Report Organized and Creative Offering a Quality Newsletter Packed with Information

RReeppoorrtt Douglas Stotter, editor

Fall 1998

From the Podium

It has been an honor for me to be your president for the past Among the most important aspects of our organization are the year and a half. With the help of many dedicated members of annual conventions that bring us together as musicians, friends, CBDNA, we have accomplished a great deal: scholars, and students. Jerry Junkin and I have worked closely together in planning the National Convention in Austin. Jerry’s Cheryl Fryer has done a superb job as the webmaster for impressive creativity and imagination have not only made our cbdna.org and has suggested a chat room for members to share planning sessions a delight, but will undoubtedly produce one the thoughts and information online. Doug Stotter has the redesigned most exciting conventions that CBDNA has ever had. Report organized and creative offering a quality newsletter packed with information. Mike Votta has brought the Journal back to continued top of page four life and is gathering the finest in scholarly work as juried by Nick Morrison and the Research Committee. Jeff Lemke has been an active leader as Coordinator of the State Chairs and an encourag- ing advocate of state collaborations. Pat Rooney, after bringing us a new and improved directory, has agreed to assume responsi- bility for soliciting advertising support for the next one. Greg Benson has accepted the appointment as coordinator of CBDNA’s In this Issue: first Small College Intercollegiate Band which will perform in Austin at the National Convention. Gary Sousa is chairing a new committee which will coordinate a Young Band Composition News ...... 2 Award to be co-sponsored by CBDNA and music organizations throughout the United States. Mike Haithcock has given count- In Memoriam ...... 3 less hours as chair of the Commissioning Committee and is more responsible than anyone for the successful consortium that has Premieres ...... 4 produced the Hagen opera and the many spin-off pieces from it; now, as Mike prepares to move from Vice President to President- Programs, State by State ...... 5 elect, his responsibilities will not allow him to continue as commissioning chair. I have asked Gary Hill to serve as Chair of the Business...... 13 Commissioning Committee for the balance of the term to which Mike was elected. Gary has terrific experience and as an elected Constitution and Bylaws member of the committee he will provide the continuity that we Member Survey need. The “business office” of CBDNA continues to work Change of Address smoothly thanks to Richard Floyd’s monumental work as execu- Submission Guidelines tive secretary and Pat Hoy’s as treasurer. And since we have now moved all publication operations to Austin, Dick has simplified the process of getting the Report and the Journal to you.

1999 CBDNA CBDNA FORUM National Conference at Midwest February 23-27, 1999 Friday, December 18 4:30pm The University of Texas at Austin PDR (private dining room) #2 Omni Austin Hotel Hilton Hotel and Towers 2 - NEWS

Preparation is well underway for the will be held in the Performing Arts Center After twenty one years at the Royal first-ever national Small College Intercol- at UGA. Outstanding high school bands Northern College of Music as Head of legiate Band which will convene at the will present guest performances for the School of Wind & Percussion, Timothy CBDNA conference in Austin this Febru- Festival and include the Winder Barrow Reynish conducted his farewell concert on ary. General information was mailed to the High School Symphonic Band (GA), the June 17th . He assumes a new post as Con- full CBDNA membership in late Septem- Harrison High School Symphonic Band sultant in Corporate Performance, work- ber to ensure that all interested parties were (GA), and the Sumter (SC) High School ing with the College Opera, Wind Orches- made aware of this opportunity, with ap- Symphonic Band. tra and Chamber Orchestra, but will be free plication and selection processes com- The University of Georgia Bands con- to pursue other conducting opportunities pleted in the following month. tinue to commission new works for winds and to develop his work with BASBWE Highlights of the Small College Inter- and percussion. In addition to the grade and WASBE. collegiate Band will include H. Robert three work by Quincy Hilliard for the UGA The RNCM gave a number of premieres Reynolds, University of Michigan, as prin- Middle School Festival in December, Dr. this year, including a very authentic cipal conductor; premiere performance of H. Dwight Satterwhite and Dr. John N. Klezmer set of Yiddish Dances by Adam the overture to the CBDNA-commissioned Culvahouse are also excited about another Gorb, whose brilliant Percussion Concerto opera, Bandanna, by Daron Hagen; and commissioned work by Roger Cichy and had Evelyn Glennie as soloist. Earlier in small college conductors presenting David Gillingham’s splendid new compo- the season, Judith Bingham’s first work for “gems” for the small college band. sition for The UGA Band program. The winds, Three American Icons made an im- This endeavor builds on a similar project Gillingham work, for solo trumpeter with mediate and impressive impression. De- which was well-received at last year’s three trumpets, winds, percussion, and tails from [email protected] or FAX +44 North Central/Southwestern division con- harp, will feature UGA Faculty Trumpet 161 273 7611. ference in Kansas City. Accordingly, we Artist Fred Mills. anticipate that a strong group of students and directors from across the country will The Seventeenth Annual Conference of be with us in Austin. John E. Williamson has written a book, the British Association of Symphonic Questions may be directed to Greg entitled Rehearsing the Band, published by Bands and Wind Ensembles (BASBWE) Benson, Intercollegiate Band Chair, Neidig Services. The book contains a for- was hosted by Timothy Reynish April 3- Westark College, gbenson@systema. ward by Frederick Fennell and chapters 6, 1998 at the Royal Northern College of westark.edu, phone (501) 788-7544. by leading active band conductors, who Music in Manchester, England. For the first “tell it like it is” in dealing with all aspects time, the BASBWE conference was sched- John Culvahouse of The University of of band rehearsal. Participating conductors uled concurrently with the National Con- Georgia reports: include: Frank Battisti, Eugene cert Band Festival sponsored by Boosey The University of Georgia Bands will Corporon, James Croft, Donald and Hawkes creating a large attendance for host the 8th Annual Middle School Band Hunsberger, Jerry Junkin, Craig clinics, concerts and exhibits—a British Festival on December 10-12, 1998. Honor Kirchhoff, Allan McMurray, H. Robert Midwest. Band clinician will be Quincy C. Hilliard, Reynolds, James Smith, John Whitwell Conductors from the United States who noted composer and conductor. The Festi- and John Williamson. The book also con- participated were Bobby Adams, Frank val has commissioned a Grade III work by tains repertoire lists from each participant. Battisti, John Boyd, James Croft, Dr. Hilliard which will be premiered by the Many of our colleagues are using the book Jonathan Good and Jon Mitchell. Addi- Honor Band at the Festival conducted by as a text, as well as placing in their respec- tional conductors and clinicians came from the composer. Commissioned works are set tive libraries. The book can be purchased the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Ger- for premiere by Ed Huckeby in December for $24.00, which includes shipping and many, and Israel. Some of the conference 1999, and Jay Dawson in December 2000. handling directly from Neidig Services, PO highlights included the premiere perfor- The 8th Annual Festival includes five ad- Box 78, Cloudcraft, NM 88317. mances with the RNCM Wind Orchestra ditional clinic bands, workshops and in- of New World Dances by Martin Ellerby, strumental clinics for students and direc- Percussion Concerto by Adam Gorb, and tors and featured performances by out- The Wisconsin Wind Orchestra, The Kings Go Forth by Edward Gregson. standing guest middle school ensembles. Lawrence Dale Harper, conductor, has re- The talented high school ensemble, the Other guest clinicians and conductors in- cently released a new CD entitled Roman- Chetham Wind Orchestra and Choir pre- clude Edna Grace, Lou Cefus, Frank Folds, tic Sensibilities. It contains the only known miered Dance Rhapsody and Concerto Marcia Laird, and Shelly Boardman. recording of Marcia Funebre by Giuseppe Grosso, both by David Ellis. The 49th Annual January High School Filippa as well as the only CD recording For a complete program of the confer- Music Festival will be hosted by The Uni- of the Symphony in B-flat by Paul Fauchet. ence, contact Tim Reynish. versity of Georgia Bands January 21-24, Other tracks include original wind music 1999. The conductor of the Honor Band by Wagner and Mendelssohn. To order will be Jerry Junkin, with clinic bands send $15 check or PO to: The Wisconsin conducted by Tim Paul and Don Wind Orchestra, 325 S. Greenfield Ave., Scholfield. Rehearsals and performances Waukesha, WI 53186. IN MEMORIAM - 3

