R e p o rScott t Hanna, editor Summer 2010

review of proposals for research sessions. (The deadline From the Podium of submissions is November 1.) The conference will include discussions on CBDNA’s evolving relationship I have been thinking about the relationship be- with educational issues. tween our national organization and its members. Elisabeth Charles and Barbara Lambrecht are Albert Einstein’s The World As I See It, begins putting together the Small College Intercollegiate with a quote attributed to Friedrich Nietzsche: “Only band. I am pleased that our colleague Lowell Graham individuals can have a sense of responsibility.” The has agreed to conduct the SCIB. Jim Latten’s summer quote seemed to complement my favorite cartoon, which efforts have produced a flurry of interest and activity shows a CEO at the Christmas party punch bowl with his from CBDNA members (and potential members) who arm around the shoulder of an employee, saying, “Frank, work in small colleges and universities. you are such a valuable employee. I don’t know what this company would do without you…or somebody just As you know from my emails, I was to have like you.” Nietzsche’s sentiment disallows that CBDNA, gone to Florida A & M University in October to present as an organization, could have a sense of or mandate to William Foster with the CBDNA Lifetime Achievement responsibility. CBDNA commitments and actions in Award (he was the fifth person to receive this rare dis- the areas of education, inclusiveness, artistry, expansion tinction). Past-president Foster passed away before that of knowledge, and new initiatives reflect the ideals and could happen. It is some comfort that he knew of the commitments of its individual members. And while I award in December of 2009, and knew that it reflected embrace an institution that has a place and purpose for CBDNA’s respect and admiration for him and his life’s every member, I would hate to think that CBDNA’s work. I regret we waited just a bit too long. A diligent needs are so generic that they require “somebody just review would have identified him as a prime candidate like you” as opposed to “you.” for this award a long time ago. Most of us want to be involved in the newest I will establish a new CBDNA committee, the thing, the pioneering research, the cutting-edge study, CBDNA Distinguished Service Review Committee. the out-in-front task force. Indeed, CBDNA is tackling This committee will be charged to meet annually to some new and big issues, through the sustained efforts review the credentials of CBDNA colleagues and oth- of its individuals. This summer, members of Past-presi- ers to identify those whose achievements are worthy dent Bill Wakefield’s pioneering CBDNA Task Force on of recognition. I will discuss with the National Board Music Education, chaired by Dick Floyd, collaborated whether this committee should replace the Lifetime with Craig Kirchhoff to produce the first of six annual Achievement Award with something less “temporal” CBDNA/ Music Education Symposiums. The event was (my concern is that the LAA necessarily suggests that a hosted by the University of Minnesota and was part of recipient need have completed much of his or her life!). their Art of Wind Band Teaching Symposium. Paula Holcomb has accepted my request to serve as the The annual CBDNA National Collegiate March- chair of this committee. ing and Athletic Band Symposium (July 2010) was hosted by Greg Byrne at the University of Louisville. CBDNA needs you, not “somebody just like John Madden and Eric Rombach-Kendall called on that you” to help plan our future directions. assembly to support CBDNA’s educational initiatives. (continued on Page 2) The result was the CBDNA Athletic Band Directors Statement on Music Education, which acknowledges the importance of comprehensive musical training and con- In This Issue: cert band to the high school marching band experience. That statement can be viewed in the Music Education From the Podium...... 1 - 2 folder on the CBDNA website. Recordings...... 2 National Conference Tim Salzman and his staff at the University of Wash- Commissions and Premieres...... 2 - 4 ington have been working diligently to produce an in- teresting and worthy national conference (March 23-26, Programs...... 5 - 16 2011). Mike Votta is coordinating the collection and 2 - RECORDINGS/COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SUMMER 2010 All of these committees, task forces, research Century Fox) and Miss Nobody (Miss Nobody Produc- projects, and conferences need to be housed in an insti- tions). His symphonic concert band piece The Valley of tution that can support a diverse collection of activities the Dry Bones received honorable mention in the 2008 and the longitudinal focus required to sustain endeavors ASCAP/CBDNA Frederick Fennell competition. over several changes of administrations. In a letter to Samuel Kercheval, Thomas Jefferson wrote: Bartz offers the following regarding Tall Tales: Pecos “I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws Bill: and constitutions, but laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human Tall tales have always captivated me. As a composer mind. As that becomes more developed, more it only seemed obvious that someday I would attempt enlightened, as discoveries are made, new truths to retell a few of these treasured stories through music. discussed and manner and opinions change…in- Extremely dynamic, rich in color, and instantly acces- stitutions must advance also to keep pace with the sible, they seemed to have an inherent musical quality time.” (July 12, 1810) to them. Originally conceived as entertainment or outra- The CBDNA Constitution can be amended only geous campfire stories, there’s nothing remotely subtle by action at the National Convention, followed by a about them. Exaggeration was key in chronicling the vote of the membership. I and my colleagues on the extraordinary events of some of American folklore’s National Board will review the activities of CBDNA most beloved and timeless individuals. I thought that the and its standing constitution. We intend to keep our best way to capture these larger‐than‐life characters institutional documents and procedures in line with the musically would be to take the same route ‐ splashes pioneering works of CBDNA members. of color, exaggerated nuance markings, and easily whistleable tunes. Have a wonderful year. Tom Duffy, President When Dr. Timothy Oliver, director of the Arkansas State University Wind Ensemble approached me to write a piece to be premiered at the 2010 CBDNA Southwestern Recordings Conference, I immediately recalled a character from In October-November 2009, the Oklahoma City Uni- a tall tale I’d read as a child. Pecos Bill, the ultimate versity Wind Philharmonic recorded six works by Dr. cowboy, is the embodiment of superlatives: strongest, Martin Mailman, father of conductor Matthew Mailman. meanest, toughest, greatest. I attempted to capture the Works recorded included Geometrics No. 1, Op. 22; spirit of Pecos Bill during the great American expan- Alarums, Op. 27; Geometrics in Sound (No. 2), Op. 29; sion into the Southwest – his days on the wild frontier, Liturgical Music, Op. 33; The Jewel in the Crown, Op. his encounter with his love interest Slue-foot Sue, and 78; and Pledges, Op. 98. These definitive recordings of course his legendary ability to lasso, ride and tame of these important works are available through stream- tornadoes. I thought a rip-roarin’ account of some of ing at the Bass School of Music website (www.okcu. these adventures could be a lot of fun for both the musi- edu/music). For all questions regarding the availability cians and the audience and would be the perfect way to of music and recordings of works of Martin Mailman, inaugurate a larger multimovement work. contact Matthew Mailman or visit www.martinmail- man.com. Art(isms) Randall Standridge Commissions and Premieres In addition to his work as a composer, Randall Stan- dridge is the Director of Bands at Harrisburg Public Commissioned Works by Arkansas State University Schools in Harrisburg, AR. Standridge holds B.M.E and M.M. in Composition degrees from Arkansas State Tall Tales: Pecos Bill University, where he studied composition with Tom Jonathan Bartz O’Connor and Tim Crist. Standridge has successfully fulfilled many commissions and has works published Jonathan Bartz is a concert and film composer currently by Jon Ross Music, Grand Mesa Music, Twin Towers residing in Los Angeles, CA. He studied composition Music Publications, and Northeastern Music Publica- with Timothy Mahr and Justin Merritt at St. Olaf College tions. and then attended the University of Southern California’s graduate program in Scoring for Motion Pictures and Regarding Art(isms), Standridge offers the following: Television. Jonathan recently received two new concert band commissions and also earned orchestration credit Art(isms) is a suite for concert band in three movements. on two major motion pictures: Alien’s in the Attic (20th Each movement is inspired by a different style of paint- 3 - COMMISSIONS AND PREMIERES SUMMER 2010 ing, drawing from a particular “ism.” Three Percussion, Black River Concerto for Violin, Percussion and Orchestra, Turns for Violoncello and Movement I - Pointalism is inspired by the technique that Orchestra, Triptych for Trumpet and Orchestra, Three pointalists use to create their works. The notes flow like Portraits for Tuba and Chamber Orchestra, Simple dots from a painter’s brush to create the entire picture. Lives and Monument for Orchestra, The War Prayer, This movement is not inspired by any particular painting a cantata based on a poem by Mark Twain of the same or painter, just the relentless concentration and energy name, and numerous chamber works for members of that an artist must employ in this technique. the American Brass Quintet. Movement II - Surrealism is inspired by the surrealist Many of Sampson’s works have been recorded and he movement. Surrealism calls for the artist to embrace has received major grants from the NEA, American the non-logic of dreams and to allow associations of Academy of Arts and Letters, Barlow Endowment, seemingly unrelated material or ideas. The music of New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Jerome Founda- this movement wanders, as I did not purposely plan a tion, Cary Trust, and the Dodge Foundation, among structure for this movement. As the surrealists did, I others. Sampson holds degrees from the Curtis In- followed my creative instinct, beginning to end. The stitute of Music, Hunter College, Manhattan School resulting dreamscape is my homage to such artists as of Music, and the Ecoles d’Art Americaines. His Dali, Masson, and Ernst, among others. teachers included Karel Husa, Henri Dutilleux and John Corigliano in composition; and Gerard Schwarz, Movement III - Abstract Expressionism owes a great Gilbert Johnson, Robert Nagel, and Raymond Mase debt to Pollock, Kline, Tobey, and Still. In this move- in trumpet. ment, I have tried to capture the spirit of their artistic technique, such