Re p o r John Climert , editor Spring 2006 From the Podium News

Dear Colleagues: Warren Benson Forum on Creativity and Concert

The 2006 regional conferences are now history, and from all ac- Dr. James Undercofl er, Dean, Eastman School of Music and the counts, they were among the most successful in our organization’s Benson family cordially invite you to share in a celebration of the history. I was fortunate to attend the Southwestern Division life of Warren Benson on Sunday, April 23, 2006 at the Eastman Conference as well as the combined Western and Northwestern School of Music in Rochester, New York. Conference and found both to be beautifully planned, exciting, stimulating events with a number of excellent performances. It At two o’clock, the Inaugural Warren and Patricia Benson Forum was good to hear that attendance in nearly every conference was on Creativity in the Howard Hanson Hall will be followed at three up from the previous meeting. o’clock by a concert in Kilbourn Hall with a reception immediately following at Cominsky Promenade. RSVP to 585-274-1040. I would like to look ahead to the 2007 National Conference and Hotel space is available at the Rochester Hyatt. Guests can call highlight several things for you. Obviously, fi rst would be the 1-800-233-1234 and ask for the “Warren Benson Concert” group dates, March 28-31, 2007 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. With Michael block to make reservations. Haithcock and the staff of the University of Michigan Bands as hosts, we are certain to have a memorable conference. PLEASE Symposium for New Band Music MARK YOUR CALENDARS - you will not want to miss it! The thirty-fi rst annual Symposium for New Band Music, sponsored There was a great deal of interest in performing at the convention by the Virginia Chapter of CBDNA was held on February 10-11, with over thirty ensembles submitting applications. The diffi cult 2006, at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. Three composers selection process has been completed and the invitations have now whose works were selected from 37 submitted in an international been extended. An announcement of the performing ensembles call for scores attended the Symposium and conducted their works will be made after May 1. in open rehearsals over the two day period. Recordings of the works were done during the fi nal session. There will once again be a Small College Intercollegiate Band, which is being organized by Dr. James Latten, Director of Instru- Selected composers and their works for the Symposium were: mental Music at Juniata College. He will be sending information Jesse Argenziano (Roxbury, New Jersey) to you regarding membership in the ensemble. The band will be Escape conducted by Frank Ticheli. I know that the participants will have Michael Van Bebber (Kirksville, Missouri) a memorable experience making music with Frank and performing March from Sonata No. 1 in Hill Auditorium. Dan VanHassel (Boston, Massachusetts) Manipulated Inferno Lastly, I will keep you updated on our proposal to create a Grammy category for concert band/wind ensemble. This proposal is now The Virginia Intercollegiate Band was the performing group for the before a subcommittee of the classical board, and if all goes well Symposium. This group was comprised of 63 players from seven will come up for consideration later this fall. Virginia colleges and universities.

I look forward to seeing all of you in Ann Arbor next March, and before that at the Forum in Chicago. In the meantime, I wish you the very best and urge you to visit the website and watch for some In This Issue: exciting additions and enhancements that will take place over the News ...... 1 - 3 course of the summer. Commissions and Premieres ...... 3 - 5 Cordially, Programs, State by State ...... 6 - 20 Jerry Junkin Business ...... 21 - 23 2- NEWS SPRING 2006 Brigham Young University - Idaho University of California - Davis Concert Bands

Brigham Young University-Idaho (Rexburg, ID) is completing its Winter quarter of 2006 marked the inaugural quarter for the newly fourth year as a four-year university. After a 37 year absence, Bill formed U. C. Davis Wind Ensemble. Previously, the University Holman, Director of Bands, Diane Soelberg, Associate Director of has had only one large concert band. The 36 members of the Wind Bands and David Taylor, Director of Percussion Studies started the Ensemble are also members of the 80 piece concert band. New Viking Marching Band to provide a marching experience and lab for the music education students enrolled at BYU-Idaho. Jay For the March 8, 2006 concert, the bands were joined by the Da- Slaughter, former director of the bands directed the national anthem vis All-City Elementary Band, an excellent group of 5th and 6th at the opening game. The Wind Ensemble is touring California, grade students, which performed 5 numbers, joined by 25 or so Nevada, Utah this May. University musicians.

The bands are looking forward to the June 7 concert, for which David Whitwell we will be joined by the Pamela Trokanski Dance Theater for two newly choreographed works, set to Paule Maurice’ Tableau David Whitwell has retired from California State University, North- de Provence (featuring saxophonist Joey Abad and the Wind En- ridge, and has moved to Austin, Texas. Recent activities include semble) and the Ticheli’s Blue Shades with the Concert Band. adjudication of a composition contest in Italy, a concert with the National Police Band of Portugal. Most recently he served as the master teacher at a chamber music gathering in Sante Fe, NM. The University of Georgia Bands

The University of Georgia Bands hosted the 15th Annual Middle Indiana Wind Symphony School Band Festival on December 8-10, 2005. Honor Band Clinician was James Curnow, noted composer and conductor. The Indiana Wind Symphony, under the direction of Charles Con- The Festival commissioned a Grade III work by Curnow which rad, presented the premier performance of Czech composer Jiri was premiered by the Honor Band at the Festival conducted by Laburda’s Symphony #2 on October 9 at the Pike Performing Arts the composer. The 15th Annual Festival included six additional Center in Indianapolis. It is a 23 minute four-movement work that festival bands, workshops and instrumental clinics for students and is extremely neo-romantic in nature. Laburda, born in Prague in directors, and featured performances by outstanding guest middle 1931, is well known for his long career as a composer of chamber school ensembles. music and choral works, but this is his fi rst work for concert band. He has since written a second work entitled Valse di Ballo, which The University of Georgia Bands hosted the 56th Annual Janu- is dedicated to Charles Conrad, and which was premiered recently ary High School Music Festival January 19-22, 2006 where 854 by the Indianapolis Youth Wind Ensemble. It is a waltz in the style students attended and participated. The conductor of the Honor of Brahms or Dvorak, and is again in a late romantic vocabulary. Band was Michael Haithcock, with six festival bands conducted by Rich Brasco, Charlie Brodie, Rodney Dorsey, Laurence Marks, On February 12, the IWS performed a concert in memory of Alfred Dan Martin, and Todd Shiver. Rehearsals and performances were Reed at the Zionsville Performing Arts Center. Reed works fea- held in the Performing Arts Center and at the Hugh Hodgson School tured were Symphony #3, First Suite for Band, Hounds of Spring of Music at UGA. Four outstanding high school bands presented Overture, and his marches Pro Texana and Victory. guest performances for the Festival and included the Fayette County High School Wind Ensemble, the Habersham Central High School Symphonic Band, the Starr’s Mill High School Wind Ensemble, The Philharmonia a Vent Wind Orchestra and the South Forsyth High School Wind Ensemble. Honor Band conductors for the 2007 and 2008 Festivals will be John Lynch and The Philharmonia a Vent Wind Orchestra, conducted by Dr. John Tom Fraschillo. Former January Festival Honor Band Conductors Boyd has released their second compact disc on the Klavier Label include John Locke, Gary Hill, Dario Sotelo, Jerry Junkin, John titled Laude, the wind music of Howard Hanson. Included on the Bourgeois, Tom Lee, Dale Lonis, Arnald Gabriel, Francis McBeth, disc are Laude, Chorale and Alleluia, Dies Natalis, Centennial and David Stanhope. March, and the complete Merry Mount Suite. The recording is available at stores across the nation or on line at www.klavier- The University of Georgia Wind Ensemble will have two compact records.com. disc releases soon. Summit Records will be producing American Infl uences which will contain works by Grainger, Maslanka, Vogel, Glenn Price and Daugherty. The second disc will be entitled Live! In Hodgson Concert Hall and will feature works by Ticheli, Horovitz, Graham, In July it was announced in Singapore that Dr. Glenn D. Price has Grainger, and Balmadges. Conductors John Culvahouse and Da- been elected as President of WASBE for 2007-2009, beginning his vid Romines are joined by UGA Faculty Artists Edward Sandor, role as President-Elect immediately. trumpet and David Zerkel, tuba. These discs will be available Spring, 2006. 3 - NEWS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2006 The University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band will tour and whose melodic freedom is supported by an underlying organiza- perform in China from May 14 -29, 2006. The tour is in coopera- tion. His use of the serial technique is decidedly loose; pitch order tion with the U.S.-China Cultural Exchange. The band will visit is often rearranged, pitches and phrases frequently repeat, and Beijing, Chengdu, Kunming, Xiamen, Changsha, Nanjing, Xuzhou, tone rows are chosen carefully for their tonal implications. For and Shanghai. The Redcoats will perform a 90 minute “concert” example, the row Bb – Ab – G – Eb – C – Db – F – F# - B – E – D in most cities and at several universities on soccer fi elds. The - A is used in the fi rst movement; not only do its fi rst seven pitches “concerts” will include traditional, sectional, and full fi eld show fi t within the context of a Ab major scale, creating a strong tonal productions in a variety of musical styles. center, but these are the only pitches used for the fi rst forty measures of the piece. In addition, pedal points sustain underneath melody (reinforcing dominant and tonic), and fragments of functional University of Hawaii- Manoa harmony are often heard.

On the recent UH Bands concert, the wind ensemble, under the A BMI registered composer, Weinstein has written over fi fty works direction of Grant Okamura performed the world premiere of in the concert music fi eld and his catalogue includes pieces for Daniel Kessner’s Interconcerto. Interconcerto was written for the symphony orchestra, wind ensemble, brass ensemble, choral and featured soloists, Richard Kravchak and Julia Heinen, long-time solo vocal works, chamber works, and solo instrumental pieces. friends and colleagues of the composer. Composer, Daniel Kes- He is particularly committed to writing music for wind instruments sner recently retired from California State University, Northridge and has received some of his most important commissions and where he taught for 35 years. He is currently serving as visiting performances in that genre. His works have been commissioned/ professor of composition and theory at UH. Composer and conduc- performed and recorded by organizations such as the NEC Wind tor Cormac Cannon recently fi nished a new composition entitled, Ensemble, the NEC Jordan Winds, the NEC Symphony Orchestra, Fantasia on Hawai’i Pono’i for the Symphonic Band under the the USAF Band (Washington, D.C.), the USAF Band of Mid- direction of Brandt Payne that will be premiered on the upcoming America, the Civic Symphony of Boston, the Boston Conservatory April concert. Also, composer Jim Territo will be visiting the UH Symphony Orchestra, the MIT Wind and Brass Ensembles, the campus spending time with the UH Symphonic Band on his recent Washington Winds, Michigan State University, Ithaca College, composition, Fanfare 1. Chronicles, 13:8. Yale University, the University of Washington Wind Ensemble, the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Calgary University, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, the League ISCM – Boston Commissions and Premieres Chapter, Bishop Ireton H.S., and the Massachusetts Instrumental Conductor’s Association among others. Recent performances have taken place in Seattle, Washington, D.C., New York, Boston, Paris, The Angel of Fame Berlin, and Moscow. Michael Weinstein

