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The Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony Live! on Air The Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College presents The Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony Live! On Air Friday, February 16, 2018 8:00 PM Majestic Theater Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Wind Symphony: Live! On Air produced in partnership with WZBT 91.1FM, the non‐commercial radio station The Sunderman Conservatory 8:00pm | Friday, February 16, 2018 Now and Today Radioactive .......................................................................................................... arr. Paul Murtha Imagine Dragons (words/music by Daniel Reynolds, Benjamin McKee, Daniel Sermon, Alexander Grant, and Josh Mosser) Disco Forever Dance Fever .................................................................................................... arr. Michael Brown Reunited by Peaches and Herb (words/music by Dino Fekaris and Freddie Perren) You Should Be Dancing by The Bee Gees from Saturday Night Fever (words/music by Barry Gibb, Robin, Gibb, and Maurice Gibb) Boogie Fever by The Sylvers (words/music by Freddie Perren and Kenneth St. Lewis) That’s the Way (I Like) It by KC and the Sunshine Band (words/music by Harry Casey and Richard Finch) Y.M.C.A. by Village People (words/music by Jacques Morall, Henri Belolo, and Victor Wills) 80’s Flashback Livin’ on a Prayer ............................................................................................... arr. Paul Murtha Bon Jovi (words/music by Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, and Desmond Child) Classical Octet in E‐flat Major, Op. 103 ....................................... Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) III. Minuet and Trio Sunderman Chamber Winds Classic Rock Led Zeppelin On Tour ................................................................................... arr. Patrick Roszell Rock and Roll (words/music by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham) Immigrant Song (words/music by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant) Black Dog (words/music by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones) Kashmir (words/music by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Bonham) Stairway to Heaven (words/music by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant) Wind Symphony: Majestic Theater | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 70’s Superstars Stevie Wonder in Concert ................................................................................. arr. Paul Murtha Sir Duke (words/music by Stevie Wonder) You Are the Sunshine of My Life (words/music by Stevie Wonder) I Wish (words/music by Stevie Wonder) Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I’m Yours (words/music by Stevie Wonder, Syreeta Wright, Lee Garrett, and Lula Mae Hardaway) Jazz Journey Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes) .............................................................. arr. Alfred Reed (words/music by Joseph Kosma, Johnny Mercer, and Jacques Prevert) Now and Today Shape of You ..................................................................................................... arr. Matt Conway Ed Sheeran (words/music by Ed Sheeran, Kevin Briggs, Kandi Burruss, Tameka Cottle, Steve Mac, and Johnny McDaid) 60’s Revolution Can’t Buy Me Love: The Beatles Medley ........................................................ arr. Paul Murtha Here Comes the Sun (words/music by George Harrison) In My Life (words/music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney) Can’t Buy Me Love (words/music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney) 90’s Garage Grunge Smells Like Teen Spirit .............................................. arr. Tom Wallace and Tony McCutchen Nirvana (words/music by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl) This concert benefits the VH1 Save the Music Foundation® and will help fund the purchase of instruments for music education programs in need. Concert Creative Team Executive Producers ................................ Bethany Frankel and Russell McCutcheon Associate Producer ...........................................................................Melanie Greenberg Audio Production ............................. Doug Kowalewski, Skyler Ehly, Karl Segletes, and Russell McCutcheon Writers .............................. Hannah Harder, Diego Rocha, Brandon Hall, Maci Mark Assistant Editors .......................... Rachel Loney, Lani Deatherage, Sofia Mouritsen, Matthew Torrence, and Tanner Williams Sunderman Stories Producer .............................................................. Ivy‐Rose Kramer Sunderman Stories Contributors ....... Brooke Maskin, Rose Martus, Rebecca Hotz, Jeremy Porter, and Zachary Rhodes Music Programming ............................... Patrick Peters, Marc Tessier, Rebecca Hotz, Tess Fernald, Olivia Higgins, Kim McCaskey, Meg Zierold, Emma