as Still’s color fields (block chords), Originally premiered as a flügelhorn solo with string Tobey’s mystical writing (short sounds written on top chamber orchestra and later recorded in October of longer sounds), and Pollock’s frenzied pouring tech- 2000 by Raymond Mase and the Czech Philharmonic niques (ascending lines, cymbal splashes, and general Chamber Orchestra, Sampson writes the following chaotic motion) to create a musical “action painting.” regarding Serenade: This piece was commissioned by Dr. Tim Oliver, Dr. “How does one portray a person in music?” was the Kenneth Carroll, and the Arkansas State University question I asked myself again when I began to write Wind Ensemble and is dedicated to them. I would also Serenade. I had actually tackled this question before like to dedicate this piece to two other individuals. It is in a previous work titled Three Portraits for tuba and dedicated to Mr. Ron McHone of Sheridan, Arkansas, chamber orchestra in which the person musically who was my band director and one of the greatest inspi- sketched was Scott Mendoker, close friend and tubist. rations of my life, and to Ms. Pat McClain, my art teacher Now I wanted to portray my wife, Christine, my two during my time at Sheridan. I came very close to pursu- sons, Benjamin and Mark, and myself. What I chose ing a career in art due to her, and I still enjoy painting, to do was concentrate on personalities. And since we drawing, and appreciating artwork. I owe a great debt are quite a close knit family, it seemed natural to inter- to both of these outstanding teachers; my career and this twine these personalities into a single twelve-minute work would not have been possible without them. movement. Serenade for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble The next decision centered on which instrument would David Sampson best represent us. For a long time, I had wanted to write something for an instrument that was not terribly famil- David Sampson, born in Charlottesville, VA, has com- iar and has a minuscule repertoire: a flügelhorn. Since posed music for a variety of ensembles including brass, this instrument is to the brass family (I am a trumpet woodwinds, percussion, strings and mixed chamber player) what the viola is to the string family (my wife is music in addition to vocal and orchestral ensembles. In a violist), somehow the connection seemed to fit. And 2003 Sampson began writing for wind ensemble with I had vivid recollections and photos of both of my kids his piece titled Moving Parts. Whatever the media, dragging my flügelhorn around my studio when they Sampson is often motivated to compose from a desire were very young. The personalities are presented in to express the experiences of his life in sound. He has this order: me; my wife; my very cool thirteen year old written compositions based upon the Vietnam Veterans’ son, Benjamin; my nine year old son, Mark, bugging Memorial, the experience of turning 40, travels on his his brother, Benjamin. motorcycle, Tiananmen Square, his family life, and the death of a close friend. Selected works of David Sampson include Hommage JFK for Fourteen Brass and 4 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Psychedelic Suite the feeling I get when listening to the band’s tran- Jim Colonna scendental meditation period of the late 1960s. I attempted through my own study of this subject and The University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble, under Indian music, to create a movement that is medita- the direction of James Popejoy, recently presented the tive and ethereal in nature. premiere of a new work for band by Jim Colonna. Ap- proximately fourteen minutes in length, the three move- It is with great thanks to Dr. James Popejoy and ment Psychedelic Suite draws inspiration from the lyrics of the University of North Dakota, Timothy Nadeau John Lennon and Paul McCartney during the Beatles late at Rochester Hills High School, and James Ferden 1960s psychedelic era: kaleidoscope eyes from Lucy in the at Rochester Adams High School, for their support Sky with Diamonds; Jai guru deva o(h)m from Across the of the creation of this new work. For a full concert Universe; and Šworld spinning ‘roundŠfrom Fool on the recording go to (www.jimcolonna.com); perfor- Hill. The music is based on the imagery found in both the mance materials are available from the composer musical effects, as well as the word painting, that this era ([email protected]). represents. The suite is scored for standard concert band instrumentation, with four trumpet and four trombone parts, as well as string bass, and piano (synthesizer). SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Jim Colonna (b. 1970) received his Doctor of Musical Arts FOR THE REPORT degree from Michigan State University where he studied conducting with John Whitwell, John T. Madden and Requirements: Kevin Sedatole. His Master of Music in Wind Conduct- 1) MS Word Attachment ing is from the University of North Texas with Eugene 2) E-mail message: Migliaro Corporon. Currently Director of Bands at Utah [email protected] Valley University, he has previously served as Director of Concert Bands at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, For programs: Indiana/Purdue University, and Laramie County Com- Please include your STATE and DATE OF munity College. The following information was provided PERFORMANCE in all submissions. The by the composer: CBDNA Executive Board and the editor encourage program submissions for specific I composed Psychedelic Suite out of an experience with concerts in performance order rather than rep- music I had NOT heard growing up. While both of my ertoire lists for semesters, tours, or academic parents where talented musicians and teachers, rock ‘n roll years. Many CBDNA members are as interested music was not heard or encouraged in my youth. I believe in how members program as they are in what this was not due to the message it delivered, but more the they program. quality of musical experiences they wished me to have. It wasn’t until I was 37 years old that I first actively listened Submissions will be edited as necessary prior to the Beatles. to publication. I was stunned at the incredible sounds that flowed from the band. More than the music, it was often the lyrics that Include performance venues if they are unique, attracted my attention. I was most pulled towards the songs, i.e. Carnegie Hall, state/regional music confer- Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds; Across the Universe; and ences, travel abroad, etc... my favorite, Paul McCartney’s swooning and swimming vocally in Fool on the Hill. For other information: Please include items that will be of interest I would dream these melodies and “funky” orchestration and use to the membership. This can include, and imagined what it would have been like to experience but is not limited to, commissions, reseden- this music in it’s own time. My approach to this work was cies by guest artists, publications, symposia/ to create a sound space in which these melodies, and text workshops, recordings, dissertations/treatises, painted like lyrics, could exist using modern composition unique collabroations and initiatives. techniques. There are hidden musical quotes throughout the work, with the most obvious being Ringo Starr’s famous SUBMISSION DEADLINES drum solo from the album “Abbey Road” found in the last movement. The first movement is completely composed •October 15 for the Fall issue around the first four measures of Lucy in the Sky with •March 15 for the Spring issue Diamonds, and I was surprised how much material could •June 15 for the Summer issue come from this passage. The second movement captures 5 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 *denotes premiere University of Alabama Flashing Winds...... van der Roost Wind Ensemble Simple Gifts: Four Shaker Song...... Ticheli Ken Ozzello, conductor An Irish Rhapsody...... Grundman ALABAMA Randall Coleman, associate conductor Prospect...... La Plante University of Alabama Chris Martin and Eric Yates, trumpet Amparito Roca...... Texidor Wind Ensemble 25th Annual Alabama Honor Band Festival Ken Ozzello, conductor February 7, 2010 University of Alabama Randall Coleman, associate conductor Symphonic Band September 24, 2009 Masquerade Overture...... Nielsen Randall Coleman, conductor Aurora Awakes...... Mackey University Chorus Symphony No. 3 “Slavyanskaya”...... Band Jive...... Hearshen Marvin Latimer, conductor ...... Koshevnikov, arr. Bourgeois Selections from “Carmen”...... Bizet arr. Hunsberger April 22, 2010 Harrison’s Dream...... Graham Serenade No. 1 for 10 Winds...... Persichetti University of Alabama Overture “Candide”...... Bernstein, arr. Beeler Gagarin...... Clarke Wind Ensemble Masque...... Hesketh Ken Ozzello, conductor Niagara Falls...... Daugherty University of Alabama Randall Coleman, associate conductor Sinfonia Voci...... Holsinger Symphonic Band Don Wilcox, guest conductor Randall Coleman, conductor Charles “Skip” Snead, horn October 1, 2009 Brian Radock, timpani ARKANSAS John Mackey, composer in residence Arkansas State University Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed Southern Division Conference of the College Wind Ensemble Children’s March...... Grainger Band Directors National Association Timothy W. Oliver, conductor Down a Country Lane...... Copland University of Mississippi Kenneth Carroll, conductor The Free Lance March...... Sousa Oxford, Mississippi Chris Wilson, trumpet Give Us This Day...... Maslanka February 25, 2010 CBDNA Southwest Regional Conference Las Cruces, NM University of Alabama Nitro Frank Ticheli April 10, 2010 Wind Ensemble Masquerade Overture...... Nielsen “Embrace Our Past – Imagine Our Future” Ken Ozzello, conductor Concerto For Horn: The Glass Bead Game, mvt. III Randall Coleman, associate conductor ...... Beckel New Dance, Op. 18c...... Riegger Charles “Skip” Snead, horn Aurora Awakes...... Mackey *Serenade for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble...... November 3, 2009 Raise The Roof...... Daugherty ...... Sampson Band Jive...... Hearshen The Federal...... Sousa Fireworks Fantasy, Op. 4...... Stravinsky *Art(isms)...... Standridge Beyond...... Hokoyama University of Alabama Hold this Boy and Listen...... Pann Concerto for Horn: The Glass Bead Game..... Beckel Concert Band *Tall Tales: Pecos Bill...... Bartz Seeking Seeking...... Magnuson Adam Dalton, Parker Denson, Masquerade Overture...... Nielsen and Justin Ward, conductors Arkansas State University March 24, 2010 Symphonic Winds University of Alabama Kenneth Carroll, conductor Symphonic Band Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen April 25, 2010 Randall Coleman, conductor Twilight in the Wilderness...... Tucker November 11, 2009 Marche des Parachutistes Belges...... Leemans Trombone King...... King Solas Ane...... Hazo Chorale and Allegro...... Smith Star Spangled Banner...... arr. Stamp Choreography...... Sheldon Yosemite Autumn...... Camphouse A Patriotic Overture...... Hearshen Folk Dances...... Shostakovich, arr. Reynolds Each Time You Tell