From the Podium

R e p o r tScott Hanna, editor Fall 2009

at a national conference think others expect of him or From the Podium her? I personally don’t expect performances that must include the biggest, the first, the most difficult, the most Dear Colleagues, complicated, the newest. Certainly some of that is what makes a conference exciting, but is there a limit to how The holidays are over; the spring semester has begun; much we can absorb or even endure over the course of we approach the season of biennial CBDNA Divisional three days or so? Let’s speak about it. conferences. Although divisional presidents set their own agendas and programs for their regional confer- We have more composers than ever affiliated with our ences, each conference offers similar activities and organization, which creates a very interesting opportu- experiences in two general categories: performances nity to hear and premiere new works. That, in itself, is and non-performance sessions. In that regard, they are commendable for an organization that espouses to be miniature national conferences. on the cutting edge of the state of the art, for an organization whose members are part of the academy which The sessions that are offered at national conferences embraces the advancement of knowledge. (As the 50 focus on issues that encompass the diverse interests CBDNA-sponsored Composers Datebooks remind us at and specialties of our constituency. There is great care the close of each broadcast. “All music was once new.”) taken to create a schedule that offers the most access to So, aesthetically and philosophically, how should we the most topics: we don’t automatically track athletic approach all of this new music, some of which may band sessions against wind ensemble presentations; not stand the test of time? Or, more fundamentally, we don’t automatically schedule composer sessions in how does the opportunity to “premiere” intersect with conflict with research presentation; basically we don’t the greater art of programming? As Carolyn Barber presume that any interest group within our organization (University of Nebraska – Lincoln) said in a note to wouldn’t be concerned and excited by every other aspect the North Central Division, “as an organization we are of our profession. Some of us have jobs that allow or still largely without any meaningful musical discussion require us to specialize in one aspect of our diverse wind associated with performance. We talk about pedagogy, band world; others, like me, direct concert bands, jazz literature, history, technology; we ask questions of com- ensembles and marching bands, and teach academic posers about process, goals, and inspiration. However, classes (with great optimism and some humor, I suggest we never ask each other: why did you organize your that this may be as close as one can come to being a real concert program that way?” Renaissance person!). There is great understanding of, patience with and even expectation of the need for our Do we program differently for conferences? If so, why? sessions to touch on aspects of our profession that are We should start to speak openly about our aesthetic new, that are radical, that are pioneering. choices, even while we acknowledge that the issue of aesthetics is very complex. Anthony Tommasini, music Do we exercise the same understanding, patience and critic for the New York Times, spoke of the historical expectation with regard to repertoire of our conference performances? Not quite – given the number In This Issue: and nature of comments that I was privy to after the last conference, and the two before. There has been From the Podium...... 1 - 2 great energy and passion, both positive and negative, News...... 2 elicited by the repertoire performed at our conferences. As president, I have heard mostly negative things, but New Publications/New Recordings. 3 it isn’t a fair sample (in that people who were upset by Conducting Symposia...... 3 “raucous voluminous assaults” and “tasteless strings of garish sounds” were most anxious to present their Treatises/Dissertations...... 4 opinions, and other less-agitated members apparently felt no need to come forward). I had my own personal Programs...... 5 - 16 opinion about each program that I heard, and came to Programming Data...... 17 - 20 wonder how the programs were chosen. What does the conductor of an ensemble selected for performance 2 - NATIONAL CONFERENCE NEWS/NEWS FALL 2009 divide between the canon and the new (New York Times, ton, and both the main stage and chamber music hall February 14, 2010) in the famous Benaroya Concert Hall. We encourage applications from ensembles with programs for both “Increasingly in recent years adventurous ensembles chamber wind and larger wind ensembles. and young artists have been drawing their programs from all camps of contemporary music, camps that were once engaged in fierce ideological battles. The 1. Submit a compact disc recording of a single or mul- biggest combatants were practitioners of complex, tiple “live” (i.e., unedited) performance(s) of your band cutting-edge 12-tone composition who claimed the from the 2009-2010, academic years; include a written intellectual high ground and those who still wrote listing of all works performed with appropriate track sonatas, symphonies and such, in essentially major listings on a separate sheet of paper; and minor keys.” We are the perfect example of Tommasini’s “adventur- 2. Submit a proposed program that includes repertoire ous ensembles and young artists”; for years we have and commissions that would be for ready for perfor- successfully embraced music from all camps, perhaps mance by March 2011; because we perform in the arena of higher education. But how do we put the pieces together to create compel- 3. Send both, with a cover letter, no later than March ling programs – one finale after another would exhaust an audience, even if it showed the ensemble to be 16, 2010, to: capable of extraordinary stamina and prodigious technique. Should our conference performances yield some Bill Wakefield, Director of Bands program time from the “newest” in favor of the gems Catlett Music Center, Suite 116 of the past? I know that fine performances of standard 500 West Boyd Street repertoire are extremely valuable, and especially so for University of Oklahoma the CBDNA member who is in his or her first few years as a college wind band conductor, or attending their first Norman, OK 73019 conference. Band Office Telephone: 405.325.2731

Let’s openly discuss the art of programming. Carolyn 4. IMPORTANT: do NOT identify your ensemble on Barber has given me permission to include a chart of either recording, list of tracks or proposed program. I the repertoire that has been performed at the National will number the application materials and distribute and North-Central Divisional conferences for the last five years (see below). It is a fine launching point; the them to the review committee (without the cover letter) other divisions could conduct similar compilations. to ensure a “blind” and unbiased selection process; Let’s see what we are playing, and ask, Why? (I’ll spare you all the abbreviated Hegel Dialectic insert that I had 5. Results determined by April 1, 2010. planned here.) Please let me know if you would be interested in par- News ticipating in an organization-wide discussion of the “Art New Website Service Launched of Programming.” CBDNA announces the launching of a new web service. Sincerely, Tom Duffy Until now, members with services or products to of- fer each other were prohibited from announcing them National Conference News through the CBDNA website if there was money in- CBDNA 2011 National Conference volved. At a think-tank meeting in September, hosted University of Washington by Tom Verrier at Vanderbilt, we reconsidered the whole Seattle, WA issue. Why, for example, shouldn`t Frank Battisti be March 23-26, 2011 able to post an announcement for his newest book - The Wind Band of the 23rd Century - just because one would PERFORMANCE APPLICATION have to buy the book? We cleared the concept with our CBDNA Conference concerts will be presented in three legal advisors and the site went live this evening. venues: the concert halls at the University of Washing- 3 - NEW PUBLICATIONS/NEW RECORDINGS/CONDUCTING SYMPOSIA FALL 2009 So, what used to be called Classifieds in the Member Cichy, My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish – Bach/Alfred Services section is now called “Job Postings” and the Reed, American Hymnsong Suite – Dwayne Milburn, new category, “Classifieds” is for you to post things Radiant Joy – Steven Bryant, Sketches on a Tudor Psalm that are available but cost money: textbooks, methods, – Fisher Tull. CDs, scores, etc. The service is available for CBDNA members. We`ll monitor the section for a few months Mansions of Glory – Fantasy for Symphonic Band of the to make sure that it is useful and active. hymn tune My Jesus, I Love Thee was commissioned in 2006 by the Lambda Epsilon chapter of Kappa Kappa Thanks so much to Larry Hoffman for assembling the Psi and the Theta Beta chapter of Tau Beta Sigma in webpage so quickly and well. recognition of Dr. Craig V. Hamilton for his years of dedication and service to Ouachita Baptist University Visit the site and see the new Classifieds section. It will and the Ouachita Band. The first performance was in give you ideas. March of 2006 with the composer conducting.

John Mackey Residency CDs may be purchased by contacting the Ouachita Band From November 5 – 9, 2009, the Georgia State Uni- (870) 245-5137, [email protected] or through Mark versity Bands and Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind recording www.markcutom.com Ensemble (MAYWE) hosted composer John Mackey for a residency on the Georgia State University campus. Conducting Symposia Mr. Mackey was present for rehearsals with the GSU The 2009 Arkansas State University Conducting Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Wind Orchestra as Colloquium was held from November 12 through 14th well as MAYWE. He gave private coachings to sev- with Frank Ticheli and Tim Oliver serving as clinicians. eral GSU student composers and lectured to members Jim Cochran from Shattinger’s Music Co. also provided of the GSU composition seminar class. In addition, he a resource area complete with scores and other wind traveled to Snellville, Georgia where he worked with band materials. This annual event hosted participants the Brookwood High School Symphonic Winds. The from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas and Mississippi and residency culminated in a concert of his music on No- vember 9, 2009. represented individuals from a wide variety of profes- sional backgrounds.

