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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

Friends, Colleagues, and Students, Welcome to the 82nd Annual Mississippi Bandmasters Association State Band Clinic in Natchez. The other members of the MBA Executive Board and I hope that you will experience growth, new perspectives, and renewed aspirations for teaching and learning music in your community during this year’s clinic. I would like to wish all of the students in attendance a heartfelt congratulations on participating in this esteemed event. You represent the very best of the students from your band programs – I encourage you to take that sentiment to heart. Thousands of students have shared in this honor for the last 82 years. Many of you will meet friends this weekend that you will have throughout your life. Lastly, I encourage you to take this opportunity to enjoy making music with others and learning from some of the most outstanding teachers in our country. For members of our association, take the time to visit with the exhibitors and clinicians throughout the weekend. Take advantage of the clinics and presentations that are offered so that you may leave Natchez with new insights and perspectives that you can use with your students at home. Clinic is also a time to renew old friendships and foster new ones. I hope that veteran teachers will take the time to get to know those that are new to our profession and new teachers will seek out the guidance of those with more experience. To our guest clinicians, exhibitors, featured ensembles, and conductors we welcome you and hope that you will enjoy your time with us. We are grateful for your support to our state and our students through your teaching and encouragement. Thank you to the staff of the Natchez Convention Center, the Natchez Grand Hotel, the Natchez Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Natchez for hosting our clinic each year. Willie and Joyce Rigdon have served our association for thirty five years. During this time they have ensured that all of our students have had a place to stay, the clinicians and Executive Board were taken care of, and all of the logistical details for clinic each year were handled. This year Mr. and Mrs. Rigdon will be retiring and we want to offer our sincerest gratitude for their many years of service to the Executive Board and our association. I want to thank all of the members of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association and the Executive Board for the opportunity to serve the association. I am most grateful for the opportunity to have become friends with so many people throughout the state through the circumstance of serving on the board. Lastly, I would like to thank my friends and colleagues at Oak Grove and Northwest Rankin who supported me throughout my time on the board. It is truly an honor to have been able to serve the Mississippi Bandmasters Association. I hope that you all have an outstanding experience here in Natchez and that you have a safe and happy holiday season!

Sincerely,

Jerry Pickering President, Mississippi Bandmasters Association Director of Bands, Oak Grove High School

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 1 OFFICERS

Shawn Sullivan Jamie Young Starkville High School Lake Cormorant 1st Vice President High School 3rd Vice President

Johnathan Benson South Jones High School Member at Large

Nicole Allen Len Killough Pearl High School Hernando High School 2nd Vice President Past President

2 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 3 GREETINGS FROM THE MHSAA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Bandmasters:

Welcome to the 82nd annual Mississippi Bandmasters Association Convention and Clinic at the Natchez Convention Center.

This event brings together outstanding band directors and band students from around the state.

The Mississippi High School Activities Association is one of approximately 20 state high school associations that also sponsors extracurricular activities like band, choral music, cheer, dance and speech and debate.

It is proven that extracurricular activities are key components in a well-rounded developmental education for students. The MHSAA fully supports the efforts and dedication of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association to make events like these happen.

With warmest regards,

Don Hinton Executive Director Mississippi High School Activities Association

4 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION PAST PRESIDENTS MMEA BAND DIVISION 1932...... Simon Kooyman 1958...... Stanley C. Beers 1933...... Howard C. Lane 1959...... Thomas Wasson 1934...... Louis Pullo 1960...... Robert Moore 1935...... Simon Kooyman 1961...... Kelly Love 1937...... E.A. Cornelius 1962...... Dick Prenshaw 1937...... Roger Dollarhide 1963...... Bob Cochran 1938...... Roger Dollarhide 1964...... Jim Scott 1940...... Malcolm Flowers 1965...... Ronnie Herrington 1941...... Malcolm Flowers 1966...... Hal Polk 1943...... E.A. Cornelius 1967...... Ferrell Lunceford 1944...... Roy Martin 1968...... Ernest Cadden 1945...... Josef Oszuscik 1969...... James Hallberg 1946...... J. Stanley Arnold 1970...... John T. McArthur 1947...... E.F. “Pat” Rooney 1971...... Sidney McKay 1948...... Henry Schultz 1972...... John Pearson 1949...... D.W. Barton 1973...... Ernest Cadden 1950...... Perry Dennis 1974...... Larry Howell 1951...... Milton Barbee 1975...... Leroy Smith 1952...... Eddie J. Melton 1976...... Porter Burke 1953...... Malcolm Carter 1977...... Charles Ellington 1954...... Ollie Williams 1978...... L.P. Bassett, Jr. 1955...... Victor Zajec 1979...... Badrae Hannah 1956...... Houston C. Jenks 1980...... Carl D. Hagan 1957...... Robert W. Work 1981...... John Weems

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Mrs. Clarence Erb W.H. Scott J.H. Rennick Frank Heard Brother Romuald Elden Voorhies Tacitus Bucci Gilbert Sactre Reed Carter Joe Barry Mullins Byers Killian Ernest Boling Mrs. W.W. Whitten J.S. Hanry

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 5 PAST PRESIDENTS MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 1982...... Floyd Stevens 2001...... Terry Ingram 1983...... David Sandidge 2002...... Brian Gillentine 1984...... David Willson 2003...... William J. Cannon 1985...... Willard Taylor 2004...... James Bailey 1986...... Tom Pearson 2005...... Michael Smith 1987...... Gary Cook 2006...... John Emerson 1988...... Johnny McGlown 2007...... Vance Wigginton 1989...... Vic Flowers 2008...... Linda Davis 1990...... Ken Lewis 2009...... Mark Bryant 1991...... Ted Burns 2010...... Andy Sanders 1992...... Webster Rowan 2011...... John E. McArthur 1993...... Glen Buckalew 2012...... Clay Fuller 1994...... Ernie Reece 2013...... Reuben McDowell 1995...... Zachary Harris 2014...... Sid McNeil 1996...... Thad Mullins 2015...... Matt Rowan 1997...... Ben Burnett 2016...... Lane Thompson 1998...... Dr. David Daigneault 2017...... Sharon Laird 1999...... John E. McArthur 2018...... Len Killough 2000...... Dr. Denise Rowan All past Presidents are Honorary Life Members

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6 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 7 2018 PHI BETA MU MISSISSIPPI BAND DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR

DENNIS COX DENNIS COX, Director of Bands at DeSoto Central High School, was raised in Columbus, MS. He is the son of Chester Cox, a long time band director in the state of Mississippi. At an early age, he followed his father around at band rehearsals and performances and found a love for band that would carry him into a teaching career. He graduated from S.D. Lee High School in Columbus and attended both Itawamba Community College and Mississippi State University. He also was a member of the Memphis Blues Drum and Bugle Corps.

Before starting the band program at DeSoto Central, he taught at Oak Hill Academy and South Panola High School for a combined total of thirteen years. He is currently in year twenty-one at DeSoto Central. His bands at DeSoto Central have represented the state of Mississippi in the Hollywood Christmas Parade in Hollywood, CA, the Preakness Parade in Baltimore, MD, the Chicago Memorial Day Parade in Chicago, IL, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City, NY, and the Indy 500 Parade and Opening Ceremonies in Indianapolis, IN. The DeSoto Central Band has also been a four time State of Mississippi State Marching Band Champion, a BOA Regional Finalist eleven times, a BOA Regional Class Champion, and a BOA Grand Nationals Semi-Finalist. They have consistently received Superior Ratings and have been a Mississippi Sweepstakes Winner for the past nine years.

Mr. Cox has served on the I-55 Band Association Executive Board, been a clinician at the University of Memphis Honor Band, was a consultant and drill writer for several bands in the Mid-South, was the 2018 recipient of the Phi Beta Mu Band Director of the Year Award, and was also selected as the Star Teacher at DeSoto Central High School. Mr. Cox is the proud parent of two children, Molly Pratt and Gowen Cox. He lives in Southaven with his Boston Terrier, Otis. .

8 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION Email: [email protected]

We want to thank all of our Mississippi Band friends that have partnered with us over the past 35 years. We sincerely appreciate your business.

Craig & Linda Burnham

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 9 2018 PHI BETA MU MISSISSIPPI BAND DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR

IDA MITCHELL

IDA MITCHELL is a 30 year plus veteran music educator. She currently serves as the Director of Bands for Stone County Schools. Before moving to Stone County Ms. Mitchell served 23 years in the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools. During her tenure at MAIS, Ms. Mitchell was an active member of the MAIS Band Director’s Association where she twice served as president.

Bands under Ms. Mitchell’s leadership have consistently received superior ratings in Concert, Sight Reading and Marching. Marching Bands under her leadership have received numerous Best In Class and Best In Show awards at both the state and regional level. Ms. Mitchell was the 2018 recipient of the University of Southern Mississippi’s Art Institute of Mississippi AIM award.

Ms. Mitchell’s professional affiliations include the Mississippi Bandmasters Association, Phi Beta Mu International Bandmaster’s Fraternity, the National Band Association, and the National Association for Music Education.

10 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 2018 PHI BETA MU OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR

KEITH SANDERS

KEITH SANDERS began his band career as a student in the Carthage, MS Band under the direction of David Nicholson and Ed Pegues. Upon graduation, Keith attended the University of Mississippi from 1979-1983, where he was Trumpet section leader in the Ole Miss Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Mississippians, University Orchestra and was an active member of the Kappa Kappa Psi fraternity. He also met the love of his life, Deanna, in the Music Department at Ole Miss.

Keith began his teaching career at Thames Junior High in Hattiesburg, MS in 1984. In 1986 he moved to Southaven High School where he served as assistant director for two years and high school director for six years. Keith is a recipient of the Outstanding Young Men of America Award.

In 1994 Keith began working as the North Mississippi Educational Rep. at Amro Music Store in Memphis, TN. Keith continued his passion for music in the Memphis community by directing band for homeschool students at Bellevue Baptist Church for a period of four years. Keith’s work with Amro enables him to serve and assist the directors of Northwest and North Central Mississippi.

Keith has been married to Deanna Dear Sanders, for 34½ years. They have two children, both graduates of Mississippi State University, and both whom he claims as his greatest accomplishments! His eldest, Hayden, will graduate from Medical School in May at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, MS and his daughter, Regan, is an Interior Designer for a large international firm in Dallas, TX.

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 11 PHI BETA MU HALL OF FAME

In 1990 the Delta chapter of Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters Fraternity and the Mississippi Bandmasters Association formed a Hall of Fame to honor our most outstanding retired band directors. The membership of the Delta chapter felt that it was most appropriate to recognize the efforts of these “legendary” music directors.

CHARTER MEMBERS Simon Kooyman Henry E. Wamsley Edward Malcolm Carter Roy M. Martin Dr. Joe Barry Mullins Dr. Perry B. Dennis Louis Ernest Pullo George Henry Schultz Ernest Monroe Boling, Jr.

PAST INDUCTEES D.W. Barton...... 1991 Dr. Kent Sills...... 2000 Roger Freeman Dollarhide...... 1991 David Sandidge...... 2004 Ernest C. Cadden, Jr...... 1992 Larry Howell...... 2005 J.H. Rennick...... 1992 David Young...... 2005 Victor W. Zajec...... 1992 Floyd Stevens...... 2007 John Thomas McArthur, Jr...... 1993 Charles Michael Grove...... 2008 Robert W. Work...... 1993 William Glen Buckalew...... 2010 Dr. Laurin P. Crowder...... 1994 Thomas Fraschillo...... 2015 Franklin Coffee Heard...... 1994 Jeff Cannon...... 2017 Ollie P. Williams...... 1994 Ronnie Herrington...... 2017 Dale Kelly Love...... 1995 Ted Burns...... 2018 Edythe Moore McArthur...... 1996 Zachary Harris...... 2018 John Gary Cook...... 1997 Terry Ingram...... 2018 Badrae L. Hannah...... 1997

12 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION PHI BETA MU MISSISSIPPI BAND DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR PAST RECIPIENTS 1969...... Sidney McKay 1996...... D.P. Hawkins 1970...... John T. McArthur 1997...... Frank Adams 1971...... Ernest Cadden 1998...... Joe Evans 1972...... Gary Cook 1999...... Ernie Reece 1973...... Bill Braden 2000...... Andy Sanders 1974...... Charles Grove 2001...... Terry Ingram 1975...... Billy Ulmer 2002...... Jeff Cannon 1976...... Thomas V. Fraschillo 2003..... Mohamad and Susan Schuman 1977...... Larry Howell 2004...... Connie Sprinkell 1978...... Sis. Martha Miller 2005...... Glen Buckalew 1979...... Edythe McArthur 2006...... John E. McArthur 1980...... David Daigneault 2007...... Dale & Vance Wigginton 1981...... Howard Cohen 2008...... John & Lora Emerson 1982...... Floyd Stevens 2009...... Artie Adams 1983...... David & Sue Nicholson Reuben McDowell 1984...... David Sandidge 2010...... Sid McNeil 2011...... Zachary Harris 1985...... Gary Cook Linda Davis 1986...... Ted Burns 2012...... Kevin Cole 1987...... Gerald Ball 2013...... Toni Reece 1988...... Badrae Hannah 2014...... Sharon Laird 1989...... David Wilson 2015...... Elva Kaye Lance 1990...... Glen Buckalew Joseph A. Cacibauda, Jr. 1991...... Ken Lewis 2016...... Sam Cunningham 1992...... William S. Bailey 2017...... Kim Hallmark 1993...... Thad Mullins 2018...... Dennis Cox 1994...... Mike Smith Ida Mitchell 1995...... John Mixon

PHI BETA MU OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR PAST RECIPIENTS 1993...... Dan Wright 2004...... Edythe McArthur 1994...... Jim Johnson 2006...... C.D. Hagan 1995...... Ernest Cadden 2007...... Stanley Crow 1996...... Kent Sills 2008...... Larry Howell Bodie Hinton 2009...... Ken Lewis 1997...... Thomas Wasson 2010...... David Willson 1998...... Ray Young 2013...... Thomas Fraschillo 1999...... Joe Berryman 2016...... Rosi Johnson 2000...... Gary Cook 2017...... Elva Kaye Lance 2001...... Willie & Joyce Rigdon 2018...... Keith Sanders 2003...... Wilbur Smith

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 13 14 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 15 A. E. McCLAIN OUTSTANDING YOUNG BAND DIRECTOR AWARD

Alfred E. “Bill” McClain, Tennessee band director and music educator for many years, collapsed and died of a heart attack while judging the 1979 Mississippi High School Band Festival in Jackson. Mr. McClain was serving as adjudicator for the marching band competition in the week-long festival at Hinds Junior College.

Mr. McClain taught and directed band in the Memphis and Shelby County school systems at Millington, Bartlett, Central, Trezevant and Overton High Schools, and was also a principal at Germantown High School. He also taught marching band courses at Vandercook School of Music in Chicago. Mr. McClain retired in 1974 as an academic advisor at Memphis State University. In 1977, he received the Tennessee Band Directors Hall of Fame Award, established by Memphis State University.

A.E. McClain was highly respected in the State of Mississippi as an adjudicator and clinician. His influence on young bandsmen and directors, his skill in developing superior bands, and his high ethical standards were truly outstanding. The Mississippi Bandmasters Association is proud to honor Mr. McClain by the presentation of the A.E. McClain Outstanding Young Band Director Award.

AWARD REQUIREMENTS

Recipient must:

1. Have at least one year but not more than five years teaching experience. 2. Not be a past recipient. 3. Have a genuine concern for students. 4. Have produced consistently positive results. 5. Have enthusiasm for teaching, a love for music, and a desire to further the musical education of his/her students. 6. Have high professional and ethical standards. 7. Be a member in good standing of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association.

2018 COMMITTEE

Mel Morse...... Oxford High School, Chairman

Jamie Young...... Lake Cormorant High School

Chad Austin...... Copiah-Lincoln Community College

Mohamad Schuman...... Ocean Springs High School

Aaron Bailey...... Senatobia High School

16 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 2018 A.E. McCLAIN AWARD WINNER

KRISTOPHER CHANDLER

Kristopher Chandler is in his sixth year of teaching and second year as Assistant Director of Bands for the Stone Band Program. In this capacity, he teaches all middle school percussion classes, assists with the Stone Middle School Advanced Band, assists with the Stone High “Pride” Marching Band, and conducts the Stone High School Concert Band and Percussion Ensemble. Recently, the Stone Marching Band was named Grand Champion of the 2019 MHSAA/MBA 4A State Marching Championships. Prior to his appointment with the Stone Band Program, Mr. Chandler served as Assistant Director of Bands at Oak Grove High School, where the marching band was named Grand Champion of the 2017 MHSAA/MBA 6A State Marching Band Championship. All ensembles under Mr. Chandler’s direction have consistently earned All-Superior Ratings in Marching, Concert, and Sight-Reading performance.

Mr. Chandler holds a Bachelor of Music Education Degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and a Master of Music Education Degree from VanderCook College of Music in Chicago, IL. His professional affiliations include the Mississippi Bandmasters Association, National Band Association, Gulf Coast Band Directors Association, and Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. In 2018, he was named the A.E. McClain Outstanding Young Band Director of the Year. Mr. Chandler is a native of Wiggins, Mississippi and a 2010 graduate of Stone High School.

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 17 A.E. McCLAIN AWARD PAST RECIPIENTS 1980...... Glen Buckalew 2000...... Jonathan Nelson 1981...... Ernie Reece 2001...... Robert Chase 1982...... Larry Gooch 2002...... Mel Morse 1983...... Sammy Barr 2003...... Chris King 1984...... Greg Fant 2004...... Will Duncan 1985...... Max Ponder 2005...... Sam Cunningham 1986...... Tracy Crosby 2006...... Matt Rowan 1987...... Greg Tyson 2007...... Ryan Todd 1988...... Toni Reece 2008...... Tony Lymon 1989...... Ben Burnett 2009...... Chad Austin 1990...... Vance Wigginton 2010...... Sarah Todd 1991...... Mark Bryant 2011...... Aaron Bailey 1992...... Chris McArthur 2012...... Brenon Eaton 1992...... Kevin Bishop 2013...... Kim Hallmark 1993...... Artie Adams 2014...... Joshua Forsythe 1994...... Kevin Meador 2015...... DeMario Jefferson 1995...... Brian T. Gillentine 2016...... Paul Morgan 1996...... Jon Young 2016...... Gavin McAdams 1997...... James Bailey 2017...... Victoria Franklin Jones 1998...... Todd Simpson 2018...... Kristopher Chandler 1999...... Sid McNeil

18 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 19 AMERICAN SCHOOL BAND DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI CHAPTER 2018 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BAND

James Crocker Jerin Harrison Jerry Pickering Zach Hassell DJ Louviere

The Oak High School Band Program includes students in grades six through twelve. There are approximately 500 students involved in the band program which are taught by directors Jerry Pickering, James Crocker, Jerin Harrison and D.J. Louviere.

This award recognizes the band’s extensive history of success and the impact that it has had on thousands of students in the Hattiesburg/Oak Grove Community. This honor also recognizes the tradition of excellence that is present through the entire program. The ensembles at the middle school and the high school consistently earn superior ratings in marching, concert, and sight-reading at the regional and state level. The Oak Grove Band Program is extremely active in the community where students have the opportunity to perform in many venues and ensembles. The middle school ensembles consist of the Sixth Grade Beginner Band, Seventh Grade Concert Band, and Eighth Grade Concert Band. The high school ensembles include the Oak Grove Warrior Band (2017 6A MBA/MHSAA Marching Gold Medalist), Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Indoor Percussion (MIA Scholastic A State Champions 2015 & 2016, WGI Scholastic A Silver Medalist 2016), Varsity Winter Guard, Junior Varsity Winter Guard, Jazz Band, and Chamber Ensembles.

The beginning of Oak Grove’s tradition of success can be traced to director John Blakeney from 1980-1985. Kevin Hutchins followed Blakeney from 1985-1987 and Oak Grove alumnus Dr. Ben Burnett served as director from 1987-1998. Under Dr. Burnett’s leadership the band experienced its greatest period of growth in numbers to over 200 students in the high school band. During this time the band also grew in musical excellence, consistently earning superior ratings in all areas of performance. From 1998-2018 Sharon Laird was Director of Bands. During this time the band continued to be one of the largest programs in the state and achieved some of its most notable accomplishments including winning the 2017 6A MBA/MHSAA Marching Band Championship. Jerry Pickering, a proud alumnus of Oak Grove, became the Director of Bands in 2018.

20 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 21 AMERICAN SCHOOL BAND DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI CHAPTER AWARD OF EXCELLENCE PAST RECIPIENTS

1996...... Grenada Band Program and Gulfport Band Program 1997...... Tupelo Band Program 1998...... Starkville Band Program 1999...... Pearl Band Program 2000...... Petal Band Program 2001...... Booneville Band Program 2002...... Stone Band Program 2018...... Oak Grove Band Program

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WILLIE AND JOYCE RIGDON

This year marks the 35th and final year of service to the Mississippi Bandmasters Association by Willie & Joyce Rigdon. In December of 1984, as an active Music Educator, Willie, with Joyce at his side and two small boys in tow, the Rigdon’s began their rewarding service to the Bandmasters by way of the annual State Band Clinic. Many years have elapsed, and many educators have come and gone, but the service to each board has been a rewarding one. To name just a few of their dedicated and longstanding roles, each year for the clinic, their duties included but not limited to...

• Pre-Registration and all that it entails

• Assistant to the President

• Venue preparation

• Chairmen of Housing

• Band Chairman also serving as Head Chair for many years

• CEU Registration

• Office Managers and lastly...even Dorm Mom and Dad for students needing assistance with everyday life related to the Clinic.

24 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION The Rigdon’s have two grown sons now. Michael is the Hattiesburg based Deputy Director for Information Technology for the United States Federal Courts, & John, now a Lieutenant Colonel is a former Marine & UH-60 Blackhawk Pilot serving as the Battalion Commander in the Tennessee Army National Guard. Upon the Rigdon’s retirement from the MBA, they plan to continue to participate in the musical arts by supporting their three grandchildren who are... you guessed it... 3rd generation musicians.

When asked about what their time meant with the Bandmasters. Their response was,

“It has been an honor & pleasure to serve the Mississippi Bandmasters Association for the past 35 years, we would be amiss not to thank the past and present Officers & members for their kindness shown to us each year. All good things must come to an end and we will miss everyone. Thank you & God Bless”

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82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 25 26 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 27 ALL-STATE BAND

KEVIN SEDATOLE Kevin Sedatole serves as Director of Bands, Professor of Music, and Chair of the conducting area at the Michigan State University College of Music. At MSU, Professor Sedatole serves as administrator of the entire band program totaling over 700 students that includes the Wind Symphony, Symphony Band, Concert Band, Chamber Winds, Campus Bands, Spartan Marching Band and Spartan Brass. He also guides the graduate wind-conducting program in addition to conducting the MSU Wind Symphony. Prior to joining MSU, he was director of bands and associate professor of conducting at Baylor University. Previous to his appointment at Baylor he served as associate director of bands at the University of Texas and director of the Longhorn Band, and as associate director of bands at the University of Michigan and Stephen F. Austin State University. Sedatole has conducted performances for the College Band Directors National Association, American Bandmasters Association, Texas Music Educators Association, Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association, and the World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, as well as performances in Carnegie Hall. He has conducted across the United States and Europe. Most recently the MSU Wind Symphony, under the direction of Professor Sedatole, has given featured performances at the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic held in Chicago, Ill. and at the national conventions of the College Band Directors’ National Association held in Austin, Texas and Kansas City, Missouri. Performances conducted by Professor Sedatole have won accolades from prominent composers including Robert Beaser, John Corigliano, Michael Colgrass, Donald Grantham, David Maslanka, Ricardo Lorenz, Michael Daugherty, John Mackey, Jonathan Newman, Carter Pann, Joel Puckett, Dan Welcher as well as many others. Professor Sedatole also serves on the summer faculty of the Interlochen Music Camp, Board of Directors for the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic and as the president of the CBDNA North Central division. His international engagements include residencies at the Senzoku Gakuen College of Music, Tokyo, Japan and the Mid Europe Festival, Schladming, Austria.

28 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 29 RED BAND

JEREMY STOVALL

Dr. Jeremy Stovall is the Assistant Director of Bands and Assistant Professor at Jacksonville State University. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Music Education and his Master of Arts degrees at Jacksonville State University and his DMA in Wind Conducting from the University of Alabama. In addition to instructing the Marching Southerners, Dr. Stovall conducts the Symphonic Band and the JSU Pep Band: Hardcorps, and teaches courses in Conducting and Marching Band Techniques. He has also served as the Music Director and Pit Orchestra Conductor for the Drama

Department’s Musicals and Jacksonville Opera Theatre. Jeremy is a member of Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, College Band Directors National Association, National Band Association, and the College Music Society. Dr. Stovall was a member of the Spirit Drum and Bugle Corps visual staff from 2002-2007, serving as the Visual Caption Head. Jeremy is sought out as an adjudicator, consultant, and drill designer for marching bands throughout the Southeast. He currently lives in Jacksonville, AL with his wife Noelle Millirons Stovall and daughter Audrey.

30 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 31 WHITE BAND

TIFFANY HITZ

Tiffany Hitz is Director of Bands and Music Department Chair at Rachel Carson Middle School in Fairfax County, VA. She received her Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Virginia Commonwealth University and her Master of Music in Music Education from Boston University.

Mrs. Hitz has been teaching in Fairfax County since 2001, and recently completed a tenure as Secondary Fine and Performing Arts Coach for their Teacher Induction Program, Great Beginnings: The Next Generation. A member of the Virginia Music Educators Association, Mrs. Hitz was identified by the organization as an Emerging Leader and is currently on the state’s New Music Grading Committee and Conference Registration Staff. She is also a member of Women Band Directors International and has been published in and served as the Elementary Editor of their official journal, Woman Conductor. This past November, Mrs. Hitz was inducted into Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters Fraternity, and was previously recognized by the School Band and Orchestra Magazine as one of the “Fifty Directors Who Make a Difference”. In 2013, she became a National Board Certified Teacher, was selected for membership into the American School Band Directors Association, and was nominated for the Grammy Music Educator Award.

Mrs. Hitz currently serves as the Virginia State Chair of the National Band Association and the administrator for the Dr. William P. Foster Music Education Alliance “Award of Excellence”, and holds membership in the National Association for Music Education, International Horn Society, Sigma Alpha Iota: Women’s Professional Music Fraternity, and Fairfax County Band Directors Association, formerly serving as the group’s Co- President. Also in demand as a guest clinician and adjudicator throughout the Mid- Atlantic region, Mrs. Hitz spends her summers making music at UNCG’s Summer Music Camp and the University of Maine’s Summer Youth Music.