Roger Lee Dancz (1930-1998) It is with deep regret that we report the loss of University of Georgia Director of Bands Emeritus Roger Dancz. He has joined his wife Phyllis in death, leaving friends, alumni, and colleagues bereft. Joe Christensen (1944-1998) After a trip to Michigan to visit family, (excerpted from an article for the Iowa Roger fell ill on August 28th and passed State alumni magazine, written by Karol away on September 1st. Complying with Crosbie) Stanley D. Hettinger his wishes, there was no funeral service. “It’s easy for a trumpet to sound bad,” (from Malcolm W. Rowell, Jr., Director During pregame ceremonies at the Geor- Joe Christensen used to tell his students. of Bands, University of Massachusetts) gia/Kent State football game, a moment of “So don’t ever let yourself do anything on With the recent passing of Stan silence was observed. your trumpet but make a beautiful sound.” Hettinger, the wind band profession lost a Roger was born in 1930 in Ludington, And if lives are like trumpets—easy to close friend, devoted musician, conductor, Michigan where he began playing trum- sound bad, but glorious when played with colleague and teacher. I have known Stan pet in his high school band and in local care—surely the life of Joseph Christensen for 30 years. He mentored me as a begin- dance bands. In 1948 he enrolled in Stetson was one of the most beautiful. Christensen, ning teacher in Springfield, Vermont and University where he received the Bachelor Iowa State University Director of Bands, later as a college band conductor. We en- of Music degree. He entered the Army in died September 17 of complications after joyed a close personal and professional 1953 and performed with the Eighth Divi- surgery for a liver transplant. He came to relationship, sharing the podium, discuss- sion and Third Army Bands. He later re- ISU in 1974 as the Assistant Director of ing personal experiences, organizing a ceived a master’s degree in Music from Bands and trumpet instructor and in 1980 symposium or conference and often talked George Peabody Teacher’s College. was promoted to Director of Bands. literature and programming. His career at the University of Georgia In addition to conducting the ISU Wind Stanley was proud of his profession and began in 1955 when he was appointed to Ensemble and coordinating the activities proud of his wind band colleagues. He was direct the band during the temporary ab- of six additional ISU student ensembles, among the founding members of the New sence of then-director J. Harris Mitchell. Christensen was a frequent guest conduc- England College Band Directors Associa- When Mitchell’s leave was extended, Mr. tor of high school honor bands and his tion, later serving as president and host of Dancz was made full-time Director of the guidance was highly valued by public two Intercollegiate Band Festivals. He University Band, a position he maintained school teachers across the country. Music loved the CBDNA, attending meetings and until his retirement in 1991. educators—who have the delicate task of conventions religiously. CBDNA and its Roger and his late wife Phyllis were de- challenging students without intimidating membership were his inspiration and he servedly credited with bringing an unprec- them, of fine tuning technical strengths and held the office of president of the Eastern edented level of performing excellence to at the same time nurturing and inspiring a Division in the mid-eighties. Stan’s elec- the University of Georgia Bands. During love of music—say that Joe Christensen tion to the American Bandmaster’s Asso- his tenure, the size of the marching band was one of the best. ciation was the high point of his career. rose from 25 in 1955 to over 350 at the The caring and music that were the cen- There is no meaningful honor in our pro- time of his retirement. He was responsible ter of Joe Christensen’s life are being fession than to be elected by your peers to for the creation of the University’s Jazz passed on to generations of students. “He this prestigious organization. The collec- Studies program, the Jazz Festival of was passionate, and selfless, and made us tive wisdom and achievement of this body Champions, the January High School Mu- number one,” said one former student. of remarkable musicians is something of sic Festival, and the High School Summer “And that taught us to make our students which Stan often remarked with great rev- Music Workshop. In addition, Roger was number one.” erence. nationally recognized as one of the first and In honor and remembrance of Joe’s ser- May Stan rest in peace knowing that he most active supporters of original music vice, the Iowa State Department of Music deeply touched his colleagues as well as for the wind band. Roger served CBDNA and ISU Foundation have established the his students, family and friends. as Southern Division President for a term. Joseph Z. Christensen Band Scholarship After his retirement, he remained active in fund. Memorials may be made through the the Athens music scene, performing ISU Foundation: Memorial Union, Iowa weekly with son Steve and other local State University, Ames, IA 50011. musicians. He was also heard on his weekly show, “Invitation to Jazz,” broad- cast on the Peach State Public Radio Net- work. The family requests that memorials be made to the Roger Dancz Scholarship Fund and sent to The UGA Foundation, 824 S. Milledge Avenue, Athens, GA 30602. 4 - PREMIERES

West Virginia University premiered sea imagery in the poetry of Pablo Neruda From the Podium Dark Dreams of a Circus Bandstand by have opened me in the same way. continued from page one David Williams on April 16, 1998. The “In my meditation life sea imagery has work was commissioned by the played a central role for years. The sea is university’s chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi the dream image of the unconscious; the It is in no small part because of the sup- in honor of Don Wilcox’s twenty-five seashore the connecting point of the con- port, assistance and encouragement of years as Director of Bands. scious mind, I have grown up through the President-elect Eugene Corporon the di- The work is a set of variations on an images of my inner sea. visional presidents including David original theme derived from the name of “The Concerto is in three movements. Blackinton, Richard Bundy, Hal Coo- the honoree, Don Gene Wilcox. A five-note The first is a double movement with a very per, Richard Miles, Robert Ponto and motif (D, G, E, E-flat, C) provides the pitch serious and intense opening, and a released John Whitwell that so much is happen- material for many of the piece’s ideas. and joyous conclusion. The opening de- ing. The leadership of each of these people Further manipulation of the motif, with the picts the great ocean storm and the con- energized the organization with last year’s addition of a B-natural, yields not only the clusion joy in deliverance. divisional conferences and touches every first half of a twelve-tone row but the be- “At the beginning of the second move- major decision at board meetings last year ginning of Hail, West Virginia. ment I have written in the score the words and this year in Chicago. The composer has attached this note to “moonlight on the quiet sea.” It is a time the score: to reflect upon and absorb the fierce emo- The momentum that we have is due to “A circus band conductor has unsettling tions of the first movement. It is personal the unselfish willingness of many people dreams. From the outset of a performance, thought, and the opening of oneself to an- to be involved. These colleagues still have things go wrong: the usual C major chord other. There is the understanding that in music to learn, rehearsals and concerts to is densely corrupted; the circus ringmas- this life we are for the other. lead, classes to teach and administrivia to ter strikes a sinister (perhaps even a “The third movement parallels the struc- attend to, but their dedication to our pro- Schoenbergian) tone; the opening march ture of the first. The opening, like its coun- fession and to CBDNA makes them find sounds almost like it has been taken apart terpart, is serious and intense—a message time in their busy schedules to serve us all. and randomly reassembled. Worst of all, from the heart. Its conclusion is a rousing It is with the deepest gratitude that I the music refuses to move fast enough.” dance music. Throughout the Concerto thank all of you who promote music and there is a sense of transformation at work: the college band through your service to the movement through terror, loss and CBDNA. death to an exhilarated joy in life.” Allan McMurray David Maslanka’s Sea Dreams, a concerto for two horns and wind orchestra received its premiere in April. Commis- sioned by a consortium of Horn professors, Call for Applications with additional support from the Interna- Works in Progress tional Horn Society, it received simulta- Poster Session neous premieres by: Arizona State Uni- versity, Ithaca College, University of 1999 National Convention Missouri-Kansas City, University of Or- The Research Committee announces egon, Western Michigan University, a special poster session and idea ex- University of North Texas, Interlochen change devoted to works in progress. Arts Academy, University of Alabama, Al Sergel of Northwest Missouri All those attending the National Con- Florida State University, and the Univer- State University, in his capacity as vention who are actively engaged in sity of Iowa. Kappa Kappa Psi Vice President for research and especially graduate stu- The composer writes the following: Professional Relations announces au- dents engaged in thesis and dissertation “I was born and raised in New Bedford, ditions for the 1999 National Intercol- research in the band/conducting/instru- Massachusetts, the whaling port of Herman legiate Band. The ensemble will per- mental music education areas are en- Melville’s “Moby Dick.” The sea has been form at the national convention held couraged to apply for participation. a part of me forever. I was riveted by in St. Louis July 25-27. Taped audi- For more information or to apply, “Moby Dick” when I first read it at age tions must be postmarked no later than contact Nicholas Morrison, chair, fifteen. The mundane aspects of the April 20, 1999. For more information, CBDNA Research Committee; Utah book—the pictures of the varying ocean contact the Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta State University Department of Music; moods, the minute descriptions of the ship Sigma national headquarters at 800- 4015 Old Main Hill; Logan, Utah; and of whaling gear—sprang to life for me 543-6505, or Al Sergel 660-562-1794 84322-4015. Telephone: (435) 755- as powerfully as the titanic struggles with (ASERGEL @mail.nwmissouri.edu) 0471. Email: [email protected] the white whale. Since my youth, other sto- or Suzanne Banister 785-231-1010 ries of Melville, and among other things x1518 (zzbani@ washburn.edu) the paintings of Winslow Homer, and the PROGRAMS - 5

