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2-7-2009 Concert: 2009 NYSSMA Area All-State Festival NYSSMA Area All-State Orchestra
NYSSMA Area All-State Concert Band
Jeffery Meyer
Mark Fonder
NYSSMA Area All-State Women's Chorus
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2009 NYSSMA Area All-State Festival
Ford Hall James}. Whalen Center for Music Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York Saturday, February 7, 2009 2:00 p.m. NYSSMA Area All-State Festival February 6-7, 2009
New York State School Music Association Administration
Susan L. Weber, President Daniel Mosher, President-Elect Dt. David Gaines, znct Vice-President Michael Brownell, 3rct Vice-President James Cassara, Past President Julie A. Carr, Zone 3 Representative
Ithaca College School of Music Administration Gregory Woodward, Dean. William Pelto; Associate Dean Thomas Kline, Director of Music Admissions Elizabeth Peterson, Festival Host Mark Fonder, Chair and Conductor, Area All-State Band
Janet Galvan1 Chair, Area All State Women's Chorus and Conductor, Area All State Mixed Chorus Lawrence Doebler, Chair, Area All-State Mixed Chorus Jeffery Meyer, Chair, Area All-State Orchestra Patricia Phelps, Administrative Assistant
Opening Remarks - Julie A. Carr NYSSMA Area All-State Orchestra HuwEdwards, conductor Jeffery Meyer, chair
Die Meistersinger, WWV 96: Prelude Richard Wagn-
Hungarian March Hector Berlioz from The Damnation of Faust
Nimrod . Edward Elgar from Enigma Variations
NYSSMA Area All-State Band Mark Fonder, conductor and chair
Vanity Fair (1924) Percy Fletch-
Liebestod (1853) Richard Wagner from Tristan and Isolde arr. Glenn C. Bainum
El Camino Real (1985) Alfred Reed
Rise and Shine! (1968) Donald I. Moore NYSSMA Area All-State Women's Chorus Elizabeth Nunez, conductor Susan Avery, piano Janet Galvan, chair
'A Girl's Garden Randall Thompson
Inflammatus et accensus Giovanni Battista Pergolesi from Stabat Mater
De Colores Spanish Folk Song arr. Francisco J. Nunez
Beauty in a Moment Elizabeth Ziman
Walk in Jerusalem Spiritual African American Spirtitual arr. Rollo Dilworth
NYSSMA Area All-State Mixed Chorus Janet Galvan, conductor Jonathan Riss, piano Lawrence Doebler, chair
Coronation Anthem 1 (Zadok the Priest) George Frideric Handel
Imbakwa Jim Papoulis
Son de La Loma Miguel Matamoros arr. Jonathan Quick
9=1oudburst Eric Whitacre
Take Me to the Water Rollo Dilworth l
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IIT l The Conductors
Huw Edwards is now entering his ninth season as Music Director of Portland's Columbia Symphony Orchestra, and has consistently received critical approval from audiences, soloists and the press for his intense performances and imaginative programming. Recent , ..;·. highlights have included Malcolm Arnold's Second Symphony, Ravel's Mother Goose, Symphony No. 1 by Elgar, Richard Strauss' Death & Transfiguration, and Bruckner's epic Fifth Symphony. The CSO's music program has expanded greatly under Huw's leadership: it now enjoys a second concert series in East Metro, plays a "Symphonic Safari" each summer, performs a pair of Holiday Concerts in December, the whole orchestra performs at the Gala Dinner in January, it plays the National Anthem at a Trailblazers game each year, and presents an "encore performance" at a novel venue around Portland each May. Huw is garnering a notable reputation for his performances and devotion to the music of Beethoven, Elgar, Sibelius and Bruckner, as well as his series of annual commissions from Pacific Northwest composers. Mr. Edwards has also completed five successful seasons as Music Director of the Olympia Symphony Orchestra in Washington, where there is a palpa9le sense of excitement following his appointment. After landmark sold-out seasons the past two years, Edwards is credited with improving the Orchestra, initiating an expansive Education/Outreach. program and being very active in the f community.
