R e p o rScott t Hanna, editor Spring 2008 From the Podium Dear Colleagues, made the process particularly challenging.

CBDNA division conferences for 2008 are now his- 2009 CBDNA NATIONAL CONFERENCE tory. Congratulations to presidents, hosts, performers, PERFORMING ENSEMBLES and presenters for creating outstanding conferences to Baylor University – Eric Wilson enrich our experiences. From all reports, I believe there Michigan State University – Kevin Sedatole Oklahoma State University – Joseph Missal was an upswing in participant registration. It was my University of Georgia – John Lynch pleasure to attend the combined Northwest and Western University of Missouri, Kansas City – Steven Davis conference in Reno, NV, as well as the Southwestern University of North Carolina, Greensboro – John Locke Division meeting at the University of Missouri-Kansas University of North Texas – Eugene Migliaro Corporon City Conservatory of Music. Members of the CBDNA The University of Texas at Austin – Jerry Junkin West Texas A&M University – Don Lefevre executive board reported outstanding programming and performances as well as enlightening sessions at all Craig Naylor from the University of Mary Washington division meetings. With strong membership involve- in Fredericksburg, VA, will coordinate the 2009 CBDNA ment, CBDNA continues to be visionary, vibrant and Small College Intercollegiate Band for the conference. relevant. Thanks to each of you for contributing in your Nominating information will appear in an email notice own unique way to the development of bands. and on the CBDNA website in August.

I’d like to turn for a moment to the 2009 CBDNA Na- Virginia Allen, who is on the conducting faculties of the tional Conference, which will be held March 25-28, at Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School, will The University of Texas at Austin. Thank you in ad- conduct the 2009 SCIB. A former conductor in the U.S. vance to our host, Jerry Junkin as well as his colleagues Army Bands program, Allen was a pioneer for women Rob Carnochan, Scott Hanna, Damon Talley and the conductors in military bands. The link to her complete entire UT Band Staff for facilitating our meetings at bio is online at virginiaallen.com. the new AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center adjacent to campus. Concerts will be held in I look forward to the immediate and future achieve- the 700-seat, acoustically adjustable Bates Recital Hall, ments gained from the important role the SCIB plays which is at the heart of the UT Performing Arts Center in involving students from around the country in the within the newly named Sarah and Ernest Butler School CBDNA culture. (continued on page 2) of Music.

Congratulations to the conductors and ensembles se- In This Issue: lected for performance at the national conference. We look forward to outstanding performances of standard From the Podium...... 1 repertoire and new compositions with the opportunity to News...... 2 - 3 engage with the creative ideas of composers. We salute all applicants for placing their year’s work in nomina- Commissions and Premieres... 3 - 6 tion for the distinction that can only accommodate a Programs...... 7 - 23 small number of the many fine ensembles of CBDNA members. The record-setting thirty-seven applications Financial Report...... 24 - 25 2 - FROM THE PODIUM/NEWS SPRING 2008 From the Podium (continued from page 1) Maslanka, William Bolcolm, Michael Daugherty, Mi- chael Colgrass, David del Tredici, Susan Botti, Carter The 2009 national conference template will follow the Pann, John Mackey, John Corigliano, John Adams, Joel formats in Ann Arbor, New York City, and Minnesota Puckett, and Jonathan Newman to name only a few, have with research and breakout sessions on various topics of created arrays of sound combinations far, far from the interest including composer forums. According to Jerry repertoire of a half-century ago. The band’s ever-ex- Junkin, composer John Corigliano, will be on hand for panding tessitura, dynamics, rhythms, styles, and color the conference and we also hope to again involve UT’s explored in new wind techniques, percussion, piano, Dr. Robert Duke, Professor of Music and Human Learn- harp, string bass, contrabassoon, creates unprecedented ing, whose ideas shared at the Ann Arbor conference excitement in how each composer will engage and chal- continue to impact our understanding of how students lenge conductors and performers to communicate with learn. The conference will continue uncovering prac- our medium. tices in the undergraduate conducting classroom with sessions focusing on student learning and curricular This is indeed an opportune time to have a part in the structures. There will also be sessions to reveal how unfolding story of the wind band. Be in Austin next technologies can further advance many facets of our 25-28 March 2009 to live the next chapter! profession. Mark Spede and the Athletic Band Task Force will select representative collegiate half-time News performances for DVD presentations. A session will Costa Rican International Band Festival and revisit the 25th anniversary of H. Robert Reynolds and Conducting Seminar the Michigan Symphony Band appearance at La Scala in Milan, Italy, performing Karlheinz Stockhausen’s The Costa Rican Ministry of Culture and Youth in con- critically acclaimed opera, Samstag aus Licht. junction with the General Direction of Bands is sponsor- ing the 1st International Festival of Bands and Conduct- Jennifer Martin will present a session on Frederick ing Seminar to be held in San Jose, from June 30-July Fennell’s archival material held at the Eastman School 6, 2008. Events will include concerts featuring school of Music. Plans also include excursions to UT’s Blanton bands, municipal bands, national bands and guest bands Museum of Art accompanied by live performances ex- from other countries. In addition to the concerts, there tracted from Donald Grantham’s Music for the Blanton. will be eleven clinics focusing on rehearsal techniques, Please reserve the dates now: Beginning at 1:00 p.m., Latin American and international wind band repertoire Wednesday, March 25, through Saturday night, March for all levels of performers, conducting techniques, and 28, 2009. round-table discussions with composers. One final personal thought on the exciting state of our A special curriculum of master classes, videotaped prac- medium. During the snapshot four days of listening to tice sessions with live ensembles, one-on-one sessions ten wonderful concerts and repertoire in one acoustical with master conductors, and a final public performance setting at the Western/Northwest Division conference will be available to conductors as either participants or in Reno, Nevada, I was reminded by how the band observers. The seminar faculty will include Dario Sotelo palate has evolved from the middle of the 20th cen- (Brazil), Franco Cesarini (Switzerland), Ricardo Vargas tury represented by scoring of winds and percussion (Costa Rica), Joseph Pappas (United States), Geir Knut- in important compositions by Percy Grainger, Paul son (Norway), and Robert M. Gifford (United States). Hindemith, Arnold Schoenberg, Vincent Persichetti, William Schuman, and Morton Gould. Listening to Sponsorship of this event is provided in part by the Percy Grainger’s delightful Molly on the Shore, and following: Yamaha Music Latin America, Shattinger remembering the composer’s distinct stature as an in- Music Co., JPM Music Publications, Continental Air- novator in scoring, I was suddenly struck by how the lines, and Café 1820. For further information contact: color sounded “dated,” much in the same way many www.mcjd.go.cr or [email protected] years ago when playing from the aged, thin, and brown- ing paper of transcriptions from the Army Band Journal SACD Release transcriptions in my formative trombone years. My eyes told me the publication was old and my ears catalogued The Austin Peay State University Wind Ensemble under the band sounds accordingly. the direction of Director of Bands Gregory Wolynec is pleased to announce the release of their first SACD Well, this past March a switch flipped in my brain entitled Aubade. This hybrid disc is playable on a tra- to realize in a watershed moment of how much cur- ditional CD player or in enhanced surround sound on rent composers have stretched the sound parameters an SACD equipped player. Recorded in 2004 and 2005 of the band. Donald Grantham, Dan Welcher, David on the campus of APSU the disc captures the natural 3 - NEWS/COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2008 ambience of the Music/Mass Communication Building’s as an American. acclaimed Concert Hall. APSU faculty member and Landmarks pianist Jeffrey Wood is featured in Francis Poulenc’s Michael Wittgraf Aubade for piano and 18 instruments. Other works in- clude Steven Stucky’s Funeral Music for Queen Mary, The University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble, under Gustav Holst’s Hammersmith, Charles Ives’ The Alcotts the direction of James Popejoy, presented the premiere (conducted by Assistant Director of Bands Andrea of a new work for band as part of their performance at Brown,) and Frank Ticheli’s Blue Shades. the 2008 North Dakota Music Educators Association Conference. Landmarks, by Michael Wittgraf, was commissioned by the UND Wind Ensemble and funded Commissions and Premieres in part by the Composer Assistance Program of the Anthem American Music Center. Contact the composer directly Mark Camphouse through his web site (www.und.nodak.edu/instruct/ wittgraf) for additional information and performance Anthem was commissioned by a consortium of 23 col- opportunities of this work. lege/university bands in conjunction with the CBDNA Western/Northwestern Division Conference held at the Landmarks is approximately twelve minutes in length. University of Nevada-Reno, March 19-22, 2008. The There are three distinct sections, the first of which is premiere of Anthem occurred on March 21 with the unstable, rhythmically unpredictable, and exploits a composer conducting the University of Nevada Wind dissonant, 3-note, minor-sounding sonority. The sec- Ensemble. The composer writes: ond section is rhythmically active, agitated, and passes through tonal centers hurriedly. The three-note minor Composed and orchestrated during the Fall of 2007, sonority continues to be the featured sonic event, though Anthem is a 12-minute, single movement work for full somewhat altered. The third section is much calmer and symphonic band. Although it incorporates elements of broader than anything in the previous two sections. In the national anthems of both the United States and the fact, it is almost static in comparison. The three-note Republic of Iraq, Anthem is not a “war piece”, per se. sonority has been transformed into a less dissonant, Rather, it invites the listener to contemplate ramifica- major-sounding one. This section places the spirit of tions of the conflict as it might be viewed by an Iraqi late nineteenth century orchestral music in the context civilian through my setting of the Iraqi national anthem of jazz harmonies. (“My Homeland”) and by a US service man or woman, with fragments of The Star Spangled Banner, in addition Landmarks was written in commemoration of the tenth to an originally composed ballad-like theme. anniversary of the flood of 1997 in the greater Grand Forks region of North Dakota and Minnesota. The The statistics of this conflict are certainly compelling. music is not meant to depict specific events, but rather US Department of Defense statistics confirm that there to evoke the passage of time. All things change as time have been 4,000 US military personnel killed and 30,000 progresses. Some things end, some things begin. People wounded. Iraqi civilian fatalities are now well in excess come and people go. Traditions change, fads pass, we of 90,000. take the good with the bad. On the other hand, amid the constant flow of change lie objects and events that The human cost of the war is indeed staggering, as is its remain with us. Some things resist the passage of time. financial cost. Our country has spent $500 billion dol- Memories stay with us. Old habits, good or bad, die lars (that’s billion with a B) thus far on this war. Here is hard. Things and events that stay with us are landmarks another way of looking at the enormous financial costs: that guide and comfort as we navigate the river of time. the war costs approximately $250 million dollars per As the music of Landmarks progresses, it changes, mov- day, or approximately twice the annual allocation for ing from idea to idea, theme to theme, sound to sound, the National Endowment for the Arts. And the duration until at the end, we are in a vastly different place than we of this 5-year war since the March 2003 US-led inva- were at the beginning. Even so, familiar musical land- sion now exceeds the total length of US involvement in marks make appearances throughout, reminding us of World War II by 16 months. where we were. Some landmarks reappear unchanged, while others are transformed and used as building Like most Americans, my admiration for the heroic ac- blocks for new material, creating a sense of continuity tions, sacrifices, and humanitarian contributions by our and familiarity in the new. In fact, Landmarks is about armed forces serving in Iraq is very genuine. familiarity alongside the new, familiarity among the new, and familiarity within the new. “Mission Accomplished?” I think not. My ‘mission’, if you will, in conceiving and composing this work was Michael Wittgraf (b. 1962) earned the DMus in compo- simply one I felt a need to do, both as a musician and 4 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2008 sition from Northwestern University, the MA in music is deserving of many more performances than it has theory and composition from the University of Minne- received. More information on Plog may be found at sota, and the BA in mathematics from Carleton College. anthonyplog.com. he compoer writes: His composition teachers include Dominick Argento, Andrew Imbrie, M. William Karlins, Alan Stout, Jay “Contemplations is, as its name implies, in essence a Alan Yim, Alex Lubet, and Phillip Rhodes. He is an reflective and contemplative piece. As such the solo associate professor of music at the University of North voice is written for flugelhorn rather than trumpet, as the Dakota, specializing in composition, theory, technol- sound of the flugelhorn is less aggressive, warmer, and ogy, and bassoon. Dr. Wittgraf has won the University darker than that of a trumpet. Even though the overall of Minnesota Craig and Janet Swan Sesquicentennial mood of the piece is one of contemplation, there are Commissioning Project; received special distinction in times when this mood changes to one of agitation and the ASCAP/Nissim Foundation Composition Contest; even nervousness. and has been a finalist in the Ladislav Kubik Inter- national Prize in Composition, the Modern Chamber The repetition of one note (a G) repeated by both the Players International Composition Contest, and the Pi flugelhorn and chimes opens the piece and serves as a Kappa Lambda Chamber Music Composition Competi- unifying motive throughout the work, and this is com- tion. His music has been performed by many artists, bined with the opening solo line to create an atmosphere including Zeitgeist, Trio Montecino, the Chiara String that permeates most of the piece. Quartet, the BECS Quartet of the National Symphony Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, the University The mood of the opening section is finally broken by of Minnesota Symphony Orchestra, Thursday Musi- an allegro which provides a stark contrast and which is cal of St. Paul, the University of North Dakota Wind energetic and features the ensemble as well as the solo- Ensemble, the DuQuesne Contemporary Ensemble, ist. This occurs several times in the piece, but always and Tempus Fugit. Dr. Wittgraf has been commis- returns to a slower, more reflective atmosphere. The sioned through the National Symphony Orchestra, the piece ends with a return to the opening motif and theme North Dakota Council on the Arts, the North Dakota and ends calmly.” Music Teachers Association, The Greater Grand Forks Symphony Orchestra, and many other organizations, Freylekhs and Fugue for Wind Ensemble ensembles and performers. He was the commissioned Jeffrey Wood composer for the National Symphony’s North Dakota Residency in 2003, and has been composer-in-residence On December 4th, 2007 the Austin Peay State Univer- for the Greater Grand Forks Symphony Orchestra. His sity Wind Ensemble under the direction of Gregory catalog contains over fifty works, and includes music Wolynec premiered Freylekhs and Fugue by APSU for orchestra, band, choir, chamber ensembles, solo faculty composer Jeffrey Wood. The work is scored in instruments, voice, and electronics. a one-to-a-part fashion calling for 30 players and was commissioned by APSU Bands. Based on traditional Contemplations for Flugelhorn and Wind Ensemble The work is a sort of klezmer inspired fantasy of ap- Anthony Plog proximately 10 minutes in duration. On December 4th, 2007 the Austin Peay State University Wood is professor of composition and piano at APSU Wind Ensemble under the direction of Gregory Wolynec where he is an active performer and contributor for the with soloist Richard Steffen premiered Anthony Plog’s Dimensions New Music Series. He has been the recipi- Contemplations. The work is dedicated to APSU trum- ent of numerous domestic and international awards and pet professor Steffen and was commissioned jointly has been commissioned by the Governor’s School for the by friends and alum of Steffen as well as the APSU Arts in Tennessee, National Musical Arts, Washington, Bands to commemorate his 25 years of service to the D.C., the Quintet of the Americas, and the Center for University. It is currently in production by Editions the Creative Arts at Austin Peay State University. His BIM of Switzerland and is approximately 10 minutes oratorio for chorus, vocal soloists and string orchestra in duration. Lamentationes leremiæ Prophetæ was premiered by the Nashville Chamber Orchestra and was subsequently Plog’s works, especially for brass, have been used in nominated for the 2000 Pulitzer Prize in music. Of countless performances the world over and are fre- Freylekhs and Fugue he writes- quently required contest selections. All of his brass works have been recorded, many of them more than four “Freylekhs and Fugue was written on a commission times. In addition he has written children’s operas, a from Dr. Gregory Wolynec to write a piece for the variety of chamber works as well as several concertos. Austin Peay State University Wind Ensemble. Compo- His flute concerto with wind ensemble accompaniment sition was begun during the summer of 2007 and was 5 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2008 completed in October. The piece reflects my interest in klezmer (from the Hebrew k’ley zemer, literally “ves- The orchestral original included movements titled sel of song” or more simply “musical instruments”). Scherzo, Nocturne and Parade. In 2007 Hoiby re- Klezmer is a kind of improvised music that is used for scored Parade as American Parade for concert band. It celebrations (weddings, births) and originated within the was premiered by the APSU Wind Ensemble in March Jewish community of Eastern Europe prior to the Sec- of 2007 while Hoiby was in the midst of a two week ond World War. The musicians (known as klezmorim) residency on the Clarksville campus. The band area created this emotionally charged music that came with commissioned the remaining two movements to be its own traditions, scales and styles of improvisation. transcribed for the 2007-08 school year. A freylekhs (Yiddish, meaning “cheerful” or “merry”) was a kind of traditional dance in eastern Europe and The opening Scherzo was renamed Waterside and fea- remains an important element of contemporary klezmer tures delicate counterpoint and prominent solo writing repertoire. in the outer sections. The middle section of this move- ment contrasts with striking rhythmic complexity in There are essentially three melodic/gestural materials two legato lines. The movement closes with reflective, that are used throughout this work: a freylekhs theme, “Copland-esque” scoring. based on an ostinato that comes from the repertoire of the Bughici family, a klezmer dynasty from Iasi, The middle movement was renamed from Nocturne to România, along with original melodic material derived Evening and is the emotional focal point of the work. from a traditional scale/mode known as ahavah rabbah The opening 16-measure melody was moved from (“abounding love,” from the text of a prayer from the English horn to horn and is accompanied by stunning Sabbath Shacharit [morning] service); there is an origi- harmonic motion in the clarinet choir and bass. The nal march theme; and finally there is a fugue subject middle section makes use of alternating bars of five and derived from the freylekhs ostinato. four in a sort of Renaissance dance. This is followed by a haunting canon at the seventh between horn and The form of this work is a kind of “structured fantasy,” flute based on the opening melody. in the spirit of klezmer. After an abrupt fortissimo chord, the piece starts slowly with a chorale in the woodwinds Schott Music currently has the suite in production. that emerges over the low brass. This section of the piece American Parade, which certainly can stand on its own, features virtuosic solos in the woodwinds, reflecting the will be available for sale later this spring. Waterside and klezmer origins of the piece. The chorale is gradually Evening will be available together by summer. Plans interrupted by an ostinato, leading to the entire ensemble for a consortium commission of a triple concerto for in full “freylekhs mode,” with freely developed melodic flute, clarinet and English horn with orchestral wind materials based on the ahavah rabbah mode. There fol- accompaniment are currently under way. Interested lows a quieter passage that features more solo writing, schools should contact Greg Wolynec at 931-221-7642 which in turn leads to the first statement of the march or [email protected]. theme in the brass. This is followed by a fugue using the freylekhs ostinato as a subject, first presented in the Konzertstuck for Snare Drum and Wind Ensemble woodwinds. The freylekhs is then re-introduced while Askell Masson the fugue continues, pairing the two ideas, subsequently followed by a pairing of the march and freylekhs themes. US Premiere The full ensemble returns and all of the melodic materi- Emory University Wind Ensemble, Scott Stewart, con- als are brought together in a frenzied climax, bringing ductor; Michael Stubbart, percussion the piece to a dramatic close.” The Konzertstuck for snare drum and wind ensemble is Summer Suite for Wind Ensemble a unique composition, given the relatively unremarkable Lee Hoiby number of concerti written for snare drum as the fea- tured instrument. It was composed in 2001 (originally On February 23rd, 2008 the Austin Peay State Uni- set for both orchestra and brass band) as a tour de force versity Wind Ensemble under the direction of Gregory for snare. Highly rhythmic and often minimalist-esque Wolynec premiered Summer Suite by Lee Hoiby. The in its construction, the piece makes use of a repeated work represents a recasting of the composer’s Suite No. hexachord (A-C-D-Eb-F-G) as its harmonic base, creat- 2 for orchestra, written in the early 1950s. Hoiby, widely ing a jarring, crisp sound palette for the entire composi- known for his songs and operas, is an American Ro- tion (major and minor chords are non-existent!) The mantic in the lineage of Giancarlo Menotti and Samuel piece is relentless in its rhythmic drive, and an exciting Barber (leehoiby.com.) His instrumental music, while cadenza precedes the exciting finale. not as well known, deserves considerable attention. Askell Masson (b. 1953) is amongst Iceland’s lead- 6 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SPRING 2008