PLEASE NOTE: Georgia State University Symphonic Band Symphonic Winds John Culvahouse and Dwight Satterwhite, Include your STATE and DATE OF Thomas Wubbenhorst, conductor conductors PERFORMANCE in all submissions. November 21, 1997 February 25, 1998 Pagan Dances ...... Barnes Trittico ...... Nelhybel The CBDNA Executive Board and the A Tuning Piece ...... Maslanka The Pathfinder of Panama ...... Sousa/Byrne editor encourage program submissions Fusao Kajima, guest conductor Divertimento ...... Persichetti for specific concerts in performance Piece of Mind ...... Wilson Colours ...... Cichy order rather than repertoire lists for se- Morning Suite ...... Maslanka Cartoon ...... Hart mesters, tours, or school years. Many January 30, 1998 Wind Symphony CBDNA members are as interested in Georgia Music Educators Dwight Satterwhite and John Culvahouse, how their fellow members program as Association In-Service conductors they are in what they program. David Maslanka, composer-in-residence March 3, 1998 Lunar Epiphanies ...... Wubbenhorst Symphony No. 3 for Band ...... Gianinni When sending email or computer disk, **world premiere** Soundings...... McTee do not use tabs, leader characters, or A Tuning Piece ...... Maslanka Concertino for 4 Perc. and Wind Ensemble ... other formatting. Submissions will be Hell’s Gate...... Maslanka ...... Gillingham formatted prior to publication. Morning Star ...... Maslanka Salvation Is Created ...... Tschesnokoff The Riddle of the Sphinx...... Forte address for submissions March 5, 1998 **premiere** Morning Alleluias ...... Nelson Douglas Stotter, editor Carmina Burana ...... Orff Concert Bands CBDNA Report On the Waterfront...... Bernstein/Duker Shelly Marie Boardman, Michael Elam, Department of Bands David Richardson, Merrill Hall May 29, 1998 graduate conducting associates Indiana University Summer Fanfares ...... Rogers Elizabeth Reynolds, Jeffrey Harper, Bloomington, IN 47405 Intsholo Ye Afrika Suite...... Haubrick Chester Phillips, [email protected] **American premiere** undergraduate conductors Profanation ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto March 4, 1998 American Jazz Suite...... Vizzutti Monday/Wednesday Concert Band Godzilla Eats Las Vegas ...... Whitacre Fanfare and Flourishes...... Curnow ARIZONA The Hounds of Spring...... Reed On A Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss ....Holsinger University of Arizona Savannah Winds The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa/Fennell Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble Mark B. Johnson, conductor Galop ...... Kabalevsky/Mitchell Jay C. Rees & Gregg Hanson, conductors December 1, 1998 Tuesday/Thursday 2:20 Concert Band September 17, 1998 Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Prelude and Rondo...... Holsinger Wind Symphony The Last Spring...... Grieg/Curnow McGavock March ...... Dawson Variations on a Bach Chorale ...... Stamp Easter Monday on the White House Lawn..... On An American Spiritual ...... Holsinger Russian Christmas Music ...... Reed ...... Sousa Legend and Sundance ...... Curnow Wind Ensemble Le Carnaval de Venise ...... Arban Tuesday/Thursday 3:25 Concert Band La Procession Du Rocio ...... Turina/Reed Armenian Dances Pt. 1 ...... Reed Blessed Are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Water Music Suite ...... Handel/Kay Porgy and Bess...... Gershwin/Barnes Festivo ...... Gregson Finale from Symphony No. 3 ...... Barnes Covenant ...... Smith

The University of Georgia Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony GEORGIA Wind Symphony Dwight Satterwhite and John Culvahouse, Dwight Satterwhite and John Culvahouse, and Shelly Boardman, conductors Armstrong Atlantic State University conductors Stephanie Tingler, soprano, Nancy Rogers, Wind Ensemble Dale Lonis, Russell Hammond, and timpani, Ronald Waln, flute Mark B. Johnson, conductor Fred Mills, guest conductors May 14, 1998 October 20, 1998 Sara Aubin, senior horn soloist Symphonic Band Tivoli Festival Overture...... Hyldgaard January 23, 1998 Polka...... Weinberger/Bainum Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Celebration Fanfare for Trumpets .....Dzubay Overture to Raymond...... Thomas/Safranek La Belle Helene Overture .. Offenbach/Odom Rondo-2nd Horn Concerto .... Strauss/Rogers David ...... Melillo With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn Symphony for Band ...... Persichetti Timpani Concerto No. 1 (III)...... Oliverio Divertimento ...... Cichy Van Gogh Portraits...... Forte Radetzky March ...... Strauss/Reed La Tregenda...... Puccini/Foster Colonial Song...... Grainger Wind Symphony Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris/Bader Masquerade Overture...... Nielson/Boyd December 1, 1998 The World is Waiting for the Sunrise ..Alford Concerto pour Flute et Orchestra a Cordes .... La Belle Helene Overture .. Offenbach/Odom ...... Rivier/Waters Colonial Song...... Grainger Toccata and Fugue in D Minor ...... Bach/Hindsley Trombone Concerto ...... De Meij Praise Jerusalem! ...... Reed La Tregenda...... Puccini/Foster 6 - PROGRAMS