The Rhode Island College Wind Ensemble, under the direction Concerto for Bb Clarinet and Wind Ensemble of Rob Franzblau, gave the second performance of Boston-area Marco Pütz composer Michael Weinstein’s The Angel of Fame on Friday, December 2, 2005 in Providence, Rhode Island. In the spring of The Concerto for Bb Clarinet and Wind Ensemble was composed 2004, Weinstein was contacted by David Neves, band director and in the autumn of 2004 by Marco Pütz. It was commissioned by music supervisor for the Scituate, RI school district. The Scituate Donald DeRoche for his clarinetist wife, Julie, on the occasion of bands have for many years commissioned works by leading New their 25th wedding anniversary. The premiere took place on April England composers who worked closely with the high school 24, 2005 with Mrs. DeRoche as soloist and with Donald DeRoche students, resulting not only in a new piece of music, but also in an conducting the DePaul University Wind Ensemble. artistic/educational experience for the high school band members. Inspired by “The Angel of Fame,” an immense fresco by 18th-cen- Marco Pütz was born in Esch/Alzette, Luxemburg in 1958 and tury Italian painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo which is on display studied in Belgium. He is a prolifi c composer who has composed at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, the composer cre- many works for winds ranging from chamber music to extended ated a two-movement work of the same name for large wind band. works for large band. Weinstein’s The Angel of Fame was premiered by the Scitaue High School Bands on March 22, 2005 and bears the dedication, “To The Concerto consists of three movements: Allegro giocoso, David Neves and Stefanie Marsland and the combined Scituate RI Quasi cadenza, and Allegro. The fi rst movement utilizes two con- High School Bands.” trasting themes, one rhythmic and one lyrical, that are developed throughout the movement. The material is “user friendly” and Weinstein’s compositions show the strong infl uences of Igor the colorful writing is intended to be accessible to the musicians Stravinsky, Aaron Copland, and neo-classicism. His style can best and the audience. As the title suggests, the second movement is be described as tonal within a freely applied, “un-Schoenbergian” in the form of an extended cadenza. The solo clarinet opens the serial context. Twelve-tone rows are used not in an effort to equalize movement with a brief cadenza. After this introduction a solo fl ute pitches, or to obscure tonality, but to spin out long engaging lines 4-PREMIERES SPRING 2006 play a theme that is a tribute to Dmitri Schostakovitch and is based brief usage of aleatoric opportunities for the performers. River of on the initials D.SCH [D-Eb-C-B]. This duet is followed by a brass Sorrows was premiered on Sunday April 2, 2006, by the combined interlude and another, longer, solo cadenza. This cadenza moves Juniata College Wind Symphony and the members of the tenth an- into the fi nal movement without pause. The Allegro movement nual Juniata College High School Honors Band, conducted by wind consists of three themes and brings the work to a rollicking end. symphony director Dr. James Latten. The Honors Band typically draws many of its accepted applicants from school districts border- Instrumentation for the ensemble is very close to that of the typi- ing the Juniata River, along its path from central Pennsylvania to cal band. Exceptions are that there is only one oboe part and only Harrisburg. Composer Goodman has presented three workshops one saxophone [alto]. There is a part for string bass and one for during the course of the commissioning process, and will be on site contrabassoon, as well as four percussion parts. The solo is suitable to speak with participants and audience members during the festi- for a good college student or professional player, and the ensemble val weekend. Goodman’s work is published through Wrong Note parts are college level. Media, Inc. and can be ordered at www.WrongNoteMedia.com.

The Concerto for Clarinet in Bb and Wind Ensemble is published by: Bronsheim Muziekuitgeverij, Song and Dance Postbus 193, NL-6440 AD Brunssum. Norbert Palej Phone: ++31 - (0) 45- 525 90 60 Web: http://www.bronsheim.nl Norbert Palej studied composition at the Academy of Music in Email to: [email protected] Krakow, Poland. He received his Bachelors degree from the New England Conservatory in Boston studying with Michael Gandolfi , It was recorded and will be released in 2006 on the Albany label and his Masters degree from the Juilliard School studying with with Julie DeRoche and the DePaul Wind Ensemble. Christopher Rouse. Norbert received the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composers award (2004), the Toru Takemitsu Award (2002), the Susan and Ford Schumann Fellowship for the 2001 master class Fire in the Heavens for amplifi ed violin, amplifi ed piano at the Aspen Music Festival and the Benjamin Britten Memorial and Wind Ensemble Fellowship at Tanglewood (2000). Currently Norbert is a doctoral James Hirt student at Cornell University, where he studies with Steven Stucky and Roberto Sierra. Written for the Cleveland Duo. For parts and score contact the composer at [email protected] His Song and Dance was commissioned by Cornell University Winds as an “outreach” project with local middle and high school This is a very special and exciting new work - one movement, ap- wind programs (an idea originally conceived by Mark Scatterday proximately 15 minutes. Gary Ciepluch at Eastman). The piece was intended to be playable by a strong middle school band, but “meaty” enough for a high school or col- lege ensemble. The score and parts were given to any local school River of Sorrows group that was interested. Several schools were involved and one Todd Goodman middle school band was invited to sit in and play during a rehearsal of the piece at Cornell. Norbert was present and talked to all of us Juniata College, Huntingdon PA, has commissioned Todd Good- about his music during our rehearsal. It was a great success and a man to compose a new work for wind band. Goodman is currently lot of fun...120 students in the rehearsal room. Many schools then Resident Composer of the Altoona (PA) Symphony Orchestra, came to the premiere of the piece on Saturday, March 11 with the and many of his works have been critically acclaimed including: Cornell Wind Ensemble, Cynthia Johnston Turner conducting. Symphony No. 1 “Fields of Crimson” - a portrayal of the Battle The work is one movement, approximately 5 minutes in length. of Gettysburg through the eyes of a young townsgirl; American Rhetoric, Fanfare for Brass and Percussion, and an upcoming The composer writes: “Song and dance are the two roots of all Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Chamber Orchestra. music. While song expresses the more lyrical, poetic side of human nature, dance reveals its energy and strength. In Song and Dance The commissioned work is entitled River of Sorrows, and is these two contrasting musical worlds stand right next to each other. inspired by the composer’s own experiences with Huntingdon’s The piece opens with a broad and sad melody, ‘sung’ by the fl utes Juniata River, as well as historical details related to Eighteenth and later by the clarinets. Suddenly, the listener fi nds him/herself and Nineteenth Century Indian/Settler treaties and confl icts, as transported into the middle of a lively, joyful dance. A return of illuminated in a recent book, “Juniata: River of Sorrows” by Dr. the opening melody closes the piece.” Dennis McIlnay. The tonal work, for standard wind band, including four percussionists and string bass, combines elements of overlap- ping minimalist texture with beautiful neoclassic melodic phrases, polymetric and hemiola-based representation of the “Walking Treaty” between Indians and the Pennsylvania government, and 5- PREMIERES SPRING 2006

Unyielding Dispersions SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Chris Moore FOR THE REPORT

The Georgia Tech Symphonic Band, Dr. Andrea Strauss conduc- Submission Requirements: tor, premiered Unyielding Dispersions by Chris Moore, a multime- 1) MS Word Attachment dia work for wind ensemble at the 2006 Georgia Music Educators 2) E-mail message to: [email protected] Association In-Service Conference in Savannah, Georgia. For programs: The composer states the following about the work: Unyielding Please include your STATE and DATE OF PER FOR MANCE Dispersions is a soundscape depicting the three stages of water. in all submis sions. The CBDNA Executive Board and the Like the Impressionists, I try to draw an aural picture through the ed i tor en cour age pro gram sub mis sions for specifi c concerts use of tonal and rhythmic concepts. As the title describes, the in performance order rather than repertoire lists for semes ters, music takes the listener from obstinate, stiff content to an unsettled tours, or academic years. Many CBDNA members are as form. The fi rst section, Ice, uses harsh tonalities and rhythmic interested in how members program as they are in what they stability. Water is the second section with fl uid and intertwined program. lines. Finally, Steam completes the transformation with transparent effects and harmonic tendencies. The drum kit plays an untradition- Please note: When submitting programs, do not use leader ally prominent role as a multiple percussion instrument, adding a characters, boldface, italics, hyphens, centering, justifi cation or technological twist by triggering and manipulation of images of other formatting. Please review the programs in this issue of the three elements.” the Report for examples, or see the sample program below. The editor will not be able to include submissions which contain Mr. Moore serves as Director of Athletic Bands and Coordinator any of the above formatting inconsistencies. of Percussion Studies at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia. He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Jacksonville Sample Program: State University and a Master of Music degree from East Carolina University. Active as a freelance percussionist, clinician, arranger, The University of Texas at Austin and fi lm scorer, Mr. Moore has served as percussion and arranging Wind Ensemble consultant to Wynton Marsalis on three large works for the Lin- Jerry F. Junkin, conductor coln Center Jazz Orchestra and New York Philharmonic. He has G. Scott Bersaglia, Albert Nguyen, previously served as Assistant Director and Staff Arranger of the Mary K. Schneider, guest conductors 1996 Atlanta Olympic Band and Director of Instrumental Music April 27, 2005 at Marist School in Atlanta, Georgia. Slalom Pann Colonial Song Grainger J’ai été au bal Grantham Children’s March,”Over the Hills and Far Away” Grainger Gazebo Dances Corigliano

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University of Arkansas Pomona College ALASKA Wind Symphony Chamber Winds W. Dale Warren, conductor November 11, 2005 University of Alaska Anchorage October 10, 2005 Graydon Beeks, conductor Wind Ensemble Mark Wolbers, conductor The Star-Spangled Banner ...... Key/Stamp Sinfonietta in D Minor, Op. 48 ...... Nováek 2005 Fall Tour Rocky Point Holiday ...... Nelson Serenade in B-fl at Major, Op. 43 ...... Hartmann Piece of Mind ...... Wilson Symphonie For Band ...... Jadin Vintage ...... Gillingham Chant Funéraire ...... Fauré Benjamin Pierce, euphonium Concerto for Trumpet ...... Arutiunian Pomona College Band Divertimento for Band ...... Persichetti Linn Weeda, trumpet November 18 and 20, 2005 Salvation Is Created ...... Tschesnokoff March Op. 99 ...... Prokofi ev Graydon Beeks, conductor Awake from Act III of Die Meistersinger .....Wagner The Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger/Rogers Third Suite ...... Jager Ye Banks and Braes O Bonnie Doon ...... Grainger University of Alaska Fairbanks Faeroe Island Dance ...... Grainger Wind Symphony University of Arkansas Nilesdance ...... Holsinger Ann Marie Musco, conductor Wind Symphony Islas y Montañas ...... Hanson December 9, 2005 W. Dale Warren, conductor English Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams December 1, 2005 Prayer of Saint Gregory ...... Hovhaness The Star-Spangled Banner ...... Key/Werle Hannah Lynn Bjornstad, trumpet University of California at Davis Procession of Nobles ...... Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidzen Tempered Steel ...... Young Winter Bands Program The American West ...... Doss Morning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice .....Nelson March 8, 2006 Lux Aurumque ...... Whitacre Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio Armenian Dances I ...... Reed Wind Ensemble America, the Beautiful ...... Ward/Dragon Sinfonietta ...... Dahl Moderato and Allegro ...... Koch Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme ...... Bach/Sparke UA Saxophone Ensemble, Stanley Morris, director In Victus, the Unconquered ...... Sparke ARKANSAS David Townsend, graduate conductor Double Concerto ...... Hidas Concert Band Hendrix College Theresa Delaplain, oboe Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Wind Ensemble Richard Ramey, bassoon The Silent Hills of My Childhood ...... Farmer Karen Fannin, conductor Morning Star ...... Maslanka Spirit of the Sequoia ...... Sparke November 15, 2005 The Stars & Stripes Forever .... Sousa/Brion/Schissel Berceuse and Finale from Firebird Suite ...... Stravinsky/Longfi eld Shortcut Home ...... Wilson March from Symphonic Metamorphosis My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish ...... Bach/Reed ...... Hindemith/Wilson Old Home Days ...... Ives/Elkus CALIFORNIA Perthshire Majesty ...... Hazo Prelude and Fugue No. 22 ...... Bach/Schuller Concordia University October ...... Whitacre Wind Ensemble Slava! ...... Bernstein/Grundman Jeff Held, conductor COLORADO November 13, 2005 Metropolitan State College Hendrix College “Thanksgiving Fanfares and Flourishes” Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble David Kish, conductor Karen Fannin, conductor Fanfare and Flourishes ...... James Curnow October 16, 2005 March 7, 2006 PART I: for freedom, life, and family... Esprit de Corps ...... Jager March from “Symphonic Metamorphosis” ...... An Original Suite ...... Jacob ...... Hindemith/Wilson Rushmore ...... Reed The Alcotts ...... Ives/Thurston Night Soliloquy ...... Kennan A Childhood Hymn ...... Holsinger Crusade for Freedom ...... J.J. Richards Liana Tyson, fl ute Joy Revisited ...... Ticheli O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Divertimento ...... Persichetti Allegro Rococo ...... Koepke Symphonies of Gaia ...... Orgen Allerseelen ...... Strauss/Davis/Fennell Clarinet Choir Chester ...... Schuman Folk Dances ...... Shostakovich/Reynolds PART II: for the fellowship God nurtures and the Metropolitan State College world He created... Wind Ensemble David Kish, conductor University of Arkansas Thanksgiving Hymn ...... Allen December 4, 2005 Wind Symphony Symphonic March on an English Hymn Tune W. Dale Warren, conductor ...... Smith Fanfare No. 1 ...... Hokoyama October 10, 2005 Gloriosa ...... Ito PART III: we offer praise and thanksgiving! El Camino Real ...... Reed The Star-Spangled Banner ...... Key/Stamp Concertpiece ...... Curnow Rocky Point Holiday ...... Nelson Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... Zdechlik Allerseelen ...... Strauss/Davis Piece of Mind ...... Wilson Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing ...... Dawson Shortcut Home ...... Wilson Vintage ...... Gillingham Fantasy on a Gaelic Hymnsong ...... Holsinger Benjamin Pierce, euphonium Divertimento for Band by Vincent Persichetti Salvation Is Created ...... Tschesnokoff Awake from Act III of Die Meistersinger .....Wagner The Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger/Rogers 7 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006 Metropolitan State College Columbus State Univesrity Columbus State University Concert Band Wind Orchestra and Wind Symphony Gerald Endsley, conductor Wind Symphony Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor November 29, 2005 November 6, 2005 Joseph Alessi, guest trombone soloist Celebration to End the CSU Capital Campaign February 7, 2006 American Fanfare ...... Wasson Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor French National Defi le March ...... Turlet Rt. Col. Hal Gibson, guest conductor “An Evening with Joe Alessi” Gypsy Dance ...... Compello Fortress Variants ...... Del Borgo CSU Wind Orchestra Vientos y Tangos ...... Gandolfi Buglers Holiday ...... Anderson Festive Overture ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Bright Window ...... J. M. David Thundercrest March ...... Osterling National Emblem ...... Bagley CSU commission and world premiere Suite in E-fl at ...... Holst CSU Wind Symphony Serenade No. 10 (mvt. I) ...... Mozart American Overture for Band ...... Jenkins Visions of Light ...... Ewazen GEORGIA American Salute ...... Gould Combined Ensembles Columbus State University Columbus State University The Stars and Stripes Forever! ...... Sousa Wind Symphony Wind Symphony & Tara Winds Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor Robert W. Rumbelow February 8-9, 2006 and David Gregory, conductors Columbus State University September 25, 2005 Wind Orchestra Recording Sessions with Joe Alessi Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor Joseph A. David, assistant conductor Colors ...... Appermont Tara Winds Christopher Dye, graduate conductor Bright Window ...... David Amazing Grace ...... arr. Dawson Kenza Tyre, graduate conductor Refraction 4 ...... Rumbelow Festival Overture on the American National Air ...... November 17, 2005 Visions of Light ...... Ewazen ...... Buck / Kennedy Battle Hymn of the Republic ...... Zaninelli Windsprints ...... Saucedo Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Columbus State University CSU Wind Symphony Children’s March ...... Grainger Wind Orchestra American Overture for Band ...... Jenkins Chorale Prelude: So Pure the Star ...... Persichetti Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor For Spacious Skies ...... Zaninelli Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Joseph A. David, assistant conductor New England Triptych ...... Schuman� Inglesina ...... Delle Cese Christopher Dye, graduate conductor National Emblem March ...... Bagley Kenza Tyre, graduate conductor Combined Ensembles Kristen Hansen, faculty horn soloist American Salute ...... Gould February 21, 2006 Andrea Strauss, conductor Columbus State University The Stars and Stripes Forever! ...... Sousa Wind Symphony Psalms for a Great Country ...... Iannaccone Thomas Fraschillo, conductor Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor Pastime with Good Company ...... arr. Sparke Frank Battisti, guest conductor Courtly Airs and Dances ...... Nelson Paula Crider, guest conductor Villanelle ...... Dukas Columbus State University November 18, 2005 Linden Lea ...... Vaughan Williams/Stout Wind Orchestra Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger The Epic of Gilgamesh ...... Rumbelow Joseph A. David, assistant conductor Kentucky Harmony ...... Grantham Christopher Dye, graduate conductor Symphonies of Wind Instruments ...... Stravinsky Kenza Tyre, graduate conductor Serenade, Op. 44 (mvt. IV) ...... Dvorak Columbus State University September 29, 2005 Vientos y Tangos ...... Gandolfi Wind Symphony and Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger The Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony Festive Overture ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Robert W. Rumbelow and Ammerland ...... de Haan Scott Stewart, conductors Pageant ...... Persichetti Columbus State University Andrew Miller, faculty tuba soloist Nonet for Woodwinds ...... Bird Wind Symphony March 19, 2006 Foster’s America ...... Gillingham Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor The Silent Hills of My Childhood ...... Farmer Jens Lindemann, guest trumpet soloist Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony Suite on Greek Love Songs ...... van Lijnschooten January 23, 25, and 27, 2006 Festive Overture ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger CSU Legacy Hall, Whitewater HS, GMEA Symphonic Songs for Band ...... Bennett Columbus State University Ballet Sacra ...... Holsinger Chamber Winds The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor Vientos y Tangos ...... Gandolfi Columbus State University Christopher Dye, graduate conductor Rising Sun ...... Vizzutti Wind Symphony Kenza Tyre, graduate conductor Someone to Watch Over Me October 14, 2005 ...... Gershwin/Turrin/Rumbelow Spumante ...... Welcher Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Recoil ...... Schwantner La Bergamasca ...... Viadana Concerto for Tuba (mvt. I) ...... Gregson Sonata Pian e forte ...... Gabrieli Tam O’Shanter ...... Arnold/Paynter Overture fur Harmoniemusik ...... Mendelssohn Three Equali ...... Beethoven Serenade, Op. 44 ...... Dvorak Symphonies of Wind Instruments ...... Stravinsky 8 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

Columbus State University Georgia Institute of Technology The University of Georgia Wind Orchestra Concert Band Wind Ensemble Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor Donald F. Allen, conductor John Culvahouse, conductor Joseph A. David, assistant conductor April 11, 2006 November 22, 2005 Christopher Dye, graduate conductor Kenza Tyre, graduate conductor Firework ...... Van der Roost Spumante ...... Welcher/Bissell April 6, 2006 Bandancing ...... Stamp Fandangos ...... Sierra/Scatterday Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Concerto for Trombone ...... Lambert Dance of the New World ...... Wilson Shepard’s Hey ...... Grainger David Lambert, trombone Firework ...... van der Roost In Memoriam: Kristina ...... Yurko Symphony No. 3 for Band ...... Giannini Celtic Hymns and Dances ...... Ewazen Galop ...... Shostakovich Fidelio Overture – Ludwig ...... Beethoven The University of Georgia Candlelight Procession ...... Gorb Wind Symphony Four Preludes ...... Bennett Georgia Institute of Technology David Romines, conductor Symphonic Band Thomas Keck, conductor Andrea Strauss, conductor November 15, 2005 Columbus State University April 20, 2006 Wind Symphony Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor Fanfare for the Great Hall ...... Stamp Serenade in E-fl at Op. 7 ...... Strauss Joseph A. David, assistant conductor Colonial Song ...... Grainger/Rogers Festival Overture on the American National Air ..... Christopher Dye, graduate conductor Symphony No. 3 “Slavyanskaya” ...... Kozhevnikov ...... Buck/Kennedy Kenza Tyre, graduate conductor Unyielding Dispersions ...... Chris Moore Symphony No. 6, Op. 69 ...... Persichetti Joseph Golden, faculty organ soloist Georgia Tech premiere Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams April 20, 2006 Octet for wind instruments ...... Stravinsky Fifth Symphony “Phoenix” Op. 110 ...... Barnes Symphony #2 ...... Ticheli Slavonic Rhapsody ...... Friedemann/Lake “Traditional Meets Contemporary” Apollo Unleashed Windsprints ...... Saucedo

Crown Imperial ...... Walton Procession of the Nobles Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidzen Mercer Wind Ensemble The University of Georgia Lads of Wamphray March ...... Grainger Douglas Hill, conductor Wind Ensemble Musica Boema ...... Lukas Zuver Performing Arts Center John Culvahouse, conductor I wander the world in a dream of my own thinking .. Mt. de Sales Academy Thomas Keck, conductor ...... Theofanidis Macon, Georgia David Romines, conductor CSU Commission Consortium Leader November 18, 2005 Michael Haithcock, guest conductor with 8 other CBDNA Schools January 20, 2006 Sorte Overture ...... Quintero Vientos y Tangos ...... Gandolfi Bride Elect March ...... Sousa Georgia Institute of Technology Danza de los Duendes ...... Galbraith Symphony No. 3 for Band ...... Giannini Symphonic Band Perthshire Majesty ...... Hazo Michael Haithcock, guest conductor Georgia Institute of Technology Retratos do Brasil ...... Nogueira My Robin is to the Greenwood Gone ...... Grainger Concert Band To A New Dawn ...... Sparke Country Gardens ...... Grainger/Sturm Andrea Strauss, conductor La Sorella ...... Borel-Clerc/Thurston Clarinet Concerto No. 1, Op. 73 ...... Weber/Bennett Donald F. Allen, conductor Matt Sikes, clarinet November 3, 2005 Concertpiece ...... Curnow The University of Georgia Knox Summerour, trumpet Concert Band Wind Ensemble Concerto for Trombone ...... Lambert Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht John Culvahouse, conductor David Lambert, trombone English Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams September 20, 2005 Dance of the New World ...... Wilson Cajun Folk Songs ...... Ticheli Down a Country Lane ...... Copland/Patterson Cycles ...... Zyman The Liberty Bell ...... Sousa Sinfonietta ...... Dahl The University of Georgia Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger/Goldman Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Fiesta del Pacifi co ...... Nixon John Culvahouse, conductor Overture to Dancer in the Dark ...... Bjork/Milburn March 9, 2006 Jocuri Poporale Romanesti ...... Bartok/Goto Mock Morris ...... Grainger/Simpson The University of Georgia “The Wind Band, Then and Now” Dances from Crete ...... Gorb Wind Ensemble John Culvahouse, conductor Selections from The Dancerye ...... Susato/Dunnigan October 11, 2005 March No. 1 in F ...... Beethoven/Reynolds Georgia Institute of Technology Trauermusik ...... Wagner/Votta/Boyd Symphonic Band Hugh Hodgson School of Music Concerto Winners Second Suite in F for Military Band ...... Holst Andrea Strauss, conductor Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett January 26, 2006 L’horloge de Flore (The Flower Clock) Emblems ...... Copland ...... Françaix/Smith Armenian Dances, Part 1 ...... Reed Georgia Music Educators Association Janice Crews, oboe The Virtuoso ...... Noguiera Clarinet Concerto No. 1, Op. 73 ...... Weber/Bennett Fred Mills, trumpet Children’s Overture ...... Bozza Matt Sikes, clarinet Symphony No. 7 ...... Maslanka Sigurd Jorsalfar ...... Grieg/Michaud Concerto for Bassoon ...... Jacob premiere performance Michael Eckerty, bassoon Vox Populi ...... Danielpour/Stamp Fantasia di Concerto ...... Boccalari/Akers Mock Morris ...... Grainger/Simpson Seth Blackstock, euphonium Unyielding Dispersions ...... Chris Moore Concerto in D major ...... Tartini premiere performance C. Brad Whitfi eld, trumpet A Son of a Gambolier ...... Ives Dances from Crete ...... Gorb 9 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

