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Concert Band Symphonic Band Symphonic Band JACOBS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Piccolo Bass Clarinet Euphonium Eight Hundred Twenty-Ninth Program of the 2006-07 Season Alyse Hashi Elise Bonhivert Todd McCready Megan Corrigan Flute Saxophone Anna Zamm Matt Evans Tuba Minjoo Ji Nick Perez Michael Woods Hyun Jung Kim Kyle Stec Jia-Lang Wu Corey Glenton Corey Alston Concert Band Leslie Patrice Nobles Grayson Palmer Timpani Andrew Laverghetta Emily Saltz Paul W. Popiel, Conductor Horn Oboe Ed Morling Percussion Richard Frey, Conductor Briana Tarby Sarah Williams Steve Such Krista Stephenson Danielle Kuo-LeBlanc Christopher Beckley Kurtis Henderson Drew Rhoda English Horn Polly Middleton Ike Machover Crystal Barrett Melissa Crumrine Boomer Kerwin Bassoon Trumpet Harp Symphonic Band Claire Sakurada Seth Bowers Kate Mullins Vanessa Davies Eric Nathan Scott A. Weiss, Conductor Patrick R. McMinn Piano David C. Woodley, Conductor Contrabassoon Andrew Horrigan Jiyoung Yoo Selena Yamamoto Kyle Springer Cory Mixdorf, Trombone Richard Larkin Librarians Clarinet Cabot Cobb Jackie O’Kain Trombone Sarah Labovitz Tiffany Dulmage Matthew Sullivan Tun-Man Ho Steve Spang Michele Williams Andrew Bednarz Danré Strydom Derrick Wallace Emily Hutchinson Jennifer Hughson Bass Trombone Chris Woodall, E-Flat James Yardley __________________ Musical Arts Center Tuesday Evening Sponsored in part April Tenth by the Indiana Daily Student Eight O’Clock music.indiana.edu Concert Band Concert Band Paul W. Popiel, Conductor Piccolo Bass Clarinet Euphonium Richard Frey, Conductor Jean Lee Sabrina Pope Kelsey Blotzer David Gould Nitro (2006) . Frank Ticheli Flute Saxophone Pat Stoffregen (born 1958) Melissa Olsson Annie Petsonk Annelise Herchen Nick Pelfrey Tuba To set the darkness echoing (2006). Dana Wilson Areum Han John Leszczynski Joseph N. Wilcox J. Judith Ofcarcik Laura Kramer Allan Thom (born 1946) Dana Barron James Lawrence Jens Peterson Amanda Bechtel Fugue in G Minor, BWV 578 (c. 1705). Johann Sebastian Bach Logan McNeive Horn Timpani (arr. Yoshihiro Kimura) (1685-1750) Ashleigh Nero Eric Woodhams Nathaniel Lee Richard Frey, Conductor Grace Fox Oboe Farrell DiBart Percussion Resting in the Peace of His Hands (1994) . John Gibson Glencora Morwenna Alex Houston Larry Vanore (born 1951) Davies Jeffrey Lynch Adam Wiencken Allen Hamrick Brandon T. Le Overture to Candide (1956). Leonard Bernstein Trumpet Jen Bollero (arr. Clare Grundman) (1918-1990) English Horn Kevin Heathwood Sean McAloon Crystal Barrett Nathaniel Patty Symphonic Band Matt Brown Harp Bassoon Molly McPheron Monna Michele Fields Scott A. Weiss, Conductor Nadia King Tiffany Nondahl David C. Woodley, Conductor Matthew Berntsen Allison Hewell Librarians Cory Mixdorf, Trombone Cabot Cobb E-Flat Clarinet Trombone Sarah Labovitz Radiant Joy (2006). Steven Bryant Scott Armstrong Matthew Wargel (born 1972) Jake Butchli Clarinet Ross Thompson Arrows of Time (1993). Richard Peaslee Sarah Labovitz Max Sherrill Kristen Bard Erik Ridgway (arr. Joshua Hauser) (born 1930) Michael Komperda Lee Davidson I. Anna Melissa Stout II. Amanda James III. Emily Herder Cory Mixdorf, Trombone JJ Koh Tess Weinberg Funeral Music for Queen Mary (1992) . Henry Purcell/Steven Stucky (1659-1695) (born 1949) Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, Op. 28 (1894-95). Richard Strauss (trans. Mark Hindsley) (1864-1949) David C. Woodley, Conductor.
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