32 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 33 BLUE BAND

KIM BAIN

Kim Bain is in her fourteenth year as Director of Bands at Pizitz Middle School in Vestavia Hills, Alabama. Ensembles under her leadership have consistently been cited for musical excellence at both the state and national levels throughout her 30 years of teaching. In 2018, Ms. Bain received the Lacey Powell Outstanding Music Educator Award from the Alabama Music Educators Association. She was named 2012 Teacher of the Year for the Vestavia Hills City Schools. In 2013, her Pizitz Symphonic and Concert Bands performed at the Music For All National Middle School Music Festival in Indianapolis, Indiana. The John Phillip Sousa Foundation awarded the Sudler Cup to the Pizitz Band program that same year. She was awarded the Phi Beta Mu, Rho Chapter, Outstanding Bandmaster Award in 2014. That same year the Pizitz Symphonic Band performed at the CBDNA/NBA Southern Division Conference at the University of North Florida. In December of 2014, the band performed at the 15th Annual Southeastern United States Middle School Clinic at Troy University. The Pizitz Band was declared a winner of the National Band Association’s Blue Ribbon Award of Excellence in 2015. In 2015, the Pizitz Middle School Symphonic Band performed at the 69th Midwest Clinic in Chicago, Illinois. The Pizitz Symphonic Band performed in 2017 at the Music for All Southeastern Regional Concert Band Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. That same year, the Pizitz Jazz Band & Percussion Ensemble performed at the Alabama Music Educators Association Professional Development Conference. In 2018, the Pizitz Symphonic Band performed at the NBA/CBDNA Southern Division Conference in Tampa, Florida.

During her tenure at Pizitz Middle School, Ms. Bain’s bands have received special recognition at Festival Disney, Orlandofest Music Festival, and Heritage Music Festival in St. Louis, Missouri. She has served as a clinician for the Alabama Bandmaster’s Association and guest conducted numerous honor bands and camps in Alabama and Georgia.

Ms. Bain received National Board Certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards in November 2010. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Music Education, a Master of Arts in Music Education, and an Education Specialist degree from the University of Alabama. She also holds a Master of Music degree in saxophone performance from Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio. Ms. Bain’s professional affiliations include the National Association for Music Education, Alabama Music Educators Association, Alabama Bandmasters Association, the National Band Association, and Phi Beta Mu. In addition to her teaching activities, Ms. Bain is an active freelance musician in the Birmingham area.

34 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 35 THE EDYTHE M. MCARTHUR WOMEN’S MUSIC EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD

From her humble beginnings as a full time student and part time band director in Taylorsville in the late 1950’s, through the magnificent Henderson (Starkville) Junior High Bands of the mid 1970’s to her small but immaculately taught West Point Junior High Band’s of the early 90’s, (about which she often commented that this was where she did her best teaching), Edythe McArthur was the unquestioned pioneer for women music educators in Mississippi.

While she never considered herself a women-libber, Mrs. Mac paved the way for future generations of women in music education not simply by being one of the first women in what was at that time a male dominated profession, but by being the consummate professional, master teacher and a lady in the truest since of the word that she was.

Qualifications:

Nominees must have no less than ten years active service to Instrumental Music Education in the State of Mississippi.

Nominees must have a prolific, documentable record of Instrumental Music Education success in the public schools of Mississippi. (Documentation shall not be limited to contest ratings, though concrete evidence is advantageous.)

Nominees must have made significant documentable contributions to Instrumental Music Education in the State of Mississippi, be it through state office, state and region committee membership, continual mentorship or similar contributions

Nominees must have consistently demonstrated the highest in professional and personal ethics through both word and deed.

THE EDYTHE M. MCARTHUR AWARD PAST RECIPIENTS 2011...... Elva Kaye Lance 2015...... Susan Schumann 2012...... Lora Emerson 2016...... Dale Wigginton 2013...... Cecilia Fraschillo 2017...... Deloris Stegall 2014...... Hanna Cook 2018...... Sharon Laird

36 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 2018 EDYTHE MCARTHUR WOMEN’S MUSIC EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR

SHARON LAIRD

SHARON S. LAIRD is currently in her 29th year of teaching and her first year as the Assistant Director of Athletic Bands at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. In 2018 Mrs. Laird retired as Director of Bands for 19 years at Oak Grove High School in Hattiesburg, MS. Mrs. Laird has taught bands at West Jones, Taylorsville, Magee, and Italy, TX. During Mrs. Lairds’ tenure at Oak Grove, the bands consistently received superior ratings in all categories at state and regional festivals and were awarded the MHSAA Sweepstakes Award every year since its inception.

Mrs. Laird received her diploma from Sumrall High School and Bachelor of Music Education Degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. While at USM, Mrs. Laird was a member of the Wind Ensemble and trumpet section leader for the Pride of Mississippi Marching Band. Mrs. Laird was a four-year staff member with the MS Lion’s All-State Band, serving as Concert Director, Assistant Marching Director, and Marching Director in 2019 where the band won the Lions International Parade Championship for the 35th time.

She is a past president of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association and the Southeast Mississippi Band Directors Association. Mrs. Laird is a member of Phi Beta Mu National Band Fraternity, the American School Band Director’s Association, and the National Band Association. Mrs. Laird has been presented the Excellence in Teaching Award by Lamar County Schools on numerous occasions and is a recipient of the SEMBDA Outstanding Band Director of the Year Award. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Mrs. Laird is the co-founder and director of the “Adventures in Music” Summer Band Camp and is the pianist at Petal United Methodist Church. Mrs. Laird and her husband Mark, also a retired band director, have one son, Brandon. When the Laird family isn’t involved in band activities, they enjoy fishing and cruising on their boat.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019

3:00 PM - 10:00 PM Director/Student Registration Natchez Convention Center Lobby

College Displays Open Natchez Convention Center Lobby

7:00 PM - 7:50 PM Chamber Ensemble Concert 41st Army Band Brass Quintet 41st Army Band Jazz Combo University of Southern Mississippi Graduate Tuba Quartet Mississippi Suite

8:00 - 9:30 PM Mississippi Indoor Association Business Meeting Mississippi Suite

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Director/Student Registration Natchez Convention Center Lobby

All-State Concert Band Rehearsal Natchez City Auditorium

ASBDA Young Band Director’s Symposium New Orleans Room

8:00 AM - 2:00 PM Woodwind and Brass Warm-Up Mississippi Suite

Percussion Warm-Up Natchez Grand Ballroom (Hotel)

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Exhibit Displays Open Nashville Room

9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Clinic Audition Judges Meeting St. Francisville Room

STUDENT CLINIC AUDITIONS Alto Saxophone 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Grand Conference Room B Low Reeds (Low Single Reeds) 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Grand Conference Room B Flute 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM St. Francisville Room B-flat Clarinet 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Vicksburg Room Trumpet 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM St. Louis Room Percussion (Melodic/Battery) 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Grand Conference Room C Euphonium 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Memphis Room Tuba 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Memphis Room Horn 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Concordia Room Trombone 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Greenville Room Double Reeds 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Concordia Room

1:30 PM – 4:30 PM All-State Concert Band Rehearsal Natchez City Auditorium

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1:00 PM - 1:50 PM Class 1A/2A/3A/2nd and 3rd Band Required Music List Meeting St. Francisville Room

Class 4A/5A/6A Required Music List Meeting Greenville Room

2:00 PM - 2:50 PM MHSAA State Marching Evaluation Regional Site Coordinator’s Meeting Natchez Grand Conference Room C

A.E. McLain Committee Meeting Concordia Room

Making What You See What They Get Dr. Colin McKenzie Mississippi Suite

Communication Breakdown Dr. Ben Burge and Dr. Lindsey Keay Vicksburg Room

3:00 PM - 4:50 PM MHSAA/MBA State Marching Championship Advisory Board Meeting Natchez Grand Conference Room B

3:00 PM - 3:50 PM Band Director For Life Chad Austin Greenville Room

Secrets of Getting the Best Sounds from Your Wind Players Tevis and Sheryl Laukat Concordia Room

A Judge’s Perspective Jay McArthur Mississippi Suite

4:00 PM - 4:50 PM Habits of Excellence: Creating a Cooperative Learning Environment In Second and Third Bands Dee Dee Pitts, Susan Schuman, and Jennifer Sills Greenville Room

Repertoire as Curriculum: Meeting the Musical Needs of Beginners-Seniors and Beyond Dr. Mark Waymire Mississippi Suite

6:00 PM - 6:45 PM Featured Concert: Starkville High School Wind Ensemble Natchez City Auditorium Required Student Attendance

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019

6:45 PM - 7:00 PM Student and Director General Meeting:

Seating of Bands Natchez City Auditorium

7:15 PM - 10:00 PM Student Band Rehearsals All-State Concert Band - Natchez City Auditorium Red Band - New Orleans Room White Band - Memphis Room Blue Band - Natchez Grand Ballroom

11:00 PM STUDENT CURFEW AND ROOM CHECK

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2019

8:00 AM – 11:30 AM Student Band Rehearsals Specified Areas

8:00 AM - 8:50 AM GCBDA Meeting Vicksburg Room

NEMJHBDA Meeting Concordia Room

Magnolia Band Directors Meeting Natchez Grand Conference C

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM Mississippi Collegiate Band Directors Meeting Convention Center Concession Area

Marching Band Show Design: Planning and Process as a Requirement for Success Dr. Mark Waymire Concordia/Greenville Room

Avoiding Burnout: Practical Tools for Teachers & Students Cameron Jenkins Vicksburg Room

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Phi Beta Mu Executive Board Meeting Natchez Grand Conference A/B

10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Required List Additions Reading Session: University of Southern Mississippi Wind Ensemble Dr. Catherine Rand New Additions to the Required Music List Mississippi Suite

11:00 AM - 11:50 AM Phi Beta Mu Business Meeting Natchez Grand Conference A/B

Choosing Tubas for School Bands Dr. Richard Perry and Darius Valentine Vicksburg Room

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2019

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM MS Women Band Directors Luncheon Natchez Grand Hotel Conference Room A & B

12:30 PM - 1:20 PM Boston Brass Educational Clinic Jeff Conner, Jose Sibaja, Chris Castellanos, Domingo Pagliuca, and William Russell Mississippi Suite

1:30 PM - 5:30 PM Student Band Rehearsals Specified Areas

1:30 PM - 2:20 PM The Growth Mindset: Drive, Grit, and Deliberate Practice Jason Harrell Vicksburg Room

Kids These Days... Ashton Garnand Seneca Concordia/Greenville Room

MJCCBA Meeting Natchez Grand Conference A/B

2:30 PM - 3:20 PM Failure to Launch Tamiko Bridges Mississippi Suite

3:30 PM - 4:20 PM Percussion Roundtable Edelweiss House 209 S. Broadway Street

Beginning Band: Building the Future Success of Your Band Program Stephanie McArthur Vicksburg Room

3:45 PM - 5:15 PM Mississippi Bandmasters Association Business Meeting Mississippi Suite

7:30 PM - 10:00 PM Featured Concerts Natchez Convention Center Required Student Attendance

Mississippi State University Wind Ensemble Elva Kaye Lance, conductor Featuring: The Boston Brass

Mississippi All-State Concert Band Dr. Kevin Sedatole, conductor

11:00 PM STUDENT CURFEW AND CHECK-IN

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019

8:30 AM - 10:00 AM Student Band Rehearsals Specified Locations

8:30 AM - 9:20 AM ASBDA Meeting Greenville Room

9:30 AM - 10:20 AM I-55 BDA Meeting Vicksburg Room

SWMBDA Meeting Concordia Room

9:30 AM - 10:20 AM ECMBDA Meeting Greenville Room

11:00 AM GRAND FINALE CONCERT Natchez Convention Center

Blue Band Kim Bain, conductor

White Band Tiffany Hitz, conductor

Red Band Jeremy Stovall, conductor

COMING IN FALL OF 2020 – SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MARCHING BAND

DUNCAN GOFF, DIRECTOR – [email protected]

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Thursday, December 12, 2019 8:00 am - 12:00 pm New Orleans Room

8:00 Beginning Band Boot Camp Part 1 Everything you need to know to start a successful beginner band program! Topics include: Instrument Tryouts: What to Look for on Each Instrument The First Two Weeks: Basics of Starting Each Instrument Homogeneous vs. Heterogeneous: How To Manage and Utilize Each Class Setting Name that Tune: What Causes Bad Sounds and How to Fix Them

Jonathan Schwartz Education Representative Magnolia Music

9:00 Beginning Band Boot Camp Part 2 The continuation and conclusion of topics from part one. Q & A: A Conversation with Experienced Beginning Band Directors Elizabeth Jackson Director of Bands Ocean Springs Middle School Mississippi ASBDA Gulf Coast Band Directors Association, President

10:00 You’ve Got the Job, Now What? This clinic will offer tips and strategies on some of the “real world” issues and challenges that young directors will endure that they may not have been exposed to in college. Jill Wallace Daniel Wade Director of Bands Director of Bands Ridgeland High School Neshoba Central High Mississippi ASBDA School Mississippi ASBDA

44 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 11:00 Leading the Band This clinic will focus on developing a successful leadership team from the top down. Talking points include modeling and strategies that encourage commitment and buy- in to the overall mission and success of the total program.

Elva Kaye Lance Director of Bands Mississippi State University International President, Phi Beta Mu

ASBDA Young Directors Symposium Host and Moderator Dee Dee Pitts Associate Director of Bands, Gulfport High School Middle School Band Coordinator, Gulfport School District State Chair, Mississippi ASBDA Music for All, Urban Education Advisory Committee

WE EXTEND OUR DEEPEST THANKS TO OUR SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS AND SPONSORS

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Making What You See What They Get Thursday, December 12, 2019 2:00 pm - 2:50 pm Mississippi Suite Dr. Colin McKenzie

DR. COLIN MCKENZIE

Dr. Colin McKenzie serves as Associate Director of Bands, Associate Professor of Music, and Director of the Pride of Mississippi at the University of Southern Mississippi. At The University of Southern Mississippi he conducts the Symphonic Winds, administers all facets of the comprehensive athletic band program, teaches course work in conducting, and assists in student teacher preparation and observation.

Prior to his appointment at the University of Southern Mississippi, Dr. McKenzie served as Associate Director of Bands and Director of Athletic Bands at Georgia Southern University. At Georgia Southern, he directed and administered all facets of the Southern Pride Marching Band and Hoop Troop Athletic Bands. He also served as conductor of the Georgia Southern University Wind Symphony, founding conductor of the University Band, and taught graduate conducting and marching band techniques within the Department of Music.

Before teaching at Georgia Southern, McKenzie was on the faculty at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, where he was assistant director and, later, acting director of the Golden Wave Band, conducted the concert band, co-conducted the symphonic band, and taught undergraduate courses in music education and conducting. In addition to his duties within the University Bands, McKenzie also served as Associate Conductor of the Waco Symphony Youth Orchestra.

Dr. McKenzie holds the Bachelor in Music Education from Valdosta State University, the Master of Music in Conducting from Baylor University, and the Doctor of Musical Arts in Conducting from Michigan State University. His primary conducting teachers are Dr. Kevin Sedatole and Dr. Joe Brashier. His professional affiliations include the College Band Directors National Association, the Mississippi Bandmasters Association, honorary membership in Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi, and membership in Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Phi Beta Mu - honorary International Bandmasters’ Fraternity.

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Communication Breakdown Thursday, December 12, 2019 2:00 pm - 2:50 Vicksburg Room Dr. Ben Burge & Dr. Lindsey Keay

DR. BEN BURGE DR. LINDSEY KEAY

Dr. Ben Burge is the director of bands and instructor of music at Jones College, in Ellisville, Mississippi. Dr. Burge was appointed to this position in 2016. At Jones his responsibilities include conducting the Jones College Symphonic Band, Jones Jazz Band, directing the Maroon Typhoon, teaching small ensembles, and maintaining the saxophone studio. Prior to his time at Jones College, Dr. Burge served as director of athletic bands at Belhaven University where he also conducted the Belhaven Wind Ensemble. Burge spent 14 years in the public school system of Mississippi as he served as director of bands at Northwest Rankin High School from 2007 until 2013, and at Pearl River Central High School from 2000-2007. Dr. Burge attended Pearl River Community College where he served as drum major of the Spirit of the River, then completed his undergraduate degree at Mississippi State University where he served as drum major of the Famous Maroon Band. He earned his graduate degree from the University of Southern Mississippi, and then completed the doctorate in education through Walden University’s Riley School of Education. Dr. Burge is married to his high school sweetheart, Cindy, and is a proud father of two. Max is a sophomore at Jones College and Emma is a senior at Oak Grove High School. Dr. Burge enjoys traveling and fishing when the band life allows it.

A native of Calgary, Canada, Dr. Lindsey Keay attended The University of Texas in Austin where she graduated with honors, receiving her B.M. in Music Studies and Human Learning, a Performance Certificate in Flute, and Texas Teaching Certification. Dr. Keay received her M.M. in Flute Performance and Ph.D. in Music Education from The University of Southern Mississippi. An active performer, Dr. Keay performs with Meridian Symphony, North Mississippi Symphony and Ballet, Gulf Coast Symphony, Baton Rouge Symphony, Mobile Symphony, and has served as principal flute in the Natchez Music Festival, Hattiesburg Civic Light Opera, and Festival South for over a decade. In addition to public school teaching in Austin, Texas, she has taught as an Instructor of Music Education at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, LA, music instructor at The DuBard School for Language Disorders in Hattiesburg, MS, and has taught and performed abroad in Austria, Canada, Singapore, and Colombia. Dr. Keay currently holds the position of Associate Director of Bands and Flute Instructor at Jones College in Ellisville, MS where she was named 2019 Humanities Teacher of the Year.

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Band Director For Life Thursday, December 12, 2019 3:00 - 3:50 Greenville Room Chad Austin

CHAD AUSTIN

Many in the teaching profession allow their personal lives to suffer from job related stress, fatigue, and burnout on a daily basis. “Band Director for Life” is designed to help you recognize these symptoms and give you ways to avoid them. Included are tips from some of Mississippi’s finest music educators who have enjoyed both long and successful teaching careers.

Chad Austin has served as assistant band director at Copiah-Lincoln Community College for two years. Mr. Austin’s duties include teaching percussion, piloting the Entertainment Industry degree, and assisting with the Blue Wave Show Band, Concert Band, and Jazz Band. Mr. Austin directs the basketball pep band and “The Sojourners”, a campus rock band. A 2004 graduate of Mississippi State University with a Bachelor of Music Education, Mr. Austin performed in the Wind Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, and The Famous Maroon Band. Mr. Austin earned his Masters in Band Conducting from Sam Houston State University in 2017. Prior to Co-Lin, Mr. Austin taught for 14 years in the Mississippi public school system and served as the assistant band director/percussion instructor in the Brandon and Warren Central Band Programs. His percussion ensembles and concert bands have consistently been recognized for excellence on both state and national levels. In 2011 the Warren Central Indoor Percussion Ensemble won the Mississippi Indoor Association Percussion Scholastic A gold medal, and in 2013 the group had its initial performance at the WGI Percussion World Championships. From 2007-2008, Chad served as Percussion Coordinator and Conductor for the Mississippi All-State Concert Band Percussion Ensemble. In 2009, he served as the percussion instructor on the staff of the International Champion Mississippi Lions All-State Band. Mr. Austin received the 2009 A.E. McClain Award for Mississippi’s Outstanding Young Band Director from the MBA. He is a past president of the Capital District Band Directors’ Association and currently serves as Treasurer on the Executive Board of the Mississippi Indoor Association. Mr. Austin is active as a band clinician and judge for indoor percussion and marching band in Mississippi. Mr. Austin is a member of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association and the Percussive Arts Society and he serves as an educator artist for Yamaha and Innovative Percussion. 48 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION DIRECTOR CLINIC DETAILS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12

Secrets to Getting the Best Sounds From Your Wind Players Thursday, December 12, 2019 3:00 – 3:50 Concordia Room Cannonball Music Education Tevis and Sheryl Laukat

TEVIS AND SHERYL LAUKAT

CANNONBALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Formed in 1996, Cannonball makes instruments that are known worldwide for their handmade and individually fine-tuned acoustic qualities. Innovations such as the Big Bell, Fat Neck, semi-precious stones and proprietary acoustical adjustment techniques set Cannonball apart. Cannonball currently makes saxophones, trumpets, trombones, flutes, and clarinets that are sold in over 40 countries in some 500 music stores.

Tevis Laukat is the President and Co-Owner of Cannonball Musical Instruments. Mr. Laukat is originally from Sacremento, CA and he holds a B.A. in Music Performance (Woodwinds) from Brigham Young University. He performed for many years as a freelance musician with many famous entertainers including Ray Charles, Donna Summer, The Temptations, Rosemary Clooney, and many more. Mr. Laukat has also performed on recordings for movies, television, pop, rock, and jazz artists. He also has enjoyed performing in the pit orchestras for over 120 live musicals, many of them with the casts from Broadway. Additionally, Mr. Laukat enjoys volunteering and traveling with the International Children’s Choir with his wife Sheryl.

Sheryl Laukat is the CEO and Co-Owner of Cannonball Musical Instruments. Mrs. Laukat is originally from Utah. She is a 1981 graduate of Weber State University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Music Education with an emphasis in saxophone. Ms. Laukat taught in the public schools of Bountiful, UT at Millcreek Junior High. She also performed for many years as a freelance musician before co- founding Cannonball in 1996. She has developed over 30 patents and trademarks with the employees at Cannonball.

In 2006 Mrs. Laukat was a finalist for Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year, in 2010 she was named a Distinguished Alumna for Weber State University, she served on the Weber State University National Advisory Council from 2005-2010, and she served on the Advisory Board for NAMM from 2014-2017. Ms. Laukat resides in Sandy, UT with her husband Tevis. They have three children and four grandchildren.

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A Judge’s Perspective Thursday, December 12, 2019 3:00 – 3:50 Mississippi Suite Jay McArthur

JAY MCARTHUR

An adjudicator’s perspective regarding marching band programming and teaching concepts with special emphasis for smaller bands.

Jay McArthur retired in 2019 as the Director of Bands at Choctawhatchee High School in Ft. Walton Beach, FL. Previously, he enjoyed a twenty-eight-year career as a band director in Mississippi which included stops Kosciusko, Quitman, and Ridgeland where he was Ridgeland High School’s founding band director. McArthur’s bands are consistently recognized for their quality including a tradition of All Superior ratings and two State Marching Band Championships and multiple medals in Mississippi Indoor Association Championships for the Ridgeland High School Band. He has served on the Executive Board of the East Central Mississippi Band Directors Association, Mississippi High School Activities Association Legislative Council, the Advisory Board for the National Federation of State High School Associations, and has recently completed a second term on the Mississippi Bandmasters Association Executive. In so doing, McArthur was the first person in 40 years to be elected to the board for a second time. A 1985 graduate of the University of Mississippi, McArthur was a charter member of Memphis Blues Brass Band in 1980, a marching staff member of the 1987 Sky Ryders Drum and Bugle Corps, and percussion caption head and program coordinator for the Southwind Drum and Bugle Corps from 1994-1996. He has been on staff with the International Champion Mississippi Lions All-State Band numerous times both as Percussion Director and as Marching Director, and has served as percussion instructor for the Florida Bandmasters All-Star Marching Band. His performance experiences include the University of Mississippi Wind Ensemble, Tupelo Symphony, Mississippi Symphony Orchestra, and the Mississippi Symphonic Winds. An active clinician, adjudicator, and consultant for bands and events across the country, McArthur is a member of Phi Beta Mu, Gulf Coast Judges Association, Mississippi Indoor Association, and is especially honored by his association with Winter Guard International’s percussion division. Jay is married to the former Amy Lewis of Quitman, MS. They have two sons, John Thomas, III, and Cadden Moore, and are guarded by the fierce Yorkshire terrier, Lily.

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Habits of Excellence: Creating a Cooperative Learning Environment In Second and Third Bands Thursday, December 12, 2019 4:00 – 4:50 Greenville Room Dee Dee Pitts, Susan Schuman, and Jennifer Sills

DEE DEE PITTS SUSAN SCHUMAN JENNIFER SILLS

Dee Dee Pitts is in her 15th year of teaching band in Mississippi. She is currently in her eleventh year with the Gulfport School District where she serves as the Associate Director of Bands for Gulfport High School. She conducts the Symphonic Band, teaches marching band, and oversees the middle school programs within the district.

Before her current position, she served as Director of Bands for Gulfport Central Middle School. Ms. Pitts received her Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Delta State University and her Masters of Music in Conducting Degree from the American Band College through Southern Oregon University. She is also a National Board Certified teacher.

Ms. Pitts is a member of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association, American School Band Director’s Association, Gulf Coast Band Director’s Association where she served as an officer on the Executive Board, and Phi Beta Mu. Ms. Pitts has served as a guest clinician throughout the state of Mississippi and surrounding areas, and has consistently produced Superior bands throughout her career. She has an active private studio and is the lead Trombonist for the Coast Big Band.

Susan Schuman is currently in her thirty-third year of teaching band in the public schools of Mississippi and her third year at Bayou View Middle School. Bands under her direction have consistently earned superior ratings in concert, sight-reading, and marching events. Mrs. Schuman holds the Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Delta State University and the Master of Music Education Degree from The University of Southern Mississippi.

Mrs. Schuman is a past member of the Executive Board of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association as well as a past President of the Gulf Coast Band Directors Association. She served as the Color Guard Instructor for the Mississippi Lions All-State Band when the band was named International Champions at the

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2000 Lions Convention in Honolulu, Hawaii, as well as the Concert Director for the 2008 Mississippi Lions All-State Band. She is a member of the National Band Association and an elected member of Phi Beta Mu and the American School Band Directors Association.

In 2001, in addition to being honored with the Citation of Excellence by the National Band Association, Mrs. Schuman served as the Associate Director of Bands for the Stone High School Band Program during the band’s appearance at the 55th Annual Midwest Clinic. In 2003 she was honored as Mississippi Band Director of the Year by the Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Mu and additionally was named Middle School Band Director of the Year by the Gulf Coast Band Directors Association. In 2006 Mrs. Schuman was selected as Star Teacher for Stone Middle School and in 2010 she served as a member of the instructional staff for the U.S. Army All- American High School Marching Band. In 2012 Mrs. Schuman was honored as the Middle School Band Director of the Year for the South East Mississippi Band Directors Association. In 2015 Mrs. Schuman was the recipient of the Edythe M. McArthur Outstanding Woman Band Director Award.

Jennifer Sills is in her twenty-second year of teaching, and sixth year as a band director in the Madison County School District. For the four years prior to teaching at Madison Central High School, she coordinated the Madison Middle School band program. She taught at Bayou View Middle School in Gulfport, Stone High School, Clinton High School, and Forest Hill High School. Programs under her direction have consistently received superior ratings in concert and sight-reading in Mississippi, Georgia, Texas and Louisiana.

Jennifer graduated from Yazoo City High School in Yazoo City, Mississippi in 1993. She attended Hinds Community College and then transferred to Delta State University where she received her Bachelors Degree in Music Education in 1998. She received her Masters degree from William Carey University in Educational Leadership in 2017.

Her professional affiliations include Phi Beta Mu National Band Fraternity, the American School Band Directors Association, Mississippi Bandmasters Association, and the Mississippi Professional Educators Association. She is a National Board Certified Teacher and a member of the Mississippi Teacher Council. She was awarded the “Middle School Band Director of the Year” in 2013 by the Gulf Coast Band Directors’ Association. In 2018, she served as Concert Director for the Mississippi Lions All-State Band and was on the staff as the band traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada to compete in the Lions International Parade. She is the proud mother of twins, Kaitlyn and Peyton. Kaitlyn is a Freshman at the University of Mississippi and Peyton is a freshman at the University of Southern Mississippi.