Mr. Edwards has performed with the Oregon Symphony, Vancouver ·Symphony, worked with the symphony orches.tras of Dallas and Memphis, as well as numerous ensembles-both nationally and internationally. Huw has served as cover con<.iuctor for both the Seattle Symphony and Oregon Symphony and has conducted at the YMA music camp in Salem since 2004. In July Huw was invited-for a third time-to lead the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra before 20,000 people at one of their famous "Concerts on the Square", and also led the second annual "Concert at the Capitol" in Olympia. Huw recently made a notable debut with the Eugene Symphony and was .invited to be the conductor at the inaugural Annas Bay Music Festival in August 2006, where he conducted two 20th-century American operas.
From 2002-2005 Mr. Edwards was Music Director of the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras, and was a faculty member at the t Marrowstone Music Festival (1998 to 2005). Mr. Edwards moved to ' Seattle after seven memorable seasons (1995-2002) as Music Director of the Portland Youth Philharmonic (PYP), which included memorable tours to Canada, New Zealand and Australia. Huw was invited back to guest conduct the PYP this spring for a three-month residency and performed concerts of music by Britten and Bruckner in Portland, Newberg, Forest Grove and at St. Mary's Cathedral. Huw is also actively sought as a conductor, clinician and adjudicato,r with All-State and Honors Orchestras around the USA .
. Born in South Wales (UK), Mr. Edw~ds holds degrees from the fl[:niversity of Surrey in England and SMU in Dallas, which he · attended on scholarship in 1988. Huw came to the Pacific Northwest from Chicago, where he was a lecturer at Northwestern University an.d a doctoral candidate. Bis principal teachers have been Simon Johnson and Barry Wordsworth (London), Anshel Brusilow and Eduardo Mata (Dallas), and Victor Yampolsky (Chicago).
Mark Fonder, professor of music, is the conductor of the Ithaca College Concert Band and has been teaching conducting and instrumental music education courses at Ithaca College since 1989. From 1994 to 2003, he was the Chairman of the Music Education Department. He is active as a guest conductor, adjudicator, school music consultant, and clinician and has served in these capacities throughout the United States. Internationally, he has guest conducted, given research presentations or adjudicated bands in Austria, Japan, Canada, China, Singapore, Sweden and .the United ·ngdom. Dr. Fonder, a graduate of and twice a fellowship recipient t the University of Illinois, was director of bands at Park Falls (Wisconsin) High School and was on the faculties of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and University of Texas-San Antonio prior to coming to New York. He has also served on the faculties of The University of Washington, Vandercook College and the Eastman School of Music. Dr. Fender's research has been published in various journals including the Music Educators Journal, Ba.nd Directors Guide, Instrumentalist, Journal of Band Research, Coundl for Research in Music Education and the Journal of Research in Music Education. He was chair of the Music Educators Journal Editorial Committee from 1998-2002 and is currently the editor of the Journal ofHistorical Research in Music Education. Dr. Fonder has played principal trombone with the Green Bay (Wisconsin) Symphony, the Green Bay Packer Band, and the San Antonio Brass, and for such entertainers as Robert Goulet, Rich Little, and Rita Moreno .. In 1987, Dr. Fonder was awarded the National Band Association-Wisconsin Chapter Citation of Excellence, in 1998, the Ithaca College President's.Recognition Award and has been the recipient of a University of Wisconsin teaching fellowship. He has een elected to Phi Delta Kappa, an honorary education fraternity, Phi Kappa Phi, an honorary scholars fraternity, Pi Kappa Lambda, an honorary music fraternity and the prestigious American Bandmasters Association. He was selected to Who's Who Among America's Teachers in 2005-2006 and Who's Who in America in 2008. Janet Galvan, Professor of Music at Ithaca College, conducts the Ithaca College Women's Chorale, the Ithaca College Chorus, and is Artistic Director for the Ithaca Children's Choir. Dr. Galvan's contribution to choral music was recognized by her New York colleagues in 1995 when she received the New York Outstanding Choral Director Award. ·
Dr. Galvan has conducted national, regional, and all-state choral ' . festivals throughout the Un.ited States. Most recently, she conducted the Alaska High School Mixed All-State Choir, the Maine All-State Mixed Choir, Vermont All-State Mixed Choii:, and the Kansas All- State Mixed Choir. She was the 6th national honor choir conductor in the history of A.CDA. Dr. Galvan was the conductor of the North American Children's Chorale which performed aq.nually in Carnegie Hall from its creation in 1995 until 2005. In 2002 she conducted the Mormon Tabernacle. Choir. Her own choral groups have been chosen to perform at. national, regional, and state music conferences, invitational choral festivals, and in concerts in the United Kingdom and Europe.
