RReeppoorrtt Douglas Stotter, editor

Spring 2002

From the Podium

Dear Colleagues, Thank you for your attendance and support of the divisional years. Compositions so noted would be distributed to chosen en- conferences that have occurred in recent weeks. It has been my sembles in the summer of odd (2003) calendar years for possible pleasure to attend several of these events and I have received won- performance the following spring. derful reports from each venue. Grassroots activity at the divi- - By mutual agreement of ASCAP and board of CBDNA, the sional level is vital to the health of our organization and is often award will be called the ASCAP/CBDNA Frederick Fennell Prize. the spark for our national agenda. There is a great deal of wonder- I hope you will relish the opportunities present in this new part- ful work going on within the umbrella of CBNDA and I am grate- nership. This joint venture will put us on the front lines of com- ful to all of you for your contributions to our profession. munication and creation with the best young composers in our As we look forward to our national conference at the Univer- country. It will also perpetuate a dialogue between the members sity of Minnesota, March 26-29, 2003 I hope you will plan to of CBDNA and the leaders in American composition at a new attend. The venue is outstanding and we are working very hard to level of mutual involvement. All of this for the reasonable cost of plan a conference that will meet the needs for a wide variety of $5,000 every two years! professional interest. I am pleased to announce an exciting new The Report you are reading is one of five remaining issues to adventure for CBDNA that will bear its first fruits in Minneapolis. be distributed both as an electronic and printed document. Fol- With the permission of the national board, I presented a pro- lowing the summer 2003 issue of the Report, all issues will be posal to the American Society of Composer and Publishers distributed electronically. The savings available to our organiza- (ASCAP) in January of 2001. The proposal, outlined below, has tion through this new method of distribution allow us to consider finally been approved by the ASCAP and CBDNA boards and is projects such as the ASCAP/CBDNA Frederick Fennell Prize. ready to go “online”. The details of the proposal are outlined below: May our reward be great! - CBDNA will co-sponsor a biennial award for young compos- ers with ASCAP. Michael Haithcock - CBDNA will fund a prize of $5,000 each time the award is presented. - In return for CBDNA funding the prize, ASCAP will adopt the following items: a. award one prize in even calendar years beginning December 2002 b. announce the winning composer at the CBDNA Forum held at the Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic in mid- December in the appropriate years c. a jury of three composers chosen and funded by ASCAP and In this Issue: two wind band conductor’s chosen and funded by CBDNA will be convened to select the winning composition/composer News ...... 2 d. the jury should meet jointly to make the final decision at the ASCAP offices in New York by December 1st in the appropriate Hidden Treasures ...... 3 year e. ASCAP will promote and administer the competition in like Premieres ...... 4 manner to its other awards except where noted above. - Further, CBDNA will guarantee a performance of the winning Divisional Conferences...... 6 composition at the following national conference held in the spring of odd calendar years. The 2002 winner will receive a performance at the University of Minnesota conference to be held March 26- Programs, State by State ...... 9 29, 2003. - Additional works noted by the jury to be finalist in the compe- Business...... 18 tition will be circulated to ensembles performing at regional CBDNA conferences held in the spring (2004) of even calendar 2 - NEWS NEWS The Twenty-Seventh annual Symposium Grand Mesa Music Publishers (800/265- The second CBDNA Young Band Com- for New Band Music, sponsored by the 1042) has just released a modern wind position Competition was held during the Virginia chapter of CBDNA, was held band orchestration of Mendelssohn’s clas- 2001 Mid-West International Band and February 8-9, 2002 at the University of sic Overture for Band, op. 24. The edition Orchestra Clinic. Tom Dvorak, University Richmond. From among 41 submissions, by Robert J. Garofalo is based on of Wisconsin-Milwaukee was chair of the three composers and their works were cho- Mendelssohn’s 1838 band score with mi- Competition Committee. sen to participate: nor adjustments taken from the 1826 cham- The winning work is Americans Lost for Mark Kilstofte: Ballistic Etude No. 3 ber winds version. In reorchestrating the Youth Wind Symphony by Christopher David Macbride: Teeth overture, the editor has maintained the Tucker. It was commissioned by the Greg Sanders: MeTro original voice leading and instrumentation DeSoto, Texas West Junior High School The composers conducted their works in whenever possible. In addition, the entire Band open rehearsal sessions and participated in work has been transposed down a major Americans Lost is dedicated to Ameri- a panel discussion. second (from C to B-flat concert) to ac- can families who have lost loved ones due The performing group for the Sympo- commodate modern wind band instru- to unnatural causes and is dedicated to the sium was the Virginia Intercollegiate Band, ments. Thus, for example, the B-flat so- victims of September 11, 2001. It is struc- which was comprised of students from ten prano clarinetists will be reading and fin- tured as follows: Virginia colleges and universities. gering their parts exactly as they would if Part 1 they were playing the original version on I. Fallen Remembrances C clarinets. This edition is dedicated to II. Tragedies The University of North Carolina Colonel Gary F. Lamb and The United Part 2 Greensboro School of Music hosted the States Army Band, Washington, DC. That III. ashes to ashes 13th Annual Carolina Band Festival and ensemble will perform the work under IV. Healing of the Heart Conductors Conference on February 21 - Garofalo’s direction at Brucker Hall, Ft. Christopher Tucker is a composition stu- 23, 2003. Two highly select high school Myer, VA, on Aprill 11, 2002. dent of Donald Grantham and Dan Welcher. honor bands were chosen by a competi- Notes about the work from the introduc- He has also participated in master classes tive audition process. The Concert Band tion to the score (used by permission): with John Corigliano, Warren Benson, (conducted by Hal Cooper, Arkansas This overture, originally titled Nocturno, David Maslanka, Samuel Adler, Elliot Del Tech University) is comprised of students was first composed in 1824 for the resi- Borgo and Walter Hartley. In 1999 he was currently in the 9th or 10th grade and the dent wind ensemble at Bad Doberan, a one of five composers to participate in the Symphonic Band (conducted by Ray fashionable seaside resort near Rostock in NBA Young Composers Mentor Project Cramer, Indiana University) by students northern Germany. Mendelssohn, age 15, where he studied with Mark Camphouse, in the 11th or 12th grade. Students sub- was vacationing there with his father when Timothy Mahr and Jack Stamp. mitting tapes and applications represented he heard the group perform. In a letter Arrangements are pending for Ameri- some of the very best music students from home to his sister Fanny, young Felix listed cans Lost to be published by Daehn Publi- an eight-state area including North Caro- the instrumentation as 1 flute, 2 oboes, 2 cation. In the meantime the work can be lina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, C clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 C horns, 1 C ordered through Shattinger Music (1-800- Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and trumpet, and English bass horn, which he 444-2408 or www.tuckermusicworks.com. Georgia. described as a large brass instrument with Additional information regarding Ameri- Students participating in the Honor a beautiful deep tone that looked like a big cans Lost and Christopher Tucker is avail- Bands also attended special clinics pre- jug or syringe. The original 1824 score to able via his web-site. sented by the instrumental music faculty Nocturno was lost but recopied (apparently This is an exceptional addition to the at the UNCG School of Music. While stu- from memory) by the composer in 1826. young band repertoire. CBDNA members dent instrumentalists were participating in The recopied score was also lost until the are encouraged to familiarize themselves the Carolina Band Festival, many of their early 1980s when it was discovered, after with this years winner and encourage per- teachers, primarily band directors, partici- a time lapse of more than 150 years, in a formance whenever possible. pated in a conducting workshop called the West-Berlin library. Carolina Conductors Conference which In 1838 Mendelssohn completed a new included lectures, demonstrations, and version of the work for 23 winds plus per- address for submissions clinic sessions for band directors. Clini- cussion (Janitscharen) and retitled it cians included Mark Kelly and John R. Ouvertüre für Harmoniemusik (Overture Douglas Stotter, editor Locke (UNCG). for Band). This version, which was pub- CBDNA Report lished posthumously by Simrock in 1852, Department of Bands calls for piccolo, flute, 2 oboes, 2 F clari- Merrill Hall nets, 2 C clarinets, 2 basset horns (tenor Indiana University clarinets pitched in F), 2 bassoons, contra- Bloomington, IN 47405 bassoon, English bass horn, 4 horns (2 in [email protected] C and 2 in F), 2 C trumpets, 3 trombones, NEWS - 3 and percussion (snare drum, triangle, crash State University-Fresno, Louisiana State HIDDEN cymbals, and bass drum). Mendelssohn’s University, University of Illinois, Univer- reorchestration of the work in 1838 reflects sity of Michigan, University of Nebraska, TREASURES the rapid changes occurring in the instru- and the University of South Carolina. John Culvahouse, mentation and size of wind bands in Ger- In the words of the composer: University of Georgia many during the second quarter of the nine- Returns of the Day is based on melodies Recently, I was approached by one of teenth century. stylistically associated with the American my conducting students asking if I knew Music may be ordered from Whirlwind Civil War. That style was recontextulalized of an arrangement for band of Music Publications, 13249 Osterport into a contemporary frame which reveals Landerkennung (Landsighting), Op. 31 by Drive. Silver Spring, MD 20906 USA Tel: multiple perspectives. The piece follows a Grieg. I told him I had heard our Trom- 1-301-946-1498; Fax: 1-301-946-1397; generic tripartite form, ABA, though the bone Choir perform an arrangement quite email: [email protected]. CBDNA mem- final section is more geared toward com- nicely but that I knew of no band transcrip- bers receive a 10% discount. bining the is disparate elements of A and tion or arrangement. After a modicum of B into an amalgamation rather than serv- research, however, I did find in the trusty ing as a balancing restatement. The open- old Band Music Guide the listing of a tran- Two of the four pieces commissioned by ing section presents several different scription by Henning of Landsighting. Al- a consortium of 20 wind bands/ensembles moods: playful, proud, joyful. There is no though our band library does not contain for Frank Battisti’s 70th birthday have metanarrative controlling this section, but this gem, I was able to procure the men’s been completed. Composer Ken Amis has rather is it a series of points of view. The vocal score from Allen Crowell, our Di- composed a 7 1/2 minute work, Driven!, middle section is reminiscent of military rector of Choral Activities. Allen said that for an ensemble of instruments that is the band music, cast in strict duple meter, fla- he remembered the band transcription be- same as those employed by Stravinsky in vored by a familiar refrain on snare, all ing in the Army Band library. The male his Symphonies of Wind Instruments. The encased in an aura of nostalgia for a by- vocal score is, according to Professor second piece is Serenade for Twelve In- gone era. Compared with the first section, Crowell, “unfortunately, only in English struments by Michael Weinstein. This is a there is less diversity of play. It is single- and German, not in the original Swedish three movement, 20 minute long work minded except for a brief interlude which (yes, Swedish, not Norwegian).” which uses the same instrumentation as foreshadows the triple subdivision of the Henning’s adaptation of Landsighting found in the Dvorak Serenade in D minor, last section, here in a wistful interplay of was published in 1944 by Schmitt, Hall, Op. 44. The final two commissioned pieces oboe, English horn, bassoon and harp. The and McCreary. One might recall some in this project will be a tango for wind en- final section combines elements of both the other band works such as Clifton Williams’ semble by Michael Gondolfi and a work opening and middle sections in a triple sub- March Lamar published by this provider. for voices and wind ensemble by Lior division. At first this is heard as a slow one- After an email query to a group of col- Novak. Plans call for the issuing of a CD slower than a scherzo, faster than a waltz- leagues, I found the work in the band li- recording containing performances of all with horn fifths. A non-symmetrical sec- brary at Eastern Kentucky University. An these works at the 2003 CBDNA National tion in 7/8 closes the piece. Here the tim- interesting note that the score and parts Conference in Minneapolis. pani reigns supreme, propelling the en- were stamped “E. K. T. C., Richmond, Frank Battisti’s newest book, The Winds semble toward the final cadence.” KY.” It has been a while since an institu- of Change - The Evolution of the Contem- The instrumentation includes full wind tion has been called Eastern Kentucky porary American Wind Band/Ensemble ensemble: piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, En- Teachers College. and Its Conductor, will be published and glish horn, 2 bassoons, contra bassoon, 6 The modestly helpful four-line score is released by Meredith Music Publications clarinets in B-flat, bass clarinet, 2 alto clear with the abbreviations for instrument this April. saxophones, tenor saxophone, baritone and/or sectional entrances and for rhyth- saxophone, 4 horns, 5 trumpets in C, 2 mic demands. The parts are indicative of trombones, bass trombone, euphonium, the publishing era with D-flat Piccolo, Thomas Dvorak, Director of Bands at tuba, percussion, piano and harp. however Horn parts are in F. To accom- the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, For inquiries regarding Returns of the modate the dark colors, in addition to the announces the commissioning of Carolyn Day, please contact Carolyn Bremer at trumpeting fanfares, Fluegelhorn parts are Bremer’s Returns of the Day for Wind En- 5101 Tortuga Ave #208, Huntington Beach, included after Solo Cornet, 1st and 2nd semble. CA 92649 or visit her website at www. Cornets, then 1st and 2nd Trumpets or 3rd A consortium of ten university bands carolynbremer.com and 4th Cornets. Divided parts for Bas- commissioned Returns of the Day for Wind soons, lower Trumpets, and Horns are fur- Ensemble with the premiere given on Feb- ther indications of the publishing era. ruary 15, 2002, by the University of Wis- This is one of those beautiful tonal con- consin-Milwaukee. Other consortium trasts often needed in our programs. We schools include: Arizona State University, plan to program this with our Symphony Bowling Green State University, Case Band soon. So much music, so little time. Western Reserve University, California 4 - PREMIERES The Montana State University Wind pion, Elijah Lovejoy by Senator Paul that might be demonstrated to a wider Orchestra, conducted by Jonathan Good, Simon. Senator Simon, who directs the group of people. Out of that conversation premiered Dave Smith’s Fractures at the Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois came an agreement for me to compose the 2002 Northwestern/Western Division University Carbondale performed the nar- Atlanta Skyline. With the Dean’s help, I in- Meeting, March 21, 2002, in Reno, Ne- ration with the Wind Ensemble. terviewed John Portman, Tom Ventulett, vada. Fractures, a seven-minute jazz-in- Southern Illinois musician, teacher and Jerry Cooper and Larry Lord. Those meet- fluenced work, is a mosaic of harmonic and composer William Camphouse is head of ings produced wonderful conversations rhythmic ideas with a unifying central the music department at Kaskaskia College relating to the similarities in both disci- melodic section. Fractures is Smith’s sec- in Centralia, IL. He is also director of the plines. These dedicated and gifted men ond work for wind band. His first, Samba, Kaskaskia College Band. He has a num- generously shared their philosophies, and was premiered in the Brighton Festival ber of band compositions to his credit and while unique to each of them, possessed 2000 by Southern Winds, conducted by has recently completed arrangements for concurrent themes: people, space, light, Anna Tabor. the publication of his second concert rhythm, color, and syncopation. Another Dave Smith was born in Liverpool in march, The Fighting 99th. His first pub- wonderful Georgia Tech Alumnus, Bill 1963. He studied violin and piano at the lished concert march, Comrades of Tues- Bell, took me up in his private plane, once Royal Northern College of Music, Manches- day, was published in 2000. at night and then at dawn, to experience ter, and composition with Nigel Clarke and the skyline from the air. Out of these en- Martin Ellerby at the London College of The Georgia Tech Symphonic Band un- riching conversations and experiences Music. His music is strongly influenced by der the direction of Andrea Strauss per- came the essence of what makes the At- jazz and latin styles. Smith has written formed at the Southern Division CBDNA/ lanta skyline unique among skylines in the music for film, string and guitar quartets, NBA Convention on February 21, 2002. United States and the World: how it meets and solo flute, and is currently working on The program included world premieres by the sky as well as how it meets the earth; a new work for wind orchestra, a new ani- composers Thomas Bahler, Brian how it is surrounded by forest (from the mation collaboration, and a competition Balmages, Aldo Forte, and student com- sky); how it grew like a Phoenix out of the piece for violin and piano. poser Seyed Safavynia. fire that decimated the City after the Civil Sound Prisms composed by Brian War; how it continued to develop in a time The Western Kentucky University Balmages is based on reflections and com- when interstate highways were in place; Wind Ensemble has recently participated positions of sound. Very often, a sound or how it uses contemporary lighting; and in the joint premiere of David Stanhope’s phrase will be heard echoing throughout how it coexists with the ridge that has been Symphony No. 1. The South-central Ken- the ensemble while changing timbre. These the path of people and animals from pre- tucky premiere occurred on Tuesday, April phrases are continually put together and historic times until today. 24, 2001 and was quite well received by taken apart as the work progresses. The Tensegrity by Aldo Rafael Forte is a four- the audience. On March 10, 2002, the piece is also intended to represent the open movement work for band inspired by vari- WKU Wind Ensemble will present the spaces in which sound can reflect for long ous branches of the engineering profession. world premiere of the latest composition periods of time. Tensegrity is a concept of structure com- from the hand of well known composer, March for Symphonic Band by Seyed bining tension and integrity developed by Michael Kallstrom. It is entitled Red Rock. Safavynia is a light, quick, and almost R. Buckminster Fuller in 1927 that is rep- comical piece filled with energy and color. resented in the Georgia Tech mace carried The Southern Illinois University It is different from a traditional march in in graduation ceremonies. The primary Carbondale Wind Ensemble premiered a that it ends in the original key with the jux- focus of the mace is its three brass rods. new work by William Camphouse entitled taposition of the melodies from the main The integrity, or wholeness, of the mace is Let Every Man Remember, A Tribute to section and the trio. The piece is layered maintained by each of the rods being held Elijah Lovejoy on May 4, 2001 in its an- from the beginning to produce a lively and in place by the tension of the steel wire; nual spring campus concert at Shryock almost frantic effect by the end; large con- the rods do not touch one another at any Auditorium. The Wind Ensemble is con- trasts between lyrical brass melodies and point. The brass rods symbolize the three ducted by Michael Hanes, Director of technical woodwind lines underscore this primary components of Georgia Tech’s Bands at SIUC. layering. mission: education, research, and service. The twelve minute work, with narrator, Thomas Bähler, composer of Atlanta Mechanical, the first movement is full chronicles the life of Elijah Lovejoy, the Skyline provides the following: of motion like a “‘well oiled” machine! nineteenth century minister, newspaper Atlanta Skyline was born out of a con- Cast in ABA form, the A sections have a editor/putlisher, and champion of the abo- versation I had with my cousin, Thomas triplet feel with sometimes menacing har- lition who was killed defending his print- Galloway, the dean of the College of Ar- monies. The B section is in a duple feel ing press from an angry mob in Alton, IL chitecture at Georgia Tech. Visiting dur- with ‘brighter’ chords. The second move- in November of 1837, and became the first ing Christmas of 2000, I was talking to ment, Electrical - of Circuits and Robot- martyr to freedom of the press in the United Tom about how glad I was that the Music ics, takes you on a ‘musical tour’ through States. The work features a narrative of Department at Tech was under his aegis. an automated assembly line. Long tones Lovejoy’s life, and quotations from Then we began to speak about how closely (constant electric current) contrast with a Lovejoy’s biography, Freedom’s Cham- related music is to architecture and how variety of ‘robotic’ motifs. The pitch of ‘G’ PREMIERES - 5 is found in virtually every measure of this sistant during the 1997-98 season for the ride on a GT retro-style bike inspired by movement. Architecture - Building Blocks Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. In 1996 the bicycles of the 1950s with the sleek of Grand Structures is the slow movement Stanichar was awarded a prestigious curves and the bent-in chrome handle bars and the expressive core of the work. It be- Fulbright scholarship to study in Slovakia, which bears the name of Windstream. gins softly with the clarinets stating the where he conducted concerts with the Slo- Legacy by Larry MacTggart ‘building blocks’ that eventually will rise vak Radio Symphony, among others. In the This composition was commissioned by to an emotional climax as a musical trib- summer of 1998 he attended a masterclass the University of Nebraska at Omaha Sym- ute to the noble and timeless discipline of with Ilia Musin in Russia, where he worked phonic Wind Ensemble and dedicated to architecture. The piece ends exuberantly with the Petrozavodsk Philharmonic. Chancellor Del and Mrs. Lou Ann Weber with the vivacious Aerospace. The open- The composer supplied the following on the occasion of his retirement from the ing fanfare gives way to heroic and bois- program note: university. The dedication reads “In grate- terous music symbolizing man’s conquest When Dr. James Saker asked me about ful appreciation for the tremendous of space. A stormy and tumultuous middle writing a work for UNOmaha Wind En- ‘Legacy’ they leave the University”. The section signals the dangerous nature of semble I was extremely elated, and I put piece was inspired, in part, by one of the rockets. The mood eventually turns around together this fanfare which I have entitled Webers’ favorite hymns, Praise to the Lord, and the piece ends in a positive and heroic Windstream. I chose this title because I which is cited near the conclusion of the fashion. conceived the work while biking on the work. In addition to the standard Wind trails that surround Omaha, one of the as- Ensemble scoring, the piece incorporates The University of Nebraska at Omaha pects I love most about this city. When I antiphonal brass and organ. Symphonic Wind Ensemble, James R. moved to Omaha this past summer I rel- Larry MacTaggart is a native of Arkan- Saker, conductor, has recently premiered ished every opportunity to bike out into the sas. He earned a Bachelor of Music De- two new works. Windstream, by Christo- open prairie where the gusts of wind can gree from the University of Arkansas and pher Stanichar received its premiere per- sometimes be quite an adversary if you are a Master of Music degree from UNLincoln formance on October 28, 2001. Legacy, by riding the wrong direction! The fact that He began his teaching career as Director Larry MacTggart was premiered on No- this work is composed for wind ensemble of Bands in the Fairbury, NE schools. He vember 29, 2001. further enforces the connection of the title was accepted as a percussionist in the Air Windstream by Christopher Stanichar and the music. I tried to portray the mo- Force Band program stationed at Offutt Air Christopher Stanichar is Assistant Pro- tion of the wind with the big bustling sound Force Base and later became the chief ar- fessor of Music, Director of Orchestral of wind instruments in the opening, ranger and composer for that same band. Activities and Conductor of the Heartland whereas the contrasting section in 7/8 rep- He currently is arranger/composer on the Philharmonic Orchestra at the University resents soaring through the clear blue sky. staff of the United States Air Force band, of Nebraska at Omaha. He also is a mem- It also may be significant to know that I Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, DC. ber of the music theory faculty. He previ- ously served as Music Director of the Seven Hills Sinfonietta in Cincinnati from 1998 to 2001 and as the Conducting As-

