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Concert Hall Mason Pond Paring Dec Center for the Arts

Grand Tier

George Mason University Fairfax, Va.

Choral Room Grand Tier Harris Theatre FRIDAY 1 p.m. Free State Carnegie Mellon Mark Kraszewski

1:30 p.m. Perry Roth Radford (RU Saxos) Matt Olson Quartet

2 p.m. State (Tethys) Colshire Winds Justin Massey Michigan State (Zaw)

2:30 p.m. Megan Ihnen & Shenandoah «Jeremy Koch Alan Theisen present Freshman (2:40 p.m.)

3 p.m. Christopher Barrick Indiana (Kanaderu) Steven Stusek

3:30 p.m. James Bunte Ohio State (Hyperion) Greg Dudzienski Trio

4 p.m. Gail Levinsky Youngstown State Julian Velasco (Onyx) 4:30 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City Shawna Pennock & Joseph Henson Stephen Page (The Mencheviks)

5 p.m. James Umble Wright State Archangels

5:30 p.m. Kenda Duo & Susquehanna (Koru) Duo Suspirium Kevin Norton

FRIDAY AT A GLANCE Scan this code for the most up-to-date schedule and detailed program infomation, plus biographies of all of the performers. Or visit http://www.navyband.navy.mil/saxophone/#/schedule.

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1 p.m. Tim Powell

1:30 p.m. Altered Sound Duo Susan Summers

2 p.m. Performance Rick Firestone Duo 1012 Lecture/Masterclass

2:30 p.m. College Quartet Series Andrew Somerville J. Adams Briggs «Military Musician 3 p.m. Vanderbilt University Andrew Allen (Blair)

3:30 p.m. Paul Cotton Information Table Matthew Taylor, Center for the Arts Higher Education Job Main Lobby 4 p.m. Off-Season Miami (Brina)

4:30 p.m. «Duo 70 Alea Duo Kara Capell Nicholas Natalie Vendors 5 p.m. Michael Rene Torres de Laski Building Room 3001 Mark Kraszewski Paul Cohen, Dahl: Friday, 1-6 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Secret Life of Original Saturday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. South Carolina (Regulus) FRIDAY AT A GLANCE SATURDAY Concert Hall Choral Room Grand Tier 9 a.m. UNCG Oakland Jacob Swanson Saxophone Ensemble (Labyrinth)

9:30 a.m. Shenandoah Cons. Pharos Quartet Wayne State Saxophone Collective (Electrum) Todd Gaffke 10 a.m. Resonance Saxophone Bowling Green Stephen Fischer (Occhiolism)

10:30 a.m. «U.S. Navy Band Sarah Hetrick & Ithaca (Battroseaux) Saxophone Quartet Kyle Jones San Jose State (Zelos)

11 a.m. FEATURED PERFORMANCE «U.S. Coast Guard Wisconsin (Oshkosh) Antonio Felipe Belijar Saxophone Quartet (11:10 p.m.)

11:30 a.m. George Mason Michael Hernandez University FEATURED MASTERCLASS Antonio Felipe Belijar 12 p.m. Shenandoah «Joe D'Aleo (Meraki 3.25)

12:30 p.m. Selmer Axos presentation «Joshua Thomas Indiana (Empyrean) and drawing

1 p.m. Matthew Taylor/Adam McCord Duquesne FEATURED MASTERCLASS Matthew Younglove 1:30 p.m. Taimur Sullivan University of Texas at Project Fusion Austin (Aldebaran)

2 p.m. Upland Saxophone Youngstown State (Constellation) FEATURED MASTERCLASS Quartet 2:30 p.m. «The U.S. Army Band Miami (Frost) Saxophone Quartet

3 p.m. of Andrew Kovaleski Pennsylvania (Aquila) FEATURED CLINIC 3:30 p.m. Bob Sheppard James Flowers Indiana (Soma)

4 p.m. Tennessee (Tenn4) David Wozniak Hartford (Ilithios) Performance 4:30 p.m. Georgia State Diane Hunger Lecture/Masterclass (Vinea) 5 p.m. College Quartet Series Southern Arkansas Fujin (SAV) «Military Musician 5:30 p.m. Kyle Hutchins Univ. Massachusetts Hutchins/Johnson Duo Amherst (Rebel) SATURDAY AT A GLANCE Harris Theatre MTB 2013 MTB 2018

9 a.m. McDaniel College Drew Whiting (G4) Thomas Smialek, The Jolliest of Them All: 9:30 a.m. Eugene Coffin Nicholas Lira Matthew Swallow

10 a.m. «Off On Four Brent Bristow James Umble, Andrew Mead, 10:30 a.m. Composer Carrie Koffman Caleb Shannon

11 a.m. Brian Perez Christopher Barrick, «Luis Hernandez 11:30 a.m. Junction Saxophone Know Your Roots Quartet

12 p.m. Kyle Mechmet Fire Truck Duo Marty Nau Quintet 12:30 p.m. Scott Sandberg David Cortez

1 p.m. Decho Ensemble Robin Lacey «Matt Stuver Quintet 1:30 p.m. Mirasol Duo Julian Salazar

2 p.m. Yiqun Chen Jeff Dening, Buying Vintage High School Honors Andrew Allen 2:30 p.m. Recital Brad Hubbard Andy Wen

3 p.m. Joseph Lyons Colin Wood, Capitol Quartet Improvisation for 3:30 p.m. Sarah Dunbar Classical Saxophonists

4 p.m. «Jonathan Yanik Anders Lundegård Augmented Triad

4:30 p.m. Morehead State Zzyzx Quartet (Lockegee) Todd Goranson, Overcoming 5 p.m. Nick Zoulek Zinnia Performance Anxiety

5:30 p.m. Kyle Jones Wilson Poffenberger Daniel Sclafani Brett Thole SATURDAY AT A GLANCE DUBUQUE, Iowa

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL SAXOPHONE SYMPOSIUM During a 1977 summer saxophone confer- Past guest artists include Arno Bornkamp, ence in Brussels, then-Chief Musician Dale Pete Christlieb, Eddie Daniels, Claude Underwood performed “Concertante” by Delangle, Philippe Geiss, , Clare Grundman with the Royal Symphonic Dave Liebman, Masahiro Maeda, Branford Band of the Belgian Guides, conducted Marsalis, Steven Mauk, Timothy McAllister, by the U.S. Navy Band’s leader, Cmdr. Ned , Chris Potter, , Muffley. Later in the conference, Muffley dis- Eugene Rousseau, John Sampen, Jim Snidero, cussed the possibility of hosting the band’s Dragan Sremec, Chris Vadala and Grover own symposium. After some consideration, Washington, Jr. Muffley turned to Underwood and said, “We The legacy that Underwood began more than can do this and do it better.” In that moment 40 years ago has evolved into the largest the Band International two-day saxophone conference in the United Saxophone Symposium was born. States. The symposium provides a hands-on Every year, both classical and saxophon- learning experience for saxophone fans of all ists are invited to perform with the Navy Band. ages and abilities. The United States Navy Band is the pre- mier musical organization of the U.S. Navy. Comprised of six primary performing groups as well as a host of smaller ensem- bles, "The World's Finest" is capable of playing any style of music in any setting. Since its inception in 1925, the Navy Band has been entertaining audiences and sup- porting the Navy with some of the best musicians in the country, performing more than 270 public concerts and 1,300 cere- monies each year. From national concert tours to presidential inaugurals to memori- SURABAYA, Indonesia The United al services at Arlington States National Cemetery, the NAVY MUSIC Navy Band, Navy Band proudly rep- Every year, Navy musicians present nationally and resents the men and 6,000 performances across the women of the largest, internationally, United States and around the world, stands for most versatile, most ca- connecting with millions of people. musical pable naval force on the The Navy’s 11 bands represent the and military planet today: America's Navy in a musical capacity by stim- Navy. excellence. ulating pride, esprit de corps, re- The Navy Band is dedi- tention and recruiting, promoting cated to the education national and international public re- of younger musicians. The Music in the lations, and enhancing the prestige Schools program features band members of the Navy. presenting clinics, master classes and re- Navy bands go where ships can’t citals at local schools. Every spring, the go to expand and strengthen our hosts its annual Young Artist network of partners. In a typical Solo Competition. year, Navy bands travel to more than 40 countries, helping to im- The United States Navy Band, nationally prove access and relationships and internationally, stands for musical and abroad. military excellence. Whether performing at , the White House or a ru- Here at home, Sailor musicians ral civic auditorium; sharing the stage with play an important role honoring the long and proud tradition of Ernest Borgnine, Itzhak Perlman, Branford naval service. While traveling all Marsalis or Vince Gill; or appearing on tele- across the country, Navy bands vision programs like "Today," "Meet the come together with communities Press" and "Good Morning America" and to honor and celebrate the service in films like "Clear and Present Danger," of veterans. the United States Navy Band is constant- ly reaffirming why they are "The World's Traveling across the nation and all over the globe, your Navy bands Finest." are connecting people from all walks of life to America’s Navy. UNITED STATES NAVY BAND CONCERT BAND Capt. Kenneth C. Collins conductor Friday, Jan. 11, 2019, at 8 p.m. Center for the Arts Concert Hall