Chamber Winds and Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Symphonic Wind Ensemble Dwight Satterwhite and John Culvahouse, Ronnie Wooten, conductor Legacy ...... McCarthy conductors November 13, 1998 Serenade No. 12 (I, IV)...... Mozart June 3, 1998 La Forza del Destino...... Verdi Concerto, Op. 11 ...... Strauss Serenade, Opus 7 ...... Strauss Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Bruce Bonnell, horn Symphonies of Wind Instruments....Stravinsky Remembrance...... Ketelbey Ritmo Jondo ...... Surinach The Good Soldier Schweik Suite ...... Kurka Scotch Strathspey and Reel ...... Grainger Spiel...... Toch March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Passacaglia ...... Nelson George Washington Bicentennial March...... Hindemith/Wilson ...... Sousa Wind Ensemble Concert Bands Ronnie Wooten, conductor November 23, 1997 David Richardson, November 23, 1998 Symphonic Band graduate conducting associate Soundings...... McTee Canzona ...... Mennin Joshua Byrd, Dion Muldrow, Todd Three Japanese Dances ...... Rogers Autobiography, Part 1 ...... Bennett Nichols, and Jeremy Trimmer, Autumn Walk ...... Work Daydream ...... Mahr undergraduate conductors Cartoon ...... Hart The Immovable Do ...... Grainger June 4, 1998 Serenade for Winds ...... Bird The Sinfonians ...... Williams Monday/Wednesday Concert Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Bullets and Bayonets ...... Sousa Variations on America...... Ives Indigo Run...... Adderly INDIANA Suite in B-flat, Op. 4 (I)...... Strauss **consortium premiere** Concerto for 4 Percussion and Wind Ensemble John Culvahouse, conductor Indiana University Wind Ensemble ...... Gillingham Beowulf ...... McBeth Ray E. Cramer, conductor Symphony for Band ...... Gould Variants On An Ancient Air ...... Curnow September 29, 1998 Tuesday/Thursday 2:20 Concert Band Fantasia in G Minor ...... Bach February 23, 1998 Second Suite in F ...... Holst Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio Symphonic Band Australian Up Country Tune...... Grainger Paul Nickolas, conductor Continental Overture...... de Meij Canticle of the Creatures ...... Curnow Tuscan Serenade ...... Faure/Grainger Morceau Symphonique ...... Guilmant Tuesday/Thursday 3:25 Concert Band A Child’s Garden of Dreams ...... Maslanka Joseph Alessi, trombone Fanfare for the Great Hall...... Stamp Symphony for Band ...... Persichetti Komm Süsser Tod...... Bach/Reed Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud The Volunteer ...... Simons/Lake Puszta ...... van der Roost Concert and University Bands March from Jazz Suite No. 2 ...... Le Regiment de Sambre et Meuse...... Rauski Douglas Stotter and Stephen W. Pratt, ...... Shostokovich/de Meij conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony October 13, 1998 Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold/Paynter Dwight Satterwhite and John Culvahouse, University Band Colloquy...... Goldstein conductors Cenotaph ...... Stamp Joseph Alessi, trombone October 13, 1988 William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob Symphony No. 3 (IV) ...... Barnes Jig ...... Godfrey Colonial Airs and Dances ...... Jager Atlantic Zephyrs...... Simons Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Corcoran Cadets...... Sousa Joseph Alessi, trombone Niagara Falls ...... Daugherty Concert Band Solid Men to the Front...... Sousa Overture to Candide...... Bernstein April 26, 1998 The Passing Bell ...... Benson Symphonic Band Giles Farnaby Suite...... Jacob Moorside March...... Holst/Wright ILLINOIS Darin Schmidt, conductor George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Spartacus ...... van der Roost Mira!...... Danner Northern Illinois University Watchman, Tell Us of the Night..... Camphouse Wind Symphony and University Band Children’s March ...... Grainger October 4, 1998 Indiana State University Symphonic Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Ronnie Wooten and Rodney Schueller, and Symphonic Wind Ensemble Suite in B-flat, Op. 4 (III) ...... Strauss conductors Jeff Steiner and John Boyd, conductors Concerto for Flute & Wind Ensemble .... Plog Wind Symphony October 14, 1997 Joyce Wilson, flute Divertimento for Band ...... Persichetti Symphonic Band Dona Nobis Pacem...... Ellerby with brightness round about it ...... Galbraith El Capitan...... Sousa Symphony No. 3 ...... Barnes Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night ...... A Festival Prelude ...... Reed ...... Del Borgo Pageant ...... Persichetti American Salute...... Gould Giles Farnaby Suite...... Jacob University of Indianapolis University Band Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger Concert Band & Wind Ensemble Emperata Overture ...... Smith Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli John Graulty, conductor Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo ...... Arnold October 9, 1998 The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls ...... Erickson Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Fantasy on Yankee Doodle ...... Williams Concert Music, Op. 41...... Hindemith Colonial Song...... Grainger Jazz Suite #2...... Shostakovich/de Meij PROGRAMS - 7

KANSAS Concert Band, Symphonic Band and University of Kentucky Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Richard Clary, conductor Wichita State University Larry Blocher and Victor Markovich, Frederick Speck, guest conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble conductors Rolf Holly, trumpet soloist Victor Markovich, conductor The Music of Frank Ticheli October 18, 1998 October 13, 1997 March 12, 1998 Fanfare for a New Era...... Stamp Sokol Fanfare ...... Janácek Cajun Folk Songs I and II Charles County Overture ...... Jenkins The Good Soldier Schweik Suite ...... Kurka Pacific Fanfare Musica Boema...... Lukas Second Suite in F ...... Holst Amazing Grace Excursions for Trumpet and Band ...Broughton Overture to Candide...... Bernstein Blue Shades the bell within the steeple wild...... Speck When Jesus Wept ...... Schuman Symphonic Metamorphosis ...... Hindemith Dragon...... Hakoda Concert Band, Symphonic Band and Ken Hakda, conductor Wind Ensemble November 23, 1998 Folk Songs for Band, Suite 3...... Stanhope Larry Blocher and Victor Markovich, Candide ...... Bernstein/Grundman George Washington Bicentennial March...... conductors Fanfare on motifs of “Die Gurrelieder” ...... Sousa Mark Kelly, guest conductor ...... Schoenberg May 6, 1998 Theme and Variations ...... Schoenberg Concert Band, Symphonic Band and Concert Band Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin Wind Ensemble Fanfare for a New Era...... Stamp Prelude II for Piano...... Gershwin Larry Blocher and Victor Markovich, Nimrod ...... Elgar/Slocum Alan Hersh, piano conductors Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Fantasy Variations...... Grantham Mallory Thompson, guest conductor Symphony No. 1 ...... Bukvich The Power of Rome and the Christian Heart . December 10, 1997 The Southerner ...... Alexander ...... Grainger Crowley County Community College Concert Band Symphonic Band/Wind Ensemble Schuyler Robinson, organist Gary Gackstatter, conductor Pas Redoublé...... Saint-Saëns/Frackenpohl Niagra Falls ...... Daugherty Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Concerto for 4 Percussion and Wind Ensemble Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Peterson ...... Gillingham University of Kentucky Concert Band From Whom All Blessings Flow .....Huckeby Richard S. Clary, conductor Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head ...... Wallace KENTUCKY George R. Boulden, assistant conductor Concert Band Josh Thompson & Susan Baumgardner, Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Arnold/Paynter graduate conductors Ken Hakoda, conductor Northern Kentucky Symphonic Winds November 24, 1998 I Am...... Boysen Carol Dary Dunevant, conductor El Camino Real ...... Reed Lonnie Foster, conductor October 8, 1998 As Torrents in Summer ...... Elgar Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Black Horse Troop ...... Sousa Danzon from Fancy Free ...... Bernstein The Ascension ...... Smith Blues for a Killed Kat ...... End Ukrainian Folk Songs ...... Stevens Wind Ensemble Color...... Margolis Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa Adagio ...... Rodrigo Godzilla Eats Las Vegas ...... Whitacre Celtic Hymns & Dances ...... Ewazen Symphonic Band The Purple Carnival ...... Alford Paris Sketches ...... Ellerby Suite Francais...... Milhaud The Orange Bowl...... Fillmore A Slavic Farewell...... Agapkin Blue Shades...... Ticheli Western Kentucky University Concert and Symphonic Bands November 19, 1998 Symphonic Band Larry Blocher and Victor Markovich, Tribute ...... Camphouse John C. Carmichael, conductor conductors Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Earle Louder, euphonium soloist March 11, 1998 America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon September 29, 1998 Concert Band Stars and Stripes...... Sousa Divertimento in F...... Stamp Königsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett Armed Forces Salute...... Lowden To the Muses!...... Godfrey Toccata ...... Erickson Bravura Variations ...... Adam/ Louder Suite Divertimento ...... Gilbert Concert Band Flower Song ...... Bizet/ Harding Jay Gilbert, guest conductor Carol Dary Dunevant, conductor Stanzas...... Kallstrom Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli October 21, 1998 Gallimaufry ...... Woolfenden Symphonic Band Sabre and Spurs...... Sousa The Boys of the Old Brigade ...... Chambers Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Chester...... Schuman In Storm and Sunshine ...... Heed Blue Shades...... Ticheli Sinfonia Noblissima...... Jager The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Der Traum des Oenghus ...... Rudin Caccia and Chorale ...... Williams 8 - PROGRAMS