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Southwestern Division Sam Houston State University University of Houston Matthew McInturf, conductor Timepiece ...... McTee February 14-16, 2002 Concerto Grosso...... Tull The Sam Houston Brass Quintet Presentations The Courtly Dances ...... Britten/Bach Timothy Reynish March with Trumpets ...... Bergsma Two Decades Of Band Music, 1982-2002: A look at the current Robert Meaux, conductor British Scene Dream Dancer ...... Colgrass Scott D. Plugge, saxophone Christopher Neal Fascinating Ribbons ...... Tower Karel Husa’s Music for Prague 1968: Aspects of History, Meta- phor, and Compositional Constraint Texas A&M University - Kingsville Symphonic Band Bryan Herring, conductor Larry Rachleff Masque ...... Hasketh Score Study Applied to Rehearsing Circus Ring...... Hart Blake Wilkins Elegy: Jesus Wept...... Sanders Percussion Perspective Impressioni Brasiliane...... Ottorino Respighi/Guajardo Four Maryland Songs ...... Stamp Donald Hunsberger Elisha Bagenstose, soprano The Eastman Wind Ensemble - “50 Years and Still Ticking” Dance Movements...... Sparke A Literature Retrospective and Personal Perspective University of Houston Wind Ensemble Timothy Reynish Tom Bennett, conductor WASBE4WINDS Worldwide: What is Happening in Europe and Johannesburg Festival Overture...... Walton/ Patterson Australia Bellpiece ...... Grainger/Duffy University of Houston Wind Ensemble II, David Bertman, conductor Nathaniel Peake, tenor Interactive Composer’s Forum: Rehearsal, Discussion and Per- Marching Song of Democracy ...... Grainger formance of Dan Welcher’s Laboring Songs and Donald Push ...... Smith Concertino da Camera...... Ibert Grantham’s Don’t You See? Karen Wylie, saxophone Concerts David Bertman, conductor Washburn University Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 2 Finale ...... Maslanka Kirt Saville, conductor Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Noisy Wheels of Joy ...... Whitacre Three Shanties ...... Arnold/Krauklis Texas Christian University Wind Ensemble Gallimaufry ...... Wolfenden Bobby Francis, conductor Historical Dance Practices in the Suite of Old American Dances Toccata...... Waespi Cakewalk, Schottische, Western One-Step Brian Youngblood, conductor Edward Higgins, conductor October ...... Whitacre Masque ...... Hesketh Concerto for Trumpet and Wind Symphony...... Wilson Jon Burgess, trumpet Stephen F. Austin State University Wind Symphony Ross Grant, conductor Fred J. Allen, conductor Testament...... Maslanka Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger/Hunsberger Masquerade ...... Persichetti Grand Central Station...... Torke Masque ...... Hesketh The Leaves are Falling ...... Benson Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams University of Texas Symphony Band and Chamber Winds Three Japanese Dances ...... Rogers Kevin Sedatole and Scott Hanna, conductors Christopher M. Anderson, conductor Two Pieces by Scarlatti ...... Shostakovich Cuban Overture ...... Gershwin/Rogers Integrales ...... Varèse Children’s Fanfare...... Spede Oklahoma City University Wind Philharmonic Marche Militaire Française ...... Saint-Säens/Hindsley Matthew Mailman, conductor Richard Floyd, conductor Masquerade Variations ...... Gryc Songs Without Words...... Welcher Theme and Variations...... Schoenberg Medium Funk Prelude...... Richards Concerto for Wind Orchestra ...... Mailman Colonial Song...... Grainger Epiphanies ...... Nelson Symphony in B-flat ...... Hindemith DIVISION CONFERENCES - 7 Eastern & North Central Divisions Eastman Chamber Ensembles in conjunction with Evan Feldman, Paul Shewan and Cindi Johnston-Turner, conductors Eastman Wind Ensemble 50th Anniversary Music from the concert of February 5, 1951 Rochester, New York Ricercare (1559)...... Willaert February 5-9, 2002 Canzon XXVI (Bergamasca) ...... Scheidt Motet:Tui Sunt Coeli...... DiLasso Harmoniemusik for Today’s Ensembles - Christopher Weait, pre- Sonata pian e forte...... G. Gabrieli senter Canzon noni toni a 12 ...... Gabrieli Eastman Wind Ensemble Three Equali for Four Trombones ...... Beethoven Concerto for Clarinet K.622 ...... Mozart/Rumbelow) Serenade in E-flat, op. 7...... Strauss Larry Combs, Basset Clarinet “Angels” from Men and Angels (1921) ...... Ruggles Robert Rumbelow, conductor

The Ithaca Connection I - Mark Scatterday, presenter 1930-2002: The American Bandmasters Association; The College Frank Battisti; Mark Fonder on Patrick Conway; Malcolm Rowell Band Directors National Association - Carl Atkins, presenter on Walter Beeler; Brian Norcross on Frank Battisti and the Ithaca Panel discussion:“The traditions and transitions of major organi- High School Commissioning Project zations and personages including John Philip Sousa, Edwin Franko Ithaca Wind Symphony Goldman, Albert Austin Harding, Glenn Cliff Bainum, Mark Steven Peterson, conductor Hindsley, William Revelli and their influence upon the wind band Remembrance...... Warren Benson of the 20th century.” Theme and Fantasia ...... Armand Russell Panelists: Frederick Fennell, Keith Wilson, James Keene, Malcolm Candide Overture ...... Leonard Bernstein/Beeler Rowell, Jr., Frank Battisti, Michael Haithcock, President, CBDNA, Don Wilcox, Presdient, ABA EWE Discussion and Rehearsal Session - Carl Atkins, presenter Eastman Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestration - Lois Ferrari, presenter Donald Hunsberger, conductor Eastman Philharmonia NEXUS Percussion Ensemble Eastman Wind Ensemble Symphony for Drums and Wind Orchestra ...... Warren Benson Suite Francaise ...... Darius Milhaud Donald Hunsberger, presenter Mark Rogers, lecturer-conductor Concerto for Percussion ...... Karel Husa Theme and Variations, Op. 43a-c...... Arnold Schoenberg Karel Husa and Mark Scatterday, presenters Donald Hunsberger, lecturer-conductor Ithaca Connection II Unique Voices - Evan Feldman, presenter Ithaca Wind Symphony Eastman Musica Nova Stephen Peterson, conductor Brad Lubman, director Concerto for Percussion and Wind Orchestra...... Steven Stucky Robert Morris, lecturer premiere performance Integrales ...... Edgar Varese Steven Stucky, presenter Oiseaux exotiques ...... Olivier Messiaen Donald Hunsberger, guest conductor Margaret Kampmeier, piano Concerto for Horn and Wind Ensemble (2002)...... Dana Wilson Dana Wilson, presenter Concerto for Wind Ensemble ...... Karel Husa Strauss’ Final Works - Michael Votta, presenter Karel Husa and Mark Scatterday, presenters Bryan Gilliam, lecturer Cincinnati Conservatory Chamber Winds Ives and His Use of Thematic Transformation - James Ripley, pre- Rodney Winther, conductor senter Symphonie für Blaser “From a Happy Workshop” (1945) ...... Jonathan Elkus and Philip Lambert, lecturers ...... Richard Strauss Eastman Philharmonia James Sinclair, lecturer-conductor Eastman Chamber Ensemble Mendi Rodan conductor Over The Pavements ...... Charles Ives/ed. Singleton Four Last Songs...... Strauss Calcium Light Night ...... Ives/ed. Singleton Eastman-Dryden Orchestra Country Band March...... Ives/ed. Sinclair Overture and March 1776 ...... Ives/ed. Sinclair

The Wind Ensemble Movement - Jeffrey Renshaw, presenter Discussion Panel: Frederick Fennell, A. Clyde Roller, Donald Hunsberger 8 - DIVISION CONFERENCES