MILLENNIUM CANONS Kevin Puts arr. Mark Spede

Antonio Felipe Belijar was born in CONCERTO FOR Madrid, Spain, in 1978. He began his AND WIND ORCHESTRA musical studies at the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid, con- cluding his studies with the Honour I. Recitative Prize in saxophone. He is currently II. Adagio (Passacaglia) the musical director of Sax Antiqua, a III. Rondo alla marcia; allegro brioso saxophone ensemble specializing in ancient music repertoire, and the pro- Chief Musician Jonathan Yanik, alto saxophone fessor of saxophone at the Castilla-La Mancha High Conservatory of Music in HEMKE CONCERTO "PRISMS OF LIGHT" Albacete, Spain. Belijar has won prizes in ten inter- Augusta Read Thomas national competitions, including the trans. Musician 1st Class Chris Buchanan International Competition Part 1: Illuminations in Dinant, Belgium. He is frequently fea- Part 2: Sunrise Ballad tured as soloist with around Part 3: Chasing Radiance the world, including performances in Park 4: Solar Rings Spain, Germany, Portugal and Belgium. He has performed with orchestras Taimur Sullivan, alto saxophone including Radio Televisión Española (ORTVE), Orquesta de Cámara Andrés ÞWind Band Premiere Segovia, Comunidad de Madrid and Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival CONCERTO IN E MINOR, OP. 64 Orchester with conductors David Felix Mendelssohn Shallon, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Donald Runnicles and Christoph Eschenbach. Antonio Felipe Belijar, In 2005 he collaborated with Karlheinz Stockhausen for the recording of ARMED FORCES ON PARADE “Knabenduett” alongside saxophonist Richard Hayman Julien Petit. Deeply interested in violin repertoire, SIR PATRICK Belijar is dedicated to transcribing important compositions for that in- Philippe Geiss strument and performing them on saxophone. His transcriptions are characterized by a high fidelity to the original, requiring a performer’s utmost confidence with the altissimo register. Taimur Sullivan is associate profes- The music of Grammy-winning com- Chief Musician Jonathan Yanik, the sor of saxophone at Northwestern poser Augusta Read Thomas is Navy Concert Band's principal saxo- University, and a member of the ac- majestic, elegant, lyrical and “boldly phonist, is in demand across the world claimed PRISM Quartet. His perfor- considered music that celebrates the as a performer, teacher and guest clini- mances have taken him from the stag- sound of the instruments and reaf- cian. Yanik has been a soloist with the es of Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and firms the vitality of orchestral music” Navy Band on more than 100 high-vis- the Knitting Factory, to engagements (Philadelphia Inquirer). The New Yorker ibility concerts in 25 states. He has in Russia, China, England, Germany, Magazine called Augusta "a true virtu- performed with such varied groups as Croatia and throughout Latin America. oso composer." Donald Rosenberg of the National Philharmonic, UrbanArias, He has garnered critical praise as "out- Gramophone wrote, “Heart and soul in Inscape chamber orchestra, Doc standing...his melodies phrased as if the breathtaking music of a thoughtful Scantlin’s Imperial Palms jazz orches- this were an old and cherished clas- contemporary composer. Thomas's tra and the Navy Band Saxophone sic, his virtuosity supreme" (New York brainy brand of modernism reveals a Quartet. Times), and as a player of "dazzling pro- lively, probing mind allied to a beating Yanik was a featured soloist at the 2015 ficiency" (American Record Guide). heart.” Saxophone Congress and Festival in Sullivan has dedicated much of his ca- The citation from her 2009 American Strasbourg, , performing David reer to commissioning new repertoire Academy of Arts and Letters induction Biedenbender’s “Dreams in the Dusk” for the saxophone, and has given the reads, “Her impressive body of works with La Garde Républicaine (). American and world premieres of more embodies unbridled passion and fierce He was also the grand prize winner than 250 solo and chamber works. In poetry. Championed by such luminaries of the Heida Hermanns International honor of his distinguished record of as Barenboim, Rostropovich, Boulez, Woodwind Competition in 2008. promoting and presenting new works and Knussen, she rose early to the top A highly-regarded teacher and guest for the saxophone, the New York-based of her profession. Later, as an influen- clinician, Yanik has presented class- arts advocacy organization Meet the tial teacher at Eastman, Northwestern es at The Midwest Clinic, Brevard Composer named him one of eight "so- and Tanglewood, chairperson of Music Festival, University of Georgia, loist champions" in the United States. the American Music Center, and the University of Louisville, University of As a member of the PRISM Quartet Symphony’s longest-serving Tennessee, Penn State University, for 24 years, Sullivan has performed resident composer, she has become Texas A&M, University of Mississippi concertos with orchestras nationwide, one of the most recognizable and wide- and Youngstown State University, as conducted residencies at the nation’s ly loved figures in American Music.” well as many others. He has also served leading conservatories and collab- Thomas has composed more than 40 as adjunct professor of saxophone orated with jazz artists, percussion works for orchestra. She was the Mead at Towson University. Yanik earned a ensembles, and traditional Chinese in- Composer-in-Residence for Daniel Master of Music with the highest hon- strumentalists. He recently performed Barenboim and Pierre Boulez with the ors from , where ’ “Nixon in China” with Chicago Symphony Orchestra from he studied classical and jazz perfor- the Los Angeles Philharmonic under 1997-2006, which culminated in the mance with and Andrew the baton of the composer, and two premiere of “Astral Canticle,” a finalist Bishop, and a Bachelor of Music concerti at the Festival of Palaces in for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Music. Education with high distinction from St. Petersburg, Russia, and presented She founded and directs the Center the Indiana University Jacobs School concerts and master classes around for Contemporary Composition at the of Music, where he studied with Otis the United States. . Her music has Murphy. Sullivan appears on more than 30 re- been commissioned by leading orches- cordings, and performs exclusively on tras and ensembles around the world. Selmer saxophones and mouthpieces, and Silverstein ligatures. UNITED STATES NAVY BAND COMMODORES JAZZ ENSEMBLE Senior Chief Musician William Mulligan unit leader Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019, at 8 p.m. Center for the Arts Concert Hall

MILLER'S MODES Senior Chief Musician Stephen H. Williams Senior Chief Musician Peter Revell, acoustic bass Senior Chief Musician Stephen H. Williams, alto saxophone For more than four decades, Bob Musician 1st Class David A. Kapral, Sheppard has played on countless sessions with an astounding crop of A-list jazz giants, including , THREE FOR JUJU , Michael and Randy Senior Chief Musician Luis Hernandez, arr. Vince Norman Brecker, , , , , , Senior Chief Musician Luis Hernandez, John Beasley and Steps Ahead, as well Musician 1st Class Jonathan C. Barnes, as artists within several other genres. Musician 1st Class Kevin C. McDonald, drum set Sheppard is also an in-demand session player who works extensively in film TRY CYCLE and television. He can be heard on hun- Senior Chief Musician Robert A. Holmes dreds of movie and TV soundtracks, in- cluding films “Jerry Maguire,” “Leaving Senior Chief Musician Robert A. Holmes, soprano saxophone Las Vegas,” “Goodfellas,” “Forrest Musician 1st Class Daniel LaMaestra, Gump,” “Nixon” and “First Wives Club,” and on television shows such HEAVEN as “Seinfeld,” “Chicago Hope,” “Late Duke Ellington, arr. Senior Chief Musician Scott A. Silbert Night with David Letterman,” “Cheers” and “Northern Exposure.” As a side Senior Chief Musician William C. Mulligan, alto saxophone musician, he is featured on a variety of Musician 1st Class Kristine Hsia, vocals recordings with artists such as , , Sheena NEW NASHVILLE Easton, , Scott Musician 1st Class Tyler Mire Henderson, Dianne Reeves, and Michael Franks. Master Chief Musician Phil M. Burlin, tenor saxophone Currently a member of the Mike Stern Musician 1st Class Benjamin E. Ford, trombone Quartet, Sheppard was featured on the 1998 premiere tour of Chick Corea’s Selections performed with guest artist Bob new sextet, Origin. He has also been a Sheppard to be announced from the stage. member of the bands of such luminar- ies as Freddie Hubbard, , Horace Silver, Lyle Mays, , Billy Childs, Nat Adderley and Doc Severinson, among others. He is also a solo artist and composer. His recording debut, “Tell Tale Signs” (Windham Hill Jazz), was produced by Steely Dan’s . For more than a decade, Bob has been an adjunct faculty member at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, and he fre- quently conducts clinics at colleges around the country. FRIDAY

1 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE 1:30 P.M. GRAND TIER LOIUSBURG, North Carolina THE MARK KRASZEWSKI RADFORD UNIVERSITY QUARTET (RU SAXOS) Andy Berman, guitar; Dan Nadeau, drums; Matt Bandman, soprano saxophone; Brian Vinson, bass Bradley Greiner, alto saxophone; Matthew LMNOP Rhoten, tenor saxophone; Christopher Brian Vinson McNabb, BEYOND ALL LIMITS QUARTET I FOR SAXOPHONE Woody Shaw QUARTET Gioachino Rossini TRAIN SONG arr. Bill Holcombe Brian Vinson I. Allegro Moderato PREMIER QUATUOR 1 P.M. MTB 2013 Jean Baptiste Singelée TIM POWELL I. Andante and Allegro II. Adagio Sostenuto #26 III. Allegro Vivace Scott Godin IV. Allegretto FLYING HIGH David Froom 1:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE 1 P.M. CHORAL ROOM BEFORE THE DAWN David Froom MATT OLSON QUARTET FREE STATE SAXOPHONE THREE ETUDES Matt Olson, saxophone; Josh Espinoza, QUARTET piano Robert Ashley Mullarkey, soprano saxophone; III. Idee Fixe SCOUT, NO DOUBT Joe Briscuso, alto saxophone; Brett Taylor, Matt Olson tenor saxophone; Phil Barnes, baritone saxophone 1 P.M. MTB 2018 PURPLE LILAC Matt Olson FOUR DANCES AUGUSTA READ THOMAS SNAKE EYES Jonathan Leshnoff The Art of Inspiration with Augusta Matt Olson trans. Christopher M. Cicconi Read Thomas Waltz Grammy-winning composer Augusta Read Pavane Thomas has amassed a following among 1:30 P.M. MTB 2013 Chas Tanz orchestras, chamber ensembles, soloists, ALTERED SOUND DUO Furlana vocalists, and music enthusiasts with her unique Christopher Murphy, saxophone; Nicholas creations of vibrant, bold fantasy in sound. From DRASTIC MEASURES Fox, Percussion Russell Peck where does she draw inspiration, and how does Allegro she translate what's in her head to her scores? ÞCHILD’S PLAY Join Thomas on a visual, tactile, and auditory Amy Williams journey through her musical world as she shares I. 1 P.M. GRAND TIER her sketches, manuscripts, and methodology II. CARNEGIE MELLON for composing. III. UNIVERSITY ÞI LISTEN, MOSTLY David Veyo Benjamin Morris, soprano saxophone; 1:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Xin Ma, alto saxophone; Xiang Ji, tenor ÞDISTANT PARTITIONS saxophone; Daniel Muller, baritone PERRY ROTH Chelsea Loew saxophone Elizabeth Tomczyk, piano ANDANTE ET SCHERZETTO ÞBREAKING 1:30 P.M. MTB 2018 John Fitz Rogers I. Andante I. break open SUSAN SUMMERS II. Scherzetto II. break with JAW BOX QUARTET III. break in Erin Rogers Elliot del Borgo IV. break into FOUR MINIATURES V. break off I. Quickly Timothy Peterson VI. break down II. Gently VII. break up III. With Vigor VIII. break free IX. break through X. break away ÞPremiere performance FRIDAY

