R e p o rScott t Hanna, editor Fall 2010

streamed concerts and the number of listeners on-line From the Podium may signal a significant change in how people access music. On-line music is easy to disregard if it doesn’t Dear Colleagues, prove interesting or worthwhile. One can leave the room or read or turn it off or surf the net until something in- Over the past year, CBDNA members, officers teresting happens. It requires great discipline to commit and staff; and Tim Salzman and his team at the Uni- to on-line listening as if one were sitting in the concert versity of Washington have been working diligently to hall and couldn’t bop in and out at will. Igor Stravinsky’s produce the March, 2011 national CBDNA conference in quote touches the heart of the matter, “To listen is an Seattle. The ensembles and their programs, the present- effort, and just to hear is no merit. A duck hears also.” ers, research sessions, and the general schedule are all How do we listen these days? We are taking advantage on-line, and can be accessed at http://depts.washington. of the opportunity to stream the conference concerts live edu/uwwinds/cbdna/. to conduct some research about just this issue. We are working out the software so that some participants will This conference has several unique offerings. be able to access concerts online and provide us with We are very pleased that the music director of the Seattle instant and continuous feedback about the music that Symphony Orchestra, Gerard Schwartz, will present they are hearing (much like the crawl that appeared on the keynote address and will participate in the general the bottom of the television during the Obama/McCain offerings at the conference. Special sessions’ topics in- debates). We may not immediately realize the value of clude a wide range of topics, from a lecture/presentation these data, but they will serve as a baseline for further of Stravinsky’s L’Histoire du Soldat with a libretto by investigation as to the possible relationship between Kurt Vonnegut; to a composers’ panel discussion; to a sounds and reactions. conducting workshop no Dvorak’s Serenade for Winds, coached by Gerard Schwartz; to the history of the alto The 2011 CBDNA National Conference program clarinet, and more. Seattle was home for Alan Hovha- is robust (the type A professional could be comfortably ness (1911 – 2000), and we are pleased that there will frantic!) but focused. Come to Seattle and participate be a session on his wind music in his centennial year. in the first national conference in the west in over four It would be shame to visit this historical beautiful city decades. Meet old and make new friends. Enjoy down- without any contact with it. Tim Salzman and his staff town Seattle, Benaroya Hall, and the University of have scheduled the third day of the conference in Seat- Washington. Listen to colleagues and their ensembles tle’s famous Benaroya Concert Hall. Attendees will be and music. Step away from your own programs and able to enjoy downtown Seattle while hearing sessions refresh yourselves in the shadow of Mount Rainier. and concerts in the world-class Nordstrom Recital Hall and Taper Auditorium. Thomas C. Duffy, President We have programmed a robust schedule of performances: eight college bands, the small college in- tercollegiate band, and the Seattle Symphony Orchestra will play. Attendees will have the opportunity to pick and choose from a robust schedule of high-level offer- ings. Our commitment to recording the conference for posting and the production of proceedings will make it possible for anyone who wishes to read or hear any In This Issue: session or performances post facto. This will allow at- tendees to plot their own progress through the four-day From the Podium...... 1 conference, integrating performances and sessions with personal down time, meetings with friends, and the op- Commissions and Premieres...... 2 portunity to explore downtown Seattle. Resources...... 5 Who goes to concerts and how do we listen Programs...... 7 to music these days? The increase in the number of 2 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES FALL 2010 Commissions and Premieres hear Joe LeBlanc perform his “Bois de la Paix” here: http://www.kevelimusic.com/bois.html Kevin Walczyk - Concerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble 3. The piece is being composed as a gift to the Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra, and written specifically for SSgt The University of Kansas is assembling a con- Joseph F. LeBlanc, Clarinet, “The President`s Own” sortium to commission Kevin Walczyk for a new Con- United States Marine Band. All parts and score will be certo for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble. Kevin’s music available in January 2011. is modern, fresh, accessible, and very well crafted. Here are some of the composer’s latest activi- 4. The premiere is scheduled for May 2011, here at ties: the University of Kansas, with Stephanie Zelnick, our • Composed his First Symphony for the St. Louis and clarinet professor. Any other perusal readings and re- Oregon Symphony Orchestras. gional/consortium premieres can be negotiated through • Concerto Gaucho for Trumpet (with Band or Or- the composer. I can help with this as well. chestra) was written for Tim Morrison of the Boston Pops. Recent and upcoming performances include 5. Consortium fee is $500, due December 19, 2011. Indiana University, University of Oklahoma, Uni- Payment options are available, including two payments versity of North Texas, and Columbus State. of $250. The fee is payable through http://www.keveli- • His second symphony, Epitaphs Unwritten was music.com/ClarConFee.html commissioned by 20 University Wind Ensembles including, Texas, Michigan State, Texas Tech, 6. Currently, the following conductors have agreed to Baylor, Musashino Academy of Music, Oklahoma, be a part of the consortium: Indiana, and Kansas. • His “Children’s Folksong Suite” (Grade 3) was Kansas State University - Frank Tracz awarded Honorable Mention in the 2007 CBDNA Oregon State University - Christopher Chapman Composer Contest for Young Band. Blinn College - Harry Blake • Kevin is the composer-in-residence for the Mid- University of Southern Illinois-Edwardsville - John west Clinic this December 2010 where a new wind Bell chamber work will be premiered. Additionally, Western Oregon University - Ike Nail Ray Cramer has commissioned Kevin to write a McMurry University - Danh Pham celebratory work for the Cramer family in honor of Lakeland College - Russell Pettitt their late daughter (Heather Reu). This work will be University of South Carolina - Scott Weiss premiered at the 2011 Midwest Clinic with Cramer Purdue University - Jay Gephart conducting. West Chester University - Andrew Yozviak Washburn University - Mark Norman You can find more information, including scores Missouri Western University - Jeffrey Hinton and sound files, at Kevin`s website: www.kevelimusic. Lewis and Clark College - David Becker com Baylor University - Isaiah Odajima The Clarinet Concerto Consortium will comprise 20-30 university wind ensembles and/or orchestras. The For consortium information, please contact: Wind Ensemble version will be available first (spring 2011). The Symphony Orchestra version will be re- Paul W. Popiel, DMA corded with SSgt Joseph LeBlanc of the Marine Band Director of Bands on the ERM label at a later date. University of Kansas [email protected] Here are some details about the Concerto: 785-864-3561 1. 