R e p o rScott t Hanna, editor Spring 2009 From the Podium Why did you elect me president of CBDNA? ten years in CBDNA being afraid of Frank, and the last eighteen years trying to impress him.) He listened to (On the last day of the very dynamic CBDNA my reasons for refusing to stand for election. “Tom, National Conference, hosted by The University of Abe Lincoln lost seventeen times before he finally was Texas – Austin, I had the opportunity to make some elected to a position. It’s either about service or it’s comments. I reiterate them here.) about something else. If you are committed to serving the organization, then run. If you aren’t committed to How many of you have ever heard the Yale service, then you shouldn’t run, because you would be Concert Band? Not many. How many of you have ever doing it for the wrong reasons.” Frank was deft, compel- seen me conduct? Not many. How many of you have ling and persuasive. So I stood for election: without a any idea of how musical I am? Not many. So why did pedigree from a “well-known-for-band” school; without you elect me as the President of CBDNA? I have no a degree in conducting; without an affiliation with a degree in conducting at any level. I work at a school powerhouse band program. that has no performance degree program for undergradu- So what kind of an organization is CBDNA? I ates, no music education program at any level and does offer the conviction that it must be the kind of organiza- not offer credit for participation in any undergraduate tion in which anyone can find a way to serve; in which performance ensemble. anyone can broker their own needs to research, publish, Don’t get me wrong; I am proud to serve and create, commission, advocate and explore with the same proud of my record of service to CBDNA. In fact, my needs of CBDNA; where progress through the levels record includes service as Eastern Division Secretary/ of opportunity and privilege in CBDNA are based on Treasurer and President, Connecticut State Chair, the individual acts of service, without regard to gender or chairmanship of the Commissioning Committee, editing race or pedigree or school size or school budget or stage the CBDNA Journal for a decade, serving as a found- of career. ing member of the Committee on Gender and Ethnic- In Texas, I issued a call for members to come ity. It was my privilege to have made the motions that forward and serve, and deferred all offers until a time established the CBDNA website, the Commissioning to be announced in the future. Now is that time. So Committee, and the requirement that CBDNA produce if you came forward in March or handed me a card in proceedings of its conferences. March with the offer to serve, I am grateful and I do So with a full resume, I ran for president for the remember. But I ask that you contact me again now to first time six years ago. Heck, even I voted for Jerry reconfirm your offers – now that we are all out of the Junkin! Then I ran again and was privileged to lose to heady environment of our exciting convention, now that Bill Wakefield, who, through our work together over we are in the midst of concertizing and marching and the last four years, I now hold to be a good friend and teaching, now that we can make our plans in balance for whom I have the greatest respect. My two electoral with our present commitments. losses meant that, for the first time in fourteen years, I want to do great things. Who’s with me? without a divisional office or a committee chair, I wasn’t privileged to attend National Board meetings; I wasn’t involved in the pioneering and planning, I wasn’t in- In This Issue: volved in the action. CBDNA became a passive pursuit for me. I missed my first national conference in three From the Podium...... 1 decades during this time. I declined when I was encouraged to stand for News...... 2 election a third time. My unspoken rhetorical logic went something like this, “The people have spoken Commissions and Premieres... 2 - 3 twice through elections, and they didn’t want me.” “I now associate running for election with the unpleasant Programs...... 4 - 11 reality of…losing.” Nonsense. I was talking to Frank Battisti. (I spent my first Financial Report...... 12 - 13 2 - NEWS/COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2009 News Arkansas State University Conducting Colloquium Suite from China West by Dr. Chen Yi (Lorena Searcey Cravens/Millsap/Missouri Distinguished Professor in The 2008 Arkansas State University Conducting Col- Music Composition at the Conservatory of the Univer- loquium was held from November 13 through 15th with sity of Missouri-Kansas City) was commissioned in Gary Hill and Tim Oliver serving as clinicians. This 2005 by the Metropolitan Wind Symphony, Boston, MA annual event had participants from Arkansas, Tennes- (Lawrence Isaacson, Music director), and premiered by see, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina and them on May 18, 2008 at the National Heritage Museum, represented individuals from a wide variety of profes- Lexington, MA (Lewis J. Buckley, Music director and sional backgrounds including middle and high school conductor). This is from the composer’s program notes: teachers, graduate students, and members of the Armed The authentic folk music from China West has amazed Services Bands. and inspired the composer to write this piece, which has the folk music elements drawn from the folk songs In addition to lecture and discussion sessions, partici- Gadameilen and Pastoral of the Meng People, Ashima pants conducted the ASU Wind Ensemble on a variety of the Yi People, Du Mu and Amaliehuo of the Zang of repertoire which included: People, and Dou Duo and the Lusheng ensemble music of the Miao People. Commando March - Samuel Barber Overture for Winds - Charles Carter Other performances of this piece were on November Air for Band - Frank Erickson 1, 2008 by the Baldwin-Wallace Symphonic Wind An Original Suite - Gordon Jacob Ensemble, conducted by Dwight Oltman; November Third Suite - Robert Jager 16, 2008 by the University of New Mexico Symphonic Chester Overture - William Schuman Band, conducted by Chad Simons; November 25, 2008 Flourish for Wind Band - Ralph Vaughan Williams by the Northern Arizona University Wind Symphony, conducted by Dr. Daniel Schmidt; and a performance Preparations are already underway for the 2009 Arkan- is scheduled for March 21, 2009 by the Honor Band of sas State University Conducting Colloquium and will America, conducted by Prof. Gary Hill, at the Music For likely include a composer-in-residence who will also All National Festival, at Clowes Memorial Hall, Butler serve as the clinician for the colloquium. University, Indianapolis, IN. New Dictionary of Musical Terms Released There has been critical acclaim for the two-piano version of this piece: “Chen’s work shows a brilliant feel for Meredith Music is proud to announce the publication of the dissonant implications of the folk music she quotes. Cirone’s Pocket Dictionary of Foreign Musical Terms The often rapid variations between the original material ($9.95), compiled and edited by Anthony J. Cirone. and her own extensions of it were handled seamlessly.” This unique 232 page dictionary contains more than - Benjamin Frandzel, San Francisco Classical Voice 160 musical examples and thousands of foreign terms in Italian, French, and German. Comprehensive sections “Chen Yi’s China West Suite … four short exercises for percussion and strings are also included. During on Chinese themes, by turns stately and exuberant, and his 36 year career with the San Francisco Symphony, all of them done with the composer’s mastery of form Cirone encountered a myriad of foreign words in both and tonal weight.” - Joshua Kosman, San Francisco scores and parts, inspiring him to compile this exhaus- Chronicle tive collection. Includes translations of: Suite from China West is in four movements, and is ap- proximately 13 minutes in duration. It is published by • Foreign tempo markings from “slow to fast” and available through the Theodore Presser Company. • German musical phrases • Composers’ instructions for string instruments Suite from China West by Dr. Chen Yi (Lorena Searcey (with musical examples) in Italian, French and Ger- Cravens/Millsap/Missouri Distinguished Professor in man Music Composition at the Conservatory of the Univer- sity of Missouri-Kansas City) was commissioned in • Percussion instruments and terms in all three 2005 by the Metropolitan Wind Symphony, Boston, MA languages (Lawrence Isaacson, Music director), and premiered by them on May 18, 2008 at the National Heritage Museum, Commissions and Premieres Lexington, MA (Lewis J. Buckley, Music director and Suite from China West conductor). This is from the composer’s program notes: Chen Yi The authentic folk music from China West has amazed 3 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2009 and inspired the composer to write this piece, which has the folk music elements drawn from the folk songs Gadameilen and Pastoral of the Meng People, Ashima of the Yi People, Du Mu and Amaliehuo of the Zang People, and Dou Duo and the Lusheng ensemble music of the Miao People. Other performances of this piece were on November 1, 2008 by the Baldwin-Wallace Symphonic Wind Ensemble, conducted by Dwight Oltman; November 16, 2008 by the University of New Mexico Symphonic Band, conducted by Chad Simons; November 25, 2008 by the Northern Arizona University Wind Symphony, conducted by Dr. Daniel Schmidt; and a performance is scheduled for March 21, 2009 by the Honor Band of America, conducted by Prof. Gary Hill, at the Music For All National Festival, at Clowes Memorial Hall, Butler University, Indianapolis, IN.