Schilling, Mike Karchner, Gyasu Bajracharya, Abel Rose, Jenna Pavis, and Maya Johnson Voiceover Artists .............. Will Morris, Rose Martus, Brooke Maskin, Tess Fernald, Ben Fruchtl, Karl Segletes, Kayl Murdough, Jared Barna, Carolyn Hauk, Sofia Mouritsen, Tom Crafa, Abel Rose, Barbara Benowitz, Rebecca Hotz, Lindsey Paszczuk, and Russell McCutcheon Poster Design .......................................................................................... Caroline Valenti Publicity ................................................................................................... Bethany Frankel School Liaisons ............................................................... Jasmin Eddy, Brooke Maskin, Caroline Greiner, and Ben Fruchtl Special thanks to the team at WZBT 91.1FM; Cary Burkett, WITF; Flo Rida; and all the student musicians of the Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony. Russell McCutcheon, Conductor Russell McCutcheon started in radio doing nights and weekends at GC‐101 “The Best Variety of Country” (WYGC) in Gainesville, Florida in 1993. He was a regular guest host of the Friday “All Request Drive Home” on GC‐101 and voiced many commercials for area merchants. Over a period of years, he was heard on the air at 100,000 watt KTK 98.5 “The Best of the 70’s, 80’s, and Today” (WKTK) where he was an announcer (disc jockey) and local producer of the national nightly call‐in request show “Delilah After Dark” as well as “The Sky” 97.3FM NewsTalk (WSKY), where he served as a producer of the Joe Young show and the morning news block. He remains active in voice production, most recently voicing the Gettysburg College Athletic Hall of Honor video series for Gettysburg College’s O&B Club. Russell McCutcheon is the Director of Bands and Associate Conservatory Director in the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania where he conducts the Wind Symphony, Sunderman Conservatory Symphony Band, and the Sunderman Chamber Winds. In 2016, McCutcheon was named an American Prize Finalist in the Conducting: University and College Bands Division of The American Prize national non‐ profit competitions in the performing arts. Dr. McCutcheon is the founding conductor of the Atlantic Chamber Winds and is the Conductor and Musical Director of the Pennsylvania Lions All‐State Band. Wind Symphony Personnel Piccolo Maya Johnson `21 Macungie, PA Music Flute Barbara Benowitz `20 Bethesda, MD Music & Psychology Tess Fernald `20 P Lancaster, PA Music Rose Martus ʹ19 P West Milford, NJ Music & Math Oboe Francis Diederich `18 Middletown, MD Japanese Studies Hannah Harder `18 P Winston‐Salem, NC Anthropology & Music Kim McCaskey `20 Mount Joy, PA Music & Chemistry Lindsey Paszczuk ʹ19 Berlin, CT Music & Health Sciences Clarinet Jasmin Eddy P`19 Windham, ME Music Education Ben Fruchtl `20 Kempton, PA Music Education Caroline Greiner `20 Pittsburgh, PA Organizational and Management Studies Carolyn Hauk `21 Barrington, IL History Rachel Loney `20 Wilmington, DE Biology Brooke Maskin `20 Ridgewood, NJ Music Education Emma Schilling `21 West Chester, PA English Caroline Valenti ʹ18 New Fairfield, CT Music & Economics Megan Zierold ʹ20 Hillsborough, NJ Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Bass Clarinet Kayl Murdough `21 Hopkinton, NH Computer Science Bassoon Rebecca Hotz `21 P ‡ Lee, NH Music Matt Torrence `21 Ocean City, NJ Mathematics Alto Saxophone Jenna Pavis `21 P North Yarmouth, ME Music Brian Ruether ʹ19 Newark, DE Music & Biology Tenor Saxophone Doug Kowalewski ʹ18 Crucible, PA Psychology & History Baritone Saxophone Will Morris `18 Carlisle, PA Physics & Music Trumpet Thomas Crafa `20 Garden City, NY Music & Political Science Michael Karchner `19 Collegeville, PA Biology Sofia Mouritsen `20 Waxhaw, NC Political Science Patrick Peters `20 P Florham Park, NJ Music Otis Pierce ʹ20 State College, PA Music Tanner Williams `21 York, PA Economics Horn Kyra Buettner `21 Elizabethtown, PA Health Sciences Logan Henley `21 West Orange, NJ Economics Ivy‐Rose Kramer ‘18 Bloomsburg, PA Music & English Jeremy Porter `20 P Belle Mead, NJ History Zachary Rhodes `20 Lexington, MA Undeclared Trombone Lani Deatherage `18 P York, PA Music & Psychology Maci Mark `21 Northridge, CA History Diego Rocha `19 ‡ High Springs, FL Music Euphonium Benjamin Pontz `20 Strasburg, PA Political Science & Public Policy Charles Sternberg `19 New Milford, NJ Cinema Media Studies Tuba Abel Rose `21 ‡ Hollidaysburg, PA Music Education Bass Marc Tessier ‘18 Concord, NH Music Percussion Jared Barna `20 Allentown, PA History Skyler Ehly `18 P ‡ Reamstown, PA Computer Science Evan Gibbs `21 Westfield, NJ Health Science Brandon Hall ʹ21 ‡ Woodbine, MD Music & Computer Science Executive Producers Bethany Frankel ʹ20 ‡ Middletown, DE English with Writing Concentration Melanie Greenberg ʹ20 ‡ Ramsey, NJ History & Education Wind Symphony musicians are listed alphabetically to emphasize the equal contribution of each member.
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