Galvan has served as master teacher and clinician at Rational, regional, and state conferences of ACDA and the MENC. She has also been featured at VII Curso Internacional de Regencia Coral in Brazil ahd in workshops in the United Kingdom, Belgium, Canada, and the 2002 World Symposium on Choral Music. Galvan .has been recognized as one of the country's leading conducting teachers, an•6 her students have received first place awards and been finalists in · both the graduate and undergraduate divisions of the ACDA biennial National Choral Conducting Competition.
Dr. Galvan was one of the invited authors for GIA's second edition of Teaching Music through Performance in Choir. Her expertise in treble repertoire led to an association with Roger Dean Publishing Company in the origin of two choral series for treble voices. She is also the series advisor to Latin Accents, a series with Boosey & Hawkes. Dr. Galvan contributed a chapter on movement in the choral rehearsal to GIA's The School Choral Program: Philosophy, Planning, Organizing and Teaching. Her article on the changing voice was published in the International Federation of Choral Music Journal in August of 2007. Dr. Galvan was a member of the Grammy Award-winning Robert Shaw Festival Singers during Mr. Shaw's.final years. Elizabeth Nunez, Associate Conductor for the award-winning Young People's Chorus of New York City, directs the Prelude and Cantare divisions and serves as vocal coach. Since joining the YPC Staff in 2004, Mrs. Nufiez has conducted at the 92nd Street Y, prepareq the choir to appear on television including "Regis and Kelly," "The Martha Stewart Show" with Simon Cowell's "II Divo" and for the lighting ofthe 5th Avenue Snowflake. The chorus has also been featured with the Ensemble for the Romantic Century. As the Director of YPC Satellite and Partner School Programs, Mrs. Nufiez contim.1es to work with New York City public schools to bring a choral experience to over 7 50 children a year throughout the city.
.Mrs. Nunez continues to sing professionally and recently made her Metropolitan Opera House debut, singing the soprano solo in Mendelssohn's "A Mid-Summer Night's Dream." She has also appeared in New York's Lincoln Center and Boston's Jordan Hall, and maintains an active voice studio. She made her debut with the Santa Fe Desert Chorale in 2002. Other solo appearances include performances of Handel's Messiah, Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb, and the role of Filia in Carissimi's Jephte. As a choral clinician, she has given workshops around the country and in New York for the NYC Department of Education, the Metropolitan Opera Guild, the NYC School for Strings, and NYSSMA. ta Mrs. Nufiez received a Bachelor of Music Education at Lee Univer~ity 1,(.where she was awarded Music Education Graduate of the Year, and her Master of Music Education from the University of Oklahoma, where she also completed her Kodaly education certification. Mrs. Nufiez studied conducting with Dennis Shrock and Janet Galvan and voice with Dolores Leffingwell and currently with Shirlee Emmons.
