-teachers ontemporary applied technology in the rehearsal venue including Google Glass Presenters:
Core Topics for Open Discussion by Panels of Experts: 1. the future public school instrumental music teacher?
2. If we ourselves have not been prepared to teach outside of the traditional band do so?
instrumental music director could be diminished or perhaps replaced in order to more fully enhance their students’ music education?
instrumental music teacher in order to more fully enhance their students’ music education?
more culturally and socially relevant on the other.
community members) toward the achievement of a musically educated society?
Area Highlights: ithaca.edu/cbdna