New Publications Participants selected works to conduct from a wide David Whitwell’s editions of early works for large band range of Ticheli compositions of varying difficulty are carried by Ruh Music, Ltd in Adliswil, Switzer- land. He has recently added three works by Wilhelm levels. Moreover, each participant was able to visit Wieprecht: and interact with the composer first-hand to gather his • A Trauermarsch which Berlioz declared to be beauti- thoughts on his music while conducting it. Colloquium ful and well-written. repertoire included: • An original March based on themes of Beethoven’s 5th piano concerto. AMEN! • A Coronation March by Meyerbeer, scored by Joy Wieprecht, for two bands. Loch Lomond Portrait of a Clown New Recordings Postcard Ouachita Wind Ensemble releases new CD Shenandoah Simple Gifts (Four Shaker Songs) The Ouachita Wind Ensemble of Ouachita Baptist Sun Dance University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, recently released Symphony No. 2 - Movement III: Apollo Unleashed its newest CD, Radiant, with Mark recording. The CD includes: Mother Earth – David Maslanka, Mansions of Dates and clinicians for the 2010 Arkansas State Univer- Glory – David Gillingham, Geometric Dances – Roger sity Conducting Colloquium will be announced soon. 4 - TREATISES AND DISSERTATIONS FALL 2009 The 2nd Annual East Tennessee State University Treatises and Dissertations Instrumental Conducting Symposium was held from Matthew O. Smith, A Conductor’s Analysis of Three June 14th through 18th on the campus of ETSU with Wind Band Works of Joel Puckett (DMA Document, Dr. Timothy Mahr, Director of Bands at St. Olaf Col- Michigan State University, 2009). lege and prolific composer for band, serving as guest clinician, along with Dr. Christian Zembower, Director Joel Puckett is a contemporary American composer who of Bands at ETSU, serving as host and clinician-in-resi- has received considerable success with his first three dence. This event included 11 conducting participants works for wind band. He is a composer that is comfort- from Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, Florida, able working in a variety of mediums, including both New York, and Texas. The week’s activities included large vocal and instrumental ensembles, chamber music, morning conducting sessions on repertoire for full and and solo works. Though relatively young, Puckett has chamber ensemble, and afternoon lecture sessions by distinguished himself with a characteristic composi- Dr. Mahr and Dr. Zembower on various subject areas tional voice. related to conducting pedagogy, literature, score study This is the first examination of Puckett’s band works and analysis, and concert programming and commis- beyond performances. The purpose of this document is sioning. The week’s activities were culminated on to provide the wind band conductor with insight as it Thursday evening, June 18th, held at 5:30 in the Bud relates to the preparation and performance of Puckett’s Frank Theatre on the ETSU campus. Each symposium works. Information regarding the structural and affec- participant conducted a band work on the program with tive components of his music, as well as its relation to the full laboratory ensemble, with Dr. Mahr fittingly the concept of program music is discussed. The first concluding the week’s events in conducting one of his chapter contains a biographical sketch, an overview of own works at the end of the concert. Plans are underway his compositional process, and a discussion of program- for next year’s symposium (June 14-18, 2010) with Dr. matic elements as related to Puckett’s music. Puckett’s Andrew Boysen, Jr., Director of Bands at the University first three works for wind band, Ping, Pang, Pong; of New Hampshire and another prolific composer for Blink; and It perched for Vespers nine are studied in band, confirmed as the guest clinician for the week. subsequent chapters.

The University of Texas at Austin 2010 Art of Band Conducting and Rehearsing Workshop will be held Sunday through Thursday, June 13th-17th, 2010, and will feature UT faculty members Jerry Junkin, Robert Carnochan, Richard Floyd, Scott Hanna, and Robert Duke, along with special guest John Mackey. The repertoire includes music by Dvorák, Hindemith, Holst, Mackey, Mozart, Susato, and Whitacre. Participants will conduct both the UT Summer Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds, receive valuable feedback from all the clinicians, and participate in panel discussions and sessions dealing with literature, score study, rehearsal techniques, ensemble motivation, conducting technique, and personal musical growth. The fee is $600 for participants and $350 for observers. Registration will open on February 1st, and enrollment will be limited to the first 24 paid participants. There is no limit for observers. 5 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

*denotes premiere Rejouissance...... Curnow Colorado State University Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft Symphonic Band ALASKA Chris Nicholas, conductor University of Alaska Anchorage Joseph Spina, graduate conductor Wind Ensemble COLORADO October 1, 2009 Mark Wolbers, Conductor Colorado State University Laura Koenig, Flute Symphonic Band Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Fall 2009 Tour Miller Asbill, conductor Elegy for a Young American...... LoPresti Thomas C. Duffy, guest conductor Jocuri Poporale Romanesti...... Bartók Up ...... Lee February 6, 2009 Nimrod from “Enigma Variations”...... Elgar A Glorious Day...... Roussel March Bou-Shu-Oiwake...... Yagisawa Concertino...... Chaminade Il rè pastore...... Mozart Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Hold this Boy and Listen...... Pann Colorado State University Crystals...... Duffy Wind Ensemble J. Steven Moore, conductors ARKANSAS Colorado State University Arkansas State University Wind Ensemble Chad Lemons, graduate conductor Wind Ensemble October 1, 2009 Timothy W. Oliver, conductor Ray Cramer, conductor September 29, 2009 February 6, 2009 “Centennials, Diamonds, Gold & Papers” Asphalt Cocktail...... Mackey Handel in the Strand...... Grainger Festmusik...... Dvorak First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. .1 ...... Holst O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauriden Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Symphony No. 3...... Giannini Cathedrals...... Salfelder Fantasy on Sakura, Sakura...... Cramer Serenade for Band, No. 11, Op. 85...... Persichetti Rondino...... DiJulio Colorado State University New Dance, Op. 18c...... Riegger Bulgarian Dances...... Cesarini Hold this Boy and Listen...... Pann Wind Ensemble J. Steven Moore, conductors The Federal...... Sousa Colorado State University Chad Lemons, graduate conductor Wind Ensemble November 2, 2009 Arkansas State University Wes Kenney, conductor Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir and Chamber March 25, 2009 Ensembles Asclepius...... Daugherty Timothy W. Oliver, Kenneth Carroll, Dale Miller, Timbuktuba...... Daugherty Fanfare and Allegro...... Williams Red Cape Tango...... Daugherty Lauren Schack Clark, conductors The French Quarter...... Morrissey Frank Ticheli, composer-in-residence and Desi ...... Daugherty Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments...... Niagara Falls...... Daugherty guest conductor ...... Stravinsky Ronald Barron, trombone soloist Pittsburgh Ouverture for Wind Symphony Orchestra Marika Kyriakos, soprano soloist Colorado State University ...... Penderecki Symphonic Band November 12, 2009 Symphonic Metamorphosis Of Themes by Carl Maria “The Music of Frank Ticheli” Christopher Nicholas, conductor von Weber...... Hindemith Joseph Spina, graduate conductor November 19, 2009 Out of the Blue...... Ticheli Colorado State University The Song Within...... Ticheli Symphonic Band Earth Song...... Ticheli Fanfare of Wakakusa Hill...... Sakai Miller Asbill, conductor Sòlas Ané...... Hazo Songs of Tagore (from Gitanjali “Song Offerings”).. March 26, 2009 ...... Ticheli Ikaruga...... Kushida Entry March of the Boyars Op. 17...... Halvorsen Concertino for Trombone, Two Pianos and Toccata...... Frescobaldi Percussion...... Ticheli Culloden...... Giroux Kol Nidrei...... Bruch Armenian Dances (Part I)...... Reed Postcard...... Ticheli Yiddish Dances...... Gorb Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Apollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2...... Ticheli Colorado State University CONNECTICUT Symphonic Band University of Connecticut Ouachita Baptist University Miller Asbill, conductor Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Chad Lemons and Daniel Lee, Jeffrey H. Renshaw, conductor Craig V. Hamilton, conductor graduate conductors Matthew Smith, assistant conductor Tuesday, November 10, 2009 May 3, 2009 October 15, 2009

Ricochet...... O’Loughlin Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Cathedrals...... Salfelder Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Circus Polka...... Stravinsky Adagio para orquesta de instrumenots de viento...... Communion...... Strommen Chunk...... Newman ...... Rodrigo Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Wedding Dance...... Press Moving Parts...... Sampson Illyrian Dances...... Woolfenden Requiem for a Magical America: Scenes from Terezin...... Stamp Colorado State University El Día de los Muertos...... Frank Choreography...... Sheldon Wind Ensemble Miller Asbill, conductor University of Connecticut CALIFORNIA May 3, 2009 Wind Ensemble Concordia University Jeffrey H. Renshaw, conductor Wind Orchestra Overture from “Dancer in the Dark”...... Björk Matthew Smith, assistant conductor Jeff Held, conductor Second Minuet and Allegro from Serenade in Michael Verselli, piano October 16, 2009 (Houston, TX) E-flat Major, K. 375...... Mozart December 3, 2009 October 18, 2009 (Austin, TX) Dance Mix...... Smith October 31, 2009 (Irvine, CA) Concertino for Flute, Chamber Winds & Piano...... Fields...... Syler ...... Newman Torn Canvases...... Tommasini …and they gathered on Mount Carmel...... Ayers J’ai été au bal...... Grantham Magneticfireflies...... Thomas Canzona...... Mennin Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans Tu Pauperum Refugium...... Des Prez/Brock ...... Alter Psalm 46 for soprano, vibraphone, & piano...... La Ville Engloutie...... Carl ...... Guebert Triptych...... Child 6 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