ing composers. He commenced his musical studies on Boykan, Jacob Druckman (Tanglewood) and Seymour the clarinet in 1961 and later studied percussion at the Shifrin. Reykjavik College of Music and privately in London with James Blades. Child has been awarded an American Symphony Or- chestra League-Meet the Composer “Music Alive” From 1973-75 he worked as a composer and percus- residency with the Albany Symphony Orchestra for sionist of the Ballet of the National Theatre in Iceland 2005-08; he is also composer in residence with the New and in 1978-83 he was a producer at the Music Dept. England Philharmonic Orchestra for the same period. His of the Iceland State Radio, after which he has devoted compositions won the 2001 Music of Changes award, his time exclusively to composition. He was Secretary which culminates in a commission and a concert in Los General of the Society of Icelandic Composers 1983-85, Angeles devoted to his music. He was a recipient of a and President of the Performing Rights Society (STEF) 2000 commission from the Harvard Musical Association from 1989-99. and a 1998 commission from the Fromm Foundation at Harvard University. In 1994 the Council for the Arts at Masson has worked in Copenhagen, Stockholm, London MIT awarded Peter Child the Gyorgy Kepes Fellowship and Paris, collaborating with such artists as Roger Wood- Prize. He has been honored by two Composition Fel- ward, Evelyn Glennie, Benny Sluchin, Gert Mortensen lowships from the Massachusetts Artists Foundation in and Christian Lindberg. 1986 and 1989, as well as fellowships to the MacDowell Colony and the Composers’ Conference. The Massachu- Triptych setts Council on the Arts and Humanities awarded him Peter Child four ‘New Works’ commissions in conjunction with the Southeast Premiere Boston Musica Viva, the New England Conservatory Emory University Wind Ensemble, Scott Stewart, con- Contemporary Ensemble, the MIT Experimental Music ductor Studio, and the Cantata Singers. His compositions have also been awarded prizes from Tanglewood (Margaret Triptych has three musical panels of about equal length Grant Memorial Prize, 1978), East and West Artists (First and contrasting character, presented without pause. The Prize, 1979), WGBH Radio (Recording Prize, 1980), first, marked “Äú in a magisterial, prophetic voice, Äù is New England Conservatory (‘New Works’ Prize, 1983), grand and portentous”; the second is light, graceful, and and League-ISCM, Boston (New England Composers dancelike and culminates in a rousing climax; the third, Prize, 1983). Recordings of some of Child’s music have after disseminating the energy of the high point, settles been recorded on New World, Albany, Innova, CRI, into calm, peaceable serenity. The underlying beat does Neuma, Rivoalto and Centaur compact discs. In addition not change throughout, but the perceived tempos do: to his compositional work, Child has published papers slow, calm and brisk, moderate. It is the metric continuity concerning music by Shostakovich and Bartok in Music along with some subliminal motivic connections that tie Analysis and College Music Symposium. He won the the three contrasting musical tableaux together. 2004 Levitan Award in the Humanities at MIT to support his work in musical analysis. Triptych was written in honor of Frank Battisti for his seventh-fifth birthday through a consortium commission Peter Child has written music in many different genres, organized by Frederick Harris, Jr., Director of Wind En- including music for orchestra, chorus, computer syn- sembles at MIT. The consortium consisted of the wind thesis, voice, and a wide variety of chamber groups. ensembles of Emory University, MIT, New England Ensembles that have performed his music include the Conservatory of Music, the University of Michigan, the John Oliver Chorale, the Pro Arte Orchestra, the Lyd- University of Minnesota, University of Texas, and Yale ian String Quartet, Collage, Parnassus, New York New University. Music, the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, Lontano (Great Britain), Interensemble (Italy), Speak Percussion Peter Child is Professor of Music and MacVicar Fac- (Australia), and many others. ulty Fellow at MIT, where he chaired the department of Music and Theater Arts from 1996 to 1999. He joined Reed College in 1973 through an exchange scholarship from Keele University in England and received his B.A. in music from Reed in 1975. After studying Karnatic music in Madras for a year through a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship (1975-76), he entered the graduate program at Brandeis University and earned his Ph.D. in musical composition in 1981. His composition teachers include William Albright, Bernard Barrell, Arthur Berger, Martin 7 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008

Tulsa ...... Gillis ...... Persichetti *denotes premiere The Hounds of Spring...... Reed The University of Alabama ALABAMA Wind Ensemble Arkansas State University University of Alabama Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor Timothy W. Oliver, conductor Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Jamie Reeves, trombone Greg Brunner, guest conductor September 27, 2007 March 11, 2008 Ken Hatch, clarinet February 25, 2008 “Reflections and Remembrances” An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Peterloo Overture...... Arnold/Sayre Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble...... Lauds (Praise High Day)...... Nelson Serenade in D minor, Op 44...... Dvorak ...... Maslanka Suite from Pineapple Poll...... Sullivan Desert Roads: Songs for Clarinet and God of Our Fathers...... Knox Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka University of Alabama Symphonic Movement...... Nelhybel The University of Alabama Blessed Are They from Ein deutsches Requiem, Symphonic Band Symphonic Band Randall O. Coleman, conductor Op. 45...... Brahms/Buehlman Randall O. Coleman, conductor Semper Fidelis...... Sousa October 6, 2007 David A. Jones, graduate conductor April 17, 2008 University of Central Arkansas Resplendent Glory...... Galante Wind Ensemble Chester Overture for Band...... Schuman Fiesta...... Sparke Ricky Brooks, Conductor Chester Leaps In...... Bryant Illyrian Dances...... Woolfenden October 9, 2007 The Promise of Living...... Copland/Singleton British Eighth...... Elliott/Coleman Early Light...... Bremer A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Mother Earth...... Maslanka The Chimes of Liberty...... Goldman Sparkle...... Mahoney After a Gentle Rain...... Iannaccone Symphonies of Gaia...... Ogren Commando March...... Barber The University of Alabama Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed The University of Alabama Wind Ensemble Symphony for Band, Op. 69...... Persichetti Wind Ensemble Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor University of Central Arkansas November 6, 2007 Erin Hollon, flute Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band April 22, 2008 “Winter Concert” Huntingtower Ballad for Band...... Respighi/Binney Ricky Brooks and Steve Smyth, conductors Ballet for Band...... McTee La Forza del Destino...... Verdi/Lake John Krebs, piano Hyperprism...... Varese Songbook for Flute and Wind Ensemble....Maslanka December 6, 2007 That Others May Live...... Martin Baron Cimetiere’s Mambo...... Grantham Finale: Symphony No. 5 in D minor.....Shostakovich Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks...... Symphonic Band ...... Strauss, Hindsley Prelude, Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich The University of Alabama Wedding Dance...... Press Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridson/Reynolds Symphonic Band Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold Randall O. Coleman, conductor Nitro ...... Ticheli November 27, 2007 ALASKA Wind Ensemble University of Alaska Anchorage Rhapsody in Blue...... Gershwin/Hunsberger Fanfare from “La Peri”...... Dukas Wind Ensemble Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Second Suite in F for Military Band...... Holst Mark Wolbers, conductor March for Band, Op. 99...... Prokofiev Diamond Fanfare...... Hazo Cheryl Pierce, horn The Red Machine...... Graham November 1, 7 & 9, 2007 University of Central Arkansas Divertimento for Band...... Hearshen Wind Ensemble and Jazz I Dusk ...... Bryant Apollo March...... Bruckner “Benefit Concert for Austria Tour” Cartoon...... Hart Trauermusik...... Wagner Ricky Brooks and Larry Jones, conductors Concerto for Horn No.1...... Strauss/Boyd February 10, 2008 The University of Alabama March: Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Hindemith Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor ARKANSAS Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor Arkansas State University Colonial Song...... Grainger Alabama Music Educators’ Association Wind Ensemble Fugue a la Gigue...... Bach/Holst Inservice Conference Timothy W. Oliver, conductor Zion ...... Welcher January 11, 2008 November 6, 2007 With Pleasure, March Hilarious...... Sousa “Homage to the Masters” Jazz I Huntingtower Ballad for Band...... Respighi/Binney Spin Cycle...... Blaylock Trittico...... Nehlybel Esprit de Corps...... Jager A Train...... arr. Menza Chaos Theory...... Bonney Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral.... Wagner/Cailliet Big Dipper...... Jones Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey Variants on a Mediaeval Tune...... Dello Joio Tickle Toe...... Young/McConnell *Enterprise...... Hearshen La Fiesta Mexicana: A Mexican Folk Song SST IX The Star Crossed Lovers...... Finale: Symphony No. 5 in D minor.....Shostakovich Symphony...... Reed ...... Ellington/Strayhorn Festive Overture, Op. 96... Shostakovich/Hunsberger The University of Alabama Symphonic Band Arkansas State University Randall O. Coleman, conductor Symphonic Winds February 28, 2008 Kenneth Carroll, conductor February 21, 2008 New Century Dawn...... Gillingham Othello...... Reed The Glory of the Yankee Navy.....Sousa, ed. Fennell American Hymnsong Suite...... Milburn Watchman, Tell Us Of The Night...... Camphouse Inglesina...... Delle Cese Adagio sostenuto from Symphony for Band, Op. 69 8 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008

