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2021-05-22 Program-Notes.Pdf McKinney Community Band Jeremy Kondrat, Artistic Director/Conductor Elmer Schenk, Associate Conductor Bill Sleeper, Director Emeritus ——————————— –——————— –—— -———— Concert Program ——————————————— –—— -—— –————— Fanfare and Flourishes (For a Festive Occasion) by James Curnow We Gather Together (Hymn of Thanksgiving) traditional Dutch Melody by Kremser, arranged by Scott Stanton Libertango by Astor Piazzolla, arranged by Gareth McLearnon performed by the McKinney Flute Choir A Strange Combination by Tom Evans flute/flugelhorn duet His Honor by Henry Fillmore, arranged by Larry Clark Down by the Salley Gardens; an Irish Folk Melody arranged by Michael Sweeney Irish Suite a medley of Irish tunes, arranged by Elliot A. Del Borgo saxophone quartet Valdres by Johannes Hanssen, arranged by James Curnow Le Voir by BJ Brooks clarinet/ piano duet Kentucky 1800 by Clare Grundman, adapted for flexible ensemble by Robert Longfield THE MUSICIANS FLUTE /P ICCOLO BASSOON Robin Bishop, music teacher, PK-5 Tyson Jaquez, pilot Marsha Hope,* sales analyst Barbara Kelly, budget analyst TRUMPET Marilyn Lutz, homemaker Jacob Diewald, band director. Tom Evans,* pool company owner OBOE David Halper, software consult., retired Sarah Brawdy, ESL teacher FRENCH HORN CLARINET Beth Shumate, tourism/ marketing mgr Charlie Berry, missionary Karl Lampe, teacher, retired Mary Hanna, music school owner Ken Levin, engineer EUPHONIUM Al McGee, digital device mgr, retired BASS CLARINET Wayne Westfield, IT systems architect Judy Kysely, retired TROMBONE CONTRA ALTO CLARINET Michael Browning, Fine Arts Chair Kevin Butler, enterprise data analyst TUBA ALTO SAXOPHONE Miles Fisher, medical student Chris Heider,* operations manager Kristin Williams, architect PERCUSSION Giovanni Delgadillo, college student TENOR SAXOPHONE David McNeil, business owner Mike McFatter, music educator Aaron Talley, music educator BARITONE SAXOPHONE *Section Leader Mike Rightmire, petroleum eng., retired MCKINNEY FLUTE CHOIR SAXOPHONE QUARTET Veronica Mascaro, conductor, flutist, Chris Heider,* operations manager music teacher Kristin Williams, architect MaryBeth Berry, missionary Mike McFatter, music educator Marsha Hope,* sales analyst Mike Rightmire, petroleum eng., retired Barbara Kelly, budget analyst Marilyn Lutz, homemaker Mark Wilson, database administrator FLUTE /F LUGELHORN DUET CLARINET / P IANO DUET Marsha Hope, sales analyst Sean Reed, mortgage processor Tom Evans, pool company owner David Tecuatl PROGRAM NOTES: Together Again It’s been an extremely long year for all of us, and for the members of the MCB, it’s been a year of not making music together. Playing together over the past few weeks has been a real celebra!on for us and e’re excited to be able to share it ith you tonight. Fanfare and Flourishes (For a Festive Occasion) By James Curnow James Curnow is an American composer ho has taught instrumental music and received numerous a ards for teaching and composi!on. Curno has been commissioned to rite over 400 orks for concert band, brass band, orchestra, and choir, and his total published orks no number ell over 800. We Gather Together (Hymn of Thanksgiving) By Eduard Kremser/Arranged by Sco Stanton "We (ather Together" is a Chris!an hymn of Dutch origin ri+en in 15.7 by Adrianus 0alerius to celebrate the Dutch victory over 1panish forces in the Ba+le of Turnhout. It as originally set to a Dutch folk tune. The tune 2rst appeared in an American hymnal in 1.03. In anglophone hymnology, the tune is kno n as "4remser," from Eduard Kremser 5s 1877 arrangement and lyric transla!on of the piece. Libertango By Astor Piazzola/Arranged by Gareth cLearnon Astor Piazzolla as an Argen!ne composer, bandoneon player, and arranger. 