OPEN HOUSE CONCERT

FRIDAY AT 8 P.M. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

APRIL 15, 2016 SYMPHONY JAZZ BAND I UNIVERSITY ENSEMBLE WIND

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PPROGRAMROGRAM

OPEN HOUSE CONCERT

CAL POLY SYMPHONY David Arrivée, conductor

Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 43 ...... Jean Sibelius (1865-1957) I. Allegretto IV. Finale: Allegro moderato

UNIVERSITY JAZZ BAND I Paul Rinzler, conductor

I’m Gonna Live Til I Die ...... Al Hoffman (1902-1960) arranged by Benny Carter

Haitian Fight Song ...... Charles Mingus (1922-1979) arranged by Sy Johnson

Michelangelo ...... Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992) arranged by Fred Sturm

– Intermission –

CAL POLY WIND ENSEMBLE Andrew McMahan, conductor

Yama Midori (Green Mountains) ...... James Barnes (b. 1949)

Canticles ...... Johan de Meij (b. 1953)

Rose Doylemason, bass trombone

Aerospace ...... Maxime Aulio (b. 1980)

Oh, Henry! ...... Ryan Nowlin (b. 1978)

CONDUCTORS

David Arrivée has worked with a variety of ensembles as a conductor, pianist and clarinetist. He directs the Cal Poly Symphony, teaches theory and coaches . He has served as the associate conductor of Festival Mozaic and assistant conductor of both the Chicago Youth Symphony and Elmhurst Symphony . He has guest conducted the orchestras of the Green Lake Festival, Princeton University, and Bradley University; the San Luis Obispo Symphony, Auros Ensemble for New Music and others. He has participated as a conducting fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center, as a pianist in the Schumann Duos Program at The Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Study, England, and as a conductor at the International Workshop for Conductors in the Czech Republic.

Paul Rinzler joined the Cal Poly faculty in 1997 as director of jazz studies. He earned his doctorate in theory/composition with a secondary emphasis in Jazz Pedagogy from the University of Northern Colorado. On his jazz piano trio CD, “Active Listening,” Cadence magazine noted “impressive trio interplay,” and “rich dialogues.” He appears as a special guest artist on the recent collective improvisation CD “Short to the House.” Scarecrow Press recently re-released Rinzler’s “Jazz Arranging and Performance Practice” in paperback. Scarecrow Press published Rinzler’s latest book, “The Contradictions of Jazz.”

Andrew McMahan joined the faculty as director of bands in the fall of 2010. He teaches courses in music theory and conducting, as well as instrumental literature and rehearsal techniques. Prior to his appointment at Cal Poly, McMahan taught at California State University Stanislaus, where he directed the Wind Ensemble and taught courses in conducting, brass pedagogy, and instrumental literature. McMahan earned his Bachelor of Science in music education degree from Western Carolina University, Master of Music degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Minnesota. His previous teaching experience includes three years as a high school music teacher in both parochial and public high schools in the metro Milwaukee, Wis., area. SYMPHONY UNIVERSITY

VIOLIN I BASS †Mario Ojeda, MU *Troy Hanson, MU JAZZ BAND I Alex Krenitsky, CE Ira Holston, ME Yeng Tan, CSC Cameron Kao, GENE ALTO SAXOPHONE Kenan Pretzer, EE Henry Mull, CHEM Trent Braswell, BMED Grigory Heaton, AERO James Gallardo, MU Randy Sterbentz, PHYS Lana Hodzic, CSC Kevin Schindler, JOUR Nicole Martinez, IE TENOR SAXOPHONE Ryan Hund, HIST FLUTE Bradley Croes, BUS Kyle King, STAT Nathalie Aguirre, ASCI Kyle Nixon, MU Caroline Chen, CRP Megan Fong, MU Ryan Bruch, AEPS BARITONE SAXOPHONE Levi Mondoza, BUS OBOE Kyle Young, ASCI Miriam Flock, ASCI Rachel Gariepy, CHEM Amanda Post, BIO Spencer Jefferson, EE TRUMPET Monica Lim, ARCH Burlie Fisher, MATH CLARINET Jordan Adams, PHYS VIOLIN II Austin Johnson, MU Michael Woodson, CPE *Connor Alvin, CSC Troy Kawahara, CE Daniel Yao, SE George Hamalian, MU Matt Klepfer, POLS Natthaneth Wimolnit, FSN Kelsey Matsune, FSN TROMBONE Thomas Tolley, ME Tyler Stockton, MU Michelle Lu, STAT BASSOON Elliot Fiske, CSC Sareen Ohannessian, MU Emelia Banninger, MU Matt White, JOUR Hannah Buckingham, ANG Benjamin Hulbert, MU Max Linsenbard, CSC Beth Hotchkiss, CE Kio Myers, BMED HORN GUITAR Thomas Brandt, CE Drew Donlon, IE Addison Rifkind, MU Michela Upson, ME John Luu, CPE Jasmine Quach, ASCI Marlaine McKean, ASCI PIANO Jenny Smit, PHYS Steven Warnert, ME Matthew Seno, CE Galen Wu, EE VIOLA BASS *Marisa Romo, MU TRUMPET James Gallardo, MU *Joseph Shanks, MU Jordan Adams, PHYS Stephen Jue, BMED Burlie Fisher, MATH DRUMS Brian Balberchak, CPE Taylor O’Hanlon, MU Rowan McGuire, LARC Layla Parvis, MU Monique Marino, CE TROMBONE VOICE Sigal Shaul, SE Ian Bewley, MU Bibi Vellandi, ME Joey Nichols, ECON Rose Doylemason, MU Taylor Gater, CE Paul Gilles, AERO Lydia Hedge, ME Riley Ormiston, AERO TUBA Clare Welch, MATH Leah Anderson, MU