20 minutes in length. The piece will be in three move- Five Songs from the Hills (for mezzo-soprano, ments. The wind ensemble will be scored for a group baritone, and band) - Jack Stamp of 35-40 members. I. F a n f a r e : O n To p o f O l d S m o k e y 2. The piece is being written with transparency and II. Elegy: Barbara Allen melody in mind. Check out Kevin`s Trumpet Concerto III. Scherzo: Old Dan Tucker (“Gaucho”) to get a sampling of his remarkable ability IV. Lament: Bury Me Beneath the Willow for these attributes. http://www.kevelimusic.com/band- V. Finale: The Devil and the Farmer’s Wife GAUCHO.html. Also, if any of the prospective clarinet- ists want to hear Kevin’s writing for clarinet they can Commissioned for the East Tennessee State 3 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES FALL 2010 University Wind Ensemble to premiere and perform for part (of the five part work) is then presented with a the centennial celebration (1911-2011) of the founding two poetry readings, a storytelling presentation, or a of East Tennessee State University, Five Songs from short performance by the university bluegrass band as the Hills (for mezzo-soprano, baritone, and band) is a segue into the next respective, succeeding part of the dedicated to ETSU Director of Bands, Dr. Christian composition. Zembower, as “one of my most loyal and talented stu- Michael Davis is a free-lance composer/ar- dents*”. (*Dr. Zembower completed his Master of Arts ranger with experience writing for nearly every type degree in 1992 from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, of musical ensemble, in nearly every type of musical where Dr. Stamp serves as Director of Band Studies and style. He has created special arrangements and worked Chair of the Music Department, and Zembower served closely with some of the most prominent musicians of as a graduate assistant to Stamp while attending there.) our time, including Henry Mancini, “Doc” Severinsen, The piece is a suite of five movements that presents Helen Reddy, Lee Greenwood, The Canadian Brass, folksongs indigenous to the region of Appalachia as Keiko Matsui, and The Mormon Tabernacle Choir. He the melodic material and subject matter. The band is attended the University of Maryland, where he earned featured by itself on the first and third movements, with a Bachelor of Music degree, majoring in composition. the mezzo-soprano and baritone soloists joining the band Davis has studied with Morton Subotnick, Richard on the second, fourth, and fifth movements. Rodney Bennett, and Lawrence Moss. After his un- Jack Stamp is currently serving in his 21st year dergraduate studies, Davis spent the next 30 years as as Director of Band Studies at Indiana University of a member of the United States Air Force, where he Pennsylvania where he conducts the Wind Ensemble, served as Staff Arranger, Chief Arranger, Music Pro- teaches graduate conducting, and oversees all activi- duction Superintendent, and Band Manager with the ties of the concert bands program. Serving in his third U.S. Air Force Band. Davis was responsible for many year as Chair of the Music Department, he oversees of the USAF Band’s most popular and successful musi- all activities concerning the success of the department. cal presentations, including several large-scale suites Stamp’s primary composition teachers have been Robert and medleys incorporating narrators, actors, dancers, Washburn and Fisher Tull, and has studied with notable video reinforcement, and diverse music elements. American composers, David Diamond, Joan Tower Many of these productions have been broadcast on The and Richard Danielpour. Active as a guest conductor, Disney Channel, PBS, The Nashville Network, and the clinician, adjudicator, and composer throughout North Armed Forces Television Network. He is currently America and Great Britain, his compositions have been retired and lives in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. commissioned and performed by leading military and university bands across the United States and Great Del Mar College Department of Music Britain. inaugurates “Composition Symposium” In the spring of 2009, the Del Mar College Mountain Memories (a musical history of ETSU) - Department of Music inaugurated its “Composition arranged by Michael Davis Symposium” which includes annual commissions written for the Del Mar College Concert Band. The Commissioned by the ETSU Music Department following compositions are commissions written for to premiere and perform for the centennial celebration the band, which may be of interest: (1911-2011) of the founding of East Tennessee State muttermutter twitch - Ryan Gee (2009) University, Mountain Memories (a musical history of Song My Father Wrote - Ryan Gee (2010) ETSU) arranged by Michael Davis is a five part, 30- minute composition written for wind ensemble, chorus, Ryan Gee is a graduate of The University of Texas bluegrass band, and narrator. Written in a compositional at Austin where his teachers included Dan Welcher, manner similar to Copland’s A Lincoln Portrait, the Kevin Puts, and Russell Pinkston. He has received narrator periodically orates a historical timeline of the commissions from KBYU radio, the University of founding, development, and success of the university’s Texas Women’s Choir, and the Lotte Lehmann Foun- various facets of academia over its 100 years of exis- dation/ASCAP. Though an active composer of “clas- tence. The wind band primarily provides accompani- sical” concert music, Gee maintains a keen interest in mental support while the narrator speaks, and for the indie pop/rock music. His works include settings of chorus during their sections of singing. Well-known text from his grandmother’s obituary, a mea culpa from songs included in the composition include “She’ll Be his bank, and a Jewish manual of beliefs regarding the Coming ‘round the Mountain”, “Wabash Cannonball”, afterlife. His music partakes freely of a wide variety “This Train is Bound for Glory”, “Varsity Drag”, a varia- of styles ranging from Jobim to Reich, and attempts to tion on “My Kind of Town”, and musical quotes of “I’ve synthesize easy singer-songwriter melody with mini- Been Working on the Railroad”, the “Tennessee Waltz”, malist riffing and formal development. Gee’s day jobs and “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”. The ending of each include conducting choirs and teaching Music Theory 4 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES FALL 2010 in the Austin Independent School District. and tape) appears on Volume One of the University ([email protected]) of Florida SCI Student Chapter’s CD series. His music is published by Jomar Press, Go Fish Music, muttermutter twitch is born out of a quirky twitchiness Cimarron Music Press, and Tuba-Euphonium Press. akin to Nico Muhly’s Skip Town. The woodwinds, brass, Recent commissions include a work for violin, gui- and percussion jolt, grunt, and grumble away in a way that tar, and piano, commissioned by the Strung Out Trio; emulates skipping vinyl. The piece is just shy of 6 minutes a composition for four saxophones, commissioned and is a rollercoaster of a run. by the Arkansas Saxophone Quartet; and a work for trumpet/flugelhorn and digital media, commissioned Song My Father Wrote is based on a song written by the by trumpeter Mary Thornton. He continues to be an composer’s father entitled “Oh Lord, Let This Be Heaven,” active member of ASCAP and the Society of Com- based on a poem by poet Harrison Merrill. With a stately posers, Inc., and is listed in Marquis Who’s Who lilt and the slightest brogue, it conveys a tone of simple, in American Education 2007-2008. (florycomp@ heartfelt elegy, redolent to favorites such as “Danny Boy” yahoo.com) or “Loch Lomond,” and like those anthems of a bygone age, it is the composer’s intention to capture his father’s To Lie in State Beneath the Sands is a passacaglia, melody so that it will continue on after each of us have and takes its title from a poem by the same name. “said our last adieu.” The composition has a running time Both pieces took form symbiotically and simultane- of 4 minutes and can be performed as an instrumental ously around a central idea. work that is the perfect marriage between Percy Grainger’s Irish Tune from County Derry and Morten Lauridsen’s O The River With Only One Bank - Paul Richards Magnum Mysterium. It can also be performed as a solo (2009) for a baritone vocalist. Paul Richards, professor of composition at the Rikud Chassidi – traditional, arranged by Bill Averbach University of Florida, is the recipient of numerous (2009) prizes and commissions. His works have been heard throughout the United States and internationally on Bill Averbach has performed worldwide and recorded six continents. Awards include Special Distinction with many well-known recording artists not just in the in the ASCAP Rudolf Nissim Prize, the Jacksonville jazz genre, but world-beat, classical, folk, country, rock, Symphony Orchestra’s Fresh Ink competition prize, and blues genres, and is a noted Klezmer musician. A the New Music for Sligo/IMRO composition prize, graduate of Bard College, Bill had extensive exposure to and many others. Commissions have come from the jazz greats of the Progressive Jazz Era. He studied orchestras, wind ensembles, choirs, and chamber composition with Joan Tower, Benjamin Boretz, Luis ensembles, and his works have been recorded by Garcia-Renard, and Eli Yarden. He