College Band Directors National Association SPRING 2012 Scott S. Hanna, editor

CBDNA REPORT

FROM THE PODIUM

Dear Colleagues, many members of CBDNA to make a stronger impact on the direction of public school band Each of our division conferences are completed programs. The timing could not be better as many for 2012. I was fortunate to visit four of our six school districts struggle with declining resources divisions this spring. Combined with past visits and music programs are challenged with to the other two divisions and the Athletic Band maintaining relevancy in our changing society. Symposium, I continue to be inspired by the work Leadership from organizations like CBDNA has of our members. CBDNA is truly a dynamic never been more needed than now and your direct entity filled with creative and energetic people. involvement is vital. Let me explain why and how you are needed. Over the years conferences have become essential to the growth, effectiveness, and cohesion of our The most vulnerable time for a new idea is in its profession. The National Conference, Division early stages of development, before the idea and Conferences, CBDNA Conducting Workshop, its value are fully understood and before it has and more recently the Athletic Band Symposium become part of the culture. For the past 2 ½ years are firmly fixed in the DNA of CBDNA and each members of the CBDNA Board, the Music serves an important purpose. The success of Education Committee, Craig Kirchoff at the these events is not accidental. Meaningful University of Minnesota and Gary Hill at Arizona conferences always require effective leadership, State University have been developing the notion an organized and hard working site host, and of CBDNA sponsoring a biennial Music equally important, the participation of the Education Symposium in collaboration with membership. I would like to focus the remainder institutions of higher education. The Art of Wind of this editorial on our newest initiative: the Band Teaching in 2010 at the University of creation of the biennial CBDNA Music Education Minnesota was the first joint endeavor in this Symposium and what you can do contribute to its direction involving CBDNA. success. The CBDNA Band Education Symposium: The This initiative was borne out of the desire by School Band, A Radiant Source for Social

IN THIS ISSUE From the Podium – 1 Commissions and Premieres – 3 Survey – 8 Resources – 2 Dissertation/Treatise Abstracts – 6 Programs – 11 Composition Contest – 3 CBDNA Conducting Symposium – 8 Financial Report – 43 CBDNA REPORT – 2 SPRING 2012

Transformation 2.0 is our second endeavor and All the best for the remainder of the semester and will be held at Arizona State University on June I hope to see you soon. 26-30, 2012. You can access the website from the front page of the CBDNA website Eric Rombach-Kendall [email protected] (www.cbdna.org). There you will find a wealth of information that describes the content of the CBDNA Music Education Committee Members symposium and the context for its creation. I Gary Hill, Chair [email protected] believe you will be impressed by the breadth of Frank Battisti [email protected] topics that includes traditional approaches to Richard Floyd [email protected] instruction as well as forward-looking directions Mark Fonder [email protected] that can strengthen existing structures. Eric Hammer [email protected] Carol Hayward [email protected] Here is where we need your participation: Matthew McInturf [email protected] 1. Familiarize yourself with the content and Erica Neidlinger [email protected] structure of the workshop. Gary Hill, Robert Ponto [email protected] members of the music education committee, and I can answer your questions. RESOURCES 2. Spread the word among all band directors The following publications can be ordered at in your community and encourage their Amazon.com or at www.whitwellbooks.com: participation. 3. Encourage your music education students The Wind Band and Wind Ensemble before 1500 to participate at the reduced rate for The Renaissance Wind Band and Wind Ensemble student tuition. 4. Sponsor a music education student. These are the first two volumes of the new edition 5. Use social media to get the word out. of the 12-volume History and Literature of the 6. Attend the symposium to learn more Band, which has been out of print for 20 years. about the initiative, engage in dialogue There will be a final volume, a composite name about music education issues, and make index for all 12 volumes – itself a virtual suggestions to strengthen this initiative in encyclopedia of wind history. the future. CBDNA members who are Aesthetics of Music in Ancient Civilizations current college band directors can attend This is the first volume of a series of eight, also two days of the conference for no charge. long out of print. You’ve read music educators 7. Spread the word among the music quoting a sentence or two from Plato, but have education faculty at your school and the you read his discussion of the competencies various professional organizations to needed by a music student or his requirements for which you belong. selecting adjudicators of music competitions?

Does your general library have any books on We have a great opportunity to positively aesthetics in music? influence what happens in music education through this initiative as well as others to come. The Longy Club, 1900-1917 Ultimately, what we accomplish in this area The story of America’s first successful secures a stronger future for what we have professional wind ensemble, formed by members dedicated our professional lives to achieving. of the Boston Symphony. Contains a list of their Please add your voice and energy to promote this repertoire, as well as a list of the repertoire of the important symposium! Société de Musique de Chambre pour Instruments à Vent of Paris. CBDNA REPORT – 3 SPRING 2012

Wagner on Bands period. The second section of the book, chapters Contains the complete background on the “Elsa” six and seven, identifies trends and makes music from Lohengrin, the Trauermusik, the recommendations for the future. A series of Huldigungsmarsch and his other compositions for detailed appendices completes the book. Those band. From his newspaper articles, letters and who use "The Winds Of Change" as a text in their essays this book offers his views as follows: wind band/ensemble literature or repertory courses, will find this book extremely useful and • Wagner on the Conductor as a Man valuable. • Wagner on the Education of the Conductor COMPOSITION CONTEST Claude T. Smith Memorial Band Composition

• Wagner on the Ethics of the Conductor Contest. Grade III – IV original composition for • Wagner on the Art of Conducting standard concert band instrumentation. Composers must be under 27 years of age. • Wagner discusses problems every conductor faces every day and in every $4,000 and expenses (American entries) to attend rehearsal. the Phi Beta Mu Lambda Chapter annual meeting in Osage Beach, MO. Entry deadline is August 1, 2012. Meredith Music is proud to announce the publication of Patrick Conway and His Famous Russell Coleman Committee Chairman Band by Mark Fonder. This is an American Claude T. Smith Memorial Band Composition dream story rarely encountered. This book tells Contest how Conway became one of the luminaries of the 601 South Main professional band era; as famous in his day as Warrensburg, MO 64093 John Philip Sousa. Within Conway's story we see 660-747-7253; e-mail: [email protected]. how his professional band developed after the Civil War, how the instrumentation of the COMMISSIONS AND American wind band evolved, how band musicians learned their craft and made a living, PREMIERES and how bands functioned in the social fabric of The Indiana Wind Symphony participated in the American culture. This book needs to be in commissioning consortiums for Michael Schelle's the music library of every music school and every The End of the World and James Syler's Fantasy scholar of bands and band music. on Silent Night. The ensemble also celebrated its first year in the new concert hall The Palladium at Meredith Music Publications has published Frank The Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel, a Battisti's new book, "Winds of Change II -The northern suburb of Indianapolis. In June 2011, the New Millennium: A Chronicle of the Continuing IWS was the featured band of the Great American Evolution of the Contemporary American Wind Brass Band Festival's Band History Seminar. The Band/Ensemble." In the book, Battisti identifies event was about John Philip Sousa, and the IWS and describes wind band/ensemble development played several rarely-played Sousa works such as during the first decade of the twenty-first century The Electric Ballet from Chris and the Wonderful - it is an extension of "The Winds of Change" Lamp. The IWS was please to participate in which was published in 2002. The first five several presentations at the seminar and to chapters lists and discusses newly composed accompany the guest soloist Natalie Dungey. pieces, often in the composers' own words, as Natalie is an amazing 12-year-old trumpeter - the well as important conferences, significant events, IWS accompanied her in Trumpet Concerto by and initiatives undertaken during this eleven-year Alexander Arutunian (which we also performed CBDNA REPORT – 4 SPRING 2012 with her at the Palladium), Prayer of St. Gregory towards the end of the piece, but it is framed of Alan Hovhaness and Levy's Grand Russian within the larger piece in a way that is alienating Fantasia. and distancing. The players do not participate in the playing of the march. this is not a march is an attempt to refract the relationship of the wind this is not a march – Amit Gilut ensemble and its militaristic history." In addition to joining several consortia The rehearsal and performance of this piece was commissioning new music for wind ensemble, emotionally moving for both the students and the Cornell has premiered two new works for wind audience. The moment where the original march ensemble this year. this is not a march by Cornell is played through the speakers, and the DMA composition candidate Amit Gilutz is an performers slowly lower their stands and look out extremely powerful, dramatic, and unusual new to the audience in silent protest, is especially work. Amit writes: "I spent parts of my childhood powerful. The piece is not technically difficult growing up on a military base in Israel, one of the but it's musically challenging and does demand most militarized countries in the world. I would that some players perfect extended techniques often go with my family to military ceremonies (contra-bass clarinet, bass clarinet, oboes, English and parades, and this was where I would horn, and all saxophones must master encounter, together with the roar of jet planes multiphonics; saxophones must also slap-tongue; showing off their tricks for the audience, the string bass, harp and piano are prepared and marching band playing its repertoire of marches played in 'unusual' and very effective ways). and songs. These childhood memories are perceived as happy and careless (if I had any worries back then they didn't make it to the Requiem for a Hummingbird – Marc Mellits present). I especially like the "Hercules," an Commissioned by Cynthia Johnston Turner in American transport plane, which back then, was support of the Syracuse Society for New Music. probably the largest vehicle I'd ever seen. It Requiem for a Hummingbird is a 3-minute would land in close proximity to the audience and delight. Marc Mellits is one of the leading give birth to a take or two before taking off again American composers of his generation, enjoying with spectacular flames coming out of its jets, in hundreds of performances throughout the world deafening noise. every year. His unique musical style is an eclectic To this ritual of adoration of technology and combination of driving rhythms, soaring lyricism, power, the music of the military band was an and colorful orchestrations that all combine to ornament--aural candy. In this piece I am communicate directly with the listener. I like to exploring the gap between the sterile think of Marc's music as funky minimalism. He representation of wars and technology in the writes about Requiem, "I used to have a backyard mainstream media and culture, and the realities of where hummingbirds would sometimes stop by those conflicts: destroyed homes, misplaced looking for a drink. I think that my next door peoples, separated families, torn flesh. neighbor's house became the local pub for I went back to the official march of the Israeli hummingbirds. They are remarkable birds, living military and electronically stretched and their life at a pace far beyond what we can manipulated it, trying to symbolically reveal a comprehend. They are continuously just hours certain truth it held and which was hidden. It away from starvation, yet have remarkably long became an austere and dysfunctional slow piece life spans for organisms with such high of music, perhaps a funeral march, which I then metabolisms. They are quick and perfect flying transcribe for the ensemble. The original machines, can hover endlessly, and are the only recording of the march is played through speakers bird that can fly backwards. As I would slowly CBDNA REPORT – 5 SPRING 2012 write music note by note, the hummingbird would for a Marriage". But it took yet another two fly by me operating at a level of efficiency far months to find the poem that would end the song beyond me, inspiring me. Hummingbirds have no cycle. David Budbill's vivid depiction of a man at time for sadness; they are past that. If I were a the beginning of his old age—expressing nothing hummingbird and my hummingbird friend was more than simple gratitude for being alive— not able to find enough nectar within a few hours struck me like a thunderbolt. I knew immediately from the last, and closed its eyes finally, I think I that I had found the perfect poem for my finale. would write a funky requiem for it. The pace of I am grateful to all four poets, whose words music has to slow just a bit to be funky, and this sustained and inspired me throughout the creative is about as sad as a hummingbird can get, which process. I am also grateful for opportunity to is pretty happy." This is not a difficult piece, the compose Songs of Love and Life as a symbol of audience loved it (as did the students), and it my enduring friendship with Allan and his wife, makes a fun opener. Judy. Both pieces were premiered at CBDNA Eastern Songs of Love and Life by the Cornell Wind Ensemble on March 3, 2012 at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Cynthia 1. Swinging Into the Night Johnston Turner conducting. 2. First Lesson 3. Prayer for a Marriage Songs of Love and Life – Frank Ticheli 4. Winter: Tonight: Sunset The University of Colorado Wind Symphony premiered Frank Ticheli’s Songs of Love and Life for soprano and small wind ensemble on February My Brother’s Brain – Carter Pann 7, 2012 in Macky Auditorium, with Allan Thanks to a consortium of the following members McMurray conducting and with Jennifer Bird- of CBDNA, Carter Pann’s first Symphony for Arvidsson, soprano. Mr. Ticheli was present for Wind Ensemble, My Brother’s Brain was the premiere. premiered by the University of Colorado Wind Songs of Love and Life was commissioned jointly Symphony on April 17, 2012 in Macky by the Alpha Iota Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi Auditorium with Allan McMurray conducting and the University of Colorado at Boulder and the composer at the piano. Department of Bands in honor of Professor Allan • Carolyn Barber, University of Nebraska, McMurray for his many years of service to Lincoln college bands, inspirational performances, and artistic leadership in the field of college wind • John Cody Birdwell, University of band conducting. Kentucky The poems—all written by contemporary • Brendan Caldwell, UW-Stevens Point American poets—were discovered slowly, after a • Tom Caneva, Ball State University painstakingly long and careful search. Indeed, the • Gary Ciepluch, Case Western University only poem I had decided upon when I began was Leland Kinsey's "Swinging into the Night" with • Eugene Migliaro Corporon, its depiction of a boy being pushed endlessly on a • Stephen Gage, Youngstown State swing by an exhausted but grateful parent. After University several more weeks of searching, I stumbled upon two more stunningly powerful poems that further • Michael Haithcock, University of strengthened the themes of love and life —Philip Michigan Booth's "First Lesson" and Steve Scafidi's "Prayer • Gregg Hanson, University of Arizona CBDNA REPORT – 6 SPRING 2012

• Jerry Junkin, University of Texas at Darius Milhaud’s 1923 ballet La création du Austin monde (The Creation of the World) was and is a fascinating work for chamber ensemble. The • Craig Kirchhoff, University of Minnesota French composer’s inventive blending of jazz • John Locke, University of North Carolina harmony and compositional technique, Harlem Greensborough musical instrumentation, and the discipline of • John Lynch, University of Georgia cuttingedge European art music remains a milestone in the crossAtlantic pollination that • Allan McMurray, University of Colorado America’s original art form engendered in the th • Russ Mikkelson, Oklahoma State early 20 century. All of this was accomplished University before Gershwin’s ultimately better known Rhapsody in Blue. Milhaud’s progressive Gerard Morris, University of Puget Sound • percussion writing in the work, as well as his • Jamie L Nix, Columbus State University combination of jazz harmonies with his own particular polytonal voice, makes the work even • Timothy Oliver, Arkansas State University more stunning. However, all of these features also make the work challenging to prepare and • Tim Paul, University of Oregon perform. • Timothy Rhea, Texas A&M University Prior to this thesis, the extant literature on La • Eric Rombach-Kendall, University of création du monde examined the work either New Mexico theoretically (specifically in terms of polytonality), or historically (in terms of its • Robert Rumbelow, University of Illinois relationship to the crosspollination of jazz and at Urbana-Champaign western art music). These publications do not • Mark Scatterday, Eastman School of provide the necessary information for a conductor Music and ensemble to effectively interpret and perform this work. The present study synthesizes the Kevin Sedatole, Michigan State • historical and biographical events that led to the University composition of the work with the musical • Frank Tracz, University of Kansas considerations of form and theme compounded by a foreign language score with period • William K. Wakefield, University of Oklahoma terminology, notation, and indications with the wind conductor as the intended audience. The • W. Dale Warren, University of Arkansas purpose of this study was to collect, categorize, • Eric Wilson, Baylor University interpret, and synthesize the necessary information to enable a conductor to undertake this work, while simultaneously encouraging DISSERTATION/TREATISE more modern conductors and performers to do just that. Using historical documentation from ABSTRACTS primary sources and careful study, translation, Darius Milhaud’s La creation du monde: The and interpretation of available editions, this study Conductor’s Guide to Performance – Robert provides the wind conductor with all of the tools Ward Miller, Jr. and information required to prepare and conduct Submitted in partial fulfillment of the this work. Through this thesis, it is hoped that a requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts new generation of conductors will be encouraged degree in the Graduate College of The University to approach, study, interpret, and program this of Iowa, 2011 wonderful piece of music. CBDNA REPORT – 7 SPRING 2012