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Repertoire as Curriculum: Meeting the Musical Needs of Beginners - Seniors and Beyond Thursday, December 12, 2019 4:00 – 4:50 Mississippi Suite Dr. Mark Waymire

DR. MARK WAYMIRE

How do we create the musicians needed to program the pieces we wish to conduct? Deciding what music we place in front of our students should be motivated by our beliefs, our philosophy as to why we do what we do every day. If music performance is to be challenging but also intellectually and emotionally rewarding for all of our students, what steps do we take in regards to planning the educational and musical goals of each day, week, month, year, multiple years? Is there a difference between teaching musicians as opposed to preparing pieces of music? Should these two concepts be linked? These questions will be addressed based on the concept of selecting quality repertoire that supports a philosophy of music education based first and foremost on music for music’s sake.

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Marching Band Show Design: Planning and Process as a Requirement for Success Friday, December 13, 2019 9:00 – 9:50 Concordia/Greenville Room Dr. Mark Waymire

It could be said that marching band has changed measurably in the last twenty, ten, or even five years. While one can argue as to the past or present value of marching band as an integral part of our overall arts programs, it is forever connected to athletics, and remains a unique American educational-setting icon. Whether fostering a competitive based or non-competitive based marching program, undeniable excellence should be seen and heard when our students are on a football field. As with our concert programs, jazz programs, indoor pageantry programs, etc., if marching band performances are to be challenging but also intellectually and emotionally rewarding for all of our students, what steps do we take in regards to planning the educational and musical goals of each day, week, month, year, multiple years? If embracing a competitive approach, what role does competition, the adjudication sheets, and judges play in improving our marching band programs?

Dr. Mark Waymire is in his thirty-fourth year as a music educator, which includes fifteen years in public school settings. Though now working fulltime as a consultant, lecturer, adjudicator, and pageantry designer, Dr. Waymire was most recently Assistant Professor of Music Education at The University of Southern Mississippi. Prior to completing his doctoral degree in music education at The University of Mississippi, Dr. Waymire was Associate Director of Bands at Eastern Michigan University. His previous public-school experience includes work in Louisiana and Texas, including ten years as Director of Bands at Seguin High School, Seguin, Texas. The Seguin band program received both local and national attention for its superior performances and diverse curriculum which included four concert bands, jazz band, marching band, winter guard, percussion ensemble, steel-pan ensemble, AP theory, and a student-lead small ensemble performance concert series.

Dr. Waymire’s personal honors include six H.E.R.O. teaching awards, nine appointments to WHO’s WHO in American Education, and two presentations for the President’s National Award for Education Excellence. While at Eastern Michigan University, Dr. Waymire received the highest honor for his teaching rank, the Outstanding Lecturer Award. National and International lectures based on Dr. Waymire’s research on teaching expertise have been given in Arkansas, California, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Canada, and Scotland.

Dr. Waymire is an active concert band and marching band clinician and adjudicator which include his associations with BOA, WGI, and DCI, as well as state marching championships including Mississippi, New Mexico, South Carolina, and Texas.

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Avoiding Burnout: Practical Tools For Teachers and Students Friday, December 13, 2019 9:00 – 9:50 Vicksburg Room Cameron Jenkins

CAMERON JENKINS

Cameron W. Jenkins is currently the Director of Bands at Bayou View Middle School. He is a 2008 graduate of Brookhaven High School and a National Member of the Coca Cola Scholars class of 2008. After graduating from Brookhaven High School, Cameron attended Alcorn State University where he earned his Bachelor of Music Education degree and graduated summa cum laude in May of 2012 as the highest ranked graduate with a 4.0 GPA. Cameron graduated from the University of Mississippi in Oxford, Mississippi with a Master’s degree in Music Education. As an innovative communicator, Cameron has presented workshops at the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Conference in Chicago, Illinois, Bands of America Grand Nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana, Music for All’s Summer Symposium at Ball State University, freshmen orientation at Alcorn State University, and community development at Kentucky State University. Cameron is the founder of Full Potential Leadership a student-centered leadership training platform designed to equip emerging leaders, build collaboration, and improve organizational culture. In his community, Cameron is a life member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., and he serves as the lead pastor of Opportunity Church alongside his wife, Lu Jenkins.

Cameron is an advocate for developing student leaders and promoting team building concepts. He strongly believes, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want go far, go together.” – African Proverb

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Required List Additions Reading Session Friday, December 13, 2019 10:00 – 10:50 Mississippi Suite University of Southern Mississippi Wind Ensemble Dr. Catherine Rand, Conductor

DR. CATHERINE RAND

EXCERPTS OF THE FOLLOWING WILL BE PERFORMED:

Title Composer Publisher Class Synchronized Energy Greg Fhiaras Grand Mesa Music 2A Little Suite for Band Clare Grundman Boosey & Hawkes 3A Alchemy Andrew Boysen Jr. Kjos Music Company 4A Exaltation James Swearingen C.L. Barnhouse Company 4A Gryphon Tyler Acari Carl Fischer, LLC 4A Imaginarium Randall Standridge Grand Mesa Music 4A Passages Michael Sweeney Hal Leonard 4A Prairie Dances David Holsinger TRN Music Publishers 4A Songs of Old Kentucky Brant Karrick Alfred Music Publishing 4A Impressions Julie Giroux Musica Propria 6A Overture to Colas Breugnon Kabalevsky/Hunsberger Hal Leonard 6A Symphony in B-flat Paul Hindemith Schott Music Distribution 6A This Cruel Moon John Mackey Osti Music 6A Until the Scars John Mackey Osti Music 6A

The Southern Miss Wind Ensemble has a long tradition of excellence in the wind band arena. Under the direction of Dr. Catherine Rand, the Wind Ensemble at Southern Miss has reached a reputation of international acclaim.

The Wind Ensemble at Southern Miss is one of the premiere performing ensembles of the University. The organization presents numerous concerts throughout the academic calendar spanning a wide variety of styles from traditional to avant- garde. Performances since 1985 have included many Mississippi Bandmasters Association Conventions, Southern Instrumental Conductors Conferences, two regional College Band Directors National Association Conventions, two national College Band Directors National Association Conventions including the “Golden Anniversary” Convention held in Kansas City in 1991, and two Annual National Conventions of the American Bandmasters Association, the last of which was hosted by the ensemble.

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Guest soloists with the ensemble have included such notable artist performers as Roger Bobo, James Thatcher, Brian Bowman, Stanley Drucker, Christian Lindberg, Allen Vizzutti, Joseph Alessi, and Steve Mead. The Wind Ensemble continues to set a standard among the finest groups of its type in the United States.

Dr. Catherine Rand is the Director of Bands at the University of Southern Mississippi where she conducts the Wind Ensemble, teaches graduate wind conducting, and guides all facets of the University of Southern Mississippi’s comprehensive band program. Prior to her appointment at The University of Southern Mississippi, she served as the Director of Bands at Florida International University and the University of South Carolina Aiken.

Dr. Rand received her Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Tampa, Master of Music in conducting from the University of South Florida, and Doctor of Musical Arts in wind conducting from the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music. Prior to her collegiate teaching career, she taught band and orchestra in the Florida public school system for 15 years.

Active in scholarly and creative endeavors, Dr. Rand has presented numerous workshops to music educators on festival preparation, rehearsal techniques, meaningful conducting gestures, and building curriculum for band programs. She has conducted numerous honor bands and All-State ensembles including working with the Third Marine Aircraft Wind Band and their conductors in San Diego, California. Dr. Rand was a founding member of the Creative Music Project, which promotes student-based musical creativity by providing improvisation and composition activities accompanied by technology-based, multi-disciplinary methodology. She is published in volume 5 of “A Composer’s Insight: Thoughts, Analysis and Commentary on Contemporary Masterpieces for Wind Band,” and in the Teaching Music Through Performance in Band Series, distributed by GIA Publications.

Dr. Rand has served as an assistant producer for several commercial recordings by the NAXOS record label. Her first compact disc on the NAXOS label with the University of Southern Mississippi Wind Ensemble has an anticipated release in December 2017.

In addition to the numerous local, regional, and national events in which her ensembles have performed, most recently The University of Southern Mississippi’s Wind Ensemble, under her direction, has been chosen to perform at the Southern Regional of CBDNA in Tampa Florida in February 2018.

Dr. Rand is a strong advocate for new music. She has helped to commission new works for wind ensemble and chamber winds and premiered numerous works by contemporary composers including Joseph Schwanter, David Maslanka, Luigi Zaninelli, Paul Dooley, Anthony Barfield, and Steve Danyew.

Dr. Rand maintains an active schedule as a guest conductor, clinician, adjudicator, and guest lecturer throughout the United States and abroad. Her professional affiliations include the College Band Director’s National Association, Women Band Director’s International, National Band Association, College Music Society, Mississippi Bandmasters Association, Florida Band Master’s Association, Kappa Kappa Psi and the Music Educators National Conference.

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Choosing Tubas for School Bands Friday, December 13, 2019 11:00 – 11:50 Vicksburg Room Dr. Richard Perry and Darius Valentine

DR. RICHARD PERRY DARIUS VALENTINE

Richard H. Perry is Associate Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he directs the tuba-euphonium ensemble and performs with the Southern Arts Brass Quintet. He was previously on the faculties of the University of Montevallo and Birmingham-Southern College. Dr. Perry hold degrees from Tennessee Technological University (B.S., Music Education), the University of Illinois (MM, Tuba), and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (DMA, Tuba). His principal teachers were R. Winston Morris, Fritz Kaenzig, and John Stevens. Dr. Perry has been active as a clinician, performer, and adjudicator throughout the United States. He has appeared as a soloist and featured performer at numerous regional, national, and international conferences.

Darius J. Valentine, a Vicksburg, MS native is currently the music educational representative for Mississippi Music Inc. in Hattiesburg, MS. In addition to his responsibilities at Mississippi Music, he serves as one of the adjunct low brass teachers for the Germantown High/Middle school band programs in Madison, MS. Darius is a graduate of Jones County Jr. College where he studied tuba with Matthew Pickering, and The University of Southern Mississippi where he studied tuba with Dr. Richard H. Perry. Darius has also served as a clinician for multiple masterclasses throughout Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama. In his spare time he enjoys playing tennis, golf, and piano. Currently, he is the pianist at Pineview Presbyterian Church in Hattiesburg, MS.

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Boston Brass Educational Clinic Friday, December 13, 2019 12:30 – 1:20 Mississippi Suite Jeff Conner (trumpet), Jose Sibaja (trumpet), Chris Castellanos (horn), Domingo Pagliuca (trombone), William Russell (tuba)

BOSTON BRASS

For 31 years, Boston Brass has set out to establish a one-of-a-kind musical experience. Performing exciting classical arrangements to burning jazz standards, Boston Brass treats audiences to a unique brand of entertainment captivating all ages. The ensemble’s lively repartee, touched with humor and personality, attempts to bridge the ocean of classical formality to delight audiences in an evening of great music and boisterous fun. The philosophy of Boston Brass is to provide audiences with a wide selection of musical styles in unique arrangements, provided in a friendly and fun atmosphere.

Through over 100 performances each year, the members of Boston Brass play to audiences at concerts, educational venues and jazz festivals. In addition to solo performances, Boston Brass regularly performs with orchestras, wind ensemble, brass bands, marching bands and a variety of other ensembles. They have performed in 49 states and 30 countries and have conducted master classes around the world including sessions and residencies at the Eastman School of Music, The Julliard School, Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, Peabody Conservatory of Music, University of North Texas, Royal Academy of Music in London, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory at the National University of Singapore, Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts and Mahidol University in Bangkok.

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The Growth Mindset: Drive, Grit, and Deliberate Practice Friday, December 13, 2019 1:30 – 2:20 Vicksburg Room Jason Harrell

JASON HARRELL

Jason Harrell is in his seventeenth year of teaching and has been on staff with the Pearl Pirate Band since 2005. He is a 1998 graduate of Scott Central High School and was a two-year member of the Mississippi Lion’s All-State Band. Mr. Harrell received his B.M.E. from Delta State University and his Master’s degree in Music Education from William Carey University. He is also a National Board Certified Teacher.

Mr. Harrell has held positions at Forest Hill High School in Jackson and Brandon High School in Brandon, where his concert band received Superior ratings at festival. Mr. Harrell teaches junior high low brass classes, serves as eighth grade band director, and also performs administrative duties for the Pearl Junior High Band Program. Mr. Harrell is the director of the Pearl High School Varsity Band, which has received Superior ratings in concert and sight reading at the MBA State Band Festival. Mr. Harrell has served as a clinician and is a freelance tubist in the Jackson area.

Mr. Harrell has studied tuba with Dr. Ed Bahr and Mr. Wade Rackley and has taught low brass private lessons. He is a tubist with the Mississippi Wind Symphony and he serves as the coordinator of TubaChristmas in Mississippi which performs for the public each holiday season. Mr. Harrell is currently serving as President of the East Central Mississippi Band Director’s Association. He resides in Pearl with his wife, Belinda, and their daughter, Emma, and son, Austin. Mr. Harrell is an active member and deacon of McLaurin Heights Baptist Church in Pearl.

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Kids These Days… Friday, December 13, 2019 1:30 – 2:20 Concordia/Greenville Room Ashton Seneca

ASHTON SENECA

Kids these days are stuck to their phone. Kids these days are lazy. Kids these days have no values. Kids these days don’t have discipline. Kids these days don’t listen. Kids these days are disrespectful.

Or are they?

I will teach you how to change the game on leading kids these days and create students that are self-motivated, respectful, and invested in your program. Oh…and with WAY less stress than you are currently feeling.

Ashton Seneca is a marching band consultant and leadership coach from Frisco, TX. Her website offers directors helpful online resources for teaching marching basics, drill, leadership clinics and consultation. For nine years Ashton taught band at the middle and high school level in the public schools of Texas. She is a graduate of Petal High School and the University of Southern Mississippi where she received her B.M.E. Ashton lives in Frisco, TX with her husband Jeremy.

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Failure to Launch Friday, December 13, 2019 2:30 – 3:20 Mississippi Suite Tamiko Bridges

TAMIKO BRIDGES

Tamiko Bridges is a native of Waynesboro, Mississippi. Receiving her formative education in Waynesboro, her family moved to Quitman, Mississippi where she earned her high school diploma while participating in many facets of the band ranging from 2nd chair clarinet to drum major. Throughout her high school career, Tamiko participated in a myriad of honor bands which further honed her developing skill set while igniting a passion to learn music at a higher level.

Tamiko took that passion to the Mississippi State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education. A point of historical fact is that Tamiko was voted as the first black Homecoming Queen in MSU history. The former Ms. Whitfield began her illustrious teaching career in the West Point School District in West Point, Mississippi, serving as Assistant Band Director, Concert Band Conductor, Color guard Instructor, and Show Choir Director. She transitioned to Georgia, teaching at Southwest High School in Macon and at Morris Brown College in Atlanta. Transitioning yet again, Ms. Whitfield gained the appointment to which her notoriety derives from, serving as the Director of Bands for the Laurel School District in Laurel, Mississippi. In her career as a band director, Mrs. Bridges has been active as an adjudicator, clinician, private instructor, and consultant, serving in a variety of venues ranging from private lessons to honor band conducting.

Mrs. Bridges made her return to public education in 2015. She is currently employed at Laurel High School as Head director. Tamiko is happily married to Leander Bridges, II. They have been married for fourteen years and their union has been blessed with three beautiful children: Leander III, Lauren Grace, and Laina Michelle. While taking up residence in Laurel, Mississippi, they have been active members of the Springhill Baptist Church to which they are involved in the youth department and music ministry where she plays the organ and directs the children’s choir.

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Beginning Band: Building the Future Success of Your Program Friday, December 13, 2019 3:30 – 4:20 Vicksburg Room Stephanie McArthur

STEPHANIE MCARTHUR

Stephanie McArthur is a twenty-year veteran of Mississippi public education, with previous appointments on the junior and senior high level with the Nettleton and Quitman School Districts, and currently is in her ninth year of service to the Pascagoula-Gautier School District, where she serves as beginning band coordinator for the Gautier Attendance Zone. Bands under her direction consistently earned superior ratings in concert, sight-reading and marching on both the state and regional level.

Mrs. McArthur is a graduate of Kosciusko High School and holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from Mississippi State University. Her professional memberships include Mississippi Bandmasters Association, Phi Beta Mu, American School Band Director’s Association, East Central Mississippi Band Director Association, where she is a Past President, Mississippi Women’s Band Director Association (where she is a past president) and the Gulf Coast Band Directors Association. She was Teacher of the Year for the 2018-19 school year at Singing River Academy, has been nominated for the 2018-19 and 2019-20 National Life Changer of the Year award and is being recognized in the 2018 School Band and Orchestra’s December edition “50 Directors Who Make a Difference”. In addition to her teaching responsibilities within the Gautier Band Program, she maintains a private lesson studio and is a sought after clinician and soloist.

Stephanie has been married to husband Chris for 18 years and is the proud mother of two daughters, Kathryn Elise and Elizabeth Grace.

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82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 65 2019 STATE BAND CLINIC JUDGES Chairman of each group is listed first inbold type

Flute �� Rita Buckley – East Central Suzanne Rolison – North Tippah

Clarinet �� Jace McMullin – Warren Central Carley Green – South Pike

Double Reeds �� Laura Reed – Batesville Victoria Jones – Hernando

Alto Saxophone �� Nathan Waycaster – New Albany Eli Dailey – Laurel

Low Reeds �� Rick Murphy – Tupelo Shelby Stapleton – J.Z. George

Trumpet �� Sarah Nichols – Wayne County Raven Gordon – Tupelo

Horn �� Brittany Swindoll – Petal Jeremy Smith – West Wortham

Trombone �� Lara Pitts – Forrest County Helen Rettger – Pelahatchie

Euphonium �� Justin Bixler – Independence Joshua Rushing – Clarkdale

Tuba �� Taylor Pierson – William Colmer Blake Phillips – Franklin County

Percussion �� Nathan Sanders – Gautier Robert Bush – South Jones

BAND CHAIRMEN Head Band Chairman – Willie Rigdon, Retired All-State Band Bre’Lyn Hamblin – Quitman Junior High Barrett Gray – North Pontotoc High School

Red Band Will Pate – Amory Middle School Cullen McBride – Simpson Central Middle School

White Band Cecil Harris – Strayhorn High School Deja Vaughn – Laurel High School

Blue Band Cody Spurlock – Wesson Attendance Center George Thompson – Smithville High School

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All-State Band Caleb Mooneyham – South Pontotoc High School

Red Band Chris Knox – Tupelo High School

White Band Kaylin Williams – Brookhaven High School

Blue Band Trenton Brown – Center Hill High School

PERCUSSION EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY Warren Central High School Brookhaven High School North Pike High School Ridgeland High School

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"Our program raised over $6,000 profit in a little over two weeks with our Moon Pie Mania fundraiser. There were unconfirmed but credible reports of a substantial demand for RC Cola in the Hattiesburg area during this time as well. Thank you, David and Chattanooga Bakery, for bringing this opportunity to our program!" Jerry Pickering, Band Director, Oak Grove HS

MoonPies were a huge success in our community! It was something different and I couldn't keep them fast enough! Our program raised $3,000 profit. My kids did not have problems selling them at all! We look forward to selling them again! Bradley Strom, Band Director, Tishomingo County HS

Man, we did great! Otis Spunkmeyer! $6,000 profit! Mickey Mangum, Band Director, Long Beach HS

"Moon Pie Mania" is exactly what it is. Our community went crazy for Moon Pies. We kicked off on a Thursday and by the next Tuesday had passed out all our boxes of Moon Pies - that's almost 6,000 Moon Pies with about 100 kids!! Kids would sell a whole box at a time and came back the next day for more. Our community loved the banana Moon Pies and loved how fresh they were. Brandon Harvell, Band Director, Kossuth High School

"When you told me about the Savings Card “60 Minute Fundraiser”, I thought there’s no way we could make $6,000 profit in one hour! But with your help we made $8,000! Justin Harvison, Band Director, Germantown High School

68 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 69 IT’S ALL IN THE DETAILS STUDENT TRAVEL IS OUR SPECIALTY A great travel experience means everything is taken care of for you, We believe that travel is an integral part of the education process. Our not just the hotel and transportation. We’ll ensure you have all your goal is to help them experience things they would normally only read groups’ needs met, passes to attractions in hand and a dedicated about and generate a lifelong appreciation for learning. With 10 years team to supprt you whenever you need anything else. experience specializing in student travel, and with many happy clients, you can be assured your destination will more than meet expectations. AN EXPERIENCE AS UNIQUE AS YOUR GROUP Every student adventure is as unique as the individuals participtaing, RELATIONSHIPS MATTER that’s why we listen, plan, and customize a travel experience just for You matter to us, plain and simple. It’s our goal to make you and your you. We build itineraries that match the needs and interests of your students feel like you are part of our extended family, and when you’re students to ensure the experience of a lifetime. happy we’re ecstatic. You can count on us not just during the planning process and when you are traveling, but also when the trip becomes a fond memory. We’ll be there every step of the way - creating, exploring, remembering your best trip ever! Call us today to plan your best trip yet FL Seller of Traveler License # ST36321

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Flute Trumpet Lauren Johnson, Biloxi Kyle Nix, South Pontotoc Sophia Chung, Northwest Rankin Eva Ulmer, DeSoto Central Shelby Werneth, Ocean Springs Chase Boudreaux, Ocean Springs John Goodson, Grenada Michael Worzella, Vancleave Emilie Dandan, Desoto Central Matthew Tidwell, North Pontotoc Taylor Bishop, Itawamba Agricultural Jacob Krance, Ocean Springs Nathan Heard, Clinton Oboe Jacob Gregorio, Lake Cormorant Cadee Havard, Gulfport JT Johnson, Itawamba Eric Chen, Madison Central French Horn Bassoon Sarah Ross, Northwest Rankin Will Nelson, Northwest Rankin Ann Carraway Caruthers, Germantown Samuel Brunetz, Germantown Abigail Loftin, Germantown Toby Tran, St. Martin Clarinet Jonathan Dacus, Clinton Kathryn McArthur, Gautier Brian Alston, Gulfport Josie Tripp, Clinton Denny Zhang, Northwest Rankin Trombone Christian Chandler, Ocean Springs Jackson Roth, Long Beach Sarah Kathryn Johnson, Saltillo Ethan Haggard, Olive Branch Laura Nabholz, Clinton Anthony Tonini, Ocean Springs Jimmy Hoang, Pass Christian Lilli Bailey, Grenada Jeremiah Clermont, Brandon Leah Tucker, Clinton Joshua Brown, South Jones Andrew Darling, New Albany Emily Hester, Oxford Jourdan Friley, Gautier Euphonium Jacqueline Sanchez, West Jones Ben Kahle, Ocean Springs Samuel Wascoe, Petal Bass Clarinet Hanna Mitchell, Ocean Springs Tuba Lindsey Lowe, Oxford Dawson Foster, Madison Central Brian Crum, Hernando Contrabass Clarinet Mason Young, Ocean Springs Micah Champagne, Petal Justin Smith, Pearl

Alto Sax Mallets Angel Rubio, Lake Cormorant Mario Bombelli, Oxford Bobby Onsby, South Pontotoc Julia Huffman, Lewisburg Lyndon Bobo, Northwest Rankin Briana Gamboa, Pass Christian Percussion Colin Keys, Grenada Tenor Sax Riley Jones, Lewisburg Gabriel Bland, Germantown Hayden Morgan, Lewisburg Cody Yoder, Hernando Bari Sax Joseph McHenry, Lawrence County Ben Curry, Northwest Rankin Eliseo Fernandez, South Pontotoc

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 71 STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Shai’cameron Mason Baritone TC Aberdeen High School Joy Adair Trombone Aberdeen High School Mia Mallard Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Alcorn Central Tatum Lancaster Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Alcorn Central Jillian Porter Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Alexander Junior High Emily McFatter Flute Amory High School Ada Colburn Oboe Amory High School Harrison Moore Trombone Amory Middle School Alphonso Hayden Tuba Armstrong Chris Hill Trombone Baldwyn High School Isaiah Parker Trumpet Baldwyn High School Abby Shivers Bassoon Batesville Junior High Mackenzie Spengler Trumpet Bayou View Middle School Laniyah Johnson Clarinet Belle - Shivers Middle School Wesley Wiltshire Battery Percussion (Snare) Belmont High Kristin Ruple Flute Belmont High Peyton Stallings Alto Saxophone Biggersville Waco Henderson Baritone BC Biggersville Chance Rootes French Horn Biloxi High School Amy Garrett French Horn Biloxi Jr High Baileigh Morelock Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Booneville Henry Lindsey Trombone Booneville Victoria Glenn Clarinet Booneville Middle School Isabelle Toller Bassoon Brandon High School Graylon Blackshear Trombone Brandon Middle School Lauren Mabry Trumpet Brookhaven High School Mia Willis Tuba Brookhaven High School Mallory Stribling Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Bruce High School Anna Grace Pullen Tuba Bruce High School Conner Shelton Tuba Bruce Junior High Anna Jane Burcham Clarinet Burnsville JHS/Tishomingo MS Chloe King Bass Clarinet Byram Middle School William Serpas Battery Percussion (Snare) Caledonia Nicholas Burroughs Clarinet Caledonia Alana James Clarinet Calhoun Tony Toupes Trombone Calhoun Amarion Vaughn Baritone BC Callaway

72 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School William Hulbert Trombone Callaway Jaylon Houston Alto Saxophone Carver Middle School Tristan Chavis Trombone Carver Middle School (Collins, MS) Ava Hogan Clarinet Center Hill High School Logan Ross Tuba Center Hill High School Reese McNeer Clarinet Center Hill Middle School Kattielyn Johnson Clarinet Choctaw Central High School Brice Ketcher Trumpet Choctaw Central High School Jaci Weeks Alto Saxophone Choctaw County High School Alex Watson Tenor Saxophone Choctaw County High School Patrick Soetaert Trumpet Clara elementary school Noah Martin Alto Saxophone Clarkdale High School Haley Coody Baritone TC Clarkdale High School Miles Johnson Battery Percussion (Snare) Cleveland Central HS Grace Rogers Clarinet Cleveland Central HS Bela Wallace Oboe Cleveland Central Middle School John Patrick Thomas Trombone Clinton Jr. High School Jathan Clark French Horn Collins High School Auldin Ashworth Trumpet Collins High School Jade Thompson Flute Columbia High School Sawyer McDowell Flute Columbia High School Blake Knippers Bari Saxophone Corinth High School Junior Ramos Trumpet Corinth High School Rachel Williams Baritone BC Corinth Middle School Nathan Picard Battery Percussion (Snare) d’Iberville High School Matthew Moore Tuba d’Iberville High School Diontae Jordan Clarinet Diberville Middle School Alyssa Cade Clarinet East Central High School Jade Flint Trumpet East Central High School Paris Toomer Flute East Central Middle School Riley Cooper Melodic Percussion (Mallets) East union Attendance Center Levi Pannell Trombone East union Attendance Center Joshua Yates Alto Saxophone East Webster Janri Jones Tuba East Webster Ja’vion Haynes Tuba Eiland Middle School Madilyn Pitts Clarinet Enterprise High School Gavan Sullins Trombone Enterprise High School