2 P.M. CHORAL ROOM COLSHIRE WINDS LAKE BUENA VISTA, Florida Steve Carmichael, saxophone; Karen Judkins, Jean-Michael Damase IDYLLE Charles Koechlin Andante con moto LA DISTANZA DELLA LUNA Alan Theisen IMPRESSÕES SOBRAIS Liduino Pitombeira Caminho Solitário Diálogos

2 P.M. GRAND TIER (TETHYS) Kevin Ruppert, soprano saxophone; Lindsay Smithson, alto saxophone; Courtney Larkin, tenor saxophone; Alex Lowe, baritone saxophone 2 P.M. MTB 2018 EPILOGUE DUO 1012 Jessica Rudman FANTAZIA Orlando Gibbons Curtis Gay, saxophone; Ciara Hill, saxophone ELEGY (DESERTED) Jennifer Bellor arr. Frederick L. Hemke ROTTE NO. 1 FROM ALL OF OUR LOVE PEACE Murata Junichi David Maslanka SONATA FOR TWO THIS WAS LOST Nick Zoulek INTRODUCTION ET VARIATIONS Francis Poulenc SUR UNE RONDE POPULAIRE I. Presto II. Andante Gabriel Pierné 2:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE III. Vif MASTER SERGEANT VIOLIN SONATA I, BWV 1001 2 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE J.S. Bach JEREMY KOCH JUSTIN MASSEY XIMIX Dennis Hoffman, percussion; Molly Orlando, …AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE… Francois Rosse piano Hong-Da Chin ESTACIONES PORTEÑAS Astor Piazzolla ÞPARACUSIA II – TETHERS 2:15 P.M. GRAND TIER Camila Agosto arr. Jeremy Koch MICHIGAN STATE I. Otoño Porteña UNIVERSITY (ZAW) II. Invierno Porteño 2 P.M. MTB 2013 Charlie Chadwell, soprano saxophone; SACADAS: 9 DANCE SCENES RICK FIRESTONE Caleb Shannon, alto saxophone; Jake FOR SAXOPHONE, PIANO, AND Casey Dierlam, piano Hewitt, tenor saxophone; Keaton Garrett, PERCUSSION baritone saxophone Matt Curlee PARTITA NO. 2, BWV 1004 J.S. Bach PROXIMITY I. Allemande Keaton Garrett 2:30 P.M. MTB 2013 HOLY ROLLER PRODIGAL CHILD ANDREW SOMERVILLE John Fitz Rogers Libby Larsen Liz Ames, piano ROMANIAN FOLK DANCES CIRCLING POINT Béla Bartók 2:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Charlotte Bray I. Bot tánc/Jocul c MEGAN IHNEN AND ALAN II. Braul SONATA OP. 11 NO. 4 III. Topogó/Pe loc THIESEN PRESENT... Paul Hindemith IV. Bucsumí tánc/Buciumeana Alan Theisen, alto saxophone; Megan Ihnen, Fantaisie V. Román polka/Poarga Românească mezzo-soprano Thema mit Variationen Finale mit Variationen VI. Aprózó/Mărunțel ÞDARK STAR Garrett Schumann 2:30 P.M. MTB 2018 3 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE I. Alegretto malinconico J. ADAM BRIGGS STEVEN STUSEK II. Cantilena III. Presto Giocoso SEQUENZA IXB FOR ALTO Alejandro Rutty, conductor; Megan SAXOPHONE Mackeever Ali, flute; Cat Keen Hock, bass Luciano Berio ; Pheonix Deng, violin; Steven Landis, 3:30 P.M. GRAND TIER CRADLE FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE ; Erik Schmidt, percussion; Amy OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AND FIXED MEDIA Zigler, piano (HYPERION) Alexis Bacon BOOM!!!...FOR REAL! (CHAMBER Frankie Wantuch, soprano saxophone; CONCERTO FOR ALTO/TENOR Michael Weintraub, alto saxophone; Nick SAXOPHONES AND MIXED Young, tenor saxophone; Scott Snyder, 2:40 P.M. GRAND TIER CHAMBER ENSEMBLE baritone saxophone SHENANDOAH UNIVERSITY Steven Jon Landis Jr. GRAVE ET PRESTO (FRESHMAN) (Mvmt 1): Untitled (loops, boats, and other things) after Cy Twombly Cadenza I: A Jean Rivier Raleigh Van Natta, soprano saxophone; gathering of Autumn on the Poetry Trail FUGUE IN G MINOR, BWV 578 Emma Flannigan, alto saxophone; James (Mvmt 2): Balopticon [un][re] Focused J.S. Bach Milligan, tenor saxophone; Zach Moxley, after Franz Kline Cadenza II: Litanies of baritone saxophone arr. R.E. Stanton Samo QUATUOR POUR SAXOPHONES MAY (Mvmt 3): BOOM!!!...for Real! After Jean- Michael Torke Faustin and Maurice Jeanjean Michel Basquiat I. Gaiete Villageoise II. Dous Paysage 3:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE 3 P.M. MTB 2013 III. Papillons GREGORY DUDZIENSKI TRIO PEACE VANDERBILT Gregory Dudzienski, saxophone; David Maslanka UNIVERSITY (BLAIR) Christopher Brydge, bass; JULY Andrew Gaffey, soprano saxophone; John Di Emre Kartari, drums Michael Torke Fatta, alto saxophone; Adam Deloach, tenor DEXTER’S LABORATORY saxophone; Nicholas Townsend, baritone Gregory Dudzienski saxophone 3 P.M. CHORAL ROOM TOMISH INTRODUCTION ET VARIATIONS Gregory Dudzienski CHRISTOPHER BARRICK SUR UNE RONDE POPULAIRE TWITCHY John Krebs, piano Gabriel Pierné Gregory Dudzienski FANTASIA FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE JULY AND BAND Michael Torke Eric Ewazen DNIESTER FLOW 3:30 P.M. MTB 2013 AMENDMENT Kat Souponetsky PAUL COTTON Luke Mayernik Sammy Sohn, voice ÞNINE AND TWELVE David von Kampe 3 P.M. MTB 2018 OPERATING ROOM ANDREW ALLEN Aaron Israel Levin Henry Cowell and the Saxophone 4 VOCALISES 3 P.M. GRAND TIER Gregory Wanamaker Henry Cowell was an innovative American INDIANA UNIVERSITY I. Berceuse composer and musical thinker active II. Fsss p•! (KANADERU) between the 1920s and 1960s. While his III. Nocturne David Bayard, soprano saxophone; Kacie name is still familiar to many students IV. Heterophönk Brown, alto saxophone; Jake Simons, tenor of music, his sizable body of works saxophone; Josh Tzuo, baritone saxophone involving the saxophone has been largely LULLABY Jennifer Higdon IN MEMORIAM ignored. This lecture seeks to put Cowell’s saxophone music in better context so that it arr. Paul Cotton Joel Love may more readily be known and understood II. Adieu by students, pedagogues, and performers. RECITATION BOOK 3:30 P.M. MTB 2018 David Maslanka MATTHEW TAYLOR I. Broken Heart: Meditation on the chorale 3:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Making The Most of Your Time in melody Der du bist drei in einigkeit (You JAMES BUNTE The Higher Ed Job Off-Season who are three in one) Liz Ames, piano V. Fanfare/Variations on the chorale Geared towards those who have just melody Durch Adams Fall (Through SONATA FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE graduated or are about to graduate with Adam’s fall) AND PIANO an advanced degree who aim to teach James David music at the college level, this presentation offers suggestions for staying positive SONATA FOR FLUTE AND PIANO and productive during the grind of the job Francis Poulenc hunt. Join Matthew Taylor, former music

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4 P.M. CHORAL ROOM GAIL LEVINSKY QUIET HEARTS: A KADDISH NA"AMA Ziv Slama