There has been critical acclaim for the two-piano version REPORT CONTACT INFORMATION of this piece: “Chen’s work shows a brilliant feel for the dissonant implications of the folk music she quotes. SCOTT HANNA, EDITOR The often rapid variations between the original material CBDNA REPORT and her own extensions of it were handled seamlessly.” THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - Benjamin Frandzel, San Francisco Classical Voice BUTLER SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1 UNIVERSITY STATION E3100 “Chen Yi’s China West Suite … four short exercises AUSTIN, TEXAS 78712 on Chinese themes, by turns stately and exuberant, and (512)471-4314 all of them done with the composer’s mastery of form and tonal weight.” - Joshua Kosman, San Francisco [email protected] Chronicle Suite from China West is in four movements, and is ap- proximately 13 minutes in duration. It is published by and available through the Theodore Presser Company. 4 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009

University of Alabama Mass No. 2 in e minor...... Bruckner *denotes premiere Symphonic Band Give Us This Day – Short Symphony for Randall O. Coleman, conductor Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka ALABAMA February 5, 2009 Song of Democracy, Op. 44...... Hanson University of Alabama Alabama Honor Band Festival Wind Ensemble Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Exultate...... Hazo CALIFORNIA Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor First Suite in E-flat for Military Band...... Holst Pomona College September 25, 2008 Ye Banks and Braes O Bonnie Doon...... Grainger Concert Band The Florentiner March...... Fucik Stephen Klein, conductor Pagan Dances...... Barnes Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Eric Lindholm, guest conductor Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/Paynter November 21 and 23, 2008 Serenade in E-flat Major for 13 Wind Instruments,. . University of Alabama Op. 7...... Strauss Wind Ensemble Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Dance Movements...... Sparke Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Etude No.2 for Concert Band...... Klein Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor Five Variants of “Dives and Lazarus”...... University of Alabama February 7, 2009 ...... Vaughan Williams/Gregson Symphonic Band Alabama Honor Band Festival Scenes from “The Louvre”...... Dello Joio Randall O. Coleman, conductor Candlelight Procession...... Gorb Kenneth G. Bodiford, Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Barn Dance and Cowboy Hymn...... Sparke doctoral conducting associate O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds With Pleasure (Dance Hilarious)...... Sousa Bryan Reeves, trumpet Slalom...... Pann Jamie Reeves, trombone Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft San Jose State University, California October 6, 2008 Symphony No. 2, mvt. III...... Ticheli Wind Ensemble Fast Falls the Eventide...... Martin Edward C. Harris, conductor American Overture for Band...... Jenkins The Melody Shop...... King Craig S. McKenzie, March Slave...... Tchaikovsky/Laurendeau Silverado...... Broughton/Bass graduate conducting associate Fandango...... Turrin October 17, 2008 October...... Whitacre Culloden, mvt. III...... Giroux ALASKA Wild Nights!...... Ticheli University of Alaska Anchorage The Circus Bee...... Fillmore George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Wind Ensemble Heroes, Lost and Fallen...... Gillingham Tai Wai Li, conductor University of Alabama Give Us This Day...... Maslanka Mark Wolbers, clarinet Wind Ensemble November 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, 2008 Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor San Jose State University Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor Symphonic Band Pride of the Wolverines...... Sousa Osiris J. Molina, clarinet Diana Hollinger, conductor Blues for a Killed Cat...... End November 6, 2008 Craig S. McKenzie, Black Dog...... McAllister graduate conducting associate Outdoor Overture...... Copland Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Major, K. 361/370a...... Patrick Francis, guitar soloist ...... Mozart October 17, 2008 Brooklyn Bridge...... Daugherty ARKANSAS Symphony No. 4...... Maslanka Arkansas State University Mambo Furioso...... Karrick Wind Ensemble Serenade for Wind Band...... Bourgeois University of Alabama Timothy W. Oliver, conductor …nite ridin’ on da riva’...... O’Connor Symphonic Band September 30, 2008 Chaos Theory, Concerto for Electric Guitar and Randall O. Coleman, conductor “How ‘Suite’ It Is” Wind Orchestra...... Bonney David A. Jones, doctoral conducting associate November 10, 2008 Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett San Jose State University An Original Suite...... Jacob Wind Ensemble Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Third Suite...... Jager Edward C. Harris, conductor First Suite in E-flat for Military Band...... Holst Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Craig S. McKenzie, Colonial Song...... Grainger graduate conducting associate Yosemite Autumn...... Camphouse Arkansas State University Neil Rutman, piano soloist Seawolf March...... Middendorf Wind Ensemble December 5, 2008 Timothy W. Oliver, conductor University of Alabama Gary Hill, guest conductor Short Ride in a Fast Machine...... Adams Wind Ensemble Ed Owen, tuba Strange Humors...... Mackey Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor November 13, 2008 Second Suite in F for Military Band...... Holst Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor “Heavy Metal” Piano Concerto No. 2...... Heisinger Kenneth G. Bodiford, doctoral conducting as- sociate Commando March...... Barber San Jose State University Osiris J. Molina, clarinet Chester...... Schuman Symphonic Band Eric Yates, trumpet Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Diana Hollinger, conductor January 23, 2009 Tuba Concerto...... Gregson Craig S. McKenzie, Alabama Music Educators’ Association Tempered Steel...... Young graduate conducting associate Inservice Conference December 5, 2008 Arkansas State University Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, Essay for Band...... Heisinger Sonata for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble...... Kennan and University Singers Suite Provencale...... Van der Roost The Melody Shop...... King Timothy W. Oliver, conductor Beowulf, An Heroic Trilogy...... McBeth Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft Dale Miller, conductor Vesuvius...... Ticheli Symphony No. 2, mvt. III...... Ticheli February 24, 2009 *Fast Falls the Eventide...... Martin “Chancellor’s Concert” Brooklyn Bridge, mvts. II & I...... Daugherty The Star Spangled Banner...... Key/Pfautsch 5 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009