6e revolu!oni7ed tradi!onal tango music into a ne style termed nuevo tango. A Strange Combination By Tom Evans, CB member Tom Evans, MCB’s trumpet sec!on leader said about the piece he rote in 2020: ;It5s the song that gave our duo its name.” His Honor By Henry Fillmore/Arranged Larry Clark Henry Fillmore as an American musician, composer, publisher, and bandleader, best kno n for his many marches and screamers. A=er gradua!ng from the Cincinna! Conservatory of Music, Fillmore traveled the United 1tates as a circus bandmaster ith his ife, an exo!c vaudeville dancer. Down by the Salley Gardens - An Irish Folk Medley Arranged by ichael Sweeney Michael Sweeney is an A1CAP a ard- inning American composer and musician. 1 eeney studied music educa!on and composi!on in college and taught concert, Aa77, and marching programs. 1 eeney has over 500 publica!ons to his credit. 6is orks appear on numerous state contest lists and is regularly performed around the orld. Irish Suite Arranged by Elliot A. Del Borgo Elliot Del Borgo appeared freBuently as a guest conductor of bands and orchestras around the orld. With over C00 published composi!ons, he as o=en commissioned by groups of all performance levels in the areas of band, orchestra and choir. 6e adAudicated many bands and orchestras each year in a ide variety of venues. Valdres By Johannes Hanssen/Arr. James Curnow Johannes Hanssen as a Nor egian bandmaster, composer, and teacher. 6is most famous composi!on is his march cele- bra!ng the beau!ful 0aldres region in Nor ay that lies bet een Eslo and Bergen. The main theme is the signature fanfare for the 0aldres Ba+alion, hich is based on an ancient melody formerly played on the medieval lur. Le Voir By BJ Brooks BJ Brooks rote the follo ing about this piece hich as commissioned for soloist 1ean Reed’s nephe : ;I 2rst began of thinking of the simplicity of childhood and the spiritual importance of a christening. By taking the name of 1ean’s nephe , Eliver, and looking at possible anagrams, a possible !tle GLe 0oir’ came to mind. The transla!on from French of GLe 0oir’ is roughly G1ee him.’ As this piece as envisioned to be for Eliver at his christening at a Bap!st church, the !tle G1ee 6im’ seemed ell suited because of it’s possible interpreta!ons.” Kentucky 1800 By Clare Grundman/ Arranged by Robert Long+eld Clare Grundman composed scores for 2lms, radio, and televi- sion, as ell as orchestra!ons for Broad ay musicals. 6e is best kno n for his many composi!ons and arrangements for symphonic band. Many of his band pieces are rhapsodies or fantasies on folk tunes. This concert is sponsored in part by a grant from the Mc4inney Arts Commission. UPCOMING CONCERTS Keep an eye on our website and Facebook page! McKinneyBand.com facebook.com/McKinneyCommunityBand Visit our website to join our email list! THANK YOU TO OUR MCKINNEY COMMUNITY BAND SUPPORTERS Sponsor Early Irwin Mikeal & Suzanne Bolick JP Morgan Chase Ron & Jo Ann Graham Lynette McGregor David & Laura Halper Stephen Osborne Pepsico Sustainer Vicky Putman Mike & Evelyn Rightmire Beth Shumate Elmer Schenk Kathleen Wachs Bill & Mica Sleeper Patron Member Jim Crabbe Tanya Barrios Barbara Greiger Patricia Meier Supporter William Russell David & Anne Allred Neal & Paula Ator Kevin Butler Robert and Margaret Engel-Vogel Chris Heider Marsha Hope Bill Humble Become a “Friend of the Band” and help us continue to provide quality, free concerts to the community through a donation. Donating is easy! 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