The Hartt School Wind Sprints...... Saucedo University of Hartford FLORIDA University of Florida Symphony Band Symphonic Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Matthew Aubin, conductor John M. Watkins, Jr., conductor Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Melanie Guerin and James Jackson, October 1, 2009 Fantasia in G...... Bach/Goldman and Leist guest conductors Give Us This Day...... Maslanka October 17, 2009 An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Candide Suite...... Bernstein/Grundman Georgia State University Fanfare pour preceder “La Peri”...... Dukas Chester Overture for Band...... Schumann Symphonic Wind Ensemble Motown Metal...... Daugherty Old Home Days...... Ives Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson The Washington Post March...... Sousa Tori Compton, graduate assistant conductor Pageant...... Persichetti Jan Berry Baker, saxophone Spoon River...... Grainger/Bainum University of Florida Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger/Rogers Symphonic Band Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Children’s March...... Grainger/Rogers John M. Watkins, Jr., conductor Laura Moates Stanley, associate conductor The Stars and Stripes Forever!...... Sousa November 18, 2009 “John Mackey Residency Concert” November 9, 2009 The Hartt School Short Ride In A Fast Machine...... Adams University of Hartford Chorus Angelorum...... Hazo GSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphony Band Hit On All Sixes...... Knight Asphalt Cocktail...... Mackey Matthew Aubin, conductor Cathedrals...... Salfelder Damn...... Mackey Adam Fontana, guest conductor *Psalm...... Basler Concerto for Soprano Sax and Wind Ensemble...... William Bolcom, composer in residence Postcard...... Ticheli ...... Mackey December 11, 2009 Celebrations...... Zdechlik Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Commando March...... Barber Song ...... Bolcom GEORGIA Undertow...... Mackey In Evening’s Stillness...... Schwantner Georgia Institute of Technology Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Pride of the Wolverines...... Sousa Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Machine (from Fifth Symphony)...... Bolcom Donals F. Allen, conductor Georgia State University Benjamin Diden, conductor Wind Orchestra and Women’s Chorus The Hartt School November 12, 2009 Chester Phillips, conductor University of Hartford Ryan Bybee, graduate assistant conductor Wind Ensemble Serenade, op. 7...... Strauss Glen Adsit, conductor Serenade for Band No. 1, op. 1...... Persichetti Americans We...... Fillmore William Bolcom, composer in residence Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams Handel in the Strand...... Grainger December 11, 2009 Merry Music for Wind Band...... Hidas Greensleeves...... Traditional/Reed Children’s March: “Over the hills and far away”...... Strange Humors...... Mackey Lollapalooza...... Adams ...... Grainger With Heart and Voice...... Gillingham Rumpelstilzchen...... Turner Cloudburst...... Whitacre America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon First Symphony for Band...... Bolcom March, op. 99...... Prokofiev Georgia State University Yale University Georgia State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concert Band Brass Ensemble Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Thomas C. Duffy, music director Cory Mixdorf, director Jan Berry Baker, saxophone Chrystal Williams, soprano Symphonic Wind Ensemble Starr’s Mill High School October 9, 2009 Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Wind Ensemble Tori Compton, graduate assistant conductor Scott King, conductor Light Cavalry Overture...... von Suppe September 17, 2009 November 19, 2009 *Corners...... Davis Homecoming...... Shapiro Brass Ensemble GSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphony in B-flat, mvts. I, II, III...... Hindemith Prelude pour precede La Peri...... Dukas Asphalt Cocktail...... Mackey New York Hippodrome...... Sousa Cathedral Music...... Beversdorf Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger/Rogers Cathedrals...... Salfelder Theme and Four Variations...... Merriman Variations on “America”...... Ives/Schuman/Rhoades Four Maryland Songs...... Stamp Song Without Words...... Mendelssohn/Cafarella Concerto for Soprano Sax and Wind Ensemble...... Wild Nights...... Ticheli ...... Mackey Symphonic Wind Ensemble Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Yale University Overture to “Colas Breugnon”...... Concert Band ...... Kabalevsky/Hunsberger Starr’s Mill High School Wind Ensemble Thomas C. Duffy, music director Variations on “America”...... Ives/Schuman/Rhoades Slava!...... Bernstein/Grundman Chrystal Williams, soprano Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger/Rogers Time Remembered...... Sparke Eric Barry, tenor English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Entry March of the Boyars...... Halvorsen/Fennell Vince Vincent, baritone An Italian in Algiers...... Rossini/Calliet December 4, 2009 Georgia State University Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Wind Orchestra Overture to Candide...... Bernstein Chester Phillips, conductor Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble Triptych...... Child Timothy Ellison, graduate assistant conductor Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Laura Moates Stanley, associate conductor Finish Line...... McTee Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony *Night Factory...... Isenberg October 8, 2009 Scott Stewart, conductor Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/ Reynolds Catfish Row: Symphonic Suite from Porgy & Bess.. Wind Orchestra Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble ...... Gershwin/ Hunsberger National Emblem...... Bagley/Fennell Commando March...... Barber Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams/Beeler Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Firefly...... George Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Popcopy, mvt 1...... McAllister 7 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony Wheaton College Indiana University Fanfare for a Celebration...... Nelson Symphonic Band Symphonic Band Sussex Mummers Christmas Carol...... Grainger Timothy Yontz, conductor Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor Molly on the Shore...... Grainger April 4, 2009 Pamela Holt, guest conductor *Turbo Scramjet...... Pitts March 10, 2009 Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Eternal Father, Strong to Save...... Smith Symphony No. 19...... Miaskovsky G-Spot Tornado...... Zappa Kennesaw State University Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Symphony for Band, mvts. I and IV...... Persichetti Wind Ensemble Bandancing...... Stamp Roma Sacra...... Zaninelli David Thomas Kehler, conductor Hymn to the Fallen...... Williams Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey September 17, 2009 Galop from “First Suite for Band”...... Reed In The Spring...... Holsinger Indiana University Festive Overture, Op. 96... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Wind Ensemble Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann Wheaton College Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No...... 1 Holst Symphonic Band Matthew Holzner, guest conductor Children’s March “Over the Hills and Far Away”..... Timothy Yontz, conductor Patrick Pfister, trombone ...... Grainger Bill Buchholtz, Native American flutist March 31, 2009 Give Us This Day (Short Symphony for October 6 & 8, 2009 Wind Ensemble)...... Maslanka Moving Parts...... Sampson In Flight...... Hazo Fantasy for Trombone...... Creston Kennesaw State University Sunrise Song...... Barrett Symphony for Band...... Beckel Concert Band Lincoln Portrait...... Copland Caccia and Chorale...... Williams John Culvahouse, conductor Casey at the Bat...... Bass Symphonic Dances from West Side Story...... Wind Ensemble Armed Forces Salute...... Lowden ...... Bernstein, trans. Lavender David Thomas Kehler, conductor American Faces...... Holsinger March Electric...... Creatore October 22, 2009 Wheaton College Indiana University Concert Band Symphonic Band Concert Band The Trombone King...... King Timothy Yontz, conductor Paul W. Popiel, conductor West Side Story Selection...... Bernstein/Dutoit November 21, 2009 David C. Woodley, conductor Dance Celestial...... Sheldon April 23, 2009 Joy ...... Curiale SpringFest Wind Ensemble The Promise of Living...... Copland/Singleton Selections from The Danserye...... Susato/Dunnigan Psalm 46...... Zdechlik Overture to La Gazza Ladra ...... Rossini October...... Whitacre O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Avenue X...... Newman Kingfisher’s Catch Fire...... Mackey Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Casey at the Bat...... Bass Indiana University Kennesaw State University Colas Breugnon Overture...... Kabalevsky/Beeler Symphonic Band Concert Band Sunrise Song...... Barrett Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor John Culvahouse, conductor American Faces...... Holsinger April 23, 2009 Wind Ensemble SpringFest David Thomas Kehler, conductor Ted Gurch, clarinet INDIANA Symphony No. 1 “My Hands Are a City”....Newman November 23, 2009 Indiana State University Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Indiana University Concert Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams Chad Nicholson, conductor Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Prelude in the Dorian Mode..... DeCabezon/Grainger October 8, 2009 Otis Murphy, alto saxophone Cajun Folk Songs II...... Ticheli “Suite Dreams” April 23, 2009 SpringFest Wind Ensemble Eternal Fanfare...... Archer Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Early Light...... Bremer Climbing Parnassus...... Newman Black Dog...... McAllister First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Tosca Fantasy...... Puccini Funeral Music for Queen Mary...... Suite Dreams...... Bryant Three Dances from The Maid of Orléans. Op. 4...... Purcell, freely transcribed by Stucky Wild Nights!...... Ticheli ...... Tchaikovsky Danza Final...... Ginestera/John Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Indiana University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble ILLINOIS November 22, 2009 Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Concordia University Chicago Chad Nicholson, conductor Matthew Holzner, guest conductor Wind Symphony Carl Lenthe, trombone Richard R. Fischer, conductor Esprit de Corps...... Jager September 29, 2009 Megan Glass, soprano Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Andy Macaione, alto saxophone Scenes from “The Louvre”...... Dello Joio English Dances, Set II...... Arnold Fall 2009 Tour Program *Talking Points...... Dunker Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble...... Buss Pageant...... Persichetti Fugue in C...... Ives Commando March...... Barber Ghost Train...... Whitacre Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli No Shadow of Turning...... Gillingham First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Indiana University First Symphony for Band...... Bolcom Gandalf from Symphony No. 1 “Lord of the Rings... Concert Band ...... DeMeij Paul W. Popiel, conductor Danse Bacchanale...... Saint-Saens Scott Jones, guest conductor Persuasion...... Nestico March 10, 2009 The Church’s One Foundation...... Manz/Culli Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Raag Mala...... Colgrass Dance of the Jesters...... Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer Fiesta!...... Sparke Anahita...... Etezady 8 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Indiana University University of Iowa University of Iowa Concert Band University Band Concert Band Paul W. Popiel, conductor Matthew Wanken and Marc Decker, conductors Kevin Kastens, conductor William Petersen, guest conductor Jennifer Cunningham, piccolo Duane Warfield, guest conductor October 13, 2009 December 7, 2009 May 6, 2009

Smetana Fanfare...... Husa Cenotaph...... Stamp Folk Festival...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Circean Waters...... Greene An American Elegy...... Ticheli Postcard...... Ticheli Fantasia in G...... Bach The Wren Polka...... Damare To Tame The Perilous Skies...... Holsinger First Suite in E-flat, op. 28 no. .1...... Holst Balkanya: Three Balkanese Dances.....Van der Roost Americans We...... Fillmore