Down Longford Way...... Grainger Wheaton College COLORADO Symphonic Band Colorado State University Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Timothy Yontz, conductor Symphonic Band Terry R. Schwartz, trumpet Chad Nicholson, conductor Colorado State Universtiy February 24, 2009 John G. Hermanson, graduate conductor Wind Ensemble February 15, 2008 J. Steven Moore and Miller Asbill, conductors Daniel Lee, graduate conductor Jubilant Overture...... Reed Perthshire Majest...... Hazo Eminence...... Hultgren Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa/Brion Near Woodstock Town...... Grainger Toccata Marziale...... Williams Variations on The Carnival of Venice...... Festal Scenes...... Ito Concerto for Bassoon...... Jacob ...... Arban/Leidzen Comedians’ Gallop...... Kabalevsky First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Suite Dreams...... Bryant Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Colorado State University Wind Ensemble Colorado State University Symphonic Band INDIANA J. Steven Moore, conductor Indiana State University Daniel Lee, graduate conductor Miller Asbill, conductor Chad Lemons, graduate conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra Ray Cramer, guest conductor October 16, 2008 February 15, 2008 October 7, 2008 Color...... Margolis Symphonic Band The Thunderer...... Sousa Three London Miniatures...... Camphouse Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa, mvt. II Sparkle...... Mahoney Bali ...... Colgrass Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song...... Hazo ...... Hearshen Marche des Parachutistes Belges...... Leemans/Wiley Be Thou My Vision...... Gillingham Lix Arumque...... Whitacre In Storm and Sunshine...... Heed Greek Folk Song Set...... Cesarini Raise the Roof ...... Daugherty From Suite on Greek Love Songs...van Lijnschooten Colorado State University Colorado State University Wind Orchestra Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble J. Steven Moore, conductor John Boyd, conductor Chad Nicholson, Conductor Dai Zhonghui, trumpet March 26, 2008 Daniel Lee, graduate conductor October 7, 2008 Central Conservatory, Beijing, China Robert Waugh, trumpet Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn...... Dello Joio Moon By Night...... Newman Straylight...... David Shadow Rituals...... Markowski Capriccio...... Dan First Light...... Bryant Second Suite for Band...... Reed Colorado State University Carmen Fantasia...... Bizet/Hunsberger Wind Ensemble Fire Works...... Youtz Sound Prisms...... Balmages J. Steven Moore, conductor Indiana State University Daniel Lee, graduate conductor Concert Band March 12, 2008 ILLINOIS Dennis Ballard, conductor Saint Xavier University Heather Franklin, Melissa Thorne, Karl Vier- Celebration Overture...... Creston Concert Band ling, and Clare Woodard, student conductors Dusk ...... Bryant December 2, 2008 November 16, 2008 Does She Know? ...... Rees Margaret Young-Weitzel, conductor Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughn Williams Colorado State University Ouverture für Harmoniemusik, Opus 24...... Patroville...... de Smetsky/Davis Symphonic Band ...... Mendelssohn Appalachian Morning...... Sheldon Steven Moore and Chad Nicholson, conductors Divertimento for Band, Op. 42...... Persichetti Trail of Tears...... Barnes John G. Hermanson, graduate conductor From Looking Upward, By the Light of the Irish Interlude...... Barker May 4, 2008 Polar Star...... Sousa Quad City Stomp...... Sweeney Australian Fantasia...... Stanhope The Cowboys...... Williams Indiana State University Jurassic Park...... Williams Saint Xavier University Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra A Prayer for Peace...... Williams Concert Band November 18, 2008 Harry Potter Symphonic Suite...... Williams Margaret Young-Weitzel, conductor Gary Sousa, guest conductor Symphonic Band Colorado State University February 24, 2009 Douglas Keiser, conductor Wind Ensemble Sheng-Yi Chang, graduate conductor Steven Moore, conductor Serenade for Sophia...... Woolfenden Eric Drew, graduate conductor Phuong Nguyen and Daniel Lee, Illyrian Dances...... Woolfenden John Williams, graduate conductor graduate conductors In Wartime...... Del Tredici May 4, 2008 The Thunderer...... Sousa Cenotaph...... Stamp Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa, mvt. II Interpretations...... Cichy Olympic Fanfare and Theme...... Williams ...... Hearshen Dancing at Stonehenge...... Suter Hymn to the Fallen...... Williams Americans We...... Fillmore/Fennell Sound the Bells...... Williams Wheaton College Wind Orchestra Schindler’s List...... Williams Symphonic Band John Boyd, conductor Timothy Yontz, conductor Alex Lapins, tuba Colorado State University November 8, 2008 Sheng-Yi Chang, Eric Drew, and John Williams, Symphonic Band graduate conductors Miller Asbill, conductor Havendance...... Holsinger Chad Lemons, graduate conductor An American Elegy...... Ticheli English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughn Williams November 20, 2008 The Cowboys...... Williams/Curnow Concerto No. 1 for Horn (tuba), Op. 11...... Symphonic Movement...... Nelhybel ...... Strauss/Boyd The Earle of Oxford’s Marche...... Jacob *War in Heaven...... Payne Celestial Dancers (premier Indiana performance)..... MetaMarch...... Bryant ...... Ewazen Psalm for Band...... Persichetti Rise ...... Bryant 6 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009 Indiana State University Forever Holding Close the Memories...... Saucedo All Star Band Weekend KANSAS Wichita State University December 7, 2008 Indiana University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Victor A. Markovich, conductor Wind Orchestra Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Denny Senseney, guest conductor John Boyd, conductor Kyle Glaser, guest conductor October 13, 2008 Col. L. Bryan Shelburne (ret.), conductor Kevin Bobo, marimba November 2, 2008 *Plastic Flowers: Still Life for 28 Winds and National Anthem...... Key Percussion...... Vollen English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughn Williams Grand Canyon Fanfare...... Howard/Dean Sinfonietta...... Dahl Celestial Dancers (premier Indiana performance)..... Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson Sanctuary...... Ticheli ...... Ewazen Concerto for Marimba and Wind Ensemble...... Goh Molly on the Shore...... Grainger All Star Concert Band Passacaglia...... Jackson March: “The Southerner”...... Alexander Dennis Ballard, conductor Vanity Fair...... Fletcher Col. L. Bryan Shelburne (ret.), conductor No Shadow of Turning...... Gillingham Wichita State University Symphony for Band – West Point...... Gould Symphonic Wind Ensemble Toccata for Band...... Erickson Victor A. Markovich, conductor Brazilian Folk Dance Suite...... Rhoads Indiana University John Paul Johnson, guest conductor Blessed Are They from “A German Requiem”...... Concert Band Phil Black, tuba ...... Brahms/Buehlman Paul W. Popiel, conductor December 3, 2008 Russian Christmas Music...... Reed/Curnow Pamela Holt, guest conductor Quad City Stomp...... Sweeney November 18, 2008 Legacy for Brass and Percussion...... Camphouse All Star Symphonic Band Serenade in D minor, Op. 44...... Dvorak Douglas Keiser, conductor Second Suite in F, Op. 28, No. 2...... Holst Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland Sleep ...... Whitacre Overture in B-flat...... Giovanini Festal Scenes: Jojôteki–“Matsuri”...... Ito Catoctin, Opus 34, for Tuba