4 P.M. GRAND TIER YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY (ONYX) 4:15 P.M. CHORAL ROOM TRANSFORMATION Max Klauscher, soprano saxophone; Santino JULIAN VELASCO Joseph Henson Almasy, alto saxophone; Dan Slenscak, Liz Ames, piano tenor saxophone; Thomas Turnbull, baritone saxophone ÞMEDITATION 4:30 P.M. MTB 2013 Joseph Spence DERVISH DUO 70 Chris Rutkowski Spc. Mark Wallace, saxophone; Emory Rosenow, violin ELYSIAN BRIDGES 4:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM John Anthony Lennon SHAWNA PENNOCK FEU DE PAILLE Pierre Max Dubois Stephen Page, Saxophone I. Prelude et Gavotte 4 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE Þ…SWAYING, WOODEN SCARS… II. Fanfare et Final KENNETH TSE David Vess SUITE FUR VIOLINE UND Casey Dierlam, piano STAYING THE NIGHT SAXOPHON BACK TO BACH David Biedenbender Adolf Busch Jean-Denis Michat I. Praeludium HOT-SONATA II. Sarabande 4:30 P.M. GRAND TIER III. Gavotte Erwin Schulhoff UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI- IV. Gigue I. II. KANSAS CITY (THE TANGO III. MENCHEVIKS) Isaac Albeniz IV. Dylan Ward, soprano saxophone; Thomas arr. Mark Wallace OCRES ROUGES Kurtz, alto saxophone; John Wardlaw, Alexis Ciesla tenor saxophone; Walt Puyear, baritone 4:30 P.M. MTB 2018 saxophone ALEA DUO 4+4 FOR 4 ALTO SAXOPHONES 4 P.M. MTB 2013 Ken Thomson Colin Wood, saxophone; Jordan , saxophone UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (BRINA) MUSIC FOR TRAINS Mia Laping, soprano saxophone; Alex Ken Thomson CRICKETS Jashinski, alto saxophone; Haley Shaheen, Jordan Reed tenor saxophone; Thomas Fry, baritone ÞCAPILLARIES saxophone 4:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE Jordan Reed MOUNTAIN ROADS JOSEPH HENSON ÞIMPROVISATION David Maslanka Dan Roberts, piano; Michael Kramer, guitar; Jordan Reed, Colin Wood I. Overture Nathan Kawalter, bass; Musician 1st Class CIUDADES Kevin McDonald, drums 4:45 P.M. MTB 2013 Guillermo Lago TIDE Köln Joseph Henson KARA CAPELL FOUR DANCES CHARCOAL BLUES Roy Hakes, piano Jonathan Leshnoff Wayne Shorter DISTANCES WITHIN ME COSMIC THRILL RIDE John Anthony Lennon Joseph Henson 4:45 P.M. MTB 2018 5 P.M. MTB 2013 5:30 P.M. GRAND TIER NICHOLAS NATALIE MICHAEL RENE TORRES KORU QUARTET SOLITUDE Casey Dierlam, Piano SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Nicholas Natalie THE JOY OF THE QUIET IN THE Emma Mooradian, soprano saxophone; CHANGING TRANSCENDENCE OF TIME Jon Deysher, alto saxophone; Kirby Leitz, Nicholas Natalie Michael Rene Torres tenor saxophone; John LaRotonda, baritone saxophone ELEGY FOR EURYDICE JULY 5 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Michael Rene Torres Eurydice Michael Torke JAMES UMBLE Denial ANCIENT POEMS IN ASUKA Liz Ames, piano Anger Tetsunosuke Kushida LEGENDE, OP. 66 Bargaining No. 1. The gentle winds at Asuka Florent Schmitt Depression No. 2. In the garden of spring Acceptance LACRIMOSA No. 3. If I could be happy in this life No. 4. Tonight the autumn moon shines Marilyn Shrude No. 5. What flower is it LIKE LIGHTNINGS 5 P.M. MTB 2018 Hilary Tann PAUL COHEN The Secret Life of the Original 5:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE (1949) Concerto for Saxophone by DUO SUSPIRIUM 5 P.M. GRAND TIER Ingolf Dahl Kendra Wheeler, Saxophone, Kyriaki WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY The Concerto for Saxophone by Ingolf Dahl Gkoudina, Composer and Electronics SAXOPHONE QUARTET is one of the great works in our repertoire. ÞTHREE WOMEN (BASED ON Alex Welch, soprano saxophone; Nathan Yet one of our greatest mysteries and POEMS BY SYLVIA PLATH) Emerson, alto saxophone; Frank Ancona, tragedies is the history and music of the Kyriaki Gkoudina tenor saxophone; Emiko Bowers, baritone original version, a version considerably First Voice saxophone different than the one published today. Second Voice PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN A MINOR, This is a lecture/presentation (with piano) Third Voice BWV 8 about the history and comparison of the MOURNING FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE J.S. Bach two versions, with a question and answer AND ELECTRONICS arr. Lowell Shaw period to follow. Kyriaki Gkoudina ADAGIO (FROM STRING QUARTET, OP. 11) 5:15 P.M. MTB 2013 5:30 PM MTB 2013 Samuel Barber MARK KRASZEWSKI arr. Johan van der Linden UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH Andy Berman, Guitar EMBRACE CAROLINA-COLUMBIA HyeKyung Lee JAWBOX (REGULUS) Erin Rogers Ethan Dilley, soprano saxophone; Josh MEANDER Tuttle, alto saxophone; Coleman Wright, 5 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE David Crowell tenor saxophone; Thomas Drummond, ARCHANGELS baritone saxophone Samuel Detweiler, saxophone; Christopher 5:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM CIUDADES Crevistion, soprano saxophone; Justin KENDA DUO AND Guillermo Lago Rollefson, soprano saxophone Cordoba ÞARCHANGELS KEVIN NORTON Sarajevo Stacy Garrop Kevin Norton, saxophone; David Abraham, EX MACHINA Michael (Warrior) drum set Marc Mellits Raphael (Healer) BREATHE Machine I Gabriel (Heralder) Evan Williams Machine II FROM MY WINDOW THERE IS A FAST LOVE Machine III LIGHTHOUSE Erin Rogers Machine IV Machine V Lisa Atkinson Casey Dierlam, piano Machine VI BRYLLISATIONS NO. 2 Machine VII Jailton de Oliveira IMAGES David Biedenbender I. Deep II. Still III. Wild

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9 A.M. CONCERT HALL SHELTERING SKY saxophone; Kurt Cox, tenor saxophone; UNCG SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE John Mackey James Milligan, tenor saxophone; Lauren arr. Jeff Heisler Ficklin, tenor saxophone; AJ Milligan, Steven Stusek, director; Jacob Warren, baritone saxophone; Zach Moxley, baritone Tucker Daniel, Kaisi Deng, soprano/ QUARTET FOR SAXOPHONES saxophone; Rob Catinella, bass; Brenna sopranino; Lauren Drafz, Anthony Elliot Del Borgo Crowgey, violin Wichowski, Tradarius Luckett, Abigail Lloyd, I. Aixa Hinckle, A'Nijuel Harris Johnson, alto; TRADITIONS OLD AND NEW Adrian Chaves-Solorzano, Hannah Shouse, Richard Ingham Mackenzie Short, Will Nichols, Noelle 9 A.M. HARRIS THEATRE ESPANA Ballard, Ziteng Guo, tenor; Dylan Swanson, DREW WHITING Emmanuel Chabrier James Stryska, Jason Tse, Phil Black, AS BRIGHTNESS IS SMEARED INTO Arr. Gary Bricault baritone; Michael Kralik, bass MEMORY SAX HEROES SELECTIONS FROM SWEENEY Jeff Herriott Philippe Giers TODD A DARKNESS CARRIED Stephen Sondheim J. Andrew Smith arr. James Stryska 9:30 A.M. CHORAL ROOM The Worst Pies in PHAROS SAXOPHONE Green Finch and Linnet Bird 9 A.M. MTB 2013 QUARTET Johanna MCDANIEL COLLEGE (G4) Kiss Me (Part II) Jennifer Bill, soprano saxophone; Amy Not While I'm Around Ethan Brown, soprano saxophone; Kyle McGlothlin, alto saxophone; Emily Cox, Epiphany McAllister, alto saxophone; Matthew Brem, tenor saxophone; Zachary Schwartz, A Little Priest tenor saxophone; Shannon Bernier, baritone baritone saxophone The Ballad of Sweeney Todd saxophone THINKING IN FOUR PLACES WICKED FOR SAXOPHONE MY FUNNY VALENTINE FOR SAX QUARTET AND DRUM ENSEMBLE Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart MACHINE Stephen Schwartz arr. Phillip Marilla Justin Casinghino arr. James Stryska OCTOBER (mvmt 1) Southeastern Western Coast A City in Two Worlds No One Mourns the Wicked Eric Whitacre Just 90 Miles South The Wizard and I arr. Ritz and Sullivan Dancing Through Life Boroughs, Blocks, and Bridges Popular A STUDY IN CONTRASTS Defying Gravity 9:30 A.M. GRAND TIER I'm Not That Girl (Reprise) I. The Demure No Good Deed II. The Delightful PRELUDE AND FUGUE NO. 6 (ELECTRUM) J.S. Bach 9 A.M. CHORAL ROOM Aaron Plegue, soprano saxophone; Bella arr. Stephen Anthenien Barrie, alto saxophone; Matt Kolar, tenor JACOB SWANSON I. Prelude saxophone; Lauren Walega, baritone SELECTIONS FOR SOPRANO II. Fugue saxophone SAXOPHONE BACK BURNER 9 A.M. MTB 2018 Frank Ticheli I. Presto, Sonata No. 1 in G minor II. Prelude, Suite No. 2 in D minor THOMAS SMIALEK LECTURE ÞSUITE III. Gigue, Partita No. 3 in E L.A. Logrande, co-investigator Noah Anderson I. The Escape 9:01 RUSH The “Jolliest of them all…”: The II. Lost Jamie Leigh Sampson Remarkable Turn-of-the-century III. One The Run PORTALS Saxophonist Eugene Coffin Nathan Hall In our presentation, we will share findings from our research on the colorful late 9:30 A.M. HARRIS THEATRE 19th-century saxophonist Eugene Coffin (c. NICOLAS LIRA 9 A.M. GRAND TIER 1848–1907). I GOTTA USE WORDS OAKLAND UNIVERSITY Nicholas Rich (LABYRINTH) 9:30 A.M. CONCERT HALL FROST Brant Ford, soprano saxophone; Nick SHENANDOAH Marc Mellits Minauro, alto saxophone; Page Grider, I. Erik Prelude tenor saxophone; James Besaw, baritone CONSERVATORY II. Annika saxophone SAXOPHONE COLLECTIVE III. Karl LA MENGAMBREA Shengbo Lin, soprano saxophone; Raleigh IV. Adrienne Enrico Chapela Van Natta, soprano saxophone; Sean V. Erik Postlude I. De Sesos McGinly, alto saxophone; Emma Flanagan, III. De Moronga alto saxophone; Nicholas Jackson, alto ÞWHEN MY DAUGHTER ASKED FEATURED CLINICIAN JOHN SAMPEN WHY THERE ARE STARS, I SAID Lisa Neher As recipient of NEA and Meet the CELLULOID Composer grants, Sampen has been Randall Snyder involved with commissions and pre- III. The Rondo That Never Sleeps mieres of new music by Albright, Babbitt, Martino and Subotnick. His 10 A.M. CHORAL ROOM London premiere of Subotnick's "In Two Worlds" with the Electric STEPHEN FISCHER Symphony featured him as the HEAR AGAIN IN MEMORY first classical performer to solo on Frederick Fox Yamaha's WX7 Wind Controller. The I. Theme: Lento II. Variation 1: Bird Flight performance inspired an English critic III. Variation 2: Piper to write of "the excellence, the musi- IV. Variation 3: Cadenza cianship and the total involvement of V. Variation 4: Coda John Sampen...tremendous passion PHOENIX As one of America's leading con- and eloquence." Ryo Noda cert saxophonists, John Sampen is Sampen has recorded with Belgian recognized as a distinguished artist and Swiss National Radio and is repre- 10 A.M. GRAND TIER sented on the Orion, CRI, Albany, AMP in contemporary literature. He has BOWLING GREEN STATE commissioned more than one hun- and Capstone record labels. A clinician dred new works, including composi- for Conn-Selmer, he has presented UNIVERSITY (OCCHIOLISM) tions by Adler, Babbitt, Bolcom, Cage, masterclasses at important universi- Hayley Plauger, soprano saxophone; Katherine Campbell, alto saxophone; Nicole Rzewski, Rands and Shrude, and has ties and conservatories throughout Grimone, tenor saxophone; Claire Salli, premiered saxophone versions of Europe, Asia and North America. In baritone saxophone music by Lutosławski, Stockhausen addition to contemporary literature, CAPRICCIO and Tower. He was recitalist and he regularly performs traditional saxo- Alexis Bacon certificate winner at the prestigious phone repertoire in recital with pianist/ International Geneva Concours in composer Marilyn Shrude. Sampen BOP Jennifer Higdon Switzerland in 1970. He has so- holds degrees from Northwestern loed with ensembles from all over University and has studied with CONFLUENCE the world, including the Nürnberg Frederick Hemke, Donald Sinta and Libby Larson I. Columbia/Willamette/Snake Rivers Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra . He is a distinguished art- II. Yangtze/Jailing/Chongquig Province Internazionale d'Italy, New Mexico ist professor at Bowling Green State III. Rhine, Mosel, III (L'Homme Arme Symphony and Pittsburgh New University and is past president of the Variations) Music Ensemble. North American Saxophone Alliance. IV. Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri

9:30 AM MTB 2013 10 A.M. CONCERT HALL 10 A.M. HARRIS THEATRE MATTHEW SWALLOW RESONANCE SAXOPHONE OFF ON FOUR NOCTURNAL NIMBUS FOR SOLO ORCHESTRA Staff Sgt. Doug O'Connor, soprano MIDI WIND CONTROLLER AND Michael Hernandez, soprano saxophone; saxophone; SGM Scott Weinhold, alto COMPUTER Jacob Swanson, soprano saxophone; Marc saxophone; Sgt. 1st Class Eli Gonzalez, tenor Chris Jones Ballard, alto saxophone; Alan Theisen, saxophone; Staff Sgt. Ben Bokor, baritone THE HAMMER AND THE alto saxophone; Sarah Marchitelli, alto saxophone ARROW FOR SOLO MIDI WIND saxophone; Diane Hunger, tenor saxophone; THREE EPISODES FOR SAX CONTROLLER, COMPUTER, AND Dave Wozniak, tenor saxophone; Jeff QUARTET Humphrey, baritone saxophone; Kendall ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS Matt Podd Ramsey, baritone saxophone; Nick Zoulek, Greg Fish ; Misty Theisen, conductor; THREE JAZZ SETTINGS FOR SAX rev. Matthew Swallow Lisa Neher, mezzo-soprano QUARTET Ramon Ricker THE ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF II Soft Shadows of the Night 9:45 A.M. CHORAL ROOM SHEBA III Trance Dance TODD GAFFKE George Frideric Handel LINEA INSTRUMENTALIS 6 ELEGY James Wilding William Grant Still ÞTROPOSPHERIC GALES arr. Ballard Robert Brownlow

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10 A.M. MTB 2013 10:30 A.M. GRAND TIER 10:50 AM GRAND TIER BRENT BRISTOW ITHACA COLLEGE SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Mary Jo Parker, piano (BATTROSEAUX) (ZELOS QUARTET) TEMPORAL PHYSICS Kyle Kelley, soprano saxophone; Amanda Julian Salazar, soprano saxophone; Johnny Craig Wadley Swatling, alto saxophone; Alice DeRagon, Selmer, alto saxophone; Robin Lacey, tenor saxophone; Alex Kelsey, baritone tenor saxophone; David Cortez, baritone WHERE YOU END AND I BEGIN saxophone saxophone Robert Maggio I. folk-like -- stately TANGO VIRTUOSO SAXOPHONE QUARTET II. vigorous -- light and playful Thierry Escaich Charles Wuorinen III. stately -- flowing gently SUITE HELLENIQUE ITALIAN CONCERTO IV. light and playful -- folk-like flowing Pedro Iturralde J.S. Bach gently -- vigorous Kalamatianos I. Valse Kritis 10 A.M. MTB 2018 11 A.M. CONCERT HALL JAMES UMBLE LECTURE TURBO SCRAMJET William Pitts ANTONIO FELIPE BELIJAR Andrew Mead with James Umble: FEATURED RECITAL The Saxophone Music of Andrew Liz Ames, Piano Mead 10:30 A.M. HARRIS THEATRE CARMEN FANTASY Andrew Mead will, along with James CARRIE KOFFMAN Pablo de Sarasate Umble, present a demonstration lecture Perry Roth, saxophone; Elisabeth Tomczyk, summarizing compoitional aspects piano CONCERTINO DA CAMERA behind some of his many varied works for Jacques Ibert saxophone. WHAT YOU WANT (SUBSTANCE I. Allegro con moto FREE)/HUSH II. Larghetto – Animato molto Gilda Lyons 10:30 A.M. CONCERT HALL A PATH U.S. NAVY BAND David McBride 11 A.M. CHORAL ROOM SAXOPHONE QUARTET AMATI USCG SAXOPHONE QUARTET Chief Musician Jonathan Yanik, soprano Gregory Woodward Chief Musician Greg Case, soprano saxophone; Musician 1st Class Patrick saxophone; Senior Chief Musician Joshua Martin, alto saxophone; Musician 1st Class Thomas, alto saxophone; Musician 1st David Babich, tenor saxophone; Musician 10:30 A.M. MTB 2013 Class Joseph D'Aleo, tenor saxophone; 1st Class Dana Booher, baritone saxophone CALEB SHANNON Chief Musician Jeffrey Emerich, baritone saxophone SCHUMANN BOUQUET SIJO William Schumann, arr. William Mirae Hwang CIUDADES Bolcom Guillermo Lago SOLAR TERMS I. Córdoba (España) SIX ROMANIAN FOLD DANCES, SZ. Jingchao Wang II. Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) 56, BB 68 III. Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) Béla Bartók, arr. Matt Evans IV. Montevideo (Uruguay) I. Stick Dance V. Köln (Germany) II. Sash Dance VI. Tokyo (Japan) III. In One Spot IV. Dance from Bucsum V. Romanian Polka VI. Fast Dance FÜNF ZU VIERT SEOUL, Republic of Korea Florian Trusbach