Indiana University University of Iowa University of Iowa Symphonic Band Concert Band Symphony Band Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor Kevin Kastens, conductor Richard Mark Heidel, conductor Scott Jones, guest conductor Curran Prendergast, guest conductor Michael D. Hart, guest conductor October 13, 2009 Richard Chapman, guest conductor Scott Conklin, violin December 7, 2009 April 15, 2009 Frenergy...... Estacio After a Gentle Rain...... Iannaccone Flight...... Smith Lollapalooza...... Adams Ballet Music from Le Cid...... Massenet Blithe Bells...... Grainger/Kastens Southern Comforts...... Puckett Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo...... Arnold/Paynter Bum’s Rush...... Grantham Indiana University Trittico...... Nelhybel Nabucco Overture...... Verdi/Cesarini Wind Ensemble Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Stephen W. Pratt, conductor University of Iowa English Dances, Set II, Op. 33...... Arnold Scott Jones, guest conductor Symphony Band Rolling Thunder...... Fillmore Don Freund, piano Richard Mark Heidel, conductor October 27, 2009 Amy Schendel, trumpet University of Iowa Michael D. Hart, guest conductor University Band Lollapalooza...... Adams Carter Biggers, guest conductor Michael Hart, conductor Little Threepenny Music, suite for wind orchestra.... November 18, 2009 Matthew Wanken, guest conductor ...... Weill March 9, 2009 Suite Dreams...... Bryant Early Light...... Bremer Concerto for Piano and Wind Ensemble...... Freund Symphony No. 2...... Ticheli Rejouissance...... Curnow Serenade in E-flat, op. .7...... Strauss Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Patterson Indiana University Sunrise at Angel’s Gate...... Sparke Foshay Tower March...... Sousa Concert Band Rose Variations...... Bennett Grant Them Eternal Rest...... Boysen Paul W. Popiel, conductor Overture on Russian and Kirghiz Folk Songs...... Matthew Holzner, guest conductor ...... Shostakovich/Duker University of Iowa November 17, 2009 National Emblem...... Bagley/Schissel Concert Band Kevin Kastens, conductor Procession of the Nobles...... Rimsky-Korsakov University of Iowa Michael Hart, guest conductor Chester Overture...... Schuman Symphony Band March 9, 2009 Sanctuary...... Ticheli Richard Mark Heidel, conductor Morning Star...... Maslanka Michael D. Hart, guest conductor Burst ...... O’Laughlin October 7, 2009 Interpretations...... Cichy Indiana University Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre Symphonic Band Millennium Canons...... Puts/Spede Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor Paris Sketches...... Ellerby Mutanza...... Curnow William Petersen, guest conductor Colonial Song...... Grainger Timothy Noble, speaker Redline Tango...... Mackey University of Iowa November 17, 2009 First Suite in E-flat for Military Band...... Symphony Band ...... Holst/Matthews Richard Mark Heidel, conductor Tunbridge Fair...... Piston Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saens/Frackenpohl Kevin Kastens, guest conductor The Passing Bell...... Benson Benjamin Coelho, bassoon Sparkle...... Mahoney University of Iowa February 21, 2009 Lincoln Portrait...... Copland Chamber Winds Iowa Honor Band Festival Michael Hart, conductor Matthew Wanken, conductor Profanation from Symphony No. 1 (“Jeremiah”)...... IOWA May 8, 2009 ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto University of Iowa Fugue a la Gigue...... Bach/Holst Symphony Band Fanfare from La Peri...... Dukas Fantasia “Una Voce poco fa”...... Berr/Kastens Richard Mark Heidel, conductor Sonata pian’e forte...... Gabrieli Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Paula Crider, guest conductor Petite Symphonie...... Gounod Polka and Fugue from Schwanda, the Bagpiper...... Amy Schendel, trumpet Symphony for Brass and Percussion...... Reed ...... Weinberger/Bainum David Gier, trombone John Manning, tuba University of Iowa February 20, 2010 University Band KANSAS Iowa Honor Band Festival Matthew Wanken, conductor Kansas State University Michael Hart, guest conductor Concert Band Asphalt Cocktail...... Mackey May 6, 2009 Anthony Pursell, conductor Concertino for Three Brass and Band...... Werle Lyle Sobba, graduate conductor Three Dances of Enchantment...... Zaninelli Army of the Nile...... Alford October 14, 2009 Grotesque Dance...... Halvorsen/Bourgeois Cloudburst...... Whitacre Canticle of the Creatures...... Curnow Exhilaration...... Clark Hymn and Celebration...... Mahr Esprit de Corps...... Jager American Riversongs...... La Plante Pandemonium...... Cichy Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance 9 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Kansas State University University of Maryland Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestra Second Suite in F...... Holst Frank Tracz, conductor Michael Votta, Jr., music director Midnight Snowfall...... Montoya October 14, 2009 Gregory Miller, horn Chester...... Schuman February 19 & 20, 2010 El Capitan...... Sousa Asclepius...... Daugherty “The Sound of Light” Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Polka Nation...... Chambers Symphonies of Wind Instruments...... Stravinsky Scherzo alla marcia, Symphony No. 8...... *The Sound of Light...... Gibson ...... Vaughan Williams Kansas State University Concerto for Horn, Winds and Percussion....Machala Lollapalooza...... Adams/Spinazzola Wind Ensemble with the Boston Brass Et Exspecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum.... Messiaen A Solemn Music...... Thomson Rick DeJonge, guest composer Red Cape Tango...... Daugherty Frank Tracz, conductor University of Maryland October 16, 2009 Wind Orchestra Central Michigan University Michael Votta, Jr., music director Symphony Band and University Band Cinematic Fantasy...... DeJonge Jonathan Caldwell, assistant conductor Douglas Burtch and Drew Shankles, conductors James Stern, violin December 2, 2008 Kansas State University Audrey Andrist, piano Concert Band March 26 & 27, 2010 University Band Anthony Pursell, Conductor “Friendship, Love and a World: The Two Vien- A Festival Prelude...... Reed Teresa Purcell, Graduate Conductor nese Schools” Air for Band...... Erickson John Mackey, guest composer AuSable River Festival...... Gillingham December 2, 2009 Rondino, Op. Posth...... Beethoven Rhapsody for Hanukkah...... Bulla Kammerkonzert...... Berg Shortcut Home...... Wilson Serenade, K. 375...... Mozart Symphony Band Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Homage to Perotin...... Nelson Prelude, Op. 34 #14...... Shostakovich University of Maryland English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone Symphony #5, Finale...... Shostakovich Wind Orchestra Americans We...... Fillmore Michael Votta, Jr., music director Old Scottish Melody...... Wiley Kansas State University Steve Dumaine, tuba Wind Ensemble Kendal Sparks, narrator Central Michigan University Frank Tracz, Conductor May 6, 2010 Symphonic Wind Ensemble and John Mackey, guest composer “Post-modern/romantic-ism” Wind Symphony December 2, 2009 John E. Williamson, James Batcheller, and Are You Experienced?...... Lang Douglas Burtch, conductors Dramatic Fanfare, #1...... Gouls Symphony for Winds...... Strauss February 10, 2009 Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey Symphony #4...... Maslanka Towson University Wind Symphony Symphonic Band Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Dana Rothlisberger, conductor Tempered Steel...... Young MARYLAND Natalie Mannix, soloist Nimrod...... Elgar/Reed University of Maryland November 19, 2009 Galop...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Wind Orchestra Michael Votta, Jr., music director Bells ...... McDougall Symphonic Wind Ensemble Connie Frigo, saxophone Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Symphonic Excursions...... Patterson October 1, 2009 Acrostic Song from Final Alice...... Del Tredici, arr. Second Prelude...... Gershwin/Krance “American Scenes: Snow-capped Peaks, a River Spede Fantasy Variations...... Grantham of Rocks and an Appalachian Spring” Colloquy for Solo Trombone and Symphonic Band...... Goldstein Central Michigan University Carter Pann...... Slalom Foundation...... Camphouse University Band, Campus Band and Tallahatchie Concerto ...... ter Veldhuis Scootin’ on Hardrock: Three Short Symphony Band Appalachian Spring...... Copland Scat-Jazzy Dances...... Holsinger Douglas Burtch and Drew Shankles, conductors With Pleasure...... Sousa February 26, 2009 University of Maryland Wind Orchestra University Band Michael Votta, Jr., music director MICHIGAN For the New Day Arisen...... Barton Chris Gekker, trumpet Central Michigan University Of Sailors and Whales...... McBeth November 6, 2009 Symphonic Wind Ensemble “American Masters: The Road Less Travelled” John E. Williamson, conductor Campus Band October 14, 2008 El Relicario...... Padila/Longfield Sinfonia...... Rorem The Match of Hope...... Yariv Return and Rebuild the Desolate Places...Hovhaness Variations on “Mein junges Leben Hat ein End”...... Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew...... Curnow Fanfare Ritmico...... Higdon ...... Sweelinck/Ricker A Child’s Garden of Dreams...... Maslanka Sinfonietta...... Dahl Symphony Band Adagio para Orquesta de Instrumentos de Viento..... Satiric Dances...... Dello Joio University of Maryland ...... Rodgrigo Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Wind Orchestra Symphony No. 2 “Genesis”...... Gillingham Puszta...... Van der Roost Michael Votta, Jr., music director La Oreja de Oro...... San Miguel Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta”...... Williams December 10, 2009 Inglesina...... Delle Cese “All Discoveries, All Adventures” Rolling Thunder...... Fillmore Central Michigan University Symphonic Wind Ensemble and July Torke Central Michigan University Wind Symphony Dixtour...... Enesco Symphonic Wind Ensemble and John E. Williamson, James Batcheller, Jose Mar- Symphony for Brass and Percussion...... Schuller Wind Symphony tua, and Douglas Burtch, conductors Ameriques (with University of Maryland John E. Williamson and James Batcheller, Kennen White, clarinet soloist Symphony Orchestra)...... Varese conductors March 24, 2009 November 25, 2008 10 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Wind Symphony Mayflower Overture...... Nelson Niagara Falls...... Daugherty NORTH CAROLINA Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Sousa/Fennell University of North Carolina at Charlotte Jumping the Shark...... Felice Symphonic Wind Ensemble Four Winds...... Boyer Laurence L. Marks, conductor Wer Gott vertraut, hat wohl gebaut, BWV433...... MINNESOTA Dylan Savage, piano ...... Bach/Croft Southwest Minnesota State University October 5, 2009 Apollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2...... Ticheli Symphonic Band April 27, 2009 Cityscape...... Boerma Symphonic Wind Enemble Second Prelude...... Gershwin/arr. Krance Timepiece...... McTee Canzon Duodecimi Toni a 10, No. 3...... Rhapsody in Blue...... Gershwin/arr. Verrier Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Gabrieli/ed. Crees Humoresque on ‘Swanee” by Gershwin...... Copland/ed. Batcheller Little Symphony for Winds....Schubert/arr. Reynolds ...... Sousa/arr. Brion Music for Prague...... Husa Overture for Winds, Op. 24...... Mendelssohn-Bartholdy/ed. Boyd March: Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa/arr. Fennel Dance I from Jazz Suite No. 2...... Central Michigan University Trauersinfonie...... Wagner/rev. Leidzen ...... Shostakovich/arr. de Meij University Band, Campus Band, and Serenade No. 1 for Ten Wind Instruments, Op. 1......

