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2019 WIND14173 IET Festival YEP-842S Vert.Qxp Layout 1 6/7/18 2:08 PM Page 1 The International Euphonium Tuba Festival 2019 WIND14173 IET Festival YEP-842S Vert.qxp_Layout 1 6/7/18 2:08 PM Page 1 The 842TS Euphonium The New Tradition for Euphonium The newly expanded line of Yamaha euphoniums features a main tuning slide trigger that was designed in partnership with top musicians in the UK and Europe. Players will experience an unmatched playability and comfort needed to achieve the highest level of precision and accuracy. Features: • Main tuning slide trigger • Adjustable plate and stroke length • Compensating system • Brilliant and flexible tone • Slightly shorter leadpipe for quick, light response • Thinner material for brilliance of response • Silver-plated finish with gold trim Welcome to our 16th Anniversary of the International Euphonium and Tuba Festival!! I am regularly inspired by the level of musicians and their intense love of music making on the euphonium and tuba. Sharing and connecting professionals and students from around the world remains so important and this year we welcome many friends from Colombia. Thank you for being a part of this event and hope you hear outstandings performances and learn amazing insights into your musical future! Adam Frey, Artistic Director Presenting Sponsors Major Sponsors Bienvenidos • Tervetuloa • Dobrodošli • Willkommen • • Dobrodošli Tervetuloa • Bienvenidos Supporting Sponsors WELCOME Program of Events Sunday, June 16 M 2:00 P Registration - Tharp Rehearsal Hall 5:30 PM Meeting, Social, and Dinner – Emerson Hall 7:30 PM Opening Recital – Meet the Staff of IET Recital - Justin Benavidez, Brian Bowman, Geoff Durbin, Adam Frey, Bill Pritchard Monday, June 17 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Durbin (Emerson) / Benavidez (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:10 AM Medium Ensemble Rehearsals - Nighthawk (Emerson) / Eagle (Tharp) 11:00 AM Master Class – Bowman (Emerson) / Colburn (Tharp) 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:30 PM Competition Prelims (Emerson & 334) / Presentation - Lewis - Adjusting your Daily Routine (Tharp) 4:00 PM Chamber Music Group A 5:00 PM Chamber Music Group B 6:00 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – Geoff Durbin, Justin Benavidez, and Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá Tuesday, June 18 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Durbin (Emerson) / Benavidez (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:10 AM Medium Ensemble Rehearsals - Nighthawk (Emerson) / Eagle (Tharp) 11:00 AM Master Class – Benavidez (Emerson) / Frey (Tharp) 12:15 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:00 PM Farmer’s Market - Concert 2:00 PM Chamber Music A / Master Class - Durbin (Tharp) 3:00 PM Chamber Music B / Free Time 4:00 PM Master Class – Aubrey Foard (Tharp) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – Jeremy Lewis, Glenn Van Looy, and Aubrey Foard 4 Program of Events Wednesday June 19 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Van Looy (Emerson) / Lewis (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:15 AM Medium Ensemble Rehearsals - Nighthawk (Tharp) / Eagle (Emerson) 11:00 AM Master Class – A View from the Podium (Emerson) Robert Trocina, Ashley Jarrell and Devin Reid 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:45 PM Solo Competition Finals (Emerson) 4:00 PM Master Class - Glenn Van Looy - (Tharp) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert - West Texas A&M Tuba Euphonium Ensemble and IET Participant Ensembles Thursday, June 20 M 7:30 A Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Van Looy (Emerson) / Olka (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal - Nighthawk (Tharp)/Eagle (Emerson) 11:00 AM Master Class – Cochran (Emerson) / McTeer (Tharp) 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 2:00 PM Chamber Music A 3:00 PM Chamber Music B 4:00 PM Master Class - Chris Olka (Emerson) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – UWV Studio, Brian Bowman, Chris Olka, and Adam Frey 5 Program of Events Friday, June 21 M 7:30 A Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals–Bowman (Emerson) / Olka (Tharp) 9:00 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:00 AM Exhibits Open from 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM 10:00 AM Chamber Music A 10:30 AM Chamber Music B 11:30 AM Master Class – Military Band Auditions - Curran, Bowman, Pritchard (Tharp) 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:30 PM Career Roundtable and Discussion (Tharp)/ Adult Master Class with Martin Cochran (334) 3:00 PM Participant Recital #1 4:30 PM Master Class - Music from the Vocalist’s Perspective - Dr. Benjamin Schoening (Emerson) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – Lauren Curran, Carson McTeer, Martin Cochran, and Alan Baer 9:00PM 4th Ward Afro-Klezmer Orchestra