Developing Expertise in Professional conductors to quantify a definitive list of American Orchestra Conductors – Virginia knowledge and skills they need, but it is possible Ann Allen for them to qualify the meaning of their knowledge and skills; 4) conductors develop Submitted in partial fulfillment of the expertise by learning how to learn, how to apply requirements for the Degree of Doctor of what they learn, and how to reinvest in their Education in learning; 5) the learning environment is an Teachers College, Columbia University, 2011 important factor in developing expertise; 6) most of their critical learning experiences occurred in The responsibilities of professional American college and in the early career years; and 7) orchestra conductors have become increasingly support and encouragement from family, complex and require conductors to have unique teachers, and schools positively influences a musical and non-musical knowledge and skills. A conductor’s expertise development. gap between training and practice which leaves The study includes recommendations for faculty conductors underprepared to enter the workplace and administrators of conducting programs and can be bridged by determining what learning for conductors and aspiring conductors. experiences professional orchestra conductors have used to develop their expertise. The purpose of this study was to determine how The Red Violin Chaconne: A Transcription for professional American orchestra conductors Wind Ensemble – Benjamin Lorenzo develop their expertise. The research examined how professional orchestra conductors perceive Submitted in partial fulfillment of the their responsibilities, what knowledge and skills requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Musical they need to develop expertise, how they use Arts in Conducting, The University of Texas at different types of learning experiences to develop Austin, 2011 expertise, where they encountered these learning experiences, and when critical learning John Corigliano’s compositions have been experiences occurred in their careers. performed and recorded by the most prominent Using a qualitative research approach, seven soloists, chamber musicians, and orchestras in the professional American orchestra conductors who world. His music combines many different conduct orchestras in cities located in the elements to create a unique idiom, and has made Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic U.S. participated him one of the most acclaimed composers of the in semi-structured, in-depth interviews. The 21st century. The Red Violin was Corigliano's participants had diverse training experiences and third film score and one of his biggest were at different stages of their careers in a commercial successes to date. The Red Violin variety of orchestras, including a top-tier Chaconne draws from the music of the film, and orchestra that serves a major metropolitan area, eventually developed into the Concerto for Violin orchestras in mid-size cities that serve multiple and Orchestra, which contains the chaconne in its communities within a region, an opera orchestra, original form as the first movement. and chamber orchestras that specialize in The first part of this document presents a brief contemporary music. look into the composer, the film, and score. In Based on the findings, the following conclusions addition, it discusses the challenge to recreate the were drawn from the study: 1) conductor score on notation software, since the piece responsibilities are multi-dimensional and evolve incorporates many non-traditional techniques. to match the demands of an orchestra; 2) Instrumentation and orchestration decisions conductors have key responsibilities that are encountered in the process are also presented. common to all orchestras; 3) it is a challenge for The woodwind and percussion sections of the CBDNA REPORT – 8 SPRING 2012 ensemble were utilized in creative ways, and a 2. The Observer-participant will observe the wide range of instrument combinations and morning sessions and participate in seminars in techniques are employed in the transcription to the afternoon. This track is not only of value to recreate the colors and effects used by the the student of conducting but serves as a master composer in the orchestral version. To conclude class to the teacher of conducting as well. the document, several performance and For both the advanced professional and the conducting issues are presented. The opportunity advancing professional, this week will be to make another work by this esteemed composer informative, supportive, and developmental. available for performance by the wind ensemble was an exciting opportunity, and performance of In addition to the class sessions, a resource room The Red Violin Chaconne will prove to be a loaded with scores and recordings will be rewarding musical experience for conductors, available before and after each day’s activities. musicians, and audiences alike. On-campus housing will be available upon request. CBDNA CONDUCTING You may take the course for optional tuition SYMPOSIUM credit through the University of Colorado The University of Colorado and the College Band Division of Continuing Education. The course Directors National Association will be offering will be offered as Independent Study Music, the CBDNA Conducting Symposium for band 5018. conductors from June 11-15, 2012, in Boulder, To apply, you may download the application Colorado. form from http://bands.colorado.edu (click on the Gary Hill will be joining Allen McMurray in: six quick link “CBDNA” and return it with the hours per day of intensive exploration of required deposit to: expressive conducting technique, repertoire, rehearsal techniques, analysis, and interpretation of scores. Jim Cochran from Shattinger Music CBDNA CONDUCTING SYMPOSIUM will be here to share his amazing knowledge of Band Office – 301 UCB music, publishers, contacts and will have a large University of Colorado selection of scores, books, CDs, DVDs and Boulder, CO 80309-0301 everything else imaginable available. Also, our If you have any questions, please call Diana special guest composer this year will be Carter Wilson at 303/492-6584. You may also email Pann, who will highlight his new Symphony for Diana at [email protected] to request Winds: My Brother’s Brain an application form. This workshop is intended for the experienced conductor who would like to sharpen skills, SURVEY: WHAT’S IN YOUR expand knowledge of repertoire and stimulate BAND? creativity. Applicants must be current members In an effort to bring some sort of clarity to the of CBDNA. question of "standard" instrumentation in the Two levels of participation are available: community band world, Composer/Conductor David Avshalomov, with David Bailey’s 1. The Conductor-participant will conduct for guidance, has compiled an on-line questionnaire evaluation in the morning hours and participate in about instrumentation that takes about 5 minutes seminars in the afternoon. (Only 22 conductors, to complete. The questions elicit what the selected by earliest postmarked return of instrumentation is in your current band, not an application, will be accommodated.) idealized perfect instrumentation. The survey is anonymous; it will not be used to collect CBDNA REPORT – 9 SPRING 2012 information about you or your groups by name, instrumentation, so composers don't know what's just as abstract data. safe or unsafe to write for, what will or will not The author will compile the responses and make be likely of getting a chance at a performance. the results available to all participants and to (Note: This survey is not aimed at creating even a anyone else who asks. The results should be of proposed definition of a "standard" scoring; just interest to the people who pursue the delicate art at capturing an overview of what exists now.) of producing and performing community band We urge all involved in the community band concerts--and those who would like to compose world to take this questionnaire. For CBDNA or arrange successful music for them. members, this would include those whose groups Potential benefits: 1) composers who are not are college/community or who have both a familiar with this special world can get a much college group and a community group. We hope better picture of what is commonly available for to get hundred of responses to provide reasonably instrumentation, and thus when they decide to meaningful statistics. compose or arrange something they will be more NOTE: If your group considers itself a wind familiar with what instruments to include, which ensemble and normally has full instrumentation ones to cross-cue, etc.; 2) conductors and across all standard instruments and typically only members of community bands can get a better 1 player on each part (except perhaps Bb idea of just where their band complement fits clarinets), or if it is solely a marching band, with regard to other community bands please do not take this survey, as it is aimed at the everywhere. more typical community band situation where This is an excellent opportunity to help both there is variable coverage of parts. composers/arrangers and conductors. It is pretty The link to the survey is below: easy for composers to know what to score for http://www.eSurveysPro.com/Survey.aspx?id=9c with orchestra (though community orchestras do b9055f-5c07-4839-ab4d-0ca7594945a8 vary in their wind and brass complements). But in the community band world there is no such thing as a standard (much less an official) CBDNA REPORT – 10 SPRING 2012

CBDNA REPORT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Requirements: MS Word attachment via e-mail message to: [email protected]

For programs: Please include your STATE and DATE OF PERFORMANCE in all submissions. The CBDNA Executive Board and the editor encourage program submissions for specific concerts in performance order rather than 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: Please 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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...... Norman Dello Joio O Magnum Mysterium...... PROGRAMS First Suite in E-flat ...... Luis de Victoria, arr. Franklin ...... Gustav Holst Courtly Airs and Dances...... Ron Nelson

ALABAMA Belle Qui Tiens Ma Vie ...... University of South Alabama University of Alaska ...... Thoinot Arbeau, arr. Pilato Wind Ensemble Anchorage Tanze aus Terpsichore ...... Greg Gruner, conductor Wind Ensemble .... Michael Praetoris, arr. Pilato Mark Wolbers, conductor Ishbah Cox, guest conductor February 28, 2012 Richard Zelinsky, saxophone Fall Tour 2011 California State University Morning Alleluias for the Long Beach A Maritime Overture...... Winter Solstice...... Symphonic Band ...... John Ireland ...... Ron Nelson Nikk Pilato, conductor Diversion ... Bernhard Heiden Toccata (Frescobaldi) ...... "Six Studies in English Tomb of the Unknown Soldier ...... Gaspar Cassado/Slocum Folksong" ...... William Grant Still Concerto for Flute and Wind March 15, 2012 Ensemble...... Canzona...... Peter Mennin Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Charles Rochester Young Elegy ...... John Barnes Chance ...... Gordon Jacob Awayday ...... Adam Gorb CALIFORNIA Sea Songs...... Ralph Vaughan Williams California State University Sheep Shearing Tune ...... University of South Alabama Long Beach ...... Eugene Goossens Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Lincolnshire Posy...... Ward Miller, conductor Nikk Pilato, conductor ...... Percy Grainger Ishbah Cox, guest conductor "A Game of Pairs" A Somerset Rhapsody...... February 28, 2012 October 13, 2011 Gustav Holst, trans. Grundman Folk Song Suite...... Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Joy Revisited ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr. Shenandoah ...... Frank Ticheli American Hymnsong Suite Walking Tune...... Dwayne Milburn ...... Percy Grainger California State University Dusk...... Steven Bryant Handel in the Strand...... Long Beach Xerxes ...... John Mackey ...... Percy Grainger Strange Humors...... Symphonic Band

...... John Mackey Nikk Pilato, conductor "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" ALASKA Foundry ...... John Mackey March, op. 99...... May 8, 2012 University of Alaska ...... Sergei Prokofiev in evening's stillness...... Anchorage Athletic Festival March...... Joseph Schwantner Wind Ensemble ...... Sergei Prokofiev Night Dances...... Bruce Yurko Mark Wolbers, conductor Sleep...... Eric Whitacre Erika Ninoyu, Night Soliloquy...... guest conductor California State University ...... Kent Kennan April 9, 2011 Long Beach Do Not Go Gentle Into That Symphonic Band Good Night...... Nikk Pilato, conductor ...... Elliot Del Borgo A Hymn for the Lost and the "Renaissance Man" Wild Nights!...... Frank Ticheli Living...... Eric Ewazen December 1, 2011 Symphony for Band...... Pavane La Battaglia...... Morton Gould .Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan Scenes from "The Louvre" CBDNA REPORT – 12 SPRING 2012

Pomona College Band ...... Robert Spittal Roman Carnival Overture...... Graydon Beeks, conductor Carmen Suite ...... Hector Berlioz, arr. V.F. November 18 & 20, 2011 ...... Georges Bizet, arr. Sheen Safranek Rejoice!...... Burkhart Children’s March: “Over The Variations on a Korean Folk Hills And Far Away” ...... Sonoma State University Song ...... Chance ...... Percy A. Grainger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Spoon River . Grainger/Bainum *Elegy, Prayer and Hymn: In Andy Collinsworth, conductor Danceries ...... Hesketh Memoriam Michele Dufault “Time and the Winds” Fanfare for brass and percussion ...... Mark Camphouse December 11, 2011 ...... Kohn English Folk Song Suite ...... Suite from Mikrokosmos Selections from The Danserye ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Bártok/Klein .Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan Rocky Point Holiday...... Agua...... Stemper Sketches on a Tudor Psalm ...... Ron Nelson Fanfare and Allegro ...Williams ...... Fisher Tull Symphony No. 1 ...... Ticonderoga March...Anderson Overture for Winds, op. 24...... Frank Ticheli, trans. Green .Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,

arr. Boyd Sonoma State University Trauermusik...... Yale University Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Richard Wagner, arr. Votta Concert Band Andy Collinsworth, conductor William Byrd Suite...... Thomas C. Duffy, conductor “American Salute” ...... Gordon Jacob December 2, 2011 October 18, 2011 Overture for Band ...... Resplendent Glory ...... Felix Mendelssohn arr. Greissle ...... Rossano Galante CONNECTICUT The National Game March...... Freedom of Speech from Two US Coast Guard Band ...... John Philip Sousa American Canvases...... Tim Reynish, conductor *Winter Concerto for Electric ...... Mark Camphouse February 12, 2012 Violin ...... Anderson Alden American Hymnsong Suite *Transcontinental...... Dwayne S. Milburn Masque ...... Kenneth Hesketh ...... Nathan Prillaman Spoon River ...... King Pomade Second Suite Blue Towers...... Percy Aldridge Grainger, arr...... Ranki Georgy ...... Irving Fine, arr. Rogers Bainum Five Folk Songs...... Three Places in New Haven American Salute...... Bernard Gilmore ...... Thomas C. Duffy ...... Morton Gould, arr. Lang Suite of English Dances ...... Russian Christmas Music...... When the Boys Come Marching ...... Ernest Tomlinson ...... Alfred Reed Home...... Concertango ......

... John Philip Sousa, arr. Brion ...... Luis Serrano Alarcon Elegy for Miles Davis ...... Yale University

...... Richard Rodney Bennett Concert Band Sonoma State University Dances from Crete ...... Thomas C. Duffy, conductor Chamber Wind Ensemble ...... Adam Gorb Dashon Burton, baritone Andy Collinsworth, conductor March ...... Marcel Wengler February 10, 2012 December 4, 2011 Green Fields: Elegy for Sinfonia in G Minor...... Yale University Baritone and Chamber Winds ...... Gaetano Donizetti Concert Band ...... Nick Baskin Serenade No. 11 in E-flat Thomas C. Duffy, conductor Star Wars Trilogy...... Major, K. 375...... Eric Barry, tenor John Williams, arr. Hunsberger .....Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart October 14, 2011 *Parliament in Flight Animation Consort for Ten Winds ...... by A. A. Roberts ...... CBDNA REPORT – 13 SPRING 2012

...... Costas Dafnis Festivo ...... Edward Gregson Emory University from the language of shadows Handel in the Strand...... Wind Ensemble and ...... Huck Hodge ...... Percy Grainger University Chorus Australian Up-Country Tune Scott A. Stewart, conductor

...... Percy Grainger Bernard Flythe, tuba FLORIDA Molly on the Shore...... October 15, 2010 ...... Percy Grainger Noisy Wheels of Joy ...... University of Central Florida First Suite in E-flat ...... Eric Whitacre Wind Ensemble ...... Gustav Holst Second Suite in F ...... Scott C. Tobias, conductor Beowulf ...... Francis McBeth ...... Gustav Holst Laszlo Marosi, conductor Mysterium ...... Jennifer Higdon in paradisum...... Dan Forrest February 4, 2012 Rondo Capriccio...... Postcard...... Frank Ticheli ...... John Zdechlik Dance of the Jesters ...... Tuba Concerto...... P. I. Tchaikovsky/ Ray Cramer ...... Edward Gregson Angels in the Architecture ...... Nobles of the Mystic Shrine .... Atlanta Youth Wind ...... Frank Ticheli ...... John Philip Sousa Symphony Hungarian Rhapsody...... America, the Beautiful...... Scott A. Stewart, conductor ...... Franz Liszt, arr. Safranek ...... Samuel Ward, arr. Dragon Hymn to a Blue Hour...... Clayton Chastain, cornet ...... John Mackey December 14, 2011 Elsa’s Procession to the Carmen Symphony...... Emory University Cathedral...... Georges Bizet, arr. Wind Ensemble ...Richard Wagner, arr. Cailliet Serebrier/Patterson Scott A. Stewart, conductor Wedding Dance...... Fantasia di Concerto...... Brookwood High School ...... Jacques Press, arr. Fennell ...... Eduardo Boccalari Symphonic Winds La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Rudy Wilson and Laura ...... H. Owen Reed Moates, conductors University of Central Florida December 4, 2011 Wind Ensemble Brookwood High School Scott C. Tobias, conductor Atlanta Youth Wind Symphonic Winds Donny Allen, conductor Symphony Brian Balmages, David Kehler, guest conductor Centennial Celebration Overture guest composer/conductor ...... James Barnes Rocky Point Holiday ...... Kirk Gay, timpani Contre Qui Rose...... Ron Nelson February 25, 2012 Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds Resting in the Peace of His Motion...... Brian Balmages Windsprints... Richard Saucedo Hands...... John Gibson The Melody Shop..... Karl King Invictus...... Brian Balmages Phantastique Spirites ...... Raise the Roof...... Donald Grantham Emory University Wind ...... Michael Daugherty Lads of Wamphray ...... Ensemble Hymn to a Blue Hour...... Percy Grainger Gavorkna Fanfare...Jack Stamp ...... John Mackey Cloudburst ...... Eric Whitacre Firefly...... Ryan George Metal ...... Brian Balmages Give Us This Day...... Elsa's Procession to the ...... DavidMaslanka Cathedral...... Richard Wagner, arr. Cailliet GEORGIA Lincolnshire Posy......