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 73 STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Asher Ishmael Battery Percussion (Snare) Ethel Attendance Center Lotus Edwards Clarinet Ethel Attendance Center Collin Booth Baritone BC Eupora High School Delaina Gaskin Flute Eupora High School Cody Shelton Baritone BC Fifth Street School, West Point Judy Slay Flute Florence High School Ethan Seaney French Horn Florence High School justin Araujo Alto Saxophone Forest Jesus Garcia Trombone Forest Jaylun Henderson Battery Percussion (Snare) Forest Hill Antone Ellis Trumpet Forest Hill Mitch Tutor Battery Percussion (Snare) Forrest County Agricultural High School Marissa Jennings Flute Forrest County Agricultural High School Rachel Temple Clarinet Franklin County Alexis Berryhill Flute Franklin County Drew Berryhill Trumpet Franklin County Mayah Peterson French Horn Gautier Middle School Kerigan Brewer Alto Saxophone George County High School Victoria Suarez Clarinet George County High School Naomi Rasberry Flute George County Middle School Gabby Caraway Clarinet Germantown Middle School Christian Pope Tenor Saxophone Greene County High School Hannah Parker Trumpet Greene County High School LADARIUS MOORE Trumpet Greenville High School ARTHUR STYLES Tuba Greenville High School Anthom Ahanonu Clarinet Greenwood High School Jadylia Buckner Trumpet Greenwood Middle School Nate Lawson Trombone Grenada Imani Ashley Baritone BC Gulfport Central Middle School Elijah Chapman Flute Guntown Middle School Hannah Dickerson Trombone Hamilton High School Taya Baggett Trumpet Hamilton High School Railey Mouton Flute Hancock High School Iris Barrios Trombone Hancock High School Sarah Marlin French Horn Hancock Middle School Matthew Brewton Tuba Harrison Central High School Jayden Rice Tuba Harrison Central High School

74 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Eli Hathcote French Horn Hatley Keigan Holley Trombone Hatley Mackenzie Mapes Flute Hernando Middle School Christopher Washington French Horn Houston High School Christian Rimmer Trumpet Houston High School Lara Hollingsworth Clarinet Houston Middle School Degavion Jackson Trombone Independence High School Whit Everitt Trombone Ingomar Attendance Center Reece Hill French Horn Itawamba Attendance Center Levi Lovelace Tuba Iuka Middle School Rebekah Schmitz Trombone J.Z. George High School Carson Skelton Trumpet J.Z. George High School Kaylee Stringer French Horn Jefferson Middle School Allison Thomas Clarinet Kosciusko High School Ethan Kelly Tuba Kosciusko High School Jonathan Gant Baritone BC Kosciusko Junior High Kevin McDonald Alto Saxophone Kossuth High School Isabella Thompson Trombone Kossuth High School Kinley Lindsay Contrabass Clarinet Lafayette Berkley Madaris Oboe Lafayette Claire Davis Bass Clarinet Lafayette Middle School Gracie Hylander Bassoon Lake Cormorant Skylar Lubbers Oboe Lake Cormorant Middle Ashleigh Oville Flute Laurel High School Jada Sanson French Horn Laurel High School Rachel Burnside Tenor Saxophone Laurel Middle Hagen Conn Battery Percussion (Snare) Lawrence County High School Hailey Neal Battery Percussion (Snare) Leake Central Jartevius Brown Battery Percussion (Snare) Leake Central High School CJ Tucker Flute Leake Central High School Addy Terry Battery Percussion (Snare) Lewisburg Amelia Lipski Trumpet Long Beach Carter Hudson Trombone Long Beach High School Marc Sudduth French Horn Louisville High School Tyler Burnham Tenor Saxophone Louisville High School Will McCullough Bari Saxophone Loyd Star Attendance Center Kirsten Scroggs Trumpet Loyd Star Attendance Center

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 75 STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Eli Ragsdale Trumpet Madison Central High School Noah Giesecke Trumpet Madison Middle School Katelyn Singley Bari Saxophone Magee Jamie Robertson Trumpet Magee Noah McWilliams Trumpet Magee middle school Jaquan Hill Battery Percussion (Snare) Magnolia Middle School Kennen Johnson Battery Percussion (Snare) Mantachie High School Alisha Boren Trumpet Mantachie High School Zammarrion Holmes-Ilori Baritone BC McComb High School Jeremiah Martin Trumpet McComb High School Alex Hemphill Bari Saxophone McLaurin High School Zyquien Wells Trumpet McLaurin High School Macie Bartholomew Clarinet Mendenhall High School Melody Pittman Flute Mendenhall High School Kaylie Cruse Alto Saxophone Mendenhall Junior High School Asainy Rainey Baritone BC Meridian High School Brendon Boyd Tenor Saxophone Meridian High School Mason Anglin Trombone Mize High School Daylen Hux Tuba Mize High School Charlotte Williams Flute Mooreville High School Timothy Le Trombone Mooreville High School Laken Frison Flute Mooreville Middle School Jennifer Garcia Bass Clarinet Morton High School Bryan Tucker Baritone BC Murrah High School Kennedi Stancil Flute Murrah High School Cameron Stewart Alto Saxophone Neshoba Central Sofia Euyoque Clarinet Neshoba Central Sara Savell Trumpet Neshoba Central Middle School Cailyn Cotten Clarinet New Albany Dylan Jackson Tuba New Albany Middle School Carrington Taylor Flute Newton County High School Gregory Crocker French Horn Newton County High School Angelina Eshee Trumpet Newton County Middle School E’irelun Lanmon Flute North Gulfport Middle School Peighton Snider Clarinet North Pontotoc Lillian Angle French Horn North Pontotoc Katie Buse Flute North Tippah

76 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Anna Grade Fiveash Melodic Percussion (Mallets) North Tippah Robyn Sargent Trombone North Woolmarket Middle School Jennifer Hernandez Trombone Northeast Jones HS Zoey Hudson Tuba Northeast Jones HS Janette Hernandez Flute Northeast Jones Middle School Jami Randall Alto Saxophone Northeast Lauderdale High School Mary Margaret Stevens Alto Saxophone Northeast Lauderdale Middle School Lilliana Burkes Clarinet Northwest Middle School (Meridian Public Schools) Noel Underwood Baritone BC Northwest Rankin Middle School Emma Burge Flute Oak Grove High School Andrew Lott Trumpet Oak Grove High School Anushka Singh Clarinet Oak Grove Middle School Karli Albaral Bassoon Ocean Springs Middle School Musa Blake Alto Saxophone Olde Towne Middle School Kaitlyn Hearn Clarinet Olive Branch High School Logan Durley Trombone Olive Branch Middle School Jordan Westmoreland Battery Percussion (Snare) Pascagoula High School Raisa Harris Flute Pascagoula High School Carly LeBlanc Clarinet Pass Christian Middle School Cooper Giles French Horn Pearl Liz Sudduth Bassoon Pearl Jr. High School Hailey Meyer Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Pearl River Central Austin Guidry Baritone TC Pearl River Central High School Peyton Brossette Trombone Pearl River Central High School Ricky Beard French Horn Pelahatchie High School Caleb Watkins Tuba Pelahatchie High School Sariah Howze Battery Percussion (Snare) Perry Central Jana Sevilla Clarinet Perry Central Hanna Gore Trombone Perry Central Middle School Meredith Suttle Flute Petal Middle School Peyton Taylor French Horn Picayune Jr High School Collin Smith Flute Picayune Memorial High School Zach Alexander French Horn Picayune Memorial High School Zaybien Owens Trombone Plantersville Middle School Jayde Richardson Bassoon Pontotoc High School Ella Kate Nichols Trumpet Pontotoc High School Luke Hammer Baritone BC Pontotoc Junior High

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 77 STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Susie Putman French Horn Pope Chloe Hennes Flute Poplarville High School Maya Clark Oboe Poplarville High School Austin Martin Battery Percussion (Snare) Potts Camp High School Tevin Holts Clarinet Potts Camp High School Delvin Kelly Tuba Puckett High School Gavriel Addison Baritone TC Purvis Richard Gutierrez Bass Clarinet Purvis Dixie Pinkerton Flute Quitman High School Hannah Manning Trumpet Quitman High School Antonio Evans Battery Percussion (Snare) Quitman Junior High School She’Kyra Paige Flute Raymond High School Krishuna Joiner Flute Raymond High School Miguel Valadez Baritone BC Richland High School Dakota Andrews French Horn Richland High School Kalina Montani Clarinet Richton High School Meagan Logsdon Melodic Percussion (Mallets) Richton High School De’Ja Wheaton Bassoon Ridgeland Fiona Clay-Hester Oboe Ridgeland Yuridia Benevides Clarinet Ripley Alicia Benevides Clarinet Ripley Kelsi Fournier Trombone Ripley Lexi Douglas Flute Saltillo High School Brianna Sanford Flute Scott Central High School Alexis Guthrie Trumpet Scott Central High School Aaron Mayo Battery Percussion (Snare) Scott Central Junior High Camden Lott Alto Saxophone Sebastopol Attendance Center Brodie Denson Tenor Saxophone Sebastopol Attendance Center Sophia Gordon Flute Seminary High School Carson Thaxton Alto Saxophone Seminary High School Amy Almanza Bass Clarinet Senatobia TaMyra Johnson Trombone Senatobia Ben Jackson Trombone Senatobia jessica fowler Alto Saxophone Shannon High School persha childs Flute Shannon High School Braelyn Williams Trumpet Shannon Middle School Caitlin McCollum Clarinet Simpson Central

78 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Maggie Estis Clarinet Smithville Brandon Harris Trombone Smithville Cooper Thomas Tuba Smithville Middle School Jacob Roney Baritone BC South Jones Tristan Patterson Battery Percussion (Snare) South Jones Middle School Sarah Jane Bainer Clarinet South Panola High School Amonee Draper Clarinet South Panola High School Zaria Jackson Trombone South Pike Alana Brown-Davis Trumpet South Pike Christopher Baker Trumpet South Pike Junior High Hunter Luby Alto Saxophone South Pontotoc Emma Pinson Battery Percussion (Snare) Southeast Lauderdale Harrison Speed Bass Clarinet St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Nathan Barrett Clarinet St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Molly Spencer Flute St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Jason Barlow Battery Percussion (Snare) St. Martin High School Cindy Phan Flute St. Martin Middle School Blake Smith Bassoon Starkville High School Grace May French Horn Starkville High School Kyran Williams Tuba Starkville High School Sidney Fairley French Horn Stone High Nate Smith Trombone Stone High Makayla Fowler Flute Stone Middle Aiden Paradis Tenor Saxophone Strayhorn Mckenzie Dickerson Flute Strayhorn High School Matthew Ward Trombone Strayhorn High School Jocelyn Bustillos Clarinet Stringer Attendance Center Sarah Ishee Clarinet Stringer Attendance Center Trace Hand Trombone Stringer Attendance Center Ayden Hawkins Alto Saxophone Taylorsville High School Taikya Ducksworth Battery Percussion (Snare) Taylorsville High School William Alvis Trombone Terry High School Grace Presley Flute Tishomingo County High School Erin Moore Flute Tupelo Jordan Wayne Baritone BC Tupelo High Eli Smart French Horn Tupelo High James Spreafico Baritone BC Union High School

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 79 STATE BAND CLINIC ROSTER First Name Last Name Instrument School Seth Sessums Tenor Saxophone Union High School Olivia Dudley Clarinet Vancleave Michael Rhea Tuba Vancleave Middle School Ka’Lea Tillman French Horn Warren Central Eric Darden Trumpet Warren Central Junior High Dorian Pomerlee Clarinet Water Valley High School Logan Joyner Trumpet Water Valley High School Kara Beard Battery Percussion (Snare) Wayne County Buckatunna Stevonta Mayfield Battery Percussion (Snare) Wayne County High School Hunter Meredith Baritone BC Wesson Attendance Center Cody Goodman Trombone Wesson Attendance Center Gabriel Trotter Trumpet West Harrison High School Ian Marks French Horn West Jones High School Waylon Magee Baritone TC West Marion High School Gracee Albritton Trumpet West Marion High School Geniya Tate Battery Percussion (Snare) West Point Brittni Moore Clarinet West Point Amelia Buras Flute West Wortham Middle School Carley Grace Miller French Horn William Colmer Middle School

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1. Be in your seat and ready to rehearse before the scheduled time.

2. Have all necessary materials including a stand, pencil, oils and reeds for each rehearsal.

3. Cell phones will be turned off and put away during rehearsals. Cell phones used during rehearsals will be confiscated.

4. In case of sickness, call Mr. or Mrs. Rigdon (601) 433-8980. Mr. and Mrs. Rigdon will notify your clinician and your band director.

5. Your attendance at all clinic events, including rehearsals and the Friday night concerts, is required. Students are expected to stay for the entire Friday night concert.

6. General rules of courtesy and citizenship will be observed at all times.

7. Name tags will be worn correctly at all times.

8. At NO time will there be any girls in boys’ rooms or vice versa.

9. Room check will be made immediately after curfew. Afterwards, students will remain in their rooms and quiet will be observed.

10. Instruments are to be played only in the designated areas and at designated times.

11. Students will dress appropriately at all times.

12. No food or drink will be delivered to student rooms.

13. Any charges to your room, including phone usage and damages, will be the students’ responsibility.

14. Students will check out of the hotel before the Final Concert on Saturday.

15. Students found to be in violation of these rules will be sent home and the schools that they represent will not be allowed to participate in the State Band Clinic the following year.

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82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 83 STARKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE

STARKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WIND ENSEMBLE

SHAWN SULLIVAN, CONDUCTOR PROGRAM

The Hounds of Spring...... Alfred Reed (1921-2005)

Our Cast Aways...... Julie Giroux (1961) DeMario Jefferson, Conductor

Concertpiece for Marimba and Wind Ensemble...... Clifton Taylor (1968) Jason Baker, Soloist Dr. Clifton Taylor, Conductor

Quiet Pride...... Quincy Hilliard (1954) World Premiere

Shepherd’s Hey...... Percy Grainger (1882-1961)/arr. Schissel Dr. Eddie Peasant, Conductor

We Come A-Darkly Caroling...... David Lovrien (1963)

FEATURING Starkville High School Chamber Singers Jennifer Davis and Jordan Dobbins, Directors

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FLUTE ALTO SAXOPHONE EUPHONIUM Tristan King AJ Fletcher Dawson Smith Katie Leigh Evan Solomon* Johntavia Toliver Andrea Peeples Megan Wise TENOR SAXOPHONE TUBA Ella Wubben* Mattie Phelps Joshua Easley Megan Williams Gavin Smith OBOE Eric Spears Annemarie Coatney* BARITONE SAXOPHONE Kyran Williams* Isaac Riggins Blake Kellum Tanissa Ringo STRING BASS TRUMPET Emma Powe ENGLISH HORN Peyton Brigham* Kailyn Vollenweider Annemarie Coatney Andrew Carlock Easton Gills PERCUSSION BASSOON Teagan Morgan Jadyn Bowen Eric Godwin Lucas Rader Rayfield Evins Blake Smith Eli Wilson* Kameryn Rice Sidney Sansing CLARINET HORN Jasmine Stone Kaviuna Cannon Griffin Davis Travis Story Keyunna Chandler Alexia Greer Matt Wubben Mina Clay* Emily King Rachel King Benson Le DRUM SET Soyeon Park Grace May Carlos Kemp Jr. Daneah Saffold Jane Strawderman* George Utz PIANO TROMBONE Trent Smith BASS CLARINET Bobbi Calmes Jennifer Davis Avery Johnson Connor Davis Kasey Trainer Chris Gent* Jacob Lee Sidney Profice

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ABOUT THE CONDUCTOR

Shawn Sullivan is currently in his thirteenth year as Director of Bands for the Starkville- Oktibbeha School District. His duties include directing the marching band, along with the wind ensemble, and overseeing all of the band programs in the district. Before coming to Starkville, Mr. Sullivan was the Co-Director of Bands at Overton High School for the Creative and Performing Arts and Director of Bands at Central High School and Ridgeway High School, all in Memphis, Tennessee. He was also an Assistant Band Director at West Memphis High School, in West Memphis, Arkansas.

Mr. Sullivan received a Bachelor in Music Education in 1995 and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership in 2011, both from Arkansas State University. Mr. Sullivan was an adjudicator for the United States School Band Association between 2002 and 2009 in New Jersey, New York, Tennessee and Maryland. Additionally, he has served as guest clinician in Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi.

In 2016, Mr. Sullivan was selected as the concert director for the Mississippi Lions Band and traveled with the group to the International Lions Convention in Fukuoka, Japan. This summer he looks forward to serving in the same capacity as the group travels to Hawaii.

Mr. Sullivan has performed with the Northeast Arkansas Symphony, the Germantown Symphony (TN), and is currently principal tuba in the MSU/Starkville Symphony. From 2013-2017, Mr. Sullivan served as adjunct tuba instructor at Mississippi State University and performed with the faculty brass quintet.

Under his direction, Sullivan’s bands have consistently earned superior ratings at regional, state and national events. In 2012, he received the Citation of Excellence from the National Band Association. His band has also received the Sweepstakes Award in Mississippi since the awards inception in 2009.

Mr. Sullivan is currently serving as 1st Vice President of the Mississippi Bandmasters Association. He is a member of Kappa Kappa Psi Fraternity, American School Band Directors Association, and Phi Beta Mu.

Mr. Sullivan attends First United Methodist Church in Starkville where he serves as director of the brass ensemble and the advanced hand bell ensemble. He is married to his wonderful wife Cyndi, and the two have a daughter, Margaret Ann.

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THE MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLE

The Wind Ensemble is the premiere instrumental student ensemble at Mississippi State University.

Membership is extended to the most advanced musicians by competitive audition, regardless of university major. This select group represents the musical student leadership of the band program and performs in both the Fall and Spring semesters. The ensemble has a tradition of musical excellence and is committed to playing the finest new works along with the traditional masterpieces from the past. In addition to multiple campus performances each semester, the Wind Ensemble conducts a regional performance tour annually. The band has been the featured university band at the Mississippi Bandmaster’s Convention and for the Mississippi All-State Concert Band on several occasions and will perform for the American Bandmasters Association convention in 2020. In addition to regular performances in the Mid-South, the Wind Ensemble conducted performance tours of Europe in 2008, 2011, 2014, and 2019.

In addition to their concert appearances, Ms. Lance and the Wind Ensemble embrace a mission to advance the wind ensemble literature while preparing future musical leaders. They regularly participate in the commissioning of new literature, and through this process, ensemble members are exposed to a diverse repertoire and a variety of compositional techniques that challenge each student to strengthen their musicianship skills.

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Elva Kaye Lance is Director of Bands at Mississippi State University. Her current responsibilities include conducting the Wind Ensemble, providing leadership for the Famous Maroon Band, and administering all aspects of the band program. Ms. Lance also teaches methods classes within the Department of Music and assists with student teacher supervision. A veteran music educator of more than forty years, she previously taught instrumental music in the public schools of Mississippi.

Now in her twenty-eighth year at Mississippi State, Ms. Lance has guided the band program through the completion of a multimillion-dollar rehearsal facility and construction of a new synthetic turf practice field. Under her leadership, the band program has seen the expansion of the band staff and a student enrollment that now includes four concert bands, jazz band, two basketball pep bands, and a marching band with an enrollment of more than 400 students.

As a conductor, she has led the Wind Ensemble in performances for international concert audiences during a 2008 tour of the British Isles, a 2011 tour in Austria and Germany, and an Italian tour in 2014 which included a performance at the International Music Meeting in Padova, Italy. In addition to an annual regional performance tour in the fall semester, in May of 2019 the Wind Ensemble performed in Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic.

Ms. Lance maintains an active schedule as a clinician and adjudicator for both concert and marching band events throughout the country. Additionally, she is a frequent contributor to the Teaching Music Through Performance in Band series.

In 2011, she received the “State Pride” award from the College of Education for excellence in teaching, research, and service and the Edythe M. McArthur Outstanding Woman Band Director Award for the state of Mississippi. She was named Outstanding Bandmaster for Mississippi in 2015, and in 2017 was named Outstanding Contributor to Bands in Mississippi by the Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Mu. She was elected to membership in the prestigious American Bandmasters Association in 2018.

Ms. Lance has served as the state chair for the College Band Directors National Association and is presently the state chair for the National Band Association. She has served on the Diversity Committee and as a member of the Athletic Band Committee for the College Band Directors National Association. She is President of the International Bandmasters Fraternity Phi Beta Mu. Additional professional memberships include the Mississippi Bandmasters Association, Kappa Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Iota, and the National Association for Music Education.

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 89 THE MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLE PROGRAM

Overture in Five Flat...... Julie Giroux (b. 1961)

Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming...... Traditional arr. Larry Kerchner

Il Guarany Overture...... A. Carlos Gomez (1839-1896) arr. Herbert L. Clarke

Concerto Grosso...... Masamicz Amano (b.1957) Will Frye, soprano saxophone Terrell Gilmore, tenor saxophone Brett Causey, alto saxophone Matthew Killen, baritone saxophone Clifton Taylor, conductor

American Hymnsong Suite...... Dwayne Milburn (b. 1963) Craig Aarhus, conductor I. Prelude on “Wondrous Love” II. Ballad on “Balm in Gilead” III. Scherzo on “Nettleton” I V. March on “Wilson”

Heroes and Legends ...... Barry E. Kopetz (b. 1951) Featuring the Boston Brass Barry E. Kopetz, conductor

Five Mississippi Rush...... Clifton Taylor (b. 1968) World Premiere Mohamad Schuman, conductor President, Phi Beta Mu Delta Chapter

America the Beautiful...... Samuel A. Ward (1847-1903) arr. Carmen Dragon

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THE BOSTON BRASS

Boston Brass is a Yamaha Performing Group and has been featured at the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic, World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, Japan Band Clinic, Music Educators National Conferences, American Bandmasters Association Conference, The American Band College, Western International Band Clinic, and Texas Bandmasters Association Convention. and through this process, ensemble members are exposed to a diverse repertoire and a variety of compositional techniques that challenge each student to strengthen their musicianship skills.

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Aberdeen High School Bay Waveland Middle School Charles Gusmus, Halle Mims Trent Patterson 205 MS-145; Aberdeen, MS 39730 600 Pine St.; Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 228-463-0315 662-369-8933 Bayou View Middle School Alcorn Central High School Cameron Jenkins, Susan Schuman Betty Patterson 212 43rd Street; Gulfport, MS 39507 8 CR 254; Glen, MS 38846 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-286-8720 x2029 228-865-4633 Alcorn Central Middle School Belhaven University Jana Matlock Casey Kirk 8 CR 254; Glen, MS 38846 1500 Peachtree St.; Jackson, MS 39202 [email protected] [email protected] 662-286-8720 601-974-6469 Alexander Junior High School (Brookhaven) Belle-Shivers Middle School (Aberdeen) Stephanie Verucchi Kenneth clay 713 Beauregard Street; Brookhaven, MS 39601 P.O.Box 607; Aberdeen, MS 39730 [email protected] [email protected] 601-833-7549 662-369-6241 Amory High School Belmont High School Jeff Colburn Rick Murrell 1006 Sam Haskell Circle; Amory, MS 38821 9 School Drive; Belmont, MS 38827 [email protected] [email protected] 662-256-5753 662-454-7238 Amory Middle School Biggersville High School Will Pate, David Cuevas Libby Cunningham 700 2nd Ave N; Amory, MS 38821 571 Hwy 45 S; Corinth, MS 38834 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-286-3542 228-234-1958 • 662-256-5758 Biloxi High School Armstrong Middle School Travis Coakley Kathy Baker, Karen Dieckmann 1845 Tribe Drive; Biloxi, MS 39532 303 McKee Street; Starkville, MS 39759 [email protected] [email protected] 228-435-6105 [email protected] 662-324-4070 Bogue Chitto Attendance Center Andrew Different Baldwyn High School 385 Monticello St. SE; Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 Marshall Dear, Kelvin Hill [email protected] 512 N. 4th St; Baldwyn, MS 38824 601-734-2723 [email protected] [email protected] Booneville High School 662-365-1020 Joshua Forsythe 300 B West George E. Allen Drive; Booneville, MS 38829 Batesville Junior High School [email protected] Timothy Goss, Laura Reed 662-728-4689 507 Tiger Drive; Batesville, MS 38606 [email protected] Booneville Middle School [email protected] Jada Forsythe 662-563-4564 • 662-563-6049 300 B West George E. Allen Drive; Booneville, MS 38829 [email protected] Bay High School 662-728-4689 Eric Fry 750 Blue Meadow Rd; Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 [email protected] 228-467-6611 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 93 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Brandon High School Callaway High School Mark Edwards Curtis Luckett 3090 HWY 18; Brandon, MS 39042 601 Beasley Rd; Jackson, MS 39206 [email protected] [email protected] 601-927-1712 601-987-3535 Brandon Middle School Carver Middle School (Meridian) Michelle Green, Leigh Ann Ross, Justin Craft Damon Barnes 408 South College Street; Brandon, MS 39042 900 44th Avenue; Meridian, MS 39307 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-484-4482 [email protected] 601-825-2261 • 601-825-5998 • 601-331-1839 Carver Middle School (Raymond) Lynnzy Higgins Brookhaven High School 560 Port Gibson St; Raymond, MS 39154 Andrew Bonner, Joshua Landrum, Kaylin Williams [email protected] 443 E. Monticello St.; Brookhaven, MS 39601 601-857-5006 [email protected] [email protected] Center Hill High School [email protected] Trenton Brown, Jared Ross 601-833-6661 • 601-833-4498 13250 Kirk Rd; Olive Branch, MS 38654 [email protected] Bruce High School [email protected] Cody Roberts 662-890-2992 430 E Countiss St; Bruce, MS 38915 [email protected] Center Hill Middle School 662-983-3358 Jim Jolley 8756 Forest Hill Irene; Olive Branch, MS 38654 Bruce Junior High School [email protected] Corey Young 662-892-6812 430 E Countiss St; Bruce, MS 38915 [email protected] Charleston High School 662-983-3358 David Baker 310 North Cossar Street; Charleston, MS 38921 Burnsville Junior High/ [email protected] Tishomingo Middle School/ 662-647-5359 Tishomingo County High School Mary Phillips Choctaw Central High School 23 Washington Street; Burnsville, MS 38833 Dorian Trahan, Elter Wilson [email protected] 150 Receration Rd.; Choctaw, MS 39350 662-427-9226 [email protected] [email protected] Byram Middle School 601-663-7777 • 601-416-9352 Patrick O’Donovan 2009 Byram Bulldog Blvd; Terry, MS 39170 Choctaw County High School [email protected] Bruce Dobbs 601-372-4597 393 East Main St.; Ackerman, MS 39735 [email protected] Caledonia High School 662-284-4101 Shelby Wilbanks 111 Confederate Drive; Caledonia, MS 39740 Clara Elementary/ [email protected] Wayne County High School 662-356-2012 Elizabeth Long 40 Clara School Rd; Waynesboro, MS 39367 Calhoun City High School [email protected] Jamin McPhetrige, Ken White 601-410-6065 201 N Beadle St; Calhoun City, MS 38916 [email protected] Clarkdale High School [email protected] Joshua Rushing 662-931-2572 • 662-628-5112 7000 MS-145; Meridian, MS 39301 [email protected] 601-693-4463