Rehearsing Chamber Wind Ensembles - Rodney Winther, presenter United States Military Academy Band Cincinnati Conservatory Chamber Winds Lieutenant Colonel David Deitrick, commander and conductor Rodney Winther, Conductor Captain Tod Addison, deputy commander and assistant Classical Harmonie to the Contemporary Chamber Wind conductor Ensemble (with horn parts, but without additional brass or James Riply, presenter extensive percussion) Lawrence Dale Harper, lecturer/conductor La Clemenza di Tito (1791; arr. Triebensee) ...... W.A. Mozart Part 1: The 1952 West Point Commissions Sinfonietta in F, Opus 188 (1873)...... Joachim Raff Symphony for Band ...... Morton Gould Figures in the Garden (1991) ...... Jonathan Dove Israfel...... Lin Arison Frank L. Battisti, lecturer-conductor Captain Addison, conducting West Point Suite ...... Darius Milhaud Contemporary Chamber Wind Ensemble with brass and percussion West Point Symphony for Band (excerpt) ...... Roy Harris (with double bass, but without additional string parts) Fantasie...... Henry Cowell Le Bal de Beatrice d’Este ...... Reynaldo Hahn Angel Camp...... Charles Cushing Bembe (1929) ...... Alejandro Caturla Lawrence Dale Harper, conducting Dixtour (1967)...... Claude Arrieu Symphony for Band ...... Morton Gould Kleines Konzert (1975) ...... Carl Orff Hommage à l’ami Papageno (1986) ...... Jean Françaix Rudimental Drumming - David Wallace, presenter Donald DeRoche, lecturer-conductor John S. Pratt Drummers from the Hellcats and the USMA Band Contemporary Chamber Ensemble with woodwinds, brass, Piccolos from the USMA Band strings, and percussion NEXUS Sigfried-Idyll (1870) ...... Richard Wagner Divertimento (1946)...... Walter Piston United States Military Academy Band Nonetto (1959) ...... Bohuslav Martinu Lieutenant Colonel David Deitrick, commander and conductor Music of Amber (1981)...... Joseph Schwantner Captain Tod Addison, deputy commander and assistant All our Yesterdays (1999) ...... Dana Wilson conductor Rodney Winther, lecturer-conductor James Riply, presenter Part 2: The 2002 West Point Commissions International Repertoire Development - Glen Price, presenter Three Pieces for American Band (set no. 3) ...... Timothy Broege Panelists: Timothy Reynish, Felix Hauswirth, Frank Battisti, Restless Birds Before the Dark Moon ...... David Kechley Toshio Akiyama, Dennis Johnson Staff Sergeant Wayne Tice, alto saxophone Farewell to Gray...... Donald Grantham Dawn to Glory...... Samuel Adler Gala Eastman Wind Ensemble Anniversary Concert Captain Addison, conducting Donald Hunsberger, conductor An American Song ...... Alan Fletcher Frederick Fennell, Founder-conductor Fantasia on The Army Blue ...... Ira Hearshen A. Clyde Roller, conductor Serenade in Bb,Op. 370a...... W. A. Mozart Adagio; Allegro In the summer Report: Frederick Fennell conducting Four Seasons ...... Richard Rodney Bennett Southern and West/Northwest Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ...... Richard Wagner/Cailliet conference recaps A. Clyde Roller, conducting Concerto for Percussion ...... Karel Husa NEXUS, percussion Bob Becker, Bill Cahn, Robin Engelman, Russell Hartenberger, John Wyre Unending Lightning ...... Bernard Rands Submissions to the Report World Premiere Concerto for Piano and Winds ...... Verne Reynolds Send all materials to: Barry Snyder, Piano Douglas Stotter, editor CBDNA Report Department of Bands Composer’s Forum - Andrew Boysen Jr., presenter Merrill Hall Panelists: Richard Rodney Bennett, Karel Husa, Bernard Rands, Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405 Verne Reynolds, Steven Stucky, Dana Wilson Submission deadlines: •March 1 for the Spring issue •June 1 for the Summer issue •October 1 for the Fall issue PROGRAMS - 9 PLEASE NOTE: ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA Include your STATE and DATE OF University of Arkansas Wind Symphony Los Medanos College Concert Band PERFORMANCE in all submissions. W. Dale Warren, conductor John F. Maltester, conductor November 13, 2001 The CBDNA Executive Board and the October 17, 2001 The Star-Spangled Banner ...... Key/Stamp Pictures at an Exhibition ...... Mussorgsky/Leidzen editor encourage program submissions Easter Monday on the White House Lawn ...... A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse for specific concerts in performance ...... Sousa/Rogers Danzon Cubano...... Copland/Rogers order rather than repertoire lists for se- Huntingtower ...... Respighi/Cesarini Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore/Fennell mesters, tours, or school years. Many Piano Concerto in A minor (I) ...... Grieg/Bain Mary Scott Spry, piano Pomona College Band CBDNA members are as interested in October ...... Whitacre Graydon Beeks, conductor how their fellow members program as Symphony for Band ...... Gould November 16 & 18, 2001 they are in what they program. Clowns...... Parker Jubilee Prelude ...... Sparke Japanese Slumber Song ...... Wood/Brand When sending email or computer disk, University of Arkansas Wind Symphony Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold/Paynter do not use tabs, leader characters, or W. Dale Warren, conductor Three Bridges Hall Fanfares...... other formatting. Submissions will be December 3, 2001 ...... Grainger/Merz/Brion & Schissel formatted prior to publication. The Star-Spangled Banner ...... Key/Stamp Berceuse sur le nom de Gabriel Fauré ...... Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson ...... Ravel/Kohn address for submissions Concertino for Solo Flute and Wind Ensemble (I). Serenade ...... Bourgeois ...... Gates Light Cavalry Overture...... von Suppé Douglas Stotter, editor The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise ..Alford CBDNA Report Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Slocum DELAWARE Department of Bands Fanfare Pour Preceder La Peri...... Dukas Bailamos...... Gluck Merrill Hall Prism...... Shafer University of Delaware Wind Ensemble Indiana University America The Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Robert J. Streckfuss, Conductor Bloomington, IN 47405 Festival Variations...... Smith October 11, 2001 [email protected] Chester Overture ...... Schuman University of Central Arkansas Japanese Suite ...... Holst/Boyd Fall Symphonic Band Song for Band ...... Bolcom Ricky Brooks, conductor Bugs...... Cichy Louis Young, assist. conductor Fugue in C Minor...... Bach/Hunsberger December 4, 2001 Suite of Miniature Dances ...... Applebaum ALABAMA American Salute...... Gould James McAllister, conductor First Suite in F...... George Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Freund University of Alabama at Birmingham Rejouissnace...... Curnow Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Wind Ensemble The Glory of Chirstmas ...... Del Borgo Martin C. Reynolds, conductor Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud December 7, 2001 To a New Dawn...... Sparke GEORGIA Pittsburgh Overture ...... Sparke Sleigh Ride ...... Anderson Emory University Wind Ensemble Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Scott A. Stewart, conductor They Led My Lord Away...... Gordon/Allen University of Central Arkansas Mark Hughes, trumpet Satiric Dances ...... Dello Wind Ensemble October 10, 2001 Marche des Parachutistes Belges . Leemans/Wiley Ricky Brooks, conductor First Suite ...... Holst David ...... Melillo February 7, 2002 And Can It Be?...... Gillingham Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Sonata for Trumpet ...... Kennan University of Alabama at Birmingham If Thou Be Near ...... Bach/Moehlmann Little Threepenny Music...... Weill Wind Ensemble Children’s March ...... Grainger Symphony No. 3 ...... Giannini Martin C. Reynolds, conductor Quiet City ...... Copland February 21, 2002 Factions ...... Glassock Emory University Wind Ensemble Summon the Heroes...... Williams UCA Percussion Ensemble Scott A. Stewart, conductor Scenes from the Louvre ...... Dello Joio An American in Paris...... Gershwin December 6, 2001 In the Bleak Midwinter ...... Smith Roman Carnival Overture...... Berlioz/Safraneck Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Adagio para Orquestra de Viento ..... Rodrigo Three Dance Episodes ...... Bernstein/Krance Chorale and Shaker Dance II...... Zdechlik University of Central Arkansas The Solitary Dancer ...... Benson Apocalyptic Dreams ...... Gillingham Symphonic Band Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Circus Days ...... Piersol February 20, 2002 Louis Young, conductor Mercer University Wind Ensemble The Marriage of Figaro...... Mozart/Slocum Douglas Hill, conductor First Suite ...... Holst November 2, 2001 Themes from Green Bushes...... Grainger/Daehn Scossa Electtricia ...... Puccini/Yates Flourish for Wind Band ...... Vaughn Williams An American Elegy...... Ticheli Marche Militare Franciase ....Saint-Saens/Hinsley Bartok Centennial Suite ...... Suchoff Americans We ...... Fillmore Fantasia and Fugue ...... Pachelbel/Cramer Octet ...... Gouvy The View From the Mountaintop ...... Mahr French Impressions ...... Woolfenden 10 - PROGRAMS University of Georgia Wind Symphony University of Georgia INDIANA H. Dwight Satterwhite, Allen C. Crowell, John Monday/Wednesday Concert Band N. Culvahouse, F. David Romines, Brett Christine Kraemer, graduate conducting assoc. Taylor University Band Bawcum, Timothy J. Smith, conductors Todd Wilson, graduate assistant Albert Harrison, conductor October 8, 2001 February 25, 2002 November 14, 2001 Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Americans We ...... Fillmore The Star Spangled Banner ..... Sousa/Damrosch Third Suite...... Jager Slava!...... Bernstein Quiet City ...... Copland On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss .....Holsinger An Original Suite ...... Jacob Eternal Father Strong To Save ...... Smith Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams The Lord of the Rings (I)...... de Meij Solid Men To The Front...... Sousa Esprit De Corps...... Jager University of Georgia Ball State University Concert Band Semper Fidelis ...... Sousa Tuesday/Thursday Concert Band Bart Roberts and David Lincicome, Armed Forces Salute...... Knox Scott R. Corley and Michael Knight, conductors American Salute...... Gould graduate conducting associates February 28, 2002 The Rifle Regiment...... Sousa February 25, 2002 Hill Country Flourishes ...... Barton Duty, Honor, Country ...... Walters Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams In Praise of Gentle Pioneers ...... Holsinger The Invincible Eagle ...... Sousa Boys of the Old Brigade ..... Chambers/Smith The Darkness is Always Soft...... Fraley God Bless America ...... Berlin/Leidzen Daydream ...... Mahr Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa America, The Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon The Music Makers ...... Reed America the Beautiful...... Dragon/Ward The Liberty Bell...... Sousa God Bless The USA...... Greenwood/Smith University of Georgia Ball State University Symphony Bandc The Stars And Stripes Forever...... Sousa Wind Symphony and Symphony Band Christian Zembower, conductor H. Dwight Satterwhite, F. David Romines, February 28, 2002 University of Georgia Symphony Band Brett Bawcum, conductors Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams F. David Romines & John N. Culvahouse, Joseph Schwantner, composer-in-residence Music for Band ...... Levin conductors February 27, 2002 Incantation and Dance ...... Chance November 27, 2001 From a Dark Millennium ...... Schwantner Conversations with the Night ...... Boysen Tunbridge Fair...... Piston ...and the mountains rising nowhere ... Schwantner Escape from Plato’s Cave ...... Melillo Australian Up-Country Tune ...... Grainger In evening’s stillness...... Schwantner Symphony for Band ...... Bilik Ball State University Wind Ensemble The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa ILLINOIS Joseph Scagnoli, conductor Pagan Dances ...... Barnes March 1, 2002 Vanity Fair ...... Fletcher “Beneficence” Concert March...... Fraley Eastern Illinois University Wind Ensemble Nocturne ...... Nixon University of Georgia Wind Symphony Lawrence Stoffel, conductor Danceries...... Hesketh H. Dwight Satterwhite, John N. September 30, 2001 Morceau Symphonique ...... Guilmant Culvahouse, Brett Bawcum, conductors Overture for Band ...... Mendelssohn Blue Bells of Scotland ...... Pryor/Pearson Thomas Lee, guest conductor Sursum Corda...... Elgar John Seidel, soloist D. Ray McClellan, clarinet A Slavic Farewell...... Agapkin Stewball...... Kubik January 18, 2002 Prelude and Fugue in G Minor .Bach/Moehlmann Divertimento for Band ...... Hearshen Short Ride In A Fast Machine.....Adams/Odom Pineapple Poll Suite ...... Mackerras/Duthoit Red Cape Tango ...... Daugherty/Spede and the mountains rising nowhere...... Schwantner Eastern Illinois University Wind Ensemble IOWA Introduction, Theme and Variations...... Lawrence Stoffel and Clay Dugger, conductors ...... Rossini/Hermann February 24, 2002 Overture to Candide...... Bernstein/Beeler Northwestern College Symphonic Band Adagio for Wind Orchestra...... Rodrigo Timothy McGarvey, conductor Colas Breugnon Overture ...... Kabalevsky Three Chorale Preludes...... Latham Mars...... Holst November 9, 2001 Konigsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett University of Georgia Symphonic Band Overture to The Royal Fireworks...... Handel Three Dance Episodes ...... Bernstein/Stith Down A Country Lane ...... Copland Brett Bawcum, conductor Symphony for Band ...... Persichetti Laura Moates, graduate conducting assoc. Southern Illinois University Canzona ...... Mennin February 18, 2002 Colonial Song...... Grainger Athletic Festival March .... Prokofieff/Goldman Wind Ensemble Michael Hanes, conductor And Can It Be?...... Gillingham Incidental Suite ...... Smith Awayday...... Gorb Canterbury Chorale ...... Van der Roost Thomas Bough, guest