University of Central Arkansas Irvine Valley College *Elegy On the Death of Pluto...... Kehlenbach Symphonic Band and Concert Band Wind Symphony and Orchestra The Fairest Of The Fair...... Sousa Steve Smyth, conductor Stephen Rochford, conductor Ricky Brooks and Tim Cunningham, Irvine Barclay Theatre guest conductors October 10, 2007 COLORADO Meghan Langley and Marie Pokorski, Metropolitan State University graduate conductors Orchestra Wind Ensemble February 13, 2008 Overture from Norma...... Bellini David Kish, conductor *Les Nympheas, (l’ensemble de l’Orange)...... February 26, 2008 Concert Band ...... Kessner Fanfare for a Festive Day...... Cichy Peer Gynt, Suite No. 1 Southern Harmony...... Grantham Overture for Winds...... Carter from the Incidental Music, Op.46...... Grieg Stare at the Pavement...... Samuelson Their Blossoms Down...... Hazo Wind Symphony Fugue on Yankee Doodle...... Sousa Tricycle...... Boysen Cenotaph, Fanfare for Band...... Stamp The Ascension...... Smith Prelude to Act V of King Manfred...... Reinecke Metropolitan State University Symphonic Band Les Nympheas, (l’ensemble de l’Orange).... Kessner Wind Ensemble Fist Suite in E-flat...... Holst O Cool Is the Valley, Poem for Band, Op. 118...... David Kish, conductor Solitary Dancer...... Benson ...... Persichetti February 26, 2008 Lagan Love...... Zanninelli Bullets and Bayonets...... Sousa Symphony #1 Lord of the Rings “Gandolf”...... Fanfare for a Celebration...... Michiels ...... De Meij Irvine Valley College Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Wind Symphony Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Stephen Rochford, conductor CALIFORNIA October 30, 2007 Metropolitan State University Concordia University Gala Opening of the IVC Performing Arts Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestra Center David Kish, conductor Faculty Brass Quintet with Scott McAllister, Mark Camphouse and Jeff Held, conductor *Fanfare for a New Theatre...... Garrabrant Greg Dufford Eric Jay, trumpet *Intrada and Fanfare...... Garrabrant April 18, 2008 May 6, 2007 *Through The Valley...... Williams *I.V.C. Fanfare...... Luzko Black Dog...... McAllister Fanfare for the Common Man...... Copland Anthem...... Camphouse Noisy Wheels of Joy...... Whitacre Irvine Valley College Give Us This Day...... Maslanka Chorale and Variations...... Sparke Wind Symphony The Debutante...... Clarke/Hunsberger 10th Annual Wind Symphony Endowment Metropolitan State University Semper Fidelis...... Sousa Benefit Concert Wind Ensemble Moderato from Symphony for Brass, Quintet No. 1 Stephen Rochford, conductor David Kish, conductor ...... Ewald Andria Coyne, student conductor May 6, 2008 The Cutting of the Hay...... Grainger/Wilson December 1, 2007 Adagio for Winds...... Daehn Joy Revisited...... Ticheli Concerto Grosso ...... Tull Tu Pauperum Refugium...... Des Prez Of Sailors and Whales...... McBeth On Eagle’s Wings...... R. Smith Rhosymedre, Prelude on a Welsh Hymn Tune...... Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa ...... Vaughan Williams Concordia University Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring...... Bach, arr. Reed Metropolitan State University Wind Orchestra Acrostic Song from Final Alice...... Wind Ensemble Jeff Held, conductor ...... Del Tredici, arr. Spede Gerald Endsley, conductor Jay Mason, alto saxophone, flute, clarinet Harlem Nocturne...... Hagen, arr. Krance May 6, 2008 “Woodwind Triple Threat!” Sòlas Ané...... Hazo November 8, 2007 Hebraic Rhapsody...... Jager The Glory of the Yankee Navy...... Sousa Albanian Dance...... Hanson First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Irvine Valley College Wind Symphony Cousins...... Clarke Yellow Mountains...... de Haan Stephen Rochford, conductor Air Dublinesque...... Joel, arr. Arndt Budapest Impressions...... Kernan Joslynne Blasdel, guest conductor Alexander’s Ragtime Band...... Berlin Suite for Solo Flute, Clarinet, and Alto Sax...... Smith February 23, 2008 A Legend from Yao...... Yuan/Shu-Han Alameda...... Caneva Sesquincentennial Fanfare...... Boerma DISTRICT OF Catch Me If You Can...... Williams/Bocook Ricercare Brevis...... Sweelinck, trans. Singleton COLUMBIA An American Elegy...... Ticheli George Washington University Concordia University Tapor No. 1, Processional For Band, Op. 14...... Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Wind Orchestra ...... Hovhaness Benno Fritz, conductor Jeff Held, conductor Memorial Ode...... Beckham October 14, 2007 Steve Charpie, keyed bugle, cornet Tirana...... Barnett “Grand Recital – A Tribute to Francis Johnson” Wind Ensemble February 17, 2008 Irvine Valley College A Sea Symphony...... Hanson Wind Symphony Tempered Steel...... Young Philadelphia Grays Quickstep...... Johnson Stephen Rochford, conductor Symphonic Band Yankee Doodle Variations...... Willis Scott Arakawa and John Carnahan, Firepower...... Fraser Philadelphia Fireman’s Cotillion.... Johnson/Charpie guest conductors October...... Whitacre St. Louis Fire Company...... Johnson/Charpie Brad van Wick, piano Maysville March...... H.H. Williams/Charpie May 3, 2008 The Last Rose of Summer...... arr. Charpie Folk Suite for Band...... Still Old Churches...... Colgrass Radetzky March...... Strauss/Reed Through The Valley...... Williams Pleasant Moments ...... Joplin/Charpie Allerseelen...... Strauss, arr. Davis, ed. Fennell *Fantasy for Solo Piano...... van Wick Shenandoah...... Ticheli 9 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008