is also a composer Richard Stoltzman, the Slovak Radio Symphony who is constantly working on projects that range from Orchestra, the Moravian Philharmonic, and numer- Jazz tunes to film scores to musical arrangements for sing- ous chamber groups. Music by Paul Richards is ers and producers to his Jazz Opera and Klezmer music. recorded on the Meyer Media, Centaur, MMC, Cap- ([email protected]) stone, Mark, and Summit labels, and is published by Carl Fischer Music, Southern Music, TrevCo Music, Rikud Chassidi (Chassidic Dance) is a traditional Klezmer Jeanné, Inc., and Margalit Music. (prichards@arts. tune, often times found in the frenzy of a Jewish wedding. ufl.edu, www.paulrichardsmusic.com) This particular arrangement is a clarinet feature/solo with band accompanament. About The River With Only One Bank the composer wrote the following: Encountering the ocean for the To Lie In State Beneath The Sands - Neil Flory (2009) first time, some ancient peoples, lacking words for something so unfathomably immense and mysteri- Neil Flory is an active composer who studied composition ous, are said to have called it a “river with only one with Stella Sung, Budd Udell, James Paul Sain, Donald bank”. It was commissioned by a consortium of Grantham, Dan Welcher, Russell Pinkston, and Mark Del Mar College Concert Band, Syracuse Univer- Schultz. He has composed a variety of works both in the sity Wind Ensemble, and the University of Florida acoustic and electro-acoustic mediums, and his music Symphonic Band. has been performed across the United States as well as in Europe, South America, Asia, Mexico, and Canada. His Six Nocturnes - Christian Asplund (2010) Venn Music I (for violin and guitar) is included on the 2003 Duo 46 release entitled “Untaming the Fury” (Summit Christian Asplund is a Canadian-American compos- Records), and his work A Dog Chasing its Tail (for actor er-performer based in Utah where he is Composer- 5 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES/RESOURCES FALL 2010 in-Residence at Brigham Young University. He has the pseudonym AE).” degrees from University of Washington, Mills College, and Brigham Young University where his teachers “The first movement is a portrait of twilight on the river, have included Stuart Dempster, John Rahn, Joel-Fran- which Russell described as “the radiant gateways of cois Durand, Alvin Curran, Chris Brown, Thea Mus- the day.” The piece starts from a central pitch (D) and grave, and Meyer Kupferman. He cofounded Seattle gradually expands outward to a climax of brass and Experimental Opera which has produced seven of his metallic percussion. The movement subsides with a operas. He has performed with such musicians as return to the opening pitch. The middle Toccata is a Christian Wolff, Eyvind Kang, Larry Polansky, Daniel brash and energetic “touch piece” for the full ensemble Good, Francois Houle, Michael Bisio, Robert Reigle, that depicts the denizens of the night. Wakulla is filled Gino Robair, and Phil Gelb in a variety of venues with hundreds of animal species, many of which are and recordings in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. His only active nocturnally. Further, the springs served as scores are published by Frog Peak Music. Asplund is the backdrop for the original Creature from the Black also an active scholar and has published articles and Lagoon. Musically, this movement uses a “kitchen chapters on music theory and critical theory. (christia- sink” approach that includes Eastern European mod- [email protected], www.christianasplund.net) ernism, post-minimalism, 70’s funk, fusion, and heavy metal. The final movement presents the first light of Asplund’s favorite large ensemble composition is Ol- morning in the cathedral-like space of centuries-old ivier Messiaen’s monumental work for wind ensemble cypress trees surrounding the pristine waters. A simple Et exspecto resurrectionem mortuorem and each of diatonic chaconne tune that incorporates elements of his wind ensemble pieces have been somewhat pat- the previous movements is interspersed with exotic terned after and influenced by that work and his Six artificial scales played by solo winds. The simple Nocturnes is no exception. Some of the characteristics melody then builds towards a climax that is hopefully often associated with nocturnes are tranquility and both powerful and contemplative.” lyricism, and such is the case here with Asplund’s Six Nocturnes, each one a part of the journey through the Dr. David’s works have received national and inter- night: Evening Prayer, Starry Night, Dreams, Awaken- national awards from such organizations as ASCAP ing of the Birds, Sunrise, Morning Prayer. (Morton Gould Award), the Dallas Wind Symphony, the National Association of Composers, USA, Music Sinfonietta no. 3: “Strange and Mysterious Waters” Teachers National Association, and the ACC Band - Directors Association. Commissioned works include James M. David projects for Joseph Alessi (New York Philharmonic), John Bruce Yeh (Chicago Symphony Orchestra), The Colorado State University Symphonic Band, un- Robert Rumbelow (University of Illinois), and Blair der the direction of Christopher Nicholas, Director of Bollinger (Philadelphia Orchestra). His works have Bands, gave the world premiere of Sinfonietta no. 3: been selected for more than twenty conferences and “Strange and Mysterious Waters” by resident com- festivals throughout the United States, Thailand, poser James M. David on September 30, 2010. The and Japan, including the Society of Composers, Inc. work is being commissioned by a 2010 consortium of National Conference, the College Music Society Na- university band programs organized by Dr. Nicholas tional Conference, the MTNA National Conference, and currently includes the University of Illinois Wind the Percussive Arts Society International Convention, Symphony and University of North Carolina (Chapel the World Saxophone Congress, and the International Hill) Wind Ensemble. Ensemble directors interested Clarinet Fest. Dr. David graduated with honors from in participating in the commission should contact the the University of Georgia and completed his doctorate composer directly through www.jamesmdavid.com in composition at Florida State University.

The composer states the following about the work: Resources “Sinfonietta no. 3 is a work inspired by the incom- The complete texts of David Whitwell are now avail- parable beauty of the Wakulla Springs and River in able online at http://www.whitwellbooks.com/. Within Florida, some fifty miles from my childhood home. a year the 13 volume History and Literature of the Wind The subtitle “Strange and Mysterious Waters” is a Band, which has been out of print for some time, will translation of the Cherokee word “Wakulla.” The three be available on this site. A new edition of The Concise movements of the piece describe a gradual progres- History of the Wind Band is now available at amazon. sion from night to day along the banks of the river. com. The composition was also inspired by the mystical nature poems of George William Russell (known by 6 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES/RESOURCES FALL 2010

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR THE REPORT Requirements: 1) MS Word Attachment 2) E-mail message: [email protected] For programs: Please include your STATE and DATE OF PERFORMANCE in all submissions. The CBDNA Executive Board and the editor encourage program submissions for specific NATIONAL CONFERENCE concerts in performance order rather than rep- March 23-26, 2011 ertoire lists for semesters, tours, or academic years. Many CBDNA members are as interested University of Washington in how members program as they are in what they program. Register Online: Submissions will be edited as necessary prior http://depts.washington.edu/uwwinds/cbdna/ to publication. Include performance venues if they are unique, Registration deadline is i.e. Carnegie Hall, state/regional music confer- ences, travel abroad, etc... March 2, 2011 For other information: Please include items that will be of interest and use to the membership. This can include, but is not limited to, commissions, reseden- cies by guest artists, publications, symposia/ workshops, recordings, dissertations/treatises, unique collabroations and initiatives. SUBMISSION DEADLINES •October 15 for the Fall issue •March 15 for the Spring issue •June 15 for the Summer issue 7 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 *denotes premiere Flight of the Bumblebee for trombone trio...... “Little” Fugue in G Minor...... Bach/Kimura ...... Rimsky-Korsakov/arr. Bowles Serenade...... Bourgeois The Saints...... Traditional/arr. Bowles Polka and Fugue from “Schwanda the Bagpiper”..... ALASKA Tree City Fanfare...... Bowles ...... Weinberger/Bainum University of Alaska Anchorage Trauersinfonie...... Wagner Marche Religieuse...... Guilmant Wind Ensemble Orange & Blue...... Allen/arr. Bowles Two Chorale Preludes...... Brahms/Guenther Mark Wolbers, conductor Niagara Falls...... Daugherty April 9, 2010 University of Florida Symphonic Band Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony Nocturno, op. 24...... Mendelssohn John M. Watkins, Jr., conductor Scott A. Stewart, conductor Divertimento...... Uhl Charley Andersen and Chip Birkner, December 13, 2010 Fantasia Classica...... Ito guest conductors FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams April 14, 2010 Hammersmith...... Holst Festive Overture, Op. 96... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Irish Tune...... Grainger Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Salvation is Created...... Tchesnokov/Houseknecht Passacalgia (Homage on B-A-C-H)...... Nelson Three Dances from “The Maid of Orleans”...... Tunbridge Fair...... Piston ...... Tchaikovsky/Bourgeois CALIFORNIA Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Athletic Festival March...... Prokofiev/Goldman Pomona College Pictures at an Exhibition...... Mussorgsky Sabre Dance...... Khatchaturian/Goodson Concert Band Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Graydon Beeks, conductor University of Florida Karl Kohn, piano Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony May 1 and 2, 2010 September 30, 2010 ILLINOIS “Centennial Concert” Hall of Fame Concert Concordia University

Honoring Frank B. Wickes and Wind Symphony Jubilee Prelude...... Sparke Linda R. Moorhouse Richard R. Fischer, conductor The Padstow Lifeboat. March...... Arnold/Woodfield Fall Tour & Home Concert Little Concerto for Piano and Band...... Cowell Symphonic Band October 29, 2010 Marche militaire I, D.733/1..... Schubert/Laurendeau John M. Watkins, Jr., conductor *Etude No.3 for Concert Band...... Klein American Fanfare...... Stephenson Pas Redoublé...... Saint-Saëns, trans. Frackenpohl Decoration Day...... Ives/Elkus October...... Whitacre How Deep the Father’s Love for Us...... Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/arr. Paynter ...... Townsend, arr. LaBounty Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon hydrogen jukebox...... Walden “The Gumsuckers” March...... Grainger Spirit of Pomona March...... Blanchard March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... “Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon”...... Grainger ...... Hindemith/trans. Wilson Glorified (Fantasy on “Engelberg”)...... Gillingham The Black Horse Troop March...... Sousa FLORIDA October...... Whitacre Florida College Wind Symphony Funiculi-Funicula...... Denza, arr. Goto Wind Ensemble David A. Waybright, conductor Apollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2...... Ticheli October 19, 2010 Overture to ‘Candide’...... Bernstein/arr. Beeler The Promise of Living...... Copland, trans. Singleton Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach, arr. Croft Incidental Suite...... Smith Folk Festival...... Shostakovich/trans. Hunsberger Gnomon (for the Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memo- His Honor...... Fillmore University Band rial) Duffy Zion ...... Welcher Concordia University With Heart and Voice...... Gillingham Richard R. Fischer, conductor His Honor...... Fillmore, ed. Fennell GEORGIA Jean Bojes, commentator Emory University William Alicea, alto saxophone University of Florida Wind Ensemble and University Chorus Family Concert Symphonic Band Scott A. Stewart and Eric Nelson, conductors October 3, 2010 John M. Watkins, Jr., conductor October 23, 2010 Charley Andersen, guest conductor William Tell Overture (Finale)...... February 17, 2010 Call of the Champions...... Williams ...... Rossini, arr. Longfield “Made in America” First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... John Zdechlik Armenian Dances...... Reed Ballade...... Reed Fanfare and Allegro...... Williams Sinfonia Voci...... Holsinger House of Horrors...... Wallace Colonial Song...... Grainger The Last Words of David...... Thompson Tom Sawyer Suite...... Cesarini Second Suite in F for Military Band...... Battle Hymn of the Republic...... Steffe American Riversongs...... LaPlante ...... Holst/ed. Fennell The Girl I Left Behind...... Anderson Americans We...... Fillmore, ed. Fennell Emory University Semper Fidelis...... Sousa In Memoriam...... Halvorsen/arr. Bourgeois Wind Ensemble Symphony for Band, Symphony No. 6..... Persichetti Scott A. Stewart, conductor Pope High School Wind Ensemble INDIANA Gary Gribble, conductors Indiana University University of Florida December 4, 2010 Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Stephen W. Pratt, conductor David A. Waybright, John M. Watkins, Jr., Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/Paynter Willian H. Petersen, guest conductor and Chip Birkner, conductors Children’s March...... Grainger/Rogers September 28, 2010 February 20, 2010 Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft Memorial Concert for “Apollo Unleashed” from Symphony No. 2... Ticheli Konzertmusik, Op. 41...... Hindemith Richard W. Bowles (1918-2009) Dusk ...... Bryant Director of Bands 1961 – 1974 Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony Symphony On Themes of John Philip Sousa...... Professor of Music 1958 - 1985 Scott A. Stewart, conductor ...... Hearshen David K. Lamb, organ Symphony No. 2 “Epitaphs Unwritten”...... Walczyk Armida Overture...... Haydn/arr. Bowles October 18, 2010 Blue Heights...... Bowles ORGAN BLASTER! Burst of Flame...... Bowles A Touch of Jazz...... Bowles Alleluia, Laudamus Te...... Reed 8 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 Indiana University Kansas State University Transit...... music and video by Michel van der Aa Concert Band Concert Band selections from Katrina Ballads...... Matthew O. Smith, conductor Donald Linn, Conductor ..music by Ted Hearne, video by Bill Morrison Kyle R. Glaser, guest conductor Ryan R. Laney and Lyle Sobba, M is for Man, Music, Mozart...... music by Louis October 12, 2010 graduate conductors Andriessen, film by Peter Greenaway December 1, 2010 Noisy Wheels of Joy...... Whitacre Williams College English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Carnival...... Basler Opus Zero Band and Symphonic Winds A Hymn For the Lost and Living...... Ewazen George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Steven Bodner, director Danza de los Duendes...... Galbraith Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann Saturday, May 8, 2010 Country Gardens...... Grainger “AFTERSHOCKS” Indiana University Cathedrals...... Salfelder music by Williams College faculty, students, and Symphonic Band The Klaxon...... Fillmore alumni Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor Scott A. Jones, guest conductor Kansas State University Opus Zero Band Timothy Noble, vocalist Wind Ensemble Rush ...... Kechley October 12, 2010 Frank Tracz, conductor Aftershock Postcard #1: Soggetto Cavato...... Boyce Donald Linn, guest conductor Street...... Lang “Machine” from Symphony No. 5...... Bolcom Andy Feyes, graduate conductor Aftershock Postcard #2: For David...... Carrizo October...... Whitacre December 1, 2010 Rain Towards Morning...... Simalchik Country Band March...... Ives Aftershock Postcard #3: Brave Art New God...... Old American Songs, Second Set...... Copland Bullets and Bayonets...... Sousa ...... Mazzariello Blue Shades...... Ticheli Three Dances of Enchantment...... Zaninelli Get Up/Get Down...... Greenstein Concerto for Piano and Winds...... Archer Symphonic Winds Indiana University-Purdue University Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Sousa Aftershock Postcard #4: Sky Islands...... Wood Fort Wayne Concerto for Clarinet...... Shaw Three Bands...... Walls Symphonic Wind Ensemble Aftershock Postcard #5: Cor...... Coughlin Chad Nicholson, conductor The University of Kansas BANG!...... Kechley October 8, 2010 Wind Ensemble Paul W. Popiel and Sarah Labovitz, conductors Williams College New Century Dawn...... Gillingham October 6, 2010 Opus Zero Band When Jesus Wept...... Schuman Steven Bodner, director Paris