The University of Georgia Indiana-Purdue University Wind Ensemble INDIANA Symphonic Wind Ensemble John Culvahouse, conductor Gregg Gausline, conductor Ball State University Mostly Maslanka April 9, 2006 Wind Ensemble April 13, 2006 Joseph Scagnoli, conductor Konigsmarsch ...... Strauss/Barrett Christian Zembower, assistant conductor Desert Roads, Four Songs for Clarinet and Night Soliloquy...... Kennan December 4, 2005 Wind Ensemble ...... Maslanka Jennie Robinson, fl ute January 14, 2006 D. Ray McClellan, clarinet Fantasies on a Theme by HaydnDello Joio Symphony No. 7 ...... Maslanka Circus Polka...... Stravinsky Indiana Music Educators Association March, Op. 99 ...... Prokofi ev Ridukim...... Van der Roost Vincent Polce, conductor A Celebration Fanfare ...... Reed Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre The Great Little Army ...... Alford Handel in the Strand...... Grainger HAWAII Ride ...... Hazo Fandango ...... Turrin Symphony No. 5, Op. 153 ...... Jenkins University of Hawaii at Manoa Indiana State University Wind Ensemble Concert Band Grant Okamura, conductor Dennis Ballard, conductor University of Hawaii at Manoa Ball State University Julie Anderson, student conductor Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Jon Carney, student conductor Brandt Payne, conductor Joseph Scagnoli, conductor Jon Carney, student conductor February 27, 2006 John Ginocchio, graduate conductor David Drescher, student conductor February 19, 2006 Daniel Peo, student conductor Symphonic Band October 11, 2005 The Darkness Is Always Soft ...... Fraley The Mad Major ...... Alford Prelude and Fugue in Bb Minor ....Bach/Moehlmann Sleep ...... Whitacre Brighton Beach...... Latham Marche Des Parachutistes Belges .... Leemans/Wiley Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham An Irish Interlude...... Barker Divertimento for Band ...... Persichetti Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold/Paynter David Drescher, student conductor The Carnival of Venice ...... Arban/Leidzen Simple Song...... Boysen, Jr. Wind Ensemble The Seasons ...... Sparke Jon Carney, student conductor Symphony in Bb...... Paul Hindemith Chanson & Bourree...... Erickson Moderately Fast, with Vigor Ball State University Julie Anderson, conductor Fantasia ...... Mozart Symphony Band Blessed Are They...... Brahms/Buehlman Interconcerto ...... Kessner Christian Zembower, conductor Three Ayres from Gloucester...... Stuart Richard Kravchak, oboe Susan Taylor, guest conductor Daniel Peo, conductor Julia Heinen, clarinet February 16, 2006 Awakened Like the Morn...... Sheldon premiere performance Dance Movements ...... Sparke Spiritual ...... Reed Prelude in Eb minor, Op. 34, No. 14 ...... Indiana State University ...... Shostakovich/Reynolds ISU Symphonic Band Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Doug Keiser, conductor Circus Franticus ...... Giroux Sharilyn Spicknall, violin Color ...... Margolis ILLINOIS John Pinson, graduate conductor Psalm for Band ...... Persichetti October 18, 2005 Concordia College Wind Symphony Ball State University “Let Us Remember” Richard R. Fischer, conductor Concert Band Music from World War II Fall Tour October 28-30, 2005 John Ginocchio, conductor Home Concert November 4, 2005 February 14, 2006 Midway March...... Williams/Moss John Pinson, graduate conductor Ascend ...... Hazo Symphony No. 1...... Bukvich O How Shall I Receive Thee ...... Hanson Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... Zdechlik Shindler’s List...... Williams Variations on Down Ampney ...... Stamp Liturgical Music for Band (III) ...... Mailman Sharilyn Spicknall, violin English Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams Shenandoah ...... Ticheli Homefront...... Cristensen Ghost Train ...... Whitacre Courtly Airs and Dances ...... Nelson Guadalcanal March...... Rodgers/Leidzen Carmina Burana ...... Orff Amparito Roca ...... Texidor/Winter John Pinson, graduate conductor The Church’s One Foundation ...... Manz/Culli Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring ...... Bach/Reed Ghost Train ...... Whitacre Indiana-Purdue University Star Wars Trilogy ...... Williams/Hunsberger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Circus Days Galop ...... King Gregg Gausline, conductor January 13, 2006

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Summit City ...... Balmages premiere performance Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Radetsky March ...... Strauss/Thygerson Vince Polce, conductor Bogoroditse Devo ...... Rachmaninov/Salzman Colloquy for Trombone and Wind Ensemble ...... Goldstein David Cooke, trombone Noisy Wheels of Joy ...... Whitacre 10 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

Indiana State University Indiana University Indiana University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concert Band Wind Ensemble Dr. John Boyd, conductor Brian K. Doyle, conductor Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Keisha Cook, soprano November 15, 2005 March 28, 2006 Michael Boswell, tenor Dr. Daniel Kelly, trumpet Fanfare Canzonique ...... Balmages Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris/Bader October 18, 2005 John D. Franklin, conductor Concerto for Horn, Op. 91 ...... Glière/Phillips La Procesión del Rocio, Op. 9 ...... Turina/Reed John Manganaro, horn Commando March ...... Barber Psalm for Band, Op. 53 ...... Persichetti Rhapsody for Woodwinds, Brass and Percussion ..... Three Holocaust Songs Prelude and Fugue in D Minor ...... Bach/Moehlmann ...... Cirone At Fireplace ...... Warshawsky/Kessler Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ... Ani Mami ...... Arr Kessler ...... Dahl Es Brent (It Burns) ...... Gebertig/Hosay Indiana University Otis Murphy, saxophone Keisha Cook, soprano Symphonic Band Chester Overture ...... Schuman Michael Boswell, tenor Scott A. Weiss, conductor Matthew G.P. Brunner, conductor When Speaks the Signal-Trumpet Tone .. Gillingham November 15, 2005 Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Daniel Kelly, trumpet Colonel Bogey March ...... Alford/Glover Masque ...... Hesketh Matthew G.P. Brunner, conductor Adagio para instrumentos de viento ...... Rodrigo KANSAS Indiana State University Symphony No. 6, Op. 69 ...... Persichetti Fort Hays State University Symphonic Band The Invincible Eagle ...... Sousa Wind Ensemble Mr. Douglas Keiser, conductor Jeff Jordan, conductor Daniel Peo, student conductor Indiana University October 27, 2005 Robert Stull, graduate conductor Concert Band December 1, 2005 David C. Woodley, conductor In Tempore Belli et Pax February 7, 2006 A Sixtieth Anniversary Commemoration of Smash the Windows ...... Rodriguez World War II Of Sailors and Whales ...... McBeth Moto Perpetuo from Symphony for Wind Orchestra Ishmael ...... Hultgren Star-Spangled Banner ...... Key The White Whale Trauermusik ...... Wagner/Votta/Boyd Fanfare for Freedom ...... Gould Robert Stull, graduate conductor Chad Nicholson, conductor Chester ...... Schuman A Movement for Rosa ...... Camphouse Symphony No. 2 ...... Chance Symphony No. 1 ...... Bukvich Russian Christmas Music (excerpts) ...... Reed The Patriots ...... Williams Daniel Peo, student conductor Indiana University Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Symphonic Band Each Time You Tell Their Story ...... Hazo Scott A. Weiss, conductor Paul Faber, narrator Indiana State University February 7, 2006 Guadalcanal March ...... RodgersLeidzen Symphonic Wind Ensemble Godspeed! ...... Melillo Dr. John Boyd, conductor Cinquième Symphonie, Op. 75 ...... Milhaud Armed Forces Salute ...... Lowden John Pinson, graduate conductor George Washington Bridge ...... Schuman David Drescher, alto saxophone Christopher P. Heidenreich, conductor Fort Hays State University December 1, 2005 Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor ...... Bach/Falcone Wind Ensemble Passacaglia (Homage on B-A-C-H) ...... Nelson Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams Jeff Jordan, conductor December 9, 2005 John Pinson, graduate conductor Indiana University Concerto for Alto Saxophone ...... Tomasi/Nakata Wind Ensemble Canzona ...... Mennin David Drescher, alto saxophone Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Variations on a Theme by Robert Schumann ....Jager Court Music ...... Grantham February 14, 2006 Sleep ...... Whitacre Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Indiana University Overture to Cosi fan tutte ...... Mozart/Stumpf Windsprints ...... Saucedo Wind Ensemble Hammersmith, Prelude and Scherzo, Op. 52 ....Holst Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Fort Hays State University November 1, 2005 John D. Franklin, conductor Wind Ensemble Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ... Jeff Jordan, conductor Overture in C for Chamber Winds ...... Catel ...... Mower March 9, 2006 Ping, Pang, Pong ...... Puckett Thomas Walsh, saxophone Concertino for Timpani ...... Cirone The Promise of Living from The Tender Land ...... Smetana Fanfare ...... Husa Anthony J. Cirone, Timpani ...... Copland/Singleton An Original Suite ...... Jacob O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Redline Tango ...... Mackey The Solitary Dancer ...... Benson from Gazebo Dances ...... Corigliano March from “A Little Suite” ...... Arnold/Sumner Overture Symphonies of Gaia ...... Ogren Adagio Tarantella Christopher P. Heidenreich, conductor Garden City Community College Three Tragic Ballads ...... Grainger/Ragsdale Concert Band Danny Deever James McAllister, conductor The Three Ravens December 8, 2005 Father and Daughter Ride ...... Hazo Concertino, Op. 94 ...... Shostakovich/Singleton On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger Scenes from the Louvre ...... Dello Joio Rhythm Stand ...... Higdon Greensleeves ...... arr. Reed The Klaxon ...... Fillmore 11- PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

Garden City Community College Kansas State University Kansas State University Concert Band Symphony Band Symphony Band James McAllister, conductor Frank Tracz, conductor Graduate Conducting Recital Paul White, guest conductor January 20, 2006 Philip Edelman and March 11, 2006 Brad Williamson, conductors New Century Dawn ...... Gillingham March 15, 2006 Suite in Minor Mode ...... Kabalevsky/Siekmann Desert Roads – III ...... Maslanka Lux Aurumque ...... Whitacre Tod Kerstetter, clarinet Ceremonial Fanfare ...... Copland Third Suite ...... Jager Slawomir Dobrzanski, piano Little Symphony for Winds ...... Schubert/Reynolds Paul White, conductor Push ...... Smith Adagio Para Orquesta de Instrumentos de Viento .... Blessed are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger ...... Rodrigo Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger March Des Parachutistes Belges ...... Leemans/Wiley Suite Persane ...... Caplet Kansas State University Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti Symphony Band Kansas State University Frank Tracz, conductor Symphony Band February 8, 2006 Frank Tracz, conductor KENTUCKY October 5, 2005 New Century Dawn ...... Gillingham Symphonic Scenes from Romeo and Juliet ...... Forte New Century Dawn ...... Gillingham Moto Perpetuo ...... Hultgren Campbellsville University St. Florian Choral ...... Doss Wind Ensemble Philip Edelman, graduate conductor Kansas State University David M. McCullough, conductor Banddancing ...... Jack Stamp Symphony Band Jennifer L. Tinnell, assistant conductor Anthony Pursell, conductor Frank Tracz, conductor February 9, 2006 Push ...... Smith February 15, 2006 Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite...... King Kentucky Music Educators In-Service Conference New Century Dawn ...... Gillingham Perthshire Majesty ...... Hazo Fanfare for a Golden Sky ...... Boerma Kansas State University Second Suite in F ...... Holst Blessings ...... Hazo Concert Band Andrew Feyes, graduate conductor Push ...... Smith Anthony Pursell, conductor Desert Roads ...... Maslanka Godzilla Eats Las Vegas ...... Whitacre October 5, 2005 Symphonic Scenes from Romeo and Juliet ...... Forte Galop ...... Shostakovich Esprit de Corps ...... Jager Murray State University Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams Symphonic Wind Ensemble Andrew Feyes, graduate conductor Kansas State University Dennis L. Johnson, conductor In Heaven’s Air ...... Samuel Hazo Symphony Band John E. Fannin, associate conductor Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold/Paynter Frank Tracz, conductor February 22, 2006 February 24, 2006 Southern Division CBDNA Concert Kansas State University Kansas Music Educators Association Vanderbilt University Symphony Band Frank Tracz, conductor New Century Dawn ...... Gillingham Fanfare Nueve ...... John Fannin (USA) December 1, 2005 Desert Roads ...... Maslanka John Fannin, guest conductor Symphonic Scenes from Romeo and Juliet ...... Forte Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) ...... Ellerby (England) Spin Cycle ...... Lindroth Galop ...... Shostakovich Laura Kerr-Hill, cello The Promise of Living ...... Copland/Singleton Carnival of Venice (Italy) .Briccialdi/Coppola (Italy) Brad Williamson, graduate conductor Stephanie Jutt, fl ute Five Sketches ...... Chen Dan (China) Desert Roads ...... Maslanka Kansas State University Masada ...... Boris Pigovat (Israel) Tod Kerstetter, clarinet University Band Scenes Revisited ...... Reynolds Anna Eaverson, Reagan Engleman, Pacem: A Hymn for Peace ...... Spittal Heather Hagstrom, Chris Johnson, Kristen Volker, LOUISIANA Kyle Walters; undergraduate conductors Kansas State University March 6, 2006 Southeastern Louisiana University Concert Band Wind Symphony Frank Tracz, conductor Flourish for Wind Band ...... Vaughan Williams Glen J. Hemberger, conductor December 1, 2005 Pavane ...... O’Neil Jeff Vaughan, guest conductor Peregrin: A Traveler’s Tale ...... Akey April 6, 2006 Commando March ...... Barber Kentucky 1800 ...... Grundman Symphonic Dance No. 3: “Fiesta” ...... Williams Air for Band ...... Erickson Overture to “Candide” ...... Bernstein/Grundman Gavin Smith, graduate conductor Fantasia on an Irish Hymn ...... O’Reily Blessed are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht Chester ...... Schuman Edward Stein, graduate conductor A Movement for Rosa ...... Camphouse Trittico ...... Nelhybel Kansas State University Finale from “Pineapple Poll” ...... Sullivan/Duthoit Concert Band The Thunderer ...... Sousa Anthony Pursell, conductor After The Thunderer ...... Hearshen March 6, 2006 Concertino for Four Percussion ...... Gillingham Ghost Train Triptych ...... Whitacre Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew ...... Curnow Epinicion ...... Paulson Philip Edelman, graduate conductor Echoes ...... Samuel Hazo Condition Red ...... Taylor 12 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