George Washington University Florida Atlantic University The Florida State University Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Concert Band Benno Fritz, conductor Kyle Prescott, conductor David Plack, conductor April 17, 2008 Sandi Bruington and John Harris, April 9, 2008 guest conductors Wind Ensemble April 18, 2008 Nitro ...... Ticheli Overture to Candide...... Bernstein None but the Lonely Heart...... Tchaikovsky/Kimura Short Ride in a Fast Machine...... Adams Kleine Dreigroschenmusik...... Weill William Byrd Suite...... Jacob Blue Shades...... Ticheli Carmina Burana Suite...... Orff Blessed Are They...... Brahms/Buelman Symphonic Band ‘Galop’ from the First Suite for Band...... Reed Mass and Carnival from La Fiesta Mexicana.... Reed Satiric Dances...... Dello Joio His Honor...... Filmore Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance The Florida State University Mars from The Planets...... Holst Chamber Winds The Florida State University Richard Clary, conductor Chamber Winds February 12, 2008 Richard Clary, conductor FLORIDA April 14, 2008 Florida Atlantic University Music for Brass Instruments...... Dahl Wind Ensemble Divertissment pour Instruments á vent op. 36...... Four Sketches for Brass Quintet...... Plog Kyle Prescott, conductor ...... Bernard Sonatina in F, No. 1...... Strauss October 21, 2007 Serenade for 12 Instruments...... Weinstein Divertissment für Ten Blasser...... Egk Symphonies of Wind Instruments...... Stravinsky Esprit de Corps...... Jager The Florida State University Acrostic Song from Final Alice...... Wind Orchestra The Florida State University ...... Del Tredici, arr. Spede Richard Clary, conductor Symphonic Band Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Patrick Meighan, alto saxophone Patrick Dunnigan, conductor Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi February 19, 2008 John W. Parks, IV, timpani April 16, 2008 Florida Atlantic University An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Wind Quintet and String Quartet Bum’s Rush...... Grantham Sheep May Safely Graze...... Bach/Reed Kyle Prescott, conductor Concert Suite for Solo E-flat Alto Saxophone and March Militaire Francaise...... Saint-Saëns/Hindsley November 9, 2007 Band ...... Bolcom Laudate Dominum...... Mozart/Croft March with Trumpets...... Bergsma Raise the Roof...... Daugherty *Looking Both Ways...... Weisberg Sinfonietta No. 1 “In the blue of an electric dawn”... Selections from “The Danserye”....Susato/Dunnigan ...... David Give Us This Day...... Maslanka Florida Atlantic University Festival Variations...... Smith Wind Ensemble The Florida State University Kyle Prescott, conductor The Florida State University Wind Orchestra Libby Larsen, guest composer Symphonic Band Richard Clary, conductor November 31, 2007 Patrick Dunnigan, Conductor Friday, April 18, 2008 February 26, 2008 Fanfare on Motifs of Die Gurrelieder...... Schoenberg Fantasia in G Major...... Bach/Goldman/Leist Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams J.S. Dances...... Grantham Overture to Candide...... Bernstein The Final Covenant...... Tull Symphony No. 3...... Maslanka An Introduction to the Moon...... Larsen Summon the Heroes...... Williams/Lavender Fantasy Variations on George Gershwin’s Symphony No. 2...... Chance Prelude II...... Grantham Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson GEORGIA Emory University Wind Ensemble Florida Atlantic University The Florida State University February 27, 2008 Wind Ensemble Concert Band Scott A. Stewart, conductor Kyle Prescott, conductor David Plack, Conductor Peter Child, guest composer February 27, 2008 March 4, 2008 Michael Stubbart, percussion CBDNA Southern Division Conference, Columbus, Georgia Commando March...... Barber Pentium...... Graham Solas Ane...... Hazo *Konzertstuck for Snare Drum and Wind Ensemble New Century Dawn...... Gillingham Fu-Mon...... Hoshina ...... Masson Strut ...... Larsen Gand Serenade for an Awful Lot of Winds and Aquarium...... de Meij Bogoroditse Djewo from Vespers, Op. 37...... Percussion, S.1000...... P.D.Q. Bach *Triptych...... Child ...... Rachmaninoff Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Hindemith/Wilson Dance Mix...... Smith Blue Shades...... Ticheli Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Wedding Dance...... Press/Johnston/Fennell Emory University Wind Ensemble *Art Music...... Glazer Scott A. Stewart, conductor The Florida State University April 11, 2008 Florida Atlantic University Wind Ensemble Campus Band FIESTA! Kyle Prescott, conductor Amy Acklin & Donald Sorah, conductors “Impetuosamente” from Pampeana No. 3...... Libby Larsen, guest composer April 3, 2008 March 15, 2008 ...... Ginastera/Bimm A Festival Prelude...... Reed Amparito Roca...... Texidor Within the Circle of Our Lives from ‘Missa Gaia’.... English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed ...... Larsen Joy Revisited...... Ticheli Macchu Pichu...... Yagisawa Strut ...... Larsen Scenes from “The Louvre”...... Dello Joio La Procession du Rocio...... Turina/Reed The National Game March...... Sousa El Camino Real...... Reed Selections from “Les Misérables”...... Schönberg/Barker 10 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 The Georgia Institute of Technology Southern Harmony...... Grantham Concordia University Symphonic Band Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith University Band Andrea Strauss, conductor Richard R. Fischer, conductor Donald F. Allen, guest conductor Georgia State University Dave Creighton, clarinet February 28, 2008 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Mort Kier, trumpet Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Michael Mayer, drums Celestial Dancers...... Ewazen Sarah Kruser Ambrose, flute Kuang-Hao Huang, piano Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis...... Society of Composers Incorporated Carl Grapentine (WFMT Radio), narrator ...... Vaughan Williams, arr. Allen National Conference Jean H. Bojes, commentary Concertino for Four Percussion & Wind Ensemble... February 21, 2008 Friday, April 4, 2008 ...... Gillingham Fanfare for Freedom...... Bulow Fantasia in G...... Mahr The Georgia Institute of Technology OK-OK for Saxophone Quartet...... McLoskey Lincoln Portrait...... Copland Concert Band *Concertino for Flute and Chamber Winds Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Donald F. Allen, conductor ...... Newman Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli April 8, 2008 *Entropy...... Arrell Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey Benny Goodman: The King of Swing..... arr. Murtha Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger Rhapsody in Blue...... Gershwin, arr.Verrier Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold, arr. Paynter Georgia State University Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger October...... Whitacre Symphonic Wind Ensemble Carmina Burana...... Orff, arr. Krance Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Lara Saville Dahl, oboe INDIANA The Georgia Institute of Technology March 31, 2008 Indiana State University Symphonic Band Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra Andrea Strauss, conductor Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare...... Strauss October 11, 2007 April 10, 2008 Variations on a Theme of Glinka...... Rimsky-Korsakov Symphonic Band *Momenta...... Safavynia Randall Mitchell, conductor *Na Pali...... Ames Georgia State University Eric Drew and Kevin Swift, graduate conductors Primality...... Giroux Wind Orchestra Salvation is Created...... Tschesnokoff Son of a Gambolier...... Ives, arr. Elkus Joanne Brandes, conductor Kaddish...... McBeth Ann Musco, guest conductor Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Georgia State University Lee Ewing, graduate assistant conductor Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night Symphonic Wind Ensemble April 3, 2008 ...... Del Borgo Robert J. Ambrose, conductor His Honor...... Fillmore October 4, 2007 Nitro ...... Ticheli Wind Orchestra Second Suite in F...... Holst John Boyd, conductor An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Acrostic Song...... del Tredeci Kevin Swift, graduate conductor Lux Arumque...... Whitacre Third Suite...... Jager Susato Suite...... Susato Ronald Searle Suite...... Murray Folk Dances...... Shostakovich Blaze...... Rouse Southern Harmony...... Grantham First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28a...... Holst Georgia State University Machu Picchu – City in the Sky...... Yagisawa Georgia State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestra Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Indiana State University Joanne Brandes, conductor John P. Lynch, Stephen Meyer, and Chamber Winds and Concert Band Lee Ewing, graduate assistant conductor Robert Taylor, guest conductors October 14, 2007 November 1, 2007 Brandt Fredricksen, piano April 17, 2008 Saxophone Quartet English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Prelude and Fugue No. 7 from the Ye Banks and Braes o Bonnie Doon...... Grainger La Creation du Monde...... Milhaud Well-Tempered Clavier, BWV 876...... Bach Bagatelles for Band...... Persichetti Oiseaux Exotiques...... Messaien Flute Quintet Dusk ...... Bryant Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Suite in C: Flute Clock Pieces.... Hayden, arr. Kuras Canzona...... Mennin The Engulfed Cathedral ...... Debussy Saxophone Quartet Selamlik...... Schmitt Quatuor pour saxophones...... Jeanjean Georgia State University Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saens Brass Choir Symphonic Wind Ensemble Fanfare & Chorus...... Buxtehude, arr. King Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Intrada No. 7...... Franck, arr. Mann Philip Brown, trombone ILLINOIS The Earl of Oxford’s Marche...... Byrd, arr. Mann November 15, 2007 Concordia University Concert Band Wind Symphony Dennis Ballard and Doug Keiser, conductors Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!...... Hultgren Richard R. Fischer, conductor Kyle Govert, Chris Haddad, Melissa James, and Contre Qui Rose...... Lauridsen Spring Tour 2008 Veronica Lattis, student conductors Concertino...... Larsson Visions of Flight...... Sheldon Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Alleluia! Laudamus Te “A Canticle of Praise”...... Prelude and Fugue in B-flat, BWV 553...... Bach Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith ...... Reed Prairie Songs...... LaPlante Cloudburst...... Whitacre Hymn for Band...... Stuart Georgia State University Children’s March...... Grainger, ed. Rogers Alligator Alley...... Daugherty Symphonic Wind Ensemble The King of Love My Shepherd Is...... Golden Vanity...... Williams Robert J. Ambrose, conductor ...... Irish Hymn Tune, arr. Forrest and Turner Philip Brown, trombone Hymn of St. James...... Clark Georgia Music Educators Association Folk Dances...... Shostakovich, arr. Reynolds In-Service Conference Salvation is Created...... January 24, 2008 ...... Tschesnokoff, arr. Houseknecht Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Sousa Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!...... Hultgren Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland Contre Qui Rose...... Lauridsen With Heart and Voice...... Gillingham Concertino...... Larsson 11 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Indiana State University Concerto in B Flat for Two Trumpets Indiana University Wind Orchestra ...... Vivaldi, trans. Yeago Wind Ensemble John Boyd, conductor Brassmen’s Holiday...... Armengol, arr. Nestico Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Kevin Swift, graduate conductor Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed Matthew G.P. Brunner, guest conductor Albert Miller, euphonium Wind Orchestra October 3, 2007 November 18, 2007 John Boyd, conductor Daniel Cummins, Michael Mann, Rob Parton, Finish Line...... McTee Parthia in D...... Rosetti, ed. Blombert Robert Waugh, trumpets Serenade Roman...... Turrin Vintage for Euphonium and Band...... Gillingham Over Hill, Over Dale...... Gorb January from Winter Dances...... Carroll Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Finale from Symphony No. 5 in D Minor, Op. 47..... Concerto for Trumpet...... Arutunian, orch. Duker Pictures at an Exhibition...... Mussorgsky/Boyd ...... Shostakovich, orch. Bocock Nessun Dorma...... Puccini, arr. Laverty The Sword and the Crown...... Gregson Indiana University Indiana State University Concert Band Concert Band and Symphonic Band Indiana State University Paul Popiel, conductor November 28, 2007 Chamber Winds and Concert Band Pamela D. S. Holt, guest conductor Dennis Ballard and Douglas Keiser, conductors October 9, 2007 Concert Band Jason Caudill, Nicole Pace, and David Perkins, Dennis Ballard and Douglas Keiser, conductors student conductors Mother Earth (A Fanfare)...... Maslanka Deborah Meyer, Albert Miller, Andrea Mitchell, March 2, 2008 Suite française, op. 248...... Milhaud and Ariel Stern, student conductors Early Light...... Bremer Fanfare Prelude from “Lancashire”...... Curnow Chamber Ensembles “Contre Qui, Rose” from Les Chansons des Roses... Ave Verum Corpus...... Mozart, arr. Buehlman Five Easy Dances for woodwind quintet...... Agay ...... Lauridsen Renaissance Suite...... Susato, arr. Curnow Suite for Wind Instruments, Opus 57...... Lefebvre “Galop” from Moscow, Cheremushky.Shostakovich Two Grainger Melodies...... Grainger, trans. Kreines Eine Kleine Nachtmusik...... Mozart, arr. Greene Tricycle...... Boysen Graffiti...... Barrett Indiana University Sedona...... Reineke Concert Band Symphonic Band Symphonic Band Creed...... Hines Patrick F. Casey, conductor Dennis Ballard, conductor In the Bleak Midwinter...... Holst, arr. Smith October 9, 2007 Ian Chang and Eric Drew, graduate conductor Chant Rituals...... Del Borgo Symphonic Songs for Band...... Bennett The Water is Wide...... Traditional, arr. Kirby Ouverture...... Tailleferre Three Chorale Preludes...... Latham Bonds of Unity...... King, arr. Swearingen Autumn Walk...... Work Final Covenant...... Tull Variations for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams Sea Songs...... Williams Indiana State University Scherzo for a Bitter Moon...... Youtz Concert Band and Symphonic Band Overture to Colas Breugnon...... Kabalevsky Indiana State University April 10, 2008 All-Star Band Weekend Indiana University December 9, 2007 Concert Band Patrick F. Casey, Paul W. Popiel, and Dennis Ballard and Douglas Keiser, conductors Stephen W. Pratt, conductors ISU Wind Orchestra Iana Chang, graduate student conductor John Rommel, trumpet John Boyd, conductor Adam Allen, Nadine McKenzie, and Brianna Howard Klug, clarinet Galop...... Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Muir, student conductors Don Freund, piano Machu Picchu-City in the Sky...... Yagisawa James Chesterson, narrator Kevin Meyer, drum set All-Star Symphonic Band Overture to “Die Meistersinger”...... Wagner, arr. October 10, 2007 Rodney Winther, conductor Osterling John Boyd, conductor A Child’s Embrace...... Young Concert Band Chamber Winds First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Let These Words Ring True...... Young Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob The Earle of Oxford’s March from William Byrd Where the Waters Gather...... Young Symphonic Band Chamber Winds Suite Jacob In the Forest of the King...... LaPlante Allegro moderato and Allegro Giusto from Blessed are They from “A German Requiem”...... Symphonic Band Little Symphony for Winds...... Schubert Brahms, arr. Buehlman Douglas Keiser, conductor Carmina Burana: Five Movements for A Festival Prelude...... Reed John Williams, graduate student conductor Ten Wind Players...... Orff All-Star Concert Band Paul Bro, alto saxophone Wind Ensemble Chamber Winds Dennis Ballard and Rodney Winther, conductors Noble Deeds...... Young Serenade in D Minor, Op. 44...... Dvorák Variants on an Early American Hymn Tune Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble... Wind Ensemble ...... Curnow ...... Young Convolution...... Freund Themes from “Green Bushes”...Grainger, arr. Daehn Second Suite in F for Military Band...... Bosnian Folk Songs...... Allen ...... Holst, ed. Matthews Indiana University Rhosymedre...... Vaughn Williams, arr. Beeler Allerseelen...... Strauss, orch. Davis, ed. Fennell Wind Ensemble Variants on an Early American Hymn Tune Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Stephen W. Pratt, conductor ...... Curnow Matthew G.P. Brunner, guest conductor The Flying Eagle March....Blankenberg, arr. Watson Indiana State University Peter Ellefson, trombone Wind Orchestra Hye-ri Jang, cello Indiana State University “Back to Bach” Timothy Best, piano Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra John Boyd, conductor October 30, 2007 The Seventeenth Annual Wind/Percussion Eric Drew and Kevin Swift, graduate conductor Scholarship Concert April 15, 2008 Circus Polka...... Stravinsky The Three Trumpets As the scent of spring rain...... Newman February 24, 2008 Variations on a Bach Chorale...... Stamp The Leaves are Falling...... Benson Blithe Bells...... Grainger Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble...... Symphonic Band Fugue à la Gigue...... Bach ...... Maslanka Doug Keiser, conductor Give Us This Day...... Maslanka Symphony in Three Movements...... Stevens Daniel Cummins, Michael Mann, Rob Parton, Hands Across the Sea...... Sousa Robert Waugh, trumpets Maadrigalum...... Sparke 12 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Indiana University Indiana University Wind Ensemble Abracadabra...... Ticheli Concert Band Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Sussex Mummers’ Christmas Carol...... Grainger Paul Popiel, conductor Polly K. Middleton, guest conductor Exultate...... Hazo Polly K. Middleon, guest conductor Otis Murphy, saxophone November 11, 2007 February 12, 2008 Kansas State University Symphony Band Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold Overture to “The School for Scandal”...... Frank Tracz, conductor Bali ...... Colgrass ...... Barber/Hudson Meghan Hardy, graduate conductor Zoom...... Colonna Sinfonietta...... Dahl February 24, 2008 DivertiMetal...... McAllister Fantasia for Alto Saxophone...... Smith Lullaby for Kirsten...... Bassett Pacific Fanfare...... Ticheli Indiana University Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Song ...... Bolcom Symphonic Band Voci Sacre...... Zaninelli Whirl for Wind Ensemble...... Smith Patrick F. Casey, conductor Harlequin...... Broughton Shakata: Singing the World into Existence.....Wilson Richard Frey, guest conductor November 11, 2007 Indiana University Wind Ensemble Kansas State University Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Concert Band Autumn Rhythm...... Nathan Richard Frey, guest conductor Anthony Pursell, conductor Adagio and Fugue...... Bach Thomas Walsh, saxophone March 3, 2008 Four Maryland Songs...... Stamp Aaron Tindall, euphonium Suite Dreams...... Bryant March 25, 2008 Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Fiesta del Pacific...... Nixon Symphony #1: Genome...... Fraley Symphonic Fanfare...... Camphouse For the New Day Arisen...... Barton Indiana University Euphonium Concerto...... Ellerby Concert Band O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen Kansas State University Paul Popiel, conductor Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble... Symphony Band Graduate Recital Richard Frey, guest conductor ...... Rutkowski Sharyn Worcester and Darren Brooks, February 5, 2008 La Procession du Rocio...... Turina graduate conductors Niagara Falls...... Daugherty March 12, 2008 Canzona...... Mennin Cajun Folk Songs II...... Ticheli Brasiliana...... Ripper Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson KANSAS Russian Funeral...... Britten Overture to La Forza del destino...... Verdi Kansas State University Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger/Erickson Symphony Band More Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Indiana University Frank Tracz, conductor Celtic Hymns and Dances...... Ewazen Symphonic Band Slawomir Dobrzanski, piano Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Patrick F. Casey and David C. Woodley, October 3, 2007 conductors Pittsburg State University Pamela D.S. Holt, guest conductor Lauds...... Nelson Craig Fuchs and A. Douglas Whitten, conductors Timothy Smith, piano Swing Low, Sweet Chariot...... Rouse February 20, 2008 Concerto for Piano & Wind Ensemble...... Stravinsky Celebration Overture, op. 61...... Creston First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Wind Ensemble Concertino for Piano, Winds, Percussion and Harp... Joy! ...... Curiale Lendvay Kansas State University Poem...... Boerma Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Concert Band Emperata Overture...... Smith Symphony No. 3...... Giannini Anthony Pursell, conductor Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland John Ginocchio, guest conductor Symphonic Episodes...... Balmages Indiana University Meghan Hardy, graduate conductor Chamber Winds Concert Band October 3, 2007 Sound the Bells!...... Williams Paul Popiel, conductor Sanctuary...... Ticheli Pamela D. S. Holt, guest conductor A Festival Prelude...... Reed Postcard...... Ticheli February 5, 2008 And Hold in Memory...... Vinson Vientos y Tangos...... Gandalfi Concord...... Grundman Strange Humors...... Mackey Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Sousa Suite Dreams...... Bryant Satiric Dances for a Comedy by Aristophanes...... Escape from Plato’s Cave...... Melillo Pittsburg State University ...... Dello Joio Chamber Winds October...... Whitacre Kansas State University Craig Fuchs, conductor Blue Shades...... Ticheli Symphony Band March 13, 2008 Frank Tracz, conductor Indiana University Anna Marie Wytko, alto saxophone Fanfare from La Peri...... Dukas Symphonic Band November 19, 2007 Overture for Winds...... Mendelssohn/Boyd Patrick F. Casey and David C. Woodley, Old Home Days...... Ives conductors Aubrey Fanfare...... Stamp Taiko...... Harding Pamela D.S. Holt, guest conductor Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band .... Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob February 5, 2008 ...... Husa Overture in C...... Catel Symphony in Three Movements...... Stevens Commando March...... Barber Valdres...... Hanssen Court Music...... Grantham Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti Kansas State University Candide Suite...... Bernstein/Grundman Concert Band Festival Variations...... Smith Anthony Pursell, conductor Ashley Maughlin and Christian Zembower, graduate conductors November 19, 2007

Symphonic Movement...... Nelhybel Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik 13 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Pittsburg State University Wind Ensemble University of Kentucky Craig Fuchs, conductor Star Wars Trilogy...... Williams/Hunsberger Wind Ensemble April 10, 2008 Blue Shades...... Ticheli John Cody Birdwell, conductor The Stars and Stripes Forever...... February 22, 2008 Wind Ensemble ...... Sousa/Brion & Schissel Fanfare for Spartacus...... Curnow Harrison’s Dream...... Graham Greensleeves...... Reed University of Kentucky Music for Prague 1968...... Husa Palimpsest...... Sheldon Wind Ensemble Candide Suite...... Bernstein/Grundman Puszta...... Van der Roost John Cody Birdwell, conductor J’ai ete au Bal...... Grantham Chamber Winds Lane Weaver, guest conductor Overture in C...... Catel Brian Archinal, timpani University of Kentucky Yiddish Dances...... Gorb October 18, 2007 Concert Band Hands of Mercy...... Giroux Daniel Barbier, Lane Weaver, and Escopade...... Spaniola Spiel Toch Michael Yonchak, conductors Colonial Song...... Grainger April 2, 2008 Pittsburg State University Zion ...... Welcher Four State Honor Band Festival Concert Symphony for Band...... Gould Concert Prelude...... Sparke Gary Corcoran, guest conductor Raise the Roof...... Daugherty Selections from Slavonic Dances Selections...... May 1, 2008 ...... Dvorak/Curnow University of Kentucky Air for Band...... Erickson Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds Symphony Band Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta”...... Williams Fanfare and Flourishes...... Curnow George R. Boulden, conductor Invincible Eagle...... Sousa/Fennell October...... Whitacre Michael Yonchak, guest conductor October...... Whitacre Chamber Winds Mary Joy Nelson, vocalist Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saens/Frackenpohl Molly on the Shore...... Grainger November 18, 2007 Escopade...... Spaniola University of Kentucky Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson Symphony Band The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson George R. Boulden, conductor KENTUCKY BalI ...... Colgrass Lane Weaver, guest conductor Campbellsville University Beatrice and Benedict Overture...... Berlioz/Henning Tim Daily and Craig Potter, student conductors Wind Ensemble Blithe Bells...... Grainger/Jager April 13, 2008 David M. McCullough, conductor Niagara Falls...... Daugherty April 22, 2008 Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger University of Kentucky Radiant Joy...... Bryant Pacific Fanfare...... Ticheli Concert Band Southern Harmony...... Grantham Resplendent Glory...... Galante Lane Weaver and Michael Yonchak, conductors Armenian Dances, part I...... Reed Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Nick Collar, Melissa DeCarlo, and Divertimento...... Persichetti Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Mallory Watts, student conductors The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre October 29, 2008 ...... Sousa/Brion & Schissel Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams University of Kentucky Murray State University Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Prelude, Siciliano & Rondo...... Arnold/Paynter John Cody Birdwell, conductor Dennis L. Johnson, conductor Old Churches...... Colgrass Michael Yonchak, guest conductor John E. Fannin, associate conductor The Vanished Army...... Alford/Fennell Mark Clodfelter, trumpet Velvet Brown, tuba Italian Polka...... Rachmaninoff/Leidzen Miles Osland Saxophone Quartet Quad-State Festival Concert Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Pale, Stout, and Amber, February 22, 2008 American Folk Song Rhapsody No. 2.... Grundmann Traditional Irish Ensemble April 20, 2008 Concerto for Tuba...... Broughton University of Kentucky Czardas...... Monti/Brown Wind Ensemble G-Spot Tornado...... Zappa/Askin *The Dioskouroi...... Taruya John Cody Birdwell, conductor Masque...... Hesketh Lane Weaver, guest conductor When Speaks the Signal Trumpet Tone...... Murray State University Michael Colgrass, guest composer ...... Gillingham Symphonic Wind Ensemble November 19, 2007 Rhythm of the Americas...... Mintzer/Hirsch Dennis L. Johnson, conductor Minstrels of the Kells...... Welcher John E. Fannin, associate conductor Prelude, Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds October...... Shostakovich/Mitchell Rachel Tarry, graduate conductor Dance of the New World...... Wilson Provost’s Concert La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed April 17, 2008 Winds of Nagual...... Colgrass LOUISIANA Southeastern Louisiana University Jazz Suite...... Shostakovich/deMeij University of Kentucky Wind Symphony *Mini Variations...... Plog Symphony Band Glen J. Hemberger, conductor Scherzo from Symphony No. 5...... Barnes George R. Boulden, conductor Charles Campbell, guest conductor Little Threepenny Music...... Weill Mark Clodfelter, trumpet Adam Frey, euphonium February 8, 2008 November 18, 2007 University of Kentucky Kentucky Music Educators Association Louisiana Music Educators Association Wind Ensemble State Conference State Conference John Cody Birdwell, conductor Louisville, Kentucky Symphony Band Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson George R. Boulden, conductor Beatrice and Benedict Overture...... Berlioz/Henning The “Gum Suckers” March...... Grainger/Rogers Parents Day Concert Blithe Bells...... Grainger/Jager Concert Prelude, Op. 215...... Bourgeois Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Apollo Unleashed...... Ticheli Symphony Band Elegy for Miles Davis...... Bennett O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds The Star-Spangled Banner...... arr. Williams Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Pantomime...... Sparke Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Star Wars Trilogy...... Williams/Hunsberger Internal Combustion...... Gillingham The Melody Shop...... King/Glover 14 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Southeastern Louisiana University ***** Saint Mary’s University Wind Symphony Night Signal...... Takemitsu Concert Band Glen J. Hemberger, conductor Tableau I from La création du monde...... Milhaud Fall Instrumental Showcase Concert May 1, 2008 Night of the Flying Horses...... Golijov Janet Heukeshoven, conductor In Evening’s Stillness...... Schwantner November 18, 2007 Fanfare for the Common Man...... Copland “Midnight Reflection” from Stepping Out....Kechley Symphony No. 9, Op. 95...... Dvorak/Hindsley Tableaux II and III from La création du monde...... Brass Quintet Festive Overture, Op. 96...... Milhaud Rondeau...... Mouret ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Toru Night Signal...... Takemitsu Concert Band Pictures at an Exhibition...... ***** The King of Love My Shepherd Is...... Moussorgsky/Ravel/Hindsley Um Mitternacht...... Mahler ...... Traditional, arr. Reed ***** Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Tableaux IV and V from La création du monde...... Flute Choir MASSACHUSETTS ...... Milhaud Madrigals for Six Flutes...... Adler Williams College New Morning for the World: Daybreak of Freedom Clarinet Choir Symphonic Winds ...... Schwantner Adagio & Allegro...... Dittersdorf, ed. Szamara Steven Bodner, conductor Day Signal...... Takemitsu Brass Quintet May 11, 2007 Trumpet Tune...... Purcell, arr. Barnes “The Best of All Possible Worlds: Urban Reflec- Williams College Wind Ensemble tions and Pastoral Visions” Symphonic Winds and Chamber Choir Finale from Petite Symphonie, Op.90...... Steven Bodner, conductor ...... Gounod, ed. Fennell “Westphalia Chorale” from Candide...... Bernstein Jennifer Ashe, soprano Percussion Ensemble Mother Earth...... Maslanka Charles Blandy, tenor Carnaval De Caribe...... Howden “The Best of all Possible Worlds” from Candide..... February 16, 2008 Concert Band ...... Bernstein Firefly...... Gordon ***** De Materie...... Andriessen Concert Band *Today and Everyday...... Greenstein Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold, arr. Paynter “Auto-da-fe” from Candide...... Bernstein Williams College Passeggiata in Tram in America E Ritorno...... Symphonic Winds Saint Mary’s University ...... Andriessen Steven Bodner, conductor Concert Band “Words, Words, Words” from Candide...... Bernstein: May 9, 2008 Janet Heukeshoven, conductor *Forgotten Skies...... Wood “Reclaiming the past / Reshaping the future” March 30, 2008 ***** “Universal Good” from Candide...... Bernstein Sensemaya...... Revueltas Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams *Symphonies of the Netherlands...... Andriessen *Sunken City...... Gann American Hymn Tune Sketches...... Prescott “Make our garden grow” from Candide.....Bernstein Magnum Ignotum...... Kancheli Amazing Grace...... Traditional, arr. Ticheli Winds of Nagual...... Colgrass Albanian Dance...... Hanson Williams College Geometric Dances...... Cichy Symphonic Winds In Heaven’s Air...... Hazo Steven Bodner, leader/saxophonist MICHIGAN Africa: Ceremony, Song and Ritual...... Smith July 27, 2007 Concordia University Wind Ensemble University of Minnesota In C ...... Riley Matthew Wolf, conductor Wind Ensemble April 11, 2008 Craig Kirchhoff, conductor Williams College Heidi Johanna Miller and Shanti Nolan, guest Symphonic Winds God of Our Fathers...... Knox conductors Steven Bodner, leader/saxophonist Canterbury Chorale...... Van der Roost October 9, 2007 September 26, 2007 Fortune Teller’s Daughter...... Gorham As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn Canzon septimi toni...... Gabrieli Workers Union...... Andriessen Second Suite in F...... Holst Suite Francaise d’apre Gervaise...... Poulenc Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/Paynter Ballet Music from Le Cid...... Massenet Williams College American Elegy...... Ticheli O Fervent is My Longing...... Bach/Cailliet Symphonic Winds In the Forest of the King...... La Plante Bach’s Fugue a la Gigue...... Bach/Holst Steven Bodner, conductor Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Patterson The Leaves are Falling...... Benson October 26, 2007 On the Mall...... Goldman/Lisk Red Cape Tango...... Daugherty Day Signal...... Takemitsu University of Minnesota Night of the Flying Horses...... Golijov MINNESOTA Symphonic Band Night Signal...... Takemitsu Minnesota Intercollegiate Honor Band Jerry Luckhardt, conductor Lollapalooza...... Adams/Spinazzola Minnesota Music Educators Association Conference October 17, 2007 Minneapolis, MN Williams College Celebrations...... Zdechlik February 16, 2008 Symphonic Winds O God, Thou Faithful God...... Brahms/Boyd Steven Bodner, conductor Gallimaufry...... Woolfenden Variants on a Mediaeval Tune...... Dello Joio Richard Giarusso, baritone Little Symphony for Winds...... Schubert/Reynolds Augusta Caso, soprano (conducted by Paul Niemisto) Israeli Rhapsody...... Lang-Zaimont A Passing Fantasy...... Tull Omar Sangare, narrator Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/Paynter November 16, 2007 (conducted by Janet Heukeshoven) “A Long Night’s Journey Into Day” Chant Funeraire...... Faure (conducted by Mary K. Schneider) Day Signal...... Takemitsu The Jig is UP...... Kallmann Ouverture from La création du monde, op. 81a...... (conducted by Marianne Connelly) ...... Milhaud SamuraI...... Clarke Sun Paints Rainbows on the Vast Waves...... Bedford (conducted by Joel Pugh) ***** “Nun will die sonn so hell aufgehn!” from Kindertotenlieder...... Mahler 15 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Mississippi State University University Band and Campus Band Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Mary K. Schneider and Timothy Diem, Craig Kirchhoff, conductor Elva Kaye Lance, conductor conductors Mary K. Schneider, Andrew Crow, Robert Taylor, bassoon Aaron Cole and Shanti Nolan, guest conductors Peter Haberman, Heidi Johanna Miller, and Mississippi Bandmasters Association October 22, 2007 Shanti Nolan, guest conductors State Band Clinic February 19, 2008 December 7, 2007 University Band Bancorp South Center Nordic Fanfare and Hymn...... de Haan Twelve Dances from the Danserye.... Susato/Walters Tupelo, MS Suite Provencale...... Van der Roost Hammersmith...... Holst Clouds...... Slater As the scent of spring rain…...... Newman Allegro from English Dances, Set I...... Shortcut Home...... Wilson Two Scarlatti Pieces...... Shostakovich ...... Arnold, arr. Johnstone Campus Band J’ai ete au bal...... Grantham Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral...... Overture in Classical Style...... Carter ...... Wagner, trans. Cailliet Ave Verum Corpus...... Mozart/Kreines University of Minnesota The Screamer...... Jewell Prairie Songs...... LaPlante Symphonic Band Der Alte Brummbar (The Grouchy Old Bear).. Fucik Semper Fidelis...... Sousa Mary K. Schneider, conductor Carnival Overture...... Dvorak, trans. Walker John David De Haan, tenor Miss Trombone...... Fillmore University of Minnesota February 20, 2008 Wedding Dance...... Press, trans. Johnston Wind Ensemble Craig Kirchhoff, conductor Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Mississippi State University Eugene Rousseau, guest artist Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Wind Ensemble Andy McMahan and James Patrick Miller, Variations on Mein junges Leben Sweelinck/Ricker Elva Kaye Lance, conductor guest conductors Strange Humors...... Mackey Craig Aarhus and Clifton Taylor, November 20, 2007 Morning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice...... Nelson guest conductors The Heart of the Morn...... H. Owen Reed Jason Baker, marimba Pacific Fanfare...... Ticheli First Suite in E-flat...... Holst February 11, 2008 Adjustable Wrench...... Torke La creation du monde...... Milhaud University of Minnesota Lydian Invention...... Taylor Fratres...... Part Wind Ensemble Vigils Keep...... Giroux Colonial Song...... Grainger Craig Kirchhoff, conductor Concerto for Marimba and Wind Ensemble, mvt. III Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Andy McMahan, guest conductor ...... Gillingham John Anderson, clarinet With Pleasure...... Sousa, ed. Foster University of Minnesota Scott Agster, trombone and Adam Rossmiller, English Dances, Book I...... Arnold, arr. Johnstone Symphonic Band trumpet Miss Trombone...... Fillmore Jerry Luckhardt, conductor April 15, 2008 Dance of the Jesters...... Tchaikovsky, ed. Cramer Mary K. Schneider and Shanti Nolan, guest conductors Symphonietta...... van Otterloo Mississippi State University Adam Rossmiller, trumpet Scene for Wind Ensemble...... L. White Symphonic Band November 28, 2007 Black Dog Concerto...... McAllister Clifton Taylor, conductor *Providence: Double Concerto for Starkville/Mississippi State University Canzona per Sonore No. 2...... Gabrieli Trumpet and Trombone...... Brooks Community Band Postcard...... Ticheli Prelude in E-flat minor...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Craig Aarhus, conductor Chant Funéraire...... Fauré, arr. Moss Music for Prague 1968...... Husa February 24, 2008 Al Fresco...... Husa Concerto for Trumpet...... Bencriscutto University of Minnesota Symphonic Band Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams Symphonic Band A Jubilant Overture...... Reed Melody Shop...... King Mary K. Schneider, conductor Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds James Patrick Miller, guest conductor Slavonic Dance No. 7...... Dvorak, arr. Balent University of Minnesota April 30, 2008 A Copland Portrait...... Copland, ed. Grundman University Band and Campus Band El Capitan...... Sousa Mary K. Schneider and Timothy Diem, Commando March...... Barber Community Band conductors Variations on ‘America’...... Ives Bandology...... Osterling Aaron Cole, Amy Jo Johnson, Heidi Johanna A Little Night and Day Music...... Adler Second Suite in F...... Holst Miller, and Shanti Nolan, guest conductors The Best of Rooms...... R. Thompson/Lambrecht Chorale Prelude: Abide with Me...... Allen November 29, 2007 Children’s March: Over the Hills and Far Away...... Broadway!...... arr. Bullock ...... Grainger University Band Solitary Dancer...... Benson Mississippi State University Florentiner March...... Fucik Southern Harmony...... Grantham Campus Band Dusk ...... Bryant Craig Aarhus, Conductor Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson February 29, 2008 Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick MISSISSIPPI Campus Band Mississippi State University Trumpet Voluntary...... Purcell Cenotaph...... Stamp Wind Ensemble Shaker Variants...... Del Borgo Loch Lomond...... Ticheli Elva Kaye Lance, conductor Three Ayres from Gloucester...... Stuart American Salute...... Gould Grand Opening of New Band/Choral Kentucky 1800...... Grundman The Thunderer...... Sousa Rehearsal Hall Invercargill...... Lithgow October 5, 2007 McComas Auditorium

Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger The Italian in Algiers Overture...... Rossini, arr. Kent Wedding Dance...... Press, trans. Johnston America, the Beautiful...... arr. Dragon Maroon and White...... Wamsley 16 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Mississippi State University Northwest Missouri State University Northwest Missouri State University Symphonic Band Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Clifton Taylor, conductor Carl A. Kling, conductor Carl A. Kling, conductor Starkville/Mississippi State University Terry R. Rush, trombone Rebecca Dunnell, flute Community Band November 14 and 16, 2007 Anthony Olsen, piano Craig Aarhus, conductor Nebraska Music Educators Association April 22, 2008 Stephanie McCarthur, alto saxophone April 13, 2008 Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Divertimanto for Band, Op. 42...... Persichetti Concertino for Flute,Op. 107...... Chaminade/Wilson Symphonic Band Contre qui, rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds The Immovable Do...... Grainger Homage to Perotin...... Nelson The Red Machine...... Graham Grande Tarantelle, Op. 67...... Gottschalk/Willis Down a Country Lane...... Copland, trans. Patterson Thoughts of Love: Valse de Concert...... Pryor La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Danse Diabolique...... Hellmesberger/Takahashi Lights Out March...... McCoy, arr. Roth Zampa Overture...... Herold, arr. Safranek Northwest Missouri State University NEW YORK Community Band Wind Symphony Adirondack Wind Ensemble British Eighth...... Elliott Carl A. Kling, Conductor Daniel Gordon, conductor The Witch and the Saint...... Reineke December 2, 2007 January 27, 2008 Persuasion...... Nestico “Celebrating the London Concerts and the “Mid-Century American Classics” Symphony No. 3...... Saint-Saens, arr. Dennis Holiday Season” Prelude Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold American Overture...... Jenkins Königsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett Symphony No. 4 “West Point”...... Gould Tunbridge Fair...... Piston Mississippi State University Contre qui, rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Divertimento for Band...... Persichetti Wind Ensemble Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick Incantation and Dance...... Chance Elva Kaye Lance, conductor Danse Diabolique...... Hellmesberger/Takahashi Craig Aarhus, guest onductor Sleigh Ride...... Anderson Jason Baker, marimba ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas...... Long Ithaca University April 13, 2008 Christmas “Pop” Sing-a-long...... arr. Ployhar Concert Band Mark Fonder, conductor President’s March...... Fillmore Northwest Missouri State University Symphonic Band Roma Sacra...... Zaninelli Wind Symphony Beth Peterson, conductor La Gazza Ladra...... Rossini, arr. Cailliet Carl A. Kling, Conductor October 2, 2007 Concerto for Marimba and Wind Ensemble...... December 30, 2007 “Long Ago and Far Away” ...... Gillingham St. John’s, Smith Square The Gumsucker’s March...... Grainger, arr. Rogers London, England Comcert Band Harrison’s Dream...... Graham Vanity Fair...... Fletcher Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed Königsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett Huntingtower...... Respighi Contre qui, rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Orient et Occident...... Saint-Saëns Suite of English Folk Dances...... Tomlinson Mississippi State University Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Danse Diabolique...... Hellmesberger/Takahashi Symphonic Band Phantasticke Spirites...... Grantham Student Conductor Concert Salvation is Created...... Tschesnekoff April 22, 2008 Northwest Missouri State University Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon Symphonic Band Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughn Williams Carl A. Kling, conductor Australian Up-Country Tune...Grainger, arr. Bainum Kimberly Erickson and Nicole Kizilarmut, Ithaca University Serenade for a Picket Fence...... Leyden graduate conductors Wind Ensemble Hosts of Freedom...... King February 23, 2008 Steve Peterson, conductor Just a Closer Walk With Thee...... arr. Gillis/Custer October 16, 2007 Beguine for Band...... Osser Firework!...... Van der Roost Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End...... On a Southern Hymnsong...... Holsinger Cheetah...... Husa ...... Zimmer, arr. Ricketts Flight of the Pegasus...... Shaffer Serenade in B-flat...... Mozart Amparito Roca...... Texidor, arr. Winter God of Our Fathers...... Smith Konzertmusik Op. 41...... Hindemith A Longford Legend...... Sheldon Symphony No. 4...... Welcher Broadway’s Best...... arr. Vinson Northwest Missouri State University Wind Symphony Ithaca University Carl A. Kling, Conductor Wind Ensemble February 23, 2008 Steve Peterson, conductor MISSOURI February 24, 2008 Northwest Missouri State University American Visionaries Wind Symphony Pagan Dances...... Barnes “Aztec Dance” from La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed Carl A. Kling, conductor The Acotts...... Ives October 21, 2007 Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick Wedding Dance...... Press, arr. Johnston Emblems...... Copland Lollapaloza...... Adams Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Circus Maximus...... Corigliano The Red Machine...... Graham Northwest Missouri State University Divertimanto for Band, Op. 42...... Persichetti Wind Symphony Contre qui, rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Carl A. Kling, conductor Ithaca University Danse Diabolique...... Hellmesberger/Takahashi Kimberly Erickson and Nicole Kizilarmut, Concert Band Königsmarsch...... Strauss/Barrett graduate conductors Mark Fonder, conductor April 15, 2008 April 30, 2008 “Tales of a Traveler” Emperata Overture...... Smith Ammerland...... de Haan Bali ...... Colgrass Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Time Lines...... Turnbull Marimba Spiritual...... Miki Funa-Uta...... Ito Beowulf...... McBeth Three Extraordinary Journeys...... Sparke Rhythm Stand...... Higdon Gulliver’s Travels...... Aulio American Riversongs...... LaPlante La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed 17 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Ithaca University Silent Night...... Gruber Dickinson State University Symphonic Band Concert Band Beth Peterson, conductor University of North Carolina at Charlotte Dickinson City Band May 1, 2008 Wind Ensemble Steve Werpy, conductor “Characters” Laurence L. Marks, conductor December 11, 2007 Brian Balmages and Royce Lumpkin, Sasparilla...... Mackey guest conductors Christmas Prelude...... Werpy Variations on America...... Ives February 27, 2008 Three Carols for Christmas...... Grundman Casey at the Bat...... arr. Bass An Irving Berlin Christmas...... Barker Schrezo for a Bitter Moon...... Youtz Radiant Joy...... Bryant Salvation Is Created (A Chorale Prelude).... Erickson Merry King...... Grainger Give Us This Day: Short Symphony for The Nutcracker Suite...... Tchaikovsky Enigma Variations...... Elgar Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka An Old English Christmas...... Ployhar Chicago Tribune...... Chambers Greensleeves...... Reed Ithaca University Symphonic Episodes...... Balmages Christmas Festival...... Anderson Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 4 in f minor...... Christmas “Pop” Sing-Along...... Ployhar Steve Peterson, conductor ...... Tchaikovsky, trans. Safranek Sleigh Ride...... Anderson featuring the Empire Saxophone Quartet May 2, 2008 University of North Carolina at Charlotte University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble University Band Sinfonietta da Camera...... Brotons Laurence L. Marks, conductor James Popejoy, conductor Abundant Air...... Goldstein Harry S. Owens, guest conductor February 26, 2008 Symphony No. 4...... Maslanka Gregory Underwood, piano April 28, 2008 The Acrobats...... Reed SUNY Potsdam “Images of Children” Symphony No. 4...... Boysen Wind Ensemble Hoe Down from “Rodeo”...... Copland/Moss Brian K. Doyle, conductor Children’s Overture...... Bozza Sea to Sky...... Ford Anna Hendrickson, oboe A Child’s Embrace...... Young Carol Lowe, bassoon Children’s March...... Grainger University of North Dakota NYSBDA Winter Symposium Variations on a Nursery Tune, op. 25...... Wind Ensemble Syracuse, NY ...... von Dohnanyi, arr. Paynter, ed. Grymes James Popejoy, conductor March 8, 2008 Children’s Dance from opera Merry Mount...... Robert Brooks and Michael Wittgraf, ...... Hanson, orch. Boyd guest conductors Blue Shades...... Ticheli North Dakota Music Educators Association Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin... University of North Carolina at Charlotte Conference ...... Wagner, arr. Cailliet Symphonic Band March 27, 2008 Southern Harmony...... Grantham Harry S. Owens, conductor Parthia a la Camera...... Kozeluch Laurence L. Marks, guest conductor “Frolicsome” from Symphony No. 1...... Saucedo Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith April 29, 2008 *Landmarks...... Wittgraf Centennial Fanfare-March...... Nixon Black Granite...... Hosay Blue Shades...... Ticheli NORTH CAROLINA The Water is Wide...... Kirby Appalachian State University Danza No. 2...... Yurko Symphonic Band Four Dances from West Side Story...... OHIO Scott C. Tobias, conductor Columbus State Community College ...... Bernstein, arr. Polster February 21, 2008 Concert Band Dancing at Stonehenge...... Suter Thomas Lloyd, conductor El Relicario...... Padilla, arr. Lang and Make a Joyous Sound...... Cichy Marina Arishina, piano Colonial Song...... Grainger/Rogers November 28, 2007 A Boy’s Dream...... Bocook NORTH DAKOTA Nessun Dorma...... Puccini/Bocook Dickinson State University The Yeomen of the Guard Overture... Sullivan/Erwin Symphony No. 2, Mvt. III “Apollo Unleashed”...... Northern Plains Honor Band Prelude to Act V of King Manfred...... Ticheli Steve Werpy, conductor ...... Reinecke/Osterling November 10, 2007 First Movement of Piano Concerto in A Minor...... Appalachian State University ...... Grieg/Bain Symphonic Band Symphonic Suite...... Williams Dancing from The King Across the Water...... Fraser Scott C. Tobias, conductor Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Festivo...... Nelhybel April 24, 2008 Hymn of St. James...... Clark Hymn to St. Avold...... Smith The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa A.B.O.D.A. Pioneers March...... Davis Fusion...... Balmages Sanctuary...... Ticheli Dickinson State University Columbus State Community College Bacchanale...... Saint-Saens/Hubbell Concert Band Concert Band A Song for Lyndsay...... Boysen Steve Werpy, conductor Thomas Lloyd, conductor Niagara Falls...... Daugherty November 18, 2007 George Buckbee, guest conductor Christine Yost, soprano Gardner-Webb University Esprit de Corps...... Jager Thomas Lloyd, tenor Symphonic Band Second Suite in F...... Holst March 12, 2008 J. Matt Whitfield, conductor Salvation Is Created...... Tchesnokoff November 27, 2007 Slavonic Dance No. 7...... Dvorak Freischutz Quickstep...... Grafulla/Fry Amparito Roca...... Texidor Valse Triste...... Sibelius/Winterbottom Fanfare from La Peri...... Dukas, arr. Longfield One Fine Day...... Puccini Finale of Act 1 from Lucia di Lammermoor...... Washington Grays March...... Grafulla, arr. Reeves Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance ...... Donizetti/J. Lloyd Mvt. I from Symphony for Band, Op. 69...... America the Beautiful...... Dragon Theme from Raging Bull...... Mascagni/Moffit ...... Persichetti Prelude to Act 1 of La Traviata...... Verdi/Falcone The King of Love My Shepherd Is...... Reed Prelude to Act 3 of Lohengrin...... Wagner/Brand Buffalo Dances...... Smith Espana Cani...... Marquina, ed. McAlister and Reed Good Swing Wenceslas...... arr. Nestico 18 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Blue Bells of Scotland – Air and Variations..... Pryor Theme and Variations, Op. 43a...... Schoenberg Sonata for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble...... Kennan Old Scottish Melody...... Wiley Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Sesquicentennial Exposition March...... Sousa University of South Carolina Ohio University Wind Ensemble II Wind Ensemble and University Singers PENNSYLVANIA Rebecca L. Phillips, Conductor John Climer, conductor Duquesne University November 5, 2007 Peter Jarjisian, conductor Wind Symphony William Betz, assistant conductor Robert C. Cameron, conductor Fanfare for West Point from Three Symphonic March 7, 2008 H. Carl Hess, Jr., associate conductor Fanfares...... Barnes Friday February 29, 2008 New England Triptych...... Schuman Fanfares from Libuse...... Smetana/Nelhybel John Philip Sousa Concert Hall, Peterloo Overture...... Arnold/Sayre Mass ...... Stravinsky Washington, D.C. The White Rose March...... Sousa Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith CBDNA Eastern Division Conference

University of South Carolina Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Ohio University Chamber Winds Prelude...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Symphonic Band James K. Copenhaver, Rebecca L. Phillips, and Slalom...... Pann Richard Suk, conductor George Brozak, conductors Radiant Joy...... Bryant Iesha Leonard, assistant conductor William J. Moody, conductor emeritus La Befana (from Feste Romana).. Respighi/Patterson March 2, 2008 Benjamin Diden , graduate conductor November 19, 2007 Metroplex...... Sheldon SOUTH CAROLINA I’m Seventeen Come Sunday...... Grainger Clemson University Canzon Duodecimi Toni from Sacrae Symphoniae... Celestial Dancers...... Ewazen Symphonic Band ...... Gabrieli Mark Spede, conductor Serenade No. 1...... Persichetti Christopher Matthews, guest conductor Concertino for Woodwind Quintet, Winds and OKLAHOMA November 24, 2007 Percussion...... Jenkins Oklahoma Baptist University Scherzo alla Marcia from Symphony No. 8 in Symphonic Band Overture to Rienzi...... Wagner, arr. Hindsley D minor...... Vaughan Williams Jim Hansford, conductor TranZendental Danse of Joi...... Bonney Divertimento...... Husa April 26, 2007 Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre “Chosen Gems” Rush ...... Hazo University of South Carolina University Band The Star Spangled Banner...... Smith/Stamp Suite in F for Military Band...... Holst George Brozak, conductor Third Suite...... Jager Solas Ane...... Hazo Alanna Tate, graduate conductor Adagio...... Albinoni/de Hann Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson February 15, 2008 Into the Light...... Bocook Clemson University Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Doon...... Grainger March of the Belgian Paratroopers...... Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Symphonic Band Mark J. Spede, conductor ...... Leemans/Bourgeois Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Their Blossoms Down...... Hazo Shepherd’s Dance...... Menotti/Vinson Leslie Hicken, guest conductor March 4, 2008 From Whom All Blessings Flow...... Huckeby Prelude on an Old English Hymn...... Sheldon Africa: Ceremony, Song and Ritual...... Smith Symphony No. 1...... Bukvich Short Ride in a Fast Machine.... Adams, arr. Saucedo Third Suite...... Jager University of South Carolina OREGON As the Scent of Spring Rain...... Newman Symphonic Band Linfield College Wild Nights...... Ticheli James K. Copenhaver, conductor Wind Symphony and College-Community Band Starry Crown...... Grantham Benjamin Diden, graduate conductor Joan Haaland Paddock, conductor Resplendent Glory...... Galante James Ackley, trumpet Robert Vincent Frank, narrator Symphony No. 3 Finale...... Mahler. arr. Reynolds February 15, 2008 November 6, 2007 Clemson University Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Tempus Fugit...... Curnow Concert Band and Symphonic Band Cloudburst...... Whitacre Adagio Sostenuto from Symphony No. 6, Opus 69.. April 22, 2008 Sonata for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble...... Kennan ...... Persichetti Brian Sproul, conductor Symphony No. 4...... Maslanka Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger/Daehn Mark J. Spede, conductor Dance of the Actors...... Tchaikovsky/Bourgeois Prelude, Siciliano & Rondo...... Arnold/Paynter Ave Maria...... Biebl/Cameron Concert Band University of South Carolina Peter and the Wolf...... Prokofiev/Curnow Marche Militaire Francaise...... Saint-Saens Concert Band The Thunderer March...... Sousa With Each Sunset...... Saucedo Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Merry-Go-Round...... Sparke Canterbury Chorale...... Van der Roost Hunter White, graduate conductor American Riversongs...... La Plante February 16, 2008 Linfield College Symphonic Band Wind Symphony and College-Community Band Washington Post March...... Sousa Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta”...... Williams Joan Haaland Paddock, conductor “Wedding Dances” from Bandanna...... A Hymn for the Lost and Living...... Ewazen Jackie Van Paepeghem, soprano ...... Hagen, arr. Spede Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Henry Henniger, trombone Give Us This Day: Short Symphony for Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger/Daehn April 22, 2008 Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka “Celebration” from the Symphonic Songs for Band. Special Sesquicentennial Concert ...... Bennett University of South Carolina Generations Fanfare...... Schwarz Wind Ensemble I Aurora Polonaise, Waltz & Quickstep...... James K. Copenhaver, Conductor ...... Anonymous/Willette November 5, 2007 In the Mornin’...... Ives/Paddock Italian in Algiers Overture...... Rossini/Cailliet Fanfare for Annapolis fromThree Symphonic First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Fanfares...... Barnes Fantasy on Sakura Sakura...... Cramer Symphonic Metamorphoses...... Hindemith 19 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 University of South Carolina East Tennessee State University Lee University Concert Band Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Christian Zembower, conductor David R. Holsinger, conductor Benjamin Diden and Alanna Tate, November 29, 2007 Winona Gray Holsinger, associate conductor graduate conductors Angela DeLozier, Emily Harbin, Pamela Klena, March 27, 2008 Concert Band Justin Gross, student conductors Home for Christmas...... Markham April 21, 2008 Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring...... Bach/Ployhar Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti Rudolph’s Christmas Medley...... Marks Florentiner - Grande Marcia Italiana...... Fucik Merry Music for Wind Band...... Hidas Christmas Music for Winds...... Cacavas Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Prelude Variations...... Smith Sleigh Ride...... Anderson Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Wind Ensemble A William Byrd Suite...... Jacob University of South Carolina Ride ...... Hazo Consider the Uncommon Man...... Holsinger Symphonic Band Trauersinfonie...... Wagner/Leidzen Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Sousa James K. Copenhaver, conductor Caccia and Chorale...... Williams First Suite in E-Flat...... Holst Benjamin Diden and Hunter White, Suite of Old American Dances (I, III, V)...... Bennett Down a Country Lane...... Copland graduate conductors In Memoriam: Kristina...... Yurko Dance Movement...... Sparke March 27, 2008 Condition Red...... Taylor The Dauntless Battalion...... Sousa