10:30 A.M. CHORAL ROOM SARAH HETRICK AND KYLE JONES SERRAT ÞJames W. Parker (live electronics) TOURMALINE Alexandra Gardner 11 A.M. HARRIS THEATER 11:30 A.M. CONCERT HALL 11:30 A.M. MTB 2013 A TRIBUTE TO ANTONIO FELIPE BELIJAR JUNCTION SAXOPHONE Senior Chief Musician Luis Hernandez, FEATURED MASTERCLASS QUARTET saxophone; Musician 1st Class Shawn SONATA IN A MAJOR Todd Goranson, soprano saxophone; Purcell, guitar; Senior Chief Musician Peter Cesar Franck Tim Puglio, alto saxophone; Holly Hubbs, Revell, bass; Musician 1st Class Kevin II. Allegro tenor saxophone; Amanda Heim, baritone McDonald, drums Derek Storey (University of North Carolina saxophone Program to be announced from the stage. School of the Arts) PULCINELLA SUITE KLONOS 11 A.M. MTB 2013 Piet Swerts arr. Amanda Heim Gavotta con duo variazioni BRIAN PEREZ Jonathan Selmer (San Jose State University) FROM DARKNESS INTO LIGHT Brian Dean, piano, Max Murray, bass CIUDADES Barbara Thompson ÞEULERIAN CIRCLES Guillermo Lago Green Daniel Adams Cordoba White Regulus Quartet (University of South Carolina) THE DNEISTER FLOW 11 A.M. MTB 2018 Kat Souponetsky CHRISTOPHER BARRICK 11:30 A.M CHORAL ROOM Know Your Roots: Pioneers of the MICHAEL HERNANDEZ 12 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Saxophone FANTASIA IN A MINOR MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Ideal for collegiate and high school G. F. Telemann JOE D'ALEO saxophone students, Know Your Roots: TRE PEZZI FOR SOLO SOPRANO Elisabeth Tomczyk, Piano Pioneers of the Saxophone discusses the SAXOPHONE CONCERTO FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE invention of the saxophone and how key Giacinto Scelsi AND ORCHESTRA proponents of our instrument brought I. it to where it is today. Beginning with II. Adolphe Sax, the presentation highlights III. I. Energetic the contributions of notable saxophonists II. Meditative such as , Sigurd Rascher, ANTISONATE FUR SOLO SOPRANO III. Rhythmic Jean-Marie Londeix, Eugene Rousseau, SAXOPHONE Fred Hemke, and Don Sinta. By discussing Dimitri Terzakis important accomplishments, publications, 12 P.M. GRAND TIER and recordings, this lecture shares the story SHENANDOAH CONSERVATORY 11:30 A.M. GRAND TIER of how the saxophone became known as a QUARTET (MERAKI 3.25) concert instrument and found its way into GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Shengbo Lin, soprano saxophone; Sean collegiate music schools. SAXOPHONE QUARTET McGinley, alto saxophone; Kurt Cox, Lucas Kremer, soprano saxophone; Momina tenor saxophone; AJ Milligan, baritone 11:10 A.M. GRAND TIER Di Blasio, alto saxophone; Brendan Henry, saxophone tenor saxophone; Caroline Schwark, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN baritone saxophone STRING QUARTET NO. 12 OP. 96, "AMERICAN" OSHKOSH (AU) INTRODUCTION ET VARIATIONS Megan Blissett, soprano saxophone; Antonín Dvořák SUR UNE RONDE POPULAIRE Maya Thielen Herrera alto saxophone; I. Allegro ma non troppo Gabriel Pierné Morgan DiPietro, tenor saxophone; CONCERTO ITALIEN Josh Roberts, baritone saxophone PEACE J.S. Bach DRASTIC MEASURES David Maslanka arr. Katsuki Tochio Russell Peck DRASTIC MEASURES III. Presto I. Poco adagio, molto Russell Peck ADAGIO expressivo I. Poco Adagio, molto expressivo Samuel Barber II. Allegro II. Allegro arr. Johan van der Linden ANDANTE ET SCHERZETTO CIUDADES Pierre Lantier Guillermo Lago I. Andante Tokyo II. Scherzetto

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12:30 P.M. MTB 2013 ZAGREB, Croatia SCOTT SANDBERG Keith Teepen, piano CONCERTINO FOR TENOR SAXOPHONE Paul Harvey ÞDUALITY FOR TENOR SAXOPHONE AND PIANO Catherine McMichael I. Polarity II. Linearity III. Circularity

12:30 P.M. MTB 2018 DAVID CORTEZ DOPPELGESANG Alan Theisen CALLING Miklos Maros SONATA IN G, BVW 1007 12 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE 12:30 P.M. CONCERT HALL J.S. Bach MARTY NAU QUINTET Antonio Felipe Belijar, Taimur II. Allemande REVISITED Sullivan and Florent Milhaud Selmer Marty Nau, saxophone; Vince Lardear, Axos Presentation and Drawing 1 P.M. CONCERT HALL saxophone; Robert Redd, piano; Tommy Florent Milhaud, Antonio Felipe Belijar and TAIMUR SULLIVAN Cecil, Bass; Dominic Smith, drums Taimur Sullivan will give a presentation on 's "Axos" model FEATURED MASTERCLASS Program to be announced from the stage. saxophone. The presentation will conclude KEEN with a free drawing for an Axos saxophone. Roshanne Etezady 12 P.M. MTB 2013 Ilithios Quartet (University of Hartford) KYLE MECHMET 12:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM KU KU Casey Gene Dierlam, Piano SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Barry Cockcroft SONATA IN G MAJOR FOR VIOLIN JOSHUA THOMAS Corey Martin (University of Tennessee) AND PIANO OP. 78 ÞLOST TANGO LILITH Kay He arr. Mechmet I. The Female Demon DECONSTRUCTING MAX I. Vivace ma non troppo Matthew Castner (University of South David Schumacher II. Adagio Carolina) III. Allegro molto moderato 12:30 P.M. GRAND TIER 1 P.M. CHORAL ROOM 12 P.M. MTB 2018 INDIANA UNIVERSITY MATTHEW TAYLOR AND FIRE TRUCK DUO (EMPYREAN) ADAM MCCORD Jonathan Steltzer, saxophone; Matthew Derek Granger, soprano saxophone; Catelyn Adam McCord, saxophone, Jack Yuezhi Dou, Hodgetts, clarinet Hawkins, alto saxophone; Wesley Taylor, piano DUO SONATA tenor saxophone; Paul Cotton, baritone Gregory Wanamaker saxophone PAGANINI LOST I. Departure CANONIC SUITE Jun Nagao IV. Elliot Carter THE PAWN VERDE SALSA I. Fanfare Steven Galante Andrew Creech II. Nocturne FLUTTERS III. Tarantella Emilio José González CIUDADES Guillermo Lago GLINT Saravejo Roshanne Etezady Tokyo VOLCANIC ASH Chris Evan Hass 1 P.M. GRAND TIER 1:15 P.M. CHORAL ROOM 1:30 P.M. MTB2018 DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW YOUNGLOVE JULIAN SALAZAR SAXOPHONE QUARTET Liz Ames, piano FANTASIA XI Tess Vanek, soprano saxophone; Erin NIGHT SET FOR SOPRANO Georg Philipp Telemann Seaman, alto saxophone; Jakob McCormick, SAXOPHONE AND PIANO TANGO ETUDE NO. 1 tenor saxophone; Joseph Seman, baritone Gregory Wanamaker Astor Piazzolla saxophone TANGO ETUDE NO. 2 SONG FOR TONY Astor Piazzolla Michael Nyman 1:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM PROJECT FUSION DANZA GROTTESCA HISTORIE DU TANGO Alan Theisen Astor Piazzolla Dannel Espinoza, soprano saxophone; Matt III. Night Club 1960 Amedio, alto saxophone; Michael Sawzin, tenor saxophone; Staff Sgt. Matthew Evans, 2 P.M. CONCERT HALL QUARTET FOR SAXOPHONES baritone saxophone Elliot del Borgo JOHN SAMPEN II. Gently QUARTET NO. 2 FEATURED MASTERCLASS Stephan Dankner REEL HIP Andante LEGENDE, OP. 66 Traditional Allegro con brio Florent Schmitt VIDEO GAME SUITE: SNES CLASSIC Eugene Ryoo (University of North Carolina 1 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE EDITION School of the Arts) MATT STUVER QUINTET arr. Staff Sgt. Matthew Evans CONCERTO FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE AND WIND ENSEMBLE Musician 1st Class Matthew Stuver, Ingolf Dahl saxophone; Senior Chief Musician Pete 1:30 P.M. GRAND TIER Revell, bass; Musician 1st Class Jonathan I. Recitative Barnes, trumpet; Musician 1st Class Shawn THE UNIVERSITY OF Andrew MacRossie (University of Hartford) Purcell, guitar; Musician 1st Class Kevin TEXAS AT AUSTIN Elisabeth Tomczyk, piano McDonald, drumset (ALDEBARAN) RECITATION BOOK MEAN WHAT YOU SAY Sean Meyers, soprano saxophone; David Maslanka Thad Jones/Pepper Adams Quintet Sarah Hetrick, alto saxophone; Kyle I. Broken Heart: Meditation on the chorale H/T Blues Jones, tenor saxophone; Oswaldo melody Der du bist drei in einigkeit (You Wives and LoversBossa Nova Ova Garza, baritone saxophone who are three in one) No Refill PRIZED POSSESSIONS Kanaderu Quartet (Indiana University) Little Waltz Viet Cuong I. Mother's Monster II. Beggar's Lace 2 P.M. CHORAL ROOM 1 P.M. MTB 2013 KLONOS UPLAND SAXOPHONE DECHO ENSEMBLE Piet Swerts QUARTET Michael Hernandez, soprano saxophone; Sgt. 1st Class Paul Tucker, soprano Jacob Swanson, alto saxophone; Jared saxophone; Adam McCord, alto saxophone; Yackiw, baritone saxophone 1:30 P.M. MTB 2013 Christopher Charbonneau, tenor SAXOPHONE QUARTET MIRASOL DUO saxophone; Chief Musician Jeffrey Emerich, Dan Knorr James Barger, saxophone; Ben Still, alto baritone saxophone I. Bright saxophone HISTOIRE DU TANGO II. Airy CLOUD-LIKE Astor Piazzolla III. Nostalgic Kirsten Broberg I. Bordello, 1900 IV. Uncomfortably Still II. Café, 1930 V. Relentless CHARLAS Guillermo Lago III. Night Club, 1960 I. confundida IV. Concert d'aujourd'hui 1 P.M. MTB 2018 II. acogedora ÞFLOW FOR SOLO SAXOPHONE ROBIN LACEY III. salvaje Kirsten Broberg APRIL MOURNING MUSIC IV. sigilosa CLOUD-LIKE FOR FLUTE AND ALTO V. feroz Marc Satterwhite SAXOPHONE URBAN DEVELOPMENT SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO, Kirsten Broberg Nina Shekhar NO. 1 IN G, OP. 78 MIRRORRORRIM FOR ALTO Johannes Brahms SAXOPHONE AND PIANO I. Vivace ma non troppo