University of Louisiana Monroe Cornell University Wind Symphony MISSOURI Wind Ensemble Derle R. Long, conductor and Symphony Orchestra Evangel University Micah Everett, euphonium Cynthia Johnston Turner and Symphonic Band Concert February 24, 2006 Chris Kim, conductors John S. Shows, Conductor Wang Xi, guest conductor March 14, 2006 Whirlwind(s) ...... Saucedo March 11 2006 La Mezquita de Cordoba ...... Giroux Sound Off March ...... Sousa American Elegy ...... Ticheli Fanfare for Louisville ...... Lutoslawski Ammerland ...... de Haan Rule Britannia ...... Hartman/Frey “Are You Experienced” ...... Lang Brass Buttons for Brass Quintet ...... Mechem Sarabande and Polka ...... Arnold/Paynter Kyle Story, electric tuba Overture “1812” ...... Tchaikovsky/Lake Diamond Jubilee Gallop ...... Isca Scott Tucker, narrator Whip and Spur March ...... Allen/Cramer Erlkonig, Op. 1, D. 328 ...... Schubert Graysondance ...... Holsinger Daniel Gurvich, baritione Allegro de Concert for Sax Quartet ...... Singlee University of Louisiana Monroe Shane Levesque, piano West Side Story Selections ...... Bernstein/Duthoit Symphonic Band Apparitions ...... Iannaccone Myron Turner, conductor Song and Dance ...... Palej Barton Harrison, student conductor premiere performance Southwest Baptist University March 16, 2006 Procession of the Nobles Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidzen Symphonic Winds Cello Concerto in D Minor ...... Lalo Gregg Thaller, conductor Hounds of Spring ...... Reed Allegro March 2, 2006 Impressions of Japan ...... Barnes Sarah Rice, cello

Second Suite in F ...... Holst Symphony No. 9 ...... Shostakovich Gavorkna Fanfare ...... Stamp Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... Zdechlik Fantasy on a Hymn Tune ...... Gorham Valdres ...... Hanssen Tuba Concerto (mvt. I) ...... Gregson C.W. Post University of Louisiana Monroe Jeffrey Stegner, tuba Long Island University Wind Symphony William Byrd Suite (I, III, & IV) ...... Jacob Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Derle R. Long, conductor Serenade in E-fl at, Op. 7 ...... R. Strauss James W. McRoy, conductor Barton Harrison, graduate conductor The Pride of the Wolverines ...... Sousa Brian Siemers, graduate conductor Chris Woody, graduate conductor Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just ...... Bach/Croft November 13, 2005 April 6, 2006 Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral .... Wagner/Caillet Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb

Sevens ...... Hazo Three Miniatures for Tuba and Wind Ensemble ...... Southwest Baptist University Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold/Paynter ...... Plog Symphonic Winds Celtic Hymns and Dances ...... Ewazen Jay Rozen, tuba Gregg Thaller, conductor Southern Landscapes ...... Ewazen Southern Harmony ...... Grantham April 18, 2006 Chorale ...... Strommen

premiere performance Slava! ...... Bernstein/Grundman Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Piano Concerto in A Minor (I) ...... Grieg/Bain MASSACHUSETTS Finale from Symphony No.2 ...... Hanson Michal Richert, piano The Gordon College Suite from “Pineapple Poll” (I & IV) Symphonic Band ...... Sullivan/Mackerras C.W. Post The Gordon College Lincolnshire Posy (I, II, IV, V, & VI) ...... Grainger Long Island University Wind Ensemble Barnum & Bailey’s Favorite ...... King/Bainum Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band David W. Rox, conductor James W. McRoy, conductor February 11, 2006 Brian Siemers, graduate conductor March 1, 2006 King Cotton ...... Sousa NEW YORK A Movement for Rosa ...... Camphouse Adirondack Wind Ensemble Fiesta del Pacifi co ...... Nixon Courtly Airs and Dances ...... Nelson Nikke Isomöttönen, guest conductor (Finland) Eternal Father, Strong to Save ...... Smith Nimrod from The Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Reed January 28, 2006 Folksongs for Band, Set No.3 ...... Stanhope The Washington Post ...... Sousa Finale from Pictures at an Exhibition ...... An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland “Visions from the North” Music from Finland ...... Mussorgsky/Reed Illyrian Dances ...... Woolfenden Scenes from The Louvre ...... Dello Joio Independence Fanfare ...... Rautavaara Intrada: Adoration and Praise ...... Smith Visions from the North ...... Almila C.W. Post Jokeri (The Joker) ...... Pekkanen Long Island University Arctic Games ...... Viitasaari Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band The Gordon College Kaikuja laulumailta (Echoes from Karelia) ... Ikonen James W. McRoy, conductor Wind Ensemble Finlandia ...... Sibelius/Cailliet Brian Siemers, graduate conductor March 16, 2006 April 30, 2006 Massachusetts Music Educators Association’s American Sketches ...... Kopetz All-State Conference Sinfonietta ...... Dahl Park Plaza Hotel, Boston Early Light ...... Bremmer Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Band ..... Erickson An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Timothy Reudeman, alto saxophone Concerto for Euphonium and Band ...... Curnow Apocalyptic Dreams ...... Gillingham Travis Anderson, student soloist O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Michael Ingram, student conductor Illyrian Dances ...... Woolfenden Hands Across the Sea ...... Sousa 13 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

Eastman Wind Ensemble Eastman Wind Ensemble NORTH CAROLINA Mark Scatterday, conductor Eastman Wind Orchestra February 8, 2006 Mark Scatterday, conductor H. Robert Reynolds, guest conductor Appalachian State University Frederick Fennell Memorial Concert May 5, 2006 Concert Band Scott C. Tobias, conductor Serenade K. 361a ...... Mozart Eastman Wind Orchestra Kimberly Vegter, graduate conductor Nonet for Brass Instruments ...... Riegger Devil’s Tale ...... Burke October 17, 2005 Symphony in Bb ...... Hindemith Concertino for Piano and Wind Ensemble ...... Husa Masquerade on a Theme by Prokofi ev ...... Gryc A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Incantation & Dance ...... Chance Eastman Wind Orchestra Eastman Wind Ensemble Novo Lenio ...... Hazo Mark Scatterday, conductor Jug Blues & Fat Pickin’...... Freund National Emblem ...... Bagley M. Seggelke, conductor Serenade ...... Hartman The Gathering of the Ranks at Hebron ...... Holsinger February 9, 2006 J’ai ete au Bal ...... Grantham

Frederick Fennell Memorial Concert Appalachian State University Ithaca Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Divertimento ...... Persichetti Timothy Reynish, guest conductor William A. Gora, conductor Funeral March ...... Grieg Frank Campos, trumpet October 23, 2005 Suite No. 1 in E-fl at ...... Holst April 25, 2006 Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Slavonic Dance, No. 15 ...... Dvorak Commando March ...... Barber Suite from King Pomade ...... Gyorgy Ranki Trauermusik ...... Wagner Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Blackwater ...... Fergal Carroll Symphony No. 6 for Band ...... Persichetti premiere performance Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin/Hunsberger Symphony of Winds ...... Bourgeois Music for Prague 1968 ...... Husa Eastman Wind Ensemble Homage to Miles Davis ...... Bennett M. Seggelke, DMA degree concert Tails aus dem Voods Viennoise ...... Bill Connor Rolf Rudin, guest composer Appalachian State University February 25, 2006 Concert Band Ithaca Wind Ensemble Scott C. Tobias, conductor Twilight for Brass Instruments ...... Black Timothy Reynish, guest conductor Kimberly Vegter, graduate conductor Et Exspecto Resurrectionen Mortuorum .... Messiaen April 27, 2006 November 30, 2005 Das Verstrommen der Seele – eine Totenkalge ...... Rudin Secret Rites ...... Akira Miyoshi Emperata Overture ...... Smith Resonances ...... Christopher Marshall Variations on a Korean Folk Song ...... Chance Eastman Wind Orchestra premiere performance Deir in De ...... Barker Mark Scatterday, conductor Marsch ...... Wengler Invercargill ...... Lithgow/Custer M. Seggelke, conductor Refl ections on a 16th Century Tune ...... Bennett River of Life ...... Reineke Rolf Rudin, guest composer Andrew Krus, conductor February 27, 2006 Dances from Crete ...... Gorb Appalachian State University Smetana Fanfare ...... Husa Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti SUNY Plattsburgh William A. Gora, conductor Canzona ...... Mennin Symphonic Band February 24, 2006 Vom Ende der Zeit ...... Rudin Daniel Gordon, conductor Die Druiden – Eine mythische Erinnerung, Op. 38/1 November 11, 2005 The Maestro’s Flourish ...... Harbinson ...... Rudin First Suite in Eb ...... Holst Finnish Music for Winds Symphony No. 3 ...... Reed Pineapple Poll ...... Sullivan Eastman Wind Ensemble Magic ...... Ampuja Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Mark Scatterday, conductor Winter Refl ections ...... Viitasaari Bennett’s Triumphal ...... Ribble March 24, 2006 premiere performance Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite ...... King Wedding Music ...... Linkola Sunan Dances ...... Chang Sarja Puhallinorkesterille Threnos ...... Stucky (Suite for Wind Orchestra) ...... Eerola Appalachian State University Huntingtower ...... Respighi Kaikuja Laulumailta (Echoes from Karelia) .. Ikonen Symphonic Band Theme and Variations ...... Schoenberg Jokeri (The Joker) ...... Pekkanen Scott C. Tobias, Conductor Zion ...... Welcher March 1, 2006

Celebrations ...... Zdechlik Eastman Wind Orchestra Divertimento for Winds and Percussion ...... Cichy Mark Scatterday, conductor Amazing Grace ...... Dawson M. Seggelke, conductor Vesuvius ...... Ticheli March 27, 2006

Serenade in Eb ...... Mozart Divertimento ...... Husa La Mantovana ...... Viadana Blossom ...... Winders premiere performance Oblivion ...... Piazzolla Euphonium Concerto ...... Horowitz 14 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