Their Story...... Hazo University of Alabama Pirates of the Caribbean...... Badelt, arr. Wasson Heroes, Lost and Fallen...... Gillingham Symphonic Band Amazing Grace...... arr. Himes Randall Coleman, conductor University of Central Arkansas Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa March 24, 2010 Wind Ensemble High School Band Night University of Alabama Cathedrals...... Salfelder Ricky Brooks, conductor Wind Ensemble Council Oak...... Gillingham Blake Tyson, timpani Ken Ozzello, conductor Carnival...... Basler February 11, 2010 Randall Coleman, associate conductor Commando March...... Barber Charles “Skip” Snead, horn El Camino Real: A Latin Fantasy...... Reed Raise the Roof...... Daugherty Alabama Music Educators’ Association Switchback...... Booker Inservice Conference University of Alabama Sasparilla...... Mackey January 22, 2010 Wind Ensemble Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon Ken Ozzello, conductor Fireworks Fantasy, Op. 4...... Stravinsky Randall Coleman, associate conductor University of Central Arkansas Masquerade Overture...... Nielsen Osiris Molina, clarinet Symphonic Band Concerto for Horn: The Glass Bead Game..... Beckel David Maslanka, composer in residence Steve Smyth, conductor Aurora Awakes...... Mackey April 20, 2010 Tuesday Night Campus Band Band Jive...... Hearshen Logan Smith, conductor Eternal Garden-Four Songs for Clarinet and Piano... February 22, 2010 University of Alabama ...... Maslanka Symphonic Band Morning Star...... Maslanka Tuesday Night Campus Band Randall Coleman, conductor Symphony No. 7...... Maslanka Toccata for Band...... Erickson 25th Annual Alabama Honor Band Festival Irish Rhapsody...... Grundman February 4, 2010 University of Alabama Symphonic Band Concert Band Acrostic Song...... Del Tredici Commando March...... Barber Adam Dalton, Parker Denson, Suite from Mass...... Bernstein/Sweeney To set the darkness echoing...... Wilson and Justin Ward, conductors Divertimento for Band...... Persichetti Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann April 22, 2010 J. S. Jig...... Karrick 6 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 University of Central Arkansas California State University, Sacramento California State University, Sacramento Wind Ensemble Concert Band and Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Ricky Brooks, conductor Robert Halseth, conductor Robert Halseth, conductor Steve Smyth, guest conductor December 9, 2009 Deborah Pittman, clarinet Christine Donahue, soprano May 12, 2010 March 18, 2010 Concert Band An Original Suite for Military Band...... Jacob Brooklyn Bridge...... Daugherty Sinfonietta for Concert Band...... Dahl Fortress...... Ticheli Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Knoxville: Summer of 1915...... Barber Ave Maria Angelus Domini...... Biebl But Not for Me...... Gershwin/Barker CIXI ...... Willis Concordia University The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestra The Gumsuckers March...... Grainger Symphony for Band...... Washburn Jeff Held, conductor In Memoriam...... Camphouse Natalie Hovsepian, soprano University of Central Arkansas EQUUS...... Whitacre February 21, 2010 Symphonic Band Combined Ensembles “Gold Medal Music” (Family Concert) Steve Smyth, conductor Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Tuesday Night Campus Band Sleigh Ride...... Anderson Olympic Fanfare and Theme...... Williams/Curnow Logan Smith, conductor Bugler’s Dream...... Arnaud/Vinson Ricky Brooks, guest conductor California State University, Sacramento Around the World in 80 Measures...... Orcino April 21, 2010 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Beyond Whistler...... Ford Robert Halseth, conductor The Star-Spangled Banner...... arr. Clayton Tuesday Night Campus Band February 24, 2010 Fanfare for a Festive Day...... Cichy Concordia University Third Suite...... Jager New England Triptych...... Schuman Wind Orchestra Australian Up Country Tune...... Grainger Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Jeff Held, conductor Radetsky March...... Strauss America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon May 1, 2010 Symphonic Band Prelude Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds California State University, Sacramento Chester...... Schuman Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 4 “West Point”...... Gould Selections from the Danserye...... Susato/Dunnigan Robert Halseth, conductor Symphony No. 1 (Brass and Percussion)...... A. Reed Rolling Thunder...... Fillmore March 10, 2010 Armenian Dances, part 1...... A. Reed Joy Revisited...... Ticheli University of Central Arkansas Cherubic Hymn...... Rachmaninoff/Nowlen Wind Ensemble Ohlone College Ricky Brooks, Conductor California State University, Sacramento Wind Orchestra April 22, 2010 Concert Band Tony Clements, conductor Clay Redfield, conductor Anthony Mazzaferro, guest conductor Fantasia in G...... Mahr March 24, 2010 Philip Zahorsky, conductor emeritus Serenade in D minor, Op. 44...... Dvorak John Monroe, trombone *i would live in your love...... Jones Montana Fanfare...... Doss March 7, 2010 Give Us This Day...... Maslanka A Childhood Hymn...... Holsinger Divertissement No. 3 for Blue Lake...... White Fanfare to America Speaks...... Roumanis Sketches on a Dreamsong...... Tootle America Speaks...... Roumanis CALIFORNIA Lone Star Celebration...... Curnow Tour de Force (Episodes for Wind Ensemble).....Self California State University, Sacramento Trombone Concerto, Op. 114b...... Bourgeois Symphonic Wind Ensemble California State University, Sacramento Three Revelations from the Lotus Sutra...... Reed Robert Halseth, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds October 7, 2009 Robert Halseth, conductor *Soulscape...... Heisinger Rachel Wilens, trumpet Raiders of the Lost Ark Medley..... Williams/Bullock Country Band March...... Ives Rudi Hoehn, bass trombone Country Gardens...... Grainger Meagan Kilpatrick, piano Ohlone College La Mezquita de Córdoba...... Giroux April 14, 2010 Wind Orchestra Loch Lomond...... Ticheli The Blue Concert Tony Clements, conductor Philip Zahorsky, conductor emeritus California State University, Sacramento Blue Lake Overture...... Chance Linda Shea, clarinet Concert Band a definition of blue...... Dale May 16, 2010 Robert Halseth, conductor Deep Blues...... Singer October 28, 2009 Time and the Winds...... Erickson Colas Breugnon Overture...... Kabalevsky/Beeler A Blue Streak...... Syler American Salute...... Gould/Lang Dedicatory Overture...... Williams Blue Topaz...... Pederson Satiric Dances...... Dello Joio Yorkshire Ballad...... Barnes St. Louis Blues March...... Handy, arr. Beneke Variations on ‘America’...... Ives/Schuman Transylvania Fanfare...... Benson Rhapsody in Blue...... Gershwin Clarinet Concerto...... Sparke Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon...... Grainger Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Overture for Winds...... Carter California State University, Sacramento Symphony No. 9...... Prelude and Rondo...... Holsinger Concert Band ...... Shostakovich, arr. Mertens & Suykerbuyk Air for Band...... Erickson Clay Redfield, conductor The Screamer March...... Jewell/Kopetz May 12, 2010 California State University, Sacramento Symphonic Wind Ensemble Pageant...... Persichetti COLORADO Robert Halseth, conductor Simple Gifts...... Ticheli Colorado State University November 8, 2009 Masque...... McBeth Symphonic Band Liberty Bell...... Sousa Chris Nicholas, conductor Fantasia on “Black is the Color of My True Love’s Joseph Spina, graduate conductor Hair”...... Camphouse February 19, 2010 Run Home Slow/The Little March...... Zappa/Nelson Canzon, Fugato & Hymn...... Camphouse Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed In Memoriam...... Mark Camphouse Angels With Dirty Faces...... Bonney 7 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Carmina Burana (Cantiones Profanae)...... Funeral Music for Queen Mary...... Purcell/Stuckey University of Connecticut ...... Orff, arr. Krance Fantasy Variations...... Grantham Wind Ensemble Jeffrey Renshaw and Matthew Smith, Colorado State University University of Hartford, The Hartt School conductors Wind Ensemble Symphony Band Louis Hanzlik, soloist J. Steven Moore, conductor Matthew Aubin, conductor February 25, 2010 Chad Lemons, graduate conductor Melanie Guerin and Warren Haston, James David, guest conductor guest conductors Joe’s Last Mix...... Menard February 19, 2010 Scott Mendoker, tuba Concerto for Trumpet...... Sleeper April 23, 2010 Et Exspecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum.... Messiaen Pavillons en l’air...... David Apollo’s Fire...... Cortese Incantation and Dance...... Chance University of Connecticut Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Tears ...... Maslanka Symphonic Band Kansas City Dances...... Holsinger Daniel McDonald and David Mills, conductors Colorado State University December 8, 2009 Wind Ensemble University of Hartford, The Hartt School J. Steven Moore, conductor Wind Ensemble Masque...... McBeth Chad Lemons, graduate conductor Glen Adsit, conductor Laud I from Lauds and Tropes...... McBeth March 30, 2010 Matthew Aubin They Hung Their Harps in the Willows...... McBeth April 23, 2010 Laud II from Lauds and Tropes...... McBeth Celebration Fanfare...... Reineke Through Countless Halls of Air...... McBeth Tuba Concerto...... Gregson Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare...... Strauss Third Movement from Symphony No. 2...... Hanson Aegean Festival...... Makris, trans. Bader, ed. Moore Rumpelstiltzchen...... Turner America, the Beautiful...... Ward, arr. Dragon *Dragon Rhyme...... Yi University of Connecticut Wind Ensemble Colorado State University University of Connecticut Jeffrey Renshaw, conductor Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Neal Larrabee, soloist Chris Nicholas, conductor Jeffrey Renshaw and Matthew Smith, March 21, 2010 - Storrs, CT Joseph Spina, graduate conductor conductors March 22, 2010 - Stamford, CT April 1, 2010 October 15, 2009 Concerto for Piano and Wind Orchestra...... Currier Balkanya...... Van der Roost Cathedrals...... Salfelder Spoon River...... Grainger Adagio para Orquesta de Instrumentos de Viento..... University of Connecticut Elegy (from Harrison’s Dream)...... Graham ...... Rodrigo Concert Band Abiquiu...... Gillingham Moving Parts...... Sampson Daniel McDonald, Marvin McNeill, and Requiem for a Magical America: El Dia de los David Mills, conductors Colorado State University Muertos...... Frank April 20, 2010 Symphonic Band Chris Nicholas, conductor University of Connecticut Light Cavalry Overture...... Von Suppé Joseph Spina, graduate conductor Symphonic Band In Memorium...... Chaloux May 2, 2010 Daniel McDonald and David Mills, conductors Cityscape II: Festive Hours Neon Night.....Holsinger October 20, 2009 Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Tempered Steel...... Young Medieval Suite...... Nelson Abiquiu...... Gillingham Fanfare and Allegro...... Williams A Bernstein Tribute...... Bernstein/Grundman Sara’s Soul, from “Winanya-Li”...... Mertens Pastorale...... Williams Blue Shades...... Ticheli Warabe-Uta...... Kawasaki University of Connecticut First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Wind Ensemble Colorado State University Give Us This Day, Short Symphony for Jeffrey Renshaw and Matthew Smith, Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble...... Maslanka conductors J. Steven Moore, conductor April 22, 2010 Chad Lemons, graduate conductor University of Connecticut May 2, 2010 Wind Ensemble Vox Balaenae...... Crumb Jeffrey Renshaw and Matthew Smith, Octet for Wind Instruments...... Stravinsky Come, Sweet Death...... Bach, trans. Reed conductors Hill Song No. 2...... Grainger Symphony No. 8...... Maslanka December 3, 2009 American Games...... Maw