Atlanta Youth Wind ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Fennell

Symphony Scott A. Stewart, conductor October 24, 2011 CBDNA REPORT – 14 SPRING 2012

Emory University Toccata Marziale ...... Kennesaw State University Wind Ensemble ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Wind Ensemble David Richardson, guest La Creation du Monde...... David Thomas Kehler, conductor ...... Darius Milhaud conductor February 24, 2012 American Scripture...... Bernard Flythe, tuba ...... Andrew Rendfleish March 28, 2012 Procession of the Nobles...... Bells for Stokowski ...... Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov Lauds...... Ron Nelson ...... Michael Daugherty Armenian Dances, Set II...... Hymn to a Blue Hour...... Alfred Reed ...... John Mackey Sleep...... Eric Whitacre Concerto for Tuba...... Kennesaw State University Windsprints... Richard Saucedo ...... Bruce Broughton Wind Ensemble Free Running.... Lewis Buckley Symphony No. 4, Op. 165 ...... David Thomas Kehler, Walking Tune ...... Alan Hovhaness conductor ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Daehn The Black Horse Troop...... John Culvahouse, Pastime...... Jack Stamp ...... John Philip Sousa guest conductor Washington Grays...... John Warren, clarinet ...... Claudio Grafulla The Music of David Maslanka Wedding Dance...... Kennesaw State University and Frank Ticheli ...... Jacques Press, ed. Fennell Wind Ensemble November 21, 2011 David Thomas Kehler,

Mother Earth Fanfare ...... conductor Kennesaw State University ...... David Maslanka David Collins, Wind Ensemble Desert Roads.. David Maslanka guest conductor David Thomas Kehler, Postcard ...... Frank Ticheli Made in America! conductor Sanctuary...... Frank Ticheli April 23, 2012 English and American Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Outdoor Overture...... Anthems ...... Aaron Copland September 20, 2011 Variations on America ...... Kennesaw State University Four Scottish Dances, Opus 59 ...... Charles Ives, orch. Rhoads Wind Ensemble ...... Malcolm Arnold In Evening’s Stillness ...... David Thomas Kehler, Resting in the Peace of His ...... Joseph Schwantner conductor Hands ...... John Gibson Ghost Train ...... Eric Whitacre John Culvahouse, Anthem...... Steven Bryant guest conductor Lads of Wamphray...... Southern Division ...... Percy Grainger Mercer University CBDNA/NBA Conference Irish Tune from County Derry Wind Ensemble February 24, 2012 ...... Percy Grainger Douglas Hill, conductor Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Colonel Bryan Shelburne ...... Ron Nelson ...... Richard Strauss (Ret.), guest conductor Postcard ...... Frank Ticheli November 11, 2011

Avelynn’s Lullaby...... Commando March ...... Kennesaw State University ...... Joel Puckett ...... Samuel Barber Wind Ensemble Musica Boema, Op. 137...... Second Suite for Military Band David Thomas Kehler, ...... Zdenek Lukas in F ...... Gustav Holst conductor Sonoran Desert Holiday ...... La Fiesta Mexicana...... 20th and 21st Century Winds ...... Ron Nelson ...... H. Owen Reed October 18, 2011 Simple Gifts ...... Frank Ticheli Weiner Philharmoniker Fanfare Chester Overture for Band

...... Richard Strauss ...... William Schuman CBDNA REPORT – 15 SPRING 2012

Four Scottish Dances ...... Shortcut Home...... Lauds...... Ron Nelson ...... Malcom Arnold ...... Dana Wilson Panis Angelicus...... Bullets and Bayonets ...... Symphony No. 3, ..... Cesar Franck, arr. Craddock ...... John Philip Sousa “Slavyanskaya” ...... Marion Overture...... Boris Kozhevnikov ...... Davis von Kampen

Lux Aurumque .. Eric Whitacre London Bridge is Falling Down HAWAII Handel in the Strand...... from The Cries of London ...... Percy Grainger ...... Martin Ellerby University of Hawaiʻi at Apollo Unleashed from The Melody Shop..... Karl King Mānoa Symphony No.2...... Symphonic Dance #3 ...... Symphony Band ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Clifton Williams David M. Blon, conductor Who Puts His Trust in God

Sunday, February 26, 2012 Most Just...... Transcendent Journey ...... University of Hawaiʻi at ..... J. S. Bach, Arr. James Croft Mānoa ...... Rossano Galante Salvation is Created ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Pavel Tschesnekoff Jeffrey Boeckman, conductor Concordia University Band In Memoriam ...... Grant Okamura, Richard R. Fischer, conductor ...... Mark Camphouse guest conductor Jean Bojes, commentator Washington Post ...... “Surround Sound” University of St. Francis ...... John Philip Sousa Sunday, April 20, 2012 Singing Saints and Choral Divertimento for Band...... Overture to Dancer in the Dark Union ...... Vincent Persichetti ...... Björk Robert Stumpf, conductor March from Symphonic Cathedrals.... Kathryn Salfelder Friday, March 30, 2012 Metamorphosis...... First Suite in E-flat ...... Paul Hindemith ...... Gustav Holst A Festival Prelude...... Alfred Reed Sun Paints Rainbows on the Vast Waves...... David Bedford Children’s March: “Over the University of Hawaiʻi at Serenade in E-flat, op. 7 ...... Hills and Far Away” ...... Mānoa ...... Richard Struass ...... Percy Grainger Wind Ensemble Red Cape Tango ...... Yorkshire Ballad ...... Jeffrey Boeckman, conductor ...... Michael Daugherty ...... James Barnes Maya Hoover, mezzo-soprano First Suite in E-flat ......

“The Eastern Gaze” ...... Gustav Holst Sunday, February 26, 2012 ILLINOIS Homeward Bound ...... Orient et Occident, op.25...... Marta Keen Concordia University Chicago ...... Camille Saint-Saëns Folk Dances ...... Wind Symphony Colonial Song ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Richard R. Fischer, conductor ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Reynolds TOUR PROGRAM The Ornate Zither and the The Year 1812 Festival (March 2012) Nomad Flute ...... Evan Ziporyn Overture ...... Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Peter I. Tchaikovsky, arr...... John Mackey ...... Alfred Reed Laurendeau, ed. Schissel Cloudburst ...... Eric Whitacre Stars and Stripes Forever ......

Fantasy on a Gaelic Hymnsong ...... John Philip Sousa University of Hawaiʻi at ...... David Holsinger Mānoa The Seal Lullaby ......

Symphony Band ...... Eric Whitacre David M. Blon, conductor Concertino for Four Percussion Sunday, April 20, 2012 ...... David Gillingham CBDNA REPORT – 16 SPRING 2012

Wheaton College INDIANA Indiana Wind Symphony Symphonic Band Charles Conrad, conductor Timothy Yontz, conductor Indiana Wind Symphony Kelleen Strutz, piano TJ Mack and Christiana Charles Conrad, conductor February 26, 2012 Wismer, honors conductors October 30, 2011 Rocky Point Holiday...... Michael Wilder, narrator The January February March ...... Ron Nelson October 29, 2011 ...... Don Gillis British Eighth...... Zo Elliott Pastime...... Jack Stamp Music from Toy Story 2 ...... Variations on a Korean Folk Satiric Dances ...... Randy Newman, arr. Bocook Song ...... John Barnes Chance ...... Norman Dello Joio Symphonic Marches...... Salute to Seattle March ...... Halo Theme...... John Williams, arr. Hamers ...... Russell Alexander ...... O'Donnell & Salvatori, arr. *The End of the World...... Cable Car ...... Sammy Nestico Sheldon ...... Michael Schelle Piano Concerto in a minor Aesop's Fables ....Scott Watson Orpheus in the Underworld ...... Edvard Greig, arr. Bain Celebration Overture...... Jacques Offenbach, arr. Morning, Noon & Night in ...... Paul Creston McAlister Vienna...... Young Person's Guide to John Ghost Train...... Eric Whitacre .Franz von Suppe, arr. Fillmore Williams...... Selections from Wicked ...... Invercargill...... Alex Lithgow ..... John Williams, arr. Bocook Stephen Schwartz, arr. Bocook Amparito Roca. Jaime Texidor Elsa's Procession to the Princess Leia's Theme ...... The Pines of Rome...... Cathedral...... John Williams, arr. Hunsberger ... Ottorino Respighi, arr. Duker Richard Wagner, arr. Bourgeois Star Wars ...... John Williams, arr.Bulla

Indiana University Wheaton College Concert Band Symphonic Band Indiana Wind Symphony Eric M. Smedley, conductor Timothy Yontz, conductor Charles Conrad, conductor John Rommel, trumpet Vic Scimeca, guest conductor Jessamyn Anderson, soprano Jonathan Whitaker, trombone February 11, 2012 December 2, 2011 Symphonic Band Jeffrey D. Gershman, Pineapple Poll ...... A Most Wonderful Christmas conductor ....Sullivan and Mackerras, arr...... Robert Sheldon Timothy Noble, baritone Duthoit Veni Emmanuel - Fantasy of Wind Ensemble Do Not Go Gentle Into that Abstractions.....David P. Sartor Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Good Night ....Elliot Del Borgo White Christmas..Irving Berlin Steve Houghton, percussion Rhosymedre ...... Rhapsody for Hannukah...... Julian Clarkson, Marti . Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr...... Stephen Bulla Comas, Chris Elchico, and Beeler Jingle Bells March...... Matthew Morey, saxophones Bugler's Holiday ...... Kenneth Soper October 25, 2011 ...... Leroy Anderson Holiday Fanfare Medley...... Early Light ..... Carolyn Bremer ...... James Stephenson Concert Band Silverado ...... Second Suite in F...... Fandango...... Joseph Turrin ...... Bruce Broughton, arr. Bass ..... Gustav Holst, ed. Matthews Dances from The Oprichnik .... *Fantasia on Silent Night ...... Symphonic Band ...... James Syler ...... Pyotr Tchaikovsky, arr. Old American Songs, Set. 1 Bourgeois Sleigh Ride .....Leroy Anderson ...... Aaron Copland The Gum-Suckers March...... O Holy Night...... Percy Grainger, arr. Rogers .....Adolphe Adam, arr. Rhodes Wind Ensemble A Christmas Festival ...... Passages – Concerto for Solo ...... Leroy Anderson Percussionist and Wind CBDNA REPORT – 17 SPRING 2012

Ensemble...... Steve Allee ...... Ottorino Respighi Vox Populi ...... Concerto Grosso for Saxophone Paris Sketches... Martin Ellerby Richard Danielpour, arr. Stamp Quartet ...... William Bolcom Proteus Rising from the Sea ..... Sound Off.....John Philip Sousa ...... Jack Gallagher La Fiesta Mexicana......

...... H. Owen Reed

Indiana University Wind Spitfire Prelude and Fugue...... Ensemble Indiana University ...... William Walton, arr. Noble Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Concert Band

Brett Richardson, Eric M. Smedley, conductor guest conductor Aaron M. Burkhart, Indiana University November 13, 2011 guest conductor Wind Ensemble February 7, 2012 Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Overture for Winds, Op. 24 78th American Bandmasters ..Felix Mendelssohn, arr. Boyd Scenes from the Louvre...... Association Convention Second Suite in F ...... Norman Dello Joio March 1, 2012 ...... Gustav Holst Bali ...... Michael Colgrass Polka and Waltz. Robert Kurka Elsa’s Procession to the Marche Militaire Francaise Al Fresco...... Karel Husa Cathedral ...... Camille Saint-Saens A Fraternal Prelude...... Richard Wagner, arr. Calliet From Glory to Glory ...... Gary Powell Nash Invictus ...... Karl L. King ...... Kevin Walczyk Manhattan Beach March...... Adion Nonino and Libertango .

...... John Philip Sousa ..Astor Piazzolla, arr. Maslanka Manhattan Roll ...Rober Beaser Indiana University Vox Populi ...... March, Op. 99 ...... Symphonic Band Richard Danielpour, arr. Stamp ...... Sergei Prokofiev Jeffrey D. Gershman, Sound Off.....John Philip Sousa conductor La Fiesta Mexicana.... Carnival

Brett Richardson, ...... H. Owen Reed Indiana University guest conductor Spitfire Prelude and Fugue...... Concert Band February 7, 2012 ...... William Walton, arr. Noble Eric M. Smedley, conductor Four Scottish Dances...... William H. Petersen, guest Malcolm Arnold, trans. Paynter conductor Indiana University-Purdue Elegy...... John Barnes Chance November 15, 2011 University Canzona...... Peter Mennin Fort Wayne Sketches on a Tudor Psalm Galop from Genevieve de Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Fisher Tull Brabant ...... Jacques Offenbach Chad Nicholson, conductor Zephyrus .....Mary Ellen Childs David Streeter, assistant Five Miniatures...... conductor ..... Joaquin Turina, arr. Krance Indiana University November 17, 2011 Valdres...... Johannes Hanssen Wind Ensemble Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Synergy Rising....Ryan Nowlin

William Petersen, guest The Red Pony: Film Suite for Indiana University conductor Band ...... Aaron Copland Symphonic Band Daniel Perantoni, tuba Sanctuary...... Frank Ticheli Jeffrey D. Gershman, February 28, 2012 Oh, Henry! ...... Ryan Nowlin conductor Marche Militaire Francaise Aaron M. Burkhart, ...... Camille Saint-Saens guest conductor From Glory to Glory...... November 15, 2011 ...... Kevin Walczyk Radiant Joy ...... Steven Bryant Adion Nonino and Libertango..

Huntingtower Ballad...... Astor Piazzolla, arr. Maslanka CBDNA REPORT – 18 SPRING 2012

Indiana University-Purdue Albanian Dance ...... The Seal Lullaby...... University ...... Shelley Hanson ...... Eric Whitacre Fort Wayne Arabesque ...... Sam Hazo

Campus Symphonic Band Concerto for Bassoon and Wind Chad Nicholson, conductor KENTUCKY Ensemble...... Eric Ewazen David Streeter, The Sun Will Rise Again ...... assistant conductor Murray State University ...... Philip Sparke November 17, 2011 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Yosemite Autumn ...... Dennis L. Johnson, conductor ...... Mark Camphouse An American Heritage...... President’s Concert (Japan Lost Vegas ...... Ryan Nowlin Relief Effort Performance) ...... Michael Daugherty Australian Up-Country Tune November 1, 2011 Bayou Breakdown...... Percy Grainger ...... Brant Karrick “Farandole” from L’ Arlesienne Hands Across the Sea...... Georges Bizet, arr. Bocook ...... John Philip Sousa Foundry...... John Mackey Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... John Mackey Southeastern Louisiana Fetes Lointains ...... Yo Goto University Wind Symphony Indiana University-Purdue Gloriosa ...... Yasuhide Ito Glen J. Hemberger, conductor University The Sun Will Rise Again...... April 26, 2012 Fort Wayne ...... Philip Sparke Symphonic Wind Ensemble Spring: Overture ...... Chad Nicholson, conductor ...... Johann de Meij David Streeter, Murray State University Conniption ...... William Pitts assistant conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Fantasia for Alto Saxophone February 29, 2012 Dennis L. Johnson, conductor ...... Claude T. Smith Nancy Ambrose-King, oboe Suite Francaise...... Echoes (Centennial Fanfare and Quad-State Festival Concert ...... Darius Milhaud Chorale) ...... David Gillingham February 24, 2012 Lone Star Twister...... *Rumor Mill ...... Eric Whitacre ...... Donald Grantham Lincolnshire Posy ...... Archangel Raphael Who Leaves Concerto for Trumpet ...... Percy Grainger a House of Tobias...... Franz Joseph Haydn Elsa’s Procession to the ...... Masonori Taruya Galactic Empires...... Cathedral...... Variations on a Theme of ...... David Gillingham ...Richard Wagner, arr. Cailliet Glinka ...... Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov Sea Songs...... Angelo del Cielo...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Indiana University-Purdue .. Giacomo Puccini, arr. deMeij University Aurora Awakes... John Mackey Fort Wayne MARYLAND Campus Symphonic Band University of Maryland Wind Chad Nicholson, conductor LOUISIANA Orchestra David Streeter, Michael Votta, Jr., conductor assistant conductor Southeastern Louisiana “Music from Prague” February 29, 2012 University Wind Symphony September 29, 2011 Joie de Vivre ...... Gary Gilroy Glen J. Hemberger, conductor Report...... Lubos Fiser Jesus, Jesus Rest Your Head.... Richard Hoenich, bassoon Suite from “The Good Soldier ...... arr. Wallace October 20, 2011 Schweik”...... Robert Kurka Dublin Dance ...... Partita, Op. 69 ...... Jan Van der Roost Olympic Fanfare and Theme ...... John Williams/Curnow ...... Franz Krommer CBDNA REPORT – 19 SPRING 2012

Music for Prague 1968...... University of Maryland Wind Epiphanies (Fanfares and ...... Karel Husa Orchestra Chorales)...... Ron Nelson Michael Votta, Jr., conductor Passacaglia and Fugue in C

Daniel Bernard Roumain, Minor...... University of Maryland Wind violin ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Hunsberger Orchestra Joy Levitt, rabbi *Terra Cruda ...... Susan Botti Michael Votta, Jr., conductor March 29, 2012 Cosmosis...... Susan Botti “Apotheosis” April 1 & 2, 2012 Three Miniatures...... October 28, 2011 Jewish Community Center, ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger November 4, 2011 New York Children’s March Day Signal...... Toru Takemitsu *The Order of an Empty Place. Colonial Song Le Bal de Beatrice d’Este ...... Daniel Bernaard Roumain Shepherd’s Hey ...... Reynaldo Hahn

Symphonies of Wind Instruments (1947) ...... MASSACHUSETTS University of Michigan ...... Igor Stravinsky Concert Band Night Signal ...Toru Takemitsu College of the Holy Cross Rodney Dorsey, conductor Apotheosis of This Earth ...... Symphonic Band Monday, October 10, 2011 ...... Karel Husa Nicholas J. McKenzie, Baron Cimetière’s Mambo Mein Jesu, was für Seelenweh, conductor ...... Donald Grantham BWV 487 ...... “First: The Inaugural William Byrd Suite ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Reed Performance of the Holy ...... Gordon Jacob Cross Symphonic Band” Harrison’s Dream...... April 29, 2012 ...... Peter Graham University of Maryland Wind Fandango ...... Consort for Ten Winds...... Orchestra ...... Frank Perkins, arr. Werle ...... Robert Spittal Michael Votta, Jr., conductor Nimrod from Enigma Variations La Fiesta Mexicana...... “Love and Death” ...... Edward Elgar, arr. Bocook ...... H. Owen Reed December 8 & 9, 2011 First Suite in E-flat ......