Sketches...... Ellerby Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare...... Strauss March 13, 2010 To Walk With Wings...... Giroux Circean Waters...... Greene CBDNA Eastern Division conference Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite...... King, arr. Bainum Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett West Chester University Radiant Joy...... Bryant “Icons” Indiana University-Purdue University Chorale Prelude on a German Folk Tune...... Barnes Fort Wayne Grainger...... Lincolnshire Posy Get Up/Get Down...... Greenstein Campus Symphonic Band Street...... Lang Chad Nicholson, conductor Rush ...... Kechley October 8, 2010 LOUISIANA De Staat...... Andriessen Southeastern Louisiana University Fanfare for St. Cecilia...... Sparke Wind Symphony Williams College The Spring Sketches...... Yagisawa Glen J. Hemberger, conductor Symphonic Winds and Opus Zero Band Wayfaring Stranger...... Rouse April 28, 2010 Steven Bodner, director The Strategic Air Command...... Williams Matthew Gold, percussion American Overture for Band...... Jenkins February 20, 2010 A Light Unto the Darkness...... Gillingham “Icons” KANSAS Turbo Scramjet...... Pitts Kansas State University Trumpet Concerto in E-flat...... Haydn/Duthoit Cathedrals...... Saldelder Concert Band Candide Suite...... Bernstein/Grundman Lantern Lecture V: Self-portrait with percussion...... Don Linn, conductor Dance Movements...... Sparke ...... Torstensson Paula Crider, guest conductor The Leaves are Falling...... Benson Teresa Purcell, graduate conductor Southeastern Louisiana University De Staat...... Andriessen October 13, 2010 Wind Symphony Glen J. Hemberger, conductor Geschwindmarsch...... Hindemith Tim McAllister, alto saxophone Williams College Military March No. 1...... Beethoven October 14, 2010 Opus Zero Band and Percussion Ensemble Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Steven Bodner and Matthew Gold, directors Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen March from “Symphonic Metamorphosis”...... January 9, 2010 Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn...... Dello Joio ...... Hindemith/Wilson Who’s Who in Navy Blue...... Sousa O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds *“Preposition Trilogy”...... van der Aa Concerto for Alto Saxophone...... Creston Before Kansas State University Postcard...... Ticheli Between Wind Ensemble Children’s March...... Grainger/Rogers Attach Frank Tracz, conductor Suite from “The Firebird”...... Stravinsky/Patterson Paula Crider, guest conductor Williams College October 13, 2010 Opus Zero Band and Symphonic Winds MASSACHUSETTS Steven Bodner, director United Artists...... Fuchs Williams College December 4, 2009 Icarus...... Danielpour Opus Zero Band Tall Gallery, Massachusetts Museum of Symphonic Dances from West Side Story..Bernstein Steven Bodner, director Contemporary Art Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick October 1, 2010 “Passages” Club B-10, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art Opus Zero Band “Cycles” Ecstatic Moment #1...... Bryant Passeggiata in tram in America e ritorno Andriessen 9 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 Ecstatic Moment #2...... Bryant Rolling Thunder...... Fillmore The University of Nebraska at Omaha “The Perilous Shore” from Gnarly Buttons...Adams Symphonic Wind Ensemble Ecstatic Moment #3...... Bryant The University of Nebraska at Omaha James R. Saker, conductor How to Pray...... Lang, arr. Bodner University Concert Band Sara Schuhardt, flute Attach...... van der Aa Courtney K. Snyder, conductor December 11, 2009 Symphonic Winds “PREVAILING WINDS IX” The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson Heatherwood Portrait...... Barnes Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Tribute...... Cross Corrida...... Wickman Sun Dance...... Ticheli Concerto...... Gordeli Williams College Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Opus Zero Band and Symphonic Winds The University of Nebraska at Omaha Steven Bodner, director Symphonic Wind Ensemble The University of Nebraska at Omaha May 9. 2009 James R. Saker, conductor Concert Band “Yo Shakespeare” Courtney K. Snyder, associate conductor Courtney K. Snyder, conductor Bruce Bender, graduate student conductor “Elegy” from Concerto for Band...... Foss Omawale Akintunde, guest conductor Praises...... McBeth Wedding Dances...... Hagen Rusty Banks, guest composer Yorkshire Ballad...... Barnes Fratres (for 8 cellos)...... Pärt Michael Daugherty, guest composer Festa!...... Del Borgo Le bal de Beatrice d’Este...... Hahn Sunday, March 28, 2010 Ukrainian Bell Carol...... Traditional/arr. Saucedo Heart’s Place...... Riskind “EARTH, WIND, AND WATER!” Yo Shakespeare...... Gordon The University of Nebraska at Omaha Fratres (for wind octet and percussion)...... Pärt Cloud Splitter Fanfare...... Stamp Symphonic Wind Ensemble when I lived in permanence...... Simalchik Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams James R. Saker, conductor For precious friends hid in death’s dateless night...... *Cahaba...... Banks Courtney K. Snyder, associate conductor ...... Mailman Sea Portrait...... LaGassey Bruce Bender, graduate student onductor Mother Earth...... Maslanka October 25, 2009 Williams College Niagara Falls...... Daugherty “AMERICAN LEGENDS AND LANDMARKS” Opus Zero Band and Symphonic Winds Steven Bodner, director The University of Nebraska at Omaha Overture to “Candide”...... Bernstein Tom Bergeron, trumpet Symphonic Wind Ensemble Sunrise at Angels’ Gate...... Sparke February 21, 2009 James R. Saker, conductor Children’s March...... Grainger “Sounds of Sight” Courtney K. Snyder, associate conductor Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonny Doon...... Grainger Bruce Bender, graduate student conductor Satiric Dances...... Dello Joio Opus Zero Band Janis Purins, University of Latvia, Octandre...... Varese guest conductor “Borinage” from Van Gogh...... Gordon Melissa Berke, soprano NEW YORK as others see us...... MacMillan Covenant Presbyterian Church Hand Bell Choir, Houghton College Hague—Part I from Van Gogh...... Gordon guest artists Symphonic Winds Symphonic Winds February 25, 2010 Brian Casey, conductor Upon Awakening...... Wadley “No Shadows/No Shadows” October 11, 2010 “St. Remy” from Van Gogh...... Gordon Bandances Les Couleurs Fauves...... Husa March from Symphonic Metamorphoses...... Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Williams College ...... Hindemith/trans. Wilson Dance Rhythms...... Riegger Opus Zero Band and Symphonic Winds Libiesu Dziesmas...... arr.Tumsevica Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Steven Bodner, director Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Bandancing...... Stamp November 15, 2008 No Shadow of Turning...... Gillingham Harmonie en Bois Woodwind Quintet “Sounds of Place” Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson Eight Russian Folk Dances...... Lyadov Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/Paynter “The Stars Come Out” from Stargazing...... Erb The University of Nebraska at Omaha Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta”...... Williams “Before I enter” from Shelter...... Lang University Concert Band Block #1 from Three City Blocks...... Harbison Courtney K. Snyder, conductor Houghton College Fog Tropes...... Marshall Janis Purins, University of Latvia, Symphonic Winds and Philharmonia My Hands are a City...... Newman guest conductor Brian Casey, conductor Landscaping for Privacy...... Beglarian Joseph Gervase, guest conductor Hammersmith...... Holst Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Jennifer Curinga, mezzo-soprano The Farthest Place...... Adams Amazing Grace...... Himes Cory Renbarger, baritone La Ville d’en-Haut...... Messiaen Livonijas Pils Dejas...... Butans Rachel Smith, flute “I want to live” from Shelter...... Lang November 12, 2010 “Soledades” from El Dorado...... Adams The University of Nebraska at Omaha EraMeisters Symphonic Wind Ensemble James R. Saker, conductor Harmonie en Bois Woodwind Quintet NEBRASKA Larry Blocher, Troy State University, Pastoral, Op. 21...... Persichetti The University of Nebraska at Omaha guest conductor Chamber Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Emily Threinen, Shenandoah Conservatory of Notturno, Op. 24...... Mendelssohn James R. Saker, conductor Music, guest conductor Philharmonia Courtney K. Snyder, associate conductor Melissa Berke, soprano Mon Coeur s’Ouvre à ta Voix from Samson et Bruce