At Lee University, Mrs. Nufiez served as Assistant Conductor of the Children's Chorale and student conductor of both the Chorale and Choral Union. At the University of Oklahoma, she served as the Associ.ate Conductor of the Norman Children's Chorus and frequently conducted choral ensembles at the University of Oklahoma including the Kodaly Workshop Chorus, University . Choir, and University Chorale and was responsible for teaching undergraduate music appreciation classes. Participating High Schools and Directors
Baldwinsville Fayetteville-Manlius Band: Rebecca Dolloff Band: Repecca Bizup Orchestra: Trish Hollis Chorus: David Brown Orchestra: Carols Mendez, Jr.; Binghamton James Mick. Chorus: Susan Bachman Orchestra: Nathan Kaiser Groton Chorus: Eric Toyama Bloomfield '\ Chorus: Matthew Roesch Homer Band: David DiGennaro Canastota Chorus: Cara McLaughlin Band/Orchestra: Ronald Stewart Horseheads Candor Band: Arthur Carichner Chorus: Karen Pisciotta Ithaca, Cazenovia Band: Nicki Zawel Chorus: Teresa Campbell Chorus: Arthur Loomis Orchestra: George Myers Chenango Valley Band: Daniel Brisk Johnson City Chorus: Margaret Dodson Buhl Chorus: Jennif~r Chudaclk
Chittenango Lafayette Band: Aaron Velardi Band: John Besten Chorus: Matthew Stearns Chorus: Jay Czyz Orchestra: Edie Shillitoe Lansing Cortland Band: Eric Hummel Band: Rick Eleck Chorus: Lorrene Adams Chorus: Benjamin Wells Orchestra: Lyn Weil Orchestra: Paul Feissner Liv~rpool Delhi Orchestra: Tracy Berner Orchestra: David Irwin Maine-Endwell DeRuyter Band: Robin Linabercy Chorus: Eric Feloa Chorus: Kristina Ruffo Dryden Manlius-Pebble Hill Band: Richard Huyge Band: Joe Colombo Chorus: Marilyn Preston Chorus: AnnmarieJackson Orchestra: Janice Carr Fabius-Poro pey Band/Orchestra: Geoffrey Magnani Marcellus Chorus: Edward Cole Band/Orchestra: Michael Cirmo Chorus: Brian Ackles McGraw Tioga Central Chorus: Michael Brownell Chorus: Herbert Kinney
Moravia Trumansburg .•..Chorus: Joanna Brehaut Band: Hope Lewis Chorus: Donna Ambrose 1,~ . · ewark Valley Band: Andrew Speers Tully Chorus: Erin Shannon Band: Ruth Anne Shute Chorus: Eric Rubinstein ~ Newfield I Chorus: Jacqueline McLean Union Endicott /j Orchestra: Sharon Powell Band: Brian Carnes Chorus: James Gleason North Syracuse Orchestra: Shari Rivenburg Chorus: Caryn Patterson Orchestra: Robert Connell Union Springs Chorus: Jennifer Hysick Notre Dame Chorus: Leslie Fagan Vestal Orchestra: Denny Heckel Oneida Band: Timothy Watson Watkins Glen Chorus: Jeff W.elcher Chorus: Chris Si::hiavone
Owego-Apalachin Weedsport Band: Daniel Fabricius Chorus: Laura Woodworth •.C-:horus: Lisa Winans Whitney Point ((Wrort Byron Chorus: Nancy Summers Chorus: Karen Bartlett-Morse Windsor Seneca Falls Robin Desantis Band: Laura Fitzgerald Chorus: Douglas Avery
Skaneateles Central Band: Angelo Candela
South Seneca Band: Gregory Harris CJ:wrus: Deborah Driscoll
Southern Cayuga ·Chorus: Emilie Bertram \I Megan Wadhams IJ Susquehanna Valley Band: Meggan Olds Chorus: James Apicella ({ '' . Syracuse Central . Choir: Andrea Armbruster - Area All-State Orchestra Huw Edwards, conductor