Serenade No. 2...... Gustav Holst ...... Johannes Brahms March and Cortege of Bacchus University of Michigan Symphony No. 3 (Circus ...... Leo Delibes, arr. Kreines Symphony Band Maximus)...... John Corigliano Where Eagles Soar ...... Michael Haithcock, conductor ...... Steven Reineke Friday, October 21, 2011

Armed Forces Salute ...... Kleine Dreigroschenmusik...... University of Maryland Wind ...... arr. Bob Lowden ...... Kurt Weill Orchestra Elsa’s Procession to the *Three Poems on the Sounds of Michael Votta, Jr., conductor Cathedral ...... the Human Heart...... Eastern Division CBDNA .Richard Wagner, arr. Erickson ...... Lembit Beecher “Czechs and Balances” Stars & Stripes Forever ...... Hymn to a Blue Hour...... March 2 & 3, 2012 ....John Philip Sousa, arr. Brion ...... John Mackey Divertimento for Brass and New England Triptych...... Percussion ...... Karel Husa ...... William Schuman Chamber Symphony, Op. 9 MICHIGAN American Salute...... Arnold Schoenberg University of Michigan ...... Morton Gould Nonet ...... Bohuslav Martinu Symphony Band Ode to the End of the War ...... Michael Haithcock, conductor ...... Sergei Prokofiev Susan Botti, soprano Friday, September 30, 2011 CBDNA REPORT – 20 SPRING 2012

University of Michigan University of Michigan University of Michigan |Symphony Band Symphony Band Symphony Band Chamber Winds Michael Haithcock, conductor Michael Haithcock, conductor Wednesday, November 2, Friday, February 3, 2012 Thursday, March 8, 2012 2011 Serenade in B-flat Major, K. Fanfare for a Joyful Occasion.. Suite from The Marriage of 361/370a (mvts. 1, 3, 4, 7)...... William Alwyn Figaro...... W.A. Mozart Toccata Marziale...... W.A. Mozart, arr. Wendt Divertimento, Op. 42...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Reflections on a Sixteenth- ...... Vincent Persichetti Percussion Concerto...... Century Tune ...... Duae cantatae breves...... Joseph Schwantner ...... Richard Rodney Bennett ...... Sydney Hodkinson Konzertmusik, Op. 41...... Witch Doctor...... Paul Richards Points of Departure...... Paul Hindemith Sinfonietta, Op. 188...... Roshanne Etezady O Magnum Mysterium...... Joachim Raff ...... Morton Lauridsen

Valdres March......

University of Michigan ...... Johannes Hanssen University of Michigan Concert Band Old ComradesCarl ...... Tieke Symphony Band Rodney Dorsey, conductor

Michael Haithcock, conductor Wednesday, February 8, 2012 Monday, December 5, 2011 University of Michigan Symphonic Movement ...... Concert Band Sensemayá .Silvestre Revueltas ...... Vaclav Nelhybel Rodney Dorsey, conductor Aria della battaglia...... American Scripture...... Sunday, March 11, 2012 Andrea Gabrieli, arr. Scatterday ...... Andrew Rindfleisch In Wartime .. David Del Tredici Flourishes and Meditations on a Firefly...... Ryan George Winds of Nagual ...... Renaissance Theme ...... From a Dark Millennium ...... Michael Colgrass ...... Michael Gandolfi ...... Joseph Schwantner Danzón No. 2 ...... Carnevale: 8 Miniature Classics Blue Shades...... Frank Ticheli .... Arturo Márquez, arr. Nickel introduced by Stravinsky in Pride of the Wolverines ...... Pulcinella...... Thomas Stone ...... John Philip Sousa

Symphonic Metamorphosis of

University of Michigan Themes by Carl Maria von Concert Band Weber ...... University of Michigan Rodney Dorsey, conductor . Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Symphony Band Thursday, December 8, 2011 Michael Haithcock, conductor

Friday, March 30, 2012 Fanfare pour précéder La Péri University of Michigan ...... Paul Dukas An Outdoor Overture ...... Symphony Band Marche militaire française from ...... Aaron Copland |Chamber Winds Suite algérienne, Op. 60...... Second Prelude...... Michael Haithcock, conductor Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Lake ...... George Gershwin Friday, February 17, 2012 Suite française. Darius Milhaud Symphonic Dances from West Diaghilev Dances...... Serenade in B-flat Major, K. Side Story...... Kenneth Hesketh 361/370a ...... W.A. Mozart ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Huit danses exotiques ...... Concerto for Cello and Wind Lavender ...... Jean Françaix Orchestra ...... Friedrich Gulda Clarinet Concerto...... Ballet for Band... Cindy McTee ...... Frank Ticheli

Dance of the Jesters from The Desi ...... Michael Daugherty Snow Maiden ...... Shimmy...... William Albright Pyotr Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer Machine from Symphony No. 5 ...... William Bolcom

CBDNA REPORT – 21 SPRING 2012

University of Michigan Morten Lauridsen, trans. NEW JERSEY Concert Band Reynolds Rodney Dorsey, conductor Incantation and Dance...... Ridgewood Concert Band Wednesday, April 4, 2012 ...... John Barnes Chance Chris Wilhjelm, conductor Concerto for Trombone, mvt. 1 Lt. Col. James Keene, guest Lift Off...... Roger Zare ...... Launy Grondahl conductor Dawn’s Early Light...... They Hung Their Harps in the MSG Matthew Wozniak, bass ...... Warren Benson Willows ...... Francis McBeth trombone Second Suite in F ...... Folk Dances...... November 4, 2011 ...... Gustav Holst ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, ed. Serenade No. 3 in C Major from The Star Spangled Banner ...... Reynolds Hob. II:32...... Francis Scott Key, arr. Franz Joseph Haydn, arr. Smith Sousa/Damrosch Al Fresco...... Karel Husa The U.S. Field Artillery March Northwestern College Fandango...... Joseph Turrin ...... John Philip Sousa Symphonic Band Amparito Roca.. Jaime Texidor Marching Song of Democracy John S. Herlihy, conductor ...... Percy Grainger May 4, 2012 The Greatest Generation: A MINNESOTA Celebrations...... John Zdechlik Tribute to Their Legacy ...... O Magnum Mysterium ...... Julie Giroux Northwestern College ...... Morten Lauridsen, trans. Allerseelen ...... Symphonic Band Reynolds ...... Richard Strauss, arr. Davis John S. Herlihy, conductor Mambo Loco from American Salute...... November 11, 2011 Divertimento...... Ira Hearshen ...... Morton Gould The Patriot...... Light Cavalry Overture...... In the Spring, At A Time When ...... John Williams, arr. Moss Franz Von Suppe, arr. Schissel Kings Go Off to War...... Concerto for Bass Trombone Watchman, Tell Us of the Night ...... David Holsinger and Concert Band...... Mark Camphouse Strange Humors.. John Mackey ...... Alex Freeman Noisy Wheels of Joy...... March, Op. 99...... Present the Colors: Service ...... Eric Whitacre ...... Sergei Prokofieff Songs of the U.S. Armed Forces Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo They Hung Their Harps in the ...... arr. Daniel Sandidge ...... Malcolm Arnold Willows ...... Francis McBeth Taps - Eternal Father...... The Black Horse Troop...... Folk Dances...... Daniel Butterfield & John B...... John Philip Sousa ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, ed. Dykes, arr. Force My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish.. Reynolds Festival Overture on the ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Reed American National Air "The Africa: Ceremony, Song and Star Spangled Banner"...... Ritual...... Robert W. Smith NEW HAMPSHIRE ...Dudley Buck, trans. Kennedy Dartmouth College The Stars and Stripes Forever Wind Symphony ...... John Philip Sousa Northwestern College Stephen R. Langley, Symphonic Band conductor John S. Herlihy, conductor Brett Maguire, organ Jeremy Kolwinska, trombone March 4, 2012 Minnesota Music Educators Association Mid-Winter A Child's Garden of Dreams ....

Clinic ...... David Maslanka February 16, 2012 The Power of Rome and the Christian Heart ...... Masque...... Kenneth Hesketh ...... Percy A. Grainger O Magnum Mysterium...... Mannin Veen ...... Haydn Wood CBDNA REPORT – 22 SPRING 2012

Ridgewood Concert Band ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger NEW YORK Chris Wilhjelm, conductor Concerto No. 1 for Timpani and Theodora Sotiropoulos, Orchestra ...... William Kraft Cornell University guest conductor Procession of Nobles...... Wind Symphony and Wind Janet Vidovich, clarinet Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Ensemble Richard Summers, Leidzen Cynthia Johnston Turner, basset horn Back Talk ...... Henry Breuer conductor Lois Hicks-Wozniak, Molly on the Shore...... Tyler Ehrich, alto saxophone ... Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. guest student conductor John Palatucci, euphonium Rogers Amit Gilutz, guest composer Ron Levy, piano Strange Humors.. John Mackey Colleen Clark, drum set December 9, 2011 The Lion King Soundtrack CBDNA Eastern Regional Highlights ...... Conference Water Music, mvt. I...... Elton John & Hans Zimmer, arr. March 3 & 4, 2012 ...... G. F. Handel, arr. Harty Custer The Voice of A Departing Soul Wind Symphony ...... P.S. Gilmore, trans. Sousa By the Light of the Polar Star .. The Sussex Mummers' Ridgewood Concert Band ...... John Philip Sousa Christmas Carol ...... Chris Wilhjelm, conductor The Dream of Oenghus, Part 2 ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Stotter Lisa MacVicar, ...... Rolf Rudin Concerto for Wind Ensemble .. guest conductor Of Sailors and Whales ...... Steven Bryant Elaine Douvas, oboe ...... Francis McBeth The Hexagon...... John Fannin March 30, 2012 Amparito Roca...... Concertpiece No. 2 ...... Jaime Texidor ....Felix Mendelssohn, arr. Gee Jurisprudence...... Fantaisie sur un Thème Original ...... Leonard B. Smith Wind Ensemble Jules Demersseman, arr. Hegvik Medieval Variations for Wind "Country Band" March ...... Noël from "Symphonic Ensemble: An Homage to ...... Charles Ives arr. Sinclair Sketches"...... Norman Dello Joio ...... *this is not a marchAmit Gilutz . George Whitefield Chadwick, ...... Bruce Yurko Palace Rhapsody, Op. 72 ...... arr. Kennedy Sensemaya...... Aulis Sallinen Concerto in A Minor, mvt. I ...... Silvestre Revueltas, trans. *Requiem for a Hummingbird...... Edvard Grieg Janssen ...... Marc Mellits Children's March: "Over the Supreme Triumph.. Fred Jewell Riffs ...... Jeff Tyzik hills and far away” ...... The Thunderer ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Rogers ...... John Philip Sousa Coventry Carol / Jesu, Joy of Duels and Dances ...... Cornell University Man's Desiring...... arr. Custer ...... James Stephenson Wind Symphony and Wind The Gum-Suckers March ...... Ensemble ... Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. Cynthia Johnston Turner, Ridgewood Concert Band Rogers conductor Chris Wilhjelm, conductor Songs from the Catskills for Tyler Ehrlich, Laurie Kunzle and Richard Wind Orchestra...... student conductor Summers, guest conductor ...... Johan de Meij Lorraine Desmarais, piano Barry Centanni, The Battle of Shiloh ...... May 4, 2012 timpani and xylophone ...... C. L. Barnhouse Mark Zettler, djembe Wind Symphony

February 3, 2012 The Thunderer......

Lachrimae Antiquae...... John Philip Sousa ...John Dowland, arr. Summers After the Thunderer...... Lincolnshire Posy ...... Ira Hearshen CBDNA REPORT – 23 SPRING 2012

San Antonio Dances...... Ronald Lo Presti At an Old Trysting-Place ...... Frank Ticheli Suite of Old American Dances ...... MacDowell, trans. Casey Music for a Festival ...... (IV-V)..Robert Russell Bennett Six Short Pieces .... Jean Berger ...... Philip Sparke American Overture for Band.... Miniatures ...... Joseph Wilcox Jenkins William Grant Still, arr. Lesnick Wind Ensemble Our Town (excerpt)...... Menuetto from Serenade, K. Overture to “Candide” ...... Aaron Copland, trans. Singleton 375...... W.A. Mozart ...... Leonard Bernstein Faces of Foster......

Give Us This Day ...... Stephen Foster, arr. Casey ...... David Maslanka Train Heading West (and other Houghton College Rhapsody in Blue...... Outdoor Scenes) ...... Symphonic Winds ...... George Gershwin ...... Timothy Broege Brian Casey, conductor Rachel Smith and Ethan Hall, The Chimes of Liberty ...... Edwin Franko Goldman graduate conductors Houghton College “Exhilaration and Cry” from December 9, 2011 Symphonic Winds and Brass Southern Harmony ...... “Yuletide at Home” Ensemble ...... Donald Grantham Variants on a Mediaeval Tune . Brian Casey, conductor ...... Norman Dello Joio September 10, 2011 In the Bleak Mid-Winter...... “Sym Winds and Friends” Houghton College ...... arr. Nitsch Chamber Wind Ensembles, Chimes of Liberty ...... Russian Christmas Music...... Percussion Ensemble, Brass ...... Edwin Franko Goldman ...... Alfred Reed Ensemble National Hymn: Bravada, Sleigh Ride..... Leroy Anderson Brian Casey, March, & People’s Refreshing. Troika from Lt. Kije Suite ...... conductor and coach ...... Brian Casey Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Lavender Ernest Lascell, Jim Tiller, American Dream...... A Christmas Festival...... Sharon Johnson, Paul DeBoer, ...... James Beckel ...... Leroy Anderson coaches Elegy for a Young American...