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Clarksdale High School Copiah-Lincoln Community College Joel Beard Juanita Proffitt, Chad Austin, Kendra Washington 1101 Wildcat Drive; Clarksdale, MS 38614 Po box 649; Wesson, MS 39191 [email protected] [email protected] 662-627-8530 [email protected] [email protected] Cleveland Central High School 601-643-8383 • 601-643-8387 • 601-643-8431 Kelli Wallace, Katie Hugley 300 West Sunflower Road; Cleveland, MS 38732 Corinth High School [email protected] Brianna Parmer, Benny Ratliff [email protected] 1310 N Harper Rd; Corinth, MS 38834 662-545-4393 • 662-545-9343 [email protected] [email protected] Cleveland Central Middle School 662-286-1000 Marcus Lewis, Fulton Cherry 601 Lucy Seaberry Blvd; Cleveland, MS 38702 Crystal Springs High School [email protected] Joshua Hood, Henry Johnson [email protected] 201 Newton Street; Crystal Springs, MS 39059 662-843-2338 [email protected] [email protected] Clinton High School 601-892-4791 Dustin Hazlett, Gavin McAdams 401 Arrow Dr; Clinton, MS 39056 Crystal Springs Middle School [email protected] Wes Moore [email protected] 2092 South Pat Harrison Drive; Crystal Springs, MS 39059 601-924-5519 [email protected] 601-892-2722 Clinton Junior High School Heidi Harrell, Daniel Johnson d’Iberville High School 711 West Lakeview Drive; Clinton, MS 39060 James Brown, Don Newman [email protected] 15625 Lamey Bridge Rd; d’Iberville, MS 39540 [email protected] [email protected] 601-924-0954 [email protected] 228-392-9770 Coahoma County Jr./Sr. High School Tommie Dorris d’Iberville Middle School 1555 Lee Drive; Clarksdale, MS 38614 Casey Caviness [email protected] 3320 Warrior Dr; D’Iberville, MS 39540 662-627-7378 [email protected] 228-392-1746 Collins High School Matt Porter DeSoto Central High School 1208 South Dogwood; Collins, MS 39428 Devin Burgess, Dennis Cox [email protected] 2911 Central Pkwy; Southaven, MS 38671 601-765-3203 [email protected] [email protected] Columbia High School 662-536-3612 Leslie Fortenberry, Bill Thompson 1009 Broad St.; Columbia, MS 39429 Desoto Central Middle School [email protected] Tyler Hart, Jocelyn Hembruch [email protected] 2611 Central Parkway; Southaven, MS 38672 601-736-5340 [email protected] [email protected] Columbus High School 662-349-6660 x113 LaTerence Varnado, Sammy Brown, Eric James, Latasha Jones, Johnathan Parr East Central High School 215 Hemlock Street; Columbus, MS 39702 Tim McMillen [email protected] 5500 HURLEY WADE RD; Moss Point, MS 39562 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 228-588-7007 [email protected] [email protected] 662-241-7216 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 95 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

East Central Middle School Florence High School Rita Becallo Buckley Beau Robinson 21725 Slider Road; Moss Point, MS 39562 232 Hwy 469 N.; Florence, MS 39073 [email protected] [email protected] 228-588-7009 601-829-6946 East Marion High School Forest High School Orlando C. Ratliff Kevin Bishop, Mark Davis 527 E MARION SCHOOL ROAD; Columbia, MS 39429 511 Cleveland Street; Forest, MS 39074 [email protected] [email protected] 601-736-3006 601-469-3255 • 662-417-2791 East Rankin Academy Forest Hill High School Lynn Dickerson Demetri Jones 400 MS 43; Pelahatchie, MS 39145 2607 Raymond Road; Jackson, MS 39212 [email protected] [email protected] 601-854-5691 601-371-4313 East Union Attendance Center Forrest County Agricultural High School Derek Taylor Lara Pitts, Emily Batley 1548 MS-9; Blue Springs, MS 38828 215 Old Hwy 49 E; Brooklyn, MS 39425 [email protected] [email protected] 662-534-6920 [email protected] 601-582-4741 x137 East Webster High School Jacob Jackson, Jesse Yates Franklin County High School 195 Old Cumberland Rd; Maben, MS 39750 Colby Kee, Blake Phillips [email protected] 340 Edison St S; Meadville, MS 39653-7434 [email protected] [email protected] 662-578-1175 • 662-263-5321 [email protected] 601-384-2965 • 901-825-0079 Eiland Middle School (Louisville) Lyndsey Bobo Gautier High School 508 Camile St.; Louisville, MS 39339 Brandon Wilson, Nathan Sanders [email protected] 4307 Gautier Vancleave Rd; Gautier, MS 39553 662-773-9001 [email protected] [email protected] Enterprise High School 228-522-8802 Tirzah Rowland 501 S River Rd; Enterprise, MS, MS 39330 Gautier Middle School [email protected] Louise Smith 601-659-4435 1920 Graveline Road; Gautier, MS 39553 [email protected] Enterprise Middle School 228-522-8815 Caitlin Sisson 501 S River Rd; Enterprise, MS 39330 George County High School [email protected] Leah Dueitt, Quinton Parker, Krysten West 601-659-4435 9284 Old Highway 63 S; Lucedale, MS 39452 [email protected] Ethel High School [email protected] Devin Morton [email protected] 2178 College St; Ethel, MS 39067 601-947-3116 • 601-947-3300 [email protected] 662-674-5673 George County Middle School Julie Jones Fifth Street School (West Point) 330 Church Street; Lucedale, MS 39452 Travis Metcalf [email protected] 238 E Oak Ridge Drive; West Point, MS 39773 601-947-3106 [email protected] 662-494-1463

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Germantown High School Gulfport High School Josh Craft, Justin Harvison, Allison Taylor Craft Jimi Brown, Westley Morehead, Dee Dee Pitts 409 Calhoun Station Parkway; Madison, MS 39110 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 100 Perry Street; Gulfport, MS 39507 601-325-1932 • 662-891-1685 • 601-859-6150 228-896-7878 Germantown Middle School Guntown Middle School Jim Peacock Brandon Lang 439 Calhoun Station Parkway; Madison, MS 39110 1539 N Main Street; Guntown, MS 38849 [email protected] [email protected] 601-859-0376 662-348-8800 Greene County High School Hamilton High School Kevin White Michael Williams 4336 High School Rd; Leaksville, MS 39451 40201 Hamilton Rd.; Hamilton, MS 39746 [email protected] [email protected] 662-801-2467 662-891-2978 Greenville High School Hancock Middle School Antionette Cox Michael Gilmore, Patrick Vincent 419 Robert Shaw Street; Greenville, MS 38703 7070 Stennis Airport Rd; Kiln, MS 39556 [email protected] [email protected] 662-334-7070 [email protected] 228-467-1889 Greenwood High School Olander Emmons Harrison Central High School 1209 Garrade Ave; Greenwood, MS 38930 Sean Keady, Dell Trotter [email protected] 15600 School Road; Gulfport, MS 39503 662-455-7450 [email protected] [email protected] Grenada High School 228-832-2893 Joe Presley, Drew Smiley, Jordan Winters 1880 Fairground Road; Grenada, MS 38901 Hatley High School [email protected] Callie Moore [email protected] 60826 Hatley Rd.; Amory, MS 38821 [email protected] [email protected] 662-226-4355 • 662-226-4456 662-256-4563 Grenada Middle School Hattiesburg High School Kimberly Presley, Chris Sumrall, Davien Watkins Joseph Short 1880 Fariground Road; Grenada, MS 38901 301 North Hutchinson Avenue; Hattiesburg, MS 39401 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-544-0811 [email protected] 662-226-5135 • 662-226-4355 Hernando High School Victoria Jones, Hannah Harris, Tyler Harris, Len Killough Gulfport Central Middle School 805 Dilworth Lane; Hernando, MS 38632 Adam Tackitt, Donell Wilson [email protected] 1310 42nd Ave.; Gulfport, MS 39501 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 228-870-1035 • 228-870-1013 662-429-4170 • 662-429-4154 • 662-429-7825 Hernando Middle School Joseph Quinnelly 700 Dilworth Ln; Hernando, MS 38632 [email protected] 662-429-4154

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Hillcrest Christian School Itawamba Community College Justin Cook Ryan Todd, Christy Colburn, Brian Cheesman, Eric 4060 S Siwell Rd; Jackson, MS 39212 Simmons [email protected] 602 West Hill St.; Fulton, MS 38843 601-372-0149 [email protected] [email protected] Holly Springs High [email protected] Glynn Faulkner [email protected] 840 High way 178 East; Holly Springs, MS 38635 662-862-8302 • 662-862-8303 [email protected] 662-862-8964 • 662-862-8406 901-871-4153 J.Z. George High School Horn Lake High School Justin Parks, Shelby Stapleton Shelby King, David Woods 900 George St; North Carrollton, MS 38947 3360 Church Rd; Horn Lake, MS 38637 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-237-4701 x9 662-393-5273 Jackson Academy Horn Lake Middle School Todd Taylor Micaiah Radcliffe, Ben Hembruch PO box 14978; Jackson, MS 39236 6125 Hurt Rd.; Horn Lake, MS 38637 [email protected] [email protected] 601-405-6766 [email protected] 662-393-7443 Jefferson Middle School William Frazier Houston High School 613 Bryan Ave; Columbia, MS 39429 Cameron Allen, Eric Malone [email protected] 634 Starkville Road; Houston, MS 38851 601-736-2786 [email protected] [email protected] Kosciusko High School 662-456-2336 Jason Howard, Courtney Wier 317 East Jefferson St.; Kosciusko, MS 39090 Independence High School [email protected] Justin Bixler [email protected] 3184 Hwy 305; Coldwater, MS 38654 662-289-2334 [email protected] 662-233-4691 Kosciusko Junior High Michael Campbell, Rodrick Howell Ingomar Attendance Center 317 East Jefferson St.; Kosciusko, MS 39090 Bryan Mooney [email protected] 1384 County Road 101; New Albany, MS 38652 [email protected] [email protected] 662-289-2334 662-534-5463 Kossuth High School Itawamba Agricultural High School Dianne Cole, Brandon Harvell, Nancy Harvell Rebekah Wells 15 Cr 604; Corinth, MS 38834 11900 Hwy 25 S; Fulton, MS 38843 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-862-3104 [email protected] Itawamba Attendance Center 662-286-5179 Jace Wells Lafayette County High School 11900 Hwy 25 S; Fulton, MS 38843 Kelly Duncan, Lauren Duncan [email protected] 160 Commodore Drive; Oxford, MS 38655 662-862-3104 [email protected] [email protected] 662-234-6570

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Lafayette County Middle School Leake Central Middle School Jeff West Paul Gamble 160 Commodore Dr.; Oxford, MS 38655 804 Martin Luther King Dr; Carthage, MS 39051 [email protected] [email protected] 662-234-6570 205-602-9238 Lake Cormorant High School Leake County High School Jamie Young Tanarri Moore 10201 Star Landing Rd.; Lake Cormorant, MS 38641 220 Spruce Street; Walnut Grove, MS 39189 [email protected] [email protected] 662-996-3060 601-253-2393 Lake Cormorant High School Lewisburg High School O’Neal Douglas, Christopher Jordan Nelson Coile, Paul Morgan, Kim Pickering 10201 Star Landing Rd; Lake Cormorant, MS 38641 1755 Craft Rd.; Olive Branch, MS 38654 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-996-3060 • 504-722-4188 [email protected] 662-890-6769 Lake Cormorant Middle School O’Neal Douglas, Jon Young Lewisburg Middle School 3203 Wilson Mill Rd; Lake Cormorant, MS 38632 Ben McLemore, Matt Pickering [email protected] 1711 Craft Rd.; Olive Branch, MS 38654 [email protected] [email protected] 662-781-0778 [email protected] 662-892-5050 Lake High School Michael Spotts, Joe Vance Long Beach High School 24442 US-80 39092; Lake, MS 39092 Zac Cannon, Mickey Mangum [email protected] 300 East Old Pass Rd.; Long Beach, MS 39560 [email protected] [email protected] 601-775-3248 [email protected] 228-867-3100 • 228-867-3099 Laurel High School Tamiko Bridges, Eli Dailey, Cardis Pearson, Deja Vaughn Long Beach Middle School 1100 West 12th St.; Laurel, MS 39440 Adrienne Cocco [email protected] 204 N Cleveland Avenue; Long Beach, MS 39560 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 228-864-3370 [email protected] 601-649-4145 • 601-649-4145 Louisville High School Clay Fuller Laurel Middle School 258 Ivy Avenue; Louisville, MS 39339 Andre’ Newell [email protected] 1600 Grandview Drive; Laurel, MS 39440 601-754-5999 [email protected] 601-428-5312 Loyd Star Attendance Center Mark Dickerson Lawrence County High School 1880 MS Hwy 550; Brookhaven, MS 39601 Mark Guion, Michelle Smith [email protected] 713 Thomas E Jolly Drive; Monticello, MS 39654 601-833-1858 x4199 [email protected] [email protected] Lumberton High School 601-587-4910 Koty Cox 7920 US HWY 11; Lumberton, MS 39455 Leake Central High School [email protected] Tim Ferguson 601-796-2451 704 North Jordan Street; Carthage, MS 39051 [email protected] 601-267-3738

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 99 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Madison Central High School Mendenhall Junior High School Tracy Carter, Kraig Goreth, Chuck Reynolds, Jennifer Sills John Taylor Wesley 1417 Highland Colony Pwky; Madison, MS 39110 733 DIXIE AVE; Mendenhall, MS 39114 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-847-2296 [email protected] [email protected] Meridian High School 601-856-7121 • 601-856-1403 • 601-853-2044 Antonio Altman, Ashley Burks, Joshua Reed 2320 32nd Street; Meridian, MS 39305 Madison Middle School [email protected] Katy Abels, Tim Cagle, Justin Wallace [email protected] 1365 Mannsdale Road; Madison, MS 39110 [email protected] [email protected] 601-482-7192 [email protected] [email protected] Middle School of Poplarville 601-605-4171 Daniel Broadus 6 Spirit St.; Poplarville, MS 39470 Magee High School [email protected] Amanda Sumrall 601-403-9213 501 Choctaw St. E; Magee, MS 39111 [email protected] Milam Elementary School (Tupelo) 601-849-2331 Cooper Haywood 720 W. Jefferson’s St.; Tupelo, MS 38804 Magnolia Middle School (Meridian) [email protected] Randy Wayne 678-315-1160 1350 24th Street; Meridian, MS 39301 [email protected] Mississippi State University 601-484-4060 Craig Aarhus, Elva Kaye Lance, Cliff Taylor P.O. Box 6162; Mississippi State, MS 39762 Mantachie High School [email protected] Dana Gray, Austin Jones [email protected] 310 Mustang Drive; Mantachie, MS 38855 [email protected] [email protected] 662-325-2713 [email protected] 662-282-4276 Mississippi University for Women Brandon Robinson McComb High School 1100 College St. MUW-1030; Columbus, MS 39701 Dane decuir [email protected] 310 Seventh St.; McComb, MS 39648 662-329-7430 [email protected] 601-684-1979 Mize Attendance Center Brittany Alexander McLaurin Elementary (Natchez) 125 School Rd.; Mize, MS 39116 Curt Smith [email protected] 559 Duncan Ave; Natchez, MS 39120 601-733-5588 [email protected] 601-445-2953 Mooreville Tyler Stallings McLaurin High School PO Box 60; Mooreville, MS 38857 Jennifer Griffin, Dawn Parker [email protected] 130 Tiger Drive; Florence, MS 39073 662-418-6815 [email protected] [email protected] Mooreville High School 601-845-2247 Walt Namie 480 CR 1650; Mooreville, MS 38857 Mendenhall High School [email protected] Mark Hudson 662-397-5610 207 Circle Drive; Mendenhall, MS 39114 [email protected] Morton High School 601-847-2411 Kathryn Baugher Morton High School; Morton, MS 39117 [email protected] 601-732-7009

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Morton High School New Albany Middle School Meagan Lint Michael Swann Morton High School; Morton, MS 39117 400 Apple St.; New Albany, MS 38652 [email protected] [email protected] 601-732-7009 901-833-6590 Murrah High School New Albany Middle School Bryan Jefferson Michael Swann, Nathan Waycaster 4730 Sherbrook Drive; Jackson, MS 39212 400 Apple St.; New Albany, MS 38652 [email protected] [email protected] 601-969-6602 [email protected] 662-534-1800 • 662-534-1820 N.R. Burger Middle School (Hattiesburg) Perry Forstall New Hope High School 174 WSF Tatum Blvd; Hattiesburg, MS 70002 Tracy Blaylock [email protected] 2920 New Hope Road; Columbus, MS 30702 601-582-0536 [email protected] 662-244-4714 Natchez High School Latoya Bradley Parker New Hope Middle School 319 Sgt Prentiss Dr.; Natchez, MS 39601 Erica Shirley [email protected] 3419 New Hope Rd; Columbus, MS 39702 601-445-2863 [email protected] 662-244-4714 Natchez Middle School Dedrick Parker Newton County High School 101 Cottage Home Dr.; Natchez, MS 39120 Stacy Sanders [email protected] 16255 Hwy 503; Decatur, MS 39327 601-445-2917 [email protected] 601-635-3208 Neshoba Central High School Daniel Wade Newton County Middle School 1123 Golf Course Rd; Philadelphia, MS 39350 Phillip Pope [email protected] 16255 MS-503; Decatur, MS 39327 601-656-3127 [email protected] 601-635-3208 Neshoba Central High School Ashley Wade Newton High School 1123 Golf Course Rd; Philadelphia, MS 39350 Jason Alford [email protected] 201 W. First Street; Newton, MS 39345 601-656-3127 [email protected] 601-683-2232 Neshoba Central High School Amanda May North Gulfport Middle School 1123 Golf Course Rd; Phialdelaphia, MS 39350 Michael Baker, Kristina McRaney [email protected] 4715 Illinois Ave; Gulfport, MS 39501 601-656-3127 [email protected] [email protected] Nettleton High School 228-864-8944 Josh Funderburg 179 Mullen ave; Nettleton, MS 38858 North Pike High School [email protected] Stephen Bush, Clint Boleware, Dawn Middleton, 662-963-7403 Gevante Titus, Lynn Weaver 1022 Jaguar Trail; Summit, MS 39666 New Albany High School [email protected] David Hopple [email protected] 401 Hwy 15 N; New Albany, MS 38652 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-534-1805 [email protected] 601-276-2175

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North Pontotoc High School Northwest Mississippi Barrett Gray, Melissa Reeves, Taylor Riley Community College 8324 Highway MS-15; Ecru, MS 38841 Jared Brownlee, Jeff Triplett, [email protected] Jennifer Whitehead, John Ungurait [email protected] 4975 Hwy 51 N; Senatobia, MS 38668 [email protected] [email protected] 662-489-5612 [email protected] [email protected] North Tippah High School [email protected] Suzanne Rolison 662-562-3922 • 662-562-3335 • 662-562-3336 24111 Hwy 15 N PO Box 65; Tiplersville, MS 38674 [email protected] Northwest Rankin High School 662-223-4384 Cindy Morris, Jacob Hennes, Matt McDonald 5805 Highway 25; Flowood, MS 39232 North Woolmarket Middle School [email protected] Shannon Bell [email protected] 16237 Old Woolmarket Rd; Biloxi, MS 39532 [email protected] [email protected] 601-992-9125 • 601-992-2242 228-393-3674 Northwest Rankin Middle School Northeast Jones High School Katie Sweat Suzanne Phillips 1 Paw Print Place; Flowood, MS 39232 68 Northeast Drive; Laurel, MS 39168 [email protected] [email protected] 601-992-1329 601-425-2347 Noxubee County High School Northeast Jones Middle School Marockco Robinson, Marockco Robinson Lindsey Langley 16478 Hwy 45; Macon, MS 39341 68 Northeast Dr.; Laurel, MS 39443 [email protected] [email protected] 662-726-4428 601-425-2347 Oak Grove High School Northeast Lauderdale High School Jerin Harrison, D.J. Louviere, Jerry Pickering Wesley Lollis 5198 Old Highway 11; Hattiesburg, MS 39402 702 Briarwood rd; Meridian, MS 39305 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-679-8523 [email protected] Northeast Lauderdale Middle School 601-264-7232 Jennie House Oak Grove Middle School 7763 Hwy 39 North; Meridian, MS 39305 James Crocker, Zachary Hassell [email protected] 2543 Old Highway 24; Hattiesburg, MS 39402 601-483-3532 [email protected] Northside High School (Shelby) [email protected] Natarsha Ford 601-264-7232 1305 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd; Shelby, MS 38774 Ocean Springs High School [email protected] Cam Roberts, Nathan Pepper, Mohamad Schuman, 662-398-2378 Kevin Shira Northwest Middle School (Meridian) 6701 Old Spanish Trl; Ocean Springs, MS 39564 Stephen Stringer [email protected] 4400 32nd Street; Meridian, MS 39307 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-482-7192 [email protected] 228-875-2521 • 228-875-0333 • 228-875-2521 Ocean Springs Middle School Elizabeth Jackson, Cody Morrow 3600 Hanshaw Road; Ocean Springs, MS 39564 [email protected] [email protected] 228-872-6210 • 228-872-6216

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Okolona High School Pearl High School Kevin Devenport Nicole Allen, Lydia George, Matt Little, Matt Rowan, 404 Dr. Howard Gunn Street; Okolona, MS 38860 Bekah Summerlin [email protected] 500 Pirate Cove; Pearl, MS 39208 662-447-2362 [email protected] [email protected] Olde Towne Middle School [email protected] Steven Culpepper, Jeremy Donald [email protected] 210 Sunnybrook Road; Ridgeland, MS 39157 [email protected] [email protected] 601-932-7939 • 601-932-7931 [email protected] 601-898-8730 Pearl Junior High School Jason Harrell, Aimee Sudduth Olive Branch High School 200 Mary Ann Drive; Pearl, MS 39208 Sid McNeil, Dennis Fitzgerald, Jason Gunn [email protected] 9366 E Sandidge Rd; Olive Branch, MS 38654 [email protected] [email protected] 601-932-7960 [email protected] [email protected] Pearl River Central High School 662-893-3344 Kelcey Becnel 7407 Highway 11; Carriere, MS 39426 Olive Branch Middle Schoool [email protected] Terri Green, William Roberts 601-798-1986 6530 Blocker St; Olive Branch, MS 38654 [email protected] Pearl River Central Middle School [email protected] Kent Herring 662-895-4610 7441 Hwy 11; Carriere, MS 39426 [email protected] Oxford High School 601-798-7744 Mel Morse 101 Charger Loop; Oxford, MS 38655 Pearl River Community College [email protected] Reuben McDowell 662-512-2265 101 Hwy 11 North; Poplarville, MS 39470 [email protected] Oxford Middle School 601-270-6998 Brenon Eaton 222 Bramlett Blvd; Oxford, MS 38655 Pelahatchie High School [email protected] Helen Rettger 662-234-2288 213 S Brooks St; Pelahatchie, MS 39145 [email protected] Pascagoula High School 601-854-8135 Zach Rose, John Taylor 1716 Tucker Avenue; Pascagoula, MS 39567 Perry Central High School [email protected] Kristen Cook, Nathan Cook [email protected] 9899 Highway 98 E; New Augusta, MS 39462 228-938-6460 [email protected] [email protected] Pass Christian High School 601-909-5154 Zachary Walley 720 West North Street; Pass Christian, MS 39571 Petal High School [email protected] Ryan Saul 228-452-2008 1145 Highway 42; Petal, MS 39465 [email protected] Pass Christian Middle School 601-583-8323 Alyssa Cocco 280 West Second Street; Pass Christian, MS 39571 Petal Middle School [email protected] Brittany Swindoll 228-452-5220 203 East Central Avenue; Petal, MS 39465 [email protected] 601-584-6301

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 103 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Petal Upper Elementary School Purvis High School Don Bell Wade Bouchard, Brittany Brunson 400 Hillcrest Loop; Petal, MS 39465 220 School Street; Purvis, MS 39475 [email protected] [email protected] 601-584-7660 [email protected] 601-794-8002 • 601-329-3101 Picayune Junior High School Ellen Moore Quitman High School 702 Goodyear Blvd.; Picayune, MS 39466 Charlie Sorto [email protected] 210 South Jackson Avenue; Quitman, MS 39355 601-798-2602 [email protected] 601-776-5120 Picayune Memorial High School John Cockrell, Kevin Whitlow Quitman Junior High School 800 fifth ave; Picayune, MS 39466 Bre’ Lyn Hamblin [email protected] 501 Lynda Street; Quitman, MS 39355 [email protected] [email protected] 601-798-2602 601-776-3531 Pontotoc High School Raymond High School Sarah Todd, Richie Watson Anthony Wilson 123 N. Main Street; Pontotoc, MS 38863 14050 Highway 18; Raymond, MS 39154 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-460-0176 662-489-1287 • 662-489-4878 Retired Pontotoc Junior High School Johnny Folsom Keith Morgan 151 Stoneridge Walk; Columbus, MS 39701 132 N Main Street; Pontotoc, MS 38863 [email protected] [email protected] 662-489-1275 Richland High School Jordan Scidmore-Salvant, LaDarrius Smothers Pope Middle School 1202 Highway 49 S; Richland, MS 39218 Lee Moyer [email protected] 1110 Main Street; Pope, MS 38658 [email protected] [email protected] 601-939-5144 662-563-3211 Richton High School Poplarville High School Kevin Sherman Joshua Tidwell 701 Elm Ave; Richton, MS 39476 1 Hornet Dr; Poplarville, MS 39470 [email protected] [email protected] 601-788-9608 601-795-3776 Ridgeland High School Potts Camp High School Jill Wallace, Tony Morgan Anthony Adams 586 Sunnybrook Road; Ridgeland, MS 39157 7050 Church Ave; Potts Camp, MS 38659 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-333-6354 601-898-5023 Private Teacher/Music Consultant Ripley High School Ben Mitchell Bernard Hatch, Kayla Herron 1501 Pine Road; Corinth, MS 38834 720 South Clayton Street; RIPLEY, MS 38663 [email protected] [email protected] 662-284-6253 [email protected] 662-512-5246 Puckett Attendance Center Laurel Arnold Ripley Middle School 3682 MS-18; Brandon, MS 39042 Tim Jackson [email protected] 720 South Clayton; Ripley, MS 38663 601-825-5742 [email protected] 662-512-5246