Violin I Viola Sara Bauer, Baldwinsville Lara Bertoia, Ithaca Kenneth Byers, Liverpool Daniel Brown, Fayetteville Manlius Laura Flagg, Manlius Pebble Hill Hannah De Jong, Ithaca l'.". Jeremy Korn, Fayetteville-Manlius Dan Duthie, Lansing . 1 Colin Heasley, Cortland · Christiana Erba, Manlius Pebble Hill LatoreseJackson, North Syracuse Patrick Hewitt, Union Endicott Cecilia Lee, Fayetteville Manlius Kathleen Howe, Fayetteville Manlius Amy Li, Ithaca Rayleigh Lei, Ithaca Elizabeth Marshall, North Syracuse Adam Pacheck, Baldwinsville Colleen McBroom, Chittenango Valerie Ricketts, Chittenango Allison Mitchell, Fayetteville Manlius Tom Snyder, Fayetteville Manlius Lindsey O'Laughlin, North Syracuse Kari Sparling, Fayetteville Manlius Grace Rh~e, Liverpool Anna Stanbro, Manlius Pebble Hill Jason Setter, Ithaca Noah Wallace, .Ithaca Jeff Setter, Ithaca Xiyu Wang, Fayetteville Manlius Cello Madeleine Wright, .Fayetteville Manlius Matthew Bachman, Vestal Jiyoung Won, Ithaca Trina Bills, Liverpool Evan Brigham, Binghamton Violin II Lucas Button, Canastota Christopher Ayres, Fayetteville Manlius Hallie Dems, North Syracuse James Barger, .Fayetteville Manlius James Eaglesham, Itnaca Hannah Coburn, Baldwinsville Ruth Grigorov, Ithaca Shelby Dems, North Syracuse Madeleine-Therese Halpert, Ithaca Isaac Derfel, Ithaca Jacob Martin, Baldwinsville Alicia Friedrichs, Fayetteville Manlius Lorenzo McClellan, Ithaca ,.,,) Danielle Glasso, Chittenango Vinny Nguyen, Fayetteville Manlius ' \ Rebecca Gregory, Manlius Pebble Hill Shane Rahrie, Baldwinsville Brandy Heath, Liverpool Marza Wilks, Ithaca Jeffrey Lu, Vestal Julia Ma, Fayetteville Manlius Bass Ellen Pavlacka, Liverpool Brendan Cleary, Binghamton Mina Raj, Fayetteville Manlius Jared Cucinotta, .Fayetteville Manlius Natalie Robson, Liverpool Melissa DeFillippo, North Syracuse Jaclyn Sedlacek, Union Endicott Katie Klapheke, Baldwinsville Samantha Spena, Chenango Valley Alex Lawson, Liverpool Julia Stone, Fayetteville Manlius Nicholas Polera, Fayetteville Manlius Nicholas Thompson, Union Endicott Forrest Regan, Fayetteville Manlius Kevin Yurecka, Union Endicott Piccolo French Horn Anna Gabard-Durham, Ithaca Allison Chartrand, Fabius Pompey Kelly Harrington, Manlius Pebble Hill Flute . Ray Henninger, Trumansburg ~Kathy Bates, Fayetteville Manlius Adrianna Tov\rnsend, Newark Valley •Jessica Hernandez, Owego Trombone Oboe Matthew Lowe, Dryden Kailey Eldredge, Ithaca Mark Sieling, Manlius Pebble Hill Sophie Friedman, Fayetteville Manlius Bass Trombone · Clarinet Peter Wall, Newfield Molly Garparini, Manlius Pebble Hill Nina Yevseyev, Marcellus Tuba Gaylen Sinclair, Maine Endwell Bassoon Danie!Snedeker, Ithaca Timpani Sarah Weir, Maine Endwell Christopher Spadolini, Cortland Trumpet Percussion Ryan Drake, Fayetteville Manlius Brianna Hoige, Baldwinsville Colin Raymond, Horseheads Anthony Jang, Ithaca Peter Stammer, Lansing Kendra Stenger, Fabius Pompey Nathan Wavle, Cortland Area All-State Band Mark Fonder, conductor Piccolo Trumpet Stephany Griffith, Union Endicott Tim Allen, Bloomfield Ken Ensign, Homer Flute Alan Gribble, Baldwinsville Katie Bardsley, Cortland Kim Howe, Ithaca j Elizabeth Cummings, Union Endicott Samatha Kimber, Chittenango "! Dana DeSantis, Skaneateles Sara Lynch, Horseheads Jingpeng He, Ithaca Amanda Shelley, Cortland Emily Kaplan, Lansing Ashley Shimer, Union Endicott ' Emily Martin, Homer David Swenton, Owego Fiona Modrak, Susquehanna Valley Carolyn Walters, Bloomfield Zachary Montague, Ithaca, French Hom Oboe Jack Davison, Newark Valley Nathan Mattingly, Dryden Catherine