Fields...... Syler University of Connecticut CONNECTICUT Torn Canvases...... Tommasini Symphonic Band Emory University Magneticfireflies...... Thomas Daniel McDonald, Marvin McNeill, and University of Hartford, The Hartt School La Ville Engloutie...... Carl David Mills, conductors Symphony Band Triptych...... Child April 27, 2010 Matthew Aubin, conductor Adam Fontana, guest conductor University of Connecticut Overture for Winds...... Mendelssohn March 12, 2010 Symphonic Band Ballad for Band...... Gould Daniel McDonald and David Mills, conductors Children’s March...... Grainger Star Wars...... Williams/Hunsberger December 8, 2009 Symphony No. 2...... Ticheli The Red Pony: Film Suite...... Copland Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed University of Hartford, The Hartt School After a Gentle Rain...... Iannaccone GEORGIA Georgia Institute of Technology Wind Ensemble Overture to La Forza Del Destino...... Verdi Wind Ensemble Glen Adsit, conductor Gilgamesh...... Rudgers Donald F. Allen, conductor Matthew Aubin, Adam Fontana, and Arabesque...... Hazo Melanie Guerin, guest conductors February 23, 2010 March 12, 2010 Be Thou My Vision...... Gillingham Spin Cycle...... Lindroth Give Us This Day...... Maslanka Las Campanas...... Gryc 8 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Georgia Institute of Technology Canzona...... Mennin Moorside March...... Holst Wind Ensemble Concerto for Flute, mvt 3...... Ibert Symphony No. 4...... Boysen, Jr. Donald F. Allen, conductor Handel in the Strand...... Grainger/Goldman Greensleeves...... Traditional/Reed April 15, 2010 Windsprints...... Saucedo Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Wind Orchestra Canzon Duodecimi Toni...... Gabrieli Wheaton College John Boyd, conductor Concertino for Marimba and Band...... Creston Symphonic Band Ja-Sing Lin, piano soloist “Profanation” from “Jeremiah” Symphony Bernstein Timothy Yontz, conductor In Exuberant Celebration...... Cichy Serenade, Op. 44...... Dvorak April 10, 2010 Concerto for Piano and Wind Orchestra...... Zaimont Symmetries...... Freeman Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Finale from Symphony No. 5...Shostakovich/Righter Indiana State University Enigma Variations...... Elgar/Slocum Nineteenth Annual Wind/Percussion Kennesaw State University Fortress of the Rose...... Clark Scholarship Concert Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Give Us This Day...... Maslanka February 28, 2010 Bailey Center for the Performing Arts Swing Low, Sweet Chariot...... Rouse February 18, 2010 Angels In The Architecture...... Ticheli Symphonic Band Douglas Keiser, conductor Concert Band Fanfare Prelude on Lancashire...... Curnow John Culvahouse, conductor INDIANA Dusk ...... Bryant David Collins and Staci Hatmaker, Indiana State University Fantasia for Alto Saxophone...... Smith student conductors Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra The Lord of the Rings...... de Maij/Lavender Chorale and Alleluia...... Hansen October 1, 2009 Wind Orchestra Eos ...... Pitts John Boyd, conductor Pronto...... Pitts Symphonic Band Nobuya Sugawa, guest conductor Symphonic Dance No. 3 Fiesta...... Williams Douglas Keiser, conductor Toward Dawn...... Zhangyi Flight of the Piasa...... Sheldon The Birds...... Mashima Wind Ensemble On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger Armenian Dances (Part I)...... Reed David Thomas Kehler, conductor An American Elegy...... Ticheli Dance of the New World...... Wilson Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick Indiana State University Al Fresco...... Husa Wind Orchestra Concert Band Chant Funeraire...... Faure, trans. Moss John Boyd, conductor Dennis Ballard, conductor English Dances, set 1, opus 27...... Arnold Festal Scenes...... Ito Lisa Wallyn, graduate student conductor Fugue in G Minor, BWV 578...... Bach/Boyd Dan Cummins, Nick DeJarlais, Kelly Ferguson, Kennesaw State University Fantasia in G Major, BWV 572...... Bach/Boyd and Kyle Lutes, student conductors Wind Ensemble Homage to Leonin...... Nelson March 2, 2010 David Thomas Kehler, conductor Homage to Perotin...... Nelson John Culvahouse, guest conductor Seacliffe Overture...... Curnow Bailey Center for the Performing Arts Indiana State University Rhossymedre...... Williams/Beeler March 23, 2010 Chamber Ensembles and Concert Band A Welsh Rhapsody...... Grundman Dennis Ballard, conductor Old Churches...... Colgrass Dazzling Lights...... Cichy Chelsey Cotterell, Lindsey Cooper, and Aria for Winds...... Cacavas Mock Morris...... Grainger Brian Wilson, student conductors The Corsair’s Landing...... Sheldon Heroes, Lost and Fallen- A Vietnam Memorial...... October 4, 2009 Harmony Heaven...... Barnhouse/Paynter ...... Gillingham Procession of the Nobles...... Chamber Ensembles Indiana State University ...... Rimsky-Korsakov, trans. Leidzen Bid Call for Alto Saxophone and Cello...... Larson Wind Orchestra and Concert Choir Popcopy...... McAllister Cloudscapes...... Powers John Boyd, conductor Concert Band April 9, 2010 Kennesaw State University Windsongs...... Schaffer Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Suite in Minor Mode...Kabalevsky/Siekmann/Oliver Armenian Dances (Part I)...... Reed Featuring the music of Steven Bryant A Basque Lullaby...... Forrest The Great Gate of Kiev from Pictures at an April 27, 2010 Cascade River Overture...... Akey Exhibition...... Mussorgsy/Boyd A Hymn for Band...... Stuart Selections from Carmina Burana...... Orff Concert Band Lindberg Variations...... Sheldon Battle Hymn of the Republic...... Steffe/Howe/Hosey John Culvahouse, conductor Go Galop...... Fillmore David Collins and Staci Hatmaker, Indiana State University student conductors Indiana State University Wind Orchestra Pageant...... Persichetti Concert Band John Boyd, conductor Bloom...... Bryant Dennis Ballard, conductor Douglas Keiser, conductor Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Sutton Doty, Justin Etmeier, Jay Lowry, and Jimmy Finnie, marimba Wind Ensemble April Mehringer, student conductors Paul Bro, saxophone David Thomas Kehler, conductor November 22, 2009 Indiana State University Faculty Winds Overture to Candide...... Bernstein, trans. Grundman Indiana State University Brass Quintet Radiant Joy...... Bryant Westridge Overture...... Barnes April 15, 2010 Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Fantasy on an Irish Air...... Gorham As Winds Dance...... Hazo Overture for Winds, Op. 24...... Abracadabra...... Ticheli ...... Mendelssohn-Bartholdy/Boyd ILLINOIS Prospect...... Southern Harmony/LaPlante Allerseelen...... Strauss/Fennell Wheaton College Reverberations...... Balmages Sonata for Marimba...... Tanner/Boyd Symphonic Band Bonds of Unity...... King/Swearingen The Thunderer from Symphony on Timothy Yontz, conductor Themes of John Philip Sousa...... Hearshen Jennie Brown, flute Indiana State University Swallow from The Birds...... Masshima February 20, 2010 Symphonic Band and Wind Orchestra Five Concord Diversions...... Curnow December 3, 2009 The Great Gate of Kiev from Pictures at an Solas Ane...... Hazo Exhibition...... Mussorgsy/Boyd Resting in the Peace of His Hands...... Gibson Symphonic Band Back Home Again in Indiana...... MacDonald/Hanley Circus Overture...... Schuman/Owens Douglas Keiser, conductor 9 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Indiana State University ...... Stanford/Dye Shakata: Singing the World into Existence.....Wilson Concert Band and Symphonic Band Fandango...... Turrin Ave Maria...... Biebl/Cameron April 20, 2010 *Siorai September...... Hazo On the Mall...... Goldman *What a Friend We Have in Jesus / I’ll Fly Away..... Concert Band ...... Converse & Brumley/Merten Calvin College Dennis Ballard, conductor *When the Sun Comes Out...... Wind Ensemble Raneigh Prall, graduate conductor ...... Arlen & Koehler/Dwyer Tiffany Engle, conductor Shawn Hulfachor, Braden Lanter, and *Benny Goodman in Concert...... Dye Matthew Beck, djembe Chris Linstrot, student conductors Notre Dame, Our Mother...... Casasanta/Dye Carla Exoo, dancer The Golden Vanity...... Williams/Wagner The Notre Dame Victory March...... Shea/Casasanta May 1, 2010 Three Ayres from Gloucester...... Stuart “Let’s Dance” Londonderry Air...... Old Irish melody/Walters Scottish Rhapsody...... Rhoads MICHIGAN Strange Humors...... Mackey Llwyn Onn...... Hogg Calvin College Four Scottish Dances...... Arnold/Paynter Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger/Daehn Wind Ensemble The Magic Ballroom...... Zaninelli Symphonic Band Tiffany Engle, conductor Danza Finale...... Ginastera Douglas Keiser, conductor November 6, 2009 Fanfare after Seventeenth Century Dances...... Lisa Wallyn, graduate conductor “Allegories & Allusions” ...... Michalsky Jupiter, from “The Planets”...... Holst/Curnow “Pineapple Poll” Suite...... Sullivan/Mackerras Nimrod, from “Enigma Variations”...... Elgar/Reed Awayday...... Gorb Postcard from Singapore...... Sparke October...... Whitacre Calvin College Sea Songs...... Williams Sinfonietta, mvts. 1 and 3...... Dahl Symphonic Band Siciliano...... Arnold/Paynter Suite Persane...... Caplet Tiffany Engle, conductor Colonel Bogey March...... Alford/Glover Al Fresco...... Husa May 6, 2010 Crown Imperial...... Walton/Bocook Bravura...... Duble “East Meets West”

Indiana University Calvin College Ngoma za Kenya, mvt. 1...... Basler Concert Band, Symphonic Band, and Symphonic Band Cyprian Suite...... Barnett Wind Ensemble Tiffany Engle, conductor Tapor No. 1...... Hovhaness SpringFest 2010 December 9, 2009 Warabe...... Toda April 22, 2010 “Time Warp” A Slavic Farewell...... Agapkin/Bourgeois