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Rod Paige Middle School/ Shannon Middle School New Hebron Attendance Center Fred Hadley Nathan Mercer 232 Cherry St.; Shannon, MS 38868 1570 Hwy. 84 West; Monticello, MS 39654 [email protected] [email protected] 662-767-3986 601-587-2128 Shaw High School/ Rosa Scott Ninth Grade (Madison Central) McEvans Elementary School Scott Presley Clover Lacy 200 Crawford Street; Madison, MS 39110 601 Highway 61 N; Shaw, MS 38773 [email protected] [email protected] 601-605-0054 662-466-2179 Rust College Simpson Central Byron Chatman Cullen McBride 150 Rust Ave.; Holly Spring, MS 38635 755 Simpson Hwy W.; Pinola, MS 39149 [email protected] [email protected] 662-252-8000 601-847-2630 Saltillo High School Singing River Academy (Gautier) Robin Hill Stephanie McArthur 146 Tiger Dr; Saltillo, MS 38866 4601 Gautier Vancleave Rd.; Gautier, MS 39553 [email protected] [email protected] 662-869-5466 228-522-8835 Scott Central Attendance Center Smithville High School Kathleen Riser George Thompson 2415 Old Jackson Rd; Forest, MS 39074 60017 Highway 23; Smithville, MS 38870 [email protected] [email protected] 601-469-4883 662-651-4276 Sebastopol Attendance Center South Jones High School Anna Girling Brian Joyce, Johnathan Benson 17194 MS-21; Walnut Grove, MS 39189 313 Anderson St.; Ellisville, MS 39437 [email protected] [email protected] 601-917-4824 [email protected] 601-477-8451 Seminary High School Sean Owens, Aaron Bailey, Thaddeus Moss South Jones Middle School 200 East Main St.; Seminary, MS 39479 Robert Bush [email protected] 313 Anderson St; Ellisville, MS 39437 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-477-8451 662-562-9494 601-722-3681 South Panola High School Richard Shirey Senatobia Middle School 601 Tiger Dr.; Batesville, MS 38606 Pam Jackson [email protected] 221 Warrior Drive; Senatobia, MS 38668 662-563-3211 [email protected] 662-562-9494 South Pike High School Kimberly Ladner, Leonard McDonald, Detria Redding Shannon High School 205 W. Myrtle St.; Magnolia, MS 39666 Markel Brooks, William Pruitt, Tim Matlock [email protected] 218 East Cherry Street; Shannon, MS 38868 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-783-0430 • 601-783-0430 • 006-017-8304 [email protected] 662-767-3365 • 662-372-6124 • 662-767-9566 South Pike Junior High Carley Green 222 W Myrtle Street; Magnolia, MS 39652 [email protected] 601-783-0425

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South Pontotoc High School Starkvile High School Caleb Mooneyham, Vance Wigginton Shawn Sullivan, Kyle Hickey, DeMario Jefferson, Doug Thomas 1523 S Pontotoc Rd.; Pontotoc, MS 38863 603 Yellow Jacket Dr; Starkville, MS 39759 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-489-5925 [email protected] [email protected] South Pontotoc Middle Shcool 662-769-5304 • 662-312-2003 Dale Wigginton 662-352-6152 • 662-320-6463 1523 South Pontotoc Rd; Pontotoc, MS 38863 [email protected] Stone High School 662-489-5925 x5 x3 Kristopher Chandler, Ida Mitchell 400 E Border Ave; Wiggins, MS 39577 Southaven High School [email protected] Tyler Findley, Chris Pierceall, Brian Pitts [email protected] 735 Rasco Rd; Southaven, MS 38671 601-928-5492 [email protected] [email protected] Stone Middle School [email protected] Martin Buckhalter 662-393-9300 532 E Central Ave; Wiggins, MS 39577 [email protected] Southaven Middle School 601-928-5492 Aaron Fiveash, Chris Tate 899 Rasco Rd; Southaven, MS 38671 Strayhorn High School [email protected] Cecil Harris [email protected] 86 Mustang dr; Sarah, MS 38665 662-280-0422 [email protected] 662-562-9246 x2416 Southeast Lauderdale High School Scott Kratzer Stringer Attendance Center 2362 Long Creek Rd.; Meridian, MS 39301 Joseph Sánchez [email protected] 122 CR 17; Stringer, MS 39481 601-483-5501 [email protected] 601-428-5010 Southwest Mississippi Community College Gail Freeman, Clay Whittington Sumrall High School 1156 College Drive; Summit, MS 39666 William Garner [email protected] P.O. Box 187; Sumrall, MS 39482 [email protected] [email protected] 601-276-3725 • 601-276-3814 601-964-0323 St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Sumrall Middle School Dennis Cranford, Katelyn Kyser Zachary James 370 Old Agency Rd; Ridgeland, MS 39157 P.O. Box 187; Sumrall, MS 39482 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-758-3862 601-853-6000 • 601-853-6028 Taylorsville Attendance Center St. Martin High School Timothy Powell Katlin Bell, John Dunlap 324 Hester St P.O. Box 8; Taylorsville, MS 39168 11300 Yellow Jacket Blvd.; Ocean Springs, MS 39564 [email protected] [email protected] 601-785-6942 [email protected] 228-875-8418 • 228-382-4734 Terry High School Mark Sweat, Erica White St. Martin Middle School 235 W Beasley St; Terry, MS 39170 Mark Bell [email protected] 10800 Yellow Jacket Blvd.; Ocean Springs, MS 39564 [email protected] [email protected] 601-878-5905 251-591-9077

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The University of Southern Mississippi University of Mississippi Travis Higa, Colin McKenzie, Catherine Rand Kevin Cole, Randy Dale, Larry Gooch 18 College Drive #5032; Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001 103 Music Building; University, MS 38677 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-266-4990 662-915-7390 Tishomingo County High School Vancleave High School Bradley Strom Al Gunsch 701 Hwy 72; Iuka, MS 38852 12424 Hwy 57; Vancleave, MS 39565 [email protected] [email protected] 662-423-7300 228-216-3860 Topeka-Tilton Attendance Center VIcksburg High School Sara Crider Vickie Hopkins, Jonathan Nelson, Johnny Nelson, 843 Hwy.27 South; Monticello, MS 39654 Aliesha Phillips, Justin Sherrod, Rosemary Wilson [email protected] 3701 Drummond Street; Vicksburg, MS 39180 601-587-4895 [email protected] [email protected] Travillion Attendance Center [email protected] Demetric Cooley [email protected] 316 Travillion Road; Hattiesburg, MS 39401 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-584-9303 601-631-2898 Tupelo High School W.A. Higgins Middle School (Clarksdale) Rick Murphy, Dustin Thrasher Javan Walker 4125 Golden Wave Drive; Tupelo, MS 38801 1749 Chestnut St.; Clarksdale, MS 38614 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 662-627-8553 x1213 662-841-8970 • 662.841.8975 Warren Central High School Tupelo Middle School Nathan Ball, Robyn Ball, Garrett Graves, Raven Gordon Cody McElwain, Jace McMullin 1009 Varsity Drive; Tupelo, MS 38801 1000 Hwy 27; Vicksburg, MS 39180 [email protected] [email protected] 662-840-8780 [email protected] Tupelo Public School District [email protected] Christopher Knox [email protected] 1009 Varsity Drive; Tupelo, MS 38801 [email protected] [email protected] 601-631-2864 662-840-8780 Warren Central Middle School Tylertown High School Kevin Mullen Benjamin Husbands 1630 Baldwin Ferry Rd; Vicksburg, MS 39180 204 High School Road; Tylertown, MS 39667 [email protected] [email protected] 601-631-2864 601-876-3370 Water Valley High School Union High School Jerry Boutwell Adam De Venney, Katie De Venney 550 Market Street; Water Valley, MS 38965 101 Forest Street; Union, MS 39365 [email protected] [email protected] 662-473-2468 [email protected] Wayne County High School 601-774-9517 Sarah Nichols, Joe Raymond, Austin White 1325 Azalea Dr; Waynesboro, MS 39367 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 601-735-2851

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 107 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Waynesboro Riverview School West Point High School Andy Pierce Rickey Brown 155 Wayne Street; Waynesboro, MS 39367 204 South Eshman Avenue; West Point, MS 39973 [email protected] [email protected] 601-735-3159 662-494-1463 Wesson Attendance Center West Wortham Middle School Duval Salvant, Cody Spurlock Jeremy Smith 103 Willow Cv.; Clinton, MS 39056 20199 West Wortham Rd; Saucier, MS 39574 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 228-831-1276 601-643-2221 William Carey University West Bolivar Middle School Zachary Harris Ivory Lloyd 12 Park Place Apt. 147C; Hattiesburg, MS 39402 1213 South Main St. PO Box 159; Rosedale, MS 38769 [email protected] [email protected] 601-720-0625 662-759-3743 William Colmer Middle School West Harrison High School Joshua Dern, Taylor Pierson Michael Baker, Tim Garrett, Chester Garrison 3112 Eden Street; Pascagoula, MS 39581 10399 County Farm Road; Gulfport, MS 39503 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 228-697-3046 [email protected] 228-539-8900 Wingfield High School Melvin Champ West Jones High School 6035 Hanging Moss Road; Jackson, MS 39206 Kody Killens, Joleigh Killens [email protected] 254 Springhill Rd; Laurel, MS 39443 601-937-5515 [email protected] [email protected] Winona Secondary School 601-729-8144 • 601-729-8144 James Bailey, Joshua Overstreet 301 Fairgrounds St.; Winona, MS 38967 West Lauderdale High School [email protected] Kristopher Grant [email protected] 9916 W Lauderdale Rd; Collinsville, MS 39325 662-283-2905 • 662-283-2905 [email protected] 601-737-2495 West Marion High School Ryan Pippin 2 W Marion St.; Foxworth, MS 39483 [email protected] 601-736-6381

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82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 111 112 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION MUSIC SELECTION GUIDELINES STATE CONCERT EVALUATION Performance Guidelines for MBA/MHSAA State Concert Evaluation · All bands must play three (3) pieces of music. o Warm Up Piece: Must be a published piece of music, not a chorale or warm up exercise. Although it is a choice, traditionally the Warm Up Composition has been a concert march or fanfare style piece. o Required Piece: A band must play ONE composition from the Re- quired Music List in their classification or a higher classification. For example: A 4A band may perform a piece of music from the 4A, 5A, or 6A list but they may NOT perform a piece from the 1A, 2A, or 3A list. Please check the MBA Required Music List carefully. This list will be listed in the State Clinic Book as well as on the MBA website. Any additions or changes to the list will be posted on the MBA Website as soon as they are approved. Please note that lists posted by music vendors are sometimes not updated routinely. Please make sure to check the official Required Music List in the clinic book or on the MBA website. o Selected Piece: Bands may choose their Selected Piece. When a Selected composition is not on the Required Music List the following must be considered: . The Music should be appropriate for State Concert Evaluation. . The difficulty should be appropriate for the classification. . When learned, the music must be of high quality both education- ally and musically for the benefit of the students performing the composition. o The same Evaluation piece may not be used more than once in three years at any event.

· Concert Scores o You must furnish concert scores for all numbers performed (Warm up, selected, and required.) o Have three scores of each piece of music with your school’s name on each. Place scores in a large envelope. One envelope of scores per adjudicator. o Original Scores must be submitted for adjudication. NO PHOTOCOPIES OF SCORES WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT A WRITTEN LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER GRANTING THIS PERMISSION. ANY PHOTOCOPIES OF SCORES USED FOR ADJUDICATION WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE PUBLISHER WILL BE SUBJECT TO COPYRIGHT VIOLATION. ANY WRITTEN PERMISSION MUST COME FROM THE PUBLISHER AND NOT A MUSIC VEN- DOR.

o Any photocopied scores submitted for adjudication without the prop- er written permission will result in the performing band’s rating being lowered by one division.

o No custom arrangements of published music will be accepted to take the place of the REQUIRED piece.

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 113 MUSIC SELECTION GUIDELINES STATE CONCERT EVALUATION Multi-Movement Works Multi-Movement Required Composition Guidelines · If a band chooses to perform a multi-movement work as their REQUIRED selection they must perform the ENTIRE WORK UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED ON THE REQUIRED MUSIC LIST. Multi-Movement Selected Composition Guidelines · If a band chooses to perform a multi-movement work as their SELECTED selection the following guidelines are in effect: o If the work has three (3) movements, then the band must perform two (2) or more movements. o If the work has four (4) movements, then the band must perform three (3) or more movements. o If the work has five (5) or more movements, then the band must perform three (3) or more movements. Multi-Movement Warm Up Composition Guidelines · A single movement taken from a mult-movement work will be acceptable as a WARM UP selection. Second and Third Band Guidelines · A Second band will select required music for their Concert TWO classifications lower than their first band. · A second band will sight read THREE classifications lower than their first band. · A Third band will select required music from any classification of the MBA Required Music List. · A Third band will sight read UIL Level 1. · No student may participate in the first and second band.

Sight Reading Guidelines · Class 1A will read UIL Class 1 · Class 2A will read UIL Class 2 · Class 3A will read UIL Class 2 · Class 4A will read UIL Class 3 · Class 5A will read UIL Class 4 · Class 6A will read UIL Class 5 · The second band will read three classifications lower than their first band for Sight-Reading. · The third band will read 1A Sight-Reading.

114 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION MUSIC SELECTION GUIDELINES STATE CONCERT EVALUATION Required Music Submission Process · Music for consideration should be sent to the appropriate Music Selection Committee representative. · The packet should include a full score, a recording (if possible), grade level, and a paragraph explaining why the piece should be added. Links to scores and recordings may be emailed as long as they are full length. · The deadline to submit music suggestions to a representative is December 1. · If needed, an addendum to the Required Music List will be made available by the Music Selection Committee at the MBA State Band Clinic in December and on the MBA website.

2018-2019 MBA MUSIC SELECTION COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN Nicole Allen, Pearl High School 500 Pirate Cove Pearl, MS 39208 601-825-5742 [email protected] CLASS 6A Mohamad Schuman, Ocean Springs High School 6701 Old Spanish Trail Ocean Springs, MS 39564 228-875-2521 [email protected] CLASS 5A Daniel Wade, Neshoba Central High School 1123 Golf Course Road Philadelphia, MS 39350 601-656-3127 [email protected] CLASS 4A Ida Mitchell, Stone High School 400 E. Border Avenue Wiggins, MS 39577 601-928-5492 [email protected] CLASS 3A Aaron Bailey, Senatobia High School 221 Warrior Drive Senatobia, MS 38668 662-562-9494 [email protected] CLASS 1A/2A Chad Hawkins, Eupora High School 65 Clark Avenue Eupora, MS 39744 662-258-8446 [email protected] 2nd/3rd BANDS Jennifer Sills, Madison Central High School 1417 Highland Colony Parkway Madison, MS 39110 601-856-1403 [email protected]

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118 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Akey, Douglas Entry of the Nobles Hal Leonard 1A Bach/McGinty Bach Chorale and Variation Queenwood 1A Balent, Andrew Simple Gifts Carl Fischer 1A Balmages, Brian Kilauea FJH 1A Balmages, Brian Olympia FJH 1A Beckham, Dwight Statoshphere Grand Mesa 1A Bortniansky/Warren Cherubim Song Ludwig 1A Byrd/Suchoff Theme and Variations Sam Fox 1A Calhoun, Bill Expressions Carl Fischer 1A Clark, Larry Character Carl Fischer 1A Compello, Joseph Antiquitus Carl Fischer 1A Cook, Paul Irish Tune from County Derry Alfred 1A Curnow, James Brookside Festival Curnow 1A Curnow, James Canterbury Coronation Curnow 1A Daniels, M.L. Bandante Kjos 1A del Borgo, Elliot Ancient Moon Alfred 1A del Borgo, Elliot Call to Glory FJH 1A del Borgo, Elliot Dervish Dance Kjos 1A Dishinger, Christian Kemp’s Jig Masters 1A Edmondson, John Air and Allegro Queenwood 1A Edmondson, John Amazing Grace Queenwood 1A Edmondson, John Fanfare and Dance Queenwood 1A Edmondson, John Southern Hymn Setting Queenwood 1A Eveland, Dennis American Journey Barnhouse 1A Feldstein/O’Reilly Echo Lake Overture Alfred 1A Feldstein/O’Reilly Two Sierra Moods Alfred 1A Fhiaras, Greg Pirates Cove Adventure Grand Mesa 1A Folsblad, Leland Ticonderoga Wynn 1A Ford, Ralph Entry of the Nobleman Alfred 1A Gordon, Phillip Appalachian Festival Alfred 1A Gorham, David Fort Smith Celebrations Wingert-Jones 1A Grieg/Constantine Two Lyric Pieces Presser 1A Handel/Daehn Sarabande Daehn 1A Hill, Donald Soaring Ludwig 1A Hilliard, Quincy Sundance Southern 1A Himes, William Medallion Overture Kjos 1A Hodges, Steve Azure Hills Alfred 1A Hodges, Steve Wind Mountain Overture Alfred 1A Huckeby, Ed Royal Empire Overture Barnhouse 1A Hull, Grant Jota Wynn 1A Jennings, Paul Legend of the Ghost Dance Hal Leonard 1A Kinyon, John Air and Dance Alfred 1A Kinyon, John Creole Suite Bourne 1A Kopetz, Barry In Darkest Night Alfred 1A Kopetz, Barry Snowbird Wingert-Jones 1A Lafferty, Laurie Of Pilgrim’s Pride Ludwig 1A Lavender, Paul Two Celtic Folk Songs Hal Leonard 1A Margolis, Bob Fanfare, Ode, and Festival Manhattan Beach 1A McBeth, W. Francis Cavata Southern 1A McGinty, Anne Actium Queenwood 1A McGinty, Anne Alden Bridge Overture Queenwood 1A McGinty, Anne Mystic Legend Queenwood 1A McGinty, Anne Shaker Trilogy Queenwood 1A Murtha, Paul The Legend of Castle Armagh Hal Leonard 1A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 119 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Myers, David Fury Grand Mesa 1A Nowlin, Ryan Steadfast Overture Kjos 1A O’Loughlin, Sean Into the Mist Carl Fischer 1A O’Loughlin, Sean Overlords Carl Fischer 1A O’Reilly, John Dana Point Overture Alfred 1A O’Reilly, John Three Kentucky Sketches Alfred 1A Osmon, Leroy West Point Songs TRN 1A Owens, William Of Gentle Spirit FJH 1A Pearson, Bruce Ancient Dances Kjos 1A Ricketts, Ted Lament and Jubilation Hal Leonard 1A Rouse, Steve Enter the Olympians Manhattan Beach 1A Schmit, Nolan Voice of the Mountain Kjos 1A Schoendorff, Matthew Artifact Grand Mesa 1A Shaffer, David Bristol Bay Legend Barnhouse 1A Shaffer, David Fire and Fury Hal Leonard 1A Shaffer, David Mirror Lake Legend Barnhouse 1A Shaffer, David Storm Surge FJH 1A Sharp, Chris Danse Artiqua FJH 1A Sheldon, Robert In This Quiet Place Barnhouse 1A Sheldon, Robert Mystic Journey Alfred 1A Sheldon, Robert Rock Island Trail Alfred 1A Sheldon, Robert Morning Mist FJH 1A Smith, Robert W. Affirmation Overture Alfred 1A Smith, Robert W. Glorioso Alfred 1A Smith, Robert W. The Sound and the Fury Alfred 1A Sor/Dishinger Andantino Masters 1A Spears, Jared A Furious Fable Barnhouse 1A Spears, Jared Mountain Song Ludwig 1A Stalter, Todd Lightning Alfred 1A Story, Michael Aztec Dance Alfred 1A Swain, John Paloyoloyo Boosey & Hawkes 1A Swearingen, James Dedication, March, and Celebration Barnhouse 1A Swearingen, James Excalibur Barnhouse 1A Swearingen, James In Quiet Times FJH 1A Swearingen, James Journey to the Stars Barnhouse 1A Swearingen, James A Quiet Song CL Barnhouse 1A Sweeney, Michael Celtic Air and Dance Hal Leonard 1A Sweeney, Michael Imperium Hal Leonard 1A Sweeney, Michael Ye Banks & Braes O’Bonnie Doon Hal Leonard 1A Vinson, Johnnie Songs of Africa Hal Leonard 1A Warlock/Vinson Two Dances from “Capriol Suite” Hal Leonard 1A Williams, Jerry Arrowhead Oveture Barnhouse 1A Williams, Jerry Brentwood Pass Barnhouse 1A Williams, Mark Eagle Ridge Alfred 1A Williams, Mark Legend of Alhambra Alfred 1A Williams, Mark Visions of Aranjues Alfred 1A Williams, Mark Zuni Legend Alfred 1A Williams, Mark Last Rose of Summer Alfred 1A Alberty, Craig Afton Fantasy RBC 2A Aronson, L. The View from Alpha Centauri Shawnee 2A Balmages, Brian Electricity FJH 2A Balmages, Brian Falcon Fanfare FJH 2A Balmages, Brian Incantation and Ritual FJH 2A Balmages, Brian Through Courageous Eyes FJH 2A 120 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Barnes, James Chorale and Jubiloso Norman Lee 2A Barrett, Roland Golden Eagle Wingert-Jones 2A Barrett, Roland Of Wizards and Warriors FJH 2A Barrett, Roland The Lightning Spirit FJH 2A Bliss, John Pyramid Lake Portrait APC 2A Bobrowitz, David Flight of the Eagle Kjos 2A Brahms/Mahaffey Sleep Gently, My Child Southern 2A Butterfield, Longfield An Irish Air Lorenz 2A Ciechomski, Brad A Call for Peace FJH 2A Clark, Larry Antagonist Carl Fischer 2A Clark, Larry Cold Mountain Saga Carl Fischer 2A Clark, Larry Quintus Carl Fischer 2A Court, Douglas Song of the Matador Curnow 2A Cross, David Be Thou My Vision Boosey & Hawkes 2A Cummings, Walter Mile High Magic Grand Mesa 2A Cummings, Walter Processions of Stars Grand Mesa 2A Curnow, James Vanguard Curnow 2A Daehn, Larry Song of the Hebrides Daehn 2A Daehn, Larry Old Irish Tune Daehn Publications 2A Davis, Albert O. From Shire and Sea Alfred *** 2A de Haan, Jacob Yellow Mountains Curnow 2A del Borgo, Elliot Ancient Ritual Wingert-Jones 2A del Borgo, Elliot Blue Ridge Holiday JPM 2A del Borgo, Elliot Prelude and Dance Carl Fischer 2A del Borgo, Elliot Two British Folk Songs Hal Leonard 2A Doss, Thomas Fanatic Winds deHaske 2A Edmondson, John A Mighty Fortress Queenwood 2A Edmondson, John American Folk Fantasy Boosey & Hawkes 2A Edmondson, John Eternal Father, Strong to Save Queenwood 2A Erickson, Frank Aria Cantabile Alfred 2A Erickson, Frank English Folk Song Fantasy Alfred 2A Erickson, Frank Rhythm of the Winds Alfred 2A Fagan, Gary Nemesis Alfred 2A Finlayson, Walter Cantabile Boosey & Hawkes 2A Foster, Robert Appalachian Hymn Norman Lee 2A Foster, Robert Frontier Spirit Barnhouse 2A Golemo, Michael Westward Journey Daehn 2A Gorham, David Copper Meadows Wingert-Jones 2A Gorham, David Rockbridge Festival Wingert-Jones 2A Grice, Rob Pinnacle Grand Mesa 2A Grice, Rob Rocky Mountain Skyscape Northeastern 2A Grice, Rob Zeal Grand Mesa 2A Grieg/Curnow Peer Gynt Suite #1 Curnow 2A Grundman, Clare A Finnish Rhapsody Boosey & Hawkes 2A Hilliard, Quincy Calico Carl Fischer 2A Hilliard, Quincy Firecreek Legacy Carl Fischer 2A Hilliard, Quincy Japanese Festival Carl Fischer 2A Himes, Wiliam Creed Kjos 2A Hodges, Steve Clear Lake Overture Alfred 2A Houllif, Murray A Cowboy Life C. Alan 2A Huckeby, Ed Abington Ridge Barnhouse 2A Huckeby, Ed Acclamations Barnhouse 2A Huckeby, Ed From Whom All Blessings Flow Barnhouse 2A Kinyon, John Appalachian Trail Alfred 2A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 121 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Kinyon, John Shenandoah Valley Alfred 2A Lopez, Victor Aztlan Alfred 2A McBeth, W. Francis Praises Southern 2A McGinty, Anne American Folk Festival Boosey & Hawkes 2A McGinty, Anne Pinnacle Overture Queenwood 2A McGinty, Anne Three Irish Folksongs Barnhouse 2A Miller, Rodney Brave Spirit Shawnee 2A Morales, Erick Aztec FJH 2A Myers, Theldon From an 18th Century Album TRN 2A Neeck, Larry Under an Irish Sky Barnhouse 2A Niehaus, Lennie Colors and Configurations Barnhouse 2A Oare, Michael Awakened Voices Resound Kjos 2A Oare, Michael Cyclone Hal Leonard 2A O’Reilly, John Cobb County Festival Alfred 2A O’Reilly, John Mountain Ridge Overture Alfred 2A Owens, William At a Turkish Market FJH 2A Pearson, Bruce Tapestry Kjos 2A Pearson, Bruce Wind River Overture Kjos 2A Ployhar, James Castle, Loch, and Heath Wynn 2A Rhodes, William Three Russian Cameos TRN 2A Romeyn, Rob Simple Dreams CL Barnhouse 2A Rudgers, Gregory Old Dan Tucker Fantasy Grand Mesa 2A Saucedo, Richard Into the Clouds Hal Leonard 2A Saucedo, Richard Asian Folk Rhapsody Hal Leonard 2A Seward, Nancy Crestwood Wingert-Jones 2A Shabazz, Ayatey Let Us Break Bread Together DEV 2A Shaffer, David Fire Dance Barnhouse 2A Shaffer, David Weatheridge Barnhouse 2A Shaffer, David Spirit of the Heavens CL Barnhouse 2A Sheldon, Robert Eagle Mountain Overture Barnhouse 2A Sheldon, Robert Spirit Lake Overture Barnhouse 2A Sheldon, Robert Australian Sea Ballad Alfred 2A Singleton, Kenneth A Renaissance Festival Grand Mesa 2A Slocum, Earl Swedish Melody TRN 2A Smith, Claude T. A Thousand Hills Overture Hal Leonard 2A Smith, Claude T. Inscriptions for Band Wingert-Jones 2A Smith, Claude T. Invocation and Jubiloso Hal Leonard 2A Smith, Robert W. Lullaby for Band Barnhouse 2A Smith, Robert W. Rites of Tamburo Alfred 2A Smith, Robert W. When Summer Takes Flight Alfred 2A Spears, Jared Fire Dancer Ludwig 2A Spears, Jared Praeludium Barnhouse 2A Stamp, Jack Harnett County Celebration RBC 2A Standridge, Randall The Rowan Tree Grand Mesa 2A Swearingen, James A Song of Hope Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Air of Nobility Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Baywood Overture C.L. Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Entrance of the Tall Ships Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Fanfare and Jubilee Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Legend of the Yankee Clippers FJH 2A Swearingen, James Mystic River Fantasy Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Olde English Hymn Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James Trumphant Spirit Overture Barnhouse 2A Swearingen, James A Distant Light C. L. Barnhouse 2A 122 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Sweeney, Michael Algona Crossing Hal Leonard 2A Sweeney, Michael Where the Sun Breaks Through the Mist Hal Leonard 2A Tatgenhorst, John Acadia Overture Barnhouse 2A Tatgenhorst, John Coventry Barnhouse 2A Tchaikovsky/Singleton Hymn to the Saints Grand Mesa 2A Telemann/Daehn Aria Daehn 2A Ticheli, Frank Joy Manhattan Beach 2A Wada, Naoya Amber Moon Grand Mesa 2A Williams, Jerry Coronado Barnhouse 2A Williams, Jerry Eagle Rock Alfred 2A Williams, Mark Hillcrest Pageant Alfred 2A Williams, Mark Scenes of Wonder Alfred 2A Akey, Douglas A Tallis Prelude Queenwood 3A Akey, Douglas Mather Point Rhapsody Queenwood 3A Akey, Douglas Tales of the Emerald Isle Hal Leonard 3A Allen, Fred Accord Southern 3A Allen, Fred They Led My Lord Away TRN 3A Allen, Fred When the Stars Began to Fall TRN 3A Bach/Bullock Chorale Variations Alfred *** 3A Bach/Kinyon Chorale Prelude in E Flat Alfred 3A Bach/Reed Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring Barnhouse 3A Balmages, Brian Among the Clouds FJH 3A Balmages, Brian Eagles Among Us FJH Music 3A Balmages, Brian Moscow 1941 FJH 3A Balmages, Brian Rain FJH Music Company 3A Barker, Warren An Irish Ayre for Winds Alfred 3A Barker, Warren Danny Boy Barnhouse 3A Barnes, James Heartherwood Portrait Southern 3A Barrett, Roland Structures Belwin 3A Beck/Clark Assurance Barnhouse 3A Beethoven/Ployhar Hymn to Joy Alfred 3A Boysen Jr., Andrew Metamorphosis Neil A. Kjos 3A Broege, Timothy Sinfonia VI Manhattan Beach 3A Bulla, Stephen Festivity Curnow 3A Bulla, Stephen Legend of Knife River Curnow 3A Bullock, Jack From the Hills of Briston Alfred 3A Cacavas, John Scenario for Winds Alfred 3A Carter, Charles Overture for Winds Bourne 3A Carter, Charles Ricercare and Dance Queenwood 3A Clark, Larry Seven Springs Carl Fischer 3A Clark, Reber Escape From Chronopolis C. Alan 3A Curnow, James Canterbury Tales Hal Leonard 3A Curnow, James Canticles Curnow 3A Curnow, James Of Courage and Patriotism Curnow 3A Curnow, James Silver Ribbon Chanteys Curnow 3A Daehn, Larry With Quiet Courage Daehn 3A Dawson, Jay A Russian Festival APC 3A Dawson, Jay Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing APC 3A Debussy/Lewis Golliwogg’s Cakewalk Alfred 3A deHaan, Jacob Adagietto Curnow 3A del Borgo, Elliot A Child is Born Alfred 3A del Borgo, Elliot Chant Rituals Alfred 3A del Borgo, Elliot Chorale Paraphrase Curnow 3A Edmondson, John Delmar Celebration Queenwood 3A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 123 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Edmondson, John Silesian Folk Song Queenwood 3A Fagan, Gary Commitment, Honor, and Service Alfred 3A Fraser, Bruce Highland Fantasy G & M Brand 3A Gabriel Pierne/arr. Musgrave In the Church Daehn 3A Gilroy, Gary Fire Wingert-Jones 3A Gorham, David Compton Ridge Overture Wingert-Jones 3A Gorham, David Continental Overture Wingert-Jones 3A Grainer/Kreines Harvest Hymn Barnhouse 3A Grainger/Cramer Near Woodstock Town Southern 3A Grundman, Clare A Scottish Rhapsody Boosey & Hawkes 3A Grundman, Clare Fantasy on American Sailing Songs Boosey & Hawkes 3A Grundman, Clare Kentucky 1800 Boosey & Hawkes 3A Hannickel, Mike Olympus Curnow 3A Hanson/Balent Interlochen Theme Carl Fischer 3A Hilliard, Quincy Irish Festival FJH 3A Holmes, Paul Amazing Grace TRN 3A Hosay, James Clash of the Ironclads Curnow 3A Hosay, James Colonial Collage Curnow 3A Huckeby, Ed Blue Lake Reflections Barnhouse 3A Huckeby, Ed Covenant Norman Lee 3A Huckeby, Ed Introduction and Rondo Norman Lee 3A Hull, Grant Variations Wynn 3A Hultgren, Ralph Jessie’s Well Ludwig 3A Jager, Robert Pastorale and Country Dance Kjos 3A Jenkins, Darren A Festive Celebration Alfred 3A Jenkins, Darren Arioso Wingert-Jones 3A Johnson, Timothy Triumphant Spirit Curnow 3A Jutras, Andre Inversia Barnhouse 3A Karrick, Brant The Dragoon’s Farewell Queenwood 3A Lewis, Brian Honor and Glory Alfred 3A Lopez, Victor River of Dreams Alfred 3A McBeth, W. Francis Battaglia Southern 3A McGinty, Anne Suite Modale Queenwood 3A McGinty, Anne The Sun-God Ceremony Queenwood 3A McHalley, Jim Montevallo Celebration Southern 3A Milford, Gene The Trail West Alfred 3A Morales, Erick Da Vinci Sketches FJH 3A Moss, John British Masters Suite Hal Leonard 3A Neeck, larry Song of Solace Barnhouse 3A Nishimura, Yukiko Star Ship Southern 3A Oare, Michael Suite for Band Wingert-Jones 3A Oare, Michael Equilibrium Hal Leonard 3A O’Loughlin, Sean Spectral Landscapes Carl Fischer 3A O’Loughlin, Sean Visigoths Carl Fischer 3A Pappas, J. Where Eagles Soar JPM 3A Pearson, Bruce Joyance Kjos 3A Pethel, Stan Encomium Barnhouse 3A Ployhar, James Overture Majestic Alfred 3A Reed, Alfred Greensleeves Barnhouse 3A Reinecke/Osterling Prelude to Act V of King Manfred Ludwig 3A Reineke, Steven Where Eagles Soar Barnhouse 3A Ricketts, Ted Beyond the Horizon Hal Leonard 3A Saucedo, Richard Awakening Hills Hal Leonard 3A Saucedo, Richard Spirit of the Falcon Hal Leonard 3A 124 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Saucedo, Richard With Each Sunset Hal Leonard 3A Shaffer, David Canadian Sketches Barnhouse 3A Shaffer, David Ceremony, Chant and Ritual Barnhouse 3A Sheldon, Robert Beyond the River Bend Alfred 3A Sheldon, Robert In the Shining of the Stars Barnhouse 3A Sheldon, Robert Quixotic Episode Alfred 3A Sheldon, Robert Shenandoah Alfred 3A Sheldon, Robert A Joyful Journey Alfred Music 3A Sheldon, Robert Appalachian Morning Alfred 3A Sheldon, Robert Celebration and Song Alfred 3A Sheldon, Robert Pursuit of the Centaur Alfred Music 3A Smith, Claude T. Concert Variations Wingert-Jones 3A Smith, Robert W. Encanto Hal Leonard 3A Smith, Robert W. Hymnsong Variants Alfred 3A Spears, Jared For the Courageous Grand Mesa 3A Spears, Jared Images Diabolique Hal Leonard 3A Stalter, Todd Counterbalance Alfred 3A Standridge, Randall Lullabye Grand Mesa 3A Strommen, Carl Annie Laurie Carl Fischer 3A Stuart, Hugh M. Three Ayres from Gloucester Shawnee 3A Sudduth, James Thematic Variations on Dona Nobis Pacem Southern 3A Sudduth, James Variations on a Danish Folk Song RBC Publications 3A Swearingen, James Echoes of Ireland Carl Fischer 3A Swearingen, James Flight of Valor Barnhouse 3A Swearingen, James In the Winter of 1730 Barnhouse 3A Swearingen, James Jubilance Barnhouse 3A Sweeney, Michael Lament & Tribal Dances Hal Leonard 3A Sweeney, Michael On the Wings of Swallows Hal Leonard 3A Tchaikovsky/Clark Pantomime Carl Fischer 3A Ticheli, Frank Portrait of a Clown Manhattan Beach 3A Toda, Akira Warabe Kjos 3A Todd, Ryan Aboe All Else Ryan Todd 3A Todd, Ryan And there was Light Ryan Todd 3A Tucker, Benjamin Whiteleaf Hill Alfred 3A Tucker, Christopher Americans Lost Southern 3A Van der Roost, Jan Adagio for Winds deHaske 3A Van der Roost, Jan Centennial Prelude Curnow 3A Vaughan Williams/Daehn The Lowlands of Scotland Daehn 3A Verdi/Conley Il Trovatore FJH 3A Vinson, Johnnie Ballad and Dance Hal Leonard 3A Vinson, Johnnie Three Czech Folk Songs Hal Leonard 3A Vinson, Johnnie And Hold in Memory Hal Leonard 3A Wagner, Douglas And Evermore Shall Be Alfred 3A Washburn, Robert Pageant Royale Boosey & Hawkes 3A Williams, Clifton Songs of Heritage Rubank 3A Williams, Clifton Variation Overture Ludwig 3A Williams, Jerry Free Spirit Overture Barnhouse 3A Young, Charles R. A Child’s Embrace Southern 3A Zdecklik, John Chorale and Shaker Dance II Kjos 3A

