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Audio Playlist Scroll to See Program Ensemble Concert: 2018-04-30 -- University Band, Iowa Concert Band and Iowa Symphony Band Audio Playlist Access to audio and video playlists restricted to current faculty, staff, and student. If you have questions, please contact the Rita Benton Music Library at [email protected]. Scroll to see Program PDF University Band Concert Band FLUTE BARI SAXOPHONE PICCOLO BASS CLARINET BASS TROMBONE Anna Olander Jasmine Velasquez Heidi Uhl Kathlyn McConnell Karissa Fjeldheim SCHOOL OF Mallory Obenauf Caleb Huisman Nick Krejci Noelle Yost FLUTE SAXOPHONE Meagan Woodard TRUMPET Kate Weldon Matt Nicholson, alto EUPHONIUM Delaney Schaffner Ryan Benson Jenna Schmidt Miranda Henry, alto Blaine Schmidt MUSIC Kimberly Welzenbach Amanda Pokorney Abby Luntz Todd Johnson, tenor Alexander Spenceri Tim Diamond Amparo Villanueva Alyanna Monk Trey Hill, baritone Julia Klunenberg Leann Nguyen Ryan Digney Heidi Uhl Ryan Cho Audrey Chase Megan Schumer Britta Bjerke TRUMPET Chris Hong Mikaela Thiel Matt Buhr TUBA Emily Merschman HORN Rebecca Peterson Aunna Marzen Joseph Scheivert Hannah Seberg Skye Meinecke Claire Hummel McCall Bryan Mulrooney OBOE Becca Frederick Mathias Sader Michael Schoening Mallory Zwiefel Cresa Wilson Benjamin Hoefe PERCUSSION Audrey Thoma OBOE Reid Barlow Jilly Cooke BASSOON Devan Cummings Alexis Hicok David Kozich Yoni Eisenstein Cameron Brown Allyson Kegel Peter Mills Matthew Hayes Kaylea Norman TROMBONE Rebecca Pape Katharine Sherman Ian Klopfenstein Laura Butler Blaine Schmidt Tessa Phillips Eddie Hochman Connor LaPage Declan Scott Levi Boston-Kemple Trevor Smith CLARINET Clay Shanahan ENGLISH HORN Brigid McNelis Patrick Vecera, Danielle Kennedy Nathan Motley Tessa Phillips Sarah Obrecht personnel mgr. Kent Seeberger Margarita Rasgado Lopez Elizabeth Folkers Lauren Rau Cameron Willingham BASSOON HARP Kyle Scharm Clara Morales HORN Pamela Weest- Taylor Deutsch EUPHONIUM Jill Oberhart Maxwell Kayser Carrasco Katherin Garcia-Loera Jack Emptage Kamea Holmes Becca Frederick Rachel Harder Karissa Fjeldheim Michael Janssen PIANO Aubrey Browning Joel Knipe CONTRABASSOON Amanda Thomas Ian Klopfenstein Emily Mundt Kamea Holmes Marcella Mascagni TUBA Megan Puder BASS CLARINET Dustin Sprague CLARINET Rielly Harrington Stephanie Waddell John Petrzelka Jonathan Hahm Dallas Feurbach Lillian Jones TROMBONE ALTO SAXOPHONE Amanda Thomas Grace Gerdts Joel Knipe Renee Mittelberg Meredith Finley Nolan Hauta Casey Lindecrantz PERCUSSION Macy Schmidt Mark Henry Rebecca Owens Katie Fields Theresa Rockwell Thomas Theiling Shalini Jasti Sarah Hugee Chris Hong Brock Weber Taylor Karels Anna Sauerbrei Megan Lindeman Mark Vander Veen Cindi Thronson Emily Wangen Rachel Willerth TENOR SAXOPHONE Cody Norling Maria Kuiper Seth Hoogendoorn Iowa Symphony Band *Denotes Principal BASSOON BASS CLARINET HORN TUBA + Denotes Co-Principal *Alex Johnson *Adam Himmel *Michael Kegel *Wiatt Cariveau Taylor Wood Erica Dodge Ethan Owens Jakson Cole PICCOLO Sung Han Brandt Conley Dustin Sprague Maeve McGonigal SAXOPHONE Drew Horning Cristina Bates CONTRABASSOON Gilbert Garza, alto Liz Bonnett PERCUSSION Sung Han Jonathan Hart, alto Matthew Anderson FLUTE April Donlon, tenor TROMBONE Michal Brauhn +Cristina Bates CLARINET Dennis Kwok, baritone *Noah Perkins Paul Downing, IOWA BANDS +Maeve McGonigal *Devan Cummings Teddy Van Winkle personnel manager Gregory Bardwell Joe Valenti TRUMPET Matt Johnson Katie Franzen SPRING POPS SPECTACULAR Rebekah Stelzle Julia Poska *Joey Schnoebelen Bjorn Swanson Sabrina Gafrick Amanda Happel Megan Schnoebelen Evan Fowler Kiersten Truax Craig Hatter Aileen Sullivan Mario Zavala Joseph Arch Andy McDonald Eric Small Bailey Leuth BASS TROMBONE Peter Grubisich OBOE Ellie Zupancic Jordan Boehm Wade Carter *Matt Goulding Bobbi Malmgren John Hammes PIANO Dan Ellis Millenama Prasai Kamal Talukder EUPHONIUM Allison Green Monday, April 30, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. Wei Wang Mikayla Flockhart *Tim Gray Joe Cernuto HARP ENGLISH HORN Pamela Weest- Dan Ellis Carrasco Hancher Auditorium NOLAN HAUTA is a second-year D.M.A. candidate in wind conducting at The University of Iowa. His PROGRAM graduate teaching duties include conducting the three concert bands, writing drill and instructing the 250-member Hawkeye Marching Band, leading the Iowa Pep Band, and administrative duties. Mr. Hauta earned a B.A. in music from the University of Minnesota, Morris and a M.M. in Music Education from the University Band University of Minnesota, Duluth, where he also completed the coursework and recitals for a M.M. degree in conducting. Mr. Hauta taught in the Eden Prairie, Ely, and Roseau school districts of Minnesota. West Side Story Medley (1957/1990) Leonard BERNSTEIN (1918–1990) arr. Jay Bocook JOE SCHEIVERT is a graduate teaching assistant for University Bands at