and Wind Ensemble...... Shenandoah...... Ticheli Variants on a Mediaeval Tune...... Dello Joio ...... Corwell Greek Folk Song Suite...... Cesarini Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite March...... King Suite on Greek Love Songs...... van Lijnschooten Indiana University America the Beautiful...... Ward/Smith Symphonic Band Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor KENTUCKY Indiana State University Kyle Glaser, guest conductor Eastern Kentucky University Eighteenth Annual Wind/Percussion Scholarship November 18, 2008 Brass Choir and Wind Symphony Concert Joe Allison, Director of Bands Featuring the Boston Brass Variations on “America”...... Ives Heather Combs, Christopher Kolar, Jonathan February 22, 2009 Tam o’Shanter, Op. 51...... Arnold Oates, Lederrick Wesley, Wesley Young, Symphonic Band Ave Maria...... Biebl graduate conductors Douglas Keiser, conductor J’ai été au bal...... Grantham October 19, 2008 Rick DeJonge, conductor Indiana University Brass Choir Triumphal Prelude...... Doss Concert Band Brevard Fanfare...... Tull Wayside Festival...... DeJonge Paul W. Popiel, conductor Shadowed Cabins...... Young Suite on Greek Love Songs...... van Lijnschoten Kyle Glaser, guest conductor Two Piece from Lieutenant Kije...... Prokofieff Heroes and Legends...... Kopetz February 10, 2009 March from “The Love of Three Oranges”...... Wind Orchestra ...... Prokofieff John Boyd, conductor Celebrations...... Zdechlik Three Brass Cats...... Hazell Rick DeJonge, conductor La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed In Resurrectione tua Christe...... Gallus Tangents...... Wasson Wind Symphony Perayaan (Indiana premiere)...... Ho Indiana University The Maple Leaf Forever...... Muir Prelude and Fantasy...... DeJonge Symphonic Band Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger Indiana State University Matthew Holzner, guest conductor Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Chamber Ensembles and Concert Band February 10, 2009 February 24, 2009 Eastern Kentucky University Selections from The Danserye...... Susato/Dunnigan Wind Symphony and Brass Choir Trumpet Ensemble Sleep ...... Whitacre Joe Allison, conductor Suite for Six Trumpets...... Plot The Solitary Dancer...... Benson Lederrick Wesley, graduate conductor Flute Quartet Danza Final (Malambo)...... Ginastera December 13, 2008 Jour d’été à la montagne...... Bozza Red Light Quintet Indiana University Pre-concert Holidays Carols-Brass Choir Adagio and Rondo from Sonatina No. 1...... Mozart Wind Ensemble Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Flute Quartet Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Colonial Song...... Grainger Lullaby...... Higdon David C. Woodley, conductor Chorale for Brass and Percussion...... Nelhybel Intergalactic Saxophone Quartet Scott Jones, guest conductor Brass Choir New York Suite...... D’Rivera Sylvia McNair, soprano Benaiah Son of Jehoiada...... Young Concert Band February 17, 2009 La Vida breve, mvt. I...... de Falla/Snoeck Dennis Ballard, conductor Wind Ensemble Melissa Bogle, Brian Ingram, Eric Kendall, and Purcell Variants...... Meechan Lollapalooza...... Adams/Spinazzola Chantel Rohdy, student conductors Interior...... Kuster Fantasy on an Early American Marching Tune...... Danse Funambulesque, Op. 12...... Strens ...... Sheldon Arabesque...... Hazo Variation Overture...... Williams Postcard...... Ticheli As Summer Was Beginning “Song for James Dean” Hoagy Carmichael Medley...... arr. Woodley ...... Daehn The Florentiner, Op. 214...... Fučik Polly Oliver...... Root Yorkshire Ballad...... Barnes 7 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009 Eastern Kentucky University ...... Leleu University of Nebraska at Omaha Wind Symphony Invictus – The Unconquered...... Sparke Symphonic Wind Ensemble Joe Allison, conductor As the scent of spring rain…...... Newman James R. Saker, conductor Sue Ellen Ballard, guest conductor Danza de los Duendes...... Galbraith University Concert Band January 16, 2009 Janet McCaskill, conductor Boston University Doug Babic and Mark Diischer, Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble graduate conductors Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp David Martins, conductor December 12, 2008 Colonial Song...... Grainger Terry Everson, trumpet “Prevailing Winds” Fanfares, Mules, and Rooster Fries...... Dawson February 24, 2009 Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble La Vida Breve, mvts. I and II...... deFalla/Snoeck Sound The Bells!...... Williams/Lavender Lauds...... Nelson Wind Symphony Dixtour pour instruments a vent...... Arrieu Sanctuary...... Ticheli Benaiha, Son of Jehoiada...... Young Excursions for Trumpet and Band...... Broughton Fantasia in G...... Mahr Trittico...... Nelhybel Harrison’s Dream...... Graham University Concert Band Redline Tango...... Mackey Florentiner March...... Fucik/Fennell Eastern Kentucky University Vidam Zene (Merry Music)...... Hidas Wind Symphony and Concert Band Alligator Alley...... Daugherty Joe Allison and Ken Haddix, conductors NEBRASKA Divertimento for Winds and Percussion...... Cichy Heather Coombs, Douglas Van Fleet, University of Nebraska at Omaha and Lederrick Wesley, graduate conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble University of Nebraska at Omaha February 22, 2009 James R. Saker, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Matthew Rom, graduate conductor James R. Saker, conductor Concert Band Paul Koenig, tenor Amy Roisum Foley and Frank Tracz, William Byrd Suite...... Jacob October 26, 2008 guest conductors Jhon come kiss me now “For Amber Waves of Song” January 31 and February 1, 2009 The Earle of Oxford’s March “BOCH Festival” (Band, Orchestra, and Yorshire Ballad...... Barnes American Overture...... Jenkins Chorus Honors Festival) Theme and Tirade...... Saucedo O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Manhattan Beach March...... Sousa Heart of the Morn...... Reed Colonial Song...... Grainger Wind Symphony Symphony No. 3...... Barnes Amazing Grace...... Ticheli Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Mass of St. Thomas Aquinas...... Ellerby Orient Express...... Sparke Mannin Veen...... Wood With the Concert Choir and Chamber Choir Jubilation...... MacTaggart October...... Whitacre America, the Beautiful...... Ward/arr. Dragon Divertimento for Winds & Percussion...... Cichy University of Nebraska at Omaha NEW YORK Symphonic Wind Ensemble Adirondack Wind Ensemble MASSACHUSETTS James R. Saker, conductor Daniel Gordon, conductor Boston University Janet McCaskill, assistant conductor January 31, 2009 Wind Ensemble Doug Babic and Mark Diischer, “Chamber Music from Three Continents” David Martins, conductor graduate conductors October 7, 2008 Zac Konradand Matthew Rom, guest conductors Suite Française...... Poulenc David Hunsicker, trumpet Serenade #12, K. 388...... Mozart Symphonic Songs for Band...... Bennett Peter Madsen, trombone Chôros #3 “Pica-Páu”...... Villa-Lobos Extreme Make-Over for Brass Band...... de Meij November 13, 2008 Music for Brass Instruments...... Dahl Canzon, Fugato, And Hymn...... Camphouse “Regional Tour” Huntingtower...... Respighi/Binney