82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 125 126 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Allen, Fred He’s Gone Away Southern 4A Balmages, Brian Elements (Petite Symphony) FJH 4A Balmages, Brian Rain FJH 4A Balmages, Brian Ripling Watercolors FJH Music 4A Barker, Warren Deir In De Barnhouse 4A Barnes, James Crossgate Southern 4A Beck, Brian Joyful Variations Alfred 4A Boysen, Andrew I Am Kjos 4A Brahms, Buehlman Blessed Are They Ludwig 4A Brooks, B.J. The Willows of Winter Grand Mesa 4A Cacavas, John Overture - Bisham Grange Barnhouse 4A Compello, Joseph Gypsy Dance Carl Fischer 4A Curiale, Joseph Compassion APC 4A Curnow, James Canticle Curnow 4A del Borgo, Elliot Festa Kjos 4A Edmondson, John Silver Jubilee Overture Wingert-Jones 4A Farmer, George The Silent Hills of My Childhood Daehn 4A Gounod/Conley Te Deum Alfred *** 4A Grainger, Percy Arr. Sweeney Horkstow Grange/ The Lost Lady Found Hal Leonard Corporation 4A Grice, Rob Portrait of an Old Country Town Barnhouse 4A Grundman, Clare A Welsh Rhapsody Boosey & Hawkes 4A Grundman, Clare American Folk Rhapsody No. 1 Boosey & Hawkes 4A Grundman, Clare American Folk Rhapsody No. 2 Boosey & Hawkes 4A Grundman, Clare American Folk Rhapsody No. 3 Boosey & Hawkes 4A Hazo, Samuel Arrows Hal Leonard 4A Hazo, Samuel Arrows Hal Leonard 4A Hilliard, Quincy Variations on an African Hymnsong Barnhouse 4A Holsinger, David A Childhood Hymn Wingert-Jones 4A Holsinger, David In Praise of Gentle Pioneers TRN 4A Holsinger, David Nilesdance TRN 4A Holsinger, David On a Hymnsong of Lowell Mason TRN 4A Holsinger, David On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss TRN 4A Holst, Gustav / Arr. Shabazz Moorside March Devmusic Company 4A Holst/Smith On This Day the Earth Shall Ring Alfred 4A Huckeby, Ed Glorioso Barnhouse 4A Huckeby, Ed Jubiloso Barnhouse 4A Huckeby, Ed Lexicon Barnhouse 4A Huckeby, Ed Anthem for Peace CL Barnhouse 4A Huckeby, Ed Renegade CL Barnhouse 4A Jones, Douglas Interlochen Variations TRN 4A LaPlante, Pierre American Riversongs Daehn Publications 4A Mackey, John Lightning Field Osti Music 4A Mahler/Reynolds Finale from Symphony No. 3 Shawnee 4A McBeth, W. Francis Joyant Narrative Southern 4A McBeth, W. Francis Scaramouche Southern 4A Morales, Erik First We Dream FJH 4A Oare, Michael On Golden Wings Hal Leonard 4A Oare, Michael On Golden Wings Hal Leonard 4A Oare, Michael Pathways Hal Leonard 4A O’Loughlin, Sean Ancient Irish Hymn Carl Fischer 4A O’Reilly, John Galway Bay Overture Alfred 4A Orff/Krance Carmina Burana (must play 1-2 or 12-13) Schott 4A Owens, William Spring River Fantasy FJH 4A Rdin, Rolf Fern Weite Midwest Sheet Music 4A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 127 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Reineke, Steven Sedona Barnhouse 4A Rhoades, William Three Pieces for Band Columbia 4A Rimsky-Korsakov/arr. Balent Dance of the Tumblers Carl Fischer 4A Romeyn, Rob At Sunrise Barnhouse 4A Romeyn, Rob Oceanscapes Barnhouse 4A Root, Thomas Let Us Break Bread Together Kjos 4A Schuller, Gunther Nature’s Way Hal Leonard 4A Shabazz, Ayatey Regenesis Dev Music Publishing 4A Shabazz, Ayetey Shores of New England DEV 4A Shaffer, David Cantus Jubilante Barnhouse 4A Shaffer, David Dominion of the sky Barnhouse 4A Shaffer, David Fanfare and Festival Celebration Barnhouse 4A Shaffer, David The Eternal Journey Barnhouse 4A Shaffer, David The Last to Defend CL Barnhouse 4A Shaffer, David Whitewater Festival Barnhouse 4A Sheldon, Robert Chanteys Alfred 4A Sheldon, Robert Fall River Overture Barnhouse 4A Sheldon, Robert Prelude on an Old English Hymn Barnhouse 4A Sheldon, Robert Ghost Fleet Alfred Music 4A Sheldon, Robert River Trail Expedition Alfred Music Publishing 4A Smith, Claude T. Anthem for Winds and Percussion Hal Leonard 4A Smith, Claude T. Declaration Overture Wingert-Jones 4A Smith, Robert W Into the Storm Belwin 4A Smith, Robert W. Into the Storm Belwin 4A Smith, Robert W. Precious Lord, Take My Hand Alfred 4A Swearingen, James Blue Ridge Saga Barnhouse 4A Swearingen, James Deep River Barnhouse 4A Swearingen, James Hymn for a Child Barnhouse 4A Swearingen, James Lead On, O King Eternal Barnhouse 4A Swearingen, James The Light Eternal Barnhouse 4A Swearingen, James Into the Joy of Spring CL Barnhouse 4A Sweeney, Michael Legends of the Mist Hal Leonard Corporation 4A Ticheli, Frank Abracadabra Manhattan Beach 4A Ticheli, Frank Fortress Manhattan Beach 4A Ticheli, Frank Simple Gifts: Four Shaker Songs Manhattan Beach 4A Williams, Clifton/Wagner Chorale and March Alfred 4A Williams, Mark Campbell River Sketches Alfred 4A Winston, Carlton When the Great Owl Sings DEV 4A Arnold, Malcolm Four Scottish Dances (three mvts) Carl Fischer 5A Arnold/Johnstone English Dances (three mvts) Music Sales Corp.*** 5A Arnold/Paynter Sarabande and Polka Carl Fischer 5A Bach/Moehlmann If Thou Be Near Alfred *** 5A Bach/Reed Come, Sweet Death Barnhouse 5A Bach/Reed My Jesus, Oh What Anguish Barnhouse 5A Balmages, Brian Beyond the Summitt FJH 5A Balmages, Brian Motion FJH 5A Balmages, Brian Winter Dances FJH 5A Barker, Warren By the River’s Bend Barnhouse 5A Barrett, Roland Chants Long Forgotten Wingert-Jones 5A Barrett, Roland Dreams and Proclamations FJH 5A Barrett, Roland Sunchasers FJH 5A Bartok/Wallace Allegro Barbaro APC 5A Biebl/Cameron Ave Maria Boosey & Hawkes 5A Black, Dave Columbia Vision Alfred 5A 128 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Bobrowitz, David Wheels Ludwig-Masters 5A Boysen, Andrew A Song for Lindsay 5A Brahms, Longfield Hungarian Dance No. 5 Barnhouse 5A Bullock, Jack At the Apex Alfred 5A Byrd/Jacob William Byrd Suite (three mvts) Boosey & Hawkes 5A Camphouse, Mark Yosemite Autumn Kjos 5A Clark, Larry Kinetic Energy Carl Fischer 5A Court, Douglas Laurel Mountain Overture Curnow 5A Curiale, Joseph Prairie Hymn APC 5A de Haan, Jacob La Storia Curnow 5A de Haan, Jacob Westfort Curnow 5A del Borgo, Elliot Sailing Songs Alfred 5A Dello Joio, Norman Scenes from The Louvre (3 mvts) Hal Leonard 5A Earl, Christian Where Falcons Soar Wingert-Jones 5A Elgar/Slocum Enigma Variations (theme, var 1,4,11,14) TRN 5A Erbe/Solomon The Dream is Alive Daehn *** 5A Foster, Robert Emmanuel Variants Wingert-Jones 5A Frank/Harvey Panis Angelicus Elkan Vogel*** 5A Fraser, Bruce Variations On a Scottish Folk Song G & M Brand 5A Galante, Rosanno A Childhood Remembered Alfred 5A Galante, Rosanno Whispers from Beyond Schirmer 5A Gibson, John Resting in the Peace of His Hands Southern 5A Gillis/Bainum Spiritual from Symphony No. 5 1/2 Boosey & Hawkes *** 5A Giovannini/Robinson Overture in Bb RBC 5A Giovannini/Robinson Overture in C Alfred *** 5A Gluck/Beringen Orfeo’s Song Curnow 5A Golemo, Michael Symphonic Essay Ludwig 5A Grainger, Percy Lincolnshire Posy (three mvts) Schirmer 5A Grundman, Clare An Irish Rhapsody Boosey & Hawkes 5A Grundman, Clare Candide Suite (three mvts) Hal Leonard 5A Grundman, Clare Concord Boosey & Hawkes 5A Hazo, Samuel Echoes Boosey & Hawkes 5A Hazo, Samuel Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song Hal Leonard 5A Hilliard, Quincy Crestwood Bourne 5A Hilliard, Quincy Spirit of Survival Kjos 5A Holloman, Sam Three Children’s Hymns TRN 5A Holsinger, David At the Strongholds of En Gedi TRN 5A Holsinger, David Havendance TRN 5A Holsinger, David On an American Spiritual TRN 5A Holst, arr. Nitsch In the Bleak Midwinter Grand Mesa 5A Jacob, Gordon The Battell (four mvts) TRN 5A Jager, Robert Joan of Arc Kjos 5A Jager, Robert Third Suite Alfred 5A Keler-Bella/Roberts Lustpiel Overture Alfred *** 5A La Plante, Pierre Gathering Places Daehn 5A Locklear, Bill Overcome APC 5A Mackey, John Foundry John Mackey 5A Mackey, John Strange Humors John Mackey 5A Mackey, John Undertow John Mackey 5A Mahr, Timothy A Quiet Place to Think Kjos 5A Manuel, Cross Alleluia Daehn 5A Margolis, Bob Battle Pavane Manhatton Beach 5A Mascagni/Phillips Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana Alfred 5A McBeth, W. Francis Caccia Southern 5A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 129 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class McBeth, W. Francis Masque Southern 5A McBeth, W. Francis Of Sailors and Whales (3 mvts) Southern 5A McGinty, Anne And the Heart Replies Queenwood 5A McGinty, Anne Riversong Queenwood 5A McGinty, Anne Tientokos Queenwood 5A McGinty, Anne Tis A Gift Queenwood 5A Miller, Ward Song to the Moon Devmusic Company 5A Mitchell, Rex Introduction and Fantasia Hal Leonard 5A Moore, David Skyscapes Barnhouse 5A Moss, John Les Cheneaux Impressions Hal Leonard 5A Nishimura, Yukiko Merry-Go-Round Carl Fischer 5A O’Loughlin, Sean Spirals of Light Carl Fischer 5A O’Reilly, John Delmar Festival Overture Alfred 5A Orff/Krance Carmina Burana (must play 1-2 and 3 other mvts) Schott 5A Persichetti, Vincent Pageant Carl Fischer 5A Prescot, John East of the Sun Wingert-Jones 5A Puccini/van Beringen Nessun Dorma deHaske*** 5A Rauch, Peter Century of Flight BAS Publishing 5A Reed, Alfred A Festival Prelude Hal Leonard 5A Reed, Alfred Imperatrix Hal Leonard 5A Reed, Alfred Othello (three mvts) Hal Leonard 5A Rossini/Mahaffey Semiramide Southern 5A Rudgers, Gregory Songs of the Basque Grand Mesa 5A Saucedo, Richard Forever Holding Close the Memories Hal Leonard 5A Schmit, Nolan E. Fanfare and Dance Kjos 5A Schumann, William When Jesus Wept Presser 5A Shabazz, Ayatey Heroes Dev Music Publishing 5A Shabazz, Ayetey Infinite Horizon Grand Mesa 5A Shabazz, Ayetey Of Honor and Valor Eternal Barnhouse 5A Shaffer, David Suncoast Carnival Barnhouse 5A Shaffer, David When Angels Weep Barnhouse 5A Sheldon, Robert A Longford Legend Alfred 5A Sheldon, Robert Beyond the Higher Skies Barnhouse 5A Sheldon, Robert Iberian Escapades Alfred 5A Sheldon, Robert Images Barnhouse 5A Sheldon, Robert Overture to a New Horizon Alfred Publishing 5A Sheldon, Robert Palimpsest Barnhouse 5A Sheldon, Robert Sag Harbor Sunset Alfred 5A Sheldon, Robert Three Georgian Vignettes Alfred 5A Sheldon, Robert Welsh Ayres and Dances Alfred 5A Sheldon, Robert West Highlands Sojourn Barnhouse 5A Silva, Alan On the American River Carl Fischer 5A Smith, Claude T. Chorale and Allegro Wingert-Jones 5A Smith, Claude T. Emperata Overture Wingert-Jones 5A Smith, Claude T. Joyance Wingert-Jones 5A Smith, Robert W. To Dance in the Secret Garden Alfred 5A Smith, Robert W. Star of Dreams Alfred 5A Smith, Robert W. The Gathering of the Yeoman Alfred 5A Sparke, Philip Concert Prelude C. Alan 5A Stevens, John Benediction Hal Leonard 5A Strommen, Carl Prairiesong Alfred 5A Strommen, Carl Prelude on an American Spiritual Carl Fischer 5A Sudduth, James Serenade and Dances RBC Publications 5A Ticheli, Frank Amazing Grace Manhattan Beach 5A 130 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Ticheli, Frank Cajun Folk Songs Manhattan Beach 5A Ticheli, Frank Loch Lomond Manhattan Beach 5A Ticheli, Frank Shenandoah Manhattan Beach 5A Tschesnokov/Wagner Salvation is Created Kjos 5A Tucker, Christopher Carah’s Ballad TRN 5A Tull, Fisher Introit Southern 5A Van Lijnschooten, Henk Rhapsody from the Low Countries Molenaar 5A Vaughan Williams, Ralph Flourish for Wind Band Oxford 5A Verdi/Falcone Prelude to Act I of “La Traviata” Kjos 5A Vinson, Johnie Variants on a Shaped Note Tune Hal Leonard 5A Vogel, Kirk Escalante Grand Mesa 5A Wada, Naoya On Wings of Music Barnhouse 5A White, Donald Ambrosian Hymn Variants Ludwig 5A Wiley, Charles Old Scottish Melody TRN 5A Williams, Clifton Dedicatory Oveture Hal Leonard 5A Williams, Mark Variants on a Nautical Hymn Alfred 5A Yurko, Bruce Night Dances Ludwig 5A Zdechlik, John Mother Machree Kjos 5A Zdechlik, John Prelude Kjos 5A Zdechlik, John Psalm 46 Alfred 5A Akey, Douglas Pastorale and Irish Jig Daehn 6A Albeniz/Caillet Fete-Dieu (Feast Day in Seville) Sam Fox 6A Andrew, James Sinfonietta for Wind and Percussion (any mvt.) Shawnee 6A Arnold, Malcolm Four Scottish Dances (all mvts) Carl Fischer 6A Arnold/Johnstone English Dances (all mvts) Music Sales Corp.*** 6A Arnold/Paynter Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo Carl Fischer 6A Arnold/Sayre Peterloo Overture Hal Leonard 6A Bach/Grainger/Jager Blithe Bells Hal Leonard 6A Bach/Hunsberger Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor Schirmer 6A Bach/Leidzen Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Carl Fischer 6A Balmages, Brian Fusion FJH Music 6A Balmages, Brian Summer Dances FJH 6A Balmages, Brian The Awakening FJH 6A Balmages, Brian Backstage Pass FJH 6A Balmages, Brian Shadow Waltzes FJH Music Company 6A Baltzer, Sam Suo-Gan Daehn 6A Barnes, James Fifth Symphony Southern 6A Barnes, James Golden Festival Overture Southern 6A Barnes, James Third Symphony (mvts. 1 & 2 or mvt. 3 or mvt. 4) Southern Music 6A Barnett, Carol Cyprian Suite Boosey & Hawkes 6A Barrett, Roland On the Wings of the Chosen Wingert-Jones 6A Bassett, Leslie Designs, Images, and Textures Peters (rental only) 6A Bennett, Robert Russell Suite of Old American Dances (three mvts) Chappell 6A Benson, Warren Solitary Dancer Carl Fischer 6A Berlioz/Henning Beatrice and Benedict Overture Carl Fischer *** 6A Bernstein/Beeler Overture to Candide Schirmer 6A Bernstein/Grundman Overture to Candide Barnhouse 6A Bilik, Jerry American Civil War Fantasy Peer-Southern 6A Bilik, Jerry Overture Alfresco Hal Leonard *** 6A Booker, Jr., Charles L. Like the Stars Forever and Ever… Alfred 6A Booker, Jr., Charles L. River Valley Suite Southern 6A Bulla, Stephen Trilogy Americana Curnow 6A Byrd/Jacob William Byrd Suite (four mvts) Boosey & Hawkes 6A Camphouse, Mark A Movement for Rosa TRN 6A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 131 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Chance, John Barnes Blue Lake Boosey & Hawkes 6A Chance, John Barnes Elegy Boosey & Hawkes 6A Chance, John Barnes Incantation and Dance Boosey & Hawkes 6A Chance, John Barnes Symphony No. 2 (1st or 3rd mvt) Boosey & Hawkes 6A Chance, John Barnes Variations on a Korean Folk Song Boosey & Hawkes 6A Cheetham, John Infinite Hoizons RBC 6A Copland, Aaron An Outdoor Overture Boosey & Hawkes 6A Copland, Aaron Emblems Boosey & Hawkes 6A Copland/Patterson Down a Country Lane Boosey & Hawkes 6A Creston, Paul Celebration Overture Shawnee Press 6A Curnow, James Fiddle Tunes Curnow 6A Curnow, James Four Colonial Country Dances Curnow 6A Curnow, James Symphonic Triptych Hal Leonard 6A Curnow, James Toward the Sunrising Curnow 6A Curnow, James Where Ne’er Lark Nor Eagle Flew Hal Leonard 6A Dahl, Ingolf Sinfonietta Tetra/Continuo 6A Danner, Greg New Frontier Daehn 6A Davis, Albert O. Songs of the British Isles Ludwig 6A de Haan, Jan Overture to a New Age Curnow 6A de Meij, Johan Aquarium Hal Leonard 6A de Meij, Johan Lord of the Rings (any mvt) Hal Leonard 6A del Borgo, Elliot Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night Shawnee 6A del Borgo, Elliot Jubiloso Shawnee 6A del Borgo, Elliot Parable Alfred 6A del Borgo, Elliot Slavonic Dances Curnow 6A Del Tredici, David In Wartime (masterwork) Boosey & Hawkes 6A Dello Joio, Norman Fantasia on a Theme by Haydn Hal Leonard 6A Dello Joio, Norman From Every Horizon Hal Leonard 6A Dello Joio, Norman Satiric Dances Associated Music Pub. 6A Dello Joio, Norman Scenes from The Louvre (4 mvts) Hal Leonard 6A Dello Joio, Norman Variants on a Medieval Tune Hal Leonard 6A Diero/Daehn Trieste overture Daehn 6A Dohnanyi/Harding Andante and Rondo TRN 6A Durante/Singleton Prelude and Fugue Grand Mesa 6A Dvorak, Balent Two Slavonic Dances, Op. 46, #7, #8 (one or both) Shawnee 6A Dvorak, Robert West Point Symphony (three mvts) Summy Birchard *** 6A Dvorak/Longfield Slavonic Dance #8 Barnhouse 6A Earl, Christian Beyond the Breaking Tides Barnhouse 6A Elgar/de Meij Chanson de Matin, op. 15, No. 2 Molenaar 6A Elgar/Reed Nimrod from “Enigma Variations” Alfred 6A Elgar/Slocum Enigma Variations (theme, var 1,4,5,9,11,14) TRN 6A Fannin, John Badge of Courage APC 6A Fannin, John Legend of Bafe’ APC 6A Farmer, George When Angels Weep Daehn 6A Farnon, Robert Rhapsody on “The Minstrel Boy” G & M Brand *** 6A Feld, Jindrich Divertimento for Wind Orchestra Ludwig 6A Fletcher, Percy Ed. Karrick Vanity Fair Boosey & Hawkes 6A Ford, Ralph Royal Canadian Sketches Alfred 6A Forsblad, Leland Fantasia on “Doxology” TRN 6A Forsblad, Leland Pacific Coast Panorama Kendor 6A Foster, Robert With Joy our Song Shall Soar Wingert-Jones 6A Frescobaldi/Slocum Toccata Alfred 6A Fry, Tommy Triptych Carl Fischer 6A Gabrielli/Margolis Canzona Manhattah Beach 6A 132 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Galante, Rossano Journey to the Lions’s Castle Associate Music Publishers, Inc. (Hal Leonard) 6A Gandolf, Michael Vientos y Tangos Boosey & Hawkes 6A Giannini, Vittorio Dedication Overture Alfred 6A Giannini, Vittorio Symphony No. 3 (1st mvt + 2nd or 4th) Alfred 6A Gillingham, David Century Variants C Alan/McClaren Productions 6A Gillingham, David No Shadow of Turning C Alan / McClaren Productions 6A Gillingham, David The Echo Never Fades C Alan / McClaren Productions 6A Gillingham, David With Heart and Voice C Alan / McClaren Productions 6A Giroux, Julie Fantasy in French Musica Propria 6A Giroux, Julie Italian Rhapsody Musica Propria, Inc. 6A Giroux, Julie One Life Beautiful Musica Propria, Inc. 6A Gliere/Longfield Russian Sailors Dance Barnhouse 6A Gorb, Adam Awayday Maecenas Music 6A Gould, Morton Ballad for Band Schirmer 6A Gould, Morton Jericho Alfred 6A Gould, Morton Symphony for Band (one mvt) Schirmer 6A Gould, Morton American Salute Alfred Music 6A Gounod/Larendeau Ballet Music from “Faust” (four mvts) Carl Fischer *** 6A Grainger, Percy Country Gardens Schirmer 6A Grainger, Percy Irish Tune from County Derry Carl Fischer 6A Grainger, Percy Lincolnshire Posy (four mvts) Schirmer 6A Grainger, Percy Molly on the Shore Carl Fischer 6A Grainger, Percy Shepherd’s Hey Carl Fischer 6A Grainger/Bainum Australian Up-Country Tune Schirmer 6A Grainger/Osman Scotch Strathsprey and Reel TRN 6A Grainger/Rogers Colonial Song Southern 6A Grainger/Sousa/Schissel Handel in the Strand Barnhouse 6A Grantham, Donald Farewell to Gray Piquant Press 6A Grantham, Donald Southern Harmony –(any 3 movements) Piquant Press 6A Gregson, Edward Festivo Novello 6A Gross, Charles Alle Psallite Shawnee 6A Handel/Daehn Concerto for Winds Daehn 6A Hanson, Howard Chorale and Alleluia Carl Fischer 6A Hanson, Howard Laude Carl Fischer (rental only) 6A Hanson, J. Robert Fanfare Pre. “O, How Shall I Receive Thee” Alfred *** 6A Hanson, Shelly Seis Manuel Boosey & Hawkes 6A Hanson, Shelly Volver a la Montana Boosey & Hawkes 6A Hanson/McBeth Symphony No. 2 (third mvt) Carl Fischer 6A Hart, Paul Cartoon G&M Brand International Music 6A Hartley, Walter Sinfonia No. 4 Wingert-Jones 6A Hazo, Samuel Arabesque Hal Leonard 6A Hazo, Samuel Perthshire Majesty Boosey & Hawkes 6A Hazo, Samuel Ride Boosey & Hawkes 6A Hazo, Samuel Sky is Waiting Hal Leonard 6A Hazo, Samuel Solas Ane’ Hal Leonard 6A Hearshen, Ira A Patriotic Overture Ludwig 6A Hill, William Sioux Variants Kjos 6A Himes, William Life Dances Curnow 6A Hindemith/Wilson March from Symphonic Metamorphosis Schott 6A Holsinger, David Consider the Uncommon Man TRN 6A Holsinger, David Liturgical Dances Southern 6A Holsinger, David On Ancient Hymns and Festal Dances TRN 6A Holsinger, David On the Grand Prairie Texas TRN 6A Holsinger, David Prelude and Rondo Barnhouse 6A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 133 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Holsinger, David To Tame the Perilous Skies TRN 6A Holst, Gustav First Suite in Eb for Military Band Boosey & Hawkes 6A Holst, Gustav Jupiter from the Planets Boosey & Hawkes 6A Holst, Gustav Mars from the Planets Boosey & Hawkes 6A Holst, Gustav Second Suite in F for Military Band (three mvts) Boosey & Hawkes 6A Holst/Curnow Uranus from the Planets Hal Leonard 6A Holst/Smith In the Bleak Mid-Winter Alfred 6A Horovitz/Boyd Four Dances from Femmes d’Alger Alfred*** 6A Huckeby, Ed The Golden Circle Barnhouse 6A Hultgren, Ralph Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!! Kjos 6A Husa, Karel Music for Prague, 1968 Associated Music Pub. 6A Ito, Yasuhide Gloriosa (Any 2 Mvts.) Ongaku-No Tomo-Sha 6A Ives/Elkus Symphony No. 2, Finale Peer-Southern 6A Ives/Thurston The Alcotts Associated Music Pub. 6A Jacob, Gordon An Original Suite Boosey & Hawkes*** 6A Jacob, Gordon Flag of Stars Boosey & Hawkes *** 6A Jacob, Gordon/Ed. Heidenreich An Original Suite Boosey & Hawkes 6A Jager, Robert Colonial Airs and Dances Kjos 6A Jager, Robert Diamond Variations Alfred 6A Jager, Robert Espirit de Corps Edward Marks Music 6A Jager, Robert Jubilate Southern 6A Jager, Robert Sinfonia Nobilissima Presser 6A Jager, Robert Variations on a Theme of Robert Schumann Alfred 6A Jedwabnik, Michael Columbia Celebrations Grand Mesa 6A Jenkins, Joseph Wilcox American Overture for Band Presser 6A Kabelevsky/Hunsberger Overture to Colas Breugnon MCA/Hall Leonard 6A Knox, Thomas Sea Songs Ludwig 6A Kozhevikov/Bourgeois Symphony No. 3: “Slavanskaya” (any 2 mvts) Wingert-Jones 6A La Plante, Pierre English Country Settings Daehn 6A LaGasse, Homer Sea Portrait Kjos 6A Lauridsen, Morten / Arr. H. Robert Reynolds O Magnum Mysterium Peer Music 6A Linn, Robert Partitia Kjos 6A Liszt/Hindsley Les Preludes Hindsley Transcriptions 6A Longfield, Robert Transformations FJH 6A LoPresti, Ronald Elegy for a Young American Presser 6A Lynch, John Were you There? C. Alan Publications 6A Mackey, John Hymn to a Blue Hour Osti Music 6A Mahr, Timothy Fantasia in G Kjos 6A Mahr, Timothy Into the Air! Kjos 6A Maslanka, David Give Us This Day Carl Fischer 6A Maslanka, David Heart Songs Carl Fischer 6A McBeth, W. Francis Divergents Southern 6A McBeth, W. Francis Kaddish Southern 6A McBeth, W. Francis Of Sailors and Whales (4 mvts) Southern 6A McBeth, W. Francis To Be Fed By Ravens Southern 6A Melillo, Stephen Godspeed! Stormworld 6A Mendelssohn/Garofolo Overture for Band, op. 24 Grand Mesa 6A Mennin, Peter Canzona Carl Fischer 6A Milburn, Dwayne S. American Hymnsong Suite (Any 3 Mvts. Or All) Kjos 6A Milhaud, Darius Suite Francaise (three mvts) Alfred 6A Morales, Erik With Every Joyful Hearts FJH 6A Mosier, Kirt From the Summit Wingert-Jones 6A Moussorgsky/Hindsley Night on Bald mountain Hindsley Transcriptions 6A Mozart/Longfield Abduction from the Seraglio FJH 6A 134 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Mozart/Slocum The Marriage of Figaro Alfred 6A Mussorgsky/Boyd Pictures at an Exhibition (4 mvts) Ludwig 6A Mussorgsky/Patterson Procession of Princes and Priests Southern 6A Nash, Gary Powell The Mission Devmusic Company 6A Nelhybel, Vaclav Symphonic Movement Alfred 6A Nelhybel, Vaclav Trittico (2 mvts) Alfred 6A Nelson, Ron Courtly Airs and Dances (any 4 mvts.) Ludwig Masters 6A Nelson, Ron Rocky Point Holliday Boosey & Hawkes 6A Nelson, Ron Savannah River Holiday Carl Fischer 6A Niccolai/Singleton The Merry Wives of Windsor Grand Mesa 6A Nixon, Roger Fiesta del Pacifico Boosey & Hawkes 6A Nixon, Roger Reflections Presser (rental only) 6A Offenbach/Odom Drum Major’s Daughter Overture Kjos*** 6A Offenbach/Odom La Belle Helene Kjos 6A Orff/Krance Carmina Burana (must play 1-2 and 4 other mvts) Schott 6A Pann, Carter Serenade for Winds Theodore Presser Co 6A Pann, Carter Slalom Theodore Presser Co 6A Paulson, Jim Psalm Ludwig 6A Persichetti, Vincent Divertimento for Band Presser 6A Persichetti, Vincent Masquerade for Band Presser 6A Persichetti, Vincent Psalm for Bands Presser 6A Persichetti, Vincent Symphony for Band (mvt 1 and 1 other mvt) Presser 6A Puccini, Giacomo ed. Robert E. Foster La Tragenda Wingert Jones Music, Inc 6A Puckett, Joel It Perched for Vespers Nine Bill Holab Music 6A Rager/Dan Russian Folk Dances Daehn 6A Reed, Alfred A Festive Overture Hal Leonard 6A Reed, Alfred A Jubilant Overture Barnhouse 6A Reed, Alfred Armenian Dances, set 1 Alfred 6A Reed, Alfred El Camino Real Hal Leonard 6A Reed, Alfred First Suite for Band Hal Leonard 6A Reed, Alfred Golden Jubilee Hal Leonard*** 6A Reed, Alfred Othello (four mvts) Hal Leonard 6A Reed, Alfred Russian Christmas Music Sam Fox 6A Reed, Alfred The Hounds of Spring Hal Leonard 6A Reed, H. Owen La Fiesta Mexicana (two mvts) Alfred 6A Reineke, Steven Towards a New Horizon Barnhouse 6A Reineke, Steven Fate of the Gods Barnhouse 6A Respighi/Duker The Pines of Rome (one mvt) Associated Music Pub. 6A Rieger, Wallingford Dance Rhythms for Band, op. 58 Associated *** 6A Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidsen Procession of the Nobles from Mlada Carl Fischer 6A Rossini/Cailliet An Italian in Algiers Sam Fox 6A Rossini/Lake The Barber of Seville FIS 6A Russell, Armand Theme and Fantasia Hal Leonard *** 6A Safranek, Harold Zampa Overture Carl Fischer 6A Saint-Saens/Slocum Finale from Symphony No. 3 TRN 6A Salfelder, Kathryn Cathedrals Boosey & Hawkes 6A Saucedo, Richard Fantasy on a Theme by Samuel Barber Schirmer 6A Saucedo, Richard Song of the Gandy Dancers Hal Leonard 6A Saucedo, Richard Symphony No. 1 for Wind Orchestra (Mvt 1 or 2) Hal Leonard 6A Saucedo, Richard Windsprints Hal Leonard 6A Schubert/Tichelli Ave Maria Manhattan Beach 6A Schuman, William Be Glad Then America Theodore Presser Co 6A Schuman, William When Jesus Wept Theodore Presser Co 6A Schumann, William Chester Overture for Band Presser 6A 82ND ANNUAL STATE BAND CLINIC 135 REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class Schumann, William George Washington Bridge Schirmer 6A Schwantner, Joseph And the Mountains Rising Nowhere Schott 6A Scriabin/Reed Nocturne, op 9, No. 2 Marks/Belwin 6A Seiber/Daehn Irish Trilogy Daehn 6A Semetna/Brand Dance of the Comedians Shawnee 6A Shabazz, Ayetey In His Grace Barnhouse 6A Shabazz, Ayetey In Pursuit of Troy Barnhouse 6A Shaffer, David Celestial Legend FJH 6A Shaffer, David New World Variations Barnhouse 6A Sheldon, Robert Flight of the Piasa Alfred 6A Sheldon, Robert Metroplex 6A Shostakovich/Hunsberger Festive Overture Hal Leonard 6A Shostakovich/Reynolds Folk Dances Carl Fischer 6A Shostakovich/Righter Symphony No. 5, Finale Barnhouse 6A Smith, Claude T. Allegheny Portrait Claude T. Smith Pub. 6A Smith, Claude T. Eternal Father, Strong to Save Wingert-Jones 6A Smith, Claude T. Festival Variations Wingert-Jones 6A Smith, Claude T. Incidental Suite Wingert-Jones 6A Smith, Claude T. Overture on an Early American Folk Hymn Wingert-Jones 6A Smith, Claude T. Prelude Variations Wingert-Jones 6A Smith, Robert W. Paradisio Alfred 6A Smith, Robert W. Songs of Sailor and Sea Alred 6A Smith, Robert W. The Ascension Alfred 6A Smith, Robert W. The Inferno Alfred 6A Sochinkski, James Legend of Alcobaca TRN 6A Sparke, Philip The Seasons Hal Leonard 6A Sparke, Philip Fiesta Studio Music 6A Strauss/Davis/Fenell Allerseelen Ludwig 6A Strauss/Lubaroff Eljen a Magyar Wingert-Jones 6A Stroope, Randall Z. / Frederick Ulmar Amor de mi Alma TRN 6A Sullivan, Arthur arr. Mackerras Pineapple Poll – (any 3 movements) Alfred (Belwin) 6A Sullivan, MacKerras, Duthhoit Pineapple Poll (two mvts) Chappell 6A Ticheli, Frank Blue Shades Manhattan Beach 6A Ticheli, Frank Rest Manhattan Beach 6A Ticheli, Frank Vesuvius Manhattan Beach 6A Ticheli, Frank An American Elegy Manhattan Beach 6A Ticheli, Frank Symphony No.2 –(any 3 movements) Manhattan Beach Music 6A Tschaikovsky/Safranek Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F Minor Carl Fischer *** 6A Tull, Fisher Sketches on a Tudor Psalm Boosey & Hawkes 6A Tull, Fisher Toccata Boosey & Hawkes 6A Van der Roost, Jan Algona Overture deHaske/Curnow 6A Van der Roost, Jan Balkanya Curnow 6A Van der Roost, Jan Puszta (three mvts) Curnow 6A Van der Roost, Jan Rikudim Curnow 6A Van der Roost, Jan Slavia Curnow 6A Vaughan Williams, Ralph English Folk Song Suite Boosey & Hawkes 6A Vaughan Williams, Ralph Overture to “The Wasps” TRN 6A Vaughan Williams, Ralph Toccata Marziale Boosey & Hawkes 6A Vaughan Williams, Ralph Sea Songs Boosey & Hawkes 6A Vaughan Williams/Beeler Rhosymedre Schirmer 6A Vaughan Williams/Curnow Prelude on Three Welsh Hymn Tunes Hal Leonard *** 6A Verdi/Lake/Kent La Forza del Destino Carl Fischer 6A von Suppe, Franz Das Pensionat Ludwig 6A