Symphony Band ...... Persichetti University of North Carolina at Charlotte Douglas Burtch, Drew Shankles, and Down a Country Lane...... Copland/trans. Patterson Symphonic Wind Ensemble James Batcheller, conductors Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Laurence L. Marks, conductor April 23, 2009 Southwest Minnesota State University Marolyn Garo, flute Marolyn Garo, flute University Band Community Concert Band DaNece Lyman, violin Corsican Litany...... Nelhybel April 30, 2009 Amber Carpenter, harp With Quiet Courage...... Daehn Bruce Yurko, guest composer Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick American Salute...... Gould/trans. Lang Songs of Old Kentucky...... Karrick Performers from the Department of Dance December 9, 2009 Campus Band American Folk Rhapsody No. 3...... Grundman Pota Nigra...... Boerma Shenandoah...... Ticheli Winter Dances...... Carroll Jupiter from “The Planets”...... Holst/trans. Curnow Rollo Takes a Walk...... Maslanka Suite from ‘MASS’...... Bernstein/arr. Sweeney Harvest Hymn...... Grainger/trans. Kreines Variations on America...... Ives/trans. Rhodes Allegro from Deux Interludes...... Ibert The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa/ed. Fennell America the Beautiful...... Ward/arr. Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever March...... Poem...... Griffes Medieval Variations...... Yurko Symphony Band ...... Sousa/ed. Brion

Dubinushka...... Rimsky-Korsakov/Chidester University of North Carolina at Charlotte Hymn of St. Francis...... Bukvich Southwest Minnesota State University Concert Band Celebrations...... Zdechlik Community Concert Band November 21, 2009 Jennifer Whitaker, conductor Royce Lumpkin, narrator Central Michigan University December 8, 2009 Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Culloden, mvt. I...... Giroux Wind Symphony Alleluia...... Thompson/trans. Buckley Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams John E. Williamson and James Batcheller, Tricycle...... Boysen, Jr. Shortcut Home...... Wilson conductors Heart Songs...... Maslanka Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral...... April 28, 2009 Mary’s Boy Child...... Sparke I Wonder As I Wander...... Wallace ...... Wagner/arr. Cailliet African Bell Carol...... Smith ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas...... Holcombe Wind Symphony Africa: Ceremony, Song and Ritual...... Smith Children’s March...... Grainger/ed. Rogers Down A Country Lane...... Copland/ed. Batcheller NEW YORK University of North Carolina at Charlotte Aupres De Ma Blonde...... Milne/ed. Batcheller State University of NY at Plattsburgh Symphonic Wind Ensemble A Celtic Tribute Symphonic Band Laurence L. Marks, conductor The Rakes of Mallow...... Anderson Daniel Gordon, conductor Jennifer Dior, piccolo Mo Nighean Dubh...... Grainger/ed. Ragsdale Ann Ellsworth, horn Rick Dior, drum set The Irish Washerwoman...... Anderson November 17, 2009 February 22, 2010

Symphonic Wind Ensemble Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams Overture for Winds...... Mendelssohn/arr. Boyd Prelude to Act III, Lohengrin...... Wagner/Drumm Echoes from Karelia...... Ikonen O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/arr. Reynolds Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral..... Wagner/Calliet Concerto No. 1 for Horn...... Strauss/Boyd Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Theme and Variations...... Schoenberg Wedding Music...... Linkola Sousa/Rogers Hill Song No. 2...... Grainger Winter Evening Song...... Israel Dance of the Southern Lights...... Richards Country Gardens...... Grainger The Sussex Mummers’ Christmas Carol...... Grainger Fascinating Ribbons...... Tower Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Portals...... Wirth/Gordon Resplendent Glory...... Galante