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2:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM FAIRFAX, Virginia THE BAND SAXOPHONE QUARTET Sgt. 1st Class Matthew Carmichael, soprano saxophone; Staff Sgt. Justin Polyblank, alto saxophone; Sgt. 1st Class Eli Gonzalez, tenor saxophone; Sgt. 1st Class Michelle Acton, baritone saxophone ÞFOUR SETTINGS IN A PRIMEVAL FOREST Jeff Cortazzo I. In a stand of Beech, Oak, Holly and Maple (squirrels and their competitors) II. On Fallow Fields Near the Forest Edge (long abandonded but replete with life) III. Amidst Ferns Near a Tranquil Pool (dark except for the lunar reflection) IV. Under Towering Hemlocks (with 2 P.M. GRAND TIER INTRODUCTION ET VARIATIONS patient grandeur) YOUNGSTOWN STATE SUR UNE RONDE POPULAIRE Gabriel Pierne UNIVERSITY 2:30 P.M. GRAND TIER (CONSTELLATION QUARTET) Orange County Saxophone Quartet, Orange County High School, Orange, Virginia: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Andrew Kovaleski, soprano saxophone; Travon Cervantes, 11th grade, soprano SAXOPHONE QUARTET Jake Jeges, alto saxophone; Noah Landry, saxophone; Callie Sties 11th grade, alto (FROST) tenor saxophone; Jimmy O'Donnell, baritone saxophone; Dykeem Cervantes 11th grade, Brian Bethea, soprano saxophone; saxophone tenor saxophone; Cash Deane, 11th grade, Joey Speranzo, alto saxophone; Frankie baritone saxophone ANDANTE ET SCHERZETTO Capoferri, tenor saxophone; Sam Valancy, Pierre Lantier baritone saxophone I. Andante II. Scherzetto 2 P.M. MTB 2013 SHORT CUTS Luis Tinoco THREE IMPROVISATIONS YIQUN CHEN Phil Woods Xuan Kuang, piano QUARTET NO. 1 I. Presto FANTAISIE SUR UN THEME Bob Mintzer II. Broadly, Freely ORIGINAL I. Allegretto III. Dotted Quarter = 88 Jules Demersseman II. Slowly III. Allegro ed. Jeffrey E. Vickers ÞTHE JIG KU KU 2 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE Clint Bleil HIGH SCHOOL Barry Cockroft HONORS RECITAL 2:30 P.M. MTB 2013 2 P.M. MTB 2018 SONATA NO. 6 IN G MINOR BRAD HUBBARD Antonio Vivaldi JEFF DENING Vivace Caveat Emptor—Buyer Beware SUITE FOR BARITONE SAXOPHONE Alla breve AND ELECTRONICS Many purchasers of vintage saxophones Largo Brad Hubbard leap before they look, but then their trusted Allegro ma non troppo tech tells them they are in for $$$$ to Jacob Miner, Williamsport High School, attain the full potential of the instrument. 2:30 P.M. MTB 2018 Williamsport, Maryland, 11th grade; Kathryn Learn what wears out on older horns, what Sincell-Corwell, piano “lipstick” resellers use, and what to look for ANDY WEN CONCERTO IN EB MAJOR from a mechanical/material stance to be a IMPROVISATION 3 Alexander Glazunov smarter consumer and have an idea of what Ryo Noda Abigail Jones, Glenelg High School, Glenelg, further repairs may be needed to meet your FOUR SPANISH DANCES Maryland, 11th grade; Kathy Evans-Santiago, expectations. Sy Brandon piano I. Zortziko CONCERTO FOR ALTO SAXOPHONE 2:15 P.M. MTB 2013 II. Flamenco Paul Creston III. Malaguena Mvt. 3, “Rhythmic” ANDREW ALLEN IV. Polo Jimmy Wang, Montgomery High School, INTO THIN AIR ROCK ME! Skillman, New Jersey, 10th grade Robert Lemay Barry Cockroft Liz Ames, piano SPRING BLISS Fang Man 3 P.M. CONCERT HALL 3 P.M. MTB 2013 V. Sehr Langsam BOB SHEPPARD CLINIC JOSEPH LYONS VI. Lied Itienischer Marinari Program to be announced from the stage. Curtis Gay, soprano saxophone; GABRIEL'S Casey Dierlam, piano Ennio Morricone SONATA NO. 1 IN G MINOR, BWV arr. Kashihara Takuyuki 3 P.M. CHORAL ROOM 1001 ÉTUDE AFTER ALKAN ANDREW KOVALESKI J.S. Bach Marc-André Hamelin IMPROVISATION IN OSCILLATION I. Adagio arr. Matt Evans Andrew Kovaleski FLAMENCO Christian Lauba 3:30 P.M. MTB 2013 3 P.M. GRAND TIER CAPRICCIO SARAH DUNBAR Gregory Wanamaker AQUILA SAXOPHONE QUARTET DREAMING WITH OPEN EYES INDIANA UNIVERSITY Tommy Smith OF PENNSYLVANIA 3 P.M. MTB 2018 I. Call of the Shaman Madeline Vaill, soprano saxophone; COLIN WOOD II. The Promise and the Search Samantha Borland, alto saxophone; Lauren Improvisation for Classical III. A Heap of Broken Images IV. Journeys Home, Destination Unknown Makara, tenor saxophone; Benjamin Saxophonists Henigin, baritone saxophone Can classical musicians improvise too? I will TANGO VIRTUOSO be discussing techniques for incorporating 4 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Thierry Escaich improvisation into individual practice, duo DAVID WOZNIAK INTRODUCTION ET VARIATIONS settings and for classical DREI ALLEINGAENGE SUR UNE RONDE POPULAIRE musicians. We will explore a variety of exercises that can help train your ear, Stefan Thomas Gabriel Pierné Wechselspiel develop your flexibility, and even help you Klagegesang ULLA IN AFRICA perform standard repertoire! Heiner Wiberny Survival of the Fittest Attendees are encouraged to bring their ÞLONG ISLAND SOUND instruments and play during the session. David Wozniak 3 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE Lighthouse CAPITOL QUARTET 3:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM Dix Hills Christopher Creviston, soprano saxophone; JAMES FLOWERS Gatsby Joseph Lulloff, alto saxophone; David Dance Party at Gilgo Beach B. Stambler, tenor saxophone; Henning Kurt Galvan, Piano Schröder, baritone saxophone SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 4 P.M. GRAND TIER NO. 1 IN A, OP. 13 THE MECHANICS - SIX FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF SHOP FLOOR Gabriel Fauré Carter Pann arr. James Flowers TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE I. Hoist I. Allegro molto (TENN4) III. Allegro Vivo II. Drive Train Corey Martin, soprano saxophone; John III. Belt SAMBA Flores, alto saxophone; Darius Edwards, IV. Flywheel Christian Lauba tenor saxophone; Austin Fox, baritone V. Balance TANGO ETUDE #6 saxophone VI. Trash Astor Piazzolla QUATOUR ANAPHORA Pierre Max Dubois David Biedenbender I. Overture 3:30 P.M. GRAND TIER DIONYSIAN MYSTERIES II. Doloroso David Colson INDIANA UNIVERSITY III. Spiritoso I. Madness is my specialty (SOMA QUARTET) IV. Andante – Presto II. Bacchus found him beside the lotus Ricardo Martinez, soprano saxophone; EVERYTHING MUST GO III. Reality doesn't impress me (…what Paul Lorenz, alto saxophone; Sean Bradley, Martin Bresnick wine goes with Cap'n Crunch?) tenor saxophone; Arthur Liang, baritone III. Penoso, con sobrio espressione IV. Rainbow Body saxophone V. Let's rave! (I feel more like I did when I FAULT LINES came in than I do now) HOWLER BACK Perry Goldstein Zack Browning HELL HATH NO FURY Stacy Garrop A SCHUMANN BOUQUET William Bolcom I. Lieber Mai (Beloved Maytime) II. Knecht Ruprecht (The Bogeyman) III. Sheherazade IV. Ländler