...... Ronald Lo Presti November 11, 2011 Taps...... Traditional Adagio from Serenade, K. 375. Houghton College An American Elegy ...... W.A. Mozart Symphonic Winds and ...... Frank Ticheli Waking Angels...... Chamber Wind Ensemble America, the Beautiful...... David Gillingham Brian Casey, conductor .. Samuel A. Ward, arr. Dragon Piece for Percussion ...... Rachel Smith and Ethan Hall, ...... Mitchell Peters graduate conductors

Under the Sea ...... February 18, 2012 Houghton College ...... Howard Ashman, arr. Stotz “Urbo-Rural” Symphonic Winds and Rondo from Trio for Oboe, Chorale: Equale No. 3...... Chamber Wind Ensemble Bassoon, and Piano...... Ludvig van Beethoven, trans. Brian Casey, conductor ...... Francis Poulenc Casey Gary Stith, guest conductor Contrapunctus IV ...... Country Band March...... Ethan Hall, ...... J.S. Bach , arr. Nagel ...... Charles Ives, trans. Sinclair graduate conductor Where the Beautiful Trumpet Ferris Wheel...... Jason Nitsch November 5, 2011 Sounds ...... Song for the Winter Moon ...... “This Land” ...... Gustav Mahler, arr. Allen ...... Walter Cummings America, the Beautiful...... Renaissance Dances ...... George Washington Bridge...... Samuel A. Ward, arr. Dragon ...... Tielman Susato, arr. Iveson ...... William Schuman Allegro from Eine Kleine Symphony No. 6 ...... Blues for a Killed Cat ...... Vincent Persichetti Nachtmusik...... Jack End Elegy for a Young American...... W.A. Mozart, trans. Ephross Hill-Song No. 2...... CBDNA REPORT – 24 SPRING 2012

...... Percy Grainger “Hands across the Sea: Three City Blocks ...... A Finnish-American Musical ...... John Harbison Celebration” NORTH Contre Qui, Rose...... November 15, 2011 CAROLINA ...... Morten Lauridsen, trans. Hands across the Sea ...... Reynolds Duke University ...... John Philip Sousa Country Gardens...... Wind Symphony Visions from the North...... arr. Grainger, adapt. Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, ...... Atso Almila Sousa/Brion/Schissel conductor Jokeri (The Joker)...... Swashbuckler...... Julie Giroux “Of Seas and Storms”| ...... Pertti Pekkanen October 6, 2011 Ukko Nooa Concerto (Old Man Noah Concerto) ...... The Thunderer...... Hudson Valley Chamber C. M. Bellman, arr. Juutilainen ...... John Philip Sousa, arr. Winds Minka...... Brion/Schissel Adam Fontana, conductor ...... trad. Russian/Juutilainen Seal Lullaby ...... Eric Whitacre September 24, 2011 Värit (Colors) ...arr. Juutilainen Of Sailors and Whales ...... Serenade No. 11 in E-Flat, K. Pienen pieni veturi (The Little ...... Francis McBeth 375 ...... W.A. Mozart Engine that Could)...... Sea Songs...... Rondino...... arr. Juutilainen ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Ludwig van Beethoven Sicilienne...... Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie *Tetris ...... Lior Navok ...... Gabriel Fauré/Heikkinen Doon...... Percy Grainger Handel in the Strand...... Tango for Saxmen ...... Esko Heikkinen ...Percy Grainger, arr. Goldman Hudson Valley Chamber Finlandia...... Cloudburst...... Eric Whitacre Winds ...... Jean Sibelius, arr. Cailliet Rolling Thunder...... Adam Fontana, conductor ...... Henry Fillmore, ed. Fennell November 12, 2011

Adirondack Wind Ensemble Overture to “Le nozze di Duke University Wind Figaro” ...... W.A. Mozart Daniel Gordon, soloist Symphony Figures in the Garden...... Nikke Isomöttönen, guest Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, ...... Jonathan Dove conductor “Introducing Janne Ikonen”: conductor Divertimento, Op. 22 ...... Rebecca Troxler, flute ...... Hans Gál Music by the Finnish Composer “Flutes en Masse” featuring January 28, 2012 Rebecca Troxler & the DUWS flute section Plattsburgh State University Lake Placid Center for the November 17, 2011 Symphonic Band Arts Daniel Gordon, conductor January 29, 2012 Festmusik der Stadt Wien ...... Charlie Morgan, E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium, Richard Strauss, arr. Banks, rev. student conductor Plattsburgh, NY Rundel Brooke Kelley, flute *Hankihönkäys (A Breath of “Café 512” ...... Ryan George Daniel Gordon, Winter) Concertino for Flute Solo with alto saxophone Kaikuja laulumailta (Echoes Band, op. 107 ...... Jim Huneycutt, from Karelia) .Cécile Chaminade, arr. Wilson tenor saxophone *Concerto for Alto Saxophone Vesuvius...... Frank Ticheli Lee Cyphers, horn and Wind Ensemble Sleep...... Eric Whitacre Alex Puchalski, trumpet From the Woods Konzert III, op. 15...... Eusung Choe, trombone Rajan mailla (The Borderlands) ....Joseph Bodin de Boismortier Saana Teittinen-Gordon, Liekehtivät kukat (The Flaming Beguine for Flutes with Band marimba Flowers) ...... Eric Osterling CBDNA REPORT – 25 SPRING 2012

Dance of the Jesters ...... Danny Boy...... Giacomo Puccini, arr. de Meij ..... Peter I. Tchaikovsky, trans...... Irish Folk Song, arr. Bohemian Dances ...... Cramer Flummerfelt ...... Guy Woolfenden little man in a hurry (from The Duke Wind Symphony City and the Sea) ...... Duke University Wind ...... Eric Whitacre Festmusik der Stadt Wien ...... Symphony Richard Strauss, arr. Banks, rev. Wind Symphony Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, Rundel Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, conductor Vesuvius...... Frank Ticheli conductor Johann Mösenbichler, Seal Lullaby ...... Eric Whitacre guest conductor “La Morisque” from The Dance of the Jesters ...... The North Carolina Danserye...... Peter I. Tchaikovsky, trans. Saxophone Ensemble .Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan Cramer “Affinities” Seal Lullaby...... Eric Whitacre UNC Wind Ensemble February 23, 2012 “Ronde & Aliud” from The Danserye...... Procession of Nobles...... Smiles and Chuckles...... Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan ...... Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, ...... F. Henri Klickmann, trans. Cloudburst ...... Eric Whitacre trans. Leidzen Lovrien Festmusik der Stadt Wien...... Chant and Jublio ...... Folk Song Suite...... Richard Strauss, arr. Banks, rev...... Francis McBeth ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Rundel Der Traum des Oenghus (The Rhapsody in Blue...... dream of Oenghus)...... Symphony Orchestra .... George Gershwin, arr. Grofe ...... Rolf Rudin Harry Davidson, Combined Ensembles Slap me ...... Barry Cockcroft music director Simplicius Ouvertüre ...... Verena Mosenbichler-Bryant, Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie ...... Johann Strauss II, arr. guest conductor Doon...... Percy Grainger Schadenbauer “The Lost Lady Found” from Coriolan Overture, Op. 62 Symphony No. 2 ...... Lincolnshire Posy...... Ludwig van Beethoven ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Percy Grainger Symphony No. 6 in F Major, Op. 68, mvt. I...... Ludwig van Beethoven Duke University Duke University Wind Symphony, University Chorale, Wind Symphony, Symphony Orchestra, and and 200 local high school University of North Carolina- Chorale singers Chapel Hill Parents’ and Family Weekend Rodney Wynkoop, conductor Wind Ensemble and Concert Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, Symphony Band October 29, 2011 conductor Evan Feldman, conductor Eric Whitacre, Chorale Sean Currlin, tenor guest composer and conductor Rodney Wynkoop, conductor Duke University October 27, 2011 Mary Hamilton, accompanist Wind Symphony Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant, Chorale Salmo 150 (Psalm 150)...... conductor ...... Ernani Aguiar Salmo 150 (Psalm 150)...... “Two Shades of Blue” Music, When Soft Voices Die ...... Ernani Aguiar December 5, 2011 ...... Eric Nelson The City and the Sea...... Animal Crackers, Volume I..... UNC Wind Symphony ...... Eric Whitacre ...... Eric Whitacre A Boy and a Girl...... Midway March ...... A Boy and a Girl...... Eric Whitacre ... John Williams, arr. Lavender ...... Eric Whitacre Animal Crackers Volume I & II Te Deum from Tosca...... CBDNA REPORT – 26 SPRING 2012

...... Eric Whitacre Aces of the Air ...... Karl King Cambrian Explosion...... Go, Lovely Rose ...... Children’s Folksong Suite...... Richard Saucedo ...... Eric Whitacre ...... Kevin Walczyk Give Us This Day...... Where Eagles Dare...... David Maslanka Wind Symphony ...... Ron Goodwin, arr. Daehn Concerto for Percussion...... Festmusik der Stadt Wien...... Autumn on White Lake ...... Brett Dietz Richard Strauss, arr. Banks, rev...... Sam Hazo The Immovable Do ...... Rundel New World Variations...... Percy Grainger October...... Eric Whitacre ...... David Shaffer Themes from “Green Bushes” . Seal Lullaby ...... Eric Whitacre ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Daehn

Cloudburst...... Eric Whitacre Concerto for Vibraphone ...... University of North Dakota Chorale and 200 local high ...... Thomas Briggs Wind Ensemble school singers Rio’s Convergence...... James Popejoy, conductor ...... Justin Freer Lux Aurumque...Eric Whitacre Seth Custer, composer and

Combined Ensembles saxophone October 29, 2011 Sleep...... Eric Whitacre OHIO An American Fanfare ...... Columbus State Community ...... Rick Kirby College Overture to “La Belle Héléne” . Gardner-Webb University Concert Band . Jacques Offenbach, arr. Odom Symphonic Band Thomas Lloyd, conductor With Voice of Triumph Raised Matt Whitfield, Conductor Stephen Secan, oboe ...... Calvin Custer November 29, 2011 November 29, 2011 Segaria: Fantasy for Soprano Symphonic Overture...... Saxophone & Symphonic Band Hungarian Dance No. 5...... Charles Carter ...... Bernabé Sanchis ...... Johannes Brahms, arr. Songs of Grace and Songs of Machu Picchu...... Laurendeau Glory ...... Satoshi Yagisawa Nimrod from Enigma Variations ... John Philip Sousa, arr. Brion ...... Edward Elgar, arr. Bocook and Schissel C.B.D.N.A. March ...... Festive Overture, op. 96...... University of North Dakota ...... Donald Moore ..... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. University Band Avelynn’s Lullaby ...... Hunsberger |James Popejoy, conductor ...... Joel Puckett El Palomino Noble...... Kris Eylands, guitar Oboe Concerto in G Minor ...... Joseph Compello November 29, 2011 ...... G.F. Handel, arr. Peters Mannin Veen “Dear Isle of Gabriel’s Oboe...... Ignition ...... Todd Stalter Man” ...... Haydn Wood Ennio Morricone, arr. Longfield Nevermore...... Brian Balmages Holiday Portraits...... Kitten on the Keys ...... Second Suite in F Gustav Holst| ...... arr. Sean O’Loughlin .....Edward Confrey, arr. Ripley Chaos Theory ...... Jim Bonney Silent Night...... Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Rusian Sailors’ Dance ...... Franz Grüber, arr. Yoder Man’s Chest ...... Reinhold Gliere, arr. Isaac ...... Hans Zimmer, arr. Brown

NORTH DAKOTA University of North Dakota Columbus State Community Wind Ensemble University of North Dakota College James Popejoy, conductor University Band Concert Band Joel Robinette, percussion James Popejoy, conductor Thomas Lloyd, conductor November 29, 2011 October 16, 2011 Everett Jones, piano March 6, 2012 CBDNA REPORT – 27 SPRING 2012

Invercargill March ...... Lauds, Praise High Day...... University of Oklahoma ...... Alex Lithgow ...... Ron Nelson Concert Band Let Your Spirit Sing...... Swept Up ...... Melinda Wagner Debra L. Traficante, ...... Julie Giroux Dance of the Jesters from The conductor Piano Concerto No. 3 finale..... Snow Maiden...... April 23, 2012 .....Ludwig van Beethoven, arr. Peter Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer Triumphant Fanfare ...... Erwin From Glory to Glory...... Richard Saucedo Clarinet Hoedown... John Moss ...... Kevin Walczyk Symphonic Prelude ...... Africa: Ceremony, Song, and Christus Factus Est ...... Mark Camphouse Ritual...... Robert W. Smith Anton Bruckner, orch. Thurston Kyrill, Storm of the Century Overture to Dr. Miracle ...... J’ai été au bal...... Otto Schwarz .....Georges Bizet, arr. J. Lloyd ...... Donald Grantham Chorale & Alleluia...... Howard Hanson Amparito Roca.. Jaime Texidor OKLAHOMA University of Oklahoma Symphony Band University of Oklahoma Brian A. Britt, conductor Concert Band Brian T. Wolfe, OREGON Debra L. Traficante, guest conductor Linfield College conductor April 18, 2012 Concert Band February 27, 2012 Today Is The Gift ...... Joan Haaland Paddock, Ignition...... Todd Stalter ...... Samuel Hazo conductor Rest ...... Frank Ticheli Laboring Songs....Dan Welcher Amanda Summers, oboe Divertimento for Band, Op. 42 Hold This Boy and Listen ...... “Songs of Sea, Air, Storms, ...... Vincent Persichetti ...... Carter Pann Love & Friendship” Foundry...... John Mackey Niagara Falls...... November 8, 2011 ...... Michael Daugherty Tall Ships ...... Ron Goodwin Prestissimo...... Karl King In Heaven’s Air...... University of Oklahoma ...... Samuel R. Hazo Symphony Band Suite on Greek Love Songs...... Brian A. Britt, conductor University of Oklahoma ...... Henk van Lijnschooten Brian T. Wolfe, Wind Symphony Stormbreak for Percussion guest conductor William K. Wakefield, Ensemble...... Jim Casella February 27, 2012 conductor Concertante ...... Wilson B. Wise, Shadow Rituals ...... Émile Paladilhe, trans. Willett guest conductor ...... Michael Markowski Arabian Dances...... April 18, 2012 Silence Overwhelmed...... Brian Balmages ...... Brian Balmages *The Awesome Machinery of Golden Friendships March...... Southern Harmony...... Nature ...... Cody Criswell ...... Henry Fillmore, ed. Foster ...... Donald Grantham The Power of Rome and the

Danzon No. 2 . Arturo Márquez Christian Heart ...... Linfield College ...... Percy Grainger Kiai!...... Craig Thomas Naylor Concert Band University of Oklahoma Lincolnshire Posy...... Wildcat Men’s Glee Club Wind Symphony ...... Percy Grainger Joan Haaland Paddock, William K. Wakefield, conductor

conductor Chelsea Janzen, soprano Brian T. Wolfe, Kayla Wilkens, soprano guest conductor “Of Heart and Home”

February 28, 2012 April 24, 2012 CBDNA REPORT – 28 SPRING 2012

Heartland Sketches ...... Twilight of the Gods...... Temple University ...... Mark Camphouse ...... Andrew Boysen Wind Symphony On Wisconsin March and Two Give Us This Day...... Emily Threinen, conductor Step ...... David Maslanka "Explorations" .. William T. Purdy, arr. Alford February 19, 2012

Irish Tune...... Percy Grainger Mother Earth: A Fanfare...... Lyric Waltz ...... PENNSYLVANIA ...... David Maslanka ....Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. de Sleep...... Eric Whitacre Meij Philadelphia Wind Symphony Traveler...... David Maslanka Zaparozhski “Cossack” March Virginia Allen, conductor Symphonies of Wind ...... S. Tvorum, ed. Peterson December 4, 2011 Instruments (1920)...... Gentle Annie...Stephen Collins Commando March...... Igor Stravinsky Foster, ed. Schissel ...... Samuel Barber, arr. Ecstatic Waters.. Steven Bryant Africa: Ceremony, Song, and Collinsworth Ritual...... Robert W. Smith American Overture for Band Old Scottish Melody ...... Joseph Willcox Jenkins Temple University ...... arr. Charles Wiley O Magnum Mysterium ...... Wind Ensemble The Wizard of Oz ...... Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds Matthew Brunner, conductor Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg, First Suite in E-flat for Military February 26, 2012 arr. Barnes Band...... Gustav Holst Foolish Fire ...... Greg Simon Russian Christmas Music ...... Sinfonia für Bläser ...... Alfred Reed ...... Gaetano Donizetti University of Portland Three Dances of Enchantment Marche des Parachutistes Wind Symphony ...... Luigi Zaninelli Belges...... Patrick Murphy, conductor Slava!...... Pierre Leemans, arr. Wiley Amanda Pilcher and Peary ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Trauersinfonie...... Webster, Grundman conducting associates ...Richard Wagner, arr. Leidzen December 4, 2011 Paris Sketches ...Martin Ellerby Second Suite in F ...... Philadelphia Wind Symphony Virginia Allen, conductor ...... Gustav Holst Temple University O Magnum Mysterium...... March 4, 2012 Wind Symphony Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds Overture to “La Forza del Emily Threinen, conductor Florentiner March ...... Destino”...... Adam Vidiksis, ...... Julius Fučik . Giuseppe Verdi, arr. Lake and student composer Rocky Point Holiday...... Kent Gregory Strohman, trombone ...... Ron Nelson Symphony No. 3...... “Classic Structures" In Dulci Jubilo ...... Alfred Reed ...... Vittorio Giannini March 23, 2012 Eviler Elves...... James Kazick Children’s March “Over the Overture for Winds, Op. 24 ..... Hills and Far Away”...... Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger arr. Boyd University of Portland Måndalen Landscapes ...... First Suite in E-flat for Military Wind Symphony ...... Philip Sparke Band, Op. 28 ...... Patrick Murphy, conductor Scenes from “The Louvre” ...... Gustav Holst, ed. Matthews Peary Webster, ...... Norman Dello Joio *Nightfall Hysteria...... conducting associate Wedding Dance ...... Adam Vidiksis February 26, 2012 ...... Jacques Press, arr. Trombone Concerto, Opus 114b Mother Earth..David Maslanka Johnston/Fennell ...... Derek Bourgeois Dreamland...... Michael Markowski CBDNA REPORT – 29 SPRING 2012

Theme and Variations, Opus Angels in the Architecture...... March of the Belgian 43a...... Arnold Schoenberg ...... Frank Ticheli Parachutists ...... Pierre Leemans , arr. Wiley

Temple University Temple University Wind Symphony Night Owls Campus- West Chester University Emily Threinen, conductor Community Band Wind Ensemble Michael Daugherty, Deborah Sheldon, conductor |Andrew Yoviak, conductor guest composer Matthew Clauhs, Haley Haim Avitsu, trombone Phillip O'Banion, percussion Franzwa, Jeffrey Molush, and October 6, 2011 "Imagery" Jeanette Soebbing, Celebration...... Philip Sparke April 27, 2012 graduate student conductors A Hymn for the Lost and the April 30, 2012 Short Ride in a Fast Machine... Living...... Eric Ewazen ...... John Adams, trans. Odom Cajun Folk Songs ...... Harvest: Concerto for Climbing Parnassus...... Frank Ticheli Trombone...... John Mackey ...... Jonathan Newman Clown Act......