LOUISIANA Loyola University Northwestern State University Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Wind Ensemble McNeese State University Wind Symphony Joseph Hebert, conductor Kenneth Green, conductor Royce S. Tevis, conductor November 15, 1997 Spring 1998 Repertoire 1997-1998 Repertoire Wind Ensemble Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night...... Balladair ...... Erickson Canzona ...... Mennin ...... Del Borgo Canzona ...... Mennin Prelude and Variations on Gone is My Mistris Down Longford Way and Shenandoah...... Colossus of Columbia ...... Alexander ...... Sclater ...... Grainger Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Candide Suite ...... Bernstein/Grundman First Suite in E-Flat...... Holst Der Traurn des Oenghus ...... Rudin Immigrant Dreams ...... Mahr Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Fanfare Ode and Festival ...... Margolis Concert Band Invocation and Toccata ...... Barnes Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor ... Bach/Boyd Children’s March ...... Grainger La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Fields ...... James Syler Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman Stormworks ...... Melillo Four Maryland Songs...... Stamp They Hung Their Harps in the Willows ...... Kenneth G. Bloomquist, guest conductor ...... McBeth Northwestern State University La Virgen De La Marcarena ...... arr. Koff Elsa’s Procession...... Wagner/Bourgeois Symphony Band Liturgical Music ...... Mailman Children of the Regiment ....Fucik/Bourgeois Mark Pool and Chandra Blackston, March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... graduate assistant conductors ...... Hindemith Spring 1998 Repertoire Pageant ...... Persichetti University of Southwestern Louisiana Emperata Overture ...... Smith The Purple Carnival ...... Alford Wind Ensemble Esprit de Corps...... Jager Puszta ...... Van der Roost William J. Hochkeppel, conductor The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa Quality Plus...... Fred Jewell 1997-1998 Repertoire Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo....Arnold/Paynter Retreat and Pumping Song ...... Stanhope American Patrol ...... Meacham Second Suite in F ...... Holst Shakata ...... Wilson Blue Lake Overture...... Chance Third Suite...... Robert Jager Solid Men to the Front...... Sousa/Byrne Chanson Cadiennes...... Campo Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Nelson Christmas Day...... Holst Streets and Inroads...... Broege A Christmas Festival...... Anderson Louisiana State University Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Concerto in D Major ...... Tartini/Bach Symphonic Winds and Symphonic Band Symphony for Band ...... Gould Concerto for Trombone...... Grondahl Linda Moorhouse, conductor Symphony No. 1 ...... Bukvich Coronation March ...... Meyerbeer Spring 1998 Repertoire Terpsichore ...... Margolis Coronation Scene from Boris Goudunov ...... Symphonic Winds The Vanished Army...... Alfred ...... Moussorgsky/Buehlman Colonial Song...... Grainger Divertimento ...... Bernstein/Grundman Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud McNeese State University Fugue on Yankee Doodle ...... Sousa English Dances...... Arnold Symphonic Band Ghost Train Triptych...... Whitacre Enigma Variations ...... Elgar/Slocum Jeffrey J. Lemke, conductor Maple Leaf Rag...... Joplin Hammersmith...... Holst Spring 1998 Marche des Parachutistes Belges.....Leemans The Klaxon March ...... Fillmore Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Two Movements from Medieval Suite...Nelson Overture for Brass...... Franzetti Continental Overture...... de Meij La Procession du Rocio ...... Turina/Reed Overture to Candide...... Bernstein The Divine Comedy...... Smith The Pathfinder of Panama March...... Sousa Symphony in B-Flat...... Hindemith Hans Christian Anderson Suite..... Hyldgaard Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore A Tribute to Stephen Foster ...... Nestico Ovations ...... Boysen The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Symphonic Band Them Basses ...... Huffine Stephen Foster Melodies...... Foster/Guzman Academic Festival Overture ...... Brahms The Sussex Mummer’s Christmas Carol...... After a Gentle Rain ...... Iannaccone ...... Grainger Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli University of New Orleans Wind Ensemble Thoughts of Love ...... Pryor Celebrations ...... Zdechlik Richard Dugger, conductor Washington Grays ...... Claudio Grafulla Emperata Overture ...... Smith Fall 1997 Fanfare and Allegro ...... Williams Fanfare for the Vienna Philharmonic .... Strauss Northwestern State University Firestorm ...... Bulla Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Wind Symphony Esprit de Corps...... Jager Elsa’s Procession...... Wagner/Whitwell Bill Brent, conductor The Huntress ...... King Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Spring 1998 Repertoire Illyrian Dances ...... Woolfenden Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring...... Bach/Reed Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris Moorside March...... Holst Overture to Candide...... Bernstein/Beeler Concert Etude...... Goedicke/Rogers Pavanne ...... Gould Yankee Doodle: Fantasie Humoresque ...... H.R.H. The Duke of Cambridge March ...... Overture in B-flat...... Giovannini ...... Reeves/Brion ...... Arnold Overture to La Forza del Destino ...... Verdi Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Rhoseymedre...... Vaughan Williams Original Suite ...... Jacob Russian Sailor’s Dance ...... Gliere Pineapple Poll ...... Sullivan Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio Red Pony Suite...... Copland Suite Divertimento ...... Gilbert Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Under the Double Eagle...... Wagner Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore The Washington Post March...... Sousa Symphony in B-Flat...... Hindemith PROGRAMS - 9

Louisiana State University Wind Ensemble February 24, 1998 Blues in the Night ...... Arlen/Beck Frank Wickes, conductor Celebration Fanfare...... Tower/Stamp Introduction and Samba ...... Whitney 1997-1998 Repertoire The Gum Suckers March ...... Grainger Polacca ...... von Weber and the mountains rising nowhere ...... When I Close My Eyes, I See Dancers .... Mahr Gershwin ...... Barker ...... Schwantner Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Blue Shades...... Ticheli Music for Prague 1968...... Husa Circus Ring ...... Hart Invincible Eagle ...... Sousa The Chosen Place...... Sturm MASSACHUSETTS Concerto for Horn No. 1...... Strauss April 26, 1998 Dance Movements ...... Sparke Garrett Lakes Arts Festival Massachusetts Wind Orchestra Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer Southern High School, Oakland, MD Malcolm W. Rowell, Jr., conductor Dance of the New World...... Wilson An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland September 13, 1998 God of Our Fathers ...... Smith Meditation from Thais ...... Massenet/Harding Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams The Gumsuckers March...... Grainger The Bride Elect ...... Sousa Fantasia in G ...... Bach/Goldman & Leist Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Freund Concerto No. 1 for Horn (II, III) ...... Music for Prague...... Husa LSU Rhapsody ...... Healey/Whitcomb ...... Strauss/Boyd Profanation ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto Metropolis ...... Gorb Virginia Leigh, French Horn With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn Motown Metal...... Daugherty The Three Trumpeters...... Agostini/Bainum Blue Shades...... Ticheli Music for Prague 1968...... Husa Symphonic Songs for Band ...... Bennett Overture to Russlan and Ludmilla...... Glinka Overture to La Gazza Ladra . Rossini/Cailliet Paris Sketches ...... Ellerbe Blues in the Night ...... Arlen/Beck The Seven Deadly Sins ...... Rodriguez Introduction and Samba ...... Whitney MINNESOTA Soundings...... McTee David Tauler, Alto Saxophone The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Gershwin ...... Barker St. Cloud State University Tunbridge Fair...... Piston The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Patricia DeBenedetto, conductor Urban Requiem ...... Colgrass Anthony Munsterman, grad. conductor University of Maryland Concert Band October 25, 1997 L. Richmond Sparks, conductor Campus Band MARYLAND October 28, 1997 Hosts of Freedom...... King/Paynter Semper Fidelis ...... Sousa Llwyn Onn ...... Hogg University of Maryland Symphonic Wind Two Songs Without Words .... Holst/Erickson Headless Horseman...... Broege Ensemble Symphonic Dance No. 3 ...... Williams Suite Provencale...... Van der Roost John Wakefield, conductor Night in Mexico ...... Creston Symphonic Wind Ensemble October 21, 1997 Three Unusual Sketches ...... Stuart Pacific Preamble ...... Hultgren Fest Marsch ...... Wagner/Rumbelow American Salute...... Gould Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Postcard ...... Ticheli Shepherds Hey ...... Grainger Suite, Op. 4...... Strauss March 16, 1998 Illyrian Dances ...... Wolfenden Octet, Op. 69 ...... Krommer The Liberty Bell...... Sousa Ghost Train, The Ride...... Whitacre Symphony for Brass and Timpani . Haufrecht Continental Overture...... de Meij Puszta ...... Van der Roost Three Selections from “Cakewalk Suite”...... First Suite in E flat ...... Holst ...... Gottschalk/Kay/Chaloner Six Dukes Went-A-Fishin’...... Grainger February 1, 1998 Early One Morning ...... Grainger Campus Band December 9, 1997 The Irish Washerwoman ...... Anderson Flourish for Wind Band ....Vaughan Williams Frederick Fennell, guest conductor The Wearing of the Green...... Holtz Toccata for Band ...... Erickson Celebration Fanfare...... Tower/Stamp Amazing Grace ...... Newton/Ticheli March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Concert Band and Proud Heritage ...... Latham ...... Hindemith/Wilson Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concertino ...... Vidal/Lillya L. Richmond Sparks and John Wakefield, Gavornka Fanfare...... Stamp Andante et Scherzo ...... Barat/Lillya conductors Solo de Concours ...... Messager/Snavely Chaconne in D Minor ...... Bach/Gallagher May 3, 1998 Jill Pattock, clarinet William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob Concert Band Hobbits ...... de Meij Faeroe Island Dance...... Grainger Festive Overture...... Shostakovich The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa Hill Song No. 2 ...... Grainger Variations for Tuba and Winds .. Frackenpohl After Fairest of the Fair ...... Hearshen Country Gardens ...... Grainger Scott Cameron, Tuba The Rifle Regiment...... Sousa Clarinet Candy ...... Anderson Bugler’s Holiday ...... Anderson February 21, 1998 Instant Concert ...... Walters Maryland Music Educators Association Tivoli Festival Overture...... Hyldgaard In-Service Conference, Baltimore, MD Symphonic Wind Ensemble Celebration Fanfare...... Tower/Stamp An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Meditation from Thais ...... Massenet/Harding When I Close My Eyes, I See Dancers .... Mahr Concerto No. 1 For Horn (II, III) ...... Music for Prague 1968...... Husa ...... Strauss/Boyd The Three Trumpeters...... Agostini/Bainum 10 - PROGRAMS