Bender, graduate student conductor January 30, 2010 Dalila...... Saint-Saëns Timothy Vallier, guest composer “BOCH Festival” (Band, Orchestra, and Chorus Allegro con Fermezza from Concerto for Flute...... Sunday, April 25, 2010 at the Holland Honors Festival ...... Khachaturian “THE WINDS OF SPRING” Symphonic Winds A Festival Prelude...... Reed Tunbridge Fair...... Piston Dance of the Jesters...... Tchaikovsky Folk Dances...... Shostakovich Vesuvius...... Ticheli The Hounds of Spring...... Reed Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson Canterbury Chorale...... Van der Roost *Light Density...... Vallier Eternal Father, Strong To Save...... Smith Lagan Love...... Zanenilli Tam O’Shanter...... Arnold 10 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 Dance of the Bohemians, from Three Dances from Wind Ensemble NORTH CAROLINA Popcopy...... McAllister University of North Carolina at Charlotte the Maid of Orleans...... Tschaikovsky/Bourgeois Horkstow Grange from Lincolnshire Posy.. Grainger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concerto for Trumpet in E-flat...... Haydn Toccata and Fugue in D Minor...... Bach/Hunsberger Laurence L. Marks, conductor Andante and Tranquillo from Symphony No. 1. Aurora Awakes...... John Mackey Jennifer Dior, piccolo op. 9...... Barber Rick Dior, drum set/marimba To Walk With Wings...... Giroux University of North Carolina at Greensboro February 22, 2010 Finale, “Inspiration Point” from Fourth Symphony...... Barnes University Band Andrea E. Brown, conductor Overture fur Harmoniemusik, op. 24.... Mendelssohn February 25, 2010 O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen University of North Carolina at Greensboro Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Sousa Wind Ensemble The Padstow Lifeboat...... Arnold/Woodfield Dance of The Southern Lights...... Richards John R. Locke, conductor Art in the Park...... Sheldon Resplendent Glory...... Galante Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Andrea E. Brown and Kiyoshi Carter, Bloom...... Bryant First Suite in E-flat...... Holst University of North Carolina at Charlotte guest conductors Epinicion...... Paulson Symphonic Wind Ensemble Steven Bryant, visiting composer Puszta...... van der Roost Laurence L. Marks, conductor December 1, 2009 Wu Technosophia: Dance of the Wu Li Master...... Mira Frisch, cello ...... Melillo May 3, 2010 Fugue a la Gigue...... Bach Finish Line...... McTee University of North Carolina at Greensboro Vanity Fair...... Fletcher Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Symphonic Band Fascinating Ribbons...... Tower Radiant Joy...... Bryant Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor as the scent of spring rain...... Newman Chester...... Schuman April 22, 2010 Casanova...... de Meij Chester Leaps In...... Bryant The Sinfonians...... Williams Zion ...... Welcher Postcard...... Ticheli Divertimento...... Persichetti University of North Carolina at Charlotte University of North Carolina at Greensboro Clocking...... Mackey Concert Band Symphonic Band The Alcotts...... Ives Jennifer Whitaker, conductor Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett May 4, 2010 Kiyoshi Carter, guest conductor Amanda Heim, Nicole Strum, and Emperata Overture...... Smith Mark Langford, saxophones University of North Carolina at Greensboro A Moorside Suite...... Holst/Wright December 3, 2009 University Band Kaddish...... McBeth Andrea E. Brown, conductor Il Bersagliere...... Boccalari Divertimento for Ten Winds...... Nagel Kristen Wright, guest conductor Mambo Furioso...... Karrick Dancing at Stonehenge...... Suter April 25, 2010 Esprit de Corps...... Jager English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone Hell’s Gate...... Maslanka Pronto...... Pitts University of North Carolina at Charlotte Three Grainger Wildflowers...... Grainger Moon By Night...... Newman Symphonic Wind Ensemble Country Gardens Band Land...... Bourgeois Laurence L. Marks, conductor Early One Morning (arr. Kreines) An American Tapestry...... Kallman Michael Harvey, student conductor Molly on the Shore To Dream in Brushstrokes...... Oare October 3, 2010 University of North Carolina at Greensboro Undertow...... Mackey Khan ...... Giroux Festive Overture...... Shostakovich University Band Danzon No. 2...... Marquez/Nickel Andrea E. Brown, conductor University of North Carolina at Greensboro October...... Whitacre Abigail Pack, horn Wind Ensemble Sinfonia Caroliniana...... Hartley December 6, 2009 John R. Locke, conductor Rolling Thunder...... Fillmore Flourish for Glorious John...... Vaughn Williams Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Andrea E. Brown and Kiyoshi Carter, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Jazz Suite No. 2...... Shostakovich/de Meij guest conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble Lyric Waltz April 27, 2010 Laurence L. Marks, conductor Dance II Royce E. Lumpkin, guest conductor Waltz II Occident et Orient...... Saint-Saens North Carolina Music Educators Association Nocturno...... Strauss Adagio para Orquesta de Instrumentos de Viento..... In Service Conference Alligator Alley...... Daugherty ...... Rodrigo Lifetime Achievement Award - University Band Percussion Ensemble The Wrangler...... Pann Dr. Walter S. Hartley Connected Forces...... Glassock Tiktaalik...... Etezady November 7, 2010 University Band Dawning of a Soul...... Mitchell Starry Crown...... Grantham Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare...... Strauss Russian Christmas Music...... Reed University of North Carolina at Greensboro Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Symphonic Band Danzon No. 2...... Marquez/Nickel University of North Carolina at Greensboro Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Sinfonia Caroliniana...... Hartley Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band October 5, 2010 Finale, “Inspiration Point” from Fourth Symphony.. John R. Locke and Kevin M. Geraldi, ...... Barnes conductors Rodney Dorsey, Gary Green, and Festivo...... Gregson The Marbled Midnight Mile...... Bryant University of North Carolina at Charlotte Donald Hunsberger, guest conductors Five Miniatures...... Turina Symphonic Wind Ensemble Kristopher Keeton, percussion Divertimento...... Feld Laurence L. Marks, conductor February 19, 2010 Minstrels of the Kells...... Welcher Eric Hammer and Royce Lumpkin, guest conductors Symphonic Band University of North Carolina at Greensboro Alex Fisher, trumpet Milestone...... Etezady University Band December 8, 2010 Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2...... Scriabin Percussion Concerto, mvt. 3...... Schwantner/Boysen Justin C. Davis, conductor October 6, 2010 Weiner Philharmoniker Fanfare...... Strauss Avenue X...... Newman 11 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams North Dakota State University Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Down A Country Lane...... Copland Wind Symphony Pageant...... Persichetti Warren Olfert, conductor University of North Dakota Simple Gifts: Four Shaker Songs...... Ticheli Duane Bierman, graduate assistant conductor Wind Ensemble The Vanished Army...... Alford Martin Olsen, graduate assistant conductor James Popejoy, conductor American Riversongs...... LaPlante Daniel Hinman, trombone October 7, 2010 Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance December 8, 2009 Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite...... King Glory of the Yankee Navy...... Sousa English Dances, Set I...... Arnold/arr. Johnstone Chester...... Schuman Divertimento for Band...... Persichetti Children’s March: Over the hills and far away...... University of North Carolina at Greensboro The Immovable Do...... Grainger ...... Grainger John R. Locke, conductor Colloquy for Solo Trombone and Symphonic Band.. Symphonic Suite...... Williams Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor ...... Goldstein Metroplex: Three Postcards from Manhattan...... October 14, 2010 After a Gentle Rain...... Iannaccone ...... Sheldon Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Aubrey Fanfare...... Stamp University of North Dakota Cathedrals...... Salfelder North Dakota State University University Band First Symphony...... Bolcom Wind Symphony James Popejoy, conductor The Lads of Wamphray...... Grainger Warren Olfert, conductor October 7, 2010 Hammersmith...... Holst Sigurd Johnson, associate conductor Sea Songs...... Knox Matthew Patnode, saxophone Miniature Overture...... Stamp