Overture “The Sicilian Vespers”...... Verdi East Tennessee State University Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn...... Dello Joio Concert Band and Wind Ensemble TEXAS Symphonic Dance Music from “West Side Story”.... Christian Zembower, conductor Abilene Christian University ...... Bernstein/Polster David Champouillon, trumpet Wind Ensemble George Washington Bicentennial March...... Sousa Jimmie Self, euphonium Steven Ward, conductor February 21, 2008 Allen Teel, timpani February 29, 2008 TENNESSEE Concert Band Austin Peay State University English Folksong Suite (I, III)...... Vaughan Williams Redline Tango...... Mackey Wind Ensemble Salvation is Created...... Tschesnokov Heart of the Morn...... Reed Gregory Wolynec, conductor Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Raise the Roof...... Daugherty Andrea Brown, guest conductor Ascend...... Hazo Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger October 9, 2007 Wind Ensemble Mayflower Overture...... Nelson Abilene Christian University Sokol Fanfare...... Janacek “Country Band” March...... Ives/Sinclair Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Serenade, Op. 7...... Strauss When Jesus Wept...... Schuman Steven Ward and Kevin Whitelaw, conductors Mountain Song...... Sparke Chester...... Schuman Spring Bands Earth Day Concert Commando March...... Barber April 22, 2008 Suite in E-flat...... Holst Lee University ‘Finale’ from Symphony No. 4...... Wind Ensemble Concert Band ...... Tchaikovsky/Safranek Shortcut Home...... Wilson David R. Holsinger, conductor Alligator Alley...... Daugherty Winona Gray Holsinger, associate conductor Of Sailors and Whales...... McBeth Austin Peay State University Allen Vizzutti, trumpet Wind Ensemble Lee University Chorale Wind Ensemble Fanfare for a Golden Sky...... Boerma Gregory Wolynec, conductor William Green, conductor Outdoor Overture...... Copland Richard Steffen, flugelhorn soloist October 15, 2007 December 4, 2007 as the scent of spring rain...... Newman Overture to Candide...... Bernstein/Grundman Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Canzon duodecimi e toni...... Gabrieli Children’s March...... Grainger/Rogers *Contemplations for Flugelhorn and Wind Ammerland...... De Haan The University of Texas Ensemble...... Plog By the Light of the Polar Star...... Sousa Wind Ensemble Suite Francaise...... Milhaud The Rising Sun...... Vizzutti Jerry Junkin, conductor *Freylekhs and Fugue...... Wood The Big Cage...... King Brian Lewis, violin Ballet Sacra...... Holsinger Harvey Pittel, soprano saxophone Austin Peay State Universiy Glory of the Yankee Navy...... Sousa February 10, 2008 Wind Ensemble “Symphonic Dances” from West Side Story...... Gregory Wolynec, conductor Lee University ...... Bernstein Dimensions New Music Series Wind Ensemble Ladder to the Moon...... Daugherty February 23, 2008 David R. Holsinger, conductor Spin Cycle...... Lindroth Winona Gray Holsinger, associate conductor *Summer Suite for Wind Ensemble...... Hoiby Concerto for Soprano Saxophone...... Mackey December 3, 2007

Austin Peay State University Noisy Wheels of Joy...... Whitacre The University of Texas Wind Ensemble Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams Wind Symphony Gregory Wolynec, conductor DDA40X...... Downs Robert Carnochan, conductor Robert Ambrose, Sean Daniels, Marshall For- The Red Pony Suite...... Copland February 20, 2008 rester, and Kevin Geraldi, guest conductors The Circumnavigators Club March...... Sousa CBDNA Southern Division Conference Greensleeves...... Reed Divertimento for Brass and Percussion...... Husa Chosen Gems Session Symphony No. 1...... Smith Petite Symphonie...... Gounod February 29, 2008 The Big Cage...... King Children’s March: “Over the Hills and Far Away”...... Grainger Mountain Song...... Sparke Hammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo, op. 52...... Holst Moon By Night...... Newman Phantasticke Spirites...... Grantham Universal Covenant...... Hilliard Dawning of a Soul...... Mitchell Summer Suite...... Hoiby 20 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 The University of Texas The University of Texas Folksongs for Band, No. 3...... Stanhope Symphony Band Symphony Band Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Damon Talley, conductor Damon Talley, conductor Wind Ensemble February 25, 2008 Verena Mösenbichler, guest conductor Fanfare for the Common Man...... Copland April 27, 2008 Concertino for Tuba...... Bozza Canzona...... Mennin Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Prelude in the Dorian Mode...... Cabezon/Grainger Spumante...... Welcher Sinfonia India...... Chávez Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Lagan Love...... arr. Zaninelli British Eighth...... Elliot Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger University of Texas Arlington O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Bloom...... Bryant Wind Ensemble Southern Harmony...... Grantham Blue Shades...... Ticheli Douglas Stotter, conductor March from Symphonic Metamorphosis.. Hindemith Martin Godoy, flute The University of Texas February 21, 2008 Chamber Winds The University of Texas Scott Hanna, music director Wind Ensemble Wild Nights...... Ticheli February 27, 2008 Jerry Junkin, conductor Second Suite in F...... Holst John Adams, visiting composer Fantasie, Op. 79...... Fauré Serenade in E-flat Major, K. 375...... Mozart Suzanne Ramo, soprano Symphony No. 3...... Giannini Preludio & Fughetta...... Pierné Jeffrey Jones-Ragona, tenor Suite in D for Ten Winds...... Bird William Lewis, baritone University of Texas Arlington April 30, 2008 Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds The University of Texas at Austin Douglas Stotter, conductor Concert Bands Fanfare for Great Woods: March 27, 2008 March 5, 2008 Short Ride in a Fast Machine...... Adams Grand Pianola Music...... Adams Little Threepenny Music...... Weill Orange Concert Band Carmina Burana...... Orff Petite Symphonie...... Gounod Robert Carnochan, conductor Cathedral Music...... trans. Singleton Peter Acosta and Cormac Cannon, The University of Texas Tam O’Shanter Overture...... Arnold guest conductors Wind Symphony Puszta...... Van der Roost Robert Carnochan, conductor University of Texas Arlington O Sacred Head Now Wounded from Albert Nguyen, guest conductor Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Three Chorale Preludes...... Latham Patrick Hughes, horn Douglas Stotter and Matthew Luttrell, Finale from the Suite from the ballet Pineapple Poll May 2, 2008 conductors ...... Sullivan trans. Duthoit April 27, 2008 Texas Concert Band Blink ...... Puckett Scott Hanna, conductor In Wartime...... Del Tredici Concert Band David Kehler and Verena Mösenbichler, guest Circus Polka...... Stravinsky When Jesus Wept...... Schuman conductors Glass Bead Game...... Beckel Chester...... Schuman Pannonia...... Trawöger March, op. 99...... Prokofiev, arr. Yoder Chester Leaps In...... Bryant Cloudburst...... Whitacre Wind Ensemble The Promise of Living...... Copland, arr. Singleton The University of Texas Noisy Wheels of Joy...... Whitacre Selections from the Danserye..Susato, arr. Dunnigan Chamber Winds Radiant Joy...... Bryant Longhorn Concert Band Scott Hanna, music director Dusk ...... Bryant Damon Talley, conductor May 4, 2008 Starry Crown...... Grantham Abert Nguyen and Justin Stolarik, guest conductors Mládí...... Janácek University of Texas Pan American National Emblem March...... Bagley, ed. Fennell Cassation in B-flat...... Myslivecek Concert Band Rhosymedre from Three Preludes for Organ...... Octet ...... Gouvy Dean Canty, conductor ...... Vaughan Williams, arr. Beeler November 20, 2007 Divertimento for Winds and Percussion...... Cichy University of Texas Arlington Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Amparito Roca...... Texidor The University of Texas Douglas Stotter and Matthew Luttrell, Mannin Veen...... Wood Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony conductors Finlandia, Op. 26 No. 7...... Sibelius, arr. Cailliet Jerry Junkin, conductor Rick Bogard, trumpet Canzona...... Mennin Robert Carnochan, conductor October 18, 2007 Crown Imperial...... Walton, arr. Duthoit Peter A. Acosta, Cormac Cannon, and Albert The Man Behind the Gun...... Sousa Nguyen, guest conductors Concert Band National Emblem...... Bagley Claude Baker, guest composer Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed Variations on ‘America’...... Ives, trans. Rhoads Tony Edwards, timpani Divertimento...... Persichetti America the Beautiful...... Ward, arr. Dragon March 26, 2008 Handel in the Strand...... Grainger Armed Forces Medley...... Moffit, Sousa Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger God Bless America...... Berlin, arr. Marmolejo Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble Zapfenstreich No. 1 für Harmoniemusik.. Beethoven Festive Overture...... Shostakovich University of Texas Pan American “Geschwindmarsch,” from Symphonia Serena...... Hammersmith Prelude and Scherzo...... Holst Concert Band ...... Hindemith Fugue in G Minor, The “Little”...... Bach Dean Canty, conductor When Jesus Wept...... Schuman Concerto for Trumpet...... Arutiunian March 18, 2008 Three Pieces for 5 Timpani, 5 Roto-Toms and Wind Ensemble...... Baker University of Texas Arlington Espana Canon...... Marquina Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Variants On A Meddieval Tune...... Dello Joio Serenade in D minor, op. 44...... Dvorák Douglas Stotter and Matthew Luttrell, The Barber Of Seville Overture...... Rossini Tu ...... Chen Yi conductors Vartions On A Korean Folk Song...... Chance Music for Prague 1968...... Husa Ed Jones, Tuba Finale, from Symphony in f minor No. 4...... November 29, 2007 ...... Tschaikowsky The Directorate March...... Sousa Concert Band Hounds of Spring...... Reed Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson 21 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 University of Texas Pan American “Acrostic Song” from Final Alice...... Trinity University Concert Band ...... Del Tredici/Spede Symphonic Wind Ensemble Dean Canty, conductor Avenue X...... Newman James Worman, conductor April 24, 2008 Wind Ensemble April 20, 2008 George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Brighton Beach March...... Latham Moon by Night...... Newman Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon October...... Whitacre My Hands are a City...... Newman Zion ...... Welcher Pepita Greus...... Chovi Wild Nights!...... Ticheli George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Rhapsody in d minor...... Marmolejo *The Soul is Gone...... Young Cielo Andaluz...... Marquina Texas State University Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’...... Freund Symphonic Episodes...... Balmages Wind Ensemble Bonnie Annie Laurie March...... Sousa Rodney C. Schueller, conductor Concert Piece...... Adler Timothy Hurlburt, graduate conductor VIRGINIA James Madison University Irish Tune from County Derry...... April 18, 2008 ...... Grainger, arr. Kreines Wind Symphony Stephen Bolstad, conductor Liturgical Symphony...... Tull Octet-Partita in E-flat, Op. 79...... Krommer October 7, 2007 The Free Lance March...... Sousa Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare...... Strauss Redline Tango...... Mackey Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare...... Strauss Texas State University Festive Overture, Op. 96... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Serenade Op. 7...... Strauss Concert Band Dance of the Jesters...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer Christopher T. F. Hanson, Timothy Hurlburt, Texas State University Prelude, Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds and Amanda Robison, graduate conductors Symphonic Winds Redline Tango...... Mackey February 20, 2008 Caroline Beatty, conductor Fantasia in G Major...... Bach/Goldman/Leist Todd Oxford, saxophone Bells for Stokowski...... Daugherty Sun Dance...... Ticheli April 22, 2008 Overture for Winds...... Carter James Madison University Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Earle of Oxford’s Marche...... Jacob Concert Band and Symphonic Band Visions of Flight...... Sheldon Second Prelude...... Gershwin/Krance Scott D. Rikkers, conductor Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Concert Suite...... Bolcom Stephen Bolstad, conductor Dance of the New World...... Wilson Texas State University October 11, 2007 Wind Ensemble Texas State University Concert Band Rodney C. Schueller, conductor Concert Band Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed Caroline Beatty, guest conductor Christopher T. F. Hanson, Timothy Hurlburt, Be Thow My Vision...... Gillingham Symphonic Winds and Amanda Robison, graduate conductors Rakes of Mallow...... Anderson Caroline Beatty, conductor Noel Averitt and Rachael Reinhard, Symphonic Band February 21, 2008 student conductors Esprit de Corps...... Jager April 24, 2008 A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Symphonic Winds Illyrian Dances...... Woolfenden Kentucky 1800...... Grundman British Eighth...... Elliott Russian Sailor’s Dance...... Gliere/Leidzen English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger Fantasy on a Childhood Hymn...... Oare Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull James Madison University Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Shepherd’s Hey!...... Grainger Wind Symphony Blessed are They...... Brahms/Buehlman Wind Ensemble Stephen Bolstad, conductor Albanian Dance...... Hanson Smetana Fanfare...... Husa November 11, 2007 Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Trinity University Fugue in C ...... Ives Star Spangled Banner...... Zaninelli Symphonic Wind Ensemble Starry Crown...... Grantham Profanation from Symphony No. 1...... James Worman, conductor ...... Bernstein/Bencrisutto February 28, 2008 Texas State University The Leaves Are Falling...... Benson Society for American Music National Conference Wind Ensemble Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Rodney C. Schueller, conductor J’ai été au bal...... Grantham Southwestern Sketches...... Adler Caroline Beatty, guest conductor Battle Hymn of the Republic...... Zaninelli CBDNA Southwest Division Conference Ebony Concerto...... Stravinsky Zion ...... Welcher March 1, 2008 James Madison University Force of Credulity...... Adler All-Bands Concert Ballad for Band...... Gould Smetana Fanfare...... Husa Stephen Bolstad and Scott D. Rikkers, Incredible Flutist...... Piston/Erickson Wild Nights!...... Ticheli conductors Harmonica Wizard...... Sousa George Washington Bridge...... Schuman December 9, 2007 Starry Crown...... Grantham Trinity University Petite Symphonie, Op. 90...... Gounod Concert Band Sinfonia Chamber Ensembles Fugue in C...... Ives Belgium Paratroopers...... Leemans/Wiley James Worman, conductor Millenium Canons...... Puts Blessed Are They...... Brahms/Buehlman April 8, 2008 Escape from Plato’s Cave!...... Melillo Texas State University Symphonic Band Force of Credulity...... Adler Wind Ensemble Second Suite in F...... Holst Selections from Façade...... Walton Rodney C. Schueller, conductor La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed Rondino...... Beethoven Jonathan Newman, guest composer Wind Symphony Cornfield in July...... Penn Symphonic Winds Emblems...... Copland Ebony Concerto...... Stravinsky Caroline Beatty, conductor Selections from the Danserye...... Susato/Dunnigan Jonathan Newman, guest composer March 26, 2008