J’ai été au bal...... Grantham NORTH CAROLINA Suite Monette...... da Silva University of North Carolina at Charlotte As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn Symphonic Wind Ensemble Boston University Rosalind in the Forest of Arden...... Reed Concert Band Laurence L. Marks, conductor Wedding Dance...... Press/Johnston Anne Harley, soprano Chris Parks, conductor American Overture...... Jenkins October 18, 2008 October 6, 2008 O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Heart of the Morn...... Reed Sun Dance...... Ticheli Suite in E-flat...... Holst Symphony No. 3...... Barnes Five Folksongs for Soprano and Band...... Gilmore O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Armenian Dances...... Reed Elegy...... Chance Dedication Overture...... Giannini Baron Cimitiere’s Mambo...... Grantham Boston University The Melody Shop...... King University of Nebraska at Omaha Concert Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Chris Parks, conductor University of North Carolina at Charlotte James R. Saker, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Zachary deVries, assistant conductor Barry Ford, trumpet November 19, 2008 Laurence L. Marks, conductor Peter Madsen, trombone Meredith Butterworth, marimba Mark Barnette, tuba December 8, 2008 A Festival Prelude...... Reed Paul Koenig, tenor Moon by Night...... Newman November 21, 2008 Suite Royales...... Lully/Schaefer Crystals...... Duffy Nebraska Music Educators Association Colours...... Cichy To The Airborne...... Nelson Professional Conference Mask of Night...... Benson “American Classics” Boston University Concerto for Marimba and Wind Ensemble...... Gillingham Wind Ensemble American Overture...... Jenkins David Martins, conductor Wild Blue Yonder...... Barnes Concertino...... Werle November 20, 2008 Dedication Overture...... Giannini Heart of the Morn...... Reed “The Gum-Suckers” March...... Grainger/Rogers Symphony No...... Barnes Escapade...... Stamp Suite Symphonique pour instruments a vent et piano 8 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009 University of North Carolina at Charlotte Three Japanese Dances...... Rogers O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Concert Band A Boy’s Dream...... Bocook “Apollo Unleashed” from Symphony No. 2... Ticheli Jennifer Whitaker, conductor December 9, 2008 University of North Dakota East Tennessee State University University Band Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Gallant Seventh...... Sousa James Popejoy, conductor Christian Zembower, conductor Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger December 2, 2008 November 25, 2008 Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold Eternal Father, Strong to Save...... Smith Masque...... McBeth Concert Band Vesuvius...... Ticheli Whisper to Their Souls...... Hazo The Darkness is Always Soft...... Fraley Canticle of the Creatures...... Curnow Echoes...... Hazo Wingate University The Most Wonderful Time of the Year..... Pola/Moss Liturgical Music for Band...... Mailman Wind and Chamber Ensembles Sleigh Ride...... Anderson Dawn A. Perry, conductor Wind Ensemble November 24, 2008 OREGON Northwind March...... Chambers/Bourgeois Oregon State University Watchman, Tell Us of the Night...... Camphouse Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Variations on an Advent Hymn...... Tull A Slavic Farewell...... Agapkin/ed. Bourgeois Christopher C. Chapman, conductor Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams Resting in the Peace of His Hands...... Gibson James Douglass and Branden Hansen, Fantasia in G...... Mahr Third Suite...... Jager guest conductors Chamber Ensembles David Ogden Stiers, narrator East Tennessee State University Duetto No. II (Flutes)...... Mozart February 8, 2009 Concert Band Washington Post (Trombones)...... Sousa/Werden A President’s Day Celebration Christian Zembower, conductor Xylophonia (Percussion)...... Green/Becker Jimmie Self, euphonium Wind Ensemble Fanfare for the Common Man...... Copland February 17, 2009 Greensleeves...... arr. Reed Elegy for a Young American...... LoPresti Sleigh Ride...... Anderson Esprit de Corps...... Jager Dedicatory Overture...... Williams A Lincoln Portrait...... Copland Urban Scenes...... Boysen Wingate University Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Sousa Napoli...... Bellstedt/Simon Wind Ensemble and Trombone Choir Peacemaker March...... King Dawn A. Perry, conductor University of Portland February 23, 2009 Concert Band Lee University Patrick Murphy, conductor Wind Ensemble Trombone Choir Igor Shakhman, clarinet David R. Holsinger, conductor On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Louis Piano, tuba Winona Gray Holsinger, associate conductor ...... Holsinger/Harbinson December 3, 2008 October 13, 2008 Wind Ensemble Country Gardens...... Grainger/Sousa Winter Dances...... Balmages Full Tilt!...... Saucedo Pageant...... Persichetti Song for Lyndsay...... Boysen Mysterious Village...... Colgrass O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Concertino...... Weber/Lake The Free Lance March...... Sousa Variations on a Bach Chorale...... Stamp Moon by Night...... Newman Corsican Litany...... Nelhybel Mountain Dance...... Kiefer Fnugg...... Baadsvik Pastime with Good Company Sleigh Ride...... Anderson ...... Henry VIII/arr. Wiffen October...... Whitacre NORTH DAKOTA The “City” Symphony...... Holsinger University of North Dakota TENNESSEE Wind Ensemble Belmont University Lee University James Popejoy, conductor Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble October 14, 2008 Barry Kraus, Conductor October 1, 2008 David R. Holsinger, conductor Winona Gray Holsinger, associate conductor Esprit de Corps...... Jager Pamela Lynn Klena, student conductor Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Brian Gallaher, graduate conductor Jupiter from “The Planets”...... Holst/Curnow Petite Symphony, mvt. I...... Gounod/Fennell November 24, 2008 English Dances, Set I...... Arnold/Johnstone English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Raiders March...... Williams/Lavender October...... Whitacre Dance of the Jesters...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer Dance I...... Shostakovich Praises! A Ballet...... Holsinger University of North Dakota East Wind...... Smith University Band Belmont University Shepherd’s Hey!...... Grainger James Popejoy, conductor Wind Ensemble Hands Across the Sea...... Sousa October 14, 2008 Barry Kraus, conductor November 24, 2008 Colours...... Cichy Farewell to a Slavonic Woman...... Agapkin Hosts of Freedom...... King On a Southern Hymnsong...... Holsinger An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Lee University Third Suite...... Jager Pavane pour une Infante defunté ...... Ravel/De Meij Wind Ensemble Excerpts from “Symphony No. 5”...... Dance of the New World ...... Wilson David R. Holsinger, conductor ...... Shostakovich/Longfield Three Vespers from the All-Night Vigil, Op. 37 ...... Rachmaninoff Young Conductors Festival February 26, 2009 University of North Dakota Selections from The Danserye...... Susato/Dunnigan Sara Rohrbaugh, Erin Billings, Nic Broadhead, Wind Ensemble Joshua Taylor, Allison Sherwood, James Popejoy, conductor Belmont University tudent conductors Anne Christopherson, soprano Wind Ensemble Angela DeLozier and Brian Galleaher, November 24, 2008 Nashville Area Day Tour Franklin High School; Franklin, TN graduate conductorS Galop...