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4 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE 4:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM officers and soldiers, the information CHIEF MUSICIAN DIANE HUNGER in the text is invaluable to a performing musician. Based on "On Combat" and a JONATHAN YANIK ÞHUNGER recent study on heart rates in musicians Casey Dierlam, piano Marc Mellits during performance, this clinic will present SONATA TIMEPIECE FOR SAXOPHONE AND common symptoms of performance David Maslanka CD anxiety; explain how these "problems" I. Moderato Cindy McTee are, in fact human survival mechanisms; III. Very fast arr. Kathryn Swanson present the concept of conditioned response; and introduce proactive IMPROVISATION coping techniques that have been 4 P.M. MTB 2013 Violeta Dinescu transformational for my students over the ANDERS LUNDEGÅRD past nine years. Elizabeth Hill, piano 4:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE SONATA, OP. 94 ZZYZX QUARTET 4:40 P.M. GRAND TIER Sergei Prokofiev Staff Sgt. Stacy Wilson, soprano saxophone; Moderato Stephen Page, alto saxophone; Staff Sgt. (VINEA QUARTET) Scherzo: Presto Matthew Evans, tenor saxophone; Musician Andante 1st Class Dana Booher, baritone saxophone Hassan High, soprano saxophone; Ciara Allegro con brio Hill, alto saxophone; Curtis Gay, tenor QUANTUM SHIFT saxophone; Joseph Lyons, baritone Mischa Zupko saxophone 4 P.M. MTB 2018 HOLBERG SUITE, OP. 40 QUARTET IN C MAJOR, OP. 76, NO. 3 AUGMENTED TRIAD Edvard Grieg Franz Douglas Tiller, saxophone; Christopher IV. Air (Andante religioso) I. Allegro Kowalewski, flute; Ian Hardemon, clarinet ÞNORWEGIAN RHAPSODY AFTER QUATUOR DE SAXOPHONES SONATINA GRIEG Jun Nagao Philip Wharton David DeBoor Canfield III. Aspirer I. Scamper CIUDADES II. Lullaby 4:30 P.M. MTB 2013 Sarajevo III. Trifle MOREHEAD STATE Addis Ababa LITTLE CHORO SUITE Guillermo Lago Pixinguinha UNIVERSITY arr. Pedro Alliprandini (LOCKEGEE QUARTET) 5 P.M. CHORAL ROOM I. Rosa Chase Taylor, soprano saxophone; Hunter II. Um a Zero Plymale, alto saxophone; Caleb Gibson, FUJIN AMERICAN COUNTERPOINT tenor saxophone; Joshua Lumpkins, Marcus Ballard, saxophone; Misty Theisen, David Gillingham baritone saxophone flute; Mark Irchai, piano FOUR DANCES TRIO FOR FLUTE, ALTO Jonathan Leshnoff 4:20 P.M. GRAND TIER SAXOPHONE, AND PIANO arr. Christopher Cicconi Stephen Dankner ILITHIOS QUARTET Waltz 3 I. Moderato UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Pavane II. "Orphee descendant aux enfers" Sophie Kay, soprano saxophone; Owen Nichols, Chas Tanz III. Quasi adagio alto saxophone; Abby Pollock, tenor saxophone; Furlana IV. Allegro, ma non troppo Andrew Carey, baritone saxophone PHRAGMITES IN THE STORM Ben Morris PRÉLUDE, FUGUE ET VARIATION, 5 P.M. GRAND TIER OP. 18 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS César Franck 4:30 P.M. MTB 2018 UNIVERSITY arr. Abad/Schwimmer/Carey TODD GORANSON I. Prélude (SAU SAXOPHONE QUARTET) II. Fugue Fight, Flight or Freeze: Overcoming Benjamin Facundo, soprano saxophone; III. Variation Performance Anxiety Michelle Moser, alto saxophone; Dionte KEEN My journey to understand how humans George, tenor saxophone; Logan Hampton, Roshanne Etezady respond to fear began when I was robbed baritone saxophone at gunpoint in 2009. To better understand FAIR AND BALANCED OUT OF THE BLUE my experience in the aftermath, I was Frank Ticheli Frank J. Oteri introduced to the book, "On Combat." IV. Incremental Change The author, former special forces officer DIGITAL GOLDFISH and West Point psychology professor Benjamin Taylor Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, explains the physiological responses to high risk situations. Though intended to help police 5 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE 5:30 PM GRAND TIER 5:30 P.M. MTB 2018 NICK ZOULEK UNIVERSITY OF DANIEL SCLAFANI SOLO FOR BASS SAXOPHONE MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST SOLFEGIETTO NO. 8 Klas Torstensson (REBEL) Claude Ballif I. Dolce e comodo II NOUT Chris Leslie, soprano saxophone; Allison II. Allegro Govial Gerard Grisey Burke, alto saxophone; Jack Mellish, III. Quieto e con tenerezza ÞUNTITLED tenor saxophone; Zoe Stinson, baritone Nick Zoulek saxophone CADENZA SCALLYWAG Franz Martin Olbrisch Stephen Lias 5 P.M. MTB 2013 THE MECHANICS 5:45 P.M. CHORAL ROOM ZINNIA Carter Pann HUTCHINS/JOHNSON DUO Justin Rollefson, saxophone; Sarah Han, I. Hoist cello; Nathan Arch, piano Sheldon Johnson, Jeffrey Kyle Hutchins, II. Drive Train saxophones HUCKLEBERRY III. Belt Karl J. Mitze IV. Flywheel BROKEN TELESCOPE V. Balance Ruby Fulton SNAKE OIL VI. Trash Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate ASSEMBLY LINE Rise Joseph Michaels Abberation 1 (Waves) 5:30 P.M. HARRIS THEATRE Abberation 2 (Strike) WILSON POFFENBERGER 5:45 P.M. MTB 2013 Abberation 3 (Submerge) Abberation 4 (Song) Sarah Hetrick, saxophones; Andrew Koss, BRETT THOLE Abberation 5 (Waltz) saxophones and piano Casey Dierlam, piano Dower AUS DEN SIEBEN TAGEN SONATA FOR VIOLIN Abberation 6 (Scourge) Karlheinz Stockhausen Karen Khachaturian ÞPHANTOM DANCE PARTY I. Richtige Dauren arr. Brett Thole Justin Rollefson ÞIMPROVISATION I. Allegro Wilson Poffenberger and Sarah II. Andante Hetrick III. Presto 5:30 P.M. CHORAL ROOM TRIO FOR MALCOM KYLE HUTCHINS ÞIMPROVISATIONAL PROLOGUE Wilson Poffenberger Yusef Lateef Neil Nanyi Qiang, piano; Staff Sgt. Brittany THERE WAS YET NO HEAVEN I. Primavera, flute II. Vahid Jahandari THIS EARTHLY ROUND FOR III. PREPARED PIANO AND ALTO ROMANCE FOR SOPRANO SAXOPHONE 5:30 P.M. MTB 2013 SAXOPHONE Miriama Young KYLE JONES Yusef Lateef Casey Dierlam, piano I. II. NIGHT SET III. Gregory Wanamaker I. Night Sparks II. Night Song III. Night Ride ÞPremiere performance

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U.S. NAVY BAND MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS David B. Aspinwall Ethan E. Bartley COMMANDING OFFICER Roswell, Georgia Kansas City, Missouri CAPT. Kenneth C. Collins, conductor MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Reno, Nevada Giancarlo Bazzano Charles E. Bindis Floridia(SR), Italy Cleveland, Ohio EXECUTIVE OFFICER LT. CMDR. MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Diane E. Nichols Shana E. Catandella Kevin M. Businsky Buffalo, New York Centerport, New York Bel Air, Maryland SENIOR ENLISTED LEADER MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Jeremy J. Eig CHIEF MUSICIAN MASTER CHIEF MUSICIAN Chevy Chase, Maryland James W. Armstrong III Jason R. Ayoub, principal Springdale, Pennsylvania MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Allen, Texas Daniel D. Frazelle MASTER CHIEF MUSICIAN Alexandria, Virginia David E. Kolo CONCERT BAND MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS , Wisconsin CONCERT MODERATOR Lauren R. Geist CHIEF MUSICIAN SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Lincoln, Nebraska Thomas C. Wheeler Courtney R. Williams Millersburg, Ohio Greenbrier, Tennessee MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Tyler G. Worosello MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS PICCOLO Houston, Texas Farah M. Chisham MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Houston, Texas Elena Yakovleva CHIEF MUSICIAN MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Kaliningrad, Russia Cynthia K. Wolverton Nathaniel E. Willson FLUTE Norcross, Georgia Lake Ann, Michigan CHIEF MUSICIAN TROMBONE Christina L. Bayes, principal MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS CHIEF MUSICIAN Martinsburg, West Virginia Jennifer L. Stokes, principal Colin J. Wise, principal MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Webster Groves, Missouri Hampshire, Illinois Allison M. Fletcher MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Forest, Virginia Renee H. DeBoer James C. Anderson MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Independence, Missouri Apex, North Carolina Ashleigh B. Leas , Texas ALTO SAXOPHONE MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS CHIEF MUSICIAN David J. Miller OBOE Jonathan R. Yanik, principal Minneapolis, Minnesota SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Simsbury, Connecticut Ruth J. Keehner, unit leader BASS TROMBONE Gardner, Kansas CHIEF MUSICIAN MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS R. Todd Morrison Zachary L. Hollister MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS McLean, Virginia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Joshua I. Arvizu DeRidder, Louisiana TENOR SAXOPHONE EUPHONIUM MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS ENGLISH HORN David R. Babich Bryce A. Edwards, principal CHIEF MUSICIAN Amherst, Ohio Murfreesboro, Tennessee Richard F. Reed Jr. Jacksonville, Florida BARITONE SAXOPHONE CHIEF MUSICIAN MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Philip J. Eberly E-FLAT CLARINET Dana B. Booher Reading, Pennsylvania MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Costa Mesa, California Adele B. Demi MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Robert M. Behrend Colorado Springs, Colorado TRUMPET CHIEF MUSICIAN Springfield, Virginia B-FLAT CLARINET Christopher M. Sala, concertmaster SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Wilbraham, Massachusetts Laura D. Grantier, principal CHIEF MUSICIAN James H. Hicks, principal Denham Springs, Louisiana SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Gunnar R. Bruning Lake Butler, Florida CHIEF MUSICIAN Marathon, Wisconsin Dawn M. Henry CHIEF MUSICIAN Anthony J. Halloin Quarryville, Pennsylvania CHIEF MUSICIAN Carl A. Lindquist DePere, Wisconsin CHIEF MUSICIAN Sandusky, Ohio Tia P. Turner MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Travis E. Siehndel Lafayette, Louisiana CHIEF MUSICIAN Jesse W. King Topeka, Kansas Latham, New York TRUMPET SYMPOSIUM STAFF MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS CHIEF MUSICIAN SYMPOSIUM COORDINATOR Jason W. Niehoff Timothy D. Stanley MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Dana B. Booher PERCUSSION MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Costa Mesa, California Jonathan C. Barnes CHIEF MUSICIAN SYMPOSIUM ASSISTANT James R. Swarts, principal New York, New York Portland, Oregon COORDINATOR MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Thomas R. Eby, lead David R. Babich Stacy B. Loggins Glendale, Arizona Amherst, Ohio Las Vegas, Nevada MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS COMMODORES LIAISON CHIEF MUSICIAN Tyler Mire Lafayette, Louisiana SENIOR CHIEF MUSICIAN Randy A. Johnson Robert A. Holmes Wayzata, Minnesota TROMBONE McLean, Virginia MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MASTER CHIEF MUSICIAN Christopher J. DeChiara Matthew J. Neff COLLEGE QUARTET SERIES Burlington, Massachusetts Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania MANAGER MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS CHIEF MUSICIAN Patrick D. Martin Joseph A. Gonzalez Jennifer J. Krupa Cincinnati, Ohio San Antonio, Texas Hemet, California MASTERCLASS MANAGER STRING BASS MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Benjamin E. Ford CHIEF MUSICIAN MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS Jonathan R. Yanik Coatesville, Pennsylvania Kyle A. Augustine Simsbury, Connecticut Woodbridge, Virginia MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS HIGH SCHOOL HONORS RECITAL HARP David A. Kapral MANAGER CHIEF MUSICIAN Austin, Texas Emily J. Dickson MUSICIAN 1ST CLASS PIANO Kyle A. 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