Raise the Roof...... Thomas Kahelin ...... Michael Daugherty Fantasy of Flight...... West Chester University Piano Sonata No 2 "Concord, ...... John Williams, arr. Symphonic Band Mass.,1840-60": III. The Alcotts His Honor ...... Henry Fillmore M. Gregory Martin, ...... Charles Ives, arr. Elkus Images ...... Robert Sheldon conductor Lost Vegas ...... Journal for a Soldier ...... John Eckstein and Andrew ...... Michael Daugherty ...... Brian Balmages Yozviak, guest conductors On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss November 20, 2011

...... David Holsinger Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo... Temple University Reverberations...... Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Combined Concert ...... Brian Balmages Serenade, Op. 22c ...... Matthew Brunner, conductor Toccata for Band ...... Derek Bourgeois Matthew Bernsten, Jo Ann ...... Frank Erickson Marching Song.... Gustav Holst Mollo, and Jeffrey Molush, West Highland Sojourn ...... Khan...... Julie Giroux student conductors ...... Robert Sheldon An American Elegy...... April 29, 2012 ...... Frank Ticheli Collegiate Band Third Suite ...... Robert Jager West Chester University Spoon River ...... Symphonic Band ... Percy Grainger, arr. Sheldon M. Gregory Martin, West Chester University I Am ...... Andrew Boysen conductor Wind Ensemble The Great Locomotive Chase .. Matthew Tenaglia, Andrew Yozviak, conductor ...... Robert W. Smith guest conductor Keith Brion, guest conductor Shenandoah...... Frank Ticheli October 6, 2011 November 20, 2011 Alligator Alley ...... Flourish for Wind Band...... Michael Daugherty Second Suite in F ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Gustav Holst Wind Ensemble Sea Songs ...... Elegy for a Young American ... Ignition...... Todd Stalter ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Ronald Lo Presti Of Sailors and Whales ...... Dedicatory Overture...... From a Dark Millennium ...... Clifton Williams ...... Francis McBeth ...... Joseph Schwantner Folk Dances ...... Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... Variations on "America"...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr...... John Mackey ...... Charles Ives, trans. Rhoads A Longford Legend...... Reynolds Adeste Fidelis...... Robert Sheldon CBDNA REPORT – 30 SPRING 2012

...... Charles Ives, arr. Brion ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams East Tennessee State March No. 6: "Here’s to Good Niagara Falls...... University Ol' Yale ...... Michael Daugherty Wind Ensemble and ...... Charles Ives, adapt. Elkus Chamber Winds

Kokopelli's Dance...... Christian Zembower, ...... Nathan Tanyoue West Chester University conductor Wind Ensemble February 16, 2012

Andrew Yozviak, conductor “Transcriptions” West Chester University February 26, 2012 Symphonic Winds Chamber Winds Scarecrow Overture...... Andrew Yozviak, conductor Light Cavalry Overture...... Joseph Turin Elizabeth Pfaffle, horn .Franz von Suppe, arr. Fillmore Rites, Op. 79...... Jean Absil February 16, 2012 Gloriosa ...... Yasuhide Ito Wind Ensemble II Adagio for Wind Orchestra...... Allerseelen ...... Joaquin Rodrigo ...... Richard Strauss, arr. Davis Lied et Scherzo ...... TENNESSEE Chamber Winds ...... Florent Schmitt East Tennessee State Little Symphony for Winds (I, Dances, from "Moscow University IV)...... Cheryomushki" ...... Wind Ensemble, Concert .. Franz Schubert, arr. Reynolds ...... Dimitri Shostakovich Band, Chamber Winds Christian Zembower, Wind Ensemble I

conductor Overture to”Candide” ...... West Chester University Timothy Mahr, ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Concert Band guest conductor Grundman M. Gregory Martin, November 22, 2011 Symphonic Metamorphosis (IV. conductor Concert Band “March”) ...... February 16, 2012 ..Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Masque ...... Francis McBeth The Pathfinder of Panama...... Daydream ...... Timothy Mahr Symphonic Winds ... John Philip Sousa, ed. Byrne Flourish...... Timothy Mahr Fiddle-Faddle ...... Battaglia, Op. 36 ...... Third Suite...... Robert Jager ...... Leroy Anderson, arr. Lang ...... W. Francis McBeth Wind Ensemble I

Pageant, Op. 59...... Commando March...... Vincent Persichetti East Tennessee State ...... Samuel Barber University Endurance...... Timothy Mahr Collaborative Concert West Chester University Symphonic Winds Christian Zembower, Wind Symphony conductor Hey!...... Timothy Mahr M. Gregory Martin, Tom Hopson, conductor conductor Wind Ensemble II February 21, 2012 Jonathan Fowler, tuba Second Suite in F...... Virginia (Bristol) High School February 26, 2012 ...... Gustav Holst Band Valdres...... Johannes Hanssen Symphonic Winds Exultate ...... Samuel R. Hazo Symphony No. 1 for Wind Joy...... Frank Ticheli Ensemble...... Russian Christmas Music ...... Donald Lee Gannon ...... Alfred Reed ETSU Concert Band Concert for Bass Tuba in F The Darkness is Always Soft... Minor ...... Ryan Fraley CBDNA REPORT – 31 SPRING 2012

Pacem...... Robert Spittal Chant Funéraire ...... Lee University Pageant...... Vincent Persichetti ...... Gabriel Fauré, trans. Moss Wind Ensemble March of the Belgium David R. Holsinger, conductor Combined Bands Paratroopers...... Winona Gray Holsinger, March for Freedom ...... Pierre Leemans, arr. Wiley associate conductor ...... Steve Hodges Three Magical Places ...... April 15, 2012 American Barndance...... Allen Vizzutti Overture to Candide...... Richard Saucedo Ballad for Band .Morton Gould ...... Leonard Bernstein Easter Monday on the White After a Gentle Rain ...... House Lawn...... Anthony Iannaccone Lee University ...... John Philip Sousa The Klaxon March ...... Wind Ensemble Liturgical Dances ...... Henry Fillmore David R. Holsinger, conductor ...... David R. Holsinger Three Tragic Ballads...... Winona Gray Holsinger, Invictus ...... Karl King associate conductor ...... Percy Grainger Lee University Chorale Dance No. 1 ...... Dimitri Shostakovich William Green, conductor Lee University Adagio...... David Holsinger Lee University Choral Union Wind Ensemble Semper Fidelis ...... Cameron LaBarr, conductor David R. Holsinger, conductor ...... John Philip Sousa September 29, 2011 Winona Gray Holsinger, They Hung Their Harps in the associate conductor Ignition...... Todd Stalter Willows.....W. Francis McBeth East Tennessee School Band Toccata Marziale...... Danzas Cubanas...... and Orchestra Convention ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Robert Sheldon February 3, 2012 Lux Aurumque...Eric Whitacre Barnum & Bailey’s Favorite Invictis March...... Karl King Fanfare...... Karl King The Echo of God’s Laughter ...... Hugo Montenegro, trans.

...... Kenneth H. Lampl Tatgenhorst Irish Tune from County Derry Easter Monday on the White Southern Adventist University ...... Percy Grainger House Lawn...... Wind Symphony Children’s March: “Over the ...... John Philip Sousa Ken Parsons, conductor Hills and Far Away” ...... Toccata Marziale ...... Landon Durham, euphonium ...... Percy Grainger ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Joshua Knight, organ Reagan of Illinois: Part II, Hero Waltz No. 2 for Variety “Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Fanfare and Anthem...... Orchestra ...... Songs” ...... David R. Holsinger ...... Dimitri Shostakovich, arr. October 16, 2011 Honey Boys on Parade...... Curnow Spirit of the Ages Fanfare...... Edward Victor Cupero Irish Tune from County Derry...... Brant Karrick ...... Percy Grainger Vintage...... David Gillingham Children’s March: “Over the Sketches on a Tudor Psalm Lee University Hills and Far Away”...... Fisher Tull Wind Ensemble ...... Percy Grainger American Hymnsong Suite David R. Holsinger, conductor Chant Funéraire ...... Dwayne S. Milburn Winona Gray Holsinger, ...... Gabriel Fauré, trans. Moss A Hymn for the Lost and the associate conductor Honey Boys on Parade ...... Living...... Eric Ewazen Allen Vizzutti, trumpet ...... Edward Victor Cupero Amazing Grace ...Frank Ticheli November 8, 2011 Liturgical Dances ...... Exaltation!...... David R. Holsinger Fanfare ...... John Wesley Gibson ...... Hugo Montenegro, trans. Tatgenhorst CBDNA REPORT – 32 SPRING 2012

Southern Adventist University Southern Adventist University Rest ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Symphony and Wind Symphony and Raptures of Undream ...... Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble ...... Bruce Hamilton Ken Parsons, conductor Ken Parsons, conductor Hands Across the Sea...... Jordan McKee, soprano Steven Blondo, tenor ...... John Philip Sousa “Christmas at Southern” Michael Pichette, trumpet

December 3, 2011 “Out of This World” February 18, 2012 Stephen F. Austin State Wind Symphony University Wind Symphony Carol of the Bells ...... Wind Symphony and .David Foster, arr. Jay Dawson Beyond...... Wataru Hokoyama Symphonic Band “The Nativity” from Mosaici Star Wars Trilogy ...... David W. Campo, conductor Bizantini...... Franco Cesarini John Williams, arr. Hunsberger Tamey Anglley, conductor Six Dances from The Holly Royster and Jazz Ensemble Nutcracker...... Justin Allen, .Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky, arr. Rockit ...... graduate conductors Rogan . Herbie Hancock, arr. Jennings “Angels and Demons” East of the Sun (and West of the February 7, 2012 Jazz Ensemble Moon) ...... Symphonic Band Sleigh Ride ...... Brooks Bowman, arr. Keberle .... Leroy Anderson, arr. Wolpe Fly Me to the Moon...... American Fanfare...... You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch ...... Bart Howard, arr. Harpin ...... John Wasson . Albert Hague, arr. Mike Story Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Christmas Time is Here ...... (Corcovado)...... Doon...... Percy Grainger ...... Vince Guaraldi, arr. Pugh ...... Antonio Carlos Jobim, arr. Greek Folk Song Suite...... Hot Chocolate ...... Taylor ...... Franco Cesarini ...... Alan Silvestri, arr. Berry Stardust...... Wind Symphony I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me ...... Hoagy Carmichael, arr. Warm ...... Newsom Angel Band ...... Walter Hartley ....Irving Berlin, arr. Glasscock Be Thou My Vision ......

Yo! Tannenbaum ...... David Gillingham ...... Gordon Goodwin TEXAS Profanation from “Jeremiah, Symphony No. 1”...... Wind Symphony Stephen F. Austin State ...... Leonard Bernstein Feliz Navidad...... University

.....José Feliciano, arr. Wallace Wind Ensemble Ding Dong! Merrily On High .. Fred J. Allen, conductor Stephen F. Austin State Leif Strand & Olov Helge, arr. David W. Campo, University Dawson associate conductor The Wind Ensemble and A Holiday Rhapsody...... Tamey Anglley, Wind Symphony ...... Larry MacTaggart assistant conductor Fred J. Allen, conductor Jingle Bells Forever ...... “2012 Winter Tour: Kevin Sedatole, guest ...... Robert W. Smith Faces of America” conductor January 29-31, 2012 Justin Allen, Michelle King,

Michael Oreka, and Jay Salute to Dallas...... Weems, graduate conductors ...... Richard Taylor “2012 SFA Wind Conducting Javelin...... Michael Torke Symposium Concert” Vientos y Tangos...... March 23, 2012 ...... Michael Gandolfi CBDNA REPORT – 33 SPRING 2012

Wind Symphony Stephen F. Austin State The Speech of Angels ...... University ...... Stephen Melillo Chester ...... William Schuman Wind Ensemble The End of the World ...... English Folk Song Suite ...... Fred J. Allen, conductor ...... Michael Schelle ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams David W. Campo, A Song for Japan...... Greenwillow Portrait...... associate conductor ..... Steven Verhelst, arr. Pursell ...... Mark Williams Tamey Anglley, Godspeed...... Stephen Melillo Wind Ensemble assistant conductor

“Circus Maximus” Notturno for Winds, Op. 24..... Tarleton State University ...... Felix Mendelssohn April 24, 2012 Wind Ensemble Lincolnshire Posy, mvts. II and Notturno for Winds, Op. 24...... Anthony Pursell, conductor V...... Percy Grainger ...... Felix Mendelssohn Tarleton Invitational Band Avelynn’s Lullaby ...... Colors and Contours...... Festival II ...... Joel Puckett ...... Leslie Bassett Featuring the Music of Army of the Nile...... March, “BSO Forever”...... Frank Ticheli ...... Kenneth Alford ...... Leonard Bernstein Composer- and Conductor-in- Circus Maximus ...... Residence ...... John Corigliano Stephen F. Austin State With Guest Conductors Raymond James, Baker University University and Joseph Hebert, Symphonic Band and Stephen F. Austin State Loyola University University Band University March 30, 2012 David W. Campo and Wind Symphony Tamey Anglley, conductors David W. Campo, conductor Florentiner March .Julius Fucik Michelle King and Holly April 30, 2012 Symphony No. 1, mvt. V Royster, graduate conductors “Shades of Blue” “Hobbits” ...... Johann deMeij April 17, 2012 *Conflict ...... Jordan Grelle Blue Lake Overture ...... Angels in the Architecture ...... University Band ...... John Barnes Chance ...... Frank Ticheli Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... Steel ...... Randall D. Standridge Rest ...... Frank Ticheli ...... John Mackey Blue and Green Music ...... Vesuvius...... Frank Ticheli Bobby’s Blues ...... Samuel R. Hazo Chant and Jubilo ...... Paul Yoder Blues for a Killed Kat...... W. Francis McBeth Texas Christian University ...... Jack End, ed. Fennell Coast Guards March ...... Wind Symphony and Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Karl King Jazz Ensemble Who’s Who in Navy Blue ...... Bobby R. Francis, conductor Symphonic Band ...... John Philip Sousa Curt Wilson, conductor March of the Belgian Brian Youngblood and Parachutists ..... Pierre Leemans Jeremy Strickland, Tarleton State University Summer Resounding! ...... guest conductors University Band ...... Brian Balmages February 17, 2011 Anthony Pursell, conductor *SPIN...... Kristopher Maloy Suite Provençale ...... Justin Cook, faculty soloist Jazzalogue No. 1 ...... Jan Van der Roost “What if they are right?” ...... Joseph Turrin December 5, 2011 Rhapsody for Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble...... Earthdance... Michael Sweeney ...... Patrick Williams Mars from The Planets ...... Hymn to a Blue Hour...... Gustav Holst, arr. Sayre ...... John Mackey CBDNA REPORT – 34 SPRING 2012

Concerto 2010....Anthony Plog Texas Christian University First Little Serious Serenade: Symphony No. 8 ...... Symphonic Band and “Dia de los Muertos” ...... David Maslanka University Concert Band ...... John Michael Davis Brian Youngblood and Concerto Braziliano ......