April 25, 1998 Southeast Missouri State University Truman State University Concert Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble April 22, 1998 Bushdance ...... Hultgren March 26, 1998 Joseph Turner, conductor As summer was just beginning...... Daehn Robert M. Gifford, conductor Dan Peterson and Bryan Mason, Second Suite in F ...... Holst László Marosi, guest conductor guest conductors Rondo for Trumpet...... Smith Gábor Miháltz, clarinet soloist When I Can Read My Title Clear .....Gustafson Pat Thorn, soloist Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 6.....Lizst/Bourgeois Il Re Pastore ...... Mozart Four French Songs ...... Hanson Concerto Semplice ...... Hidas Consider the Uncommon Man...... Holsinger Concerto for Percussion and Band ...... Jager Buzzing Polka ...... Dubrovay Spiritual ...... Gillis Jeremy Sandoval, faculty soloist The Magic Potion...... Ránky Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Wedding Dance ...... Press/Johnston/Fennell Hejre, Kati!...... Hubay/Marosi Finlandia...... Sibelius Campus Band In Memoriam...... Bukvich The Battle Pavane ...... Susato/Margolis The Klaxon...... Fillmore Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Southwest Baptist University Court Festival...... Latham Brian Lamb, conductor Truman State University Wind Symphony Symphonic Winds April 26, 1998 October 2, 1997 Dan Peterson, conductor MISSOURI March of the Revolutionary Guard ..... Smetana Joseph Turner, guest conductor Prelude, Sicilano, and Rondo ...... Arnold Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Northwest Missouri State University Golden Light ...... Maslanka Golden Light ...... Maslanka Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony Rhosymedre ...... Vaughan Williams Concert Jazz, then and now Gershwin/Krance Alfred E. Sergel, conductor Fantasia in G ...... Mahr The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa John McGilligan and April Newquist, graduate assistant conductors Symphonic Winds & Concert Band William G. Mack, guest conductor November 6, 1997 NEW YORK April 26, 1998 Toccata ...... Frescobaldi Symphonic Band Were You There? ...... Ployhar Ithaca College Wind Ensemble March and Procession of Bacchus...... Color...... Margolis Lawrence Harper, conductor ...... Delibes/Ostling Sonata Pian‚e Forte ...... Gabrieli November 20, 1997 From Whom All Blessings Flow .....Huckeby First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Ciacona in E Minor ...... Jonák Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Jesus, Meine Zuversicht...... Cruger Scherzo alla Marcia ...... Vaughan Williams Wind Symphony Merthyr Tydvil L.M.D ...... Parry If Rachael in a Yellow Rose...... Galbraith American Overture for Band ...... Jenkins The Passing Bell ...... Benson Watchman, Tell Us of the Night . Camphouse Boys of the Old Brigade ...... Chambers Chester...... Schumann Terpsichore ...... Morgolis Excerpts from Manzoni Requiem...... The Sussex Mummers Christmas Carol ...... Verdi/Mollenhauer ...... Grainger February 22, 1998 David ...... Melillo American Salute...... Gould Paean ...... Druckman Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ..... Symphonic Winds ...... Stravinsky Southeast Missouri State University March 5 -10, 1998 Ballad ...... Gould Concert Band & Symphonic Wind Entry March of the Boyars ...... Halvorsen A Child’s Garden of Dreams ...... Maslanka Ensemble The Fire of Eternal Glory ...... Shostakovich December 9, 1997 Fanfare Prelude: Oh How Shall I Receive Thee April 7, 1998 Barry W. Bernhardt and ...... Hanson Toccata Marziale ...... Vaughan Williams Robert M. Gifford, conductors David!...... Melillo Five Miniatures ...... Turina/Krance Jerry A. Young, tuba soloist Aria on a Chaconne...... Martinson Gaian Visions ...... Ticheli Concert Band Sang!...... Wilson Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Firework ...... Van der Roost American Salute...... Gould Sea Dreams ...... Maslanka The Ascension ...... Smith **world premiere** A Christmas Festival...... Anderson Concert Band Music for Prague 1968...... Husa April 17, 1998 April 26, 1998 Flower Song ...... Bizet/Harding Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams Sussex Mummer’s Christmas Carol ...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn ...... Grainger/Simpson An Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Variations on Scarborough Fair ...... Custer American Hymn...... Schuman Concerto for Bass Tuba ...... Jager Of Dark Lords and Ancient Kings...... Barrett Music for a Medieval (K)night .....van Beurden Them Basses ...... Huffine Llwyn Onn ...... Hogg Symphony No. 1 ...... Hartig Serenade and Dances ...... Sudduth PROGRAMS - 11

