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NSBA Convention Performances.Xlsx NSBA Performances 1 Title Composer/ Arranger Publisher Grade Performing Group Director(s) Year Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed, arr. James Curnow Hal Leonard 3.5 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 December Sky Erik Morales FJH Music 1.5 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 But for the Love of Ireland James Swearingen C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Burma Patrol Karl King, ed. James Swearingen C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Torrents of Fire Larry Neeck C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Pandora Randall Strandridge Grand Mesa Music 2 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 An Irish Jig for Young Feet Travis J. Weller FJH Music 2 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Girl from Ipanema Antonio Carlos Jobim/arr. Roger Holmes Hal Leonard Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Old Black Magic Arlene and Mercer/arr. Jerry Dotson Unpublished Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Pick up the Pieces arr. Victor Lopez Alfred Music Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Misty Burke and Garner/arr. Mike Lewis Alfred Music Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Blue Hue Dominic Spera C.L. Barnhouse Company Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Everlasting Gordon Goodwin Belwin Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Bottom Line Blues Jon Phelps Kendor Music Publications Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 All of Me Marks and Simon/arr. Billy Byers Hal Leonard Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Cute Neal Hefti arr. Calvin Custer Warner Brothers Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Chili Today, Hot Tamale Rick Hirsch Alfred Music Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Blue Moon Rodgers and Hart/arr. Nelson Riddle Jazz Lines Publications Kearney High School Jazz Ensemble Nathan LeFeber 2015 Overture for Winds Charles Carter Bourne Music Co. 3.5 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 Songs of the Whalemen Elliot Del Borgo Hal Leonard 2.5 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 Flashing Winds Jan Van der Roost De Haske 4 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 Foundry John Mackey Hal Leonard 3 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 Hosts of Freedom Karl King C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 Aztalan Michael Sweeney Hal Leonard 1.5 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 Dusk Steven Bryant Hal Leonard 4 Lewis & Clark Symphonic Band 8 Byron Braasch & Brandi Greenfelder 2015 …and Goodnight Chris M. Bernotas Alfred Music 2 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 Suite Divertimento Jay Gilbert Southern Music, Inc. 4 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 Joy (from "Awakening") Joseph Curiale Alfred Music 5 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 Homage to The Dream Mark Camphouse Phi Beta Mu Commission 5 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 Drive Mark Williams Alfred Music 1.5 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 Band Land Mike Mcuire Composer Café 2 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 Across the Halfpipe (Mvt. III of Minnesota Portraits) Samuel R. Hazon Hal Leonard 5 Millard South High School Wind Ensemble Rex Barker 2015 When Tubas Waltz Alfred Bartles Kendor Music Publications4 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Der Unvollendeten Vollundung David LeClair Editions Marc Reift 4 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Formidable David LeClair Editions Marc Reift 4 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Prelude 1 George Gershwin/arr. Willibald Kresin Editions Marc Reift 4-Mar UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 You've Got a Friend in Me Randy Newman/arr. Chris Barnes 2 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Bayerische Polka Traditional/arr. Dankward Schmidt Editions Marc Reift 3 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Mr. Bach Goes to Town Willibald Kresin Editions Marc Reift 3 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Tuba Muckl Editions Marc Reift 4 UNL Tuba-Euphonium Quartet 2015 Tight Squeeze Alex Shapiro 3.5 Bellevue West High School Wind Ensemble Kyle Haugen & Marques Eckhoff 2014 Chimes of Liberty Goldman/arr. Schissel 3 Bellevue West High School Wind Ensemble Kyle Haugen & Marques Eckhoff 2014 High Wire John Mackey 5 Bellevue West High School Wind Ensemble Kyle Haugen & Marques Eckhoff 2014 Mothership Mason Bates 4 Bellevue West High School Wind Ensemble Kyle Haugen & Marques Eckhoff 2014 O Mio Babbino Caro Puccini/arr. Hisaatsu Kondo 2 Bellevue West High School Wind Ensemble Kyle Haugen & Marques Eckhoff 2014 Folk Dances Shostakovich/arr. Hunsberger 4 Bellevue West High School Wind Ensemble Kyle Haugen & Marques Eckhoff 2014 