CELLO TIMPANI/PERCUSSION *Michael Norris, CPE Colton Sundstrom, CPE *Elizabeth Tseng, BIO Simone Enderlin, ART Wesley Kao, BCHM Key Lily Wong, BMED * Section leader Landon Burnley, MATE † Concertmaster Drew Balthazor, CPE Alvin Lau, ME WIND ENSEMBLE

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NEXT YEAR’S FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD APRIL 20–22, 2017.

JAZZ BAND AND WIND ORCHESTRA festival jazz Band festival wind orchestra

ALTO SAXOPHONE FLUTE/PICCOLO HORN Matthew Caballero, Yorba Linda HS Jessica Bartling, Las Lomas HS Paulina Gurevich, Amador Valley HS Thomas Wang, Northgate HS Clarissa Chan, Monte Vista HS Allison Holderby, Valencia HS Jeremy Goldwasser, Redwood HS Chase Khedmatgozar, Royal HS TENOR SAXOPHONE Sergio Miragliotta, Canyon Crest Academy Teo Kim, Thousand Oaks HS Michael Schwartz, Redwood HS Magenta Money, Quartz Hill HS Esther Myers, Winters HS Dorian Apitz, Esperanza HS Amelia Morucci, Northgate HS Justin Privitera, Aragon HS Patrick Paxson, Westview HS Amy Winter, Bakersfield HS BARITONE SAXOPHONE Megan Trach, Westlake HS Zoe Zanoff, Garces Memorial HS Natalie Jenkins, Northgate HS Kevin Vuong, Dougherty Valley HS Joseph Wang, Lynbrook HS TRUMPET TRUMPET Marie Ybarra, St. Francis HS Ryan Buchanan, Canyon HS Carlos Ramos, Downey HS Thomas Green, San Luis Obispo HS Aiden Thieme, Northgate HS OBOE Garret Guyot, Agoura HS Kate Williams, Vanden HS Issac Chyun, John F. Kennedy HS Kinamee Rhodes, South HS Robert Leicht, Westlake HS Sanjay Gupta, Irvington HS Nisha Sen, Mission San Jose HS Nina Siegel, West HS Aaron Talabucon, Adolfo Camarillo HS TROMBONE Betsy Tietze, Redwood HS Maxwell Shepard, Sonoma Valley HS BASSOON Sam Rorke, De La Salle HS Grant Chin, Jesuit HS TROMBONE Divakar Saini, Henry M. Gunn HS Collin Odom, Arroyo Grande HS Benjamin Barstow, Folsom HS Rahul Khare, Lynbrook HS Cameron Daly, Albany HS CLARINET Brendan Downs, Garden Grove HS PIANO Lauren Chan, Lowell HS Ryan Heisinger, North Tahoe HS Zack Shubert, Carlmont HS Josue Chavarin, William S. Hart HS Christopher Innes, Lincoln HS Elizabeth Chen, Tracy HS Eliana Leish, Aliso Niguel HS GUITAR Janna Lyn Cruz, El Dorado HS Dayton Wong, Eleanor Roosevelt HS Serena Geroe, Canyon Crest Academy Sarah Evenson, Ruth Asawa School of the Arts Jacob Freiman, San Ramon Valley HS EUPHONIUM BASS Michelle Ho, Amador Valley HS Arjun Bhagat, James Logan HS Carlos Solorzano, Willow Glen HS Andy Li, Foothill HS Sophia Liedtke, San Dieguito academy TUBA DRUMS Melody Mei, Foothill HS Millan Chaudhary, Leigh HS Travis Hunter, Esperanza HS Nicole Shepherd, Oakmont HS Christina Lilligren, Mira Costa HS Austin Simon, Eastlake HS Shawn O’Hare, Amador Valley HS Grace Tan, Gunn HS Owen Wells, Patriot HS PERCUSSION Daniel Humphrey, Cal Poly BASS CLARINET Sultan Molaib, Benicia HS Adam Katz, Santa Monica HS Addison Vogt, Woodside Priory School Henry McNamara, Aragon HS Sierra Waters, Thousand Oaks HS Jenna Williamson, Carlmont HS ALTO SAXOPHONE Christopher Wu, Northwood HS Alexa Arndt, Mission College Prep. Catholic HS Daniel Gomez, Arroyo Grande HS Arianna Mestas, Armijo HS Brandon Muhawi, Bullard HS