on the Quad / Ice Cream Party Saturday, June 22 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals-Bowman (Emerson)/ McTeer (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:00 AM Exhibits Open from 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM 10:30 AM Master Class – Alan Baer (Emerson) 12:30 PM Lunch - Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:30 PM Participant Recital #2 3:00 PM Presentation - Bill Pritchard - Intro to Electronics and Amplification (Tharp) 4:00 PM Participant Recital #3 5:30 PM Dinner – Dining Hall 7:30 PM Gala Concert featuring IET Festival Artists and Participant Ensembles Sunday, June 23 8:00 AM Breakfast and Depart 8:00-10:00AM Participant and Instrument Pickup at Residence Hall 6 Offering the World’s Most Popular Brands in Euphoniums, Tubas and Accessories 10% Off Brass Accessories – Use Code: BRASS17 Expires 7.15.17 | Exclusions and limitations apply Promotional Financing Available – WWBW.com/Financing Shop online or speak with a Staff Advisor – WWBW.com | 800.348.5003 26188_WWBW_IET_Festival_Program_Ad.indd 1 5/12/17 10:19 AM Sunday, June 16 - 7:30 PM - Recital Emerson Concert Hall - Emory University IET Festival Artists Collage Recital Rhapsody for Euphonium Jerry Brubaker Geoff Durbin & Miya Suen Mazurka Nicholas Falcone Brian Bowman & Miya Suen Announced from Stage Bill Pritchard, Amplituba The Windows Open to the Ocean Jiro Censhu Brian Bowman, Adam Frey & Keith Teepen Flute Sonata J.S. Bach Justin Benavidez & Keith Teepen Tokyo Triptych Philip Sparke III. Shibuya La Pollera Colorá (Cumbia) Castro (Music) Choperena (Letter) arr. Sanguino P. Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 Franz Liszt arr. Hoffman Adam Frey & Keith Teepen Quartet No. 1 Benjamin Hackett Dances John Stevens Jason Casanova, Vincent Rose, Corey Sherman, Marshall Gagné 8 Monday, June 17 - 7:30 PM - Recital Emerson Concert Hall - Emory University Geoff Durbin & Miya Suen Concert Gallop Philip Wilby Matros Kevin McKenzie Concertino in E-flat Op. 26 Carl Maria von Weber Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá La Pollera Colorá (Cumbia) Castro (Music) Choperena (Letter) arr. Sanguino P. Pueblito Viejo (Pasillo-Vals) Morales arr. Sanguino P. Bochica (Bambuco) Cristancho arr. Sanguino P. Valledupar (Porro) Anonymous Fantasía en 6/8 (Bambuco) Burbano Colombia Tierra Querida (Cumbia) Bermúdez Acosta arr. Henao Justin Benavidez & Keith Teepen Romeo and Juliet Suite No. 1 Op. 64 Sergei Prokofiev arr. Vernon I. Act One IV. The Young Girl Juliet Ordner Seg Oystein Baadsvik A Very Good Morning from Pearls III Roland Szentpali 9 Tuesday, June 18 - 7:30 PM - Recital Jeremy Lewis & Miya Suen Apocalyptic Voices James Meador The Grumpy Troll Mike Forbes Grand Russian Fantasia Jules Levy trans./ed. Jeremy Lewis Glenn Van Looy & Keith Teepen Rhapsody for euphonium Johan Evenepoel Windy City Heartbreak Tom Davoren Euphonium Fantasy Bruce Fraser Aubrey Foard & Keith Teepen Mantram Giacinto Scelsi Teutonic Tales Robert W. Smith 1. Damon-Tanz 2. Freya: Goddess of Beauty and Love 3. Thor’s Hammer 11 Wesnesday, June 19 - 7:30 PM - Recital Emerson Concert Hall - Emory University West Texas A&M University Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble Jeremy Lewis, director Fanfare James Barnes 2011: A Tuba Odyssey Anthony O’Toole Hungarian March from “The Damnation of Faust” Hector Berlioz arr. David Werden’ Dances John Stevens Featuring: Wyatt Boswell, euphonium Christus Factus Est Anton Bruckner arr. Kenneth D. Friedrich War Tubas Anthony O’Toole Euphonium Wyatt Boswell, Kyle Boschen, Isaac Gutierrez, Pjay Henderson, Patrick Lucas, Anthony NovoGradac Tuba Ben Cross, John De La Garza, Isaac Ortiz, Alex Rivera, Loagan Tolbert IET Ensembles Program to be announced from stage The Eagle Ensemble Devin Reid conductor Program to be announced from stage The Nighthawk Ensemble Michael Colburn, conductor Program to be announced from stage IET Massed Ensemble Adam Frey, conductor 12 THE 2019 INTERNATIONAL EUPHONIUM TUBA FESTIVAL STAFF George Alberti Kathy Cowan Andrew Geocaris Bill Pritchard Alan Baer Lauren Curran J. Ashley Jarrell T. Devin Reid Justin Benavidez Paul Dickinson John Fernando Laverde Javier Mahecha Roldan Brian Bowman Geoff Durbin Diego Matiz León Vincent Rose Robert Brozowski Michael Fahrner Jeremy Lewis Benjamin Schoening Colleen Casanova Aubrey Foard Camilo Pineda Martínez Miya Suen Jason Casanova Adam Frey Carson McTeer Keith Teepen Martin Cochran Janet Frey Karen Mullins Robert Trocina Michael Colburn Marshall Gagné Chris Olka Glenn Van Looy THE 2019 IET FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Colby Batchelor Timio Harris Brennan Paulsen Jason Becht Caleb Harris David Paulson Kyle Boschen Alex Harvey-Arnold Soleil Pauly Wyatt Boswell Go Hayakawa Alan Payne Ayden Bran Paticus Henderson Jack Piltingsrud John Branham Mahecha Roldán Herminson Camilo Andrés Pineda Charles Brown Capper
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