CBDNA North Central Division Conference Earthdance...... Sweeney University of North Carolina at Greensboro Illinois State University The University of North Dakota March...... King Casella Sinfonietta Normal, Illinois Themes from “An Original Suite”...... Jacob/Curnow Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor February 26, 2010 Confluence...... Saucedo Andrea E. Brown and Kiyoshi D. Carter, Festival Concert Hall guest conductors North Dakota State University November 12, 2009 March 1, 2010 OREGON Oregon State University Rondino, Op. Post., WoO 25...... Beethoven Circuits...... McTee Wind Ensemble Petite Symphonie...... Gounod Laboring Songs...... Welcher Christopher C. Chapman, conductor Dance Mix...... Smith Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra.... James Douglass, Director of Bands emeritus, Concerto in E-flat for Chamber Orchestra, ...... Dahl guest conductor “Dumbarton Oaks,”...... Stravinsky O Mensch Bewein, Dein Sünde Gross...... Olin Hannum, Megan Hansen, and ...... Bach/arr. Grainger Brad Townsend, guest conductors University of North Carolina at Greensboro Danish Folk Song Suite...... Grainger/arr. Kreines October 21, 2010 Casella Sinfonietta “Sousa” Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor North Dakota State University Kiyoshi D. Carter, guest conductor University Band Star Spangled Banner...... Sousa February 9, 2010 Sigurd Johnson, conductor William Tell Overture...... Rossini Duane Bierman and Martin Olsen, People Who Live in Glass Houses...... Sousa Six Sonatas...... C.P.E. Bach graduate assistant conductors Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa, Acrylic Waves...... Engebretson March 2, 2010 Mvt. II...... Hearshen Serenade in D Minor, Op. 44...... Dvořák The Thunderer...... Sousa American Riversongs...... LaPlante The Last Days of Pompeii...... Sousa University of North Carolina at Greensboro Three London Miniatures...... Camphouse La Reine de la Mer Valses...... Sousa Casella Sinfonietta Windsong...... Zdechlik The Stars and Stripes, Forever!...... Sousa Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Puszta...... van der Roost Andrea Brown and Eduardo Vargas, Alligator Alley...... Daugherty Concert Bands guest conductors Just a Closer Walk With Thee...... arr. Gillis/Custer Oregon State University Steve Stusek, saxophone Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony April 15, 2010 North Dakota State University Olin Hannum and Takayoshi “Tad” Suzuki, University Band guest conductors Fratres...... Pärt Sigurd Johnson, conductor November 30, 2010 Concerto for Alto Saxophone...... Young Duane Bierman and Martin Olsen, “Landscapes” Prelude to the Afternoon of a F Faun...... graduate assistant conductors ...... Debussy, arr. Schoenberg April 27, 2010 Wind Ensemble Appalachian Spring...... Copland Symphonic Dances from West Side Story..Bernstein Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Prayer for Asia...... LaBounty Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Weekend in New York...... Sparke Second Suite In F...... Holst . . . as an Autumn Mosaic...... Chapman NORTH DAKOTA Night Dances...... Yurko Wind Symphony North Dakota State University Cloudburst...... Whitacre The Redwoods...... Galante Wind Symphony Americans We...... Fillmore Chester...... Schuman Warren Olfert, conductor O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen Duane Bierman, graduate assistant conductor North Dakota State University Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli October 4, 2009 Wind Symphony Warren Olfert, conductor University of Portland Fanfare of Greens and Yellows...... Clausen Frank Battisti, guest conductor Wind Symphony George Washington Bridge...... Schuman May 1, 2010 Patrick Murphy, conductor Dusk ...... Bryant Alex Fiori and Isaac Rains, conducting associates Entry March of the Boyars...... Halvorsen Radetzky March...... J. Strauss/arr. Takahashi April 21, 2010 Baron Cimitière’s Mambo...... Grantham Day Dreams...... Wilson The Yellow and the Green...... Putnam Chorale Prelude: Turn Not Thy Face...... Persichetti Los Valientes...... Nestico Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed Postlude in F...... Ives/arr. Singleton “Jupiter” from The Planets...... Holst/Curnow Variations on America...... Loch Ness...... de Meij ...... Ives/arr. Schuman and Rhoads “Gandalf” from Symphony #1...... de Meij 12 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 University of Portland University of South Carolina Stephen F. Austin State University Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble The Wind Ensemble Patrick Murphy, conductor Scott Weiss, Conductor Fred J. Allen, conductor Alex Fiori and Louis Piano, October 4, 2010 John L. Whitwell, guest conductor conducting associates “International Vistas” Christopher Ayer, clarinet October 10, 2010 Michael Daugherty, composer-in-residence *Snake Alley...... Dzubay October 19, 2010 Burst O’Loughlin Adagio para orquesta de instrumentos de viento...... “The Music of Michael Daugherty” Clouds in Collage...... Kushida ...... Rodrigo Scenes from “The Louvre”...... Dello Joio Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Asclepius...... Daugherty Yosemite Autumn...... Camphouse Music for Prague 1968...... Husa Overture...... Mehul The Bells of Sagrada Familia...... Yagisawa Desi ...... Daugherty University of South Carolina Children’s March: Over the Hills and Far Away...... Symphonic Winds ...... Grainger SOUTH CAROLINA Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Brooklyn Bridge...... Daugherty Furman University Nicole Gross, graduate conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Rebecca Nagel, oboe Stephen F. Austin State University Leslie W. Hicken, conductor October 12, 2010 Wind Ensemble Myrella Samuels, student conductor “Autumn Dances” Fred J. Allen, conductor McAlister Auditorium Brett A. Richardson, guest conductor February 26, 2010 Selections from The Danserye..Susato/arr. Dunnigan Michelle King, graduate assistant conductor Autumn Soliloquy...... Barnes November 21, 2010 Symphonic Band Echoes of Rascia...... Macura The Army of the Nile...... Alford Armenian Dances...... Khachaturian/ed. Satz Jazzalogue No. 1...... Turrin Argentum...... Mahr Psalm for Band...... Persichetti Petite Symphonie...... Gounod/Fennell Solas Ane...... Hazo October...... Whitacre Aria Della Battaglia...... A. Gabrieli/Scatterday Satiric Dances...... Dello Joio Esprit de Corps...... Jager Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Wind Ensemble The Padstow Lifeboat...... Vaughan Williams Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Crossing Parallels...... Salfelder TENNESSEE Variations of Aegina and Bacchanalia...... Stephen F. Austin State University ...... Khachaturian/Hicken East Tennessee State University Concert Band Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band David W. Campo, conductor Furman University Christian Zembower, conductor October 7, 2010 Brett A. Richardson, conductor Wind Ensemble Corey D. Daniel, graduate conductor Leslie W. Hicken, conductor Olympiada...... Hazo November 30, 2010 American Bandmasters Association Convention “Travelogues” Charlotte, SC Balladair...... Erickson March 4, 2010 Latin Folk Song Trilogy...... Himes Ere the World Began to Be...... Stamp Symphonic Band Chorale and Shaker Dance II...... Zdechlik Scenes from the Louvre...... Dello Joio Blue Lake Overture...... Chance Alligator Alley...... Daugherty John Locke, guest conductor Metroplex: Three Postcards from Manhattan...... Shark Cage Fugue from “Jaws”..... Williams/Bocook East Tennessee State University 100th Anniversary Centennial Celebration ...... Sheldon Jay Bocook, guest conductor Wind Symphony Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Opening Musical Gala Concert Wind Ensemble, University Chorale, Bluegrass Dances at Stonehenge...... Suter John Lynch, guest conductor Paris Sketches...... Ellerby Bob Jorgensen, guest conductor Band, Narrator Christian Zembower, conductor Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Nelson Spoon River...... Grainger Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Jay Gephart, guest conductor Frank J. Grzych, guest conductor Debbie Gouge, mezzo-soprano The Melody Shop...... King Tarleton State University John Carmichael, guest conductor Mark Davis, baritone October 10, 2010 Wind Ensemble *Crossing Parallels...... Salfelder Anthony Pursell, conductor Ray E. Cramer, guest conductor Fanfare for a Celebration...... Nelson Jordan Grelle, student