Declaration Overture Claude T. Smith 3 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 NSBA Performances 2 Title Composer/ Arranger Publisher Grade Performing Group Director(s) Year Air for Band Frank Erickson Bourne Company 2 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 Regimental Honor John Moss 2 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 Cinema Paradiso Morricone/arr. Longfield 2 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 Highlights from Brave Patrick Doyle/arr. Sean O'Loughlin 3 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 Flourish for Wind Band Ralph Vaughn Williams Oxford Press 3 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 Steel Randall D. Standridge 2 Grand Island Central Catholic High School Concert Band Priscilla Balasa 2014 Excalibur Chirs Brooks 3+ Norris High School Percussion Tech Dr. Evan Lee 2014 Rapid Transit Chris Brooks 5 Norris High School Percussion Tech Dr. Evan Lee 2014 African Sun Walk Dan Moore 3 Norris High School Percussion Tech Dr. Evan Lee 2014 Big Yellow Mambo David Steinquest 2+ Norris High School Percussion Tech Dr. Evan Lee 2014 Paradiddle Pete Joseph Pekas 2 Norris High School Percussion Tech Dr. Evan Lee 2014 And They Came to Play William J. Schinstine 2 Norris High School Percussion Tech Dr. Evan Lee 2014 Üsküdar Arr. Robert W. Smith & Michael Story 1 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Freedom Rising David Shaffer 3 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Chimes of Liberty Edwin Franko Goldman/arr. Calvin Custer 2 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Aka Tombo (Red Dragonfly) Keith M. Davis 2.5 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Fiddle-Faddle Leroy Anderson/arr. John Ford 2 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Earth and Sky Michael Sweeney 3 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Adrenaline Engines Randall D. Standridge 2.5 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Zydeco Cajun Crawdad Dance Roland Barrett 2 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 Krakatoa (Mountain of Fire) William Owens 2.5 Otte-Blair Middle School Band Chiyo Kamada 2014 (Redacted) John Mackey 5 UNL Symphonic Band Anthony M. Falcone 2014 Twin Ports Overture Mark Camphouse 5 UNL Symphonic Band Anthony M. Falcone 2014 Extraction on No. 9 Michael Schelle 5 UNL Symphonic Band Anthony M. Falcone 2014 Oboe Concerto in d minor, Op. 9, No. 2 Tomaso Albinoni/trans. Anthony M. Falcone 4 UNL Symphonic Band Anthony M. Falcone 2014 And the grass sings in the meadows Travis Cross 4 UNL Symphonic Band Anthony M. Falcone 2014 Alleluia! Laudamus Te Alfred Reed 4 Wayne State Wind Ensemble David Bohnert 2014 Seal Lullaby Eric Whitacre 2 Wayne State Wind Ensemble David Bohnert 2014 Overture in Five Flats Julie Giroux 5 Wayne State Wind Ensemble David Bohnert 2014 Watchman, Tell us of the Night Mark Camphouse 5 Wayne State Wind Ensemble David Bohnert 2014 Café 512 Ryan George 3 Wayne State Wind Ensemble David Bohnert 2014 Whip and Spur Thomas S. Allen/Cramer 3 Wayne State Wind Ensemble David Bohnert 2014 K2, The Savage Mountain Giroux Musica 4 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 3 Folk Miniatures Jutras C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 Hosts of Freedom King/Paynter C.L. Barnhouse Company 2 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 Band in the Square Laplante Daehn Publications 1 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 Sheltering Sky Mackey Osti 4 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 The Red Balloon McGinty Queenwood Publications 2 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 Earth Fanfare Spanioa Musica Propria 4 Blair 11-12 High School Band Jeff Mount 2013 See Rock City Brant Karrick Alfred Music 5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 Concertino for Flute Solo Chaminade/Clayton Wilson Carl Fischer 5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 The Corner of 100th and Michigan Avenue Craig Fitzpatrick Manuscript 5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 American Overture for Band Joseph Wilcox Jenkins Theodore Presser 5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 Along an English Countryside Richard L. Saucedo Hal Leonard 5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 Metrix Robert Sheldon Alfred Music 2.5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 When Jesus Wept William Schuman Merion Music 5 Millard West High School Wind Ensemble John Keith 2013 Carmina Burana Carl Orff/Krance Nebraska Intercollegiate Honor Band Steven Davis 2013 NSBA Performances 3 Title Composer/ Arranger Publisher Grade Performing Group Director(s) Year Entry March of the Boyars Halvorsen/Fennell Nebraska Intercollegiate Honor Band Steven Davis 2013 With Music from the Redneck Songbook IIScott McAllister Nebraska Intercollegiate Honor Band Steven Davis 2013 Hold This Boy and Listen Carter Pann Carl Fischer 3 Nebraska Wind Symphony Dr.
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