TENOR SAXOPHONE Brian Lee, Monta Vista HS Mitchell Miya, Sierra Pacific HS

BARITONE SAXOPHONE Steven McBride, Lincoln HS Casey Overfield, San Ramon Valley HS festival conductors

Mike Galisatus, trumpeter and director of bands Eric Wilson, director of bands at Baylor University at the College of San Mateo, will direct the in Texas, will direct the Festival Wind Orchestra. Festival Jazz Band. He has received various He is past president of the Big 12 Band Directors teaching honors including the Peninsula Arts Association and president of the College Band Council Arts Educator Award, the California Directors National Association Southwestern Music Education Association (CMEA) “Otter Division. He was recently elected into the Distributors” Jazz Educator Award, and CMEA’s American Bandmasters Association and was Gilbert T. Freitas Annual Memorial Award for honored as Outstanding Professor for Tenured Achievement in Music Education. Teaching by Baylor University in 2014.

Galisatus has recorded with Pete Escovedo and Wilson has directed numerous honor bands and Queen Ida and has performed with such artists conducted his own groups at conventions of the as Louis Bellson, Natalie Cole, Gladys Knight, Texas Music Educators Association, College Kenny Loggins, Johnny Mathis, the Temptations, Band Directors National Association, and the Mel Torme, Frankie Valli, Kenny Washington and Midwest Clinic. Prior to joining the Baylor faculty, Mary Wilson. he served for 12 years on the faculty of Abilene Christian University. Galisatus is in demand as an adjudicator and guest conductor throughout California, and serves as jazz representative for both CMEA and the California Alliance for Jazz. Program solo competition accompanist

CAL POLY ALL-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCERT Susan Azaret Davies holds bachelor and master of music degrees in piano and accompanying from USC. Her festival appearances include Festival Jazz Band the Oregon , the Cabrillo Festival, Mike Galisatus, conductor the Festival Internacional de Musica de Morelia, Mexico, Idyllwild Summer Arts, CSU You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To ...... Cole Porter (1891-1964) Summer Arts and a series of concerts with the Gachinger Kantorei of Stuttgart and the New arranged by Michael Abene York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center. Most recently she has performed in faculty recitals at Search ...... Adam Theis (b. 1974) Idyllwild Summer Arts and Cal Poly, in concerts as recorded by the Realistic Orchestra with San Luis Obispo, and in chamber music concerts for Festival Mozaic. She is a staff accompanist and lecturer at Cal Poly, Don’t Stop Now ...... Wayne Horvitz (b. 1955) accompanist for the San Luis Obispo Master Chorale, the choir director/organist at St. Paul’s Para Ti Latino ...... Oskar Cartaya (b. 1963) Catholic Church, and principal keyboardist for the San Luis Obispo Symphony. as recorded by Spyro Gyra

Solo Competition Winner Susan Azaret Davies, accompanist

– Intermission –

Festival Wind Orchestra Eric Wilson, conductor

Repertoire to be selected from the following:

Alpina Fanfare ...... Franco Cesarini (b. 1961)

Grace Before Sleep ...... Susan LaBarr (b. 1981) arranged by Eric Wilson

Magnolia Star ...... Steve Danyew (b. 1983)

Danzón No. 2 ...... Arturo Márquez (b. 1950) arranged by Oliver Nickel

Easter Monday on the White House Lawn . . . . John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) CAL POLY, SAN LUIS OBISPO ALL-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCERT WIND ORCHESTRA JAZZ BAND

APRIL 17, 2016 SUNDAY AT 2:30 P.M. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER