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Sound the Bells! John Williams Boston University Wind Ensemble Sound The Bells! John Williams Piccolo – Natalie Van Slyke Flute 1 –Scott Archer Fr Horn 1 – Graham Thompson Flute 2 –Qihui Ouyang Fr Hn 2 – Rebecca Barron Fr Horn 3 –Joseph Scriva Fr Horn 4 – Hanan Rahman Oboe 1 –Sara Simpson Oboe 2 – Ashley Perry Clarinet 1-Chengyi Xing Clarinet 1 – Shanon Rubin Trombone 1 – Matt Grey Clarinet 2 – Katharine Hurd Trombone 2 – Byul Yoo Clarinet 2-Xuefei Cheng Bass Trombone – Levi Schmitt Clarinet 3 –Tiffany Ye Clarinet 3 – Conor McCracken-Flesher Bass Clarinet –Nicole Machado Euphonium – Lauren Casey-Clyde Euphonium – Jobey Wilson Bassoon 1 –Dana Zareski Tuba – Steve Fulginiti Bassoon 2-Sydney Neugebauer Tuba – Eric Goode Alto Sax 1 –Jason Saetta Harp – Szu-Ning Tai Alto Sax 2 –Ronghao Zou String Bass - Christian Gray Tenor Sax –Lannah Fitzgerald Piano - Younggyo Lee Bari Sax –Zequing Chen Trumpet 1 –Emily Languedoc Timpani – Seo-young Lee Trumpet 2 –Kayleigh Neff Perc 1 – Chang Chun Tsai Trumpet 3 –Kathryn Raney - Mattijs van Maaren Trumpet 4 –Janet Christensen – Caitlin Cawley - Nicholas Samuel - Jordan Carter - Carley Yanuck Lux Aurumque Eric Whitacre Flute 1 – Benjamin Stern Flute 2 - Natalie Van Slyke Fr Horn 1 – Brianna Kirkland Flute 3 – Qihui Ouyang Fr Hn 2 – Ye Feng Flute 4- Yeji Oh Fr Horn 3 – Hanan Rahman Fr Horn 4 – Sitao Yang Oboe 1 – Sara Simpson Oboe 2 – Ashley Perry Clarinet 1 – Shanon Rubin Trombone 1 – Byul Yoo Clarinet 2 – Tiffany Ye Trombone 2 – Spencer Chapman Clarinet 3- Conor McCracken-Flesher Bass Trombone – Zachary Haas Bass Clarinet – Nicole Machado Euphonium – Lauren Casey-Clyde Bassoon 1 –Sydney Neugebauer Tuba – Zachary Larson Bassoon 2-Dana Zareski Alto Sax 1 –Chris Forbes Alto Sax 2 –Ronghao Zou Tenor Sax –Lannah Fitzgerald Bari Sax –Zequing Chen Trumpet 1 – Aaron Scoccia Trumpet 2 –Janet Christensen Trumpet 3 –Josh Kanaga Trumpet 4 –Zoe Ronen Excursions for Trumpet and Band Bruce Broughton Piccolo – Areum Seo Flute 1 –Colleen McElroy Fr Horn 1 – Rebecca Barron Flute 2 –Benjamin Stern Fr Hn 2 – Yuan Tian Fr Horn 3 – Joseph Scriva Oboe 1 –Jessica Warren Fr Horn 4 – Graham Thompson Oboe 2 – Erin Shyr English Horn – Jared Chapman Eb Clarinet – Tanya Mewongukote Clarinet 1- Chengyi Xing Clarinet 1 – Tiffany Ye Trombone 1 – Elisabeth Shafer Clarinet 2 – Shanon Rubin Trombone 2 – Jacqueline Dreher Clarinet 2-Xuefei Cheng Trombone 3 – Spencer Chapman Clarinet 3 – Nicole Machado Trombone 4 – Levi Schmitt Clarinet 3 – Conor McCracken-Flesher Bass Clarinet – Katharine Hurd Euphonium – Lauren Casey-Clyde Euphonium – Matt Grey Bassoon 1 –Daniel Snedeker Tuba – Kyung Seok Yu Bassoon 2- Jay Rauch Tuba – Zachary Larson Alto Sax 1 –Sean Mix Harp – Szu-Ning Tai Alto Sax 2 – Savannah Holmes-Farley String Bass - Christian Gray Tenor Sax –Cara Kinney Piano – Younggyo Lee Bari Sax –Kangyi Liu Trumpet 1 – Cole Merricks Timpani – Caitlin Cawley Trumpet 2 – Aaron