East Carolina University Bands The University of North Carolina at Greensboro The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Scott Carter, Chris Knighten Chamber Winds University Band And Keith Phillips, conductors Kevin M. Geraldi and John R. Locke, conductors Mark Norman, conductor September 22, 2005 Cort McClaren, guest conductor Brent Harvey, tuba September 20, 2005 November 30, 2005 Concert Band Fanfare and Flourishes ...... Curnow Old French Dances ...... Gervaise/Reeve Valdres ...... Hanssen Down a Country Lane ...... Copland Petite Symphonie ...... Gounod Pageant ...... Persichetti Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Limerick Daydreams ...... Daughtrey Resting in the Peace of His Hands ...... Gibson Kleine Dreigroschenmusik ...... Weill Tuba Concerto ...... Gregson Symphonic Band Imperatrix ...... Reed Music for a Festival ...... Jacob Sleep ...... Whitacre Moon by Night ...... Newman The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Vesuvius ...... Ticheli Liturgical Music ...... Mailman Wind Ensemble John R. Locke and Kevin M. Geraldi, conductors Wind Ensemble John Fadial, violin The University of North Carolina at Greensboro RA! ...... Dzubay Society of Composers, Inc. Wind Ensemble Paris Sketches ...... Ellerby International Conference John R. Locke and Dances from Crete ...... Gorb October 13, 2005 Kevin M. Geraldi, conductors Mark Norman, guest conductor Fire of the Living God ...... Ayers December 1, 2005 East Carolina University Bands Latino Preludes ...... Healey Scott Carter, Chris Knighten Symphony for Winds ...... McKay La Procession du Rocio ...... Turina/Reed And Keith Phillips, conductors Concerto for Violin and Symphonic Winds ...... Homages ...... Djupstrom November 10, 2005 ...... Gottschalk Divertimento ...... Cichy The Perilous Adventures of Comet, the Wonderdog Symphony No. 2 ...... Maslanka Concert Band ...... Siskind Cenotaph ...... Stamp Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band John R. Locke and Symphonic Band Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Kevin M. Geraldi, conductors Randy Kohlenberg, trombone Michael Haithcock, guest conductor “Wind Music With North Carolina Roots” October 4, 2005 February 17, 2006 Also presented to the Carolina Band Festival North Carolina Music Educators State Convention Festivo ...... Gregson and Winston-Salem, NC, November 15, 2005 Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht Conductors Conference Chris Knighten, presenter Second Suite in F ...... Holst Concertino for Trombone ...... Larsson Suite from the Danserye ...... Susato/Dunnigan The Star Spangled Banner ...... Key, arr. Naff Second Prelude ...... Gershwin/Krance Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Two Moravian Brass Duets ...... ed. Tarr, Glover Blue Dawn into White Heat ...... Schuller Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue ...... Bach/Paynter “Presto” from The Water Journey ...... Michael Wedding Dance ...... Press Colonial Song ...... Grainger 26th Regiment Quick Step ...... Leinbach/Lukomski Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Freund Concert Contrasts ...... Palmer Profanation ...... Bernstein Antithigram ...... Stamp The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Bloom ...... Bryant University Band Variants on a Mediaeval Tune ...... Dello Joio Mark Norman, conductor The University of North Carolina at Greensboro October 6, 2005 Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Kevin M. Geraldi and Hill Song No. 2 ...... Grainger Flourish for Wind Band ...... Vaughan Williams John R. Locke, conductors Animal Rights ...... Theurer First Suite in E-fl at ...... Holst February 22, 2006 premiere performance, wind ensemble version An American Elegy ...... Ticheli Folk Dances ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Resonances I ...... Nelson For precious friends hid in death’s dateless night ..... Old Churches ...... Colgrass Suite from the Danserye ...... Susato/Dunnigan ...... Mailman Variations on a Korean Folk Song ...... Chance Premiere Suite ...... Dubois Louise Toppin, soprano By Loch and Mountain ...... Smith Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Army of the Nile ...... Alford L’Inglesina ...... Delle Cese East Carolina The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Marche Militaire Francaise .....Saint-Saens/Hindsley Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Scott Carter, conductor Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor February 25, 2006 Mark Norman, guest conductor The University of North Carolina at Greensboro November 29, 2005 University Band CBDNA Southern Division Conference Mark Norman, conductor Vanderbilt University, Blair School of Music Sonata octavi toni ...... Gabrieli Molly Roberts, guest conductor Suite Francaise ...... Woolfenden February 27, 2006 Circus Polka ...... Stravinsky Prelude and Fugue in D minor ...... Bach/Moehlmann Animal Rights ...... Theurer Gaian Visions ...... Ticheli Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Bell Piece ...... Grainger Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Courtly Airs and Dances ...... Nelson Chris Knighten, conductor English Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams Bells for Stokowski ...... Daugherty Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night .Del Borgo Third Suite ...... Jager 15 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro University of North Dakota Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony I Chamber Winds University Band Gary Ciepluch, conductor Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor James Popejoy, conductor 2005-2006 Repertoire Mark Norman, guest conductor Melissa Kary, graduate conductor March 16, 2006 March 2, 2006 The TranZendtal Danse of Joi ...... Bonney Perthshire Majesty ...... Hazo Canzon quarti toni ...... Gabrieli A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Bushdance ...... Hultgren Le Bal de Beatrice d’Este ...... Hahn And A Time...... Jordan Armenian Dances, part I ...... Reed Mountain Roads ...... Maslanka William Byrd Suite...... Jacob Festive Overture ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Serenade in E-fl at Major, K. 375 ...... Mozart Strike Up The Band ...... Gershwin/Barker The Four Noble Truths ...... Sparke

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro University of North Dakota Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony II Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Gary Ciepluch, conductor John R. Locke and Kevin M. Geraldi, conductors James Popejoy, conductor 2005-2006 Repertoire Mark Norman, guest conductor Robert Brooks, guest conductor April 20, 2006 Brian Bowman, euphonium West Side Story ...... Bernstein/Duthoit March 9, 2006 Symphony No. 1 ...... Bukvich Fiesta del Pacifi co ...... Nixon Gallito, paso doble ...... Lope/Walters Heart Song ...... Maslanka CBDNA North Central Division Conference Psalm 42 ...... Hazo Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Northwestern University 1861 ...... Newman Ballad ...... Gould Wedding Dance ...... Press/Johnston Vientos y Tangos ...... Gandolfi Blue Sky Day ...... Mahr A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Clear Track Polka ...... Strauss Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Celebration ...... Sayre Honey Boys on Parade ...... Cupero Pastorale ...... Krzywicki Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Geography of the Dream ...... Broege Capriccio Furioso ...... Ross The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Sevens ...... Hazo Symphonic Band Ohio University Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Wind Ensemble Mark Norman, guest conductor John Climer, conductor Steven Stusek, saxophone Symphonic Band April 25, 2006 OHIO Richard Suk, conductor May 9, 2006 Canzona ...... Mennin Case Symphonic Winds Ghost Train ...... Whitacre Gary Ciepluch, conductor Symphonic Band Psalm ...... Persichetti 2005-2006 Repertoire Gavorkna Fanfare ...... Stamp Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble .. Contre Qui, Rose ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds ...... Young The Girl I Left Behind...... Anderson John Climer, conductor Minstrels of the Kells ...... Welcher The Irish Washerwoman...... Anderson Second Suite in F ...... Holst The Wizard of Oz ...... Arlen & Harburg/Barnes The TranZendtal Danse of Joi...... Bonney Wind Ensemble The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Klezmer Classics...... de Meij Commando March ...... Barber University Band Ewen ...... Hamelin After the Rats Kimberly Roof, graduate conductor Mark Norman, conductor premiere performance Trauermusik WWV73 ...... Wagner Kevin M. Geraldi, guest conductor American Anthem...... Gibson Music for Prague, 1968 ...... Husa Kate Hopper, horn Perthshire Majesty...... Hazo April 27, 2006 Overture to “Colas Breugnon” ...... Kabalevsky/Hunsberger University of Toledo The Jig is Up ...... Kallman His Honor ...... Fillmore Wind Ensemble Fantasia in G ...... Mahr Conversations with the Night ...... Boysen Jason Stumbo, conductor Concerto for Clarinet...... Shaw Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta” ...... Williams University of Toledo Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Morceau de Concert ...... Saint-Saens Symphonic Band George Washington Bicentennial March ...... Sousa Cave of the Winds ...... Peck Carl Collins, conductor Pastime ...... Stamp Armenian Dances, Pt. I ...... Reed February 27, 2006 Dance Sequence ...... Wood Fanfare for a Festive Occasion ...... Ziek Wind Ensemble ...... Petite Symphonie ...... Gounod NORTH DAKOTA Children’s March ...... Grainger University Circle Suite in Eb ...... Holst Wind Ensemble Flourish for the Lord Lieutenant ...... Harrell University of North Dakota Gary Ciepluch, conductor American premiere Wind Ensemble 2005-2006 Repertoire Dreadnought ...... Brooks James Popejoy, conductor Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ...... Melissa Kary, graduate conductor Symphony No. 1“Gilganesh & Enkidu”.Appermont ...... Wagner/Bourgeois Brittney Blake, solo dancer Sizzle ...... Brouwer November 21, 2005 Jazz Impressions of New York ...... Brubeck/Griffi th Symphonic Band Fire in the Heavens ...... Hirt Under the Double Eagle ...... Wagner/Glover The Washington Post ...... Sousa premiere performance Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud The Solitary Dancer ...... Benson Blue on Red ...... Krumenauer Festal Scenes ...... Ito When I Close My Eyes, I See Dancers ...... Mahr premiere performance Valdres ...... Hanssen/Schissel Armenian Dances ...... Reed Concertpiece, Op. 94 ...... Saint-Saens/Miller Bandancing ...... Stamp October ...... Whitacre

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Carson-Newman College OKLAHOMA PENNSYLVANIA Symphonic Band Marshall Forrester, conductor University of Central Oklahoma Juniata College December 1, 2005 Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Brian Lamb, conductor Friends and Family Concert The Klaxon ...... Fillmore March 13, 2006 James Latten, conductor A Movement for Rosa ...... Camphouse November 6, 2005 A Sussex Mummers Christmas Carol ...... Grainger Carnegie Hall, New York Scenes from the Louvre ...... Dello Joio Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Traveler ...... Maslanka: Russian Sailors Dance ...... Gliere/arr. Isaac Concerto for Piano and Winds ...... Stravinsky American Overture for Band ...... Jenkins Largo Turn Not Thy Face ...... Persichetti Carson-Newman College Allegro Scossa Elettrica ...... Puccini Wind Ensemble Valery Kuleshov, piano Prelude and Fugue in d minor ...... Bach/Moehlmann Marshall Forrester, conductor Baron Cimetiere’s Mambo ...... Grantham Highlights from The Phantom of the Opera .. Barker December 1, 2005 SLAVA! ...... Bernstein Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed OREGON RHODE ISLAND Galop ...... Shostakovich

Oregon State University Rhode Island College Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Carson-Newman College G. “Mancho” Gonzalez, conductor Rob Franzblau, conductor Wind Ensemble November 22, 2005 October 14, 2005 Marshall Forrester, conductor January 31, 2006 “Musical Treasures of the Band World” Prelude in Eb Minor, Op. 34, No. 14 ...Shostakovich Folk Dances ...... Shostakovich Rejouissance ...... Curnow A Festival Prelude ...... Reed Suite Frainçaise, Op. 248 ...... Milhaud Mountain Song ...... Sparke Courtly Airs and Dances ...... Nelson Kleine Dreigroschenmusik ...... Weill Ghost Train ...... Whitacre American Salute ...... Gould Myaku ...... Dzubay First Suite in Eb ...... Holst Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Funeral March In Memory of Richard Nordraak ...... Carson-Newman College ...... Grieg Symphonic Band Brass Choir with Percussion Rhode Island College Marshall Forrester, conductor Country Gardens ...... Grainger Wind Ensemble January 31, 2006 Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Rob Franzblau, conductor December 2, 2005 Matthew McCurry, Brandon Tilley, Tom Stites, Thomas Schow, guest conductors Oregon State University Angel Camp ...... Cushing Symphonic Wind Ensemble O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Echoes ...... Hazo G. “Mancho” Gonzalez, conductor The Angel of Fame ...... Weinstein Washington Post ...... Sousa Brad Townsend, guest conductor Ghost Train ...... Whitacre Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli March 2, 2006 Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams God of Our Fathers ...... Knox “Happy Anniversary” Rhode Island College Wind Ensemble Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Rob Franzblau, conductor Lee University Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger March 3, 2006 Wind Ensemble Horkstow Grange David R. Holsinger, conductor Norwegian Wood ...... Lennon/McCartney Hammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo ...... Holst Winona Gray Holsinger, assoc. conductor Variations on a Theme of Robert Schumann ....Jager Alchemy in Silent Spaces ...... Bryant October 17, 2005 Blackbird Lennon/McCartney ...... Berg Sila Shaman Jazz Trio Ave Verum Corpus ...... Mozart Mangulina ...... Basler Folk Dances ...... Shostakovich TENNESSEE Summer to Fall: A Love Song ...... Holsinger Overture for Winds, Op. 24 ...... Mendelssohn Carson-Newman College Foshay Tower Washington Memorial March ...Sousa Wind Ensemble Willamette University Symphony No. 3 ...... Giannini Marshall Forrester, conductor Wind Ensemble The Melody Shop ...... King October 2005 and University Band Timothy Robblee, conductor Sonata Pian e Forte ...... Gabrieli March 4, 2006 Lee University Czech Suite,Op. 39 ...... Dvorak/Sheen Wind Ensemble Sextet ...... Olsen University Band David R. Holsinger, conductor The Earle of Oxford’s Marche ...... Byrd Königsmarsch ...... Strauss/Barrett Winona Gray Holsinger, assoc. conductor March of the Belgian Paratroopers ...... Leemans Toledo ...... Carlson December 5, 2005 Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams Children’s March ...... Grainger Old Home Days ...... Ives March from “Symphonic Metamorphosis” ...... October 6, 2005 ...... Whitacre Wind Ensemble ...... Hindemith/Wilson William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob “Wachet auf”, Cantata 140 ...... Bach/Chiaffarelli Dusk ...... Bryant Symphonic Movement ...... Nelhybel George Washington Bridge ...... Schuman The White Rose (March) ...... Sousa Shortcut Home ...... Wilson East Wind ...... Smith March, Op. 99 ...... Prokofi ev/Yoder Scootin’ on Hardrock ...... Holsinger 17 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