conductor Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Erikson October 22, 2001 Easter Monday on the White House Lawn ..Sousa Northwestern College Symphonic Band Divertimento ...... Husa/Boyd Timothy McGarvey, conductor University of Georgia Symphony Band February 15, 2002 F. David Romines, conductor Cuban Overture ...... Gershwin/Rogers Theater Music ...... Sparke An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Michael Knight, graduate conducting assoc. Second Suite...... Holst Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Finale from Symphony No.1 ...... Kalinnikov Yankee Doodlin’ ...... Parker Country Band March ...... Ives From A Dark Millennium ...... Schwantner Concertino for Flute and Wind Ensemble ...... The Little English Girl...... Delle Cese ...... Gates Libestod...... Wagner/Bainum The Hound of Heaven...... Syler Country Gardens ...... Grainger First Suite for Band...... Reed PROGRAMS - 11 St. Ambrose University Symphonic Band University of Kentucky Wind Ensemble LOUISIANA Andrew Mast, conductor Richard Clary, conductor Fanfare Prelude on God of Our Fathers... Curnow November 28, 2001 Loiusiana State University Wind Ensemble Ambrosian Hymn Variants ...... White Smetana Fanfare...... Husa Frank B. Wickes, conductor On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger Variants on a Medieval Tune ...... Dello Joio Frank Felice, conducting intern Memories of The North ...... Randolph The Wild Rumpus ...... Beck February 15, 2001 **premiere** Suite Française ...... Poulenc Concerto for 23 Winds...... Hartley Symphony for Band (II)...... Persichetti Music for Prague 1968...... Husa Ceremonial ...... Rands Laude ...... Hanson Bacchanale ...... Rudin Angel Band ...... Hartley Western Kentucky University Wind Ensemble Internal Combustion ...... Gillingham John C. Carmichael and Ken Haddix, Tiger Rag-Nanimous...... Giroux conductors KANSAS April 24, 2001 Loiusiana State University Awayday...... Gorb Symphonic Band and Symphonic Winds Friends University Band Symphony No. 1 ...... Stanhope Roy M. King and Linda R. Moorhouse, John W. Taylor, conductor Inglesina ...... Delle Cese conductors February 14, 2002 Concerto for Clarinet ...... Mozart February 20, 2001 E Pluribus Unum...... Jewell/Paynter J’ai été au bal ...... Grantham Symphonic Band Ballad for Peace ...... Erickson Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Fanfare of Waukasha Hill ...... Sakai Yankee Doodlin’ ...... Parker Profanation ...... Bernstein Country Wildflowers...... Daehn To Tame the Perilous Skies...... Holsinger Persis ...... Hosay Testimonials to Liberty ...... Ployhar Western Kentucky University Symphonic Band Konigsmarsch...... Strauss America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon John C. Carmichael, conductor Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Brian Bowman, guest soloist Symphonic Winds October 9, 2001 Dance I ...... Shostakovich KENTUCKY The Star Spangled Banner ...... Key/Zaninelli Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti Second Suite...... Holst Campbellsville University Concert Band Children’s March ...... Grainger Festival Variations...... Smith David M. McCullough, conductor Fantaisie Original...... Picchi/Mantia Jennifer Tinnell, assistant conductor Serenade from The Student Prince..... Romberg Loiusiana State University Symphonic Band March 5, 2002 Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Roy M. King, conductor On This Day Earth Shall Ring....Holst/Smith Be Thou My Vision...... Gillingham Frank Felice, conducting intern The Earle of Oxford’s March...... Jacob Emblems...... Copland April 19, 2001 Third Suite...... Jager The Melody Shop...... King Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa Gandalf ...... de Meij Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo ...... Arnold Second Suite in F ...... Holst Western Kentucky University Symphonic Band Australian Up-Country Tune ...... Grainger Big Band Signatures ...... Higgins John C. Carmichael, conductor Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Ticheli December 4, 2001 Folk Song Suite...... Vaugham Williams Eastern Kentucky University Symphonic Band Resonances I ...... Nelson Embraceable You ...... Gershwin Joseph Allison, conductor Moorside March...... Holst/Jacob Africa: Ceremony, Song and Ritual .....Smith February 23, 2001 Voodoo ...... Bukvich Celebration ...... Gregson Les Preludes ...... Liszt/Hindsley Loiusiana State University Wind Ensemble Mass ...... Reed Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Frank B. Wickes, conductor Mutanza ...... James Curnow Yankee Doodle Fantasie Humoresque...... April 24, 2001 ...... Reeves/Brion Serenade in D Minor...... Dvorak Eastern Kentucky University Symphonic Band Flag of Stars ...... Jacob Trumpet Concerto ...... Hummel Joseph Allison, conductor Passo a sei ...... Rossini/Dunnigan Rex Richardson, trumpet April 11, 2001 Scintilla ...... Hayden Pagan Dances ...... Barnes Western Kentucky University The Alcotts ...... Ives La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Lads of Wamphray March ...... Grainger American Overture...... Jenkins Jeffrey Steiner and John Carmichael, Sussex Mummer’s Christmas Carol...... Grainger Lassus Trombone ...... Fillmore conductors March 10, 2002 Loiusiana State University Symphonic Winds University of Kentucky Concert Band Concert Band Linda R. Moorhouse, conductor Richard Clary and George Boulden, Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Frank Felice, conducting intern conductors When Jesus Wept ...... Schuman April 26, 2001 Allison Weitkamp, graduate conductor Chester Overture ...... Schuman Fugue a la Gigue ...... Bach/Holst November 20, 2001 Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance An American Elegy...... Ticheli Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo....Arnold/Paynter Noble Men...... Fillmore Overture to The School for Scandal...... October ...... Whitacre Wind Ensemble ...... Barber/Hudson Marche Lorraine...... Ganne Fanfare for a Festive Day ...... Cichy La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Symphonic Songs for Band ...... Bennett Carnival of Venice...... Arban After a Gentle Rain ...... Iannaccone First Essay ...... Barber/Levy Masahito Kuroda, euphonium Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed Flute Concerto #2...... Hidas Foshay Tower March ...... Sousa Red Rock...... Kallstrom Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams Circus Ring ...... Hart 12 - PROGRAMS Loiusiana State University Wind Ensemble MIT Wind Ensemble MISSISSIPPI Frank B. Wickes, conductor Frederick Harris, Jr., conductor September 25, 2001 November 30, 2001 Mississippi State University Chamber Winds Star Spangled Banner...... Key March No. 1 in F...... Beethoven Rod M.Chesnutt, conductor Olympic Fireworks ...... Stanhope Geschwindmarsch ...... Hindemith November 20, 2001 Overture in F ...... Jadin Ballad ...... Gould Octet in F Major...... Haydn Symphony No. 3 ...... Welcher Overture for Winds ...... Mendelssohn Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Ghost Train...... Whitacre Coyote’s Dinner ...... Shadle Five Pieces for Winds ...... Beethoven Symphonic Songs for Band ...... Bennett **world premiere** Suite from “The Nose” ...... Shostakovich Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Scherzo alla Marcia ...... Vaughan Williams America, the Beautiful...... Ward MIT Wind Ensemble Frederick Harris, Jr., conductor Mississippi State University Wind Ensemble Loiusiana State University Wind Ensemble March 16, 2002 Rod M. Chesnutt, conductor Frank B. Wickes, conductor William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob Mark Camphouse, Marguerite Wilder, October 30, 2001 Drill ...... Ziporyn Richard Greenwood, Frank Ticheli, Funeral Marche ...... Grieg Evan Ziporyn, bass clarinet soloist guest conductors Divertimento ...... Persichetti New York Counterpoint ...... Reich January 25, 2002 Cantus Laetus...... Gillingham Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Doon..... Grainger Olympica ...... van der Roost Shadowcatcher ...... Ewazen First Suite ...... Holst Three London Miniatures ...... Camphouse Myaku...... Dzubay Serenade, Opus 22 ...... Bourgouis Symphonie Fantastique (V) ...... Berlioz Be Thou my Vision ...... Gillingham MICHIGAN Postcard ...... Ticheli Louisiana Tech University Wind Ensemble Cave of the Winds...... Peck Jim Robken, conductor Calvin College Band February 1, 2002 Derald De Young, conductor Homage to Perotin ...... Nelson November 10, 2001 MISSOURI Ave Maria ...... Biebl Symphony No. 3 ...... Giannini Sun Over the Massanutten ...... Alexander Canzona ...... Mennin St. Louis Community College at Meramec Fantasia in G Major ...... Bach English Waltz ...... Grainger Symphonic Band Equus...... Whitacre The Sinfonians ...... Williams Ronald E. Stilwell, conductor American Hymn...... Schuman December 2, 2001 Evensong ...... Gyrc Brighton Beach ...... Latham MASSACHUSSETTS Pamela Smitter Baker, trumpet Merry Mount Suite...... Hanson New Dance ...... Reigger The Last Spring...... Grieg Salem State College Concert Band Introduction, Theme & Variations ..... Rossini Gregg Thaller, conductor Hope College Wind Symphony Robert Baumann, clarinet soloist November 6, 2001 Steven Ward, conductor Trittico ...... Nelhybel Symphonic Suite ...... Williams Sarah McKoin, guest conductor Burletta ...... Chance The Vacant Chair...... Root/Hettinga March 1, 2002 Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams Serenade, Op. 44 ...... Dvorak Variations on a Korean Folk Song.... Chance Satan’s Dance of Triumph ...... MONTANA The Thunderer ...... Sousa ...... Vaughan Williams/Ward Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger University of Montana Salem State College Concert Band Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Gregg Thaller, conductor Music for Prague, 1968...... Husa Steve Bolstad, conductor December 11, 2001 October 30, 2001 Hebraic Rhapsody...... Jager Wayne State University Wind Symphony Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Giles Farnaby Suite...... Jacob Douglas Bianchi, conductor October ...... Whitacre On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger February 27, 2002 Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Introit...... Dorff The Sinfonians ...... Williams Peter Haberman, conductor Sussex Mummers’ Christmas Carol...... Grainger A Solemn Music...... Thomson J’ae ´t´au bal...... Grantham Troika ...... Prokofieff/Walters Shepherds Hey ...... Grainger Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Ticheli They are There ...... Ives/inclair Carmina Burana ...... Orff/Krance MIT Wind Ensemble Gloriosa ...... Ito Frederick Harris, Jr., conductor University of Montana May 5, 2001 Concert Band & Symphonic Wind Ensemble Postcard ...... Ticheli MINNESOTA Peter Haberman & Steve Bolstad, conductors When Jesus Wept ...... Schuman December 12, 2001 Octet ...... Stravinsky St. Cloud State University Wind Ensemble Concert Band Ebony Concerto ...... Stravinsky G. Mancho Gonzalez, interim conductor King Cotton March ...... Sousa Dream Dancer ...... Colgrass November 4, 2001 First Suite ...... Holst Sinfonietta ...... Dahl On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger Persistence of Time ...... Colonna Inglisina...... Delle Cese Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Little Threepenny Music...... Weill Pas Redoublé...... Saint-Saëns/Frackenpohl March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Hindemith Early Light ...... Bremer Desi ...... Daugherty George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold The Leaves Are Falling...... Benson Foshay Tower March ...... Sousa Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa PROGRAMS - 13 Montana State University NEW JERSEY NORTH CAROLINA Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra Jonathan Good, conductor The College of New Jersey Wind Ensemble December 13, 2001 Appalachian State University William H. Silvester, conductor Symphonic Band Symphonic Band Aprill 22, 2001 Corcoran Cadets...... Sousa Scott C. Tobias, conductor Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams When the Stars Began to Fall ...... Allen February 20, 2002 Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Festivo ...... Gregson Bugler’s Holiday ...... Anderson Wind Orchestra Resting in the Peace of His Hands .....Gibson Dance of the New World...... Wilson Suite in F ...... Holst Cartoon ...... Hart Aue! ...... Marshall The Gum-Suckers March.....Grainger/Rogers The College of New Jersey Concert Band New World Dances ...... Ellerby Rejoicing ...... Reed George Balog, conductor Concerto for Percussion...... Husa April 22, 2001 Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky Chowan College Band Bravura ...... Duble/Thurston Dave Shaw, conductor Chester...... Schuman November 4, 2001 NEBRASKA Maple Leaf Rag...... Joplin/Marciniak Coat of Arms ...... Kenny Symphonic Overture ...... Carter Ginger Marmalade ...... Benson Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Old Scottish Melody ...... Wiley Hastings College Band Jeux d’Enfants...... Bizet/Brand Country Dance ...... Ticheli Dan Schmidt, conductor 2nd American Folk Rhapsody ...... Grundman Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Debra McKim, saxophone Songs from Somerset ...... Vaughan Williams March 17, 2002 Pennywhistle Jig ...... Moss and Make a Joyous Sound ...... Cichy NEW YORK Rakes of Mallow ...... Anderson Divertimento ...... Husa Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Fordham University Chowan College Band Song and Dance ...... Carvalho Wind Ensemble and Concert Band David Shaw, conductor Song...... Bolcomb Barry Robert White, conductors March 3, 2002 Endpiece ...... Stanhope November 30, 2001 Voluntary on Old Hundreth .....Purcell/Curnow Postlude in F...... Ives/Singleton Wind Ensemble First Suite ...... Holst Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger A Trumpeter’s Lullaby...... Anderson/Lang The University of Nebraska at Omaha Irish Tune from Country Derry...... Grainger Nimrod ...... Elgar/Reed Symphonic Wind Ensemble Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Summer Dances ...... Balmages James R. Saker, conductor First Suite ...... Holst An American Elegy...... Ticheli October 28, 2001 Concert Band March from “1941”...... Williams/Lavender Windstream ...... Stanichar Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew...... Curnow **world premiere** From The Divine Comedy ...... Smith University of North Carolina Greensboro And Can It Be?...... Gillingham River of Life...... Reineke Wind Ensemble Armenian Dances (Part II)...... Reed America, The Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon John R. Locke, conductor The Fordham Ram March...... Coveney David Kishand Richard Edwards, The University of Nebraska at Omaha guest conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble Nazareth College of Rochester Concert Band February 22, 2002 James R. Saker, conductor Mary C. Carlson, conductor Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!! ...... Hultgren November 29, 2001 November 9, 2001 Culloden ...... Giroux Windstream ...... Stanichar Overture for Winds ...... Carter Gloriosa ...... Ito Spirit of Soro...... MacTaggart Salvation is Created....Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht OK Feel Good ...... Newman Legacy ...... MacTggart Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Slocum **world premiere** Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Fantasie Humoresque on Yankee Doodle...... A Fireside Christmas...... Nestico March of the Belgian Parachutists...Leemans ...... Reeves Jubilation ...... MacTaggart Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams The Battle of Shiloh...... Barnhouse Broadway Showstoppers ...... Barker The University of Nebraska at Omaha University of North Carolina Greensboro Symphonic Wind Ensemble Plattsburgh State University of New York Symphonic Band James R. Saker, conductor Symphonic Band David Kish, conductor Richard G. Mayne and Stephen Peterson, Daniel Gordon, conductor February 26, 2002 guest conductors November 16, 2001 Noisy Wheels of Joy ...... Whitacre January 26, 2002 “In Memoriam˜September 11, 2001” William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob American Fanfare...... Wasson Symphony #1 ...... Bukvich Song for Band ...... Bolcom Nabucco...... Verdi/Singleton Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night...... George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Lagan Love ...... Zainelli ...... Del Borgo American Overture for Band ...... Jenkins Bastion of Freedom...... Davis Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Heart Songs ...... Maslanka An American Elegy...... Ticheli Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Adagio from Clarinet Concerto ...... Mozart Portals...... Wirth/Gordon 14 - PROGRAMS University of North Carolina Greensboro OKLAHOMA Oregon State University University Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Richard Edwards, conductor David Hoffman, conductor March 5, 2002 Oklahoma Christian University November 29, 2001 Royal Canadian Sketches ...... Ford Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Tempered Steel...... Young Pageant ...... Persichetti John M. Fletcher, conductor Carmina Burana ...... Orff/Wanek Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon ..... Grainger November 13, 2001 October ...... Whitacre Second Suite...... Holst Wind Ensemble Illyrian Dances ...... Woolfenden An American Elegy...... Ticheli Navigation Inn ...... Sparke Divertimento for Brass and Percussion.....Husa As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn Celebration Fanfare...... Tower/Stamp Patrick Johnson, conductor Fantasy On American Sailing Songs....Grundman Adagio-Tarantella ...... Cavallini/Waln Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn....Dello Joio Scherzo Alla Marcia...... Vaughan Williams Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb Postcard ...... Ticheli NORTH DAKOTA Symphonic Band Pacific University Wind Ensemble Liberty Fanfare...... Williams/Curnow Michael Burch-Pesses, conductor Blue Lake Overture...... Chance University of North Dakota University Band December 4, 2001 Spiritual ...... Gillis Olympic Fanfare & Theme ...... Williams James Popejoy, conductor January February March ...... Gillis October 11, 2001 Pacific Commemoration ...... Camphouse A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Traumerei ...... Schumann/Longfield Oklahoma Christian University Lassus Trombone ...... Fillmore Prelude and Fugue in Bb Major Bach/Moehlmann Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band In The Forest of the King...... LaPlante Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson John M. Fletcher, conductor Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew...... Curnow National Emblem ...... Bagley March 3, 2002 Wind Ensemble University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble Pacific University Wind Ensemble Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Michael Burch-Pesses, conductor James Popejoy, conductor Petite Symphonie ...... Gounod North Dakota Music Educators April 20, 2002 American Faces...... Holsinger American Overture...... Jenkins Association Conference Pineapple Poll Suite ...... Sullivan/Mackerras October 18, 2001 Serenade, Op. 22 ...... Bourgeois Symphonic Band Concerto for Euphonium ...... Brubaker Canzona ...... Mennin March Virtuoso ...... Donatelli/Revelli October ...... Whitacre James Alderson, euphonium A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Danceries...... Hesketh Tuba Tiger Rag...... Decosta/Henderson Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite ...... King Dr. Joan Paddock, guest conductor An American Elegy...... Ticheli Oklahoma City University Vesuvius ...... Ticheli University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble Wind Philharmonic James Popejoy, conductor Matthew Mailman, conductor December 3, 2001 March 1, 2002 PENNSYLVANIA Festivo ...... Gregson Suite in B-flat...... Strauss Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed Concerto in F minor ...... Vaughan Williams Penn State-Erie Behrend Concert Band Colours ...... Cichy David Beasley, tuba Fandango ...... Perkins/Werle Gary A. Viebranz, conductor Colonial Song...... Grainger/Rogers November 29, 2001 Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger/Rogers The Cowboys ...... Williams/Curnow OHIO Medieval Suite ...... Nelson Oklahoma City University Fantasie en Rose ...... Daniel Barnard Wind Philharmonic The College of Wooster Symphonic Band **world premiere** Matthew Mailman, conductor Prelude from Jack in the Box ....Satie/deMeij Nancy Ditmer, conductor April 30, 2002 Ned Brooks, associate conductor Pièce Froid ...... Satie/Viebranz Children’s Overture...... Bozza Finale from Suite Provencale ..van der Roost March 3, 2002 Fantasia in G major...Bach/Goldman & Leist America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Agnus Dei from Requiem.....Fauré/Friedman Blessed Are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Hail to the Spirit of Liberty ...... Sousa Concerto ...... Hummel/Corley Hymn of Praise ...... Bruckner/Gordon Jane Rackley, trumpet Trauersinfonie ...... Wagner/Leidzen Penn State-Erie Behrend Concert Band First Suite ...... Holst Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Gary A. Viebranz, conductor Cartoon ...... Hart February 28, 2002 The Carnival of Venice ....Briccialdi/Coppola OREGON Florentiner March ...... Fucik Caroline Davis, flute Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Second Suite...... Holst Colonial Airs and Dances ...... Jager Linfield College-Community Band Ballet Sacra ...... Holsinger Joan Haaland Paddock, conductor November 11, 2001 Columbus State Community College Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Concert Band Reflections on “Wondrous Love”...... Spears Thomas Lloyd, conductor Walking Frog...... King November 27, 2001 Just for Fun...... Herbert Major General U.S. Grant’s Grand March ..... Bride of the Waves...... Clarke ...... Gungl/Smith Teddy Trombone ...... Fillmore Darling Nellie Gray ...... Hanby/Lake On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger Stephen Foster Melodies...... Guzman Gershwin! ...... Barker Village Festival ...... Foster/LaBauve Civil War Suite ...... Walters PROGRAMS - 15 TENNESSEE TEXAS Texas A&M University Campus Band Paul L. Sikes, conductor October 9, 2001 Baylor Wind Ensemble Lee University Wind Ensemble Flourish for Wind Band ...... Vaughn Williams February 5, 2002 David R. Holsinger, conductor Early Light ...... Bremer Timothy Reynish, conductor October 15, 2001 The Drunken Sailor...... Hull Laudibus in Sanctis...... Wilby Folk Dances...... Shostakovitch/Reynolds Two Grainger Melodies ..... Grainger/Krienes Samurai ...... Clarke Machine ...... Bolcom Symphonic Songs (III)...... Bennett Bright Spirit...... Bingham With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn The Belle of Chicago ...... Sousa Ghost Train...... Whitacre **world premiere** Masque ...... Hesketh The Klaxon...... Fillmore Texas A&M University Campus Band Symphony No. 1 ...... Gorb Danza Final ...... Ginastera/John Paul L. Sikes, conductor Gallimaufry ...... Woolfenden Four Dances from West Side Story...... December 2, 2001 ...... Bernstein/Polster Emblem of Unity...... Richards Trinity University Symphonic Wind Ensemble The Free Lance March...... Sousa With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn James Worman, conductor Liturgical Dances ...... Holsinger William Byrd Suite (1,4,6) ...... Jacob Winter Tour Program Barnum & Bailey’s Favorite...... King The Water is Wide ...... Zaninelli February 27 - March 2, 2002 Rhapsody...... Toyama Variations on America ...... Ives/Schuman Lee University Wind Ensemble Alleluia Laudamus Te ...... Alfred Reed David R. Holsinger, conductor October ...... Whitacre Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb December 3, 2001 Texas A&M University Campus Band Quartet for Four Saxophones...... Glazounov Canzona ...... Mennin Paul L. Sikes, conductor Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Sabre and Spurs...... Sousa March 5, 2002 Old American Country Set .....Cowell/Worman Prelude and Rondo...... Holsinger March of the Belgian Paratroopers ...... Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Freund Children’s March ...... Grainger/Rogers ...... Leemans/Bourgeois Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copeland Walls of Zion...... Greg Danner Texas A&M University Symphonic Band Folk Song Suite...... Vaughn Williams Merry Music...... Frigyas Hidas Timothy Rhea, conductor Florentiner March ...... Fucik Fantasia ...... Vittorio Giannini October 5, 2001 Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Allegro Barbaro ...... Bartok/Wallace The Klaxon, March ...... Fillmore National Emblem ...... Bagley Liberty Bell ...... John P. Sousa Overture to Candide...... Bernstein/Grundman Aria on a Chaconne...... Martinson Lee University Wind Ensemble Trinity University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Ghost Train...... Whitacre David R. Holsinger, Conductor James Worman, conductor First Suite ...... Holst April 15, 2002 October 19, 2001 Emblem of Freedom ...... King Galop from First Suite ...... eed Early Light ...... Bremer Peterloo ...... Arnold/Sudduth After a Gentle Rain ...... Iannaccone October ...... Whitacre The White Rose...... Sousa Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb Texas A&M University Symphonic Band Variations on a Korean Folksong ...... Chance Tears ...... Maslanka Timothy Rhea, conductor Washington Post March ...... Sousa Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Freund Chester...... Schuman December 2, 2001 Fanfare to La Peri ...... Dukas A Child’s Embrace ...... Young Trinity University Sinfonia Procession of Nobles..Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidzen In the Spring ... When Kings Go Off to War ...... James Worman, conductor Come, Sweet Death...... Bach/Reed ...... Holsinger November 16, 2001 Be Thou My Vision...... Gillingham Whip & Spur Galop ...... Allen/Cramer Fanfare la Peri ...... Dukas Eagle Squadron ...... Alford Petite Symphonie ...... Gounod Symphony No. 4 ...... Maslanka University of Tennessee at Martin Are You Experienced? ...... Lang Symphonic Band Five from Facad ...... Walton Texas A&M University Concert Band Gregg Gausline, conductor Notturno ...... Mendelssohn/Garofalo December 3, 2001 Timothy Rhea and Paul L. Sikes, conductors October 5, 2001 Intercollegiate March...... Ives University of Texas at Austin Wind Ensemble Zacatecas ...... Codina Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Pastime ...... Stamp Crystals...... Duffy October 3, 2001 Miss Trombone ...... Fillmore Yorkshire Ballad ...... Barnes Profanation ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto Sarabande & Polka...... Arnold/Paynter Chester...... Schuman Salvation is Created..... Tschesnokoff/Housknecht Symphony No. 1, Finale....Kalinnikov/Bainum Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C...... Bach/Paynter Pictures at an Exhibition .... Mussorgsky/Hindsley Texas A&M University Concert Band Timothy Rhea and Paul L. Sikes, conductors University of Texas at Austin Symphony Band December 2, 2001 Kevin L. Sedatole, conductor Bombasto, March...... Farrar Barry N. Kraus, guest conductor Salvonic Dances...... Dvorak/Curnow October 10, 2001 A Passing Fantasy ...... Tull Pastime ...... Stamp Illyrian Dances ...... Woolfenden Lagan Love ...... Zaninelli Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just . Bach/Croft Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Slocum Dream of Oenghus ...... Rudin Song Without Words ...... Welcher 16 - PROGRAMS