Concert Band Shadow Rituals...... Markowski Central Michigan University Paul W. Popiel, conductor William Byrd Suite...... Jacob Symphonic Wind Ensemble John Whitwell, guest conductor Sinfonia XIX...... Broege John E. Williamson, conductor Amazing Grace...... Ticheli Serenade, Op. 22...... Bourgeois Shawn Tiechmer and Jeffrey Heisler, saxophone Lateral Perspectives...... Walczyk Fantasia...... Giannini October 13, 2009 Symphonic Band Cajun Folk Songs II...... Ticheli Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor Stomp...... Biedenbender John Whitwell, guest conductor Calvin College Double Image...... Gillingham Honey In The Rock...... Grantham Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 6...... Persichetti Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Tiffany Engle, conductor Song for Band...... Bolcom Folk Festival, Op. 97a...... Shostakovich Joel Navarro, guest conductor Zion ...... Welcher Wind Ensemble March 12, 2010 Stephen W. Pratt, conductor “Heroes, Legends, & Icons” Central Michigan University John Whitwell, guest conductor Wind Symphony and Christopher Van Leeuwen, trumpet Symphonic Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Colonial Song...... Grainger Riders for the Flag...... Sousa/Fennell James Batcheller and John E. Williamson, Concerto for Trumpet...... Tomasi Three London Miniatures...... Camphouse conductors Moderato from Symphony No. 3...... Kozhevnikov Ghost Train, mvt. 1...... Whitacre November 24, 2009 Selections from “West Side Story”...... The University of Notre Dame ...... Bernstein/Duthoit Wind Symphony Concert Band Wind Ensemble English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Kenneth Dye, conductor An Outdoor Overture...... Copland October...... Whitacre Larry Dwyer, Sam Sanchez, Matt Merten, Tales from Andersen...... Ellerby Mock Morris...... Grainger/Kreines Emmett O’Leary, and Alison Thigpen, Serenade No. 12 in C Minor, mvt. 1...... Mozart Symphonic Wind Ensemble assistant conductors ‘Canzon Primi Toni à 10’ from Sacrae Symphoniae. First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Regis Philbin, guest conductor ...... Gabrieli The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson Philip Smith, trumpet Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral.... Wagner/Cailliet Aegean Festival Overture...... Makris/bader Stephen Lancaster, baritone Shakata: Singing the World into Existence.....Wilson Scott Allen, tuba Combined Ensembles Central Michigan University John Blacklow, piano Ave Maria...... Biebl/Cameron Symphony Band and University Band Anthony Parrish, trombone On the Mall...... Goldman James Batcheller, Andrew Shankles and Joanna Batt, mezzo-soprano Justin Hammis, conductors Bruce Thornton, clarinet Calvin College December 1, 2009 Notre Dame New Orleans Brass Band Wind Ensemble Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage Tiffany Engle, conductor University Band Carnegie Hall March 20-28, 2010 Chant and Jubilo...... McBeth May 11, 2010 Midwest Tour Sun Dance...... Ticheli “Heroes, Legends, & Icons” West Side Story Selections...... Berstein/Duthoit *Fanfare and Prelude...... Turrin Russian Christmas Music...... Alfred Reed/Curnow Dramatic Essay...... Williams An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Symphony Band *Questo amor, vergogna mia from Edgar...... Tales from Andersen...... Ellerby British Eighth...... Elliot ...... Puccini/Sanchez Serenade No. 12 in C Minor, mvts. 1 and 2....Mozart Chester Overture...... Schuman Selections from Mass...... Bernstein/Sweeney ‘Canzon Primi Toni à 10’ from Sacrae Symphoniae. Blessed are They...... Brahms/Beuhlmann Tango 1932 from New York Cityscape...... Tyzik ...... Gabrieli Incantation and Dance...... Chance *Symphony No. 3 “Irish”, Movement II...... Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral.... Wagner/Cailliet 10 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Central Michigan University Central Michigan University Michigan State University Wind Symphony and Symphony Band Wind Symphony and Symphony Band Concert Band and Chamber Winds James Batcheller, Justin Hammis, and James Batcheller, Justin Hammis, and Cormac VP Cannon, conductor Andrew Shankles, conductors Andrew Shankles, conductors Jamal Duncan, guest conductor February 9, 2010 April 10, 2010 Katie Jo Ross, soprano February 14, 2010 Symphony Band Symphony Band After a Gentle Rain...... Iannaccone Mother Earth Fanfare...... Maslanka Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Knightsbridge March...... Coates Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Early Light...... Bremer Psalm for Band...... Persichetti Rhosymedre...... Vaughan Williams/Beeler Armenian Dances...... Khachaturian/Satz Marche Lorraine...... Ganne Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams Fantasia (on “Black is the Color of Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Sousa Heroes, Lost and Fallen...... Gillingham My True Love’s Hair”)...... Camphouse Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Sandburg Reflections...... Buckley Ride ...... Hazo George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Handel in the Strand...... Grainger Chorale and Allelujia...... Hanson Serenade, Op. 22...... Bourgoise Marche Lorraine...... Ganne/Fennell Luminescence...... Biedenbender Michigan State University Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Sousa Trauersinfonie...... Wagner/Leidzen Campus Bands Whirr, Whirr, Whirr...... Hultgren Paul Crockett, Jamal Duncan, Richard Frey, and Central Michigan University Colin McKenzie, conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble Central Michigan University February 25, 2010 John E. Williamson, James Batcheller, Campus Band/University Band conductors Justin Hammis and Andrew Shankles, Monday Night Campus Band Kennen White, clarinet conductors Festivo...... Nelhybel February 23, 2010 April 20, 2010 Monty!...... Melillo Children’s Folk Song Suite...... Walczyk Konzertmusik, Op. 41...... Hindemith Campus Band Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger/Daehn Snake in the Garden...... Richards Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold/Paynter Tuesday Night Campus Band Abiquiu...... Gillingham Epinicion...... Paulson Suite Provencal...... Van der Roost Symphony for Winds and Percussion...... Grantham Hosts of Freedom...... King Third Suite...... Jager University Band Galop...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Central Michigan University Cenotaph...... Stamp Symphonic Wind Ensemble On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger Michigan State University John E. Williamson, James Batcheller, El Capitan...... Sousa Symphony Band conductors Symphony No. 1...... Bukvich John T. Madden, conductor Kennen White, clarinet Richard Frey and Paul Crockett, CBDNA North Central Division Conference Central Michigan University guest conductors Illinois State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Jere Hutcheson, guest composer Normal, Illinois John E. Williamson and Andrew Shankles, March 2, 2010 February 26, 2010 conductors April 27, 2010 Three Merry Marches...... Krenek Konzertmusik, Op. 41...... Hindemith Symphonic Etudes for Wind Ensemble.... Hutcheson Snake in the Garden...... Richards Funeral Music for Queen Mary...... Purcell/Stucky Overture for Band...... Mendelssohn Abiquiu...... Gillingham Woodland Sketches...... MacDowell/Winterbottom Elegy...... Chance Symphony for Winds and Percussion...... Grantham Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Country Band March...... Ives Pictures at an Exhibition...... Mussorgsky/Hindsley Central Michigan University Michigan State University Campus Band and University Band Michigan State University Wind Symphony Justin Hammis and Andrew Shankles, Symphony Band Kevin L. Sedatole, conductor conductors John T. Madden, conductor Mark Hourigan and Colin McKenzie, March 2, 2010 Frank DeWald and Mark Stice, guest conductors guest conductors Joseph Lulloff, saxophone Michael Kroth, bassoon Campus Band February 4, 2010 March 18, 2010 America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Okemos High School Auditorium Simple Gifts...... Ticheli Two Pieces from Scarlatti...... Scarlatti/Shostakovich The Gallant Seventh...... Sousa Tempered Steel...... Young Wood and Reed Transformed...... Bassett University Band March with Trumpets...... Bergsma The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson …and the Antelope Play...... Carnahan Salvation is Created...... Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht A Child’s Garden of Dreams...... Maslanka Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger Catch Me if You Can...... Williams Michigan State University Central Michigan University Starry Crown...... Grantham Concert Band Chamber Winds and Wind Symphony Cormac VP Cannon, conductor John E. Williamson, James Batcheller, Michigan State University Jamal Duncan, guest conductor conductors Wind Symphony April 14, 2010 March 23, 2010 Kevin L. Sedatole, conductor Colin McKenzie, guest conductor Americans We...... Fillmore Chamber Winds Jan Eberle, oboe To set the darkness echoing...... Wilson Fanfare pour preceder...... Dukas February 11, 2010 An Original Suite...... Jacob Sept Danses d’apres le ballet...... Francaix Blue Shades...... Ticheli Wind Symphony Millennium Canons...... Puts Fanfare and Allegro...... Williams Serenade for Winds...... Pann Michigan State University Country Gardens...... Grainger Oboe Concerto...... Higdon Campus Bands Concerto for Band...... Stanhope Sinfonietta...... Dahl Paul Crockett, Jamal Duncan, Richard Frey, and Danza Final...... Ginastera Colin McKenzie, conductors April 20, 2010

Monday Night Campus Band Brighton Beach...... Latham 11 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Rikudim...... Van der Roost NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA … and the antelope play...... Carnahan Cornell University Gardner-Webb University “Gallop,” from First Suite for Band...... Reed Brooklyn College, CUNY Symphonic Band Tuesday Night Campus Band Conservatory Wind Ensemble Matt Whitfield, conductor British Eighth...... Elliot Emily Moss, conductor April 27, 2010 “Western One Step,” from May 12, 2010 Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Valdres March...... Hanssen/arr. Schissel On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Splashes of Gold...... Hosay Undertow...... Mackey Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen/trans. Reynolds Songs of Old Kentucky...... Karrick Star Wars Trilogy...... Williams/arr. Hunsberger A Weekend in New York...... Sparke Michigan State University Danzas Cubanas...... Sheldon Precious Lord, Lead Me Home...... Smith Wind Symphony, Symphony Orchestra, John Williams in Concert...... arr. Lavender University Chorale and State Singers Brooklyn College, CUNY Kevin L. Sedatole, John T. Madden, Leon Conservatory Wind Ensemble University of North Carolina at Greensboro Gregorian, and Jonathan Reed, conductors Emily Moss, conductor Wind Ensemble John Corigliano, guest composer March 24, 2010 John R. Locke, conductor Richard Sherman, flute Edward Bach, trumpet Margarita Krein, violin Celebration Overture, Op. 61...... Creston Carla LeFevre, soprano An Evening with John Corigliano Handel in the Strand.....Percy Grainger/arr. Goldman Kris Keeton, xylophone April 24, 2010 Kilamanjaro: An African Portrait...... Washburn David Holley, narrator Marching Song...... Holst October 14 & 15, 2009 DC Fanfare...... Corigliano/Spede Color...... Margolis A Tribute to John Philip Sousa Fern Hill...... Corigliano The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa/ed. Fennell Pied Piper Fantasy...... Corigliano A Sousa Band Concert re-enactment The Red Violin Caprices...... Corigliano Brooklyn College, CUNY Symphony No. 3, “Circus Maximus”...... Corigliano Conservatory Wind Ensemble University of North Carolina at Greensboro Emily Moss, conductor