Symphonic Winds Suite Francaise...... Milhaud 22 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 James Madison University Proclamations...... George Donna Shin, UW faculty flute soloist Wind Symphony Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo.....Arnold, arr. Paynter Suite in E-flat...... Holst Stephen Bolstad, conductor Irish Songs for Tenor and Band...... Smith Frank Battisti, honor band conductor Beth Chandler, James Kluesner and Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Andrew Lankford, soloists Washington Post March...... Sousa University of Washington February 23, 2008 Concert Bands Radford University Joanne DeMars, cello Fanfare from La Peri...... Dukas Wayne Gallops, conductor February 14, 2008 Sound the Bells!...... Williams/Lavender Christopher White, guest conductor Heart Music Concertino for Flute...... Chaminade Matthew Barbre, graduate conducting assistant Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Justin Johnson, Kerry Milan, and Al Wojtera, Symphonic Band Fandango...... Turrin percussion J. Bradley McDavid and Eric Smedley, Niagara Falls...... Daugherty February 27, 2008 conductors Wedding Dance...... Press James Madison University Symphonic Band Summer to Fall: A Love Song...... Holsinger Concert Band and Symphonic Band Valdres March...... Hanssen Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair...... Scott D. Rikkers and Stephen Bolstad, After A Gentle Rain...... Iannaconne ...... Foster/Hunsberger conductors Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams Casanova...... de Meij February 24, 2008 A Sacred Suite...... Karrick Concert Band Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed Eric Smedley, conductor Concert Band Wind Ensemble Scenes from the Louvre...... Dello Joio Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saens Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre Equus...... Whitacre Campus Band Cajun Folk Songs I & II...... Ticheli Cuban Overture...... Gershwin Scott Atchison, conductor Symphonic Band The Glory and the Grandeur: concerto for Salvation is Created...... Tchesnokov/Houseknecht Tribute...... Camphouse Wind Ensemble and Percussion Trio...... Peck Pageant...... Persichetti Sanctuary...... Ticheli Divertimento...... Persichetti University of Washington Paris Sketches...... Ellerby WASHINGTON Concert Bands Gonzaga University March 11, 2008 James Madison University Wind Ensemble ‘24’ Wind Symphony Robert Spittal, conductor Stephen Bolstad, conductor April 20, 2008 Wind Ensemble March 14, 2008 Timothy Salzman, conductor JMU Centennial Concert Serenade, Op. 7...... Strauss Christopher Lennard, Bryan Yarkosky, Chris- Canzon noni toni...... Gabrieli tian Krehbiel, percussion *Portraits in Bluestone...... Balmages Sautereau (from Consort for Ten Winds)...... Spittal Joyce Guyer, soprano Little Symphony for Winds...... Schubert/V. Reynolds Percussion Concerto...... Schwantner James Madison University Rhapsody in Blue...... Gershwin/Grofe/Hunsberger Michigan Morn...... Reed Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band Lament (for a Fallen Friend)...... Spittal Campus Band Stephen Bolstad, conductor Blue Shades...... Ticheli Scott Atchison, conductor April 1, 2008 Two Grainger Melodies...... Grainger, arr. Krienes University of Washington Night Dances...... Yurko Symphonic Band Concert Bands Concert Band Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saëns/Frankenpohl December 4, 2007 Eric Smedley, conductor Amazing Grace...... Himes From Sea to Shining ‘C’ Still Wie Die Nacht...... Bohm/arr. Spinney Suite Française...... Milhaud Suite for Band...... Hovhaness Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Resonances I...... Nelson Timothy Salzman, conductor J. Bradley McDavid and Eric Smedley, Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Scott Atchison and Eric Smedley, conductors Baron Cimetiere’s Mambo...... Grantham guest conductors Wild Nights...... Ticheli Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon 12 Seconds to the Moon...... Smith Sea Drift...... Iannocconne James Madison University The Immovable Do...... Grainger Washington State University All-Bands Concert A Child’s Garden of Dreams...... Maslanka Wind Symphony Stephen Bolstad and Scott Rikkers, conductors Campus Band Tim Robblee, conductor April 27, 2008 Scott Atchison, conductor David Turnbull, trumpet Golden Gate Overture...... Erickson February 14, 2008 Wind Symphony Pacem...... Spittal Overture for Band...... Heins Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Equus...... Whitacre Dreamcatcher...... Mays Concert Band Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon ...... Grainger Children’s March...... Grainger/Rogers Eric Smedley, conductor Scherzo alla Marcia ...... Vaughan Williams Symphonic Band Mother Earth...... Maslanka Prayer of St. Gregory...... Hovhaness Chester...... Schuman From Shire and Sea...... Davis Islas y Montañas Suite...... Hanson Cloudburst...... Whitacre Overture in C...... Catel Symphonic Dance No. 3...... Williams America the Beautiful...... Ward, arr. Cacavas Western Washington University Concert Band Wind Symphony Der Traum des Oenghus...... Rudin University of Washington Christopher Bianco, conductor Salvation is Created...... Tchesnokov Pacific Northwest Band Festival Eugene Zoro, clarinet The Inferno...... Smith February 1 and 2, 2008 Washington Music Educators Association February 17, 2008 Longwood University Fanfares on Re for Ray...... Dzubay Wind Symphony Ray Cramer, guest conductor Radiant Joy...... Bryant Gordon Ring, conductor Day Dreams...... Wilson North from Brooklyn Bridge...... Daugherty Christopher Swanson, tenor Frank Battisti, guest conductor From an Alabama Songbook...... Grantham March 4, 2008 Concerto for Flute and Wind Orchestra...... Mower Wedding Dance from Hasseneh...... Press 23 - PROGRAMS SPRING 2008 Western Washington University Lawrence University Give Us This Day: Wind Symphony Symphonic Band A Short Symphony for Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka Christopher Bianco, conductor Andrew Mast, conductor Allegro con Spirito from Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Eugene Zoro, clarinet Brent Hauer, student conductor ...... Hummell College Band Directors National Association Friday, February 29, 2008 Variants on a Mediaeval Tune...... Dello Joio Western/Northwestern Division Conference “The Poet’s Voice” October...... Whitacre March 21, 2008 Godzilla Eats Las Vegas...... Whitacre Galop...... Shostakovich, Hunsberger The Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa Five Pieces for Band...... Stevens, trans. Thompson University of Saskatchewan Radiant Joy...... Bryant Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Wind Orchestra North from Brooklyn Bridge...... Daugherty An Introduction to the Moon...... Larsen Glen Gillis, conductor From an Alabama Songbook...... Grantham English Dances for Band, Set 1...... Angie Tysseland, graduate conductor Wedding Dance from Hasseneh...... Press ...... Arnold, arr. Johnstone Ryan Cole, trumpet Elysia Hunt, horn Western Washington University Lawrence University March 20, 2008 Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble Christopher Bianco, conductor Andrew Mast, conductor Radiant Joy...... Bryant Brad Hendry, graduate conductor March 1 and 13, 2008 Day Dreams...... Wilson Lisa McCarthy, flute CBDNA North Central Region, Omaha, NE The Golden Horn...... Zaninelli May 22, 2008 Sòlas Ané...... Hazo Early Light...... Bremer Rush ...... Hazo Nitro ...... Ticheli Lachrymae...... Goto Rondo from Concerto No. 3 in E-flat, K 447...... Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Patterson Prevailing Winds...... Rogers ...... Mozart/Bardeen George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Sunan Dances...... Chang Moon By Night...... Newman Dance of the New World...... Wilson Frenzy...... Boysen An Original Suite...... Jacob Fantaisie, op. 79 for Solo Flute and Wind Ensemble A Son of a Gambolier...... Ives ...... Faure/trans. Webb Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Carmina Burana...... Orff/Krance CANADA (Alberta) University of Alberta Symphonic Wind Ensemble WISCONSIN Angela Schroeder, conductor Lawrence University Taina Lorenz Turner, graduate conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble February 15, 2008 Andrew Mast, conductor October 28, 2007 Frenergy...... Estacio trans. Linklater William Byrd Suite...... Jacob Symphonic Band Watchman, Tell Us of the Night...... Camphouse Celebration Overture...... Creston Slava!...... Bernstein, arr. Grundman Adoramus te, Christe...... Gasparini, trans. Mahr Symphony No. 7...... Maslanka Divertimento for Band...... Persichetti Wind Ensemble University of Alberta Profanation from “Jeremiah, Symphony No. 1”...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Bernstein, trans. Bencriscutto with the Alberta High School Honor Band Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor, BWV 582...... Angela Schroeder, conductor REPORT CONTACT ...... Bach, trans. Falcone March 15, 2008 INFORMATION Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Honor Band Scott Hanna, editor Lawrence University The Hounds of Spring...... Reed Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Rollo Takes a Walk...... Maslanka CBDNA Report Andrew Mast, conductor First Suite in E-flat...... Holst School of Music, E3100 December 1, 2007 St. Florian Choral...... Doss The University of Texas Alligator Alley...... Daugherty Symphonic Wind Ensemble Austin, TX 78712 Symphonic Band (512) 471-4314 Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams William Street, guest conductor American Folk Song Suite...... Boysen Michael Morimoto, alto saxophone [email protected] Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Stephen Stone, marimba Wind Ensemble Slava!...... Bernstein Aegean Festival Overture...... Makris, arr. Bader Concerto for Alto Saxophone op. 26a...... Creston Fugue in C...... Ives, arr. Sinclair Tears ...... Maslanka Symphony No. 3...... Giannini Rosewood Dreaming...... Cahn

Lawrence University CANADA (Saskatchewan) Wind Ensemble University of Saskatchewan Andrew Mast, conductor Wind Orchestra Nick Keelan, trombone Glen Gillis, conductor Saturday, January 26, 2008 Roy Sydiaha and Angie Tysseland, graduate conductors Early Light...... Bremer Dean McNeill, trumpet Trombone Concerto, Op. 114b...... Bourgeois November 23, 2007 Sunan Dances...... Chang Lilium: A Celebration Fall Concert Blue Shades...... Ticheli Sol Y Sombra...... Gates, ed. Ragsdale Irish Tune and Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Llwyn Onn...... Hogg Centennial March...... Kaplan 24 - FINANCIAL REPORT SPRING 2008 COLLEGE BAND DIRECTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FINAL FIANCIAL REPORT – RICHARD FLOYD, DOUGLAS STOTTER – OCTOBER 1, 2007 NATIONAL TREASURER FINANCIAL REPORT IA ACCOUNT 0440008944, CHASE BANK – AUSTIN (Richard Floyd, treasurer) 2045 10/5 Erica Neidlinger (gender/ethnicity grant) 200.00 2046 10/5 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 2047 11/12 Tom Verrier (planning session) 329.28 2048 11/12 Doug Stotter (planning session) 148.60 2049 11/12 EAM (member services) 2,771.89 2050 VOID 2051 11/12 University of Texas (planning session) 303.02 2052 11/12 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 2053 11/15 Jerry Junkin (travel for Western/Northwestern Conference) 543.50 1054 11/15 Four Points Sheraton-Ann Arbor (national conference) 4,000.00 1055 11/20 University of Texas Bands (planning session) 10.99 2056 11/20 Shattinger Music (SCIB music) 630.16 2057 12/1 EAM (member services) 1,012.23 2058 1/10 Piquant Press (SCIB music) 300.00 2059 1/10 EAM (member services) 1,444.46 2060 1/10 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 2061 1/11 Dream Host (website) 238.80 2062 1/24 Richard Floyd (secretary expenses) 600.00 2063 1/24 Larry Hoffman (website) 3,340.00 2064 1/24 Four Points Sheraton-Ann Arbor (national conference) 6,000.00 2065 1/24 Juniata College (SCIB expenses) 344.21 2066 1/26 Matthew Tommasini (ASCAP prize) 970.83 2067 1/24 Shattinger Music (SCIB music) 611.61 2068 1/24 Richard Floyd (Chicago meetings) 1,005.23 2069 2/1 EAM (member services) 1,002.89 2070 2/12 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 2071 2/12 University of Michigan (national conference) 3,000.00 2072 2/22 Rock Star Printing (envelopes) 175.93 2073 3/27 David Headlam (national conference) 1,200.00 2074 3/27 John Covach (national conference) 1,200.00 2075 3/27 Scott Warfield (national conference) 1,325.00 2076 3/27 EAM (member services) 1,066.84 2077 3/27 Patty Esfandiari (clerical) 50.00 2078 VOID 2079 3/27 Longhorn Trophy (past president’s plaque) 105.20 2080 3/31 Emory University (national conference) 150.12 2081 3/31 Mike Moss (gender/ethnicity meeting) 291.70 2082 VOID 2083 3/31 Matthew Tommasini (ASCAP Prize) 5,000.00 2084 VOID 2085 4/7 Frank Ticheli (SCIB conductor) 2,500.00 2086 4/7 Frank Ticheli (SCIB conductor) 468.20 IB ACCOUNT 0440008944, CHASE BANK – ARLINGTON (Douglas Stotter, treasurer) 6/5 Check Order 30.50 2501 6/8 Jerry Junkin (Colo. Conducting Symposium) 3,000.00 2502 6/8 Carter Pann (Colo. Conducting Symposium) 500.00 2503 6/8 Daniel Kellogg (Colo. Conducting Symposium) 500.00 2504 6/8 Univ. of Colorado Bands (Colo. Conducting Symposium) 1,000.00 2505 6/9 RockStar INK (VP Ballot printing and envelopes) 205.34 2506 6/9 EAM (member services) 2,462.09 2507 6/11 EAM (member services) 1,294.52 6/12 Check Order 66.50 2508 6/23 UM Bands (national conference) 11,000.00 2509 6/29 Bob Duke (national conference) 1,500.00 2510 7/6 Douglas Stotter (treasurer expenses) 600.00 2511 7/6 Douglas Stotter (treasurer expenses) 337.16 2512 7/6 EAM (member services) 1,002.13 25 - FINANCIAL REPORT SPRING 2008 7/10 Check Order 24.95 2513 VOID 2514 8/15 EAM (member services) 1,025.87 9/4 Paymentech Fee (member dues) 170.00 2515 9/6 EAM (member services) 1,000.58 2516 9/18 Maxwell, Locke and Ritter (tax services) 750.00

TOTAL 69,010.33

SUMMARY Checking Account Balance 9/30/06 77,288.68 Total Deposits 10/1/06 – 7/1/07 (Floyd) 50,050.00 Total Deposits 6/1/07 – 9/30/07 (Stotter) 1,007.89 Interest 10/1/06 – 9/30/07 125.00 Total Disbursements 10/1/06– 9/30/07 (69,010.33) Checking Balance 9/30/06 59,461.24 II Dreyfus Liquid Assets, Inc. 039 03227479-7 Balance 10/1/06 15,147.05 Interest 10/1/06 – 9/30/07 724.36 Balance 9/30/07 15,871.41 III. Total Operating Account Assets 75,332.65

2006-2007 SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES OCTOBER 1, 2006 – SEPTEMBER 30, 2007 INCOME ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP DUES 45,845.00 RETIRED MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,700.00 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP DUES 4,700.00 MUSIC INDUSTRY MEMBERSHIP DUES 1400.00 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,760.00 INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,575.00 LIFE MEMBERSHIP DUES 300.00 LABELS AND DISTRIBUTION OF JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS 400.00 ALFRED ROYALTIES 181.89 WARNER BROS. ROYALTIES 0.00 GORDON JACOB ROYALTIES 0.00 INTEREST 849.36

TOTAL INCOME 58,711.25 EXPENSES POSTAGE (not including publications and dues notices) 0.00 PRINTING 381.27 MEMBER SERVICES 14,083.50 TRAVEL 1,303.40 CBDNA REPORT 0.00 WEB SITE 3,578.80 SECRETARY OFFICE 600.00 TREASURER OFFICE 600.00 CHICAGO MEETINGS 1,005.23 DIVISION REBATES 0.00 PRESIDENT’S FUND 0.00 PROJECTS (prizes, grants, etc) 6,276.03 DIRECTORY 0.00 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 33,761.10 CONDUCTING SYMPOSIUM 5,000.00 LONG RANGE PLANNING SESSION 791.89 MISC EXPENSES (CPA, checks, clerical) 1,629.11

TOTAL EXPENSES 69,010.33