The University of Iowa and Joseph Cernuto, guest conductor is currently enrolled in the D.M.A. in wind conducting program as a student of Dr. Mark Heidel. His duties include conducting concert ensembles and serving on the staff of the Hawkeye Marching Band I Dreamed a Dream Claude-Michel SCHÖNBERG (b.1944) and Iowa Pep Band. Mr. Scheivert previously taught instrumental music at international schools in Asia, from Les Misérables (1980/2009) and Alain BOUBIL (b. 1941) frst at International School Eastern Seaboard in Sri Racha, Thailand, followed by the Senri and Osaka arr. Michael Brown International Schools of Kwansei Gakuin in Osaka, Japan. He also served as graduate assistant with the Katie Knight, contralto Penn State University athletic bands and taught choral and general music in Lewes, Delaware. Originally Nolan Hauta, guest conductor from Spring Grove, Penn., Mr. Scheivert currently lives in North Liberty with his wife, Jennifer, and their Hawkeye Glory (1938) Karl L. KING four children: Kathryn, Jacob, Samuel, and Benjamin. (1891–1971) AILEEN SULLIVAN is in her frst year as a D.M.A. candidate in band conducting and a graduate Joseph Scheivert, guest conductor teaching assistant at The University of Iowa. Prior to her current appointment, she was the Large Ensembles coordinator for the music division at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. She holds degrees in Highlights Sheldon HARNICK (b. 1924) music education and conducting from the University of New Hampshire. from Fiddler on the Roof (1964/1965) and Jerry BOCK (1928–2010) arr. John Warrington Ms. Sullivan served as the director of bands at Lebanon High School in New Hampshire from 2011 to Aileen Sullivan, conductor 2014, where she taught instrumental ensembles and general music courses. She also worked as the music director for the Lebanon High School Wet Paint Players, North Country Community Theatre’s Iowa Concert Band teen program, and BarnArts Center for the Arts’ Summer Institute. Originally from Berlin, New Kevin Kastens - conductor Hampshire, Ms. Sullivan currently resides in North Liberty, Iowa. American Overture (1956) Joseph Willcox JENKINS (1928–2014) KATIE KNIGHT, a native of Ely, Iowa, is excited to join The University Band on stage as a guest artist for their Spring Pops Spectacular. Ms. Knight has performed in shows such as Bye, Bye, Birdie, The Typewriter (1950) Leroy ANDERSON (1908–1975) Sondheim on Sondheim, and Suor Angelica. She was also selected as the mezzo soprano soloist for arr. Floyd E. Werle The Messiah in 2013 at Kirkwood Community College. While at Kirkwood, Ms. Knight studied under Kathy Ford, soloist the direction of Ray Salucka and was awarded Vocal Musician of the year in 2014. Since transferring to The University of Iowa, she has performed in Kantorei, the premier choral ensemble, under the 76 Trombones Meredith WILLSON (1902–1984) direction of Dr. Timothy Stalter. In 2016, Katie was the mezzo soprano soloist in Beethoven’s Choral from The Music Man (1950) arr. Naohiro Iwai Fantasy and in 2017, played the role of Ruth in Pirates of Penzance. In the last year, Ms. Knight has also performed as a guest artist with Johnson County Landmark, the premier jazz band at The University America the Beautiful (1910) Samuel A. WARD (1847–1903) of Iowa. Katie studies with Professor Stephen Swanson, and plans to graduate this spring with the arr. Carmen Dragon Bachelor of Music degree in vocal performance. Iowa Symphony Band KATHY FORD is an Iowa native and proud University of Iowa alumna. Last month, Kathy celebrated 25 years of employment at The University of Iowa and has enjoyed collaborating in the College of Richard Mark Heidel - conductor Law, Department of Dance, and School of Music. Kathy currently works directly with University Bands, An Evening at the Movies: The Music of John Williams including the largest and most visible music ensemble on campus – the Hawkeye Marching Band! While a student at Iowa, Kathy was also a trumpet player in the Hawkeye Marching Band and Iowa “Jurassic Park” Soundtrack Highlights (1993) arr. Paul Lavender Pep Bands, and she enjoyed performing in the Rose Bowl and Holiday Bowl. During spring break, Kathy toured and performed with The University of Iowa Concert Band in Northern Ireland. Kathy has Raider’s March arr. Paul Lavender from “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (1981/2004) fostered and maintained several professional networks across campus and values the diversity and vast resources available at The University of Iowa. Some of the many committees Kathy has served on Symphonic Suite arr. Jay Bocook include Marketing Director for the Council on Disability Awareness, Co-Chair for the Hancher Advisory from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (2015) Committee, CLAS We Are Phil campaign, CLAS Recognition Committee,
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