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Ravenwood High School; Brentwood, TN Down East Fanfare...... Stamp Wild Nights!...... Ticheli February 20, 2009 English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughn Williams Preludio Atto Primo from “Rigoletto”...Verdi/Belloli Balladair...... Erickson Caro nome from “Rigoletto”...... Verdi/Belloli Strange Humors...... Mackey Toccata for Band...... Erickson 9 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009 Valdres March...... Hanssen Stephen F. Austin State University The University of Texas-Pan American Courtly Aires and Dances...... Nelson Wind Ensemble Dean Canty, conductor Abram’s Pursuit...... Holsinger Fred J. Allen, conductor Agustin Garza, trumpet Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa David W. Campo, associate conductor Sophia Romero, flute Bruce Fowler, tenor Victor Sanchez, trumpet TEXAS February 3, 2009 November 26, 2008 GDYO Wind Symphony Festive Overture, Op. 96...... Americans We...... Fillmore (Greater Dallas Youth Orchestras, Inc.) ...... Shostakovich/trans. Hunsberger Concert Etude...... Goedicke David T. Kehler, conductor Bali Colgrass Concertino, Op. 107...... Chaminade November 9, 2008 Michigan Morn...... Reed Camino de Rosas...... Franco Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, Texas Zephyrus...... Childs Blue Lake Overture...... Chance Aegean Festival Overture...... Makris/trans. Bader Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger American Overture for Band...... Jenkins Concerto for Trumpet...... Haydn Suite in F, Op. 28, No. 2...... Holst Stephen F. Austin State University Symphony No. 1, Finale...... Kalinnikov Ghost Train Trilogy...... Whitacre Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band A Bridge Too Far...... Addison/Canty David W. Campo, conductor GDYO Wind Symphony Brett A. Richardson, conductor Combined concert with the Steve Moreland, graduate conductor VIRGINIA Dallas Wind Symphony February 10, 2009 George Mason University Jerry F. Junkin and David T. Kehler, conductors Wind Symphony January 13, 2009 Symphonic Band Mark Camphouse, conductor Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, Texas Quality Plus...... Jewell October 28, 2008 Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis...... Opening Fanfare with combined brasses ...... Vaughan Williams/trans. Bocook Declarations...... Camphouse Apollo...... Balzun Symphonic Suite, mvts. I, II and III...... Williams The Solitary Dancer...... Benson GDYO Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Symphony No. 2...... Maslanka American Overture for Band...... Jenkins Second Suite in F...... Holst Ghost Train Trilogy...... Whitacre Salvation is Created George Mason University Dallas Wind Symphony ...... Tschesnokoff/arr. Houseknecht Wind Symphony Lads of Wamphray...... Grainger Infinite Express...... Lewis Mark Camphouse, conductor Mock Morris...... Grainger Jonathan Haas and John Kilkenny, timpani Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Stephen F. Austin State University February 24, 2009 Shepherd’s Hey!...... Grainger Wind Ensemble Combined GDYO Wind Symphony and Fred J. Allen, conductor Festivo...... Gregson Dallas Wind Symphony David W. Campo, associate conductor Moro Lasso...... Gesualdo/Phillips Give Us This Day (Short Symphony for Ronnie Pruitt, graduate assistant conductor Cathedrals...... Salfelder Wind Ensemble)...... Maslanka South Central Regional Music Educators March, Opus 99...... Sergei Prokofiev Encores Conference Concerto Fantasy for Two Timpanists and The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Monroe Civic Center Wind Ensemble...... Glass/Lortz The Washington Post...... Sousa Monroe, LA February 20, 2009 James Madison University Stephen F. Austin State University Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble Festive Overture, Op. 96...... Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Fred J. Allen, conductor ...... Shostakovich/trans. Hunsberger September 28, 2008 Kenny Peters and Ronnie Pruitt, Colonial Song...... Grainger graduate assistant conductors Circuits...... McTee Fanfare for a New Era...... Stamp November 23, 2008 Tarantella...... Lias Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Michigan Morn...... Reed Ghost Train...... Whitacre Mother Earth: A Fanfare...... Maslanka Aegean Festival Overture...... Makris/trans. Bader Ballet Music from Le Cid...... Massenet/Reynolds Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa/ed. Brion Tam O’Shanter, Op. 51...... Arnold/Paynter Chester...... Schuman Blue Shades...... Ticheli Stephen F. Austin State University James Madison University Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony Wind Symphony (saxophone choir)...... Grainger Fred J. Allen, conductor Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Preludio et Fughetta, Op. 40...... Pierne David W. Campo, conductor Family Weekend Pops Concert Sinfonia in B-flat minor, Op. 153...... NACUSA Composer’s Conference October 4, 2008 ...... Ponchielli/ed. Valenti Ed & Gwen Cole Concert Hall Nacogdoches, TX Fanfare for a New Era...... Stamp Stephen F. Austin State University February 21, 2009 Ghost Train...... Whitacre Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band The Cowboys...... Williams/Curnow David W. Campo, conductor Wind Symphony Brett A. Richardson, conductor Overture for Winds...... Carter James Madison University Jerry Gonzalez, graduate assistant conductor The Death of a Wizard...... Daskas Symphonic Band & Concert Band November 24, 2008 Infinite Express...... Lewis Stephen P. Bolstad and Scott Rikkers, Wind Ensemble conductors Symphonic Band Circuits...... McTee October 7, 2008 Spoon River...... Grainger/arr. Bainum Bali ...... Colgrass Old Churches...... Colgrass Zephyrus...... Childs Concert Band Four Shaker Songs: Simple Gifts...... Ticheli Tarantella...... Lias Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold/Paynter Wind Symphony Sussex Mummer’s Christmas Carol... Grainger/Clark Overture for Winds...... Carter Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Resting in the Peace of His Hands...... Gibson Symphonic Band Cartoon...... Hart Nitro ...... Ticheli Gifted Leadership...... Fillmore Inglesina...... Delle Cese/Bourgeois Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull The Hounds of Spring...... Reed 10 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009 James Madison University Washington State University The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble II Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Timothy J. Robblee, conductor Nicholas Carlson, Joel Fenelon and David Bacon, graduate conductor Rachel Schubkegel, guest conductor Donald J. Young, guest conductors November 2, 2008 February 19, 2009 October 12, 2008