University of Texas at Austin Chamber Winds University of Texas at Austin Wind Ensemble University of Washington Wind Ensemble, Scott S. Hanna and Kyle Prescott, conductors Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Concert Band, and Symphonic Band October 17, 2001 Timothy Reynish, guest conductor Tim Salzman, David Waltman, and Sonata pian’e forte ...... Gabrieli December 5, 2001 J. Bradley McDavid, conductors Intégrales ...... Varèse Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson March 12, 2002 Harmonie in F ...... Krommer Samurai ...... Clarke Wind Ensemble Second Suite...... Holst Folksongs for Band Suite #3 ...... Stanhope University of Texas at Austin Concert Band Millennium Canons...... Puts/Spede Concerto for Trombone...... Bourgeois Christopher Bianco, Kyle Prescott, **world premiere** Don Immel, trombone Kraig Williams, conductors Percussion Concerto ...... Schwantner Endpiece ...... Stanhope October 24, 2001 Thomas Burritt, percussion Piece for Electric Bass, Vibraphone & Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Wind Ensemble ...... Collier/Dean Inglesina ...... Delle Cese University of Texas at Austin Wind Ensemble Tom Collier, vibraphone Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Concert Band Three London Miniatures ...... Camphouse Fred Junkin, guest conductor Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio Eddie Daniels, clarinet The Little Ripper...... Stanhope Farewell to a Slavonic Woman ...... Agapkin February 21, 2002 Symphonic Band La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed TMEA Clinic/Convention Emperata Overture ...... Smith Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Chorale Prelude in E minor ...... Reed University of Texas at Austin Wind Ensemble Marche Joyeuse...... Chabrier/Junkin Grand Fanfare ...... Stanhope Jerry F. Junkin, conductor “Tarantella” from Symphony No. 1...... John Corigliano, guest composer ...... Corigliano/Gershman October 31, 2001 Paganini in Metropolis...... Proto WISCONSIN DC Fanfare ...... Corigliano/Spede **world premiere** October ...... Whitacre Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger University of Wisconsin “Tarantella” from Symphony No. 1...... Millenium Canons...... Puts/Spede Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Corigliano/Gershman Glenn C. Hayes, conductor First Suite ...... Holst January Irwin, student conductor Scenes Revisited ...... Reynolds UTAH Benjamin Whitcomb, violoncello soloist November 18, 2001 University of Texas at Austin Symphony Band College of Eastern Utah Wind Symphony Orient et Occident ...... Saint-Saens Kevin L. Sedatole, conductor Gregory Benson, conductor Concerto ...... Ibert Christopher Bianco, guest conductor October 27, 2001 Impressions of Japan...... Barnes Cameron L. Crotts, trumpet soloist Flourish for Glorious John...Vaughan Williams Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud William P. Mann, trombone soloist A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Oiseaux Exotiques ...... Messaien November 28, 2001 Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo ...... Arnold Polka and Fugue...... Weinberger/Bainum Smetana Fanfare...... Husa The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa Colonial Song...... Grainger University of Wisconsin Concerto for Double Bass...... Young Symphonic Wind Ensemble Fandango ...... Turrin WASHINGTON Glenn C. Hayes, conductor Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith David R. Gillingham, visiting composer March 3, 2002 Gonzaga University Wind Ensemble Salvation is Created....Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht University of Texas at Austin Concert Band Robert Spittal, conductor Lamb of God ...... Gillingham Christopher Bianco, Kyle Prescott, November 8, 2001 Urban Requiem ...... Colgrass Kraig Williams, conductors Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland November 29, 2001 Canzon Septimi Toni No. 2 ...... Gabrieli University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Corde Natus Ex Parentis...... Berry Wind Symphony Ave Verum Corpus ...... Mozart **world premiere** Richard Mark Heidel, conductor The Slavonic Dances ...... Dvorak/Curnow Overture: Michael Kohlhaas...... Harbison March 10, 2002 Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams Al Fresco ...... Husa Summon the Heroes...... Williams His Honor ...... Fillmore Fanfare 2000 ...... Spittal Profanation ...... Bernstein Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Dancing Day ...... Berry A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Symphony in Brass ...... Ewazen Cleopatra Polka ...... Damare University of Texas at Austin Chamber Winds Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed Scott S. Hanna, conductor Concertino ...... Gillingham Ghost Train...... Whitacre December 2, 2001 Gonzaga University Wind Ensemble Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral..... Wagner Fanfare for Bima ...... Bernstein Robert Spittal, conductor Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Overture for Winds ...... Catel March 7, 2002 Angels for Muted Brass ...... Ruggles Lauds ...... Nelson Drei Equale...... Beethoven Der Traum des Oengus ...... Rudin Sinfonietta ...... Raff Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Folk Dances...... Shostakovich PROGRAMS - 17

