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CAZADERO MUSIC CAMP Young Musicians Session Concert CAZADERO JAZZ WORKSHOP June 25, 2016 Jonathan Raman, Director CSU Sacramento CAZADERO ALL CAMP CHOIR Killer Joe ……………………………………..……….. Benny Golson Liz Mazzaferro, Conductor Gingerbread Boy ……………………………..………. Jimmy Heath Sacred Heart Elementary School, Sacramento I Bought Me a Cat …. American Folk Song, arr. Sally K. Albrecht CAZADERO STRING ORCHESTRA Peaceful River ………………………………... Traditional Spiritual Candace Crismond, Conductor arr. Mary Donnelly & George L. O. Strid Berkeley Unified School District Kusimama (Stand Tall) ………………...……….……. Jim Papoulis Simple Gifts …………………. Traditional, arr. Bruce Chase Elegy and Dance ………………………..…… Richard Meyer Danny Boy …………….……. Traditional, arr. Harry Alshin CAZADERO PIANO PROGRAM Batman Theme …………..…….. Neal Hefti, arr. Bob Cerulli Danielle Duckett and David Lee, Directors Little Bird’s Morning Song ………………………….. Robert Heller Salomé Frisch Berceuse ………………………………………….. Benjamin Godard CAZADERO CONCERT BAND Mae Hutchinson, primo Danielle Duckett, secondo Aaron Smith, Conductor Minuet ……………………………………………. L. van Beethoven Monterey Trail High School, Elk Grove Leo Saunders Ivan Sings …………………………..………… Aram Khatchaturian Gadget …………………………..…… Randall D. Standridge Sarah Jonath Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (BWV 147) …………….…….J. S. Bach Portrait of a Clown ………………………….… Frank Ticheli Adam Jahovach Presto, op. 157 No. 4 ………………………..……….. Fritz Spindler Canto ……………………………..……… W. Francis McBeth Pablo Hansen Les Chevaux de Bois (Merry Go Round) …….……. Georges Bizet Will Drum for Food ……………………...…. Carl Strommen Mateo Noble, primo Danielle Duckett, secondo The Stars and Stripes Forever …….………….….. J. P. Sousa arr. Andrew Balent CAZADERO MUSIC CAMP Middle School Session “A” Concert – July 3, 2016 Allegro con fuoco …………………………………..…Fritz Spindler Kai Moore Slavonic Dance in A major, Op. 46 No. 5……….. Antonin Dvorák CAZADERO ALL CAMP CHOIR Rebecca Portnoy, primo Danielle Duckett, secondo David Lee, Conductor - Sacramento Children’s Chorus ************************ Bells Ring for Peace ………………………………… Neil Ginsberg CAZADERO JAZZ ENSEMBLE Benedictus ……...……………… Franz Schubert, ed. Nancy Telfer Joe Mazzaferro, Director - CSU Stanislaus Sippin’ Cider with Eliza …………………… American Folk Songs arr. Dave & Jean Perry Cute ……………………………………. Neal Hefti, arr. Mike Story Driftin’ ……………...……… Herbie Hancock, arr. Joe Mazzaferro CAZADERO GUITAR ENSEMBLE Ross Thompson, Director - San Francisco Conservatory Sugar ………………..……… Stanley Turrentine, arr. Mark Taylor Lil’ Darlin’ ……………………………..………...……….. Neal Hefti Wild Mountain Thyme …..... Traditional Irish, arr. Luc Lévesque Leo Sabharwal, Harrison Barr, Colin Frisch, Ethan Klein, Green Onions ………………….. Al Jackson, Jr., Lewis Steinberg, Zach Rosen, Selen Ozturk Booker T. Jones & Steve Cropper, arr. Roger Holmes Sonata in C …………………………………………. G. P. Telemann I. Grave CAZADERO STRING ORCHESTRA II. Allegro Michael D. Stone, Conductor - Bakersfield City School District Axel Disston, Kevin Furuta, Trevor Wong-Vanharen, Ross Thompson Slavonic Legend …………………………..………..Elliot Del Borgo CAZADERO PIANO PROGRAM Luminescence ……………………………………….. Alan Lee Silva Danielle Duckett and David Lee, Directors Spartacus …………………...………………………. Brian Balmages Monk’s Dream ……………………………….…… Thelonius Monk Sydney Button Sarabande ……………………… Carl Böhm, arr. Belisario Errante Danube Waves ………………………………………. Josif Ivanovici Allegro con fuoco, Dora Mesquita, primo David Lee, secondo Theme from Violin Concerto ………………….. Felix Mendelssohn from the “New World” Symphony …………….. Antonin Dvorak Mimi Couch arr. Richard Meyer Evergreen …………..……………………………. Barbara Streisand Reese Villazor CAZADERO CONCERT BAND I’m Always Chasing Rainbows ………….… melody by F. Chopin Larry Colón, Conductor - De La Salle High School adapted by McCarthy/Cowell Kellie Hoover, Conductor – Windemere Ranch Middle School Ruby Jordan Minuet …………………………………………..……….. F. J. Haydn Crystal Moon ……………………...……………...…… Larry Clarke Kalani Battson, primo Danielle Duckett, secondo The Cave You Fear …………………..………. Michael Markowski Le Petit Rien ……………………………………. François Couperin Noa Vinokurov Jungle Dance …………………………......………… Brian Balmages Scherzo ……………………………………….…………Emil Kronke Star Wars: The Force Awakens ……………..…...… John Williams Matteo Brownlow, piano I David Lee, piano II arr. Michael Sweeney The Charleston ………………………………...…… Mack/Johnson Lili Valenuch Circus Days ……………...………. Karl L. King, arr. Loras Schissel Sonata in D Major ………………………………………. F. J. Haydn I. Allegro con brio Rabiah Kabik CAZADERO MUSIC CAMP Middle School Session “B” Concert – July 9, 2016 CAZADERO JAZZ ENSEMBLE Dr. Jon Brummel, Director CAZADERO ALL CAMP CHOIR Back and Forth ................................................................... Jon Phelps David Lee and Danielle Duckett, Conductors Loafin ........................................................................ Frank Mantooth Oye La Música ............................................................... Jay Althouse A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square .... Maschwitz & Sherwin The Symphony of Night .................................... Swedish Folk Tune arr. Roger Holmes arr. Mark Patterson Mambo Inn .......................................... Sampson, Woodlen & Bauza Best Day of My Life ............................................. American Authors arr. Mossman arr. Roger Emerson CAZADERO GUITAR ENSEMBLE CAZADERO STRING ORCHESTRA Ross Thompson, Director - San Francisco Conservatory Loretta McNulty, Conductor – Lafayette & Mt. Diablo Schools Rigadon ........................................................................... G. F. Handel Impertinence Scherzo Fantastique ............................................... Owen Goldsmith Intrada ................................................................ Christoph Graupner Sicilienne and Gigue .............................................. Antonio B. Bruni arr. Belisario Errante Emma Kositsky, Kailen Ward, Joaquin Campbell-Holguin The Lass from the Low Countree ........................ Owen Goldsmith The Young Prince and Princess .................... N. Rimsky-Korsakov CAZADERO PIANO PROGRAM from Scheherezade arr. Michael Hopkins Danielle Duckett and David Lee, Directors Beatlemania for Strings ................................. Lennon & McCartney March Slav .............................................................. P. I. Tchaikovsky arr. Frederick Müller Samantha Kingsbury, primo David Lee, secondo Traumerei .............................................................. Robert Schumann Adam Jahovach, primo Sean Sarti, secondo Allegro ............................................................................. C. P. E. Bach CAZADERO CONCERT BAND Ruby Jordan, piano 1 Lili Valencich, piano 2 Bobby Rogers, Conductor – Pioneer High School, Woodland Poco adagio ..................................................................... C. P. E. Bach Noa Vinokurov, piano 1 Danielle Duckett, piano 2 Valdres …………….........… Johannes Halvorsen, arr. R. W. Smith Behind the Waterfall ....................................................... David Lanz Lili Valencich Creatures in the Attic …………….........……..…… Brian Balmages Bourée ..................................................... Johann Philipp Kirnberger Air from County Derry ................... transcribed by Joseph Kreines Cooper Smith The Little Shepherd ................................................. Claude Debussy High Water Mark: The Third Day ...................... Michael Sweeney Kiefer Tierling Hungarian Dance No. 5......................................... Johannes Brahms Pastorale ............................................................. Alessandro Scarlatti Emily Daane arr. Andrew Balent Prelude, Op. 11 No. 2 ......................................... Alexander Scriabin Jacob Walker Counselors will be available after the conclusion of the 3:00 To Spring, Op. 4 No. 5 ................................................. Edvard Grieg concert to sign your camper out. Please remember to sign your Maria Isabel Gutierrez-Miller camper out before leaving camp. Thanks for coming to Caz! CAZADERO MUSIC CAMP Junior High mid-session Concert – July 17, 2016 CAZADERO JAZZ ENSEMBLE Brian Kendrick, Director San Joaquin Delta College CAZADERO GUITAR ENSEMBLE Impressions ................................... John Coltrane, arr. Mark Taylor Ross Thompson, Director San Francisco Conservatory Pure Spirit ........................................................................... Steve Alee Barytontrio in C ................................................................ F. J. Haydn When I Fall in Love .................... Victor Young, arr. Alan Blaylock I. Moderato King of the Timbales .............................................. arr. Victor Lopez Clementine Johnson, Isaac Lim, Sam Titherington, Selen Ozturk, Ross Thompson (A Tribute to Tito Puente) Alman ...................................................................... Thomas Tomkins When Daphne from Phoebus Did Fly ............................. Anonyme CAZADERO ORCHESTRA (England) Cheryl Yee Glass, Conductor Simon Lim, Diego Gutierrez, Ben Bole, Ross Thompson San Ramon Valley High School Tarantella, from La Boutique Fantastique ............ Gioachino Rossini CAZADERO PIANO PROGRAM (ed. Douglas Stroud) Danielle Duckett and David Lee, Directors Dance of the Gypsy ............. Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Kirk Mosier Round and Round We Go ..................................... Antonio Diabelli Shaan Sylvain Capriccio Italien .......................
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