Mother Earth Fanfare...... Maslanka Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor...... Dagger’s in men’s smiles...... Argersinger Canterbury Chorale...... Jan Van der Roost ...... Bach/Hunsburger Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Rim Shot...... Young Divertimento for Brass and Percussion...... Husa Prelude in e-flat minor...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Epic March...... Ireland/Brand Suite Française for Woodwind Octet...... Woolfenden Folk Dances ...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Strange Humors...... Mackey The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Youth Wind Ensemble I WISCONSIN Scott R. Corley, conductor James Madison University Lawrence University Conservatory of Music John Climer, Nathan Langfitt, and All-Bands Concert Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Megan Sweeney, guest conductors Stephen P. Bolstad and Scott Rikkers, Andrew Mast, conductor October 12, 2008 conductors Wen-Lei Gu, violin JR Snow, graduate conductor Anthony Padilla, piano Canzona per sonare No. 2...... Gabrieli December 4, 2008 Felicia Behm, student conductor Olympic Fireworks...... Stanhope November 22, 2008 “Nabco” Overture...... Verdi Concert Band Illyrian Dances...... Woolfenden Spoon River: An American Folk Dance...... Grainger Symphonic Band Commando March...... Barber Hands of Mercy...... Giroux Shadow Rituals...... Markowski Celtic Hymns and Dances...... Ewazen The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Symphonic Band Children’s March...... Grainger University Band Heroes, Lost and Fallen...... Gillingham Armenian Dances, Part 1...... Reed Nicholas Carlson, Joel Fenelon, Nathan Langfitt, Sleep ...... Whitacre Wind Ensemble and Megan Sweeney, guest conductors Finale from Symphony No. 1 in g minor...... Kammerkonzert...... Berg October 15, 2008 ...... Kalinnikov/Bainum Huntingtower...... Respighi Wind Symphony In Wartime...... Del Tredici Three Revolutionary Marches...... Smetana/Nelhybel Fantasia in G...... Mahr My Jesus! Oh, what anguish...... Bach As the scent of spring rain...... Newman Lawrence University Conservatory of Music Little Suite for Brass No. 1 Op. 80...... Arnold Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Ride ...... Hazo Andrew Mast, conductor James Madison University January 30, 2009 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wind Symphony Symphony Band Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor Symphonic Band Scott R. Corley, conductor Scott Rikkers, guest conductor Symphony for Winds and Percussion, John Climer, guest conductor Janice Minor, clarinet mvt. I (Dancing Day)...... Downing November 16, 2008 Kevin Stees, tuba Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti February 28, 2009 Variants on a Medieval Tune...... Dello Joio Fanfare for Band and Antiphonal Brass...... Tull Wind Ensemble A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Festive Overture, Op. 96...Shostakovich/Hunsburger American Fanfare ...... Stephenson New England Triptych...... Schuman Concertino for Solo Clarinet...... Weber/Lake Sonata for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble ...... Kennan Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Child’s Garden of Dreams, mvts. I, II, III, V...... University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Colonial Song...... Grainger ...... Maslanka Wind Ensemble The Gum-sucker’s March...... Grainger Awayday...... Gorb John Climer, conductor Tuba Concerto...... Ellerby Nathan Langfitt, guest conductor Turbine...... Mackey The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee November 16, 2008 Symphony Band Radford University Scott R. Corley, conductor Emblems...... Copland Wind Ensemble Megan Sweeney, guest conductor Second Prelude...... Gershwin Wayne Gallops, conductor October 3, 2008 J’ai ete au bal...... Grantham Bay Street Brassworks, guest artists The Circus Band...... Ives December 3, 2008 Mangulina...... Basler Onward and Upward...... Goldman Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite...... King American Overture...... Jenkins Variants on a Medieval Tune...... Dello Joio The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Symphony for Band...... Bilik University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams University Band Irish Tune & Shepherds Hey...... Grainger University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Nicholas Carlson, Joel Fenelon, Nathan Langfitt, Shadowcatcher...... Ewazen Wind Ensemble and Megan Sweeney, guest conductors John Climer, conductor December 4, 2008 October 3, 2008 WASHINGTON Cenotaph...... Stamp Washington State University Serenade in E-flat, Op. .7...... Strauss American Riversongs...... LaPlante Wind Symphony As the scent of spring rain...... Newman Down a Country Lane...... Copland Timothy J. Robblee, conductor Bells for Stokowski...... Daugherty Third Suite...... Jager Charles Argersinger, guest composer Finale from Sym. No. 3, “Slavayanskaya”...... La Reine de la Mer...... Sousa Greg Yasinitsky, alto saxophone ...... Kozhevnikov February 7, 2009 Festival of Contemporary Art Music

Divertissement sur l’homme arme’...... Argersinger Dagger’s in men’s smiles...... Argersinger Doxology Variations for saxophone and wind ensemble ...... Argersinger 11 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2009 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee *The Broken Sea...... Painter Chamber Winds Concertango...... Aloncón John Climer, conductor An Elegy for Ur...... Roxburgh Kurt Ollmann, guest artist Adrenaline City...... Gorb Nathan Langfitt and Megan Sweeney, guest conductors December 6, 2008

Festival Fanfare...... Turrin Concert Piece...... Broughton She’ll be Seven in May...... Wilder Walking Home in Spring...... Wilder SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Eight Instrumental Miniatures...... Stravinsky FOR THE REPORT Revelations...... Mingus Animal Ditties...... Plog Requirements: Kindergarten Flower Pageant...... Wilder 1) MS Word Attachment Air for Saxophone...... Wilder 2) E-mail message: [email protected] It’s Silk-Feel it!...... Wilder Hard copies will not be accepted. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Youth Wind Ensemble II For programs: Nicholas Carlson, John Climer, Joel Fenelon and Please include your STATE and DATE OF PER- Donald J. Young, guest conductors FORMANCE in all submissions. The CBDNA December 7, 2008 Executive Board and the editor encourage program submissions for specific concerts in performance Overture for Winds...... Carter order rather than repertoire lists for semesters, English Country Settings...... LaPlante tours, or academic years. Many CBDNA members Clarinet Rhapsody...... Young are as interested in how members program as they Castellum...... Van der Roost are in what they program. Circus Days...... King

