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The World March E 4Th, 8:00 P.M The Sunderman Conservatory of Music Events Calendar e 2005-2006 Concerts and Events e THE SUNDERMAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DECEMBER e presents 3rd, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theatre Choral Christmas Concert 15th, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theatre Sunderman Chamber Music Concert e Washington Symphonic Brass JANUARY e Winter Band Concert 24th, 8:00 p.m. Paul Recital Hall Faculty Recital Jeffrey Fahnestock, tenor & Jocelyn Swigger, piano e Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble 31st, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theater Sunderman Chamber Music Concert Mark Hansen and Jocelyn Swigger, pianos e Lewes Peddell, conductor FEBRUARY 17th, Noon Paul Recital Hall Brown Bag Jazz e Alon Yavani, piano 17th, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theater 17th Annual Winter Jazz Concert e College Jazz Ensemble • Paquito d’Rivera, guest soloist from around e Music 18th, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theater Sunderman Chamber Music Concert The Imani Winds with Paquito d’Rivera 26th, 2:30 p.m. Paul Recital Hall Faculty Recital e James Ryon, trombone The World MARCH e 4th, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theater Sunderman Chamber Music Concert Eighth Blackbird with Lucy Sheldon, soprano e — Folktales and Legends 25th, 8:00 p.m. Christ Chapel Spring Choir Concert nd e College Choir and Camerata Friday, December 2 , 20 05 APRIL 8:00 P.M. e 7th, 9:00 p.m. Majestic Theater Up Jumped Spring Majestic Theater Jazz Ensemble and Camerata e 8th, 8:00 p.m. Majestic Theater Spring Band Concert Symphony Band & Wind Ensemble e 9th, 2:30 p.m. Christ Chapel Choral Showcase featuring choral program ensembles e 21st, 8:00 p.m. Paul Recital Hall Sunderman Woodwind Quintet 30th, 2:30 p.m. Majestic Theater Orchestra Concert College-Community Orchestra TENOR SAXOPHONE Gretchen Michelson ‘09* Music Sherman IL Andrew Douglas ‘06 History/Political Science Pt. Pleasant NJ Amelia Schneck ’07* English Allentown PA BARITONE SAXOPHONE David Campbell ’06* Political Science Rogersville TN Brian Adler ’09 Undecided Boca Raton FL MISSION STATEMENT HORN Joseph Strausbaugh ’07* History/Music New Cumberland PA Elizabeth Heron ‘08* Music Education Plainsboro, NJ Sunderman Conservatory of Music Tristan Mentz ’07* Film Studies Bowie MD Glorianne Ponsart ’08 Economics/Mathematics Fairfield NJ Daniel Welch* Gettysburg Semester Canfield OH Core Purpose TRUMPET To create an intellectual and artistic community for musical discovery Margaret Dobbs ’08* Environmental Studies/Anthropology Ellicott City MD Christopher Bayon ’09 Undecided Langhorne PA within a rigorous liberal arts curriculum. Torrey Drum ’09* Undecided New Columbia PA Priscilla C King* Community Member Susannah Rhodes ’07 History Hagerstown MD Core Values Lauren Tedesco ’09* Undecided Saint Davids PA Respect TROMBONE To engage in intellectual and artistic pursuits with openness and Daniel VonSchmidt ‘07* Physics sensitivity to different and changing values. Evan Cyran ’09* Undecided Millsboro DE Carinne Park ’08 Undecided Pittsburgh PA Benjamin Smith ’08 Biology/Chemistry Harrisburg PA Creativity and Intellectual Curiosity EUPHONIUM To integrate musical tools and concepts to produce unique vehicles John Hart ‘06* Music Education Wallingford CT of personal expression. James Connor ’09* Undecided Annandale VA Melissa Weisbach ’09 Music Education Pennsburg PA TUBA Innovation Benjamin Bräutigam ’08* Music East Berlin PA To experience musical, personal, and professional growth through Marissa Dakay ’09 Undecided Eden Prairie MN new repertoire, concepts, and opportunities. Jenna Deaven ’07 Physics Annville PA PERCUSSION Michael Caton ‘06* History West Islip NY Breadth of Experience Nicholas Boire ’07* Biochemistry-Molecular Biology Baldwin NY To explore the diversity of universal musical expression. Tim Geis ’09 Undecided Southampton PA Alex Langley ‘08* Economics Pittsburgh PA Kayla Lenkner ‘08 Undecided Greenville PA Meghan Peck ‘08 English/Music Timonium MD Lindsey Shafer ‘09 Undecided Hancock MI Christopher Storm ’09 Undecided Hanover PA Brian Taylor ’08* Biology Newcastle ME * denotes also member of Wind Ensemble Note: Principal players are listed first in each section with following musicians listed alphabetically. eeeeeeeeeeee The Gettysburg College Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble FLUTE Candace Pfefferkorn ‘06* Music/Physics West Friendship MD SYMPHONY BAND Debra Bodofsky ’09 Undecided Edison NJ Megan Case ‘06* Religion/Anthropology Ashtabula OH Jessica Ernst ’09 Undecided Needham MA National Emblem .................................................................................Edwin Eugene Bagley Amber Haegele ‘09 Psychology Maple Glen PA (1857 -1922) Emily Harsen ‘09 Undecided Bradford PA Edited by Frederick Fennell Elizabeth