University of Wisconsin Eau Claire University of Wisconsin Millwaukee Symphony Band Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble Rodney B. Hudson, conductor Richard Lundahl and Thomas Dvorak, March 10, 2002 conductors CBDNA Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen October 12, 2001 Declaration of Principles Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Symphony Band Concerto No. 1 ...... Strauss To The Muses!...... Godfrey Andrew Parks, French horn Venetian Spells...... Ellerby e affirm our faith in and our Chicago Tribune March ...... Chambers Dance of the New World...... Wilson devotion to the College Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Wind Ensemble W Perpetuum Mobile...... Strauss Cloudsplitter Fanfare ...... Stamp Band, which, as a serious and Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed Variations for Wind Band ....Vaughan Williams distinctive medium of musical Bum’s Rush ...... Grantham University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Wind expression, may be of vital Symphony University of Wisconsin Millwaukee service and importance to its Richard Mark Heidel, conductor University Band members, its institution, and its December 2, 2001 Richard Lundahl, Michelle Blanchet, Early Light ...... Bremer Molly Walsh, Christopher Werner, art. Clarinet Concerto ...... Cunningham conductors Richard Fletcher, clarinet October 19, 2001 o its members the College **world premiere** Centennial Celebration Overture ...... Barnes Band, through exemplary Liturgical Dances ...... Holsinger Estampie ...... McBeth T Valdres...... Hanssen In a Gentle Rain ...... Smith practices in organization, train- Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Havendance ...... Holsinger ing, and presentation, should Elegy for Symphonic Band...... Lunde endeavor to provide effective The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa University of Wisconsin Millwaukee Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble experiences in musical education, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Richard Lundahl and Thomas Dvorak, in music culture, in musical Symphony Band conductors recreation and in general citizen- Rodney B. Hudson, conductor December 1, 2001 December 2, 2001 Symphony Band ship. Folk Dances...... Shostakovich Equus...... Whitacre An American Elegy...... Ticheli Blithe Bells...... Bach/Grainger o its institution the College Symphony No. 1 ...... de Meij Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold Wind Ensemble TBand should offer adequate A Slavic Farewell...... Agapkin Children’s Overture...... Bozza concerts and performances at Slava!...... Bernstein Song Book for Flute ...... Maslanka appropriate functions and cer- Gloriosa ...... Ito University of Wisconsin Eau Claire emonies, in the interest of music Wind Symphony University of Wisconsin Millwaukee culture and entertainment, and Richard Mark Heidel, conductor University Band for the enhancement of institu- October 26, 2001 Richard Lundahl, Michelle Blanchet, Wisconsin State Music Conference Molly Walsh, Christopher Werner, tional spirit and character. March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... conductors ...... Hindemith December 2, 2001 o music as an art and a October ...... Whitacre They Stood at the Edge of the Sky ..... Barrett profession the College Band Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Symphonic Prelude ...... Reed T Concertino for Three Brass and Band ..Werle Night Dances...... Yurko should bring increasing artistry, Peterloo Overture ...... Arnold Liturgical Music for Band ...... Mailman understanding, dignity, and In Storm and Sunshine ...... Heed respect, by thorough and inde- University of Wisconsin Eau Claire WYOMING pendent efforts within the band's Symphony Band own immediate sphere, by leader- Laramie County Community College Band Rodney B. Hudson, conductor ship and sponsorship in the October 21, 2001 James C. Colonna, conductor Children’s March ...... Grainger November 6, 2001 secondary school program, and Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Festal Scenes ...... Ito by cooperation with all other First Suite ...... Holst Shenandoah ...... Ticheli agencies pursuing similar musi- Symphonic Suite ...... Williams Psalm ...... Persichetti The Gallant Seventh...... Sousa In Forrest of the King ...... LaPlante cal goals. An American Elegy...... Ticheli Galop ...... Shostakovich o these ends we, the members Tof this Association pledge ourselves to seek individual and collective growth as musicians, as teachers, as conductors, and as administrators. 18 - BUSINESS COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING DECEMBER 21, 2001 HILTON HOTEL - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