conductor Variations of Aegina and Bacchanalia...... F. Dominic Dottavio, university president and ...... Khachaturian/Hicken Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre *Five Songs from the Hills...... Stamp guest conductor October 5, 2010 Furman University *Mountain Memories (a musical history of ETSU)...... arr. Davis Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Machu Picchu...... Yagisawa Leslie W. Hicken, conductor Abracadabra...... Ticheli Steve Peterson, guest conductor TEXAS The Thunderer...... Sousa Myrella Samuels, student conductor Stephen F. Austin State University Sasparilla...... Mackey Mark Britt, trombone Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik April 15, 2010 David W. Campo, conductor Brett A. Richardson, conductor Texas Christian University Symphonic Band “The Legacy of Howard Hanson” Wind Symphony CityScape...... Boerma October 12, 2010 Bobby R. Francis, conductor Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo...... Jeremy Strickland and Mike Davis, ...... Arnold Symphonic Band guest conductors Amazing Grace...... Ticheli Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson February 22, 2010 Ascension...... Bocook The Marbled Midnight Mile...... Bryant Wind Ensemble Chant and Jubilo...... McBeth Canzon Primi Toni à 8...... Gabrieli/Davis Ballad for Band...... Gould Dress Parade...... Harlowe/Bullock Cathedrals...... Salfelder Sonata for Trombone...... Monaco Wind Symphony The Wind and the Lion...... Goldsmith/Davis Moving Parts...... Sampson The Ramparts...... Williams Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson October...... Whitacre Elegy...... Chance Chester...... Schuman Of Sailors and Whales...... McBeth Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson 13 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 Texas Christian University Overture to Candidie...... Bernstein/arr. Beeler Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo for Symphonic Band.. Wind Symphony Give Us This Day: Short Symphony for ...... Arnold/arr. Paynter Bobby R. Francis, conductor Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka If Thou Be Near...... Bach/trans. Moehlmann Mike Davis, guest conductor Enigma Variations, op. 36...... Elgar/trans. Patterson Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Michael Dooley, marimba Elegy...... Cross April 12, 2010 The University of Texas Variations on a Korean Folksong...... Chance Symphony Band The Gallant Seventh...... Sousa/ed. Fennell Prelude, Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovitch/Reynolds Damon S. Talley, conductor Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger/Fennell October 13, 2010 Shenandoah Conservatory The Leaves Are Falling...... Benson Symphonic Wind Ensemble Prism Rhapsody...... Abe The Courtly Dances from Gloriana, Act II, op. 53.... Emily Threinen, conductor Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant ...... Britten/arr. Bach November 13, 2010 March, Op. 99...... Prokofiev/Yoder Lux Arumque...... Whitacre “Progressive Classical Elements” Psalm for Band...... Persichetti Texas Christian University Clocking...... Mackey Overture...... Björk Concert Band “Polka and Fugue” from Schwanda the Bagpiper..... Kingfishers Catch Fire, mvt. II...... Mackey Jeremy Strickland, conductor ...... Weinberger/trans. Bainum Serenade for Winds...... Pann April 13, 2010 Mother Earth Fanfare...... Maslanka University of Texas Arlington Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Prestissimo (Galop)...... King Wind Symphony Prelude and Fugue in B-flat...... Bach/Moehlmann Douglas Stotter, conductor Shenandoah Conservatory Heartbeat Five...... Gilroy September 23, 2010 Concert Band Ave Maria...... Biebl/Cameron Emily Threinen, conductor Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Star Spangled Banner...... Key/arr. Sousa November 16, 2010 La Belle Helene...... Offenbach “American Inspirations” Texas Christian University Washington Post March...... Sousa Symphonic Band Bride of the Waves...... Clarke/Stotter A Copland Tribute...... Grundman Brian Youngblood, conductor US Field Artillery March...... Sousa Elegy for a Young American...... LoPresti Heath Baker and Mike Davis, guest conductors Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Divertimento for Winds and Percussion...... Cichy April 13, 2010 Country Gardens...... Grainger Amazing Grace for Concert Band...... Ticheli Old Man River from Show Boat...... Kern/Stotter His Honor March...... Fillmore/ed. Fennell TCU March...... Sammis/Guenther King Cotton...... Sousa Variations on “America”...... Ives/Schuman/Rhoads Light Cavalry...... von Suppe/Filmore Virginia Tech October...... Whitacre The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Symphonic Wind Ensemble Pegasus Fanfare...... Gibson Travis J. Cross, conductor Resting in the Peace of His Hands...... Gibson University of Texas Arlington February 14, 2010 El Camino Real...... Reed Wind Symphony Douglas Stotter, conductor Overture to Candide...... Bernstein, trans. Grundman Texas Christian University October 28, 2010 A Hymn for the Lost and the Living...... Ewazen Symphonic Band George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Brian Youngblood, conductor Feierlicher Einzug...... Strauss/ed. Stotter Alyson M. Holley and Felix Torres, Allegro from Symphony No. 3...... Kozhevnikov Virginia Tech guest conductors Concerto for Trombone...... Maslanka Symphony Band October 10, 2010 Popcopy...... McAllister David McKee, conductor Nathan Denny, guest conductor Lollapalooza...... Adams/Spinazzola University of Texas Arlington February 14, 2010 Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Wind Symphony English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Douglas Stotter, conductor Entr’acte for Band...... Sochinski Celtic Hymns and Dances...... Ewazen December 2, 2010 Satiric Dances...... Dello Joio Monterosi...... De Haan Texas Christian University Sept danses...... Françaix Fandango...... Perkins Wind Symphony Armenian Dances...... Reed Bobby R. Francis, conductor Yiddish Dances...... Gorb Virginia Tech October 10, 2010 Dance Movements...... Sparke Symphonic Wind Ensemble Travis J. Cross, conductor *Phoenix...... Meyn April 24, 2010 Trauermusik, WWV 73...... Wagner/Votta/Boyd VIRGINIA Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Shenandoah Conservatory Mother Earth...... Maslanka Symphonic Wind Ensemble Dusk ...... Bryant The University of Texas Emily Threinen, conductor Poem...... Griffes Wind Ensemble Matthew Niess and Wayne Wells, trombone Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Jerry F. Junkin, conductor September 24, 2010 Smetana Fanfare...... Husa Joseph Alessi, trombone “Timeless Traditions” Pacem...... Spittal Jim Cullum Jazz Band Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger September 26, 2010 Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/H.R.Reynolds Virginia Tech Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey Children’s March “Over the Hills and Far Away”..... Campus Band Harvet: Concerto for Trombone...... Mackey ...... Grainger Anthony C. Marinello, III, conductor Postcard...... Ticheli Bones of Contention...... Pilafian Symphony Band Playing With Fire...... Ticheli March from Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes David McKee, conductor by Carl Maria von Weber...... Hindemith April 25, 2010 The University of Texas Hunter Kopczynski, guest conductor Wind Symphony Shenandoah Conservatory Gene Welch, guest conductor Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Concert Band Scott S. Hanna, guest conductor Emily Threinen, conductor American Riversongs...... LaPlanta October 10, 2010 October 15, 2010 Third Suite...... Jager “Themes and Variations” In Memoriam: Kristina...... Yurko 14 - PROGRAMS FALL 2010 Undertow...... Mackey Danza No. 2...... Yurko Overture to The Marriage of Figaro...... Mozart, arr. Slocum Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Coat of Arms...... Kenny Polka and Fugue from Schwanda the Bagpiper...... Weinberger, arr. Bainum

Virginia Tech Symphonic Wind Ensemble Travis J. Cross, conductor October 1, 2010

The Legend of Alcobaça...... Sochinski La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed

Virginia Tech Symphony Band David McKee and Anthony C. Marinello, III, conductors William T. Satterwhite, Jr., guest conductor October 1, 2010

Firework...... Van der Roost Overture in B-flat...... Giovannini Three London Miniatures...... Camphouse Inglesina...... Delle Cese