RReeppoorrtt Douglas Stotter, editor
Summer 2000
From the Podium
Now that the region conferences, which were a tremendous suc- University of Calgary Wind Ensemble cess, are completed, we can begin to turn our attention towards Glenn Price, conductor st the first National Conference of the 21 century. University of North Texas Wind Symphony The 2001 Conference will be held in conjunction with a week Eugene Migliaro Corporon, conductor long celebration of wind music sponsored by the College of Mu- The National Intercollegiate Symphonic Band sic, the Denton Arts Council, and the University Fine Arts Series. Allan McMurray, conductor All events will be held at the new state-of-the art Murchison Per- formance Center on the campus of the University of North Texas Following up on a number of good suggestions, we have in- in Denton, Texas. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the vited the following people to spend some time with us at the con- Metroplex area, Denton is located about 30 miles north of Dallas ference. and is a short drive from the Dallas/Ft. Worth International Air- James Jordan – noted conductor from Westminster Choir College port. While the festivities begin on Monday evening, the actual and author of the wonderful book, The Musician’s Soul. conference runs from Wednesday, February 21 through Saturday, David Neumeyer – noted Hindemith scholar from Indiana Uni- February 24. The University of North Texas College of Music versity speaking on the Symphony in B-flat on the occasion of its th and hosts Dennis Fisher and Bradley Genevro are looking for- 50 anniversary. ward to having us on campus. While the conference may not be as Richard Crawford – one of the countries leading musicologists fancy as some, I have no doubt that it will be inspiring and worth- from the University of Michigan giving an historical perspective while. of the band. As we have worked our way through the various planning stages In addition to the numerous premieres that are always an inte- of this event I have gained even greater respect for those who gral part of our conference, we have asked each ensemble to high- have organized and implemented our previous conferences. While light a major work from the past. There are a number of compos- it is still a bit early to confirm all aspects of the conference, I can ers planning to be in residence during the conference. Some of give you a general overview of what is being planned. Several them include Joan Tower, George Walker, Cindy McTee, Michael ensembles have confirmed and we are confident that most if not Daugherty, Dan Welcher and Bruce Yurko. As more programs solidify, I am sure this list will grow. all of the following groups will perform as either part of the week- continued on page 2 long celebration or as part of the CBDNA National Conference. River City Brass Band Denis Colwell, conductor Keystone Wind Ensemble Jack Stamp, conductor In this Issue: Dallas Wind Symphony Jerry Junkin, conductor News ...... 2 United States Air Force Band Lowell Graham, conductor Divisional Conferences...... 3 Belgian Guides Norbert Nozy, conductor Programs, State by State ...... 6 University of Georgia Dwight Satterwhite, conductor Call for Papers ...... 18 Oklahoma State University Wind Ensemble Joseph Missal, conductor Member Forum ...... 19 Northwestern University Wind Ensemble Mallory Thompson, conductor Business...... 20 Texas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Cody Birdwell, conductor 2 - NEWS from the podium The Compact Disc Review will next ap- commitment to the importance of music (continued from page one) pear in the Fall issue. Please note the education and instrumental performance at change of address for submissions, below. the university level. Significant resources Additional sessions will include Small Send the following information: have been committed to the long-range College Concerns, Marching Band Mat- The performing ensemble growth and development of the instrumen- ters, Current Research Developments, The The conductor tal inventory and library holdings. At the National Standards, and, of course, the ever The disc title [if any] conclusion of its inaugural year, the com- popular Chosen Gems Reading Session. The works recorded with composers prehensive bands program included the The record label & catalog number [if any] participation of approximately 100 stu- As you can see, typical of all of our con- Phone Number dents from the campus of 3,000. ferences, there will be much to hear, see, Anything special about the disc [world pre- and do. We are working hard to balance mier, farewell recording, etc.] Whirlwind Music Publications has just the opportunities for professional growth Send to: released a modern, full-score edition of with the always-important social interac- Ed Powell, Assistant Director of Bands Franz Krommer’s Harmonie in F, op. 83, tion that makes a conference memorable UT Bands; 149 Music Building for wind octet and trumpet-a nonet. The and meaningful. Ours is a vital profession. University of Tennessee score was constructed from an early set of The roots extend deeply in many direc- Knoxville, TN 37996-2605 parts published in Vienna in 1809 by S. A. tions. Our goal is to address as many of [email protected] (temporary) Steiner and Company. This is a compan- our constituent’s interests and concerns as An electronic format is preferred with ion edition to Krommer’s Harmonie in Bb, possible without watering down the event email being the best. You may send a op. 78, which was published last year by to the point that the quantity overtakes the floppy disc but please make sure you send Whirlwind Music. The Harmonie in F, op. quality of the experience. It is a precari- it in a simple text file only. 83 is a four-movement wind symphony ous balancing act but one that is fun to at- lasting approximately 22 minutes. For tempt. CBDNA is pleased to make preliminary more information, contact Robert Garofalo It is my sincere hope that you will find announcement of the Small College In- by phone (301) 946-1498, fax (301) 946- something in this initial conference tem- tercollegiate Band which will perform at 1397, or email: [email protected]. plate to pique your interest. Once that hap- the national conference at the University of North Texas in February 2001. The fourth RNCM International Fes- pens I trust that you will feel compelled to tival of Wind and 20th National Confer- go to your calendar, right now, and pencil, Allan McMurray, director of bands at the University of Colorado and immediate ence of British Association for Sym- no, ink in the dates! No matter how spec- phonic Bands and Wind Ensembles will tacular a line up we have for the confer- past president of CBDNA, will serve as conductor; and a full-scale concert, to in- be held April 6 – 8, 2001 at the Royal ence, your attendance will cause the event Northern College of Music, Manchester. to soar. The vitality and future of our or- clude the premiere of the CBDNA-com- missioned work by Dan Welcher, will be Principal guest will be Frederick ganization depends upon the commitment Fennell who will recreate part of the his- of our membership. I am challenging each presented on Saturday afternoon of the conference. toric concert which he conducted on Feb- one of us to demonstrate that level of com- ruary 5th 1951: Serenade in Eb by Strauss mitment by making the 200l National Con- Details and application information will be mailed to members of CBDNA in Sep- and Symphonies for Wind Instruments by vention a priority in our creative lives. I Stravinsky. Soloist with the RNCM Wind have yet to be disappointed in one of our tember. In the meantime, questions and comments may be directed to: Greg Orchestra will be Kenneth Radnowsky conferences. I always come away a better who will give the European premiere of teacher and more sensitized musician. It is Benson, College of Eastern Utah, gbenson @ceu.edu, (435) 613-5378. the Concerto for Saxophone and Winds by the interaction with my colleagues that Colgrass. sustains me and helps me to grow. So… Frank Battisti has been invited by The featured overseas school band will the ingredients are in place for a dynamic Michael Tilson Thomas to conduct a con- be Unionville High School Winds, Dennis and explosive start to the century. All we cert with the woodwind, brass and percus- Beck, conductor, from Unionville, Ontario need to ignite this lift-off are a few hun- sion players of the New World Symphony Canada. dred DENTONators. Please consider do- Orchestra in Miami on September 16, For further information on the confer- ing all that you can to launch CBDNA into 2000. ence contact Ian Duckworth: RNCM; 124 a new century by attending the 200l Na- Oxford Road; Manchester, M13 9RD; UK tional Conference. The Penn State University Behrend or email
University of Massachusetts Amherst Wind Ensemble Submissions to the Report Malcolm W. Rowell, Jr., conductor Tempered Steel ...... Young Send all materials to: Hillandale Waltzes...... Babin/Nygren Douglas Stotter, editor Walking Tune ...... Grainger/Daehn CBDNA Report Children's March ...... Grainger Department of Bands Steven Dennis Bodner, guest conductor Merrill Hall Fantasy on Japanese Woodprints ...... Hovhaness/Duffy Indiana University Eduardo Leandro, marimba Bloomington, IN 47405 Divertimento...... Persichetti J'ai ete au bal ...... Grantham The Fall issue deadline is October 1 4 - DIVISIONAL CONFERENCES United States Military Academy Band Western/Northwestern Lt. Colonel David Deitrick, Commander & Conductor National Anthem Division Conference Legacies of Honor ...... Truax March 16-18, 2000 From a River Valley ...... Ewazen **premiere** University of Nevada, Reno Chants d'Auvergne ...... Canteloube A. G. “Mack” McGrannahan III, host Staff Sargeant MaryKay Messenger, soprano 22nd Regiment ...... Herbert/Seredy Sessions Emblems ...... Copland Maj. William H. L. Garlette, Deputy Commander, conductor CBDNA Intercollegiate Band Open Rehearsal On the Mall...... Goldman Eugene Coporon, conductor Corpus Callosum ...... Duffy H. Robert Reynolds, The Next Level Thomas Duffy, conductor Hudson River Rhapsody ...... Kessler Attitude Adjustment for College Band Directors Sergeant Major Joel Evans, oboe A.G. “Mack” McGrannahan III, moderator Fantasia on the Army Blue...... Hearshen Clinic: Quality Band Literature Without Excessive Technical Demands University of Connecticut Wind Ensemble Woodwind, Brass & Percussion performers from: Jeffrey H. Renshaw, conductor College of Eastern Utah, Greg Benson Variations for Wind Band...... Williams/Hunsberger Southern Utah University, Jim Williamson Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Utah Valley State College, Wayne Erickson Thomas Conti, conductor Weber State University, Thomas Root Winds of Nagual...... Colgrass Conductors: Mark Ammons, Snow College Crane School of Music Wind Ensemble Michael Burch, Pacific University Timothy Topolevksi, conductor Steve Bolstad, University of Montana Sinfonietta ...... Dahl Jim Cochran, Shattinger Music The Persistence of Memory ...... Gallaghe Jonathan Elkus, Editor - Charles Ives Critical Editions Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor...... Bach/Elgar/Topolevski Wayne Erickson, Utah Valley State College Concert Suite for Alto Saxophone ...... Bolcom Dan Kalantarian, Idaho State University Timothy McAllister, alto saxophone Dick McGee, Community College of Southern Nevada Yale Concert Band Don Peterson, Brigham Young University Thomas C. Duffy, Music Director Tim Reynolds, University of Oregon Dreadnought ...... Brooks Thomas Rohrer, Utah State University Gnomon ...... Duffy Thomas Root, Weber State University Cave...... Russell Peck Jim Williams, Southern Utah University Patrick Winters, Eastern Washington University 2000 New England Intercollegiate Band Jerry Junkin, guest conductor Keith Brion: Percy Grainger’s Basement Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Liturature: March Joyeouse...... Chabrier Prelude in the Dorian Mode (Cabezon/Grainger/Brion/Brand) And Flights of Angels Sing Thee to Thy Rest ...... Duffy Chorale no. 2 for Organ (Franck/Grainger/Rogers/Brion) In Memory of Stanley D. Hettinger Marching Song of Democracy (Grainger/Brion) Zion ...... Welcher O Mensch, Bewein’ Dein’ Sunde Gross (Bach/Grainger/Brion/Brand) Country Gardens (Grainger/Sousa/Brion/Schissel) Folk Tune (Goosens/ Grainger)
Send all materials to: Submission deadlines: Douglas Stotter, editor •October 1 for the Fall issue Submissions CBDNA Report •March 1 for the Spring issue to the Report Department of Bands •June 1 for the Summer issue Merrill Hall Indiana University Format preferences: Bloomington, IN 47405 •1st: email: [email protected] •2nd:Disk (MAC or PC) •3rd: hard copies DIVISIONAL CONFERENCES - 5 Concerts Riverside Community College Wind Ensemble Kevin A. Mayse, conductor California State University, San Bernadino Armenian Dances, Part I ...... Reed Chamber Winds Ensemble Spin...... Schmidt Robert Dunham, conductor Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Suite Francaise ...... Woolfenden Keith Brion, guest conductor Miniatures for Wind Band ...... Walton/Wiggins Ghost Train (The Ride) ...... Whitacre Octoot ...... P. D. Q. Bach Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Pieces of Eight...... Hawes University Of Nevada, Reno Wind Ensemble California State University, Sacramento A. G. McGrannahan III, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Katharine DeBoer, soprano Robert Halseth, conductor University of Nevada Concert Choir and Chamber Singers A Jubilant Prelude ...... Colonna Bruce Mayhall, conductor L’Inglesina...... Delle Cese The Hound of Heaven ...... Syler Divertimento for Winds and Percussion ...... Cichy Symphony No. I “Blue” ...... Syler Amazing Grace...... Traditional/Maldonado **CBDNA premiere performance** Emblems ...... Copland Morning Star ...... Maslanka California State University, Los Angeles Wind Ensemble Thomas Verrier, conductor Snow College Wind Symphony Captain Blood Overture ...... Korngold/Norsch Vance E. Larsen, conductor Paris Sketches...... Ellerby Black Granite ...... Hosay Shenandoah ...... Ticheli SPQR ...... Woolfenden Thomas Lee, guest conductor Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams/Beeler Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ...... Dahl Celebration from Symphonic Songs for Band...... Bennett Danzon Cubano ...... Copland/Rogers Concerto for Trombone and Band ...... Grondahl Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Lithuanian Rhapsody ...... Root Central Washington University Wind Ensemble Larry Gookin, conductor Postcard ...... Ticheli University of Wyoming Symphonic Band Prelude in a Dorian Mode ...... de Cabezon/Grainger Robert Belser, conductor Dreamcatcher ...... Mays Canzona ...... Mennin Pini di Roma...... Resphigi/Kimura Five Miniatures ...... Turina/Krance SHAKATA: Singing the World into Existence...... Wilson Suite from “The Visit” ...... Guzzo California State University, Northridge **premiere** Wind Symphony Tam O’Shanter ...... Arnold/Paynter David Whitwell, conductor Siegessinfonie ...... Beethoven Symphony of Songs ...... Whitwell California State University, Fullerton Wind Ensemble Dionysiaques ...... Schmitt/ Duker Mitchell J. Fennell, conductor Bachanelle, op. 20 ...... Rudin Symphony No. 3 “A Shaker’s Life” ...... Welcher College Band Directors National Associaition J’ai ete au bal...... Grantham Western/Northwestern Division Intercollegiate Band Eugene Corporon, conductor Vesuvius ...... Ticheli University of Utah Wind Symphony French Impressions ...... Woolfenden Barry Kopetz, conductor The Red Pony Suite...... Copland Larry Zalkind, trombone Resting in the Peace of His Hands...... Gibson Awayday ...... Gorb Pastime ...... Jack Stamp Prelude, op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Children’s March...... Grainger/Erickson Trombone Concerto...... De Meij Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Third Suite...... Kopetz 6 - PROGRAMS
Ouachita Baptist University University of Arkansas Symphonic Band PLEASE NOTE: Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Timothy Gunter, conductor Craig V. Hamilton, conductor March 7, 2000 Include your STATE and DATE OF February 24, 2000 Raise of the Son ...... Galante PERFORMANCE in all submissions. Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Liebestod ...... Wagner Children’s March ...... Grainger/Rogers Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger The CBDNA Executive Board and the Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night...... Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night...... editor encourage program submissions ...... Del Borgo ...... Del Borgo for specific concerts in performance Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Don Pedro...... Nijs order rather than repertoire lists for se- Incantation and Dance ...... Chance mesters, tours, or school years. Many Vesuvius ...... Ticheli University of Arkansas Wind Symphony CBDNA members are as interested in W. Dale Warren, conductor how their fellow members program as University of Arkansas Concert Band March 6, 2000 W. Dale Warren, conductor they are in what they program. Star Spangled Banner...... Key Brett Lawson and Russell Pettitt, The Red Pony...... Copland When sending email or computer disk, graduate conductors Tribute to Foster...... Grainger do not use tabs, leader characters, or April 26, 2000 Concerto for Marimba ...... Rosauro National Emblem ...... Bagley Pastime ...... Stamp other formatting. Submissions will be Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Danza Guerresca ...... Respighi formatted prior to publication. For the New Day Arisen ...... Barton Prairie Songs ...... La Plante University of Arkansas at Monticello address for submissions Ave Maria ...... Biebl Symphonic Band Rikudim...... Van der Roost Michael Davidson, conductor Douglas Stotter, editor March 2, 2000 CBDNA Report University of Arkansas Symphonic Band Armida Overture ...... Haydn/Bowles Department of Bands Timothy Gunter, conductor Psalm 46 ...... Zdechlik Merrill Hall April 26, 2000 First Suite in E Flat ...... Holst Indiana University Morning Alleluias ...... Nelson George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Bloomington, IN 47405 Giving...... Melillo In Memoriam: Kristina ...... Yurko [email protected] Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Radetzky March ...... Strauss/Reed Africa...... Smith Flourish for Glorious John...Vaughan Williams Hands Across the Sea...... Sousa University of Arkansas at Monticello University of Arkansas Wind Symphony Symphonic Band ARKANSAS W. Dale Warren, conductor Michael Davidson, conductor April 27, 2000 April 27, 2000 Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Harding University Symphonic Band Lagan Love ...... Zaninelli Royal Fireworks Music...... Handel/Erickson Michael Chance, conductor Tribute to the Count ...... Nestico Antiphon...... Tull Laura Eads, mezzo soprano Chronicles ...... Turrin Scenes From “The Louvre” ...... Dello Joio Cynthia Carrell, trumpet J’ai e’te’ au bal ...... Grantham Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Arkansas State Music Conference The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Russian Sailor’s Dance ...... Glière/Isaac February 17, 2000 Waterdance ...... Strommen Festive Overture....Shostakovich/Hunsberger University of Arkansas Wind Symphony Suite Provençale...... Van der Roost Four Maryland Songs...... Stamp Carnegie Hall Concert Black Horse Troop ...... Sousa Rose Variations ...... Bennett W. Dale Warren, conductor La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed April 9, 2000 University of Central Arkanasas The Red Pony...... Copland Symphonic Band Chronicles ...... Turrin Ricky Brooks, conductor Harding University Symphonic Band Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger December 8, 1999 Michael Chance, conductor Pastime ...... Stamp Radetzky March ...... Strauss/Reed March 30, 2000 J’ai e’te’ au bal ...... Grantham La Belle Helene...... Offenbach/Odom Celebrations ...... Zdechlik The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Celebration Variations...... Curnow Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams An Original Suite ...... Jacob Moorside March...... Holst University of Arkansas Concert Band A Rhapsody of Christmas Carols ...... Smith Blue Shades...... Tichelli W. Dale Warren, conductor Sleigh Ride ...... Anderson Brett Lawson and Russell Pettitt, graduate conductors March 7, 2000 Flourish for Glorious John ...... Vaughan Williams As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson A Tribute to Grainger ...... Grainger Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance PROGRAMS - 7
University of Central Arkanasas CALIFORNIA California State University, Sacramento Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Ricky Brooks, conductor California State University, Sacramento Robert Halseth, conductor February 4, 2000 Symphonic Wind Ensemble CBDNA and CMEA conference programs Fiesta ...... Sparke Robert Halseth, conductor March, 2000 Concerto for French Horn...... Zdechlik October 6, 1999 A Jubilant Prelude ...... Colonna Brent Shires, horn Octet ...... Stravinsky L’Inglesina...... Delle Cese Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger Tunbridge Fair...... Piston Trauersinfonie ...... Weber/Wagner Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Pageant ...... Persichetti Divertimento ...... Cichy Divertimento ...... Cichy Trauersinfonie ...... Weber/Wagner Amazing Grace ...... Himes Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite ...... King Emblems...... Copland Emblems...... Copland Resting in the Peace of His Hands .....Gibson University of Central Arkanasas California State University, Sacramento Jim Cochran, guest conductor Symphonic Band Concert Band Morning Star ...... Maslanka Thomas Burritt, conductor Paul Everts and Robert Halseth, March 1, 2000 conductors California State University, Sacramento Recorded by Sinatra...... Barker October 27, 1999 Concert Band Selections from Aladdin ...... Moss Fantasia for Seven Trumpets ...... Ewazen Jeff Edom, Paul Everts and Pastime ...... Stamp Original Suite ...... Jacob Robert Halseth, conductors Dichotomy...... White April 5, 2000 University of Central Arkanasas Fanfare, Ode and Festival ...... Gervaise/Margolis Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Wind Ensemble Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams Shenendoah ...... Ticheli Ricky Brooks, conductor A Slavonic Woman’s Farewell...... Agapkin Sinfonia Noblissima...... Jager Spring Tour If Thou Be Near ...... Bach/Read Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer California State University, Sacramento Concert Piece ...... Tubb Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Symphonic Wind Ensemble Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saens Fiesta ...... Sparke Robert Halseth, conductor Sea Songs ...... Knox November 14, 1999 California State University, Sacramento Fantasy Variations...... Barnes A Jubilant Prelude ...... Colonna Symphonic Wind Ensemble Barnum and Baileys Favorite ...... King and the mountains rising nowhere...... Schwantner Robert Halseth, conductor Freckles Rag...... Buck Divertimento ...... Cichy May 7, 2000 Three Contrasts ...... Smith Academic Procession...... Williams Brent Shires, horn California State University, Sacramento Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio La Basque...... Marais/Phillips Concert Band and Folksongs for Band, Set 3...... Stanhope Symphonic Wind Ensemble Ode for Trumpet...... Reed University of Central Arkansas Jeff Edom, Paul Everts and Steve Miller, trumpet Symphonic Band Robert Halseth, conductors Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Thomas Burritt, conductor December 8, 1999 L’Inglesina...... Delle Cese Jonathan West and Lonnie Abbott, Concert Band guest conductors Overture in C, Op. 24 ...... Mendelssohn California State University, Sacramento April 19, 2000 Sinfonia IX ...... Broege Concert Band and As The Stars Forever ...... Hutchison Night Dances...... Yurko Symphonic Wind Ensemble Divertimento ...... Persichetti Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Jeff Edom, Paul Everts and The Soaring Hawk ...... Mahr Symphonic Wind Ensemble Robert Halseth, conductors I Am...... Boysen Southern Tier Suite ...... Hartley May 17, 2000 Semper Fidelis ...... Sousa Morning Star ...... Maslanka Concert Band Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger Fanfare for a Celebration ...... Nelson University of Central Arkansas Blue Shades...... Ticheli Scenes from the Louvre ...... Dello Joio Wind Ensemble Combined Bands Caccia ...... Clark Ricky Brooks, conductor American Overture...... Jenkins Symphonic Wind Ensemble Stoney Evans, graduate conductor Sleigh Ride ...... Anderson Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio April 20, 2000 Folksongs for Band, Set 3...... Stanhope Canzon Duodecimi Toni ...... Gabrieli Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Children’s March ...... Grainger Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger In Evening’s Stillness ...... Schwantner Combined Bands A Bernstein Tribute ...... Grundman Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold Tam O’Shanter ...... Arnold Fantasy Variations...... Barnes 8 - PROGRAMS
Pomona College Band University of Delaware Wind Ensemble The Catholic University of America Graydon Beeks, conductor Robert J. Streckfuss, conductor Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds April 15, 16, and 29, 2000 May 16, 2000 Robert J. Garofalo, conductor An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Emblems...... Copland Peter Wilson & Henry Sgrecci, Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud assistant conductors A Maritime Overture...... Ireland Variations on “Mein jundes Leben hat ein End” November 17, 1999 Fugue à la Gigue ...... Bach/Holst ...... Sweelinck/Ricker Symphony from The Fairy Queen ...... Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Postcard ...... Ticheli ...... Purcell/Smith Miss Trombone ...... Fillmore Concertino for Marimba ...... Creston Funeral Music ...... Grieg The Billboard March...... Klohr Tomo Azuma, soloist Contrapunctus No. 1 ...... Bach/Smith Awayday...... Gorb No More Blues ...... Jobim Riverside Community College Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams Brasiliana ...... Ripper Wind Ensemble Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris/Bader Procession of the Sardar ...... Kevin A. Mayse, conductor ...... Ippolitov-Ivanov/Garofalo April 18, 1999 Ballo del Gran Duca ...... Sweelinck Spin ...... Schmidt DISTRICT OF First Suite ...... Holst **world premiere** Japanese Tune ...... Konagaya Psalm for Band...... Persichetti COLUMBIA La Oreja de Oro ...... San Miguel Blue Shades...... Ticheli The Stars & Stripes Forever ...... Sousa “The President’s Own” Riverside Community College United States Marine Band The Catholic University of America Wind Ensemble Donald Hunsberger, guest conductor Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds Kevin A. Mayse, conductor February 27, 2000 Robert J. Garofalo, conductor October 26, 1999 Toccata and Fugue in d ...... Bach/Hunsberger Peter Wilson & Henry Sgrecci, Armenian Dances...... Reed Hammersmith...... Holst assistant conductors Ghost Train...... Whitacre Mirrors...... Kelterborn February 11, 2000 Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Sea Drift ...... Iannaccone Fanfare La Peri...... Dukas Sword and the Crown ...... Gregson Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger Serenade for Brass ...... Starer The Immovable Do ...... Grainger Little Three Penny Music ...... Weill Riverside Community College My Robin is to the Greenwood Gone...... Octet for Wind Instruments ...... Stravinsky Wind Ensemble ...... Grainger/Sturm Drei Lustige Marsche...... Krenek Kevin A. Mayse, conductor Lads of Wamphray ...... Grainger December 1, 1999 Storyville ...... Syler The Catholic University of America Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds First Suite ...... Holst “The President’s Own” Robert J. Garofalo, conductor Irish Tune ...... Grainger United States Marine Band Peter Wilson & Henry Sgrecci, Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed Frank Battisti, guest conductor assistant conductors April 16, 2000 March 31, 2000 Riverside Community College William Tell Overture... Rossini/Sedlak/Battisti Theme and Variations ...... Reynolds Wind Ensemble Olympic Dances...... Harbison Two American Sketches...... Blattner Kevin A. Mayse, conductor Funeral Music for Queen Mary .....Purcell/Stucky The Good Soldier Schweik Suite ...... Kurka May 26, 2000 Canzon in double echo...... Gabrieli/King Nonet for Woodwinds ...... Bird La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Music for Brass and Woodwind ....Maconchy Serenade No. 1 ...... Perschetti Fantasia for Saxophone...... Smith Symphony No. 4 ...... Hovhaness Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin Charles Richard, saxophone Ceremonial ...... Rands Erik Apland, piano Improbable Journey ...... Reichenbach **world premiere** The Catholic University of America Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds FLORIDA Robert J. Garofalo, conductor Peter Wilson & Henry Sgrecci, University of Miami Symphonic Winds DELEWARE assistant conductors Gary Green, Michael Mann and October 15, 1999 Gregg Gausline, conductors University of Delaware Wind Ensemble Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland April 18,2000 Robert J. Streckfuss, conductor Ancient Hungarian Dances ...... Nelhybel National Emblem March...... Bagley March 20, 2000 Mutations from Bach ...... Barber Cameos for Bass Trombone...... Jacob Overture for Winds ...... Mendelssohn/Boyd Three Intradas ...... Nelhybel Kevin Rigotti, bass trombone Moorside Suite ...... Holst Canzon duodecimi toni ...... Gabrieli Amazing Grace ...... Maldonado Funeral March ...... Grieg/Fennell Flourish ...... Vaughan Williams Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Abram’s Pursuit ...... Holsinger Trauermusik ...... Wagner Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Paeans and Dances of Heathen Iberia..... Surinach Second Suite...... Holst El Camino Real ...... Reed New World Dances ...... Ellerby Elsa’s Procession...... Wagner Colonial Song...... Grainger Florentiner ...... Fucik A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse The Pines of Rome...... Resphigi/Duker PROGRAMS - 9
University of Miami Wind Ensemble Columbus State University Mercer University Wind Ensemble Gary Green, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Douglas Hill, conductor April 25, 2000 Chamber Winds November 1, 1999 The Music for the Royal Fireworks ...Handel Robert Rumbelow, conductor Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Ticheli Scenes from Porgy and Bess ...... Skirrow October 15, 1999 Tam O’Shanter ...... Arnold/Paynter Don Giovanni...... Triebensee La Bergamasca ...... Viadana Quatuor...... Francaix Little Three Penny Music ...... Weill Plaudite omnis terra ...... Gabrieli El Abinico ...... Javaloyes/Fennell Four Dances from West Side Story ...... Ruckert-Lieder ...... Mahler ...... Bernstein/Polster A Cornfield in July and The River ...... Penn Mercer University Wind Ensemble Gregg Gausline, conductor Mirabai Songs ...... Harbison Douglas Hill, conductor Canticle of Praise ...... Beck February 18, 2000 University of South Florida Wind Ensemble Fanfare For the Common Man ...... Copland William Wiedrich, conductor Columbus State University Children’s March ...... Grainger October 26, 1999 Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Bandanna Overture ...... Hagen Blue Shades...... Ticheli Chamber Winds Nocturne ...... Peeters Chonicles...... Turrin Robert Rumbelow, conductor Saxema ...... Wiedoeft/Hegvik Jay Coble, conductor November 14, 1999 Variations On a Shaker Melody...... Copland Winds of Nagual ...... Colgrass La Bergamasca ...... Viadana with brightness round about it ...... Galbraith Canzon a 12...... Gabrieli Robert Levy, guest conductor University of South Florida Wind Ensemble Serenade in D Minor...... Dvorak The Little Ripper March ...... Stanhope William Wiedrich, conductor Hill Song No. 2 ...... Grainger March 1, 2000 In evening’s stillness...... Schwantner Valdosta State University Wind Ensemble Smetana Fanfare...... Husa Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Joe H. Brashier, conductor Jeepers ...... Kallstrom November 18, 1999 Dionysia ...... Bach Columbus State University Godzilla Eats Las Vegas ...... Whitacre Gadj Beri Bimba ...... Lewis Symphonic Wind Ensemble & A Crescent Still Abides...... Gillingham Chamber Winds Jericho Rhapsody ...... Gould University of South Florida Wind Ensemble Robert Rumbelow, conductor Masada ...... Hultgren William Wiedrich, conductor January 23 - 28, 2000 Shenandoah ...... Ticheli April 18, 2000 Awayday...... Gorb The Deathtree ...... Holsinger ...from a dark millenium ...... Schwantner Sonata for Trumpet ...... Kennan Geschwindmarsch ...... Hindemith Symphony for Band ...... Hindemith Valdosta State University ...in evening’s stillness ...... Schwantner Bullets and Bayonets ...... Sousa Concert Band and Wind Ensemble March from Symphonic Metamorphosis Joe H. Brashier, conductor Hindemith Emory University Wind Ensemble February 22, 2000 ...and the mountains rising nowhere...... Scott A. Stewart, conductor Concert Band ...... Schwantner February 18, 2000 His Honor ...... Fillmore Joyful Overture ...... Feld Sarabande and Polka ...... Arnold/Paynter Liturgical Dances ...... Holsinger Third Suite...... Jager GEORGIA Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb Wind Ensemble Armstrong Atlantic State University Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Wind Ensemble Aspen Jubilee ...... Nelson Canterbury Chorale ...... Van der Roost Mark B. Johnson, conductor Divertimento ...... Cichy November 9, 1999 Emory University Wind Ensemble Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Conzensus ...... Van der Roost Scott A. Stewart, conductor Colas Breugnon...... Kabalevsky April 14, 2000 Valdosta State University Wind Ensemble La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Joe H. Brashier, conductor Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa Variations on America...... Ives/Rhoads April 30, 2000 The Gumsuckers March...... Grainger Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Nelson Three Revelations from the Lotus Sutra ...Reed Down a Country Lane...... Copland Symphonette...... Hawkinson Concerto ...... Creston The Soaring Hawk ...... Mahr Columbus State University Kenneth Tse, alto saxophone Coriolanus ...... Hidas Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Pastime ...... Stamp Chamber Winds Mercer University Wind Ensemble Robert Rumbelow, conductor Douglas Hill, conductor Valdosta State University Concert Band September 23, 1999 October 1, 1999 Joe H. Brashier, conductor El Salon Mexico...... Copland Fanfare for Glorious John ...... Vaughan Williams May 1, 2000 Adagio ...... Rodrigo English Country Settings ...... LaPlante The Liberty Bell...... Sousa Concerto for Marimba ...... Mobberley Septet for Winds and Brass...... Baksa Engleberg Variations ...... Harbinson La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Ghost Train...... Whitacre Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams/Beeler Simple Song ...... Boysen Many Paths...... Hultgren Dance Movements ...... Sparke Electricity ...... Bukvich March Indienne ...... Sellenick/Bourgeois Sun Dance ...... Ticheli 10 - PROGRAMS
ILLINOIS Western Illinois University Ball State University Symphony Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Christian Zembower, conductor Western Illinois University Jon R. Dugle, conductor April 26, 2000 Symphonic Wind Ensemble April 28, 2000 Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams Jon R. Dugle, conductor Whatsoever Things ...... Camphouse Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn....Dello Joio October 7, 1999 On a Hymnsong of Lowell Mason ...... Holsinger Wind Dancer ...... Spears Rakoczy March ...... Berlioz Anthony Jones, conductor Newsreel in Five Shots ...... Schuman Concertino ...... Chaminade Concerto for Trumpet...... Tomasi Antithigram ...... Stamp Symphony in B flat ...... Hindemith Bruce Briney, soloist El Salon Mexico...... Copland Concerto No. 2 For Flute (I)...... Mozart/Monroe Ball State University Concert Band Harvest Hymn ...... Grainger Michelle Secoy, soloist Maggie Helms, conductor Anthony Jones, conductor Don Juan...... Strauss/Hindsley April 27, 2000 Van Gogh Portraits...... Forte Blue Shades...... Tichelli Havendance ...... Holsinger English Country Settings ...... LaPlante Western Illinois University Western Illinois University Concert Band On the Mall ...... Goldman Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Concert Band Rodney C. Schueller, conductor When You Wish Upon a Star ...... Nestico Jon R. Dugle and Rodney C. Schueller, October 13, 1999 John Williams in Concert...... Lavender conductors Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Sousa December 9, 1999 Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Concert Band Australian Up-Country Tune.....Grainger/Bainum Indiana State University Symphonic Band Morning Alleluias ...... Nelson Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio and Wind Ensemble I Am...... Boysen A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Doug Keiser and John Boyd, conductors Sussex Mummer’s...... Grainger/Goldman Black Horse Troop ...... Sousa February 21, 2000 Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Western Illinois University Concert Band Toccata-Gloria...... Widor Homage to Perotin ...... Nelson Rodney C. Schueller, conductor My Spirit be Joyful ...... Bach/Zufall Homage to Machaut...... Nelson March 25, 2000 Allegro from Sym No. 6 ...... Widor Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Marche Hongroise-Rakoczy ....Berlioz/Smith Finale from Sym No. 1 ...... Kalinnikov Christmas March...... Goldman Divertimento ...... Persichetti Symphonic Wind Ensemble Combined Ensembles Blessed Are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Flourish for Glorious John...Vaughan Williams Greensleeves ...... Reed Pacific Commemoration ...... Camphouse Musiques Royales ...... de Lalande Christmas Music for Winds ...... Cacavas Americans We ...... Fillmore Heroic Poem...... Dupre The Liberty Fanfare ...... Williams Finale from Sym No. 3 ...... Saint Saens Western Illinois University Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Symphonic Wind Ensemble Three London Miniatures ...... Camphouse Indiana State University Concert and Jon R. Dugle, conductor Symphonic Bands February 25, 2000 Western Illinois University Concert Band Doug Keiser, conductor Fairest of the Fair ...... Sousa/Fennell Rodney C. Schueller, conductor Laura Boucher and Cheryl Jackling, Celebration Overture...... Creston Fanfare and Flourishes...... Curnow graduate assistant conductors William Wakefield, conductor Beowulf ...... McBeth Steve Humphrey Heather Moody, and Salvation is Created ...... Tchesnokoff Florentiner ...... Fucik/Fennell Dustin Roe, guest conductors Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams April 13, 2000 Anthony Jones, conductor Anthony Jones, conductor Symphonic Narrative ...... Sheldon The Italian Girl in Algiers...... Rossini/Calliet Pacific Commemoration ...... Camphouse Lagan Love ...... Zaninelli Concerto for Twenty-three Winds ..... Hartley Incidental Suite ...... Smith Three Ayres from Gloucester...... Stuart Gallilean Moons...... Cichy Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Polly Oliver ...... Root Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Western Illinois University INDIANA Block M March ...... Bilik Symphonic Wind Ensemble Jon R. Dugle, conductor Indiana State University March 24, 2000 Ball State University Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Fairest of the Fair ...... Sousa/Fennell Joe Scagnoli, conductor John Boyd, conductor Whatsoever Things ...... Camphouse April 15, 2000 Timothy Foley, guest conductor Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Fanfare for a Festive Day ...... Cichy Laura Boucher, graduate assistant Anthony Jones, conductor Shenandoah ...... Ticheli April 20, 1999 Blue Shades...... Tichelli First Suite in F...... Ritter George Prelude and Fugue in Eb Major...... Bach Scotch Strathspey and Reel ... Grainger/Osmon Concerto Grosso...... Tull Prophecy of the Earth ...... Gillingham Pietro’s Return ...... Diero/Daehn Piece of Mind ...... Wilson Dance Movements ...... Sparke Semper Fidelis ...... Sousa PROGRAMS - 11
Indiana University Wind Ensemble KANSAS Wind Ensemble Ray E. Cramer, conductor Symphonic Dance #3 ...... Williams March 28, 2000 Fort Hays State University Blessed are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Variations on America...... Ives Symphonic Winds Valdres...... Hanssen/Bainum Lagan Love ...... Zaninelli Michael C. Robinson, conductor Armenian Dances...... Reed Serenade ...... Hanson May 4, 2000 Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman Thomas Robertello, flute Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Voyage ...... Heiden A Tribute to Grainger ...... Grainger/Ragsdale Pittsburg State University Wind Ensemble Fantasia and Rondo...... von Weber Napoli ...... Bellstedt Craig Fuchs, conductor James Campbell, clarinet Watchman Tell us of the Night ... Camphouse May 4, 2000 Masquerade ...... Persichetti Commando March ...... Barber Symphonic Dance #3 ...... Williams Tuba Concerto...... Broughton Sarabande and Polka ...... Arnold/Paynter Indiana University Concert Band, Concertino ...... Gillingham Finale from Symphony No. 1 ..... Kalinnokov Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman Douglas Stotter, David Woodley, Pittsburg State University Wind Ensemble Steven Pratt and Ray Cramer, conductors Craig Fuchs, conductor Wichita State University Frank Ticheli, guest composer and October 21, 1999 Symphonic Wind Ensemble conductor Festivo ...... Gregson Victor Markovich and Larry Blocher, Concert Band Shenandoah ...... Ticheli conductors Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn....Dello Joio Second Suite in F ...... Holst February 25, 2000 Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Overture for Winds ...... Carter Fantasy Variations...... Grantham Sinfonia India ...... Chavez/Erickson Ryan Elliott, student conductor Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Symphonic Band Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Grando Rondo ...... Larsen Galilean Moons ...... Cichy George Washington Bicentennial March...... Cartoon ...... Hart Vesuvius ...... Ticheli ...... Sousa March: Untitled...... Sousa Wichita State University Concert Band Wind Ensemble Pittsburg State University Wind Ensemble Victor Markovich and Larry Blocher, Chant for Dosozin ...... Fukushima Craig Fuchs, conductor conductors Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli December 2, 1999 March 29, 2000 Tosca Fantasy ...... Puccini/Herman The Sinfonians ...... Williams Godspeed...... Melillo Eugene Rousseau, saxophone Piano Concerto in A minor (I) ...... Grieg Overcome ...... Locklear Blue Shades...... Ticheli Lynne Garrett, soloist Celebration Overture...... Creston Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore The Hounds of Spring...... Reed Little Ripper ...... Stanhope Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Indiana University Wind Ensemble Pittsburg State University Wind Ensemble Ray E. Cramer, conductor and Symphonic Band Wichita State University Douglas Stotter, assistant conductor Craig Fuchs, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Concert Band Japan Tour, May 9-24, 2000 February 29, 2000 Victor Markovich and Larry Blocher, Fugue in E-flat Major ...... Bach/Woodley Symphonic Band conductors Emblems...... Copland Flashing Winds...... Van der Roost May 3, 2000 Blue Shades...... Ticheli Balladair ...... Erickson Concert Band Sinfonietta ...... Dahl Havendance ...... Holsinger Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Myaku...... Dzubay The Free Lance March...... Sousa Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Divertimento ...... Feld Wind Ensemble Symphonic Overture ...... Carter Be Thou My Vision...... Gillingham Overture to Candide...... Bernstein/Grundman Stormworks ...... Melillo Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Concerto for Trombone (III)...... Grondahl Unusual Behavior...... Bukvich Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer Josh Dempster, soloist Symphonic Wind Ensemble Credentium...... van der Roost Pagaent ...... Persichetti Concerto for Piano ...... Stravinsky Four Symphonic Themes Williams/Lavender La Forza del Destino...... Verdi/Lake Red Motion on Canvas ...... Writer Chant for Dosozin ...... Fukushima The Klaxon...... Fillmore Dance Movements ...... Sparke Tekomai Songs ...... Kashiwazaki The Devil’s Tongue ...... Schmidt Pittsburg State University Wind Ensemble KENTUCKY Fantasia and Rondo...... von Weber and Symphonic Band Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Craig Fuchs, conductor On Eagle’s Wings...... Smith Eric Sheffler, student conductor Eastern Kentucky University Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Sousa April 11, 2000 Wind Ensemble Hands Across the Sea...... Sousa Symphonic Band Joseph Allison, conductor Hoagy Carmichael Medley ...... Tatgenhorst Flourish for Wind Band ...... Vaughn Williams November 13, 1999 Gerswin ...... Barker Peregrin ...... Akey Chase Scene ...... Hill Prelude and Rondo...... Holsinger Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams The Liberty Bell March ...... Sousa Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Othello...... Reed Trittico ...... Nelhybel 12 - PROGRAMS
Eastern Kentucky University University of Kentucky Wind Ensemble University of Kentucky Symphony Band Symphonic Band Richard S. Clary, conductor George R. Boulden III, conductor Joseph Allison, conductor Daniel J. Schmidt, graduate conductor Jennifer Hamilton and David Kirven, Christopher Hayes, associate conductor Cliff Jackson, piano graduate conductors Connie Rhoades, clarinet November 22, 1999 Sandy Rodriguez, student conductor February 16, 2000 Postcard ...... Ticheli April 18, 2000 Tempered Steel...... Young Mathis der Maler...... Hindemith/Duker Mayflower Overture ...... Nelson Four Haiku ...... Hill Aubade ...... Poulenc Lagan Love ...... Zaninelli Second Concerto for Clarinet ...... Weber J’ai ete au bal ...... Grantham Fantasia for Band ...... Giannini Mediterranean Holiday ...... Makris Finale from Sym. No. 3 ..... Mahler/Reynolds Giving...... Melillo University of Kentucky Wind Ensemble The Mad Major ...... Alford Motown Metal...... Daugherty Richard S. Clary, conductor American Verses ...... Broege Symphony No. 6 (II) ...... Persichetti Jana LaRae Pope, flute Beowulf ...... McBeth Santa Fe Saga ...... Gould February 16, 2000 Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Western Kentucky University Eastern Kentucky University Concert Band Adagio for Wind Instruments ...... Rodrigo Symphonic Band Christopher Hayes, conductor Concerto in D Major ...... Mozart/Mailman John C. Carmichael, conductor Saundra Sininger, graduate asst. conductor Mathis der Maler...... Hindemith/Duker December 6, 1999 March 16, 2000 J’ai ete au bal ...... Grantham Jig ...... Godfrey Slava ...... Bernstein/Grundman Toccata and Fugue in D minor...... Bach/Wright Yellow Mountains ...... Jacob de Hann University of Kentucky Wind Ensemble Nocturne ...... Scriabin/Reed Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Richard S. Clary, conductor Hammersmith...... Holst Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Daniel J. Schmidt and J. Steven Moore, Tunbridge Fair...... Piston Selections From West Side Story ...Bernstein graduate conductors Ken Haddix, conductor A Slavic Farewell...... Agapkin/Bourgeois April 19, 2000 Nessun Dorma...... Puccin/Stauffer Die Fledermaus ...... Strauss/Kreines Celebration Overture...... Creston Eastern Kentucky University Emblems...... Copland Galactic Empires...... Gillingham Symphonic Band Aegean Festival...... Makris/Bader/Moore Joseph Allison, conductor Propagula...... Linn Western Kentucky University April 11-12, 2000 The Firebird Suite ...... Stravinsky/Earles Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Tempered Steel...... Young Ken Haddix and John C. Carmichael, Mediterranean Holiday ...... Makris University of Kentucky Concert Band conductors Giving...... Melillo Richard S. Clary & George R. Boulden, February 22, 2000 Motown Metal...... Daugherty conductors Concert Band Early One Morning ...... Grainger/Kreines Jennifer Hamilton & David Kirven, Overture Jubiloso ...... Erickson Twelve Seconds To The Moon ...... Smith graduate conductors Valdres...... Hanssen Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti November 21, 1999 Nimrod ...... Elgar/Reed The American Dream...... Beckel The Dragoons of Villars...... Maillart/ Eastern Kentucky University Concert Band Salvation is Created ...... Tchesnekoff Wind Ensemble Christopher Hayes, conductor English Country Settings ...... LaPlante The Walk to the Paradise Garden ...... Joseph Allison, guest conductor Vesuvius ...... Ticheli ...... Delius/Kreines Tim Lang, graduate asst. conductor Rikudim...... Van der Roost Concerto for Alto Saxophone (II)...... Husa April 20, 2000 The Sussex Mummers’ Christmas Carol ...... Xylophonia ...... Green The Hounds of Spring...... Reed ...... Grainger The Passing Bell ...... Benson As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn Candide Suite ...... Bernstein/Grundman Scherzo for Band...... Rossini/Shaefer Chant and Jubilo ...... McBeth Legend...... Barnes University of Kentucky Symphony Band Western Kentucky University George R. Boulden III, conductor Wind Ensemble Eastern Kentucky University Jennifer Hamilton and David Kirven, John C. Carmichael, conductor Symphonic Band graduate conductors April 25, 2000 Joseph Allison, conductor J.D. Perkins, student conductor Chester Leaps In ...... Bryant Christopher Hayes, associate conductor February 29, 2000 Dionysiaques...... Schmitt Saundra Sininger, graduate asst. conductor Chester...... Schuman Concerto for Saxophone ...... Creston April 20, 2000 Chester Leaps In ...... Bryant Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger/ The Gallant Seventh...... Sousa Night Dances...... Yurko Lee Blakeman, conductor Symphony No. 6 (III)...... Persichetti First Suite ...... Holst Occident and Orient March ...... Saint-Saëns Vesuvius ...... Ticheli The Gallant Seventh...... Sousa Ken Haddix, conductor Early One Morning ...... Grainger/Kreines A Symphonic Prelude ...... Reed Concerto for Marimba ..Rosauro/McCutchen Twelve Seconds to the Moon...... Smith Spoon River...... Grainger Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb Blue Shades...... Ticheli PROGRAMS - 13
MARYLAND Central Michigan University Praise the Lord with Drums and Cymbals ..... Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Karg-Elert/Chelgren Salisbury State University Chamber Winds John E. Wiliamson, conductor **world premiere** Richard Johnson, conductor February 22, 2000 Organ Symphony ...... Saint-Saens/Chelgren October 23, 1999 Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti **world premiere** Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Dreamcatcher ...... Mays Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed Serenade ...... Bird Carmina Burana ...... Orff/Wanek Serenade in E-Flat...... Mozart When Speaks the Signal-Trumpet Tone ...... St. Cloud State University ...... Gillingham Campus/Symphonic Band Salisbury State University W. Fred Mills, soloist Richard K. Hansen, conductor Chamber Winds and Wind Ensemble Jig ...... Godfrey February 13, 2000 Richard Johnson, conductor Gallop ...... Reed December 7, 1999 Central Michigan University Urban Scenes...... Boysen Serenade ...... Bird Symphonic Wind Ensemble Kyrie and Gloria ...... Chelgren Ballet Sacra ...... Holsinger John E. Williamson, conductor Hymn to Santa Prisca...... Chelgren Fervent is My Longing ...... Bach/Cailliet April 25, 2000 At Close of Day ...... Chelgren Fugue in G Minor...... Bach/Cailliet An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland First Suite ...... Holst Waves ...... Iampieri Symphony in B flat ...... Hindemith Niko Iampieri, conductor Second Prelude...... Gershwin/Krance St. Cloud State University Wind Ensemble Fortress ...... Tichelli Fantasy Variations...... Grantham Richard K. Hansen, conductor Amazing Grace ...... Tichelli Festive Overture....Shostakovich/Hunsberger April 2, 2000 Thomas Cheezum, conductor Niagara Falls ...... Daugherty Armenian Dances, Part II ...... Reed Wayne State University Wind Ensemble Prelude in E-flat Minor ...... Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger and Wind Symphony ...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Douglas Bianchi, conductor Musica Boema...... Lukas Salisbury State University Wind Ensemble April 19, 2000 Kum-ba-yah ...... Barrett Richard Johnson, conductor Wind Ensemble March Sequence and Reprise ...... Puccini May 2, 2000 Postcard ...... Ticheli Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Wind Symphony MISSISSIPPI Canticle of the Creatures ...... Curnow Symphonic Dance #3 ...... Williams Irish Tune ...... Grainger Concertino ...... Creston Mock Morris ...... Grainger Jason Ihnat, marimba Mississippi State University Triptychon ...... Vojnovich To Tame the Perilous Skies...... Holsinger Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Carmina Burana ...... Orff Elva Kaye Lance and Rod M. Chesnutt, MINNESOTA conductors Salisbury State University Chamber Winds Web Rowan, guest conductor Richard Johnson, conductor February 15, 2000 May 14, 2000 Bemidji State University Band The Standard of St. George ...... Alford More Wine in New Bottles ...... Jacobs Jeffrey Macomber, conductor Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Serenade No. 1 ...... Persichetti November 11, 1999 Serenade for a Picket Fence...... Leyden Sept Dances...... Francaix Chester...... Schuman Chorale and Capriccio ...... Giovannini Don Giovanni...... Mozart Symphony No. 4 ...... Morton Gould Bacchanal ...... Stout Jack Tar March...... Sousa Heart of the Morn ...... Reed Porgy and Bess...... Gershwin/Bennett Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger MICHIGAN Web Rowan, guest conductor Bemidji State University Band Chester...... Schuman Central Michigan University Symphonic Jeffrey Macomber, conductor Wind Ensemble April 16, 2000 Mississippi State University John E. Williamson, conductor Moorside March...... Holst/Jacob Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Midwestern Conference, Ann Arbor, MI Sonata Pian’ e Forte ...... Gabrieli/Schaefer Elva Kaye Lance and Rod M. Chesnutt, January 21, 2000 Ave Maria...... Biebl/Cameron conductors Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Suite Provencale...... Van der Roost Lana Johns, flute soloist Tuba Concerto...... Gregson Interludium...... Glazounov/Short March 21, 2000 Mark Cox, soloist Sinfonia India ...... Chavez/Erickson Joyce’s 71st N.Y. Regiment March ...... Boyer Serenade ...... Strauss Radetzky March ...... Strauss/Thygerson Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Concert Variations...... Smith Internal Combustion ...... Gilllingham St.Cloud State University Wind Ensemble Overture on Three Russian Themes ...... Richard K. Hansen, conductor ...... Balakirev/Laverty November 8, 1999 Concerto for Flute ...... Plog Variations on America...... Ives Apocalyptic Dreams ...... Gillingham Concerto for 2 Trumpets...... Vivalid/Stueven **world premiere** Niagara Falls ...... Daugherty 14 - PROGRAMS
Mississippi State University Wind Ensemble Concert Band Wind Symphony Rod M.Chesnutt, conductor Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Festive Overture....Shostakovich/Hunsberger April 30, 2000 My Jesus, Oh What Anguish ...... Bach/Reed Culloden ...... Julie Giroux Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Blue Shades...... Ticheli Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Second Suite...... Holst Four Dance Episodes ...... Bernstein/Polster Concertino ...... Chaminade Symphony No. 1 ...... Syler Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Linda Karen Smith, mezzo Central Missouri State University University Chorus, Dylan Savage, conductor Collegiate and Concert Bands Southwest Baptist University Fantasia in G ...... Mahr Patrick Casey, conductor Symphonic Winds April 20, 2000 Brian Lamb, conductor Collegiate Band March 2, 2000 MISSOURI A Jubilant Overture ...... Reed Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Introit...... Tull La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Culver-Stockton College Wind Ensemble Christopher Knehans, conductor After a Gentle Rain ...... Iannaccone R. Joseph Dieker, Conductor Conversations with the Night ...... Boysen The Padstow Lifeboat ...... Arnold February 27, 2000 Sinfonia XVII...... Broege Blue Shades...... Ticheli Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Children of the Regiment ....Fucik/Bourgeois To Never Forget ...... Pappas Concert Band Southwest Baptist University Concert Band Jericho ...... Gould American Fanfare...... Wasson Brian Lamb, conductor Early Light ...... Bremer April 20, 2000 Culver-Stockton College Wind Ensemble A Fallen Leaf...... Boysen Three Greek Dances...... Scalkottas/McGinty R. Joseph Dieker, Conductor El Salon Mexico...... Copland/Hindsley Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair.... May 13, 2000 Vesuvius ...... Ticheli ...... Curnow Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio Combined Bands Music from Star Wars ...... Williams/Foster Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland Königsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett Shenandoah ...... Ployhar God Bless America ...... Berlin Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff Steppin’ Round...... Anderson/McClaren America the Beautiful...... Dragon David Stagg, guest conductor Emperata Overture ...... Smith Finale from Symphony in G minor ...... St. Louis Community College at Meramec ...... Kalinnikov/Bainum Southwest Baptist University Symphonic Band Symphonic Winds Ronald E. Stilwell, conductor Northwest Missouri State University Brian Lamb, conductor Robert J. Boedges, associate conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony April 28, 2000 December 5, 1999 Alfred E. Sergel, III, conductor Canzon Noni Toni ...... Gabrieli Jupiter ...... Holst Phillip L. Clements, guest conductor Liturgical Music for Band ...... Mailman Twelve Seconds to the Moon...... Smith February 20, 2000 Prelude on a Gregorian Tune ...... Maslanka Lord, Guard and Guide ...... Jager Symphonic Band Be Thou My Vision...... Gillingham Star Wars Trilogy ...... Williams/Hunsberger The Sinfonians ...... Williams Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Masque ...... McBeth Praise to the Lord ...... Nelhybel St. Louis Community College at Meramec On a Hymnsong of Lowell Mason ...... Holsinger Symphonic Band John Williams: Evening at Pops ...... Higgins Ronald E. Stilwell, conductor Wind Symphony MONTANA Robert J. Boedges, associate conductor Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp May 7, 2000 Commando March ...... Barber Montana State University Wind Orchestra Towards A New Life ...... Suk/Stilwell Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Jonathan E. Good, conductor Paris Sketches ...... Ellerby Honey Boys on Parade...... Cupero/Bourgeois April 25, 2000 Symphony in B flat ...... Hindemith Triplets of the Finest ...... Henneberg March, Op. 99 ...... Prokofiev Gemeinhardt Suite ...... Smith Symphony No. 1 (I) ...... de Meij Four Maryland Songs...... Stamp Andrea Clark, flute/piccolo Elizabeth Croy, soprano Riders for the Flag ...... Sousa Northwest Missouri State University Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb Padstow Lifeboat ...... Arnold Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony Rafi Primo, conductor Melody Shop ...... King Alfred E. Sergel, III, conductor Journey Through a Japanese Landscape ...... Lt. Col. Alan L. Bonner, guest conductor ...... Musgrave Central Missouri State University Dawn Holt, Alan Hutchcraft and Jim Brad Fuster, marimba Collegiate and Concert Bands Beerend, graduate assistant conductors Early Light ...... Bremer Patrick Casey, conductor April 9, 2000 Allan McMurray, guest conductor Symphonic Band February 11, 2000 A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Collegiate Band Concert Variations...... Smith Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams As Summer was Just Beginning ...... Daehn O Sacred Head Now Wounded ...... Latham The Washington Post March...... Sousa Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli The Rams Horn ...... Lendt PROGRAMS - 15
NEW HAMPSHIRE New Mexico State University Chowan College Band Symphonic Winds I David Shaw, conductor Keene State College Concert Band Ken Van Winkle and Martin C. Reynolds, April 27, 2000 Douglas Nelson, conductor & conductors Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Dartmouth Wind Symphony Spring Tour-April 25-26, 2000 Crucifixus...... Lotti/Daehn Max Culpepper, conductor Without Warning ...... Melillo Pageant ...... Persichetti February 18 & 20, 2000 Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Yellow Mountains ...... de Haan KSC Concert Band Festmarsch ...... Wagner Midway March...... Williams/Curnow Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Slocum Chester...... Schuman With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn East Carolina University Wind Ensemble Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio The Ramparts ...... Williams Scott Carter, conductor Variations on America...... Ives Colas Bruengnon...... Kabelevsky February 3, 2000 George Washington’s Birthday Party ...... New Century Dawn...... Gillingham Awayday...... Gorb ...... Barnhouse It Takes a Village...... YuPonce Dartmouth Wind Symphony New Mexico State University Niagara Falls ...... Daugherty Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger Symphonic Winds I and II Second Suite...... Holst Ken Van Winkle, Martin C. Reynolds, and East Carolina University Concert and Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Greg Fant conductors Sympohonic Bands Stars & Stripes Forever...... Sousa TJ Files, graduate conductor Chris Knighten, Russell Knight and May 2, 2000 Renee Wilbur, conductors Keene State College Concert Band Symphonic Winds II March 1, 2000 Douglas Nelson, conductor Prelude in C...... Boury Concert Band May 5, 2000 Russian Suite...... Holloman Under the Star of the Guard ...... Stieberitz/Watson Star Spangled Banner **premiere** Rikudim...... Van der Roost National Emblem ...... Bagley Prelude and Fugue in f minor ...... Bright The Restful Journey ...... Allen A Copland Portrait ...... Copland/Grundman Symphony No. 3 (excerpts) ...... Mahler/Reynolds Sinfonia XVII...... Broege A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman Symphonic Band A Bernstein Tribute ...... Bernstein/Grundman Symphonic Winds I Suite in E-Flat ...... Holst Stars & Stripes Forever...... Sousa Without Warning ...... Melillo Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Variations on America...... Ives The Gumsuckers ...... Grainger Variations on “America”...... Ives/Rhoads Lincoln Portrait ...... Copland In the Bleak Midwinter ...... Holst/Smith A Gershwin Portrait ...... Gershwin/Higgins The Ramparts ...... Williams East Carolina University Concert and Chimes of Liberty ...... Goldman/Schissel New Century Dawn...... Gillingham Symphonic Bands Battle Hymn of the Republic ...... Wilhousky Combined Winds Chris Knighten, Russell Knight and America, the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Sacred Suite...... Reed Renee Wilbur, conductors April 19, 2000 Concert Band NEW YORK Cenotaph ...... Stamp NEW MEXICO Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio Nazareth College of Rochester Concert Band As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn New Mexico State University Mary C. Carlson, conductor Sun Dance ...... Ticheli Symphonic Winds II April 9, 2000 Symphonic Band Martin C. Reynolds, conductor Florentiner ...... Fucik Semper Fidelis ...... Sousa March 21, 1999 First Suite ...... Holst Ardnamurchan...... Van der Roost Fanfare...... Montenegro/Tatgenhorst Concertino for Solo Percussionist .....Curnow Rhosymedre ...... Vaughn Williams Prelude...... Williams Jared Streiff, soloist Festivo ...... Gregson Ave Maria ...... Biebl/Ballenger Ye Banks and Braes ...... Grainger On the Mall ...... Goldman Grand Serenade ...... P.D.Q.Bach East Carolina University Wind Ensemble Watchman, Tell Us of the Night . Camphouse Brian King, conductor Scott Carter, conductor Concord ...... Grundman Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Passage ...... Taggart David ...... Melillo Emperata Overture ...... Smith **world premiere** Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Ticheli New Mexico State University NORTH CAROLINA Syncatations ...... Theurer Symphonic Winds I **world premiere** Ken Van Winkle, conductor Fantasy Variations...... Grantham April 11, 1999 Chowan College Band Without Warning ...... Melillo David Shaw, conductor Fest Marsch ...... Wagner/Rumbelow March 2, 2000 With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn Flourish for Olana ...... Jordan Colas Breugnon...... Kabalevsky/Hunsberger Fugue in Bb Major ...... Bach/Daehn Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Into the Storm ...... Smith New Century Dawn...... Gillingham The Belle of Chicago March .....Sousa/Byrne Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Slocum Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan-Williams Prelude and Primal Danse...... Huckaby 16 - PROGRAMS
Elon College Wind Ensemble Wake Forest University Symphonic Band PENNSYLVANIA Thomas Erdmann, conductor C. Kevin Bowen, conductor March 13, 2000 April 25, 2000 Gettysburg College Symphony Band and Star Spangled Banner Flourish for Glorious John ...... Vaughan Williams Wind Ensemble Irish Tune ...... Grainger Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams John Jones, conductor Brighton Beach ...... Latham Vesuvius ...... Ticheli April 8, 2000 Mother Hubbard...... Sousa Early Light ...... Bremer Espirit de Corps...... Jager The Naval Reserve ...... Sousa Tribute to Canterbury...... Jacob Yorkshire Ballad ...... Barnes The Mermaid’s Comb ...... Schmalz Finale from Symphony No. 4 ....Tchaikovsky Second Suite...... Holst Praises ...... McBeth Cedar Cliff Celebration...... Jones Beowulf ...... McBeth Canzona Bergamasca ...... Scheidt Chant and Jubilo ...... McBeth OKLAHOMA Ghost Train...... Whitacre Masque ...... McBeth Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Oklahoma City University Symphonic Band Psychedelic Circus ...... Maggio Elon College Wind Ensemble Matthew Mailman, conductor Lincoln Portrait ...... Copland Thomas Erdmann, conductor November 14, 1999 April 17, 2000 Toward the Second Century...... Mailman Penn State University-Erie Sleigh Waltzes...... Johnson Kleine Dreigroschenmusik ...... Weill The Behrend College Concert Band Symphony in G minor...... Vanhal/Erdmann Pledges ...... Mailman Gary A. Viebranz, conductor Unusual Behavior...... Bukvich **world premiere** November 30, 1999 From a dark millennium ...... Schwantner Konigsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett University of North Carolina-Charlotte Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Patterson Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Symphonic Band An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Fanfare, Ode & Festival...... Margolis Laurence L. Marks, conductor A Century of Progress...... Sousa/Weger Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan-Williams March 3, 2000 Allied Honor ...... King Early Light ...... Bremer Oklahoma City University Symphonic Band Resting in the Peace of His Hands .....Gibson Matthew Mailman, conductor Penn State University-Erie First Suite ...... George January 14, 2000 The Behrend College Concert Band Nocturno Horn and Winds ..... Strauss/Hardin Oklahoma Music Educators Association Gary A. Viebranz, conductor Marcia Spence, soloist Tunbridge Fair...... Piston February 22, 2000 Where Never Lark Nor Eagle Flew...Curnow Pledges ...... Mailman Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Free Lance ...... Sousa/Schissel English Dances, Set II...... Arnold/Herbert Ye Banks and Braes ...... Grainger March from Symphonic Metaporphosis...... George Washington’s Birthday Party ...... University of North Carolina-Charlotte ...... Hindemith/Wilson ...... Barnhouse/Clark Symphonic Band and Chamber Winds Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio Laurence L. Marks, conductor Oklahoma City University Symphonic Band George Washington Bicentennial March...... May 1, 2000 Matthew Mailman, conductor ...... Sousa Old Wine In New Bottles...... Jacob March 3, 2000 Homage to Perotin ...... Nelson Colas Breugnon...... Kabalevsky/Hunsberger Penn State University-Erie Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Concertino ...... Chaminade The Behrend College Concert Band Concertino for Clarinet ...... Weber/Brown Amy Cermak, flute Gary A. Viebranz, conductor Sandra Mosteller, soloist Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano April 18, 2000 William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob Themes from Green Bushes ...... Grainger Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Pas Redouble...... Saint Saens/Frackenpohl Robyn Srejma, conductor Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Patterson Octet in F Major...... Haydn Ghost Train...... Whitacre Wake Forest University Symphonic Band Symphony for Band ...... Gould Hoe Down ...... Copland/Hilliard C. Kevin Bowen, conductor April 18, 2000 Oklahoma City University Symphonic Band Jubilee Prelude ...... Sparke Matthew Mailman, conductor TEXAS Variations on Scarborough Fair ...... Custer April 20, 2000 Prelude to the Opera Alceste .... Lully/Franck Serenade ...... Dvorák/Sourek Southern Methodist Univerisity Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Octet ...... Stravinsky Meadows Symphony Band Barbara Trautwein, conductor George Washington Bridge...... Schuman David T. Kehler, conductor Budapest Impressions ...... Kernan Psalm for Band...... Persichetti November 23, 1999 An Irish Rhapsody ...... Grundman Canzona ...... Mennin Florentiner ...... Fucik Nemu-Susato ...... Van der Roost Symphony for Band ...... Persichetti Blues for a Killed Kat ...... End Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio PROGRAMS - 17
Southern Methodist University Texas A&M University Concert Band WISCONSIN Meadows Symphony Band Timothy Rhea, conductor David T. Kehler, conductor February 25, 2000 Lakeland College Wind Ensemble February 24, 2000 Thunder and Blazes ...... Fucik April 9, 2000 Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Prelude, Sicilano and Rondo ...... Arnold/Paynter A Festival Prelude ...... Reed The Thunderer ...... Sousa Goin’ Home ...... Villaneuva Ye Banks and Braes ...... Grainger Irish Tune ...... Grainger Sea Songs ...... Vaughn Williams Fantasia in G ...... bach Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Carmina Burana ...... Orff/Krance Funeral Music for Queen Mary ...... Purcell Russian Sailor’s Dance ...... Gliere/Leizden A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Texas A&M University Concert Band Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Southern Methodist University Timothy Rhea, conductor Meadows Symphony Band April 14, 2000 Lawrence University Wind Ensemble David T. Kehler, conductor Night Flight to Madrid...... Leslie Robert Levy, conductor April 25, 2000 Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett January 14, 2000 Canzona ...... Mennin Nimrod ...... Elgar/Reed Masquerade ...... Persichetti Chester...... Schuman Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Huntingtower ...... Respighi Variations on America...... Ives Voice of the Guns...... Alford Ballade...... Bozza Song of Destiny...... Brahms/Gardner Festive Overture...... Shostakovich American Salute...... Gould Trinity University Symphonies of Wind Instruments...... Stravinsky The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Symphonic Wind Ensemble James Worman, conductor Lawrence University Wind Ensemble Temple College Wind Symphony October 27, 1999 Robert Levy, conductor Stephen Crawford, conductor Children’s March ...... Grainger/Rogers March 4, 2000 March 3, 2000 After a Gentle Rain ...... Iannaccone Fantasy ...... Goosens Academic Procession...... Williams Suite Provencale...... Van der Roost Divertimento ...... Husa Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff Sinfonians...... Williams Impermanence ...... Trinastic Serenade no. 10 (I, III, VII) ...... Mozart Kaddish ...... McBeth Shoonthree ...... Cowell Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger When I close my eyes I see dancers ...... Mahr Fantasy Variations...... Grantham Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa Serenade March ...... Herbert/Worman Lawrence University Wind Ensemble Texas A&M University Concert and Trinity University Robert Levy, conductor Symphonic Bands Symphonic Wind Ensemble May 12, 2000 Timothy Rhea, conductor James Worman, conductor Fanfares and Arias ...... Stucky December 5, 1999 April 26, 2000 Concerto for Clarinet ...... Mozart Concert Band Canzona No.1...... Gabrieli/Margolis Talaria...... Bodin Konigsmarch ...... Strauss/Barrett Symphony No. 1 ...... de Meij March, op. 99 ...... Prokofiev Danzon ...... Bernstein/Krance Three Chorale Preludes...... Latham The Courier Journal March...... Griffith VIRGINIA WYOMING Drum Major’s Daughter..... Offenbach/Odom Symphonic Band Bishop Ironton Symphonic Wind Ensemble Northwest College Wind Band The Trombone Section March ...... Chambers and the U.S. Air Force Band Neil Hansen, conductor Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Garwood Whaley and Lowell Graham, April 4, 2000 Babi Yar...... Morton Gould conductors Aubrey Fanfare ...... Stamp Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger April 15, 2000 Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Golden Bear March...... Richards Bishop Ironton Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Symphony No. 3 Finale ..... Mahler/Reynolds Flieger-Marsch ...... Dostal Sabre and Spurs...... Sousa First Suite ...... Holst Galop ...... Kabalevsky Texas A&M University Symphonic Band Upon the Wings of the Wind ...... Froom Impressions of Japan...... Barnes Timothy Rhea, conductor **world premiere** February 15-17, 2000 Concerto No. 2 in E-flat ...... von Weber Marche Hongroise...... Berlioz/Bowlin Trauersinfonie ...... Wagner American Overture...... Jenkins Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris Hell’s Gate...... Maslanka U.S. Air Force Band Submissions to the Report Colonial Song...... Grainger Light Cavalry ...... von Suppe Send all materials to: Bridgewater Breeze...... Adam Gorb Cyrus the Great March...... King Symphony No. 2 Finale ...... Arnold/Sudduth Awayday...... Gorb Douglas Stotter, editor Radio Waves...... Jewell/ed. Rhea Scenes from the Louvre ...... Dello Joio CBDNA Report La Mer (I) ...... Debussy/Odom Department of Bands March Madness ...... arr. Bliss Merrill Hall America, the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405 18 - CALL FOR PAPERS