Durand; Newark Valley Natalie Teale, Fabius-Pompey Nate Miner,, Horseheads · Mark Mullock, Union Endicott Clarinet Rebecca Oros, Trumansburg Elizabeth Canne, Marcellus GillianTrimber, Horseheads Sarah Cerroni, Baldwinsville Kaitlin Wilcoxen, Fayetteville-Manlius Katelyn Hritcko, Chenango Valley Gerrit Wissink, Cortland Barry LaBarre, Chenango Valley Deanna Legnetto, Marcellus Trombone Kirstin Lyons, LaFayette Ross Barber, Fayetteville-Manlius Rebecca Miller, Fabius-Pompey Chris Bill, Union Endicott Katie Nakoski, Bloomfield Dan Gole, Horseheads Megan Nolan, Fayetteville-Manlius Zachary LeBlanc, LaFayette ~. Stephanie O'Rourke, Marcellus Jimmy Liu, Fa. yetteville-Manlius &\ Sarah Oros, Trumansburg Elliot Mangini, Dryden W Nick Santella, Fayetteville-Manlius Andrew Rosenberger, Union Endicott Nathan Sauer, Fayetteville Manlius Michael Usher, Ithaca Chelsea Tarolli, Marcellus Christian Wright, Fayetteville-Manlius Euphonium Madeline Zehnder, Ithaca Josh Gathany, Union Endicott Tom Haskins, Tully Bass Clarinet Marcus Herndon, Horseheads David Bates1 Windsor Dana Mazza, Fabius-Pompey Tuba Jeremy Bossert, Baldwinsville Contrabass Clarinet Raymond Jones, Union Endicott Brian Popov, Marcellus Joel Moss, Baldwinsville Michelle Rush, Fayetteville Manlius Bassoon Zoe Kaler-Green, Fayetteville-Manlius Double Bass Amanda Nauseef, Cortland Arlo Fierman, Dryden Alto Saxophone Timpani Deanna Lemmon, Owego Caressa Chen, Seneca Falls Jessica Moss, Cortland Jasmine Smith, Oneida Percussion Shawn Verma, Fayettevile-Manlius Tyler Hathaway, Dryden Brianna Hoige, Baldwinsville Tenor Saxophone Sinan Isik, Fayetteville-Manlius Nick Demas, Fayetteville-Manlius Collin Smith, Horseheads Hannah Wood, Seneca Falls Kendra Stenger, Fabius-Pompey Daniel Wavle, Cortland Baritone Saxophone Andy Hritz, Bloomfield Area All-State Women's Chorus Elizabeth Nufiez, conductor Susan Avery, piano
Soprano I Alto I Kendra Brown, Homer Lydia Allen, Cortland Chelsea Cleary, Chenango Valley Kelly Anderson, Chittenango Mallory Cook, Union Endicott Nicole Artus, Chenango Valley Symphony Doan, Whitney Point Julia Babcock, Moravia Maria Gable, Johnson City Megan D!Bartolomeo, Marcellus Emily Goodell, Trumansburg Grace Eberle, Cazenovia Natalie Hoover, Newark Valley Jessica Gutchess, Homer Sarah Haskell, Susquehanna Valley Mary Heiland, Union Endicott Amber Lynn Kotasek, Chenango Valley Savanna Hotaling, McGraw Elizabeth Kuney; Seneca Falls Jacklyn Hoyt, Fabius Pompey Samantha Marji, Chittenango Leslie Knudsen, Newark Valley Katelyn McDonald, Whitney Point Marissa Kubinyak, North Syracuse Katie O'Brien, Union Endicott Hannah Mackey, Moravia Arny Ralbovsky, Tully Br~anna MtEvoy, Binghamton Erin Reppenhagen, Tully Gabrielle Ortiz, Port Byron Jaimie Sedlack, Watkins Glen Anna Overmoyer, Bloomfield Kara Shidemantle, Manlius Pebble Hill Sandra Quints, Groton Nicole Slauson, Weedsport Jenna Raleigh, Cazenovia Nicole Steinruck, Seneca Falls Ariel Regnier, Trumansburg Sarah Steurer, Candor Central Clairerose Sandrittl?r, Newfield Eliza Vann, Trumansburg Barbara Anne Scheibel, Fabius Pompey Ashlea Watteabe, Oneida Sarah Seino, Chenango Valley Emily Wickham, Watkins Glen Emily Sines!, DeRuyter Kaitlyn Spike, Seneca Falls Soprano II Kajlee Williams, Homer Katie Ball, Cazenovia Hannah Wirth, Whitney Point Mari.ah Bowers, South Seneca Lane Brenner, Fayetteville