Montclair State University Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Chamber Winds Mary Ann Craig, conductor April 26, 1998 March 24, 1998 Spring 1998 Dance Rhythms ...... Riegger Divertimento in Eb...... Jacob Chimes of Liberty ...... Goldman Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Golden Light ...... Maslanka La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Colonial Song...... Grainger Suite in F ...... Holst Shadows of Eternity...... Stone Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger Adagio and Tarantella ...... Cavallini Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti April 21, 1998 Eun-Soo Chang, clarinet The Pathfinder of Panama ...... Sousa An Evening With John Philip Sousa Colonial Song...... Grainger Sempre Fidelis ...... Sousa From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific .. Clarke The Star Spangled Banner ...... Key Stephen Johns, tuba PENNSYLVANIA Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna...von Suppe Caravan ...... Ho Black Horse Troop ...... Sousa **world premiere** Bucknell University Symphonic Band Stars in A Velvety Sky ...... Clarke Them Basses ...... Huffine Kevin Tutt, conductor Herbert L. Clarke portrayed by Gary Malvern November 15, 1998 The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa Sonata pian’e forte ...... Gabrieli Annie Laurie ...... Pryor Plattsburgh State University Trauermusik ...... Wagner/Votta/Boyd Arthur Pryor portrayed by Mark Britt Symphonic Band Symphony for Band ...... Persichetti Cousins ...... Clark/Cramer Daniel Gordon, conductor Fanfare...... Tull Marche Slav ...... Tchaikovsky April 17, 1998 Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull The Thunderer ...... Sousa Chorale and Alleluiah ...... Hanson Sarabande ...... Debussy/Erickson Rhosymedre ...... Williams Puszta ...... Van der Roost Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds The Liberty Bell...... Sousa Székler Men’s Dance ...... Bogár Romeo and Juliet: Waltz Song, Je Veux Vivre Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams ...... Gounod Souvenir de Porto Rico...... Gottschalk SOUTH CAROLINA Marjorie Moody portrayed by Marche des Gibarostrans ...... Gordon Tina Thompson-Broussard Washington Post March ...... Sousa Furman University Bands Naughty Marietta ...... Herbert Leslie W. Hicken, conductor On the Mall ...... Goldman Dan A. Ellis, conductor emeritus Yankee Doodle: Fantasy Variations....Reeves OKLAHOMA October 7, 1997 Armed Forces Salute...... Lowden Chamber Winds America the Beautiful...... Ward/ Dragon Southwestern Oklahoma State University Serenade No. 12 ...... Mozart Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Sousa Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Overture for Winds ...... Mendelssohn/Boyd James South, conductor Sinfonia No. 9 ...... Hartley Symphonic Band November 23, 1997 May 13, 1998 Combined Bands February 12, 1998 Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna....von Suppe Irish Tune From County Derry ...... Grainger Wind Ensemble The Liberty Bell...... Sousa Dialogues on In Dulci Jubilo ...... Zdechlik Ballistic Etude No. 1: Fanfare ...... Kilstofte Blue Danube Waltz ...... Strauss/Leidzen La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed **world premiere** Concertante ...... Grundman Daughters of Texas ...... Sousa Intrigues...... Makris Scott Solkofske, saxophone Robert Chesebro, clarinet Rhosymedre ...... Williams/Beeler Wind Ensemble Designs, Images, and Textures ...... Bassett On The Mall ...... Goldman February 22, 1998 Savannah River Holiday ...... Nelson A Tribute to Stephen Foster ...... Nestico Five Miniatures ...... Turina/Krance Symphonic Band El Camino Real ...... Reed Italian in Algiers...... Rossini/Cailliet Jubilee Overture ...... Sparke Postcard ...... Ticheli A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa TEXAS First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Dan A. Ellis, guest conductor Nimrod ...... Elgar/Reed Wedding Dance ...... Press/Johnston McMurry University Symphony Band El Capitan...... Sousa Scott L. Taube, conductor Wind Ensemble April 26, 1998 Symphonic Band February 27, 1998 Continental Overture...... de Meij March 5, 1998 CBDNA Southern Division Conference Rollo Takes a Walk ...... Maslanka Triumphal from Sym. No. 1.....Mahler/Gardner Ballistic Etude No. 1: Fanfare ...... Kilstofte Watchman, Tell Us of the Night..... Camphouse English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone Intrigues...... Makris His Honor ...... Fillmore Slavonic Folk Suite ...... Reed Designs, Images, and Textures ...... Bassett Carmina Burana ...... Orff Belle Isle March...... Smith Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa Dan A. Ellis, guest conductor June 13, 1998 Symphonic Band Savannah River Holiday ...... Nelson Bi-State Honor Band April 23, 1998 Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo....Arnold/Paynter Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff Wind Ensemble Air from Suite in D Major ...... Bach/Lang The Metamorphosis of Generation X ... Joslin March 13, 1998 Marching Song...... Holst Mayflower Overture ...... Nelson Kaliber March ...... Barker Grand Serenade ...... PDQ Bach Evita ...... Webber/Cacavas **world premiere** 12 - PROGRAMS