Lee University Middle Tennessee State University The University of Memphis Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble David R. Holsinger, conductor Reed Thomas, conductor Kraig Alan Williams, conductor Winona Gray Holsinger, assoc. conductor December 2, 2005 Michael Beard, guest conductor March 30, 2006 December 1, 2005 Fanfare for Freedom ...... Gould Tennessee Music Educators Convention Hungarian Fantasy ...... Weber Spin Cycle ...... Lindroth Maya Stone, bassoon Octet ...... Beethoven Mangulina ...... Basler Hammersmith ...... Holst Michael Beard, conductor Bach’s Fugue ala Gigue ...... Holst Sinfonietta ...... Dahl The White Rose ...... Sousa The Passing Bell ...... Benson Who Puts their Trust in God Most Just ...Bach/Croft Middle Tennessee State University Blue Shades ...... Ticheli Athletic Festival March, Op. 69 ...... Prokofi ev Chamber Winds Symphonic Movement ...... Nelhybel Reed Thomas, conductor Danse Diabolique ...... Hellmesberger/Takahashi December 6, 2005 The University of Memphis Aria Cantabile ...... Ericksen Wind Ensemble Scootin’ on Hardrock ...... Holsinger Preludio and Fughetta, Op. 40, No. 1 ...... Pierne Kraig Alan Williams, conductor Serenade No. 2 ...... Sutermeister Nicholas V. Holland, III, guest conductor February 23, 2006 Lee University Wind Ensemble Middle Tennessee State University CBDNA Southern Regional Conference David R. Holsinger, conductor Wind Ensemble Winona Gray Holsinger, assoc. conductor Reed Thomas, conductor April 24, 2006 February 3, 2006 Profanation ...... Bernstein Colonial Song ...... Grainger Kirkpatrick Fanfare ...... Boysen, Jr. Music for Prague ...... Husa Nicholas V. Holland, III, conductor Lux Arumque ...... Whitacre Four Maryland Songs ...... Stamp Firecracker ...... Daugherty Danse Diabolique ...... Hellmesberger/Takahashi Christine Isley-Farmer, soprano Michelle Vigneau, oboe soloist Morning Star ...... Maslanka Jack Stamp, guest conductor Sonata (1938) ...... Hindemith/arr. Spede Who Puts their Trust in God Most Just ....Bach/Croft Piano Concerto No. 2 ...... Shostakovich/Thomas premiere performance Athletic Festival March, Op. 69 ...... Prokofi ev Sandra Arndt, piano Bum’s Rush ...... Grantham Bach’s Fugue ala Gigue ...... Holst American in Paris ...... Gershwin/Brubaker The Gallant Seventh ...... Sousa Middle Tennessee State University The University of Memphis Chamber Winds Wind Ensemble Reed Thomas, conductor Kraig Alan Williams, conductor Middle Tennessee State University February 17, 2006 Michael Beard, guest conductor Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds April 24, 2006 Reed Thomas, conductor A Quilting Bee ...... McAlister September 24, 2005 Little Symphony for Winds ...... Schubert Mother Earth Fanfare ...... Maslanka Octet ...... Stravinsky Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Karpathia ...... Ozdemir Petite Suite for Winds ...... Dubois Middle Tennessee State University Allen Rippe, saxophone Euphonium Concertino ...... Kaska Wind Ensemble premiere performance Adam Frey, euphonium Reed Thomas, conductor Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ...... premiere performance March 2, 2006 ...... Wagner/Bourgeois Americans We ...... Fillmore Michael Beard, guest conductor El Salon Mexico ...... Copland Dance Movements ...... Sparke And Can it Be ...... Gillingham Middle Tennessee State University Postcard ...... Ticheli Wind Ensemble March Op. 99 ...... Prokofi ev TEXAS Reed Thomas, conductor October 13, 2005 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Middle Tennessee State University Chamber Winds Symphony in B-fl at ...... Hindemith Wind Ensemble Stephen Crawford, conductor Nine Greek Dances ...... Skalkottas Reed Thomas, conductor Frank Allbright, oboe Galop ...... Bird April 13, 2006 November 15, 2005

Concertierto e Aranjuez ...... Rodrigo March ...... Milhaud Middle Tennessee State University Bill Yelverton, guitar Overture for Winds ...... Catel Chamber Winds Enigma Variations ...... Elgar Concertino for Solo Oboe ...... von Weber Reed Thomas, conductor Ballet of Mythological Beings ...... Fisher Sinfonia in G minor ...... Donizetti October 21, 2005 premiere performance Serenade No. 11 in E-fl at ...... Mozart Chanson et Danses ...... D’Indy Middle Tennessee State University Octet, Op. 216 ...... Reinecke Chamber Winds Reed Thomas, conductor April 21, 2006

Sonata Octavi Toni ...... Gabrieli Tema con Variazioni ...... Weber Countryman’s Flock (Premier) ...... Bradshaw Six Waltzes ...... Weber Octet ...... Beethoven 18 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SRPING 2006

University of Mary Hardin-Baylor The University of Texas at El Paso Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band WASHINGTON Stephen Crawford, conductor Curtis Tredway, conductor Central Washington University Deborah Scharf, horn The University of Texas at El Paso Symphonic Band/Concert Band April 7, 2006 Wind Symphony Ron Hufstader, conductor Mark Babbitt, conductor November 29, 2005 The Pioneers ...... Sparke February 9, 2006 Angel Band ...... Hartley Concert Band Night Dances ...... Yurko Symphonic Band Pas Redouble ...... Saint-Saens Concerto No. 2 for Horn ...... Mozart The Klaxon ...... Fillmore Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed Canzon in Echo ...... Gabrieli/Garofalo Rejouissance ...... Curnow Phil Dean, conductor Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Ticheli Folk Dance ...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” ...... Williams O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Pageant ...... Persichetti Wind Symphony Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Symphonic Band Psalm for Band ...... Persichetti Ride ...... Hazo Antiphony for Winds ...... Kechley University of Texas Arlington Huntingtower ...... Respighi/Cesarini Phil Dean, conductor Wind Ensemble Profanation from Jeremiah, Symphony No.1 Elegy for a Young American ...... Lo Presti Douglas Stotter, conductor ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto Liturgical Dances ...... Holsinger March 7, 2006

Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams The University of Texas at El Paso Central Washington University Suite in E-fl at ...... Holst Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble Trauersinfonie ...... Wagner Ron Hufstader, conductor Larry Gookin, conductor Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger March 23, 2006 December 1, 2005 Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer In Memoriam Warren Benson, David Diamond Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Michael Lewis, conductor University of Texas Arlington Fredrick Fennell, Alfred Reed Laudamus Te ...... Maslanka Wind Ensemble The Solitary Dancer ...... Benson Douglas Stotter, conductor Americans We ...... Fillmore Symphony in B-Flat ...... Hindemith April 13, 2006 Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams Armenian Dances ...... Reed Fanfare Walters The Passing Bell ...... Benson premiere performance Heart’s Music ...... Diamond The Hounds of Spring ...... Reed Symphony #3 ...... Reed Gonzaga University Divertimento ...... Husa/Boyd Wind Ensemble Sanctuary ...... Ticheli Robert Spittal, conductor Red Cape Tango ...... Daugherty VIRGINIA March 9, 2006 Dance Suedoise ...... Gouvy The University of Texas at El Paso Longwood University “Aubade” from Consort for Ten Winds ...... Spittal Wind Symphony Wind Symphony “Furiant” from the Czech Suite ...... Dvorak/Greene Ron Hufstader, conductor Gordon Ring, Conductor Ave Maria ...... Bielbl/Cameron October 12, 2005 October 27, 2005 Children’s March ...... Grainger Elegy and Affi rmation ...... Stamp Sun Dance ...... Ticheli Tempered Steel ...... Young Ghost Train Tryptych ...... Whitacre Greek Folk Song Suite ...... Cesarini English Folk Song Suite ...... Vaughan Williams Little English Girl ...... Delle Cese Tuba Concerto ...... Gregson Second Suite in F ...... Holst Christopher Gassler, bass trombone University of Puget Sound Bandancing ...... Stamp Symphony No. 2 ...... Ring Wind Ensemble The Klaxon ...... Fillmore Robert Taylor, conductor October 21, 2005 The University of Texas at El Paso Wind Symphony Radford University “British Invasion” Ron Hufstader, conductor Wind Ensemble November 22, 2005 Mark Camphouse, conductor Triphonic Fanfare ...... Cable March 1, 2006 Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Jacob Festival Overture ...... Buck Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!! ...... Hultgren Festival Variations ...... Smith Commando March ...... Barber Mannin Veen “Dear Isle of Man” ...... Wood O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Old Churches ...... Colgrass Ye Banks and Braes O? Bonnie Doon ...... Grainger Alfalfa Club March ...... Howard In The Shadow Of Pines ...... Boothe Children’s March ...... Grainger Early Light ...... Bremer Blue Shades ...... Ticheli Malcom Arnold Suite Variants on a Medieval Tune ...... Dello Joio Yankee Doodlin’ ...... Parker ...... Arnold/Paynter/Marciniak/Johnstone I. Pesante from Four Scottish Dances II. Sarabande from Solitaire Radford University III. Vivace from Four Scottish Dances Concert Band IV. Andantino from Four Cornish Dances William Molineaux, graduate conductor V. Vivace from English Dances, Set 1 March 1, 2006

Visions of Flight ...... Sheldon Sleep Whitacre Sang! ...... Wilson Festive Dances ...... Thurston Peacemaker March ...... King 19 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

University of Puget Sound University of Washington University of Washington University Band and Wind Ensemble Campus Band Wind Ensemble Robert Taylor, conductor November 29, 2005 Timothy O. Salzman, conductor December 2, 2005 March 7, 2006 The Florentiner ...... Fucik “Ye Olde Concert” Laura Stambaugh, conductor “Continental Divide” At Morning’s First Light ...... Gillingham University Band Thomas Slabaugh II, conductor Hemispheres ...... Turrin Morning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice ....Nelson Hermes---Swift of Motion ...... Forte Concerto for Two Continents ...... Tcherepnin Prelude and Fugue in G Minor .....Bach/Moehlmann Margaret Young-Weitzel, conductor Jacob Winkler, synthesizer Scenes from “The Louvre” ...... Dello Joio Rhapsodie for Viola and Wind Orchestra ... Francaix Melia Watras, viola Wind Ensemble University of Washington Canzona ...... Mennin Concert Band Variations on “My young life has ended” November 29, 2005 University of Washington ...... Sweelinck/Ricker Concert Band Red Cape Tango ...... Daugherty/Spede Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams March 7, 2006 Homage to Pérotin from Medieval Suite ...... Nelson Scott Fry, conductor Lux Aurumque ...... Whitacre Africa-Ceremony, Song, and Ritual ...... Smith Paul Bain, conductor Nseobong E. Ekpo, conductor University of Puget Sound Othello ...... Reed Suite Provencale ...... Van der Roost Wind Ensemble Nse E. Ekpo, conductor Paul Bain, conductor Robert Taylor, conductor March 9, 2006 UW Band Festival Concerts University of Washington “American Perspectives I: February 6 and February 7, 2006 Campus Band An Experiment in ‘Modern’ Music” March 7, 2006 Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman ...... Tower Just a Closer Walk With Thee ...... arr. Gillis Maggii Young-Weitzel, conductor By the Light of the Polar Star ...... Sousa Brass Quintet Adagio from Serenade K.361 ...... Mozart Maggii Young-Weitzel, conductor Second Prelude ...... Gershwin/Krance Gary Hill, conductor English Dances, Set 1 ...... Arnold Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin Australian Fantasia ...... Stanhope Laura Stambaugh, conductor Duane Hulbert, piano I. Sydney Harbour Dance of the New World ...... Wilson Marcellus Brown, conductor Just a Closer Walk With Thee ...... arr. Simon Concerto for Trombone and Band ...... Ewazen University of Washington Men’s Choir Philip Brown, UW student soloist Symphonic Band October ...... Whitacre Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud J. Brad McDavid, conductor Just a Closer Walk With Thee ...... arr. Sander Frank Battisti, honor band conductor Blue Shades ...... Ticheli Bali Colgrass Thomas Slabaugh II, conductor University of Washington Ping, Pang, Pong ...... Puckett University of Puget Sound Symphonic Band University Band and Wind Ensemble Dr. Brad McDavid, conductor Robert Taylor, conductor February 16, 2006 Western Washington University April 21, 2006 Wind Symphony “Colors and Contours” Scott L. Taube, conductor “American Perspectives II” November 17, 2005 Purple Carnival ...... Alford University Band Colours ...... Cichy Fanfare: Sinfonia ...... Stamp Americans We ...... Fillmore Van Gogh Portraits ...... Forte Paegent ...... Persichetti Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Alex Trevino, conductor Propagula ...... Linn Rickey Badua, conductor Alleluia Laudamus Te ...... Reed Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli In memory of Alfred Reed Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” ...... Williams University of Washington Apocalyptic Dreams ...... Gillingham Campus Band Wind Ensemble February 16, 2006 Variations on America ...... Ives Western Washington University O Magnum Mysterium ...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Themes from Green Bushes ...... Grainger Wind Symphony Profanation from the Jeremiah Symphony Joel Heredia, conductor Scott L. Taube, conductor ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto The Purple Twilight ...... Longfi eld December 2, 2005 Thomas Slabaugh II, conductor Samuel Adler University of Washington “Composer-in-Residence” Wind Ensemble Timothy Salzman, conductor University of Washington Overture to Pygmalion ...... Adler November 29, 2005 Concert Band Southwestern Sketches ...... Adler