Manlius Alto II Amber Capagrossi, Newfield Katarina Andersson, Ithaca Jessica Carl, Johnson City Hanriah Brown, Maine Endwell Sarah Curtis, Cortland Sarah Danner, Trumansburg Danielle Dingman, Johnson City Claire Dvorak, Tully Chelsea Fearon, Union Springs Leacel Hillenbrand, Oneida Kayla Haynes, Chittenango Molly Hudson, Cazenovia Lisa II Grande, Union Endicott Meghan Murphy, Maine Endwell Ashley Jackson, Groton Hannah Rawlings, Ithaca Miranda Lombardo, Seneca Falls Andrea Soule, North Syracuse Marissa Minkstein, Fayetteville Manlius Amy Weed, Newark Valley Brenna Murphy, Bloomfield Brittany Wylie, Seneca Falls Brittany Murray, Southern Cayuga Alicia Opela, Susquehanna Valley Ellen Papparone, Fayetteville Manlius Maria Pedro, Fayetteville Manlius Lauren Puente, Tully Amelia Wade, Cortland Samantha Weeks, Chittenango Area All-State Mixed Chorus Janet Galvan, conductor Jonathan Riss, piano
Soprano I Alto I Kim Bemis, Binghamton Justine Barnhart, Candor Catherine Carter, Chenango Valley Cydney Blong, Seneca Falls Amy Czuhanich, Owego Apalachin Avery Bowser, Cazenovia Emily Davies, Cazenovia Danielle Caletki, Fabius Pompey Leigh Dolan, Union Endicott Ruth Carpenter, Trumansburg Lillian Fuller, Cortland Elizabeth Church-Peters, Oneida Rachel Garropy, Union Springs Janelle Flanagan, Fabius Pompey Emma Greenstein, Manlius Pebble Hill Annali Fuchs, Dryden Jenna Grossman, Manlius Pebble Hill Candice Gage, Whitney Point Cassandra Haight, LaFayette Katie Guinta,· Bloomfield Kimberly Hawley, Binghamton Emily James, Seneca Falls Emma Henderson, Cazenovia Brogan Jones, McGraw Anna Landy, Notre Dame Lauren Kovacic, Union Endicott Janel Lantz, Tioga Central Heather Messina, Chenango Valley Susan Lin, Lansing Megan Musa, Union Endicott Kimberly Michael, Owego Apalachin Kimberly Pantoliano, Union Springs Melissa Murphy, South Seneca Deborah Peake, Candor Hannah Owens, Cortland Casey Phlegar; Lansing Erill Patch, McGraw Kristine Purcell, Fabius Pompey Jessica Ryerson, Moravia Emily Redenback, Ho.mer Kasia Sendek, Ithaca Kelly Ryan, Marcellus Brittany Steimle, Port Byron Kayla Saltamach, Oneida Rose Thresh, Chittenango Tori Sollars, Chittenango Jaclyn Tokos, Johnson City Jillian Strauss, Owego Apalachin Erin VanSlyke, Tully Natasia White, Maine Endwell Megan Wager, Weedsport Christy Windhausen, Seneca Falls Kate Whiting, Bloomfield Elizabeth Wood, North Syracuse
Soprano II Alto II Lauryn Bates, Weedsport Rachel Beverly, McGraw Ashley Brown, Binghamton Gabrielle Gorman, Syracuse Amanda Burlingame, Groton Brittany Greene, Oneida .Kallie Clapper, Susquehanna Valley Dana Hall, Trumansburg Mary Lyn Cooke, Fayetteville Manlius Elizabeth Hoose, Tioga Central Ariel Corl, Groton Danielle Nash, Fayetteville Manlius Melanie Dewey, Fayetteville Manlius Anna Petcosky, Maine Endwell Alejandra Diemecke, Newfield Katelyn Riese, Groton Kathryn Dygert, Seneca Falls Kate Riley, Port Byron Sarah Fellows, Cazenovia Elizabeth Rhodes, Tioga Central Bailey Flood, Syracuse Carol Semon, Ithaca Carly Gill, Johnson City Devyn Speer, Cazenovia Amanda Gripe, Bloomfield Morgan Thomas, Cazenovia Andrea Inghilleri, North Syracuse Amanda Kohler, Oneida Patricia Lamas, Fayetteville Manlius Brittany LaRue, Homer Molly Lunhorst, Fayetteville Manlius Ashley Marshall, Cortland Kathleen Morgan, Fayetteville Manlius Georgiana Perelk11, Cortland Julianna