Scoccia Perc. 1 – Seo-young Lee Trumpet 3 –Zoe Ronen - Chang Chun Tsai Trumpet 4 –Josh Kanaga - Nicholas Samuel - Jordan Carter - Mattijs van Maaren Blue Shades Frank Ticheli Piccolo – Jiatong Ma Flute 1 –Scott Archer Fr Horn 1 – Nate Klause Flute 1 –Jessie Wang Fr Hn 2 – Brianna Kirkland Flute 2 –Benjamin Stern Fr Horn 3 – Yuan Tian Flute 2 – Qihiu Ouyang Oboe 1 –Jared Chapman Fr Horn 4 – Ye Feng Oboe 2 – Ashley Perry Clarinet 1-Jennifer Dashnaw Clarinet 1 –Chengyi Xing Trombone 1 – Alexander Knutrud Clarinet 2-Tiffany Ye Clarinet 2-Shanon Rubin Trombone 2 – Spencer Chapman Clarinet 3 –Nicole Machado Trombone 3 – Zachary Haas Clarinet 3 – Xuefei Cheng Bass Clarinet –Katharine Hurd Euphonium – Lauren Casey-Clyde Euphonium – Jobey Wilson Bassoon 1 –Jay Rauch Tuba – Steven Fulginiti Bassoon 2-Dana Zareski Tuba – Eric Goode Alto Sax 1 –Jason Saetta Alto Sax 2 –Savannah Holmes-Farley Tenor Sax –Cara Kinney Bari Sax –Jesse Colford Trumpet 1 –Cole Merricks Timpani – Chang Chun Tsai Trumpet 2 –Kathryn Raney Perc 1 – Carley Yanuck Trumpet 3 –Aaron Scoccia - Jordan Carter - Mattijs van Maaren Symphony for Brass and Percussion Gunther Schuller Trumpet 1 -1 –JingYuan Wang Trumpet 2-1- Jonathan Escure Trumpet 1 - 2 –Cole Merricks Trumpet2-2- Emily Languedoc Trumpet 1 - 3 –Kathryn Raney Trumpet 2 -3- Aaron Scoccia Fr. Horn 1 –Hui-Yi Lee Fr. Horn 2 –Mackenzie Newell Fr. Horn 3 –Rebecca Barron Fr. Horn 4 –Nate Klause Trombone 1 –Elisabeth Shafer Timpani – Carley Yanuck Trombone 2 –Alexander Knutrud Percussion – Caitlin Cawley Trombone 3 – Ryan Bisson Euphonium – Lauren Casey-Clyde Tuba 1 – Jobey Wilson Tuba 2 – Kyung Seok Yu Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Piccolo 1/fl.-Haley Miller Fr Horn 1 – Mackenzie Newell Piccolo2/fl. –Natalie Van Slyke Fr Horn 2 – Joseph Scriva Flute 1- Jiatong Ma Flute 2 –Jessie Wang Fr Horn 3 – Hanan Rahman Oboe 1 –Erin Shyr Fr Horn 4 – Sitao Yang Oboe 2 - Sara Simpson English Horn –Anna Bradford Eb Clarinet – Tiffany Ye Clarinet 1- Tanya Mewongukote Clarinet 1 – Chengyi Xing Tromb 1 – Matt Grey Clarinet 2 - Nicole Machado Trombone 2 – Jacqueline Dreher Clarinet 2- Xuefei Cheng Trombone 3 – Byul Yoo Clarinet 3 – Shanon Rubin Bass Trombone – Zachary Haas Clarinet 3 – Conor McCracken-Flesher Euphonium – Lauren Casey-Clyde Bass Clarinet - Katharine Hurd Euphonium – Jobey Wilson Bassoon 1 –Daniel Beilman Tuba – Eric Goode Bassoon 2-Sydney Neugebauer Tuba – Zachary Larson Contra Bassoon – Kevin Grainger String Bass - Christian Gray Alto Sax 1 –Chris Forbes Alto Sax 2 –Zhaoyu Lei Tenor Sax –Lannah Fitzgerald Timpani – Mattijs van Maaren Bari Sax –Jesse Colford Cornet 1 – Kathryn Raney Perc. 1 – Nicholas Samuel Cornet 2 – Janet Christensen - Seo-young Lee Cornet 3 – Josh Kanaga - Jordan Carter Trumpet 1 – Jonathan Escure - Chang Chun Tsai Trumpet 2 – Emily Languedoc - Carley Yanuck Trumpet 3 –Zoe Ronen - Caitlin Cawley Trumpet 4 – Kayleigh Neff .
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