Concordia University Adirondack Wind Ensemble Wake Forest University Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Daniel Gordon, conductor C. Kevin Bowen, conductor Matthew Wolf, conductor Lori Salimando-Porter, guest conductor Philip Morgan, associate conductor Scott Boerma, guest conductor JoLee Yeddo, tuba November 22, 2009 October 18, 2009 Jan. 30, 2010, Giltz Auditiorium, Plattsburgh NY Jan. 31, 2010, Lake Placid Center for the Arts Seis Manuel...... Hanson His Honor...... Fillmore/Fennell Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta”...... Williams Pastime...... Stamp Suite for Wind Orchestra...... Eerola Fandango...... Perkins, arr. Werle Shenandoah...... Ticheli Hymn to the Fallen...... Williams/Lavender Symphony No. 3, “Don Quixote”...... Smith Russian Sailors’ Dance...... Glière/Isaac Variations on The Carnival of Venice...... Intermezzo from “La Boda de Luis Alonso”...... English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams ...... Arban/Hunsberger ...... Giménez, trans. McAlister and Graham Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Cauldron...... Boerma Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik 11 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Wingate University University of North Dakota In the Center Ring...... Sheldon Wind Ensemble University Band Carol of the Bells...... Leontoyvch/O’Loughlin Dawn A. Perry, conductor James Popejoy, conductor October 5, 2009 Chad Green, graduate conductor University of North Dakota March 5, 2009 Wind Ensemble A Festival Prelude...... Reed James Popejoy, conductor Symphonic Songs for Band...... Bennett Fandango...... Perkins/Werle Ryan Zahn, flute Blessed Are They...... Brahms/Buehlman Excerpts from “The Lord of the Rings”...... de December 6, 2009 Commando March...... Barber Meij/Lavender Out of the Shadows...... Sweeney Windsprints...... Saucedo Wingate University Flashing Winds...... Van der Roost Suite from “Mass”...... Bernstein/Sweeney Wind Ensemble Concertino...... Chaminade/Wilson Dawn A. Perry, conductor University of North Dakota Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith November 30, 2009 Wind Ensemble Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick James Popejoy, conductor Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Bobby Shew, trumpet & flugelhorn *escape!...... Kiefer April 24, 2009 OHIO Stille Nacht...... Davis/Longfield Columbus State Community College A Christmas Festival...... Anderson Fantasia in G...... Mahr Concert Band Sleigh Ride...... Anderson A Father’s Dream...... Harmon Thomas Lloyd, conductor Divertimento...... Persichetti June 2, 2009 Radiant Joy...... Bryant The Life and Music of William Grant Still NORTH DAKOTA Essay for Trumpet...... Johnston “A Voice High Sounding” presented by University of North Dakota The Klaxon...... Fillmore Judith Anne Still Wind Ensemble James Popejoy, conductor University of North Dakota Fanfare for the 99th Fighter Squadron...... Still/Lloyd October 14, 2008 University Band The American Scene...... Still “POPS” Concert Afro-American Symphony...... Still Esprit de Corps...... Jager James Popejoy, conductor Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Robert Brooks, guest conductor Jupiter from “The Planets”...... Holst/Curnow OREGON Chad Green, graduate conductor English Dances, Set I...... Arnold/Johnstone Oregon State University Brian Pfeifer, xylophone Raiders March...... Williams/Lavender Wind Ensemble April 28, 2009 Christopher C. Chapman, conductor University of North Dakota Fall Term Concert Robinson’s Grand Entree...... King University Band Overture for Winds...... Carter James Popejoy, conductor Millennium Cannons...... Puts, arr. Spede Regenesis: Song of the Planet...... Higgins October 14, 2008 Canterbury Chorale...... Van der Roost Rainbow Ripples...... Green/Werle *Scherzo and Sentimentale...... Behnke A Percy Grainger Suite...... arr. Erickson Hosts of Freedom...... King The Circus Bee...... Fillmore Selections from “Fantasia”...... arr. Curnow On a Southern Hymnsong...... Holsinger Overture for Winds, Op. 24.Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Third Suite...... Jager Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger University of North Dakota Excerpts from “Symphony No. 5”...... Bells for Stokowski...... Daugherty Wind Ensemble ...... Shostakovich/Longfield James Popejoy, conductor Oregon State University Ronnie Ingle, trumpet University of North Dakota Symphonic Band Joel Pugh, trombone Wind Ensemble Christopher C. Chapman, conductor October 15, 2009 James Popejoy, conductor Fall Term Concert Anne Christopherson, soprano Pas Redoublé...... Saint-Saëns/Frackenpohl November 24, 2008 *Chimes for the Penninsulam Amoenum...Chapman Variations on “America”...... Ives/Rhoads The Monkey King...... Youtz Der Traum des Oenghus, Teil 1...... Rudin Galop...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Cantus, Song of the Night...... Doss Fandango...... Turrin Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Old Home Days...... Ives First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Preludio Atto Primo from “Rigoletto”...Verdi/Belloli Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Op. 30.. Ride ...... Hazo Caro nome from “Rigoletto”...... Verdi/Belloli ...... Hanson Three Japanese Dances...... Rogers University of North Dakota A Boy’s Dream...... Bocook Oregon State University University Band Campus Band James Popejoy, conductor University of North Dakota Robert Brudvig, conductor October 15, 2009 University Band James Popejoy, conductor Overture for Band...... Beyer Chicago Tribune March...... Chambers December 2, 2008 Two Marches for Band...... Erickson Journey of Exploration...... Goto My Jesus! Oh What Anguish...... Bach, arr. Reed Sinfonia XVI: Transcendental Vienna...... Broege Masque...... McBeth Symphonic Suite...... Williams Excerpts from “The Firebird”...... Stravinsky/Bocook Whisper to Their Souls...... Hazo Declaration, Ballade and Finale...... Huckeby Canticle of the Creatures...... Curnow University of Portland The Most Wonderful Time of the Year..... Pola/Moss Wind Ensemble and Concert Band University of North Dakota Patrick Murphy, conductor University Band University of North Dakota Leslie Eddy and Isaac Rains, James Popejoy, conductor Wind Ensemble associate conductors Elizabeth Coash, student conductor James Popejoy, conductor October 14, 2009 December 1, 2009 March 5, 2009 Stilestone Suite...... Cruft American Fanfare...... Wasson Celebration Fanfare...... Walczyk *March for Ceremonial Passing...... Tryptich II...... Del Borgo Epinicion...... Paulson ...... Kozhevnikov/Murphy To Dream in Brushstrokes...... Oare La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed Shenandoah...... Ticheli Lone Star Celebration...... Curnow Pastime...... Stamp Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger 12 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Were You There?...... Lynch University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Undertow...... Mackey Chamber Winds Concert Band James K. Copenhaver, conductor Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor University of Portland Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Jessica Brancaleone, graduate conductor Concert Band George Brozak, conductor March 26, 2009 Patrick Murphy, conductor William J. Moody, conductor emeritus Leslie Eddy, associate conductor November 20, 2008 Commando March...... Barber April 22, 2009 Prelude Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Carmen Suite...... Bizet Suite of Old American Dances mvt. II & V...Bennett Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Septett fur Blasinstrumente...... Hindemith American Guernica...... Hailstork Children’s March...... Grainger Nocturno, Op. 24. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy/Garofalo Divertimento March: “The BSO Forever”...... Texas Promenade...... Holsinger Out From Under...... D’Ambrosio ...... Bernstein/Grundman Bermuda Triangle...... Gorb Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite...... King University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Symphonic Band Symphonic Band James K. Copenhaver, conductor James K. Copenhaver, conductor SOUTH CAROLINA Scott Herring, timpani Alanna Tate, Graduate conductor Furman University February 20, 2009 David Montgomery, graduate conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble South Carolina Music Educators Conference March 26, 2009 Leslie W. Hicken, Director of Bands Jay A. Bocook, Director of Athletic Bands Silverado...... Broughton Overture for Band...... Heins Dan A. Ellis, Director emeritus Blithe Bells...... Bach/Grainger/Jager La Procession du Rocio...... Turina Omar Carmenates, percussion Spoon River...... Grainger/Bainum Pulse ...... Boysen First Suite in E-flat...... Holst/Matthews Bum’ s Rush...... Grantham February 19, 2009 Suite Dreams...... Bryant Il Bersagliere: The Italian Rifleman...... Boccalari Raise the Roof...... Daugherty Symphonic Band Eagle Squadron...... Alford University of South Carolina The Gallant Seventh...... Sousa University Band Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams University of South Carolina George Brozak, conductor They Hung Their Harps in the Willows...... McBeth University Band April 3, 2009 Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance George Brozak, conductor Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma February 20, 2009 Southeastern Convention Wind Ensemble Tears ...... Maslanka In Flight...... Hazo In Flight...... Hazo Affirmation...... Beall Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli *Pulse...... Boysen Amazing Grace...... Ticheli Amazing Grace...... Ticheli A Slavic Farewell...... Agapki/Bourgeois A Slavic Farewell...... Agapki/Bourgeois Furman University The Ascension...... Smith The Ascension...... Smith Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Leslie W. Hicken, Director of Bands University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Jay A. Bocook, Director of Athletic Bands Symphonic Band Concert Band Dan A. Ellis, Director emeritus James K. Copenhaver, conductor Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Don Wilcox, guest conductor Bert Ligon, piano April 3, 2009 April 16, 2009 Craig Butterfield, bass Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma Southeastern Xavier Breaker, drum set Convention Symphonic Band Scott Herring, timpani The Chimes of Liberty...... Goldman February 20, 2009 Commando March...... Barber Psalm for Band...... Persichetti Prelude Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Cloudburst...... Whitacre Silverado...... Broughton Suite of Old American Dances mvt. II & V...Bennett El Camino Real...... Reed Concerto for Jazz Piano and Wind Ensemble Moody American Guernica...... Hailstork Spoon River...... Grainger/Bainum Divertimento March: “The BSO Forever”...... Wind Ensemble First Suite in E-flat...... Holst/Matthews ...... Bernstein/Grundman Heroes Lost and Fallen...... Gillingham Suite Dreams...... Bryant Music for Prague...... Husa Raise the Roof...... Daugherty University of South Carolina British Eighth...... Elliot Chamber Winds University of South Carolina David Montgomery, graduate conductor University of South Carolina Concert Band April 9, 2009 Concert Band Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Rebecca L. Phillips, conductor Alanna Tate, graduate conductor Serenade in E-flat, Opus 7 - Strauss November 3, 2008 James Ackley, trumpet The Good Soldier Schweik Suite...... Kurka Bradley Edwards, trombone Trauersinfonie...... Wagner/Leidzen Scenes from “The Louvre”...... Dello Joio Ronald Davis, tuba English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Drew Johnson, percussion Blue Shades...... Ticheli Luis Rivera, percussion University of South Carolina Wedding Dance...... Press/Johnston/Fennell Reid Paxton, percussion University Band February 21, 2009 George Brozak, conductor University of South Carolina Jessica Brancaleone, graduate conductor Symphonic Band Fanfare and Allegro...... Williams Gordon Hicken, graduate conductor James K. Copenhaver, conductor Forever Holding Close the Memories...... Saucedo Alanna Tate, graduate conductor November 3, 2008 Trio Per Uno...... Zivkovic April 16, 2009 Concertino for Three Brass...... Werle Fantasia in G Major...... Bach/Goldman/Leist Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft In Flight...... Hazo Moving Parts...... Sampson Symphony No, 2: Apollo Unleashed...... Ticheli Solas Ane...... Hazo Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith The Cowboys...... Williams Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Radiant Joy...... Bryant Night Dances...... Yurko Rolling Thunder March...... Fillmore/Fennell Swing Low, Sweet Chariot...... Rouse Swans Island Sojourn...... Reineke 13 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Amazing Grace...... Ticheli Belmont University David W. Campo, associate conductor A Slavic Farewell...... Agapki/Bourgeois Concert Band John W. Goodall, oboe The Ascension...... Smith Barry Kraus, conductor “German Masters” Robby Chapman and Pieter DuPlooy, graduate October 20, 2009 University of South Carolina conductors Concert Band October 2, 2009 Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue, BWV 564...... featuring student conductors ...... Bach/Paynter April 26, 2009 Overture for Winds...... Carter Concertino for Oboe and Winds...... Weber Band Hall Dedication Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams Watchman, Tell Us of the Night...... Camphouse March of the Belgian Paratroopers...... Leemans Nibelungen March...... Sonntag/Fry Fandango...... Perkins/Werle Joy Revisited...... Ticheli Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Shenandoah’s Simple Gifts...... Clark Rough Riders March...... King/Swearingen East Tennessee State University Stephen F. Austin State University Gold Rush...... Jenkins Concert Band and Wind Ensemble The Wind Ensemble Festive Dances (mvt. II & III)...... Thurston Christian Zembower, conductor Fred J. Allen, conductor On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger John Ginocchio, guest conductor Brett A. Richardson, assistant conductor American Riversongs...... La Plante November 25, 2009 “Timelines” Russian Sailors’ Dance...... Gliere/Leidzen November 22, 2009 Circus Days...... King/Schissel Concert Band Cosmic Fantasies...... Rhodes Fanfare for a New Theatre...... Stravinsky University of South Carolina Emperata Overture...... Smith Serenade in c minor, K. 388...... Mozart Symphonic Band Chant and Jubilo...... McBeth Canzona Primi Toni...... Gabrieli featuring student conductors Stars and Stripes for Christmas...... Sousa/Foster Cathedrals...... Salfelder April 26, 2009 March of the Janissaries...... Mozart Band Hall Dedication Wind Ensemble Black Horse Troop March...... Sousa Celebration Overture...... Creston Vanity Fair...... Fletcher/Karrick A Festival Prelude...... Reed Dusk ...... Bryant Moving Parts...... Sampson American Overture...... Jenkins Exultate...... Hazo Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger Variations on America...... Ives/Schuman Stephen F. Austin State University “Shepherd’s Hey” English Morris Dance... Grainger A Christmas Festival...... Anderson Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Beguine for Band...... Osser David W. Campo, conductor Slidin’ Stiehl...... Shaffer East Tennessee State University Brett A. Richardson, conductor The Irish Washerwoman...... Anderson Concert Band and Wind Ensemble “Grainger: A Musical Portrait” Slavonic Dance No. 8...... Dvorak Christian Zembower, conductor December 1, 2009 Esprit de Corps...... Jager October 15, 2009 America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Symphonic Band The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Concert Band I’m Seventeen Come Sunday...... Grainger/Daehn USC Alma Mater...... Traditional Among the Clouds...... Balmages Down Longford Way...... Grainger/Osmon Air for Band...... Erickson The Immovable Do...... Grainger/Kreines His Honor...... Fillmore TENNESSEE At Morning’s First Light...... Gillingham Wind Symphony Belmont University Undertow...... Mackey Handel in the Strand...... Grainger/Goldman Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Irish Tune from County Derry...... Grainger/Rogers Barry Kraus, conductor Wind Ensemble Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger/Fennell Pieter DuPlooy, graduate conductor Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams Robby Chapman, graduate conductor Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Stephen F. Austin State University November 3, 2009 Song for Lyndsay...... Boysen Brass Choir Symphony for Band...... Persichetti Fred J. Allen, David W. Campo and Concert Band Danza No. 2...... Yurko Brett A. Richardson, conductors Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams December 9, 2009 March of the Belgian Paratroopers...... Leemans Overture on a Short Theme...... Grundman TEXAS Fanfare pour preceder ‘La Peri’...... Dukas Whip and Spur Galop...... Allen/Cramer Stephen F. Austin State University Canzona Noni Toni, No. 10...... Gabrieli Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Funeral March...... Grieg Wind Ensemble David W. Campo, conductor Fanfare Liturgiques...... Tomasi Symphony in B-flat, mvt. .1...... Hindemith Brett A. Richardson, conductor Serenade, Op. 7...... Strauss Mark Camphouse, guest conductor/ The University of Texas Cathedrals...... Salfelder composer-in-residence Wind Ensemble First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Fred J. Allen, guest conductor Jerry F. Junkin, conductor “An Evening with Mark Camphouse” Jeff Hellmer, piano Joint Ensembles October 13, 2009 John Fremgen, bass Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Brannen Temple, drum set Symphonic Band Barbara Conrad, narrator Belmont University Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams Ghostland Observatory, guest artists Wind Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra Salvation is Created...... Tschesnokoff January 30, 2009 Barry Kraus and Robert Gregg, conductors In Memoriam...... Camphouse October 8, 2009 Peterloo Overture, Op. 97...... Arnold Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens ...... Strauss Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Blackbird...... Lennon and McCartney, arr. Berg Chester...... Schuman Vor die Front...... Teike New Morning for the New World: The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson Symphonic Fanfare...... Camphouse “Daybreak of Freedom”...... Schwantner Marche Hongroise...... Berlioz/Yo Gotoh A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse The Band Marches On...... Behrens and Turner Overture to Candide...... Bernstein Symphony Orchestra Cosi fan tutte Overture...... Mozart Stephen F. Austin State University Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun...... Debussy The Wind Ensemble Lt. Kijé...... Prokofiev Fred J. Allen, conductor 14 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