Pucino, North Syracuse Emilee Wacendak, Johnson City Tenor I Baritone . . Nick Alteri, Cortland Sam Baker, Seneca Falls A Andrew Baker, Seneca Falls Stefan Diemecke, Newfield W' Joe Cambareri, Fayetteville Manlius Kevin Drew, Dryden Andrew Dain, Cazenovia Aaron Eddy, Lansing Andrew Durand, Newark Valley Wesley Elling, South Seneca Jonathan Fleischman, Cortland Benjamin Friedlander, Newfield Peter Garlach, Binghamton Thomas Frost, McGraw Robert Griffin-Nolan, Fabius Pompey Matt Gervais, Union Endicott Kevin Guenther, Marcellus Chad Healy, Fayetteville-Manlius Jeffrey Kerr, Tully Jonathan Honour, M.cGraw Matthew Krebs, Southern Cayuga Dave Klodowski, Union Endicott Michael Melfi, N Syarcuse Jed Kovalovsky, Owego Apalachin Tyler Miller, Moravia Nicholas Lamson, LaFayette Stephen Mitchell, Fayetteville Manlius Vitaliy Leritskiy, McGraw Louie Mondi, Oneida Ryan MacConnell, Chittenango Jason Mulligan, Homer Gavin McClelland, Seneca Falls Nate Race, Cortland Ian McDonald, Tioga Central Shane Reed, Oneida Brandon Mcintyre, Seneca Falls Adam Simmons, Newark Valley Dane Mento, North Syracuse Elias. Spector-Zabusky, Ithaca Jeremy Mitchell, La1layette Joshua Thornton, Groton John Ochs, Horner Daniel Parker, Johnson City Tenor II James Putvin, Weedsport .Zac Adams, Trumansburg Daniel Roma, Whitney Point A Steven Barash, Manlius Pebble Hill Howard Schaal, Oneida W Justin Bartlett, Oneida Sean Shea, Chittenango Paul Carlson, Bloomfield Jordan Schreiner, Owego Apalachin Jordan Caroompas, Maine Endwell WilliamZino, Fayetteville-Manlius Sean Carpenter, Chittenango Matthew Dudley, Cazenovia Bass II Skylar Fairchild, Trumansburg Aaran Buckwell-Pooley, Ithaca Patrick Feeney, Manlius Pebble Hill Aaron Barnes, North Syarcuse Daniel Fields, Syracuse Adam Beckwith, Lansing Tim Fuchs, Dryden Ian Garnett, Lansing Sam Johns, Fayetteville-Manlius Philip Hathaway, Seneca Falls Benjamin Lillard, Newfield Central Michael Kolis, Marcellus Vincent Loucks, Seneca Falls Nicholas Lapalio. Chenango Valley Daniel Lynch, Oneida Daniel Laskaris, Owego Apalachin Nick MacLane, Chittenango Andrew Lusher, Oneida Andrew Sealy, Port Byron Curtis Matteson, Cazenovia Ben Sperduti, Maine Endwell Jeremy Pletter, Ithaca Ryan Stebbins, Seneca. Falls Matthew Regan, Whitney Point Logan Thompson, Weedsport Max Rydqvist, Binghamton Matt Truesdail, Candor Andrew Sealy, Port Byron Kyle VanDelden, Trumansburg Brandon Young, Groton Ithaca College Student Instrumentalists
Violin Percussion Natalie Brandt Colleen Clark Beth Faulstick Flute Julie Ross Aimee Shorten Marco·Schirripa
Double Bass Kevin Gobetz
Trumpet Cyril Bodnar Acknowledgements Band Selection Committee Art Carichner Rick Eleck Robin Linaberry Geoffrey Magnani Nicki Zawel Choral Selection Committee Lawrence Doebler Janet Galvan Jennifer Sengin Ana Withiam Orchestra Selection Committee Jeffery Meyer George Myers Lyn Weil CMENC Student Chapter Officers William Gunn Vanesa Calaban Collin Myers Meaghan McTai;nmany Laurel Stinson Allison Scott Graduate Student Assistants Timothy Arnold Susan Devore Jesse Livingston Kevin Ryan Ana Withiam Undergraduate Student Assistants Amelia Baran Dana Feinberg Lauren J urczynski Seval Kanik Peter Kielar Allison Rehn Michael Quinn Ryan Salisbury John Wysocki Special thanks to Ithaca College Student Chapter ACDA Jennifer Haywood, Jennifer Sengin, Ana Withiam