“Lights, Camera and Action” Fanfare for a Golden Sky ...... Boerma Nseobong E. Ekpo, conductor Walking Tune ...... Grainger Walls of Zion ...... Danner Recoil ...... Schwantner Scott Fry, conductor Holy Roller ...... Larsen Color ...... Margolis Barbara Larson, alto saxophone Paul Bain, conductor Bang! ...... Kechly 20 - PROGRAMS STATE BY STATE SPRING 2006

Western Washington University Lawrence University University of Saskatchewan Wind Symphony Symphonic Band Wind Orchestra Scott L. Taube, conductor Andrew Mast, conductor Post-Texas Tour Concert February 3, 2006 February 25, 2006 Glen Gillis, conductor March 17, 2006 “American Icons” Short Essay...... Cross Soliloquy and Dance ...... Niblock Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams Esprit de Corps ...... Jager Suite Française ...... Milhaud Thecla Anderson, graduate conductor A Movement for Rosa ...... Camphouse The Chosen Place ...... Sturm Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band ...... Lincoln Portrait ...... Copland ...... Husa Slava ...... Bernstein Kimberly Allan, alto saxophone A Study of: The Colours and Contrasts of Grief ...... CANADA ...... Suchan Western Washington University Concert March ...... Kaplan University of Saskatchewan Wind Symphony Romantic Variations ...... Calvert Wind Orchestra Scott L. Taube, conductor Concertino for Brass Quintet and Symphonic Ban UNIFEST Grand Awards Concert March 8, 2006 ...... Cheethan Glen Gillis, conductor Daniel Funk trumpet November 19, 2005 “The Music of David Maslanka” Natalie DeJong, trumpet Arlene Shiplett, French horn One Hundred Years of Fanfares ...... Raum Mother Earth ...... Maslanka Shaun Bzdel, trombone Exultate ...... Hazo Hell’s Gate ...... Maslanka Michael Raney, tuba Faustbuch ...... Raum Symphony No.4 ...... Maslanka Lux Aurumque ...... Whitacre John Griffi ths, tuba Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song ...... Hazo Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Stampede ...... Bryant WISCONSIN University of Saskatchewan Lawrence University Wind Orchestra Wind Ensemble Fall Home Coming Concert Symphonic Band Glen Gillis, conductor Andrew Mast, conductor November 25, 2005 October 22, 2005 Overture ...... Kulesha Symphonic Band Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Kirkpatrick Fanfare ...... Boysen. In Memoriam ...... Reed Ave Maria ...... Biebl/Cameron Thecla Anderson, graduate conductor Orient et Occident ...... Saint-Saens Exultate ...... Hazo One Hundred Years of Fanfares ...... Raum CBDNA Wind Ensemble Pageant ...... Persichetti NATIONAL Éljen a Magyár ...... J. Strauss/Lubaroff Marvin Eckroth, guest conductor My Robin is to the Greenwood Gone Grainger/Sturm Sleep ...... Whitacre CONFERENCE Harrison’s Dream ...... Graham Tom Staples, guest conductor Apollo Unleashed, from Symphony No. 2 ..... Ticheli Marche Lorraine ...... Ganne Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger MARCH 28-31, 2007

Lawrence University Wind Ensemble University of Saskatchewan UNIVERSITY Symphonic Band Wind Orchestra OF MICHIGAN Andrew Mast, conductor University of North Texas Concert Samuel Adler, guest composer and conductor Glen Gillis, conductor November 19, 2005 February 14, 2006 ANN ARBOR, MI Symphonic Band One Hundred Years of Fanfares ...... Raum Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band ...... A Little Night and Day Music ...... Adler ...... Husa Samuel Adler, guest conductor Kimberly Allan, saxophone Tunbridge Fair ...... Piston Romantic Variations ...... Calvert Stampede ...... Bryant Wind Ensemble Dennis Fisher, conductor Southwestern Sketches ...... Adler Exultate ...... Hazo Samuel Adler, guest conductor To Celebrate a Miracle ...... Adler Pygmalion ...... Adler

Lawrence University Wind Ensemble Andrew Mast, conductor February 3, 2006

Octet ...... Beethoven Introduction, Theme and Variations ...... Rossini Fan Lei, clarinet Hammersmith ...... Holst Power of Rome and the Christian Heart ..... Grainger Kathrine Handford, organ Ra! ...... Dzubay 21 - BUSINESS SPRING 2006

COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING DECEMBER 16, 2005 HILTON HOTEL – CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

NATIONAL SECRETARY-FINANCIAL REPORT

I ACCOUNT 0440008944, BANK ONE – AUSTIN

1912 10/6 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1913 11/14 Charles Peltz (ASCAP Prize Travel) 198.00 1914 11/14 EAM (member services) 749.08 1915 11/14 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1916 12/1 Lawrence Hoffman (web site design) 10,800.00 1917 12/1 New York University (national conference) 3,301.00 1918 12/1 Treasurer Offi ce Operations 1,800.00 1919 12/1 EAM (member services) 557.00 1920 12/1 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1921 12/1 Dream Host (web site) 119.40 1922 12/2 Yotam Haber (ASCAP Prize) 5,000.00 1923 12/10 Lincoln Center (national conference) 5,728.00 1924 Void 1925 1/5 Lawrence Hoffman (web site design) 1,780.00 1926 1/5 EAM (member services) 250.76 1927 Void 1928 1/11 Richard Grunow (national conference) 650.00 1929 1/11 Ronald Holz (national conference) 750.00 1930 1/11 George Foreman (national conference) 750.00 1931 1/11 Paul Bryan (national conference) 750.00 1932 Void 1933 1/11 John Graziano (national conference) 250.00 1934 1/11 Tim Brooks (national conference) 250.00 1935 1/11 CBDNA (national conference) 700.00 1936 1/11 Minute Man Press (printing) 88.62 1937 1/11 Hunter College (national conference) 1,379.75 1938 1/11 Hunter College (national conference) 162.00 1939 1/11 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1940 1/11 Richard Floyd (secretary offi ce operations) 600.00 1941 1/27 Minuteman Press (printing) 144.89 1942 2/5 Lincoln Center (national conference) 210.00 1943 2/5 EAM (member services) 656.01 1944 2/5 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1945 2/23 Richard Floyd (reimbursement for Chicago meetings) 998.93 1946 2/23 Longhorn Trophy (president’s plaque) 98.76 1947 2/23 Bank One – Cashier’s Check (national conference) 42,694.00 1948 2/23 Larry Livingston – ISCB (national conference) 3,000.00 1949 Void 1950 2/23 Cathy Bededict (national conference) 200.00 1951 2/23 Randall Allsop (national conference) 200.00 1952 2/23 John Rockwell (national conference) 200.00 1953 2/23 Anne Midgette $200 (national conference) Void – Did Not Clear 1954 2/23 Ken Lefave (national conference) 200.00 1955 2/23 Gary Snowden (national conference) 200.00 1957 2/23 Gary Marcus (national conference) 200.00 1958 2/23 Judith Becker (national conference) 200.00 1959 2/23 Petr Janata (national conference) 200.00 1960 2/23 Bruce Adolph (national conference) 200.00 1961 2/23 Laura Weidman (national conference) 500.00 1963 3/7 EAM (member services) 257.51 1964 3/7 Creative Marketing Solutions (Husa Award) 675.00 1965 3/7 Judith Becker (national conference) 290.70 1966 3/7 Petr Janata (national conference) 560.80 1967 3/7 U. of Wisconsin – Milwaukee (young band composition contest) 499.18 1968 Void 1969 3/7 New York University (national conference) 292.48 1970 3/16 Richard Floyd – NYC meals/meetings (national conference) 413.53 1971 3/16 Richard Floyd – Liability Insurance (national conference) 475.00 1972 3/16 Richard Floyd – CMS List (young band composition contest) 322.35 1973 Void 1974 3/16 Richard Floyd – Secretary Offi ce Operations – (NYC travel) 668.70 1975 3/16 ASCAP - (national conference) 225.00 1976 5/2 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 22 - BUSINESS SPRING 2006

1977 5/2 EAM (member services) 825.14 1978 5/2 Minuteman Press (printing – elections) 180.00 1979 6/1 EAM (member services) 5.82 1980 6/1 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1981 6/1 Tim Reynish (national conference) 850.00 1982 6/9 Chris Adams CPA – (tax return) 625.00 1983 6/9 EAM (member services) 137.87 1984 6/9 Richard Floyd (U. of Colorado Conducting Symposium) 1,000.00 1985 6/9 Craig Kirchhoff (U. of Colorado Conducting Symposium) 1,000.00 1986 Void 1987 6/9 H. Robert Reynolds (U. of Colorado Conducting Symposium) 1,000.00 1988 6/28 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1989 6/28 Patty Esfandiari (clerical – replace check) 50.00 1990 8/2 Apple Store (computer) 1,276.95 1991 8/10 EAM (member services) 24.92 1992 8/11 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 1993 9/21 U. of Texas Bands – reimburse inst. rental (national conference) 654.00 1994 9/21 Patty Esfandiari (clerical 50.00 1995 9/21 EAM (member services) 54.12 1996 9/21 Minuteman Press (printing) 251.23 1997 9/21 EAM (member services) 118.84

TOTAL 100,350.34

SUMMARY Checking Account Balance 9/30/04 31,111.37 Total Deposits 10/1/04 – 9/30/05 141,393.14 Interest 10/1/04 – 9/30/05 82.58 Royalty from Gordon Jacob Project 0.00 Credit for duplicate check 210.00 Total Disbursements 10/1/03– 9/30/03 (100,350.34) Checking Balance 9/30/05 72,446.75

II Dreyfus Liquid Assets, Inc. 039 03227479-7

Balance 10/1/04 14,253.68 Interest 10/1/04 – 9/30/05 296.10 Balance 9/30/05 14,549.78

III. Total Operating Account Assets 86,996.53

Richard L. Floyd, National Secretary COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 23 - BUSINESS SPRING 2006

2003-2004 SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES

OCTOBER 1, 2003 – SEPTEMBER 30, 2004

INCOME

ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP DUES 43,020.00 RETIRED MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,620.00 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP DUES 6,000.00 MUSIC INDUSTRY MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,200.00 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,980.00 INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP DUES 2,025.00 LIFE MEMBERSHIP DUES 300.00 LABELS 750.00 JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS 0.00 WARNER BROS. ROYALTIES 220.20 GORDON JACOB ROYALTIES 0.00 CARNEGIE HALL RENTAL FROM UNIVERSITIES 70,739.99 MISC. INCOME (Lap Top Reimbursement) 1,276.95 COMMISSION REIMBURSEMENT 12,471.00 INTEREST 378.68

TOTAL INCOME 141,981.82

EXPENSES

POSTAGE (not including publications and dues notices) 0.00 PRINTING (not including JOURNAL and REPORT) 664.74 MEMBER SERVICES 3,637.07 TRAVEL 0.00 CBDNA REPORT 0.00 WEB SITE 12,699.40 SECRETARY OFFICE 1,818.70 TREASURER OFFICE 1,800.00 CHICAGO MEETINGS 998.93 DIVISION REBATES 0.00 PRESIDENT’S FUND 0.00 PROJECTS (commissions, composition competition) 6,019.53 DIRECTORY 0.00 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 67,036.26 CONDUCTING SYMPOSIUM 3,000.00 LONG RANGE PLANNING SESSION 0.00 MISC EXPENSES (CPA, dues refunds, etc.) 2,675.71

TOTAL EXPENSES 100,350.34