Jeremy Strickland, ...... James M. Stephenson Texas Christian University conductors

Wind Symphony and Felix Torres, conductor Jazz Ensemble April 12, 2011 Texas Christian University Bobby R. Francis, conductor Wind Symphony and Farandole...... Georges Bizet Curt Wilson, conductor Symphonic Band Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Brian Youngblood and Bobby R. Francis, ...... Malcolm Arnold Jeremy Strickland, director of bands American Riversongs ...... guest conductors John Whitwell, guest ...... Pierre La Plante American Brass Quintet, conductor-in-residence Karl King March Suite ...... guest artists Brian Youngblood, Eric ...... Karl L. King February 24, 2011 Simpson, Alyson M. Holley, The Thunderer ...... and Felix Torres, conductors Jazzalogue No. 1...... John Philip Sousa October 25, 2011 ...... Joseph Turrin Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... Rhapsody for Concert Band and ...... John Mackey Symphonic Concert March ...... Jazz Ensemble...... La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Giosue Bonelli ...... Patrick Williams ...... H. Owen Reed Reverie ...... Claude Debussy Hymn to a Blue Hour...... Twilight in the Wilderness Scenes from “The Louvre” ...... John Mackey ...... Christopher Tucker ...... Norman Dello Joio Concerto 2010....Anthony Plog Vox Populi...... Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Symphony No. 8 ...... Richard Danielpour ...... David Gillingham ...... David Maslanka Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare ..

...... Richard Strauss

Texas Christian University Le Cid (Ballet Music for Band) Texas Christian University Wind Symphony ...... Jules Massenet Doctoral Conducting Recital Bobby R. Francis, The Passing Bell ...... Mike Davis, conductor director of bands ...... Warren Benson Derrada R. Rubell-Asbell, Brian Youngblood, Jeremy Molly on the Shore...... baritone Strickland, Joseph Eckert, ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger March 29, 2011 and Mike Davis, conductors Don’t You See?...... “The Duke of Marlborough” James Stephenson, ...... Donald Grantham Fanfare ...... guest conductor and composer National Emblem ...... TCU Faculty Brass Quintet ...... Edwin E. Bagley ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Luis Fred, trombone The Good Soldier Schweik Suite, Op. 22 ...... Robert Kurka September 30, 2011 Texas Christian University Lieutenant Kijé Suite, Op. 60 Son de México from Suite Symphonic Band ...... Sergei Prokofiev Americana ...... Enrique Crespo Brian Youngblood, conductor “They Are There!” (A War- Quinteto Concertante...... Mike Davis and Felix Torres, Song March) ...... Charles ...... Osvaldo Lacerda guest conductors ...... Edward Ives Trilogia ...... Osvaldo Lacerda December 5, 2011 Dobrado, Ponto, e Maracatú ...... Osvaldo Lacerda Fantasia for Christmas ...... Puerto Rican “Bomba” ...... Elliot Del Borgo ...... arr. José Pujals Festival of Light!...... Techno...... Jimmy López ...... Stephen Melillo CBDNA REPORT – 35 SPRING 2012

Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Texas Christian University Texas Christian University ...... Fisher Tull Symphonic Band Symphonic Band and The Sussex Mummers’ Brian Youngblood, conductor University Concert Band Christmas Carol ...... R. Eric Simpson and Felix Brian Youngblood and ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Torres, guest conductors Jeremy Strickland, Color ...... Bob Margolis February 21, 2012 conductors Stille Nacht ...... Franz Gruber Mike Davis, Alyson M. Holley, Masquerade, Op. 102...... Themes from “Green Bushes” . and Felix Torres, guest ...... Vincent Persichetti ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger conductors The Seal Lullaby ...... Sleigh Ride..... Leroy Anderson April 19, 2012 ...... Eric Whitacre Country Gardens...... Celebrations ...... John Zdechlik ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Cave ...... Russell Peck Texas Christian University Tapor No. 1, Op. 14...... Foundry...... John Mackey Wind Symphony ...... Alan Hovhaness Godzilla Eats Lots Vegas! ...... James Keene, guest The Fountainhead...... Eric Whitacre conductor-in-residence ...... Stephen Melillo Variations on a Korean Folk Brian Youngblood, conductor Song ...... John Barnes Chance Alyson M. Holley, Cajun Folk Songs...... guest conductor Texas Christian University ...... Frank Ticheli December 7, 2011 Master’s Conducting Recital Nemu-Susato...... Fiesta Del Pacifico...... Alyson M. Holley and Felix ...... Jan van der Roost ...... Roger Nixon Torres, conductors The Battle Pavane ...... Divertimento for Band, Op. 42 March 13, 2012 .. Tielman Susato, arr. Margolis ...... Vincent Persichetti Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Short Cut Home .. Dana Wilson Colonial Song ...... Gordon Jacob ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger The Merry King...... Niagara Falls...... Texas Christian University ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger ...... Michael Daugherty Doctoral Conducting Recital Suite in B-Flat .Richard Strauss Elsa’s Procession to the Mike Davis, conductor Octet for Winds ...... Cathedral...... Richard Wagner April 27, 2012 ...... Igor Stravinsky Convention of the Cordials...... Festivo ...... Edward Gregson Plöner Musiktag: Morgenmusik ...... John Philip Sousa von Turm zu blasen......

...... Paul Hindemith Texas Christian University Carmina burana...... Carl Orff Texas Christian University Wind Symphony Drei lustige Märsche, Op. 44 Wind Symphony Bobby R. Francis, conductor ...... Ernst Krenek Bobby R. Francis, conductor Brian West, guest artist Kleine Dreigroschenmusik...... February 20, 2012 April 17, 2012 ...... Kurt Weill Firefly...... Ryan George Music for Prague 1968 ...... Rest ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Karel Husa Flourishes and Meditations on a Trinity University Variations on the “Porazzi” Renaissance Theme...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble Theme of Wagner...... Michael Gandolfi James Worman, conductor ...... Alfred Reed They Hung Their Harps in the Trinity Percussion Ensemble Raise the Roof ...... Willows.....W. Francis McBeth March 4, 2012 ...... Michael Daugherty Traveler...... David Maslanka Symphony No. 1...... Vox Populi ...... Mystic Call...... Karl L. King ...... Frank Ticheli, arr. Green Richard Danielpour, arr. Stamp It Perched for Vespers Nine.....

CBDNA REPORT – 36 SPRING 2012

...... Joel Puckett Serenade No. 10 in B-flat The University of Texas Kaddish ...... Francis McBeth Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, Symphony Band After a Gentle Rain...... mvt. I ...... W.A. Mozart Scott S. Hanna, conductor ...... Anthony Iannacconne Octandre, mvt. I Edgard Varèse Dennis Llinas and Anthony C. Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Marinello, II,

Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, guest conductors University of Texas Arlington mvt. II ...... W.A. Mozart February 27, 2012 Wind Symphony Intègrales ...... Edgard Varèse Festive Overture, op. 96...... Douglas Stotter, conductor Serenade No. 10 in B-flat ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Texas Music Educators Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, Hunsberger Association Conference mvt. III...... W.A. Mozart O Mensch, bewein Dein’ Sunde February 9, 2012 Hyperprism ...... Edgard Varèse gross, BWV 622...... Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Ceremonial...... Bernard Rands ...... J.S. Bach, trans. Grainger Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, Joel Puckett.Avelynn's Lullaby The River With Only One Bank mvt. IV...... W.A. Mozart Suite in E-flat...... Gustav Holst ...... Paul Richards Octandre, mvts. II and III ...... Lost Vegas ...... Shoutout ...... Roshanne Etezady ...... Edgard Varèse ...... Michael Daugherty “Honey in the Rock” from An Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Alabama Songbook...... Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, ...... Donald Grantham mvt. V...... W.A. Mozart University of Texas Arlington Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn Density 21.5...... Edgard Varèse Wind Symphony ...... Norman Dello Joio Douglas Stotter, conductor Serenade No. 10 in B-flat March 24, 2012 Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, mvt. VI...... W.A. Mozart The University of Texas Symphony No. 9 ...... Ionisation...... Edgard Varèse Longhorn Band Spring ...... David Maslanka Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Ensembles Major, “Gran Partita”, K. 361, February 29, 2012 mvt. VII ...... W.A. Mozart University of Texas Arlington Trumpet Ensemble Wind Symphony Jared Hunt, director Douglas Stotter, conductor The University of Texas April 26, 2012 Olcott Fanfare ..... James Olcott Wind Symphony Nocturne from A Midsummer Octet...... Igor Stravinsky Robert M. Carnochan, Night’s Dream...... conductor Concerto for Alto Saxophone Felix Mendelssohn, arr. Mancini and Band ...... Paul Creston Daniel Tembras, guest Capriccio Variations (on a Pictures at an Exhibition...... conductor theme of Paganini) ...... February 22, 2012 ...... Modest Moussorgsky, arr...... arr. Mancini Patterson An Outdoor Overture...... Tower Concert Band ...... Aaron Copland Anthony C. Marinello III, Mutations from Bach...... conductor The University of Texas ...... Samuel Barber Ryan Kelly, guest conductor Wind Ensemble Allegro from Serenade in c Jerry F. Junkin, conductor minor, K. 388...... W.A. Mozart A Slavic Farewell...... Thomas Burritt, guest Theme and Variations ...... Vasilij Agapkin ed. Bourgeois conductor ...... Arnold Schoenberg Amazing Grace ...... Jaclyn Hartenberger and New England Tryptich ...... Frank Ticheli Ryan Kelly, guest conductors ...... William Schuman Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Meera Gudipati, flute ...... John Zdechlik February 17, 2012 CBDNA REPORT – 37 SPRING 2012

Texas Concert Band The University of Texas The University of Texas Scott S. Hanna, conductor Wind Ensemble Symphony Band Jaclyn Hartenberger, guest Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Scott S. Hanna, conductor conductor Dennis Llinás, Marc Sosnowchik, guest conductor guest conductor Sleep...... Eric Whitacre David Small, baritone March 28, 2012 San Antonio Dances...... Brian Lewis, violin ...... Frank Ticheli Fanfare Ritmico ...... March 25, 2012 ...... Jennifer Higdon Orange Concert Band Procession du Vendredi-Saint The Engulfed Cathedral ...... Robert Carnochan, conductor from Fanfares liturgiques ...... Claude Debussy, trans. Dennis Llinás, ...... Henri Tomasi Patterson guest conductor Elegy...... Variations on “America”...... Baron Piquante on Pointe ...... John Corigliano, trans. Charles Ives, arr. Schuman, ...... Donald Grantham Anderson trans. Rhodes Irish Tune from County Derry. Five Songs After Texts from Spoon River .....Percy Grainger ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Friedrich Rückert...... Komm, süßer Tod, BWV 478 Washington Grays...... Gustav Mahler, trans. Llinás ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Reed ..Claudio Grafulla arr. Schissel Red Violin Chaconne ...... Don’t You See?...... John Corigliano, trans. Lorenzo ...... Donald Grantham Longhorn Concert Band Manhattan Roll..Robert Beaser Anthony C. Marinello III, conductor The University of Texas Marc Sosnowchik, The University of Texas Longhorn Band Spring guest conductor Wind Symphony Ensembles Alleluia, Laudamus Te! ...... Robert M. Carnochan, April 23, 2012 ...... Alfred Reed conductor Trumpet Ensemble L’Inglesina. Davide Delle Cese Scott S. Hanna, Jared Hunt, conductor Variations on a Korean Folk guest conductor Song ...... John Barnes Chance Charles Villarrubia, tuba Chorale (A Mighty Fortress)...... J.S. Bach Percussion Ensemble March 27, 2012 Alamo Heights High School Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring..... Chris Lizak, conductor March 29, 2012 ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Thurston Alternate Stickin’ Parade CBDNA Southwestern Der Freischuetz ...... Tatsushi Muramatsu Division Conference ...... Carl Maria von Weber Vous avez du feu? (Do you March 30, 2012 Percussion Ensemble have a light?)...... Chris Lizak, conductor ...... Emmanuel Sejourne Song of the Telegraph ...... Ian Dicke Taiko ...... Scott Hardings Jazz Ensemble *Concerto for Tuba ...... Conservatory Garden ...... Dennis Llinás and Dan ...... Donald Grantham ...... Daniel Levitan Tembras, directors Symphonic Metamorphosis of The Doomsday Machine...... Themes by Carl Maria von Gainin’ On You ...... Michael Burritt ...... Gordon Goodwin Weber ...... Tower Concert Band Come By Me...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Anthony C. Marinello III, ...... Harry Connick Jr. conductor Mambo Caliente...... Ryan Kelly, guest conductor ...... Arturo Sandoval Scossa Elettrica ......

..... Giacomo Puccini, arr. Yates CBDNA REPORT – 38 SPRING 2012

Lux Aurumque...Eric Whitacre Shifting Tides ...... Luke Ellard Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo... Aurora Borealis ...... Joel Love VIRGINIA ..Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Rhosymedre from Three James Madison University Preludes for Organ...... Texas Concert Band Wind Symphony Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr. Scott S. Hanna, conductor Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Beeler Jaclyn Hartenberger, Monte Grisé, Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli guest conductor graduate conductor Galop ...... Arthur Bird JMU President Concord...... Clare Grundman Dr. Linwood Rose, narrator Early Light ..... Carolyn Bremer October 2, 2011 Shoutin’ Liza Trombone...... The University of Texas ...... Henry Fillmore Wind Ensemble Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Jerry F. Junkin, conductor ...... Richard Strauss Longhorn Concert Band Ryan Kelly, guest conductor Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Anthony C. Marinello III, April 30, 2012 ...... Ron Nelson conductor Sinfonietta...... Ingolf Dahl Marc Sosnowchik, Cuban Overture ...... Lincoln Portrait ...... guest conductor ..George Gershwin, arr. Rogers ...... Aaron Copland, arr. Beeler The Fountains of Rome ...... First Suite in E-flat for Military Overture to Colas Breugnon ...... Ottorino Respighi, trans. F. Band...... Gustav Holst ...... Dmitry Kabalevsky, arr. Junkin Dusk...... Steven Bryant Hunsberger Church Windows...... Shadow Rituals ...... Ottorino Respighi, trans. Schyns ...... Michael Markowski James Madison University Orange Concert Band Symphonic Band Robert M. Carnochan, The University of Texas Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor conductor Wind Symphony Monte Grisé, Dennis Llinás, Robert M. Carnochan, graduate conductor guest conductor conductor Taylor Barnett, trumpet Anthony C. Marinello III, Circus Days...... Karl King October 18, 2011 Ryan Kelly, and Marc My Jesus, Oh What Anguish ... Sosnowchik, guest conductors Festive Overture, Op. 96...... J.S. Bach, arr. Reed May 4, 2012 ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ...... Hunsberger...... Steven Rouse George Washington Bridge...... Irish Tune from County Derry Foundry...... John Mackey ...... William Schuman ...... Percy Grainger O Magnum Mysterium ...... Gloriosa...... Yasuhido Ito ...... Morten Lauridsen, trans. Chronicles for Trumpet and The University of Texas Reynolds Wind Symphony ...... Symphony Band Children’s March “Over the ...... Joseph Turrin Scott S. Hanna, conductor Hills and Far Away”...... Selections from The Danserye. Daniel Tembras, ... Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. . Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan guest conductor Rogers April 29, 2012 Ascension .... James Mobberley Folk Dances, op. 63, no. 3 ...... Slalom...... Carter Pann James Madison University Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Asphalt Cocktail...... Wind Symphony ...... John Mackey Reynolds Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Variations on “Mein junges David Pope, saxophone leben hat ein End”...... November 3, 2011

...... Jan Sweelinck, arr. Ricker CBDNA REPORT – 39 SPRING 2012

Sonoran Desert Holiday...... First Suite in E-flat ...... James Madison University ...... Ron Nelson ...... Gustav Holst Symphonic Band Fantasia in G Major ...... Scenes from the “Louvre” ...... Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor ..J.S. Bach, arr. Goldman/Leist ...... Norman Dello Joio Monte Grisé, Gazebo Dances ...... The Gumsucker’s March...... graduate conductor ...... John Corigliano ...... Percy Grainger March 1, 2012 Concerto for Soprano Commando March ...... Saxophone and Wind Ensemble ...... Samuel Barber ...... John Mackey James Madison University Rest ...... Frank Ticheli The Pines of the Appian Way.. Wind Symphony Concertino for Four Percussion .. Ottorino Respighi, arr. Duker Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor and Wind Ensemble ...... Fairfax Wind Symphony ...... David Gillingham Stan Schoonover, conductor Vientos y Tangos ...... James Madison University February 11, 2012 ...... Michael Gandolfi Wind Symphony JMU Wind Symphony Paris Sketches ...Martin Ellerby Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor David Pope, saxophone Slalom...... Carter Pann VMEA Conference Dreamcatcher...... Walter Mays James Madison University November 18, 2011 March from Symphonic Wind Symphony and Metamorphosis ...... Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Symphonic Band . Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson ...... Richard Strauss Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Fairfax Wind Symphony Monte Grisé, ...... Ron Nelson Chester...... William Schuman graduate conductor Gazebo Dances ...... Steven Bryant, Southern Harmony ...... John Corigliano ...... Donald Grantham composer in residence Concerto for Soprano Rest...... Frank Ticheli April 5, 2012 Saxophone and Wind Ensemble The White Rose...... Symphonic Band ...... John Mackey ...... John Philip Sousa Chaccone from First Suite in E- The Pines of the Appian Way.. A Tribute to Stephen Foster ..... flat ...... Gustav Holst .. Ottorino Respighi, arr. Duker ...... Sammy Nestico Suite Dreams..... Steven Bryant

Chester ...... William Schuman James Madison University James Madison University Chester Leaps In ...... Wind Symphony and Wind Symphony ...... Steven Bryant Symphonic Band Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Wind Symphony Stephen Bolstad, conductor Montpelier Wind Quintet, Hammersmith...... Monte Grisé, faculty soloists graduate conductor ...... Gustav Holst February 25, 2012 December 8, 2011 Ecstatic Waters...... Slalom...... Carter Pann ...... Steven Bryant Symphonic Band Farwell to Gray......