VIRGINIA April 16, 1998 March 9, 1998 Elegy and Fanfare March...... Nixon Timothy Reynish, conductor Hampton University Symphonic Winds Dark Dreams of a Circus Bandstand Williams Yiddish Dances ...... Gorb Barney E. Smart, conductor **world premiere** Colonial Song...... Grainger March 12, 1998 Eternal Father Strong To Save ...... Smith Country Gardens ...... Grainger The Klaxon...... Fillmore Lauds and Tropes ...... McBeth Serenade No 13, K.361 ...... Mozart Pineapple Poll Suite ...... Sullivan/MacKerras When the Stars Began to Fall ...... Allen March 18, 1998 Circus Ring ...... Hart Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Timothy Reynish & Clark Rundell, Fairest of the Fair ...... Sousa Canzona ...... Mennin conductors After Fairest of the Fair ...... Hearshen The Pines of the Appian Way ...... Steven Mead, euphonium Melody Shop ...... King ...... Respighi/Leidzen Toccata Marziale ...... Williams Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Sea Songs ...... Williams Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio UNITED KINGDOM Distant Variations...... Casken Graysondance...... Holsinger Paraphrase ...... Sackman Royal Northern College of Music Wind Euphonium Concerto ...... Ellerby Concert Band and Symphonic Winds Orchestra, Manchester Fugue a la Gigue ...... Holst April 15, 1998 Tim Reynish & Clark Rundell, conductors Hammersmith...... Holst Concert Band October 9, 1997 The Footlifter ...... Fillmore April 4, 1998 Marching Song of Democracy...... Grainger Frank Battisti, Baldur Brönnimann, Tim Folk Suite ...... Still The Immovable Do ...... Grainger Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Reynish & Clark Rundell, conductors Blithe Bells...... Grainger Olympic Dances...... Harbison On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss .....Holsinger Hill Song No 2 ...... Grainger Espirit de Corps...... Jager Journey through a Japanese Landscape...... Rhapsody for Bass Trombone...... Hidas ...... Musgrave Symphonic Winds Children’s March ...... Grainger Ghostdance ...... Hilliard Concerto for Percussion...... Bourgeois Bell Piece ...... Grainger Versuche uber einen Marsche ...... Wengler Salvation is Created ...... Tschesnokoff County Derry Air ...... Grainger Incidental Suite ...... Smith Power of Rome & the Christian Heart.... Grainger April 6, 1998 Stormworks ...... Melillo The Palace Rhapsody...... Sallinen Clark Rundell & Edward Gregson, conductors Symphonic Winds November 6, 1997 New England Dances...... Ellerby May 8, 1998 Clark Rundell, conductor Percussion Concerto ...... Gorb Stormworks ...... Melillo Toccata Marziale ...... Williams The Kings Go Forth ...... Gregson Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore Canyons...... McCabe On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss .....Holsinger Piano Concerto...... Gregson April 21, 1998 Blue Bells of Scotland ...... Pryor Three American Icons...... Bingham Clark Rundell, conductor Rasan Holmes, trombone Suite No 2 in F ...... Holst Marimba Special ...... Miki Concertino for Xylophone ...... Lang December 2, 1997 Zildjian Concerto ...... Tarbuk WEST VIRGINIA Clark Rundell, conductor Ronde for Isolde...... Bedford April 22, 1998 Illyrian Dances ...... Woolfenden Clark Rundell & Timothy Reynish, West Virginia University Wind Symphony Euphonium Concerto ...... Gorb conductors Don Wilcox, conductor Mockbeggar Variations ...... Woolfenden Dream Carousels ...... Gilbert John Hendricks III, assistant conductor Venetian Spells...... Ellerby Distant Variations...... Casken October 9, 1997 Praeludium ...... Bedford Alembic ...... Deane Washington Grays ...... Grafulla Sun Paints Rainbows ...... Bedford Versuche uber einen Marsche ...... Wengler First Suite inn E-flat...... Holst Children’s March ...... Grainger January 28, 1998 May 12, 1998 Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Monte Mumford & Clark Rundell, conductors Baldur Brönnimann & Matthew Swann, Outdoor Overture ...... Copland Flourish for Wind Band ...... Williams conductors Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Folk Song Suite...... Williams A Short Ride In A Fast Machine...... Adams Symphony in B-flat (I)...... Hindemith Hook ...... Fitkin A Dramatic Landscape...... McLeod Music for Prague (I)...... Husa Concertino for Xylophone ...... Lang John Gay Suite ...... Orr The View from Spruce Knob...... Canning Alembic ...... Deane Morning Music...... Bennett Gandalf ...... de Meij Octet Partita in F op. 57...... Krommer The Palace Rhapsody...... Sallinen Rogues and Lovers...... Adler Folk Songs for Band No. 1 ...... Stanhope Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Sousa June 17, 1998 February 18, 1998 Baldur Brönnimann & Timothy Reynish, February 20, 1998 Clark Rundell & Matthew Swann, conductors Festival Variations...... Smith conductors Firestar...... Wilby Polacca from Concerto No. 2 ...... von Weber Marching Song...... Holst Mosaic ...... Tippett Dynamica ...... Van der Roost Suite No 1 in E-flat ...... Holst Concerto for Quartet and Wind Orchestra ..... Tribute ...... Camphouse Game Show ...... Fitkin ...... Schulhoff Symphony No. 4 ...... Maslanka Suite No 2 in F ...... Holst A Child’s Garden of Dreams ...... Maslanka Dream Carousels ...... Gilbert BUSINESS - 13 CBDNA Article 5: Conferences College Band Directors National Association The CBDNA shall meet in National Conference biennially beginning with the 1966-67 academic year, the time and place to be Constitution and Bylaws determined by the Board of Directors. The Divisional Conferences shall be held in alternate years, the time and place to be deter- Article 1: Name mined by the Divisional membership. The organization shall be known as the College Band Directors National Association. Concerts and instructive sessions presented at the National and Divisional Conferences shall be open to all members of CBDNA Article 2: Purpose and their invited guests. Business sessions of the Association shall The purpose of the organization is to assist members in seeking be open to active members only or by special invitation of the individual and collective growth as musicians, educators, conduc- Board of Directors. tors, and administrators. Article 6: Dues Article 3: Membership in the Association The dues structure for various categories listed in Article 3 shall be: A. Active. A. Active. 1. College/university band directors including Associate and 1. Active membership $60.00 Assistant directors-active or retired. 2. Retired active membership 10.00 2. Former college/university band directors now engaged in 3. Honorary Life Membership - - - - college/university music education, administration or related ar- 4. Life Membership (Age 55) 150.00 eas. 3. Honorary Life Members. B. Associate. 1. Professional associate 50.00 B. Associate. 2. Music Industry 100.00 1. Professional Associate - i.e., director of a military service 3. Student 20.00 band, community band, secondary school band. 4. Institutional 75.00 2. Music Industry - one member of the firm shall be desig- nated as representative to the Association. C. The National Secretary-Treasurer shall return a sum every bi- 3. Student - graduate or undergraduate who is seriously in- ennium to each division based upon their respective membership volved in band activities and development. enrollment at the beginning of the biennium (the two year period 4. Institutional - any school or institution actively supporting immediately following a National Conference). The sums to be band activities and development. One individual may represent returned, and the membership guidelines to followed are: the institution as an active member if qualified under Article III, 1. 251 and above $1,500.00 Active, no. 1. 2. 201 to 250 1,450.00 3. 151 to 200 1,400.00 C. Rights and Privileges. 4. 101 to 150 1,350.00 1. Only active members shall be entitled to vote on Associa- 5. Below 100 1,300.00 tion business and to hold elected office. Active membership is The Secretary-Treasurer shall collect all dues. maintained through payment of annual dues. The Board of Directors may appropriate a sum up to $10.00 per 2. Active members upon retirement from their institution shall active member for the commissioning of new compositions for be entitled to a reduced dues assessment. the wind band. 3. Honorary Life Membership may be conferred upon active The fiscal year for CBDNA shall run from October 1 to Septem- members by the Board of Directors as a form of formal recogni- ber 30. The membership year shall be the same. tion of exemplary contributions to the welfare of college and uni- The terms of administrative office on both the National and Divi- versity bands. sional level shall run from the close of one National Conference 4. Associate members do not have voting rights and may not to the close of the succeeding Conference. hold elected office in the Association; they may attend all CBDNA functions (with the exception of Business Sessions) and shall re- Article 7: Revisions of Amendments ceive all CBDNA publications Proposed amendments to CBDNA Constitution and Bylaws may 5. Student membership is valid only during the period when be presented to the Board of Directors by either the Constitution the student is enrolled in graduate or undergraduate collegiate Committee or by any officer of the Association at the time of the activities. National Conference. The Board of Directors shall then determine by a majority vote which amendments shall be circulated to all Article 4: Officers members of active status within two weeks of the termination of The national officers shall consist of President, President-Elect, the National Conference. Ballots shall be returned to the chair- Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer and Divisional Presidents. man of the election committee for tabulation within four weeks of Together with the two most recent Past Presidents and the Honor- the termination of the National Conference. An Amendment must ary Life President, they shall constitute the Board of Directors. 14 - BUSINESS receive two-thirds of the votes cast to pass. An approved amend- shall appoint enough members to make a full committee. The com- ment becomes effective immediately, unless otherwise stated in mittee will receive from the Secretary-Treasurer the ballots and the amendment. the tally, and using them as a guide shall nominate two persons with their consent, including (without designation) the one re- BYLAWS ceiving the highest number of votes in the nomination balloting. The second nominee must be selected from among the five in this Article 1: Duties for National Officers tally. A. President. It shall be the duty of the President to organize the 4. The election shall be by first class mail ballot circulated to National Conference and to preside at all general meetings thereof. the membership with a return envelope clearly marked CBDNA The President shall appoint a parliamentarian to each business Ballot enclosed. The ballot shall be circulated to all members of session. It shall be the duty of the President to represent the active status within two weeks of the termination of the National CBDNA at other conferences or appoint a representative in his Conference. Ballots shall be returned to the chairman of the elec- place when the Association is invited to send a delegate. tion committee for tabulation within four weeks of the termination of the National Conference. B. President-Elect. It shall be the duty of the President-Elect to assume the duties of the President in his absence. It shall further- D. Secretary-Treasurer. The Secretary-Treasurer shall be appointed more be the duty of the President-Elect to serve as chairman of by the Board of Directors. Board of Directors meetings and to coordinate membership activities E. Divisional Officers. The Divisional officers shall consist of President, President-Elect, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. C. Vice-President. It shall be the duty of the Vice-President to The President-Elect shall automatically accede to the office of assume the duties of the President in the absence of the President President, and the Vice-President shall automatically accede to and the President-Elect. It shall furthermore be the duty of the the office of President-Elect. Divisional Vice-Presidents shall be Vice-President to administer and coordinate the activities of the nominated at the Divisional Conferences. The Divisional Presi- National Committees. dent will select a nominating committee who will submit two names for the office of Vice-President. The election shall be by D. Secretary-Treasurer. It shall be the duty of the Secretary-Trea- secret ballot. This ballot shall be circulated to all active Divisional surer to perform the normal duties of a recording secretary and members within two weeks of the termination of the Divisional treasurer. Conference. Ballots shall be returned to the Divisional Secretary- Treasurer for tabulation within four weeks of the termination of Article 2: Election of Officers the Divisional Conference. The newly elected Divisional Vice- A. The President shall serve from the time of assuming office at President shall assume office at the next National Conference. the end of one National Conference to the end of the next. 1. The Divisional President shall appoint a Secretary-Treasurer. 2. It shall be the duty of the Divisional President to organize B. The President-Elect shall automatically accede to the office of and supervise the activities within his division. Divisional Presi- President, and the Vice-President shall automatically accede to dents shall write letters of appointment to all officers of the Divi- the office of President-Elect. sion, shall submit to the National President a list of Division officers, including state and committee chairmen. C. Two candidates for the office of Vice-President shall be nominated and one shall be elected through the following procedure: Article 3: Standing Committees 1. Only those who have served or are serving as Divisional Presi- Standing committees may be established, appointed and contin- dents and, those who have served as National Secretary-Treasurer ued at the discretion of the President. for a period of six years or longer, shall be eligible for nomination. Past National Presidents are not eligible. Article 4: Filling of Vacancies 2. The Secretary-Treasurer shall have circulated to the active In the event that a vacancy occurs in a National Office and the membership by mail a certified list of the names of those eligible, procedure for filling the vacancy is not specifically provided else- at least two months and not more than four months before the where in the CBDNA Constitution or By-laws then the President National Conference. This list will serve as a ballot on which each shall appoint a CBDNA member qualified under Article II of the member may, and should, nominate two persons for the office. By-Laws to fill the position subject to the approval of the Board The ballot must be returned to the Secretary-Treasurer at least of Directors. Such an interim appointment will be only for the three weeks prior to the opening of the National Conference. remainder of the current term of office at which time the vacancy 3. The nominating committee shall consist of at least five mem- will be filled by election. bers. The National President and all past National Presidents in attendance at the National Conference shall serve on the nominating committee, with the most immediate Past President in attendance serving as chairman. In the event there are fewer than five qualified members for this committee, the current President SURVEY - 15

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