Hocker ’08 Psychology Baltimore MD Megan Knauss ‘09 Undecided Kennett Square PA Kelsey Lamagdeleine ‘09 Undecided Torrington CT Star Ship .................................................................................................... Yukiko Nishimura Lura McCartney ‘09* Music East Hartford CT (b. 1967) Lillian Morena ’08 Psychology Lindley NY Rebecca Roha ’09 Undecided Greensburg PA Lina Smith ’06* Music Education Basking Ridge NJ Four Gypsy Dances – Puszta ....................................................................... Jan Van der Roost (b. 1956) OBOE/ENGLISH HORN Elizabeth Bucher ’09* Undecided Pittsburgh PA I. Andante Moderato - Adagio Accelerando - Vivace Annie Beale ’06 Management Tacoma WA II. Tranquillo Elena Mailander ’09* Undecided Reno NV III. Allegro Molto CLARINET IV. Moderato - Presto Amy Schneider ’07* Music Niantic CT Matthew Bechtel ’09 Undecided Slatington PA James Burkhalter ’09 English/Film Studies Pasadena, MD WIND ENSEMBLE Caitlyn Cotter ’09 Undecided Arnold MD Kristin Faulhaber ’09* Health and Exercise Sciences Dover DE Christine Frielle ’08 Biochemistry/Molecular Biology Hummelstown PA Dirge ..................................................................From Scala Collection - Library of Congress Terry Ann Hayes ’07* Art History/Studio Art Mount Airy MD Transcribed by David Diggs Jennifer Kuzmik ‘07* Studio Art Richmond, VA Reegan Matters ‘08 Biochemistry/Molecular Biology Lebanon PA Pacem – A Hymn for Peace ..............................................................................Robert Spittal Laura Reindl ’09* Undecided Wellsboro PA Stacy Schwartz ’06 Biology Succasunna NJ (b. 1963) Steve Slowinski ’09* Undecided Tinton Falls NJ Allyson Thompson ’08 English Fairfield OH First Suite in E-flat for Military Band ..................................................................Gustav Holst Michelle Veresink ’07* English/Music Easton PA Emily Weigler ’08* Music Education Pennsville NJ (1874 - 1934) I. Chaconne BASS CLARINET Jeffrey Steinour ‘07* English Lothian MD II. Intermezzo Megan Harinski ’08 History Beaverton OR III. March BASSOON Megan Gibb ‘08 English North East MD SYMPHONY BAND Julie Wagner * Community Member Camp Hill, PA ALTO SAXOPHONE Seis Manuel ....................................................................................................Shelley Hanson Theresa Davenport ’08* Biology Sellersville PA Lauren DeBrouse ’09 Psychology Annapolis MD Julie Frey ’07 Chemistry Gettysburg PA Sleigh Ride ................................................................................................... Leroy Anderson Stefan Heck ’09 Undecided Schaefferstown PA (1908 - 1975) Tina Toburen ’08 Psychology Monroe MI First Suite in E-flat for Military Band Holst Composed First Suite in 1909. It is generally regarded as the cornerstone of all works written expressly for concert band. First Program Notes Suite was a revolutionary piece when it was first performed in 1920, breaking away from the customary tradition of transcribing National Emblem operatic and orchestral repertoire for bands. The First Suite is composed in three movements: I. Chaconne - formed around 14 Many listeners mistakenly believe that National Emblem is a Sousa march due to its similar style and the precision with which it was repetitions of the opening tuba/euphonium melody; II. Intermezzo - presentation of three distinctive melodies which combine for written. Many times throughout the piece remnants of the National Anthem can be heard trying to break through - and for much an initially energetic then morendo conclusion; and III. March - consisting of two wonderful melodies, the first lively and energetic and the second expansive and feelingful of the piece brass is given the melody while reeds contribute the harmony, opposite to many musical pieces. As Fennell says, “It is a march for marching, music for the feet, not for the head, and it is unmistakably music for the spirit!” Gustav Holst was born in Cheltenham, England in 1874 and died in London in 1934. He was born into a long line of German Edwin Eugene Bagley was born in 1857 in Craftsbury, Vermont and died in 1922 in Keene, New Hampshire. He played in multiple musicians and chose to follow the tradition, starting at a young age. Holst attended the Royal College of Music where he studied bands throughout New England, focusing mainly on the baritone and trombone. Bagley published National Emblem in 1906 and with composer-conductor Sir Charles Stanford. He later became a member of the Carl Rosa Opera Company Orchestra and Fennell (former conductor at the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester) created this edition in 1981. toured with the Scottish Orchestra. Holst composed many choral part-songs, song cycles, operas and orchestral pieces throughout his lifetime. (Adapted from Smith’s Program Notes for Band) Star Ship Star Ship is the musical story of the old Japanese
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