2001 is the 50th anniversary of Paul Hindemith’s masterwork for wind band, the Symphony in Bb. The College Band Directors National Association national conference, to be held in February, 2001, will focus on this work with a centerpiece presentations from both theorists and musicologists. Dr. David Neumeyer of Indiana University will provide one of the keynote presentations. The CBDNA seeks major and “poster session” presentations from both theorists and musicologists dealing with analytical, composi- tional or historical aspects of Hindemith’s Symphony in Bb. Papers accepted for presentation at the conference will also be included in a special issue of the CBDNA Journal. Guidelines for presentations: 1. Each major presentation will be allocated 50 mins. for presentation and questions. “Poster session” presentations will be 20 mins. 2. Presentations may include audiovisual media for musical or textual examples. 3. Major presentations are expected to be completed work covering significant new aspects of the Symphony in Bb, or of Hindemith’s life and oeuvre as related to this work. 4.“Poster session” presentations are intended for work-in-progress, or as summaries of existing scholarship. Guidelines for proposals: 1. Proposals should be submitted to the Chair of the CBDNA Research Committee by October 1, 2000. The address is given below. 2. Proposals should be no more than four double-spaced pages of text (approx. 1000 words) including footnotes. Any musical ex- amples need not count toward this limit. A standard font should be used. 3. Proposals should include a statement of the paper’s original contribution to scholarship as well as a summary of the paper’s methodology and specific evidence of results. 4. An abstract of 150 words, suitable for publication in a conference program should be included. 5. Proposals for poster sessions should include examples of the materials to be posted. 6. A cover letter with the title of the paper and the author’s name, address, phone and email address. Cover letters will not be seen by the Research Committee; do not confine information essential to the committee’s deliberations to the cover letter. In addition, the CBDNA Journal, a refereed publication of the College Band Directors’ National Association, seeks articles on the same topics. These articles need not necessarily be intended for presentation at the 2001 national conference. Guidelines for submissions: 1. All typescripts must be double spaced on 8.5” x 11” paper with margins of at least one inch. Footnotes and indented quotations should also be double spaced. The author should keep a copy of the typescript to compare with the galley proof. 2. Footnotes should be typed on separate sheets with double spacing. Tables must be typed on separate sheets with double spacing. Graphs and diagrams must be in black and white only. Tables, graphs, diagrams and illustrations should be numbered and their desired location noted in the text. 3. Music examples must be numbered and listed on separate sheets, complete with texts and captions (if any). Texts and captions should be double spaced. The desired location of each example should be carefully noted in the text. Authors should secure permission to use examples from owners of any copyrighted works. 4. Great care should be used in punctuation and in the form for citations of scholarly literature. Abbreviations should not be used without explanation. 5. The first citation of a source in footnotes should include the author’s first name, and in the case of a periodical article, both the volume and date. Subsequent citations may use the author’s surname, either alone or with a shortened form of the title. For other matters of style, the CBDNA Journal generally follows the practices of The Modern Language Association. 6. All dates, page numbers, titles and quotations should be checked before the article is submitted. The author’s name and the page number should appear at the top right of every sheet. 7. A disk copy of the article should accompany the hard copy
Submissions for either presentations or publication should be sent to: Prof. Nicholas Morrison, Chair CBDNA Research Committee Department of Music Utah State University Logan, UT 84322 [email protected]
For additional information, please contact: Dr. Michael Votta, Editor CBDNA Journal Department of Music The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3320 [email protected] MEMBER FORUM - 19
The Role of The Wind Band the Eastman Ensemble. Fennell himself has carried on his pio- In The New Millennium neer work with the recordings of the Kosei, many of them tran- How Far Have We Travelled In Twelve Years scriptions, but also including a number of important contempo- rary works. There are now in fact many works for wind ensemble ~Tim Reynish recorded by our college and professional wind bands worth play- ing on radio. The CBDNA Journal of 1988 printed seminal addresses by two There are in fact many works for wind ensemble worth playing of the major composer/supporters of wind music in the last half- in our professional concert halls by Simon Rattle, Michael Tilson century, Warren Benson and Gunther Schuller. Gunther was ad- Thomas, Leonard Slatkin, Edo de Waart and the rest of the con- dressing the CBDNA National Conference of 1981 at Ann Arbor, ductors with an enquiring mind and an interest in new works. The Warren the WASBE Conference of 1987 at Boston, and their fact that they don’t play the repertoire that we have created is due themes and messages were similar; how far have we progressed partially to the inertia of the music “establishment” and its innate since then? snobbery towards the wind band, but more importantly it is the Gunther was delighted with stunning performances at the result of ignorance of what has been achieved by the “wind world” CBDNA, increasing expressive capacity and remarkable ensemble in the last five decades and that is the result of our lack of self- and intonation, but worried about the lack of links with the pro- promotion. fession "the mainstream of life where the Mehtas and Take the new works for trumpet and wind ensemble; Rostropovitches and Pavarottis and Guarnieris and Elliott Carters Hardenberger, Friedrich, Marsalis, Andre and the rest are still play- and Pierre Boulezes plot and win their victories.” He went on to ing the Haydn concerto - 32 recordings in my catalogue. In 1999 state that-- Philip Smith introduced the Turrin Concerto at the CBDNA Con- “You need more of that kind of international world calibre ference, Vizzutti played the Bennett at BASBWE in Manchester; amongst the composers in your repertory before that world will in my view the Turrin, Bennett and the Lendvay Concerto, pre- take you seriously. You are strong, you have the leadership and a miered in WASBE 1991, should be known by the world’s leading great deal of artistic integrity, and you are historically at a junc- trumpeters as well as our students. We need to lobby the players, ture where standing still will be tantamount to going backwards.” to make sure our publishers are letting the real world of music Within five months of the Ann Arbor Conference, the CBDNA know about our commissions. had founded WASBE; the potential for breaking out of academia I believe that we enter the new century with an extraordinary was there. Now, eighteen years on at the start of the new century, catalogue of great music which we have created in the last fifty the time is ripe to see how far we have traveled, and to take up the years. One of our main jobs is to make certain that these enter the challenge. I believe that we are poised to join that battlefield, but repertoire of the wind band/wind ensemble world, but also the we do need a battle plan, we need to deploy marketing skills and psyche of the music world. The works of Daugherty, Harbison we need to develop the vision that Gunther Schuller has for wind and Corigliano are being programmed by international symphony music. orchestras and opera houses We need to ensure that their wind Warren Benson described our dilemma succinctly. “We may works are also in the repertoire, of both symphony and wind or- think we’re doing very well, but we have to remember that we’re chestras, in the universities, conservatoires and public platforms. all band people. We form a big circle with left hands on the shoul- This March Sir Simon Rattle premiered a new wind work by der of the person in front of us all the way round the circle, and, Magnus Lindberg at the Royal Festival Hall, London, followed with the other hand, we pat each other on the back. Now we have by performances in Birmingham, Vienna and Cologne; next sea- to break that circle. We have to bring in some people who are not son he will perform it in Berlin with the Berlin Philharmonic. Its in our club, who look at us for what we are and what we really do title is Gran Duo, scored for orchestral wind and brass as a com- and how we measure up. Until we do that, we’re stalled - dead in panion piece to the Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind, and as a hom- our tracks.” age to the Mozart Gran Partita. Rattle is planning more commis- Warren, in discussing “Aesthetic Criteria For Selecting an In- sions for wind and brass. ternational Repertoire”, proposed three very personal issues, - Tilson Thomas toured Europe a few years ago with a work called commitment, exposure and risk. “Sooner or later, we have to take Quatrain by Colin Matthews; scored for the wind, brass and per- the responsibility in our own hands for the progress of WASBE, cussion of the London Symphony Orchestra. Most of us know the individually. It’s not an international conscience that we’re talk- reworking of Purcell’s “Funeral Music for Queen Mary” by Steven ing about. We’re talking about individuals and, when we all do Stucky, written for the LA Philharmonic, but the UK premiere that, there’s going to be a glow. I don’t want WASBE to turn into has only recently been given, conducted by Michael Haithcock. a dispensary where people come every two years to get lists that We as members of CBDNA and WASBE need promote these they can go home and file and forget about and do the same old works and ensure that they are performed widely. Perhaps more stuff they’ve been doing before.” importantly, we need to take stock of each national and regional We have travelled a long way since 1981. Eugene Corporon’s conference, and promote the one or two pieces that we believe in Klavier Project recordings have taken us out of academia - they as works that need a wider platform. CBDNA, NBA, BASBWE, are professional level recordings available on a professional label and all of the other national and international associations must worldwide, and he has done an incredible service to the repertoire get used to talking to each other and sharing that has emerged largely since Frederick Fennell’s founding of Submissions to the Report Change of Address
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