136 MISSISSIPPI BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION REQUIRED MUSIC LIST 2018 Composer/Arranger Title Publisher (out of print***) Class von Suppe, Franz/trans. Fillmore/ed. Foster Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna Carl Fischer 6A von Suppe, Franz Trans. Schissel Light Calvary Overture Ludwig-Masters 6A von Suppe/Fillmore Light Cavalry Overture Carl Fischer 6A von Suppe/Fillmore Poet and Peasant Overture Carl Fischer 6A von Suppe/Grotenhuis Tantalusqualen Overture Kjos 6A von Suppe/Singleton Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna Grand Mesa 6A Wagner/Calliet Elsa’ Procession to the Cathedral Alfred 6A Wagner/Liedzen Trauesinfonie Associated Music Pub. 6A Wagner/Meyrelles Rienzi Carl Fischer *** 6A Wagner/Reed Pilgrim’s Chorus from “Tannhauser” Barnhouse 6A Wagner/Whear Sigfried’s Funeral Music Barnhouse 6A Waters, Tim Fortress Variations Hal Leonard 6A Weinberger/Bainum Polka and Fugue from “Schwanda, the Bagpiper” Associated Music Pub. 6A Whitacre, Eric October Hal Leonard 6A White, Donald Minature Set for Band Shawnee 6A Williams, Clifton Caccia and Chorale Barnhouse 6A Williams, Clifton Fanfare and Allegro Alfred 6A Williams, Clifton Festival Variations Alfred 6A Williams, Clifton Ramparts Hal Leonard 6A Williams, Clifton Symphonic Dance No. 3 Alfred 6A Williams, Clifton Symphonic Suite Alfred*** 6A Williams, Clifton The Ramparts Masters Music 6A Willis, Richard Marcia Ostinata TRN 6A Wood, Haydn Mannin Veen Boosey & Hawkes 6A Yagisawa, Satoshi Hymn to the Infinite Sky deHaske/Hal Leonard 6A Yagisawa, Satoshi Primavera - Beautiful Mountain Winds Bravo Music 6A Young, Charles R. Tempered Steel Southern 6A Zaninelli, Luigi Jubilate Shawnee 6A Zaninelli, Luigi Battle Hymn of the Republic Concert Works Unlimited (Shawnee Press) 6A Zdechlik, John Chorale and Shaker Dance Kjos 6A Zdechlik, John Lyric Statement Kjos 6A Zdechlik, John Rondo, Jubiloso Kjos 6A

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CLASS 1A CLASS 2A CLASS 3A CLASS 4A CLASS 5A CLASS 6A 2004 1ST DESOTO CENTRAL BOONEVILLE COLUMBIA STONE GRENADA 2ND UNION PHILADELPHIA CLEVELAND PEARL TUPELO 3RD CALHOUN CITY EUPORA MAGEE RIDGELAND HARRISON CENTRAL 4TH SCOTT CENTRAL MOOREVILLE KOSSUTH KOSCIUSKO VICKSBURG 5TH LOYD STAR SUMRALL QUITMAN SOUTHAVEN

2005 1ST ETHEL PHILADELPHIA BOONEVILLE DESOTO CENTRAL GRENADA 2ND STRINGER EUPORA COLUMBIA PETAL TUPELO 3RD MCADAMS WESSON KOSSUTH PEARL SOUTHAVEN 4TH SEMINARY RIPLEY STONE VICKSBURG 5TH BALDWYN MAGEE KOSCIUSKO CLINTON

2006 1ST STRINGER EUPORA RIPLEY STONE TUPELO 2ND MCADAMS SCOTT CENTRAL COLUMBIA DESOTO CENTRAL GRENADA 3RD ETHEL WESSON BOONEVILLE PETAL SOUTHAVEN 4TH MT. OLIVE BRUCE KOSSUTH RIDGELAND HARRISON CENTRAL 5TH PHILADELPHIA SOUTH PONTOTOC PEARL CLINTON

2007 1ST CALHOUN CITY SCOTT CENTRAL COLUMBIA PEARL PETAL 2ND SMITHVILLE EUPORA LEWISBURG RIDGELAND SOUTHAVEN 3RD WESSON BOONEVILLE PONTOTOC MADISON CENTRAL 4TH PHILADELPHIA RIPLEY STONE TUPELO 5TH UNION SOUTH PONTOTOC SOUTH JONES HARRISON CENTRAL

2008 1ST STRINGER EUPORA COLUMBIA RIDGELAND SOUTHAVEN 2ND ETHEL UNION LEWISBURG PONTOTOC PETAL 3RD WESSON PURVIS PEARL HARRISON CENTRAL 4TH SCOTT CENTRAL BOONEVILLE LONG BEACH DESOTO CENTRAL 5TH PHILADELPHIA RIPLEY SOUTH JONES WARREN CENTRAL

2009 1ST SMITHVILLE UNION BOONEVILLE LEWISBURG PEARL SOUTHAVEN 2ND ETHEL EUPORA RIPLEY COLUMBIA LONG BEACH PETAL 3RD MCADAMS SCOTT CENTRAL SUMRALL CENTER HILL RIDGELAND DESOTO CENTRAL 4TH WESSON NETTLETON PONTOTOC STONE HARRISON CENTRAL 5TH BALDWYN WEST MARION SOUTH JONES SALTILLO TUPELO

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CLASS 1A CLASS 2A CLASS 3A CLASS 4A CLASS 5A CLASS 6A 2010 1ST SMITHVILLE UNION BOONEVILLE LEWISBURG RIDGELAND DESOTO CENTRAL 2ND ETHEL EUPORA RIPLEY COLUMBIA PEARL PETAL 3RD MCADAMS WESSON MORTON CENTER HILL STONE SOUTHAVEN 4TH BALDWYN CHOCTAW CENTRAL KOSCIUSKO HERNANDO HARRISON CENTRAL 5TH LAKE NETTLETON SOUTH JONES WEST HARRISON CLINTON

2011 1ST STRINGER UNION BOONEVILLE COLUMBIA PEARL DESOTO CENTRAL 2ND ETHEL WESSON RIPLEY LEWISBURG RIDGELAND PETAL 3RD EUPORA CHOCTAW CENTRAL GERMANTOWN HERNANDO HARRISON CENTRAL 4TH ENTERPRISE MORTON KOSCIUSKO CENTER HILL SOUTHAVEN 5TH CALHOUN CITY KOSSUTH LOUISVILLE SOUTH JONES TUPELO

2012 1ST STRINGER UNION RIPLEY LEWISBURG PEARL PETAL 2ND ETHEL EUPORA BOONEVILLE COLUMBIA HERNANDO DESOTO CENTRAL 3RD WESSON ALCORN CENTRAL KOSCIUSKO RIDGELAND HARRISON CENTRAL 4TH ENTERPRISE SOUTH PONTOTOC NORTHEAST JONES SOUTH JONES OLIVE BRANCH 5TH KOSSUTH LOUISVILLE CENTER HILL OAK GROVE

2013 1ST STRINGER UNION BOONEVILLE COLUMBIA GERMANTOWN PETAL 2ND ETHEL EUPORA SOUTH PONTOTOC KOSCIUSKO LEWISBURG OLIVE BRANCH 3RD ENTERPRISE LOUISVILLE PONTOTOC PEARL HERNANDO 4TH SUMRALL PURVIS WEST HARRISON SOUTHAVEN 5TH MOOREVILLE CENTER HILL CLINTON

2014 1ST STRINGER UNION BOONEVILLE COLUMBIA LEWISBURG HERNANDO 2ND ETHEL BALDWIN SOUTH PONTOTOC KOSCIUSKO GERMANTOWN DESOTO CENTRAL 3RD MANTACHIE NORTH PONTOTOC PONTOTOC WEST HARRISON OLIVE BRANCH 4TH SUMRALL RIPLEY PEARL OAK GROVE 5TH NEW ALBANY STONE PETAL

2015 1ST STRINGER ENTERPRISE BOONEVILLE RIPLEY LEWISBURG HERNANDO 2ND HAMILTON EUPORA SOUTH PONTOTOC PONTOTOC WEST HARRISON OLIVE BRANCH 3RD SMITHVILLE MANTACHIE KOSSUTH PURVIS GERMANTOWN SOUTHAVEN 4TH ETHEL UNION NORTH PONTOTOC NEW ALBANY RIDGELAND DESOTO CENTRAL 5TH BALDWYN INDEPENDENCE KOSCIUSKO STONE PETAL

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CLASS 1A CLASS 2A CLASS 3A CLASS 4A CLASS 5A CLASS 6A 2016 1ST STRINGER MANTACHIE BOONEVILLE KOSCIUSKO LEWISBURG PETAL 2ND SMITHVILLE UNION NORTH PONTOTOC PASS CHRISTIAN SOUTH JONES OAK GROVE 3RD HAMILTON EUPORA SOUTH PONTOTOC COLUMBIA WEST HARRISON HERNANDO 4TH ENTERPRISE MOOREVILLE RIPLEY OXFORD SOUTHAVEN 5TH WINONA KOSSUTH PONTOTOC RIDGELAND DESOTO CENTRAL

2017 1ST SMITHVILLE MIZE BOONEVILLE PONTOTOC GERMANTOWN OAK GROVE 2ND HAMILTON UNION SOUTH PONTOTOC KOSCIUSKO OLIVE BRANCH PETAL 3RD SEBASTOPOL CALHOUN CITY KOSSUTH RIPLEY LEWISBURG DESOTO CENTRAL 4TH STRINGER ENTERPRISE COLUMBIA PASS CHRISTIAN CENTER HILL HERNANDO 5TH EUPORA NORTH PONTOTOC PURVIS SOUTH JONES PEARL

2018 1ST HAMILTON EAST WEBSTER COLUMBIA KOSCIUSKO LEWISBURG HERNANDO 2ND STRINGER CLAHOUN CITY BOONEVILLE PONTOTOC GERMANTOWN PETAL 3RD SMITHVILLE EUPORA SOUTH PONTOTOC MENDENHALL SOUTH JONES DESOTO CENTRAL 4TH SEBASTOPOL BRUCE KOSSUTH NEW ALBANY WEST HARRISON SOUTHAVEN 5TH MIZE MANTACHIE PURVIS STONE PEARL

2018 1ST STRINGER EAST WEBSTER BOONEVILLE STONE SOUTH JONES HERNANDO 2ND HAMILTON UNION COLUMBIA NEW ALBANY RIDGELAND DESOTO CEN. 3RD BALDWYN MIZE SENATOBIA S. PONTOTOC CENTER HILL SOUTHHAVEN 4TH MANTACHIE KOSSUTH PONTOTOC SALTILLO PETAL 5TH BRUCE WEST MARION PURVIS LONG BEACH OAK GROVE

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