Symphonic Band Michigan State University October 21, 2009 Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Symphony Band and John R. Locke and Andrea E. Brown, Spartan Youth Wind Symphony Children of the Regiment...... Fucik guest conductors John T. Madden and Cormac VP Cannon, Aquariumde...... Meij October 5, 2009 conductors March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Paul Crockett, Richard Frey, and ...... Hindemith/trans. Wilson Florentiner March...... Fucik Mitchell Robinson, guest conductors Variations on “America”...... Ives/trans. Schuman Laboring Songs...... Welcher April 25, 2010 Rikudim...... Van der Roost An Original Suite...... Jacob First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Consort for Ten Winds...... Spittal Spartan Youth Wind Symphony Slava!...... Bernstein Selections from The Danserye...... Susato Ring On!...... Cannon Selections from “The Danserye”....Susato/Dunnigan Brooklyn College, CUNY University of North Carolina at Greensboro Joyce’s 71st N.Y. Regiment March...... Boyer/Lake Conservatory Wind Ensemble University Band Cartoon...... Hart Emily Moss, conductor Andrea E. Brown, conductor Symphony Band December 9, 2009 Kiyoshi Carter, guest conductor Wild Nights!...... Ticheli October 6, 2009 Colonial Song...... Grainger Chester...... Schuman Radiant Joy...... Bryant Concerto Grosso for Soprano and Alto Saxophones. The Star-Spangled Banner...... Smith/Stamp Cuban Overture...... Gershwin/Hunsberger ...... Latham Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson Combined Symphony Band and Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Murph’s March...... Follas Spartan Youth Wind Symphony Manhattan Beach March...... Sousa Incantation and Dance...... Chance Pines of the Appian Way...... Respighi I Am ...... Boysen Tico-Tico...... Abreu/Iwai Columbia University Scootin’ on Hardrock...... Holsinger Wind Ensemble MINNESOTA Andrew Pease, conductor University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southwest Minnesota State University March 7, 2010 Casella Sinfonietta Symphonic Band 2nd Annual Columbia Festival of Winds Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor John Ginocchio, conductor Andrea E. Brown and Kiyoshi Carter, April 26, 2010 Pentium...... Graham guest conductors O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/arr. Reynolds November 12, 2009 Rondino...... Beethoven Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Serenade, Op. 7...... Strauss *Overture in E-flat...... Green/arr. Pease Rondino, Op. Post., WoO 25...... Beethoven Ye Banks and Braes, O’ Bonnie Doon...... Grainger Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Petite Symphonie...... Gounod Marsch der Janitscharen...... Mozart Dance Mix...... Smith Dances With Winds...... Hanson Columbia University Concerto in E-flat for Chamber Orchestra, Wind Ensemble “Dumbarton Oaks”...... Stravinsky Southwest Minnesota State University Andrew Pease, Conductor Community Concert Band Senior Choice 2010 University of North Carolina at Greensboro John Ginocchio, conductor Sunday, April 25, 2010 Wind Ensemble April 30, 2010 John R. Locke, conductor Scootin’ on Hardrock...... Holsinger Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Emperata Overture...... Smith Theme from Schindler’s List..... Williams/arr. Custer Andrea E. Brown and Kiyoshi Carter, Dusk ...... Bryant Santa Fe Saga...... Gould guest conductors *Tessellation...... Fraley October...... Whitacre Steven Bryant, guest composer Play! ...... Holmquist Summer Day Suite...... Prokofiev/arr. Leidzen December 1, 2009 Corsican Litany...... Nelhybel “The Hut of Baba Yaga” and “The Great Gate of Kiev” Calling in the Night...... Marquardt from Pictures at an Exhibition...... Fugue à la Gigue...... Bach/Holst/Mitchell ...... Mussorgsky/arr. Hindsley Finish Line...... McTee Amparito Roca...... Texidor Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant 12 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Radiant Joy...... Bryant Art in the Park...... Sheldon NORTH DAKOTA Chester Overture for Band...... Schuman Bloom...... Bryant University of North Dakota Chester Leaps In...... Bryant First Suite in E flat, Op. 28, No...... 1 Holst University Band Zion ...... Welcher Epinicion...... Paulson James Popejoy, conductor Puzta (Four Gypsy Dances)...... Van der Roost April 27, 2010 WU Technosophia...... Melillo “POPS” Concert University of North Carolina at Greensboro Symphonic Band University of North Carolina at Greensboro Majestic Galop...... King Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Casella Sinfonietta ...and the antelope play...... Carnahan Kiyoshi Carter, guest conductor Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Undertow...... Mackey Amanda Heim, alto saxophone Andrea E. Brown and Eduardo Vargas, Bugler’s Holiday...... Anderson Nicole Strum, tenor saxophone guest conductors Beatles Gold...... arr. Lavender Mark Langford, baritone saxophone Steve Stusek, saxophone Second Prelude...... Gershwin/Krance December 3, 2009 April 15, 2010 Strike Up The Band...... Gershwin/Barker

Divertimento for Ten Winds...... Nagel Fratres...... Pärt University of North Dakota Dancing at Stonehenge...... Suter Concerto for Alto Saxophone...... Young Wind Ensemble English Dances...... Arnold Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun...... James Popejoy, conductor Hell’s Gate...... Maslanka ...... Debussy/Schoenberg Brad Larson, Adam Pachl, Brian Pfeifer, and Country Gardens...... Grainger Appalachian Spring...... Copland Joel Robinette, percussion Early One Morning...... Grainger/Kreines April 28, 2010 Molly on the Shore...... Grainger/Rogers University of North Carolina at Greensboro Symphonic Band Firework...... Van der Roost University of North Carolina at Greensboro Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Concertino for Four Percussion...... Gillingham University Band John R. Locke and Kiyoshi Carter, *Psychedelic Suite...... Colonna Andrea E. Brown, conductor guest conductors Armenian Dances...... Reed Abigail Pack, horn April 22, 2010 A Study of: The Colours and Contrasts of Grief...... Julian Hinshaw, accordion ...... Suchan December 6, 2009 Postcard...... Ticheli The Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa Divertimento for Band, Op. 42...... Persichetti Flourish for Glorious John...... Vaughan Williams Clocking...... Mackey Waltz No. 2...... Shostakovich/de Meij The Alcotts from Piano Sonata No. 2, OHIO Dance II...... Shostakovich/de Meij “Concord Sonata”...... Ives Columbus State Community College Lyric Waltz...... Shostakovich/de Meij Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Concert Band Nocturno, op. 7...... F. Strauss Thomas Lloyd, conductor Alligator Alley...... Daugherty University of North Carolina at Greensboro Elizabeth Scinto, soprano Connected Forces...... Glassock University Band June 1, 2010 Dawning of a Soul...... Mitchell Andrea E. Brown, conductor Russian Christmas Music...... Reed Kiyoshi Carter and Kristen Wright, King Cotton March...... Sousa guest conductors Annie Laurie...... arr. Smith University of North Carolina at Greensboro Alex Harris, narrator Reeds of Distinction...... Hosay Casella Sinfonietta February 25, 2010 Afro-American Symphony, mvt. IV...... Still Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor Kiyoshi Carter, guest conductor Pronto...... Pitts Youngstown State University February 9, 2010 Moon By Night...... Newman Wind Ensemble Band Land...... Bourgeois September 7, 2009 Six Sonatas...... C.P.E. Bach An American Tapestry...... Kallman Stephen Gage and Donald Linn, conductors Acrylic Waves...... Engebretson Undertow...... Mackey David Blon and Brian Harris, Serenade in D minor, Op. 44...... Dvořák To Dream in Brushstrokes...... Oare graduate conductors Khan ...... Giroux 140th Dana School of Music Anniversary University of North Carolina at Greensboro Opening Pops Concert Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble University of North Carolina at Greensboro John R. Locke, conductor Wind Ensemble National Emblem March...... Bagley Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor John R. Locke, conductor National Anthem: A Love Song for our Country...... Rodney Dorsey, Gary Green and Kevin M. Geraldi, conductor ...... arr. Stamp Donald Hunsberger, guest conductors Andrea E. Brown and Kiyoshi Carter, American Salute...... Gould Kris Keeton, percussion guest conductors March Grandioso...... Seitz February 19, 2010 December 1, 2009 The Symphonic Gershwin...... arr. Barker Sousa!...... arr. Barker Symphonic Band Orient et Occident, Op. 25...... Saint-Saëns John Williams: Evening at the Pops...... arr. Barker Milestone...... Etezady Adagio para Orquestra de Instrumento de Viento...... Malagueña...... Lecouna/arr. Nestico Nocturne, Op. 9, No.2...... Scriabin ...... Rodrigo Armed Forces Salute...... arr. Lowden Ritmico con brio from Concerto for Percussion...... The Wrangler...... Pann Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa ...... Schwantner Tiktaalik...... Etezady Avenue X...... Newman Starry Crown...... Grantham Youngstown State University Wind Ensemble Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Popcopy...... McAllister Wingate University Stephen L. Gage, conductor Horkstow Grange from Lincolnshire Posy.. Grainger Wind Ensemble Donald P. Linn, guest conductor Toccata and Fugue in D Minor...... Bach/Hunsberger Dawn A. Perry, conductor David Blon and Brian Harris, Aurora Awakes...... Mackey April 19, 2010 graduate conductors Misook Yun, soprano University of North Carolina at Greensboro Procession of Nobles...... Rimsky-Korsakov/Leidzen Carter Pann, guest composer/piano University Band Of Sailors and Whales...... McBeth October 11, 2009 Andrea E. Brown, conductor *All Our Sins and Griefs to Bear...... Harbinson February 25, 2010 Amazing Grace...... Ticheli Concert Band Amazing Grace...... Henderson/Murtha Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp The Padstow Lifeboat, Op. 94...... Arnold 13 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Fantasia in G Major...... Bach/arr. Leist Youngstown State University University Symphonic Band and Concert Band OKLAHOMA Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Sousa Oklahoma City University Donald P. Linn and Stephen L. Gage, conductors Morning, Noon & Night in Vienna...... von Suppe Wind Philharmonic David Blon and Brian Harris, Salvation is Created... Tchesnokoff/arr. Houseknecht Matthew Mailman, conductor graduate conductors Memoriam...... Camphouse Warren Mitchell, graduate conductor February 24, 2010 Ride! ...... Hazo October 6, 2009 Wind Ensemble SONGS & DANCES FOR WIND BAND Intrada...... Yurko Tunbridge Fair...... Piston University Symphonic Band Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Fugue in C...... Ives/arr. Sinclair Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen, Jr. Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann Alarums, Op. 27...... Mailman Hebrides Suite...... Grundman Concerto Logic for Piano and Wind Symphony...... Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Old Churches...... Colgrass ...... Pann Dance of the Jesters from The Snow Maiden, Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli The Melody Shop...... King Op. 12...... Tchaikovsky/ed. Cramer Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Concert Band Youngstown State University Oklahoma City University Fanfare and Allegro...... Williams Band O Rama 2009: Musical Portraits Wind Philharmonic Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Stephen L. Gage, conductor Matthew Mailman, conductor Incantation and Dance...... Chance Donald P. Linn, guest conductor December 3, 2009 Song for Lindsey...... Boysen, Jr. David Blon and Brian Harris, Music of the Martin Mailman Recording Project graduate conductors Bayou Breakdown...... Karrick Circus Bee...... Fillmore Misook Yun, soprano Petite Symphonie in B-flat...... Gounod November 23, 2009 Geometrics No. 1 for Band, Op. 22...... Mailman Youngstown State University Geometrics in Sound (No. 2) for Band, Op. 29...... Chamber Winds Concert Band ...... Mailman David Blon and Brian Harris, Mother Earth Fanfare...... Maslanka Liturgical Music for Band, Op. 33...... Mailman graduate conductors Scenes from the Louvre...... Dello Joio The Jewel in the Crown (A Ceremonial March), March 3, 2010 Australian Up-Country Tune...... Grainger Op. 78...... Mailman Handel in the Strand...... Grainger Pledges for Symphonic Band, Op. 98...... Mailman Invincible Eagle March...... Sousa Canzona a 12...... Giovanni Gabrieli Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Hounds of Spring: A Concert Overture...... Reed Oklahoma City University Little Threepenny Opera...... Weill Wind Ensemble Wind Philharmonic Aspen Jubilee...... Nelson Matthew Mailman, conductor Youngstown State University Trauermusik, WWV 73..... Wagner/ed. Votta & Boyd Christopher Hall and Dawn Lerette, University Symphonic Band and Concert Band Symphony No. 3 “Slavyanskaya”, mvts. III & IV..... graduate conductors Donald P. Linn and Stephen L. Gage, conductors ...... Kozhevnikov March 4, 2010 David Blon and Brian Harris, Ghost Train Trilogy...... Whitacre “March Forth!” graduate conductors April 25, 2010 Youngstown State University Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams CLASSICS FOR THE WIND BAND Chamber Winds “Blessed Are They” from Ein Deutches Requiem, Stephen L. Gage, conductor Op. 45...... Brahms/arr. Buehlman University Symphonic Band November 28, 2009 George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Celebration Fanfare...... Murtha Glory of the Yankee Navy...... Sousa/arr. Fennell Third Suite...... Jager Serenade in D Minor, Op.44...... Dvorak English Dances, Set II, Op. 33... Arnold/ arr. Herbert Three Ayres from Gloucester...... Stuart Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Youngstown State University Swing Low, Sweet Chariot..... Traditional/arr. Rouse English Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams 4th Annual Wind and Percussion Invitational Oklahoma City University Concert Band February 19, 2010 Wind Philharmonic Esprit de Corps...... Jager Matthew Mailman, conductor Symphony No. 6...... Persichetti Boardman High School Wind Ensemble William Bohn, graduate conductor Colonial Song...... Grainger Thomas Ruggeri, conductor April 27, 2010 *Afshar’s Escape...... Brandt An American Fanfare...... Kirby 9th Annual Children’s Concerts Rush ...... Hazo Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa

Crosley March...... Fillmore Commando March...... Barber Youngstown State University Finale from Symphony No. 5...... The Solitary Dancer...... Benson Wind Ensemble, Trinity Brass Quintet, Dana ...... Shostakovich/arr. Righter Themes from “Green Bushes”...... Grainger/Daehn Chorale, University Chorus, Stambaugh Chorus, Kiski Area High School Wind Ensemble Emblems...... Copland and Canfield HS Women’s Choir Shawn Pityk, conductor Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Stephen L. Gage, conductor Windsprints...... Saucedo Paris Sketches...... Ellerby Misook Yun, soprano A Boy’s Dream...... Bocook Amparito Roca...... Texidor Song for Lyndsay...... Boysen, Jr. William Ambert, tenor Thomas Scurich, baritone Black Granite...... Hosay Southeastern Oklahoma State University April 28, 2010 Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Dana School of Music 140th Anniversary Stephen L. Gage, conductor Jacob Wallace, conductor Closing Concert YSU Dance Team, Christine Cobb, Amanda Pepping, trumpet director/choreographer March 3, 2010 James Umble, alto saxophone Canzona Bergascma...... Scheidt Carmina Burana...... Orff/arr. Mas Quiles Fanfare on the Red and White...... VanSuch Undertow...... Mackey Strange Humors...... Mackey Serenade, Op. 11...... Persichetti Youngstown State University featuring the YSU Dance Ensemble Concerto for Trumpet in A-flat Major...... Chamber Winds Tallahatchie for Saxophone and Wind Ensemble...... Arutiunian/Duker Stephen L. Gage, conductor ...... tel Veldhuis/arr. Rogers Prelude, Op. 34, No. 14...... Shostakovich/Reynolds April 28, 2010 Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Stars and Stripes Forever...... Sousa George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Serenade No. 10 in Bb Major: Gran Partita, K. 361.. Malagueña...... Lecuona/Pepping ...... Mozart O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta”...... Williams 14 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 Southeastern Oklahoma State University *Concerto for Flute and Wind Ensemble... Weinstein Stephen F. Austin State University Symphonic Band All in Good Time for Wind Ensemble...... Kolb Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band Jacob Wallace, conductor Variations on “Jerusalem the Golden”...... Ives/Brion David W. Campo, conductor May 3, 2010 March “Here’s to Good Old Yale”...... Ives/Elkus Brett A. Richardson, conductor Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Brian Utley, alto saxophone soloist Amparito Roca...... Texidor/Winter L. Mark Lewis, guest composer The Solitary Dancer...... Benson Rhode Island College February 8, 2010 Suite Dreams...... Bryant Wind Ensemble “American Horizons” First Suite in E-flat for Military Band...... Holst Robert Franzblau, conductor Medieval Suite...... Nelson April 23, 2010 Symphonic Band Danzon...... Márquez/Boysen Sun Dance...... Ticheli Fantasia in G...... Mahr Angels With Dirty Faces...... Bonney Adagio and Tarantella...... Cavallini Circus Days...... King/Swearingen PENNSYLVANIA Concertino...... Chaminade Wind Symphony Villanova University “Chaconne” from the First Suite in E-flat...... Holst *Concerto for Alto Saxophone & Wind Orchestra.... Band Suite Dreams...... Bryant ...... Lewis John Dunphy, conductor In Wartime...... Del Tredeci George Pinchock, associate conductor Stephen F. Austin State University March 25, 2010 University of Rhode Island Wind Ensemble Concert Band Fred J. Allen, conductor Komm, Susser Tod...... Bach/arr. Leidzen Brian M. Cardany, conductor Milt Allen, guest conductor and The Marriage of Figaro Overture...... February 26, 2010 symposium clinician ...... Mozart/arr. Slocum Corey D. Daniel, graduate assistant conductor Egmont Overture...... Beethoven/arr. Page Festal Scenes...... Ito “2010 SFA Conducting Symposium” Thunder and Lightning Polka...... Japanese Tune...... Konagaya March 26, 2010 ...... J. Strauss, Jr./arr. Reed Morning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice...... Nelson First Suite in E-flat for Military Band...... Holst Spring Festival...... Chen Yi Commando March...... Barber The Purple Pageant...... King Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Trauermusik, WWV 73...... Wagner/Boyd/Votta An Irish Rhapsody...... Grundman Masque...... Kenneth Hesketh Fiorello!...... Boch/arr. Leyden University of Rhode Island Salvation is Created...... Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht Prelude, Siciliano, Rondo...... Arnold/arr. Paynter Concert Band Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Snakes!...... Duffy Brian M. Cardany, conductor April 25, 2010 Stephen F. Austin State University Wind Ensemble RHODE ISLAND Variations on “America”...... Ives/Schuman/Rhoads Fred J. Allen, conductor Rhode Island College A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse David W. Campo, associate conductor Wind Ensemble Epinicion...... Paulson Mandy Holbrook, soprano Robert Franzblau, conductor When Jesus Wept...... Schuman “Contempo” Edward S. Lisk, guest conductor Hymn of St. James...... Clark April 20, 2010 October 9, 2009 Masque...... Hesketh American Overture for Band...... Jenkins TENNESSEE …and the mountains rising nowhere...... Schwantner Pageant...... Persichetti East Tennessee State University Cheetah...... Husa Odysseus and the Sirens...... Wilson Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli “Cakewalk” from Suite of Old American Dances..... Christian Zembower, conductor Fairest of the Fair...... Sousa ...... Bennett April 25, 2010 The Speech of Angels...... Melillo Stephen F. Austin State University Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre Concert Band Wind Symphony Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo...... Arnold Declaration Overture...... Smith featuring the SFA Choral Union On Parade...... Goldman Conversations with the Night...... Boysen David W. Campo, conductor Sunrise at Angel’s Gate...... Sparke Past the Equinox...... Stamp David Howard, guest conductor Shepherd’s Hey...... Grainger For the New Day Arisen...... Barton April 26, 2010 On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss...... Holsinger Wind Ensemble Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Festival...... Williams The Sinfonians...... Williams Suite Dreams...... Bryant Funeral March...... Grieg/Fennell Rhode Island College First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. .1 ...... Holst Variations on a Theme by Robert Schumann.....Jager Wind Ensemble Mother Earth...... Maslanka Ebullience...... Lias/Campo Robert Franzblau, conductor Combined Bands Old American Songs...... Copland/Silvester December 4, 2009 Irish Tune...... Grainger/Rogers Moon by Night...... Newman Amparito Roca...... Texidor/Winter Equus...... Whitacre Commando March...... Barber A Love Song to Our Country...... Traditional/Stamp Variants on a Mediaeval Tune...... Dello Joio Stephen F. Austin State University Symphony No. 6 for Band...... Persichetti Symphonic Band and University Band George Washington Bridge: TEXAS David W. Campo, conductor An Impression for Band...... Schuman Stephen F. Austin State University Brett A. Richardson, conductor Symphonic Dances from West Side Story..Bernstein Wind Ensemble Corey D. Daniel, graduate assistant conductor Fred J. Allen, conductor Justin Allen, undergraduate conductor Rhode Island College David W. Campo, associate conductor April 27, 2010 Wind Ensemble Brett A. Richardson, assistant conductor Robert Franzblau, conductor Winter Tour 2010 University Band Keith Brion, guest conductor January 31-February 2, 2010 An American Fanfare...... Kirby Mary Ellen Guzzio, flute Chorus Angelorum...... Hazo March 12, 2010 Millennium Canons...... Puts Suite for Winds and Percussion...... Vinson CBDNA Eastern Division Conference O Cool is the