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Please note: When submitting programs, do not Youth Wind Ensemble I use leader characters, boldface, italics, hyphens, Scott R. Corley, conductor centering, justification or other formatting. Please Nathan Langfitt and Megan Sweeney, review the programs in this issue of the Report guest conductors for examples, or see the sample program below. December 7, 2008 The editor may not be able to include submis- sions that contain any of the above formatting Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman inconsistencies. Colonial Song...... Granger Tears ...... Maslanka Submissions will be edited as necessary prior to At Dawn They Slept...... Bocook publication. The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Sample Program: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Symphony Band The University of Texas at Austin Scott R. Corley, conductor Wind Ensemble Nathan Langfitt, guest conductor Jerry F. Junkin, conductor February 27, 2009 G. Scott Bersaglia, Albert Nguyen, Mary K. Schneider, guest conductors First Suite in E-flat, mvt. .I ...... Holst April 27, 2005 Suite Dreams...... Bryant Elegy...... Chance Slalom Pann Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta”...... Williams Colonial Song Grainger J’ai été au bal Grantham University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Gazebo Dances Corigliano Wind Ensemble John Climer, conductor (please use one tab between title and composer) Scott R. Corley, guest conductor February 27, 2009 Include performance venues if they are unique, i.e. Carnegie Hall, state/regional music conferences, Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman, No. 1...... Tower travel abroad, etc. The Good Soldier Schweik Suite...... Kurka The Solitary Dancer...... Benson Submission deadlines: “Danza Final” from Estancia, Op. 8...... Ginastera •October 15 for the Fall issue •March 15 for the Spring issue UNITED KINGDOM •June 15 for the Summer issue Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama Wind Orchestra Timothy Reynish, guest conductor Karla Powell, oboe Jacob Shaw, saxophone November 27, 2008

Welsh Dances...... Hoddinott Blasket Dances...... Taylor 12 - FINANCIAL REPORT SPRING 2009 COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FINAL FIANCIAL REPORT – DOUGLAS STOTTER – OCTOBER 1, 2008 NATIONAL TREASURER FINANCIAL REPORT I ACCOUNT 0440008944, CHASE BANK – ARLINGTON 9/4/07 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal)170.00 2515 9/6/07 EAM (admin expenses) 1,000.58 2516 9/18/07 Maxwell, Locke and Ritter (tax services) 750.0 10/1/07 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 85.0 10/3/07 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 45.13 2517 10/20/07 Lawrence Hoffman (website development) 6,170.00 11/2/07 Discover Settlement (electronic withdrawal) 26.87 11/5/07 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 514.29 2518 11/5/07 EAM (admin expenses) 1,000.78 2519 11/5/07 EAM (admin expenses) 1,000.41 2520 11/25/07 Lawrence Hoffman (website development) 2,780.00 2521 11/25/07 Caroline Hand (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2522 11/25/07 Anne Tortara (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2523 11/25/07 Rajiv Mehta (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2524 11/25/07 Carol Hayward (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 400.00 2525 11/25/07 Vu Nguyen (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 500.00 2526 11/25/07 Raul Barcenes (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 500.00 11/29/07 bad dues check and return item fee 95.00 2527 VOID (check writing error) -- 12/3/07 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 357.43 12/4/07 Discover Settlement (electronic withdrawal) 20.61 2528 12/4/07 DreamHost (website hosting service charges) 166.80 2529 12/21/07 Tom Verrier (07-08 secretary office) 600.00 2530 12/21/07 Tom Verrier (reimburse Midwest Mtg charges) 1,260.56 1/3/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 203.42 1/3/08 Discover Settlement (electronic withdrawal) 6.22 2531 1/6/08 EAM (admin expenses) 1,000.20 2532 1/6/08 John Carnahan (young band comp. contest winner) 5,000.00 2533 1/6/08 Tom Verrier (reimburse room-young band comp contest) 495.07 2534 1/7/08 Tom Verrier (reimburse Dallas-EAM meeting) 399.47 2535 1/11/08 Douglas Stotter (reimburse Dallas-EAM meeting) 120.00 2536 1/17/08 UNT Wind Studies (SW Division Conf. partial payment) 1,000.00 2537 1/17/08 W/NW CBDNA (W/NW Division Conf.) 10,000.00 2/4/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 193.36 2/4/08 Discover Settlement (electronic withdrawal) 6.70 2/11/08 Amex Collection (electronic withdrawal) 4.50 2538 2/18/08 Jack Schmidt (Eastern Division Conf.) 5,000.00 2539 2/18/08 Clif Colnot (N. Central Div. Conference Speaker) 2,000.00 2540 2/18/08 CBDNA Omaha (N. Central Div. Conference) 3,000.00 2541 2/18/08 UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance (SW Div. Conf.) 4,000.00 2542 2/18/08 Southern Division CBDNA (Southern Div. Conference) 5,000.00 3/3/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 143.91 3/4/08 Discover Settlement (electronic withdrawal) 2.07 3/10/08 Amex Collection (electronic withdrawal) 4.50 2543 3/25/08 William Wakefield (president travel- W/NW conf.) 491.50 4/3/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 54.89 5/5/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 46.62 2544 5/9/08 Jonathan Newman (commission payment to composer) 2,250.00 2545 5/16/08 Yale Bands (long range planning session hotel 5/12-13/08) 465.00 2546 5/16/08 William Wakefield (long range planning session travel) 313.50 2547 5/16/08 UW Husky Band (Athletic Band Symposium 5/29-31/08) 5,000.00 6/3/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 48.50 6/10/08 Amex Collection (electronic withdrawal) 4.50 2548 6/10/08 Maxwell, Locke and Ritter (tax services) 975.00 2549 6/10/08 Lawrence Hoffman (website development) 1,258.00 2550 6/16/08 Tom Lee (Colorado Conducting Symposium) 3,000.00 2551 6/16/08 John Mackey (Colorado Conducting Symposium) 2,000.00 7/2/08 Discover Settlement (electronic withdrawal) 2.07 13 - FINANCIAL REPORT SPRING 2009 7/3/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 46.62 7/9/08 Amex Collection (electronic withdrawal) 4.50 2552 7/29/08 Carter Pann (commission payment to composer) 8,000.00 8/4/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 45.13 2553 8/21/08 Rafael Toro-Quinones (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2554 8/21/08 Jamie Holscher (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2555 8/21/08 Ronda DePriest (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2556 8/21/08 Erin Cooper (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2557 8/21/08 Tori Compton (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2558 8/21/08 Lauren Heller (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2559 8/21/08 Maurice Medley (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2560 8/21/08 Amy Roisum-Foley (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2561 8/21/08 Iesha Leonard (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 2562 8/21/08 Carrie Backman (Gender/Ethnicity Conducting Grant) 200.00 8/20/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 85.00 9/3/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 45.00 9/5/08 Paymentech Fee (electronic withdrawal) 85.00 2563 9/17/08 Carter Pann (commission payment to composer) 2,500.00 TOTAL 84,343.71

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