The University of Texas Resound!...... Cannon Huntingtower Ballad...... Respighi Symphony Band Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens Piano Concerto No. 2...... Pann Damon S. Talley, conductor ...... Strauss Black Dog...... McAllister Verena Mösenbichler, guest conductor Ouverture für harmoniemusik, Op. 24...... Symphony No. 4...... Maslanka February 2, 2009 ...... Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant The University of Texas Grand Central Station...... Torke Grand Pianola Music...... Adams Wind Ensemble Second Suite in F for Military Band, op. 28, no. 2.... Concert Suite for Alto Saxophone and Band Bolcom Jerry F. Junkin, conductor ...... Holst Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey Dennis Llinas, guest conductor The Red Pony” Film Suite for Band...... Copland Patrick Hughes, horn Avenue X...... Newman The University of Texas September 27, 2009 Niagara Falls...... Daugherty Wind Ensemble Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Rex Tremendae Majestatis...... Theofanidis The University of Texas Hila Plitmann, soprano Concerto for Horn and Band...... Actor Wind Ensemble CBDNA National Conference Profanation from Symphony No. 1 “Jeremiah”...... Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Austin, Texas ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto Doug Henderson and Benjamin Lorenzo, March 27, 2009 Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith guest conductor Tony Edwards, timpani Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens The University of Texas Jeff Hellmer, piano ...... Strauss Wind Symphony John Fremgen, bass Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Brannen Temple, drums Grand Pianola Music...... Adams Matthew Roeder, guest conductor February 15, 2009 Mr. Tambourine Man: Seven Poems of Bob Dylan... October 11, 2009 ...... Corigliano, trans. Mösenbichler Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens In Storm and Sunshine...... Heed ...... Strauss The University of Texas The Passing Bell...... Benson O Magnum Mysterium.... Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds Symphony Band and Wind Symphony Songs Without Words...... Welcher Raise The Roof...... Daugherty Robert M. Carnochan and Damon S. Talley, Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Chester...... Schuman conductors Three Pieces for Jazz Trio and Wind Ensemble...... Cormac Cannon and Dennis Llinas, The University of Texas ...... arr. Berg guest conductors Symphony Band April 01, 2009 Damon S. Talley, conductor The University of Texas October 14, 2009 Wind Symphony Symphony Band Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Machine from Fifth Symphony...... La Procession du Rocio...... Turina Scott S. Hanna and David T. Kehler, ...... Bolcom, trans. Lavender Sanctuary...... Ticheli guest conductors Country Band March...... Ives, arr. Sinclair Mr. Atlas...... Rindfleisch February 25, 2009 Paris Sketches...... Ellerby Ricercare a 6...... Bach Passacaglia on B-A-C-H...... Nelson Pacific Fanfare...... Ticheli Wind Symphony Andante from Divertissement in F, op. 36.... Bernard Commando March...... Barber The University of Texas Symphony No. 4, op. 165...... Hovhaness Variations on “Mein junges Leben hat ein End”...... Wind Ensemble Cathedrals...... Salfelder ...... Sweelinck, trans. Ricker Jerry F. Junkin, conductor J’ai été au bal...... Grantham Bells for Stokowski...... Daugherty Anton Nel, piano Mason Bates, visiting composer The University of Texas The University of Texas October 25, 2009 Wind Ensemble Symphony Band Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Damon S. Talley, conductor Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Tom Caneva, Robert M. Carnochan, Robert Benjamin Lorenzo, guest conductor Rusty Air in Carolina...... Bates Grechesky, Keneth Megan, William Moody, Morgan Beckford and Don Haynes, vocalists Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments...... guest conductors May 3, 2009 ...... Stravinsky Sunil Gadgil, saxophone Symphony for Winds and Percussion...... Grantham American Bandmasters Association Convention Fanfare pour précéder “La Peri”...... Dukas College Station, Texas Orient et Occident, op. 25...... Saint-Saëns The University of Texas March 5, 2009 American Guernica...... Hailstork Wind Symphony Symphony No. 2...... Ticheli Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens Benjamin Lorenzo and Daniel Tembras, ...... Strauss The University of Texas guest conductors Suite Francaise...... Poulenc Wind Symphony November 18, 2009 Overture für harmoniemusik, op. 24...... Robert M. Carnochan, conductor ...... Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Drew Leslie, trombone Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Concert Suite for Saxophone...... Bolcom David Campbell, cello Farewell to Gray...... Grantham The Glory of the Yankee Navy...... Sousa Carter Pann, guest composer Krump...... McAllister Chant funeraire...... Fauré May 06, 2009 Desi ...... Daugherty Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey Prelude, op. 34, no. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble...... Divertimento...... Bernstein/Grundman The University of Texas ...... Maslanka Wind Ensemble Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann The University of Texas Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Four Factories...... Pann Symphony Band Robert M. Carnochan, guest conductor Damon S. Talley, conductor David Kehler, guest conductor The University of Texas Catherine Bushman and Paula Crider, Sunil Gadgil, saxophone Wind Ensemble guest conductors Meyerson Symphony Center Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Kristin Wolfe Jensen, bassoon Dallas, Texas Dennis Llinas, guest conductor November 22, 2009 March 10, 2009 Juan Gallegos, clarinet Carter Pann, piano Lauds: Praise High Day...... Nelson May 8, 2009 15 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

Milestone...... Etezady The University of Texas at Tyler Endurance...... Mahr Kentucky Harmony...... Grantham Wind Ensemble Commando March...... Barber Concerto for Bassoon and Wind Ensemble...... Hidas Jeffrey Emge, conductor Elegy...... Cross Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen Molly Johnson, soprano Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Red Cape Tango from Metropolis Symphony...... October 15, 2009 ...... Daugherty, trans. Spede Pageant, Op. 59...... Persichetti WASHINGTON The University of Texas Five Folksongs for Soprano and Band...... Gilmore University of Washington Wind Ensemble With Heart and Voice...... Gillingham Chamber Winds Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Gary Brattin, Vu Nguyen, Timothy Salzman, H. Robert Reynolds, visiting artist and Castle Gap...... Williams Eric M. Smedley, conductors conductor October 25, 2009 Douglas Henderson, guest conductor The University of Texas at Tyler December 2, 2009 Wind Ensemble Brain Rubbish...... Lindberg Jeffrey Emge, conductor Eight Lines...... Reich Serenade in d minor, op. 44...... Dvorak December 10, 2009 Sharpened Stick...... Dietz Theme and Varations, op. 43a...... Schönberg Quatuor...... Dubois Integrales...... Varese Army of the Nile...... Alford Garland Songs...... Penn/orch. Smedley Four Places in the West...... Welcher Bandancing...... Stamp Tiénto del Segundo Tono...... Cabézon/Grainger University of Washington University of Texas Arlington Suite Française...... Milhaud Wind Ensemble, Concert Band, and Wind Symphony Japanese Tune...... Konagaya Campus Band Douglas Stotter, conductor December 10, 2009 “PASSPORT” October 8, 2009 VIRGINIA Radford University Moving Parts...... Sampson Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Timothy Salzman, conductor Wayne Gallops, conductor Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann Kirsten Cummings, conductor Young Peoples Concert West Point Symphony...... Gould September 22, 2009 “The Gum-suckers” March...... Grainger “The Russians Are Coming!” University of Texas Arlington Ceremonial...... Rands Wind Symphony In Wartime...... Del Tredici Festive Overture...... Shostakovich Douglas Stotter, conductor Theme from Concerto No. 2...... Rachmaninov Tim Kaiser, graduate assistant conductor Concert Band March, Op.99...... Prokofiev Heather Test, horn Ethan Chessin, Allison Farley, and Vu Nguyen, The Tsar’s Bride...... Rimsky-Korsakov November 20, 2009 conductors Salvation is Created...... Tchesnokov Overture 1812...... Tchaikovsky Motown Metal...... Daugherty Suite from Hymn of the Highlands...... Sparke Aegean Festival Overture...... Makris Chapultepec: Oberatura Republicana...... Chávez Radford University Elegy...... Chance Wind Ensemble Jug Blues & Fat Pickin’...... Freund Campus Band Wayne Gallops, conductor Concerto Op. 8...... Strauss Gary Brattin and Kirsten Cummings, December 4, 2009 Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams conductors “British Invasion!” The University of Texas at Tyler and Paris Sketches, mvt. IV...... Ellerby Chaconne from the First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Tyler Junior College Wind Ensembles Bulgarian Dances...... Cesarini Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold March 5, 2009 Intermezzo “My Bonny Boy” from the Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Tyler Junior College Wind Ensemble WISCONSIN Pineapple Poll Suite...... Sullivan Lakeland College Thomas Mensch and Adam Myers, conductors “Nimrod” from the Enigma Variations...... Elgar Concert Band Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon Away Day...... Gorb Russell Pettitt, conductor William Byrd Suite...... Jacob Crown Imperial...... Walton November 8, 2009 British Eighth March...... Elliott Virginia Tech Overture for Winds...... Carter UT Tyler Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble With Quiet Courage...... Daehn Jeffrey Emge, conductor Travis J. Cross, conductor Liturgical Music, Op. 33...... Mailman Helios...... Van der Roost October 9, 2009 Alligator Alley...... Daugherty Prelude on an Old Southern Hymn...... Jager Muskie Victory Song...... Thiessen Third Suite...... Jager Fanfare Canzonique...... Balmages Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Combined Ensembles Everlasting Light...... Cross CANADA Give Us This Day, Short Symphony for Nimrod...... Elgar/Reed Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka (BRITISH COLUMBIA) Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger University of British Columbia The University of Texas at Tyler Symphonic Wind Ensemble Virginia Tech Wind Ensemble Robert Taylor, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Jeffrey Emge, conductor October 8, 2009 Travis J. Cross, conductor April 30, 2009 “Red, White, and Blues: A Program of French, Anthony C. Marinello, III, guest conductor Russian, & American Music for Winds” November 18, 2009 La Procesion del Rocio...... Turina/Reed Virginia Music Educators Association Sinfonia XVIII “Aurora”...... Broege Fanfare to “La Péri”...... Dukas In-Service Conference Concerto No. 1 in f minor...... Weber Petite Symphonie...... Gounod November 20, 2009 October...... Whitacre The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/arr. Patterson Ghost Train...... Whitacre Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/arr. Hunsberger Fanfare Canzonique...... Balmages Americans We...... Fillmore Suite Française...... Milhaud First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Blue Shades...... Ticheli Amazing Grace...... Ticheli 16 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