Tribute...... Mark Camphouse ...... Donald Grantham Colonial Song ..Percy Grainger Dreamcatcher...... Walter Mays Serenade, Op. 7 ...... Variants on a Mediaeval Tune...... Norman Dello Joio ...... Richard Strauss Strange Humors ..John Mackey Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Wind Symphony

CBDNA REPORT – 40 SPRING 2012

Liberty University Procession of Nobles...... Virginia Tech University Wind Ensemble .Nicolai Rimsky Korsakov, arr. Symphonic Wind Ensemble Stephen P. Kerr, conductor Leidzen Travis J. Cross, conductor CBDNA Southern Division Spin Cycle ...... Scott Lindroth September 23, 2011 Conference Words of Love...... Sonata pian' e forte...... Kennesaw, GA ...... James Mobberley ...... Giovanni Gabrieli February 25, 2012 Passage ...... Scott Lindroth Second Suite in F ...... Liberty University Give Us This Day...... Gustav Holst Performance ...... David Maslanka Irish Tune from County Derry . March 1, 2012 ...... Percy Grainger Liberty Fanfare . John Williams March from Symphonic Shenandoah Conservatory O Magnum Mysterium...... Metamorphosis...... Wind Ensemble ...... Morton Lauridsen ..Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Damon S. Talley, conductor Foolish Fire...... Greg Simon Travis Cross, guest conductor Hymn To A Blue Hour ...... Garrick Zoeter, clarinet ...... John Mackey Virginia Tech University AnnaMarrie Ignarro, clarinet Danza de los Duendes...... Symphony Band March 3, 2012 ...... Nancy Galbraith David McKee, conductor High Flight...... Joseph Turrin Second Suite in F for Military Polly Middleton, conductor Band...... Gustav Holst September 23, 2011

And the Grass Sings in the Symphonic Overture ...... Shenandoah Conservatory Meadows ...... Travis Cross ...... Charles Carter Wind Ensemble Freebirds: Double Concerto for English Folk Song Suite ...... Damon S. Talley, conductor 2 Clarinets..... Scott McAllister ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Andrew Rindfleisch, Serenade in E flat, Op. 7...... Salvation is Created ...... visiting composer ...... Richard Strauss ...... Pavel Chesnokov, arr. Earl Yowell, Symphony No. 2...... Houseknecht October 1, 2011 ...... Frank Ticheli Galop...... Overture to “Candide” ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. .Leonard Bernstein, arr. Beeler Hunsberger Shenandoah Conservatory Contre Qui Rose...... Wind Ensemble Morten Lauridsen, arr.Reynolds Damon S. Talley, conductor Raise the Roof...... Virginia Tech University Stephen Bolstad, guest ...... Michael Daugherty Symphonic Wind Ensemble conductor Firefly...... Ryan George Travis J. Cross, conductor John Mackey, *American Scripture...... October 7, 2011 visiting composer ...... Andrew Rindfleisch Timothy Roberts, saxophone Selections from The Danserye. J’ai été au bal ...... April 14, 2012 . Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan ...... Donald Grantham Irish Tune from County Derry Dance of the Jesters...... Percy Grainger Pyotr Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer March from Symphonic Shenandoah Conservatory Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... Metamorphosis...... Wind Ensemble ...... John Mackey ..Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Damon S. Talley, conductor Concerto for Soprano Sax and Scott Lindroth, Wind Ensemble .. John Mackey visiting composer Symphonic Metamorphosis on Amy Murray, soprano Themes of Carl Maria von November 12, 2011 Weber ...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson CBDNA REPORT – 41 SPRING 2012

Virginia Tech University The College of William & The College of William & Symphonic Wind Ensemble Mary Mary Travis J. Cross, conductor Wind Symphony Wind Symphony November 13, 2011 Paul K. Bhasin, conductor Paul K. Bhasin, conductor October 21, 2011 Sherie Aguirre, English horn Selections from The Danserye. David Vonderheide, trumpet . Tielman Susato arr. Dunnigan William Byrd Suite...... Nicholas Starr, piano Concerto No. 1 for Horn in E- ...... Gordon Jacob February 19, 2012 flat Major ...... Colonial Song.. Percy Grainger ...... Richard Strauss, arr. Boyd New England Triptych ...... Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Bells for Stokowski...... William Schuman ...... Richard Strauss ...... Michael Daugherty Quiet City......

Aaron Copland, arr. Hunsberger

The College of William & Trauersinfonie...... Virginia Tech University Mary ...... Richard Wagner Symphony Band Chamber Winds Rhapsody in Blue...... David McKee, conductor Paul K. Bhasin, conductor ...... George Gershwin, arr. Polly Middleton, conductor November 5, 2011 Hunsberger November 13, 2011 Le Bal de Beatrice d’Este...... Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo...... Reynaldo Hahn Malcolm Arnold trans. Paynter Octet, Op.103 ...... WISCONSIN Lied ohne Worte .... Rolf Rudin ...... Ludwig van Beethoven Lawrence University Pageant...... Vincent Persichetti Serenade in D minor. Op. 44.... Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony No. 4 for Winds and ...... Antonin Dvorak Ensemble Percussion ...... Andrew Boysen Andrew Mast, conductor Kirk Moss, guest conductor The College of William & Will Obst, student conductor Virginia Tech University Mary Stephanie Frye, tuba Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony November 12, 2011 Travis J. Cross, conductor Paul K. Bhasin, conductor| February 19, 2012 December 2, 2011 Symphonic Band Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... “Overture”, Music for the Royal Nabucco Overture ...... Andrew Boysen Fireworks...... G.F. Handel ....Giuseppi Verdi, arr. Cesarini Rest ...... Frank Ticheli Old Home Days Suite...... Symphonic Dance No. 3 Southern Harmony...... Charles ...... Clifton Williams ...... Donald Grantham Ives, arr. Elkus Everyday Hero ...... Folk Dances...... Timothy Mahr

...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Wind Ensemble Virginia Tech University Reynolds Symphony Band Symphonic Metamorphosis on Variations on "America"...... David McKee, conductor Themes of C.M. von Weber ...... Charles Ives, arr. Schuman, February 19, 2012 . Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson trans. Rhoads Concerto for Tuba...... Esprit de Corps.....Robert Jager ...... James Woodward Do Not Go Gentle into that Winds of Nagual ...... Good Night ....Elliot Del Borgo ...... Michael Colgrass Of Sailors and Whales ...... Francis McBeth

CBDNA REPORT – 42 SPRING 2012

Lawrence University Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Andrew Mast, conductor Joel Blahnik and Thom Ritter George, guest conductors Michael Mizrahi, piano March 8, 2012 Symphonic Band Celebration March .... Slavností pochod...... Joe Blahnik English Dance Variations ...... Thom Ritter George An Original Suite......

...... Gordon Jacob

Wind Ensemble

Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments...... Igor Stravinsky Masquerade, Op. 102...... Vincent Persichetti

CBDNA REPORT – 43 SPRING 2012

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I. ACCOUNT 0440008944, CHASE BANK – ARLINGTON, TX

2671 10/1/10 Tom Verrier (secretary) 5,000.00 2672 10/1/10 Douglas Stotter (treasurer) 5,000.00 10/4/10 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 45.00 2673 10/25/10 John Mackey (consortium payment) 9,500.00 2674 10/25/10 Valerie Coleman (consortium payment) 2,259.82 11/2/10 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 736.10 2675 11/20/10 Steven Bryant (consortium payment) 5,000.00 2676 11/20/10 Mallory Thompson (ASCAP/Fennell Prize) 1,281.02 12/2/10 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 190.22 12/9/10 Amex Collection 4.95 12/15/10 Hyatt Hotel McCormick Place (Midwest Clinic) 562.00 12/20/10 FedEx (Midwest Clinic) 13.42 12/20/10 FedEx (Midwest Clinic) 6.63 12/24/10 Hilton Chicago (Midwest Clinic) 1,757.60 12/27/10 Hyatt Hotel McCormick Place (Midwest Clinic) 111.83 1/3/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 111.85 1/10/11 Amex Collection 4.95 2677 1/19/11 Tom Duffy (Midwest Clinic) 64.99 2678 1/19/11 Steven Bryant (consortium payment) 7,000.00 2679 1/19/11 Premiere Music Preparation Services (consortium payment) 1,535.89 2680 1/19/11 University of Minnesota (Music Ed Symposium) 5,000.00 2681 1/19/11 Andrew Rindfleisch (consortium payment) 9,600.00 2/2/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 180.39 2/9/11 Amex Collection 4.95 2682 2/22/11 HBCU-NBDC (HBCU Conference) 5,000.00 2683 VOID 2684 3/1/11 Arizona State University (MB Symposium) 5,000.00 2685 3/1/11 Band Director Media Group (National Conference) 4,400.00 2686 3/1/11 Theodore Presser Company (consortium payment) 3,586.85 2687 3/1/11 Maxwell, Locke and Ritter (tax services) 370.00 2688 3/1/11 James Maiello (History Project) 530.60 3/2/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 116.67 3/9/11 Amex Collection 4.95 CBDNA REPORT – 44 SPRING 2012

3/10/11 Longhorn Trophies (National Conference) 106.40 2689 3/24/11 Joel Puckett (consortium payment) 1,000.00 2690 3/26/11 Joshua Hummell (ASCAP/Fennell Prize) 5,000.00 2691 3/26/11 Lowell Graham (National Conference) 2,000.00 2692 3/26/11 Seth Krimsky (National Conference Presenter) 1,000.00 2693 3/26/11 Sean Osborn (National Conference Presenter) 645.00 2694 3/26/11 David Gordon (National Conference Presenter) 645.00 2695 3/26/11 David Pitt (National Conference Presenter) 645.00 2696 3/26/11 Rob Tucker (National Conference Presenter) 645.00 2697 3/26/11 Emma McGrath (National Conference Presenter) 645.00 2698 3/26/11 Jordon Anderson (National Conference Presenter) 645.00 3/30/11 Tonys Catering (Debit Card) 464.38 2699 4/2/11 Carter Pann (consortium payment) 15,000.00 2700 4/2/11 Lowell Graham (National Conference) 529.00 4/4/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 169.18 2701 4/11/11 Larry Hoffman (website) 1,344.00 2702 4/11/11 James Lee (National Conference) 605.80 5/2/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 53.42 2703 5/9/11 Stephen Peterson (VP Travel) 661.30 2704 5/9/11 Barbara Lambrecht (National Conference) 1,606.82 5/10/11 Amex Collection 4.95 2705 5/26/11 Clifton D. Taylor, Jr. (National Conference) 115.00 2706 5/26/11 David Kendall (National Conference) 150.00 5/31/11 bad dues check and return item fee 97.00 6/2/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 179.09 2707 6/6/11 VOID 2708 6/6/11 VOID 2709 6/6/11 VOID 6/9/11 Amex Collection 4.95 2710 6/11/11 Eric Rombach-Kendall (Presidential Travel) 656.59 2711 7/5/11 H. Robert Reynolds (Conducting Symposium) 3,000.00 7/5/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 57.14 2712 7/6/11 Carter Pann (Conducting Symposium) 1,000.00 2713 7/6/11 Gary Lewis (Conducting Symposium) 500.00 2714 7/6/11 Windward Communications Group (National Conference) 2,699.18 2715 7/6/11 Gary Louie (National Conference) 1,275.00 2716 7/6/11 University of Washington (National Conference) 13,122.62 7/11/11 Amex Collection 4.95 CBDNA REPORT – 45 SPRING 2012

2717 7/12/11 James Maiello (National Conference) 573.99 8/1/11 Midwest Clinic (Midwest Clinic Booth) 1,020.00 8/1/11 Midwest Clinic (Midwest Clinic Booth) 575.00 8/2/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 45.03 8/9/11 Amex Collection 4.95 2718 8/11/11 Alex Hilliard (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 216.34 2719 8/11/11 Matthew Lamar (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2720 8/11/11 Manuel Camacho (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2721 8/11/11 Cheryl Lee (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2722 8/11/11 Ellizar Abalos (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2723 8/11/11 Corah Enns (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2724 8/11/11 Lorraine Huddy (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2725 8/11/11 Vanessa Abalos (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2726 8/11/11 Shayna Stahl (G/E Summer Travel Grant) 300.00 2727 8/11/11 Steven Bryant (consortium payment) 1,000.00 2728 8/11/11 Maxwell, Locke and Ritter (tax services) 1,200.00 2729 8/11/11 Lawrence Hoffman (website) 840.00 9/2/11 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 45.41 9/9/11 Hotels.com (Midwest Clinic) 366.12 2730 9/14/11 Narong Prangcharoen (consortium payment) 9,000.00 2731 9/14/11 Andrew Rindfleisch (consortium payment) 8,800.00 2732 9/14/11 Asha Srinivasan (consortium payment) 4,000.00 2733 9/14/11 John Mackey (consortium payment) 6,000.00 TOTAL $166,344.29

SUMMARY Balance 9/30/10 75,960.76 Total Deposits 10/1/10– 9/30/11 150,691.13 Total Disbursements 10/1/10– 9/30/11 166,344.29 Balance 9/30/11 63,021.16

II. Dreyfus Liquid Assets, Inc. 039 03227479-7

Balance 10/1/10 16,493.48 Interest 10/1/09 – 9/30/10 0.00 Balance 9/30/11 16,493.48

III. Total Operating Account Assets 79,514.64 CBDNA REPORT – 46 SPRING 2012

X 10/1/2011 Douglas Stotter, National Treasurer Date

COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 2010-2011 SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES - OCTOBER 1, 2010 – SEPTEMBER 30, 2011

INCOME

MEMBER DUES 68,938.71 MAILING LISTS 900.00 ALFRED ROYALTIES 78.39 COMMISSIONS 75,350.00 CHECKING INTEREST 11.06 SEATTLE CONFERENCE (reimburse for performers) 4870.00 DONATION 542.97 DREYFUS INTEREST 0.00 TOTAL INCOME $150,691.13

EXPENSES

ATHLETIC BANDS SYMPOSIUM 500.00 CHICAGO MEETINGS 4477.59 COMMISSIONS 83,282.56

CONDUCTING SYMPOSIUM 4500.00

CREDIT CARD PROCESSING FEES 1969.10

MISC EXPENSES (CPA, checks, clerical) 1667.00

MUSIC EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM 5000.00

NATIONAL CONFERENCE 32,518.19

PRESIDENT TRAVEL 1317.89

PROJECTS (prizes, grants, initiatives. etc.) 14,427.96

SECRETARY OFFICE 5000.00

TREASURER OFFICE 5000.00

WEBSITE 2184.00

TOTAL EXPENSES $166,344.29