NATIONAL SECRETARY-FINANCIAL REPORT

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1732 6/30 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1733 7/4 Minute Man Press (stationery) 324.45 1734 7/20 Network Solutions (domain registration) 70.00 1735 7/30 Joseph Bannon (website database) 250.00 1736 8/8 Richard Floyd (long range planning meeting expenses) 225.00 1737 8/8 Pat Hoy (travel for long range planning meeting) 375.00 1738 8/8 EAM (134.57 services, 2,485.19 Summer Report, 564 postage) 3,183.76 1739 8/8 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1740 8/29 Gary Hill (travel for long range planning meeting) 261.00 1741 8/29 Radisson Hotel (long range planning meeting) 530.88 1742 9/17 EAM (services) 1,063.22 1743 9/22 Joseph Bannon (website database) 250.00 1744 9/26 Verio (website services) 256.50 1745 9/30 Minute Man Press (membership cards) 104.69 1746 9/30 EAM (services) 1,184.33 1747 9/30 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 TOTAL 75,985.77

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Richard L. Floyd, National Secretary COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIAITON

2000-2001 SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES OCTOBER 1, 2000 - SEPTEMBER 30, 2001

INCOME EXPENSES ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP DUES 35,460.00 POSTAGE (not including publications and dues notices) 663.00 RETIRED MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,520.00 PRINTING (not including JOURNAL and REPORT) 986.52 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP DUES 5,300.00 MEMBER SERVICES 8,424.41 MUSIC INDUSTRY MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,500.00 TRAVEL 1,391.88 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,360.00 CBDNA JOURNAL (one issue) 4,567.49 INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,950.00 CBDNA REPORT (three issues) 5,695.87 LIFE MEMBERSHIP DUES 0.00 WEB SITE 1,551.59 LABELS 1,620.00 SECRETARY OFFICE 1,150.00 JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS 588.00 TREASURER OFFICE 2,400.00 DIRECTORY 0.00 CHICAGO MEETINGS 710.02 GORDON JACOB ROYALTIES 0.00 DIVISION REBATES 5,000.00 MISC. INCOME 273.30 PRESIDENTS FUND 0.00 INTEREST 1,145.32 PROJECTS (commissions, composition competition) 22,260.60 DIRECTORY 4,431.31 TOTAL INCOME 50,716.62 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 11,914.19 CONDUCTING SYMPOSIUM 3,000.00 MISC EXPENSES (CPA, dues refunds, etc.) 1,838.89

TOTAL EXPENSES 75,985.77 Submissions to the Report Change of Address

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