University of British Columbia Symphonic Wind Ensemble Robert Taylor, conductor November 20, 2009 “Sacred Symphonies” SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury...... Britten, FOR THE REPORT Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare...... Strauss Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral...... Wagner/arr. Cailliet Submission Requirements: Profanation from “Jeremiah” Symphony No. 1...... Bernstein/arr. Bencriscutto 1) MS Word Attachment My Jesus What Anguish...... Bach/arr. Reed 2) E-mail message to: sshanna@ Paul Hindemith...... Symphony in B-flat mail.utexas.edu UNITED KINGDOM Royal Northern College of Music For programs: Wind Orchestra Mark Heron, Timothy Reynish, and Clark Run- Please include your STATE and dell, conductors DATE OF PERFORMANCE in all October 25, 2009 submissions. The CBDNA Execu- Farewell...... Gorb tive Board and the editor encourage Agnes Wisley’s Chillout Fantasy...... Swayne Vranjanka...... Hesketh program submissions for specific Towards Nirvana...... Gorb Milestone...... Etezady concerts in performance order rather The data on the following Kentucky Harmony...... Grantham than repertoire lists for semesters, Concerto for Bassoon and Wind Ensemble...... Hidas pages was assembled by Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen tours, or academic years. Many Red Cape Tango from Metropolis Symphony...... CBDNA members are as interested Carolyn Barber, Director ...... Daugherty, trans. Spede in how members program as they of Bands at the University are in what they program. of Nebraska-Lincoln. It Submissions will be edited as represents the composers necessary whose works have been prior to publication. performed at Include performance venues if they North Central Division are unique, i.e. Carnegie Hall, state/ and regional music conferences, travel abroad, etc... National Conferences since 2005. For other information: Please include items that will be of interest and use to the member- ship. This can include, but is not limited to, commissions, reseden- cies by guest artists, publications, symposia/workshops, recordings, dissertations/treatises, unique col- labroations and initiatives. SUBMISSION DEADLINES •October 15 for the Fall issue •March 15 for the Spring issue •June 15 for the Summer issue 17 - PROGRAMMING DATA FALL 2009

COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Adams, John 2 Notes Andriessen, Juriaan Argento, Dominick *Does not include Gems sessions, or Arnold, Malcolm programs devoted entirely to Bach, JS 2 chamber music. Bassett, Leslie *Numbers in year columns represent Beasley, David either repeated presentations of the Beckel, James same work, or repeated appearances Beethoven, Ludwig of the composer's work that year. Berg, Alban *Arrangements and transcriptions Bernstein, Leonard are indicated solely by the original Biebl, Franz composer's name. Bodine, Bradley Boerma, Scott 2 Summary Bolcom, William Botti, Susan Bourgeois, Derek Total: 172 composers Boysen, Andrew Bremer, Carolyn Most performances: Broege, Timothy Donald Grantham (14) Bryant, Steven 2 Percy Grainger (10) Caldwell, James John Mackey (8) Camphouse, Mark Frank Ticheli (8) Chang Su, Koh Carter Pann (6) Chang, Dorothy JS Bach (5) Cheetham, John 2 Karel Husa (5) Chen, Yi Steven Bryant (4) Cichy, Roger Morton Gould (4) Colgrass, Michael Charles Ives (4) Copland, Aaron Corigliano, John Represented all 6 years: Cortese, Glen Donald Grantham Dahl, Ingolf Frank Ticheli Danielpour, Richard Daugherty, Michael Represented 5 out of 6 years: Debussy, Claude Percy Grainger Del Tredici, David John Mackey Denza, Luigi Dougherty, William Represented 4 out of 6 years: Duble, Charles JS Bach Dvorak, Antonin Carter Pann Dzubay, David Ellerby, Martin Represented 3 out of 6 years: Escande, Pablo John Adams Etezady, Roshanne Steven Bryant Ewazen, Eric Aaron Copland Fitz Rogers, John David Gillingham Gandolfi, Michael Morton Gould Gasparini, Quirino Gustav Holst Giannini, Vittorio Karel Husa Gillingham, David Joseph Schwantner Goh Toh Chai, Zechariah Ralph Vaughan Williams 18 - PROGRAMMING DATA FALL 2009

COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Represented 2 out of 6 years: Goldman, Edwin Franko Leonard Bernstein Gorb, Adam William Bolcom Goto, Yo Andrew Boysen Gould, Morton 2 Mark Camphouse Grainger, Percy 2 3 3 John Corigliano Grantham, Donald 2 4 2 3 2 Ingolf Dahl Gregson, Edward Michael Daugherty Grieg, Edvard Claude Debussy Gryc, Stephen Martin Ellerby Gubaidulina, Sofia Eric Ewazen Haber, Yotam Adam Gorb Hahn, Reynaldo Kenneth Hesketh Halvorsen, Johan Yasuhide Ito Handel, GF Charles Ives Hanson, Howard Todd Malicoate Hartmann, Emil Jonathan Newman Hazo, Samuel Stephen Paulus Hellmesberger, Joseph PQ Phan Hesketh, Kenneth Joel Puckett Hidas, Frigyes Florent Schmitt Hindemith, Paul Arnold Schoenberg Holst, Gustav William Schuman Husa, Karel 2 2 Joeseph Turrin Ito, Yasuhide Ives, Charles 2 2 Total: 279 compositions Joel, Billy Kallman, Daniel Repeat performances of the same Kazik, James 2 work are counted individually (less Key, F. Scott than 10 compositions fall into this Kilstofte, Mark category) King, Karl Kneupper, David Industry Comparison Krzywicki, Jan Kuster, Kristin Lauridsen, Morton Of the 817 new band works Lennon, John and… published between 15 Sep 08 and Lindberg, Magnus 15-Sep-09 Liston, Bill (see Midwest Clinic database): Lorenz, Ricardo Lutoslawski, Witold 2 = symphonies (0.2%) Mackey, John 2 3 11 = solo w/ accompaniment (1.3%) MacTaggart, Larry Magnuson, Roy Most published composers: Mahr, Timothy 2 RW Smith (22 works, 3%) Malicoate, Todd Michael Story (18 works, 2%) Marshall, Christopher Johnnie Vinson (11 works, 1.3%) Maslanka, David James Swearingen (10 works, 1.2%) McAllister, Scott Rob Grice (10 works, 1.2%) McTee, Cindy Jack Bullock (8 works, 1%) Mennin, Peter Victor Lopez (8 works, 1%) Milhaud, Darius Richard Saucedo (8 works, 1%) Mobberley, Jim Robert Sheldon (8 works, 1%) 19 - PROGRAMMING DATA FALL 2009

COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 RW Smith is the only overlap Mozart, WA 2 between this "most published" list Nelson, Ron and CBDNA. Newman, Jonathan Smith = 0.36% of CBDNA works Offenbach, Jacques performed in the last 6 years. Oquin, Wayne Pann, Carter 3 Grade Level Info Paulus, Stephen Of the 817 new band works Persichetti, Vincent published between 15 Sep 08 and Phan, PQ 15 Sep 09 Prior, Richard (see Midwest Clinic database): Puckett, Joel 2 Read Thomas, Augusta Grade 1: 189 or 23% Reed, Alfred Grade 2: 203 or 25% Reineke, Steven Grade 3: 221 or 27% Respighi, Ottorino Grade 4: 127 or 15.5% Richards, Paul Grade 5: 73 or 9% Rogers, Rodney Grade 6: 4 or 0.5% Ross, Walter Rossini, Giacchino The majority of works performed Rudin, Rolf at CBDNA are Grades 5 & 6, many of Rudy, Paul and… them published by the composers Saint-Saens, Camille themselves, or are made available via Salfelder, Kathryn rental, or have even passed out of Sampson, David print. Sandler, Felicia Schelle, Michael Schmitt, Florent Schoenberg, Arnold Schuller, Gunther Schuman, William Schwantner, Joseph Sheng, Bright Shostakovich, Dmitri Sierra, Roberto Silva, Ricardo Smith, Rob Sousa, JP 2 Sparke, Philip Strauss, Richard Stravinsky, Igor 2 Susato, Tielman Takemitsu, Toru 2 Tanouye, Nathan Tchaikovsky, Peter Theofanidis, Christopher Ticheli, Frank 3 Toensing, Richard Tschesnokov, Pavel Tucker, Christopher Turrin, Joseph Tyzik, Jeff Valenti, Michael 20 - PROGRAMMING DATA FALL 2009

COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Varese, Edgar Vaughan Wms, Ralph Vitols, Jazeps Vizzutti, Allen Walczyk, Kevin Weill, Kurt Weinberger, Jaromir Welcher, Dan Williams, J. Clifton Williams, John Wubbenhorst, Thom Wuorinen, Charles Zaninelli, Luigi Zappa, Frank Zhou, Long Zivkovic, Nebojsa