Valley...... Persichetti Ticonderoga March...... Anderson Variations on “America”...... Ives/Schuman/Rhoads Symphonic Band In Exuberant Celebration...... Cichy Wild Nights!...... Ticheli Medium Funk Prelude...... Richards Baron Cimètiere’s Mambo...... Grantham Hold This Boy and Listen...... Pann 15 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 The Promise of Living from “The Tender Land”...... Moving Parts...... Sampson Shenandoah Conservatory ...... Copland/Singleton Introduction, Theme and Variations for Solo Symphonic Wind Ensemble His Honor...... Fillmore Clarinet and Winds and Strings...... Rossini/Hite Emily Threinen, conductor Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger/Fennell Audubon Quartet April 17, 2010 VIRGINIA Shenandoah Conservatory “Compositional Voices from Central Europe George Mason University Concert Band and Russia” James Madison University Emily Threinen, conductor Wind Symphony November 8, 2009 Divertimento for Brass and Percussion...... Husa Stephen Bolstad, conductor “Traditions” Theme and Variations, Opus 43a for Band...... Chad Reep, guest conductor ...... Schoenberg Susan Barber, bassoon Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Concerto for String Quartet and Wind Orchestra...... Chris Carrillo, trumpet ...... Schulhoff February 27, 2010 Three Chorale Preludes, Opus 122...... Brahms/Boyd/Fennell Trauersinfonie...... Wagner/Leidzen Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Asphalt Cocktail...... Mackey Divertimento for Band, Opus 42...... Persichetti Molly on the Shore...... Grainger Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa/Fennell Shenandoah Conservatory Hungarian Fantasy...... von Weber Concert Band Bum’s Rush...... Grantham Shenandoah Conservatory Emily Threinen, conductor Sonata for Trumpet...... Kennan April 23, 2010 Dance Movements...... Sparke Symphonic Wind Ensemble Emily Threinen, conductor “Dreams and Fantasies” James Madison University James O’Reilly, saxophone Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band Michael Colgrass, composer in residence Resonances I...... Nelson Stephen Bolstad, conductor November 14, 2009 Fantasia in G Major...... Bach/Leist and Goldman Monte Grisé, guest conductor “Inspirations from Dance” Theme and Fantasia...... Russell John Mackey, guest composer Hobbits from Symphony No. 1...... de Meij David Pope, soprano saxophone Suite from “The Danserye”...... Susato/Dunnigan Daydream...... Mahr April 8, 2010 Raag Mala...... Colgrass Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn...... Dello Joio Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble... Symphonic Band ...... Heins Bali ...... Colgrass WASHINGTON Procession of the Nobles...... Rimsky-Korsakov University of Washington Dance of the Jesters...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Wind Ensemble

Wind Symphony Timothy Salzman, conductor Shenandoah Conservatory Asphalt Cocktail...... Mackey Vu Nguyen and Eric Smedley, conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concerto for Soprano Sax and Wind Ensemble...... Donna Shin, flute Emily Threinen, conductor ...... Mackey Danny Helseth, euphonium Ryan Romine, bassoon March 9, 2010 February 17, 2010 James Madison University “Japan Pre-Tour Concert” Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band “Compositional Voices from England” with PAUL NOBLE (alumnus and founder of the Stephen Bolstad, conductor Ballet for Band...... McTee SU Symphonic Wind Ensemble, ca. 1970) Monte Grisé and Chad Reep, guest conductors In Wartime...... Del Tredici May 2, 2010 Euphonium Concerto...... Ellerby Ronald Searle Suite...... Murray *Precious Metal: A Concerto for Flute and Hammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo, Opus 52..Holst Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble...... Sparr Concerto for Bassoon and Winds...... Jacob The Black Horse Troop...... Sousa Aurora Awakes...... Mackey Give Us This Day...... Maslanka A Maritime Overture...... Lane/arr. Noble Cotswold Dances...... Lane/arr. Noble Fiesta Del Pacifico...... Nixon University of Washington Bands London Salute...... Lane/arr. Noble Wind Symphony April 26, 2010 Symphony for Band...... Persichetti “Discoveries” Red Cape Tango...... Daugherty Shenandoah Conservatory Concert Band Easter Monday on the White House Lawn...... Sousa Wind Ensemble Emily Threinen, conductor Timothy Salzman, conductor February 22, 2010 Liberty University Vu Nguyen, conductor “Nostalgia” Wind Ensemble Melia Watras, viola Stephen P. Kerr, conductor It perched for Vespers nine...... Puckett Rollo Takes a Walk...... Maslanka March 25, 2010 Der Schwanendreher (Concerto on Old Folk Songs) Tribute...... Cross ...... Hindemith Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Masque...... Hesketh University of Washington Three Sketches for Winds...... Grundman Profanation from Jeremiah, Symphony No. 1...... Symphonic Band Old Churches...... Colgrass ...... Bernstein Steven Morrison, conductor MetaMarch...... Bryant October...... Whitacre Alison Farley and Eric Smedley, conductors

The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy Blue Sky Day...... Mahr Shenandoah Conservatory Radiant Joy...... Bryant When Jesus Wept...... Schuman Symphonic Wind Ensemble Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli Divertimento for Band, Op. 42...... Persichetti Emily Threinen, conductor Be Thou My Vision...... arr. Cross University of Washington Mariana Mihai-Zoeter, soprano Short Ride In A Fast Machine...... Adams Concert Band March 4, 2010 Kirsten Cummings, conductor “Chamber Ensembles and Voices” Shenandoah Conservatory “Country Dance” from Cajun Folk Songs II... Ticheli Symphonic Wind Ensemble University of Washington L’Heure du Berger...... Francaix Emily Threinen, conductor Campus Band Grand Quartet...... Waterson Garrick Zoeter, clarinet Gary Brattin, and Ethan Chessin, conductors Three Spanish Songs...... Tommasini September 25, 2009 The Dream of Oenghus...... Rudin July ...... Torke “Inspirations from Song” From Every Horizon...... Dello Joio Dancing with Fire...... Stuart (student composer) Chester...... Schuman Trio per Uno...... Zivkovic Lux Aurumque (Light of Gold)...... Whitacre Mass ...... Stravinsky 16 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2010 University of Washington Lawrence University Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble “Lohengrin”...... Wagner/Cailliet Band, Chamber Singers, and Men’s Glee Club Andrew Mast, conductor Profanation from “Jeremiah” Symphony No. 1...... May 27, 2010 Robert Belser, guest conductor ...... Bernstein/Bencriscutto “Ruah: Wind & Spirit” Janet Anthony, cello Mein Jesu! Was Für Seelenweh, BWV 487...... April 17, 2010 ...... Bach/Reed Wind Ensemble “Pulitzer Plus” Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Timothy Salzman, conductor Chamber Singers Symphonic Band University of British Columbia Geoffrey Boers, conductor George Washington Bridge: Symphonic Wind Ensemble Joyce Guyer, soprano An Impression for Band...... Schuman Robert Taylor, conductor Angels in the Architecture...... Ticheli. Ballad for Band...... Gould February 11, 2010 The Evidence of Things Unseen...... Rogers From Every Horizon (A Tone Poem to New York).... Olympic Reflections The Future of Fire...... Long ...... Dello Joio Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Canzon Septimi Toni No. 2...... Gabrieli Steven Morrison, conductor Casanova...... de Meij Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams Alison Farley and Eric Smedley, conductors Song (for Band)...... Bolcom Scherzo alla Marcia from Symphony No. 8...... Men’s Glee Club Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant ...... Vaughan Williams Steven Demorest, conductor Traffic...... Rorem Prelude in E-flat Minor, Op. 34, No. 14...... Medium Funk Prelude...... Richards ...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Lawrence University Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds The Last Words of David...... Thompson Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Dusk ...... Bryant Liturgical Music...... Mailman Master Sergeant Todd Baldwin, trombone Variations on “America” (God Save the Queen)...... Concert Band May 15, 2010 ...... Ives/Rhoads Kirsten G. Cummings and Vu Nguyen, Bugler’s Dream...... Arnaud conductors Symphonic Band Olympic Fanfare and Theme...... Williams/Curnow Hold this Boy and Listen...... Pann Golden Light; A Celebration Piece...... Maslanka Three Chorale Preludes...... Latham Colloquy for Solo Trombone and Symphonic Band.. University of British Columbia Courtly Airs and Dances...... Nelson ...... Goldstein Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Robert Taylor, conductor University of Washington Tears ...... Maslanka April 15 & 17, 2010 DMA Student Conducting Lecture Recital Symphony No. 8...... Maslanka Gary Brattin, conductor Ronald Searle Suite...... Murray April 16, 2010 University of Wisconsin-Madison Overture, from “Selmasongs” (Dancer in the Dark). Wind Ensemble ...... Björk La Creation du Monde...... Milhaud Scott D. Teeple, conductor Slava!...... Bernstein L’Histoire du Soldat...... Stravinsky “ca. Now!” – New and Original Works by Cave ...... Peck Music for 18 Winds...... Harbison living composers Frenergy...... Ecstacio/Linklater October...... Whitacre University of Washington Jaunt ...... Stillwell Ecstatic Waters...... Bryant MM Student Conducting Lecture Recital Home of the Great Spirit...... Mitchell Kirsten Cummings, conductor Homages...... Djupstrum CANADA May 1, 2010 Lullaby for Kirsten...... Bassett My Hands Are a City...... Newman SASKATCHEWAN First Symphony for Band...... Bolcom University of Saskatchewan Nocturno for Winds, op. 24...... Mendelssohn Wind Orchestra Ragtime for 11 Instruments...... Stravinsky Glen Gillis, conductor Façade – An Entertainment...... Walton CANADA Tommy Davis, alto saxophone Adam Streisel, trumpet University of Washington VANCOUVER, BC November 27, 2009 DMA Student Conducting Lecture Recital University of British Columbia

Vu Nguyen, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble The Banks of Newfoundland...... Cable June 8, 2010 Robert Taylor, conductor October 8, 2009 Fascinating Ribbons...... Tower Red, White, and Blues Theories No. 4...... Boechler Signals from Heaven...... Takemitsu Arabesque...... Hazo Folk Songs...... Berio Fanfare from “La Péri”...... Dukas Fancy Vienna...... Doss Intégrales...... Varèse Petite Symphonie...... Gounod Cantus...... Doss Dupree’s Paradise...... Zappa Suite Française...... Milhaud Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance *like olives...... Aresty Festive Overture...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Wedding Dance...... Press/Johnson/Fennell The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson Blue Shades...... Ticheli University of Saskatchewan WISCONSIN Wind Orchestra Lakeland College University of British Columbia Glen Gillis, conductor Concert Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Brian Unverricht, guest conductor Russell Pettitt, conductor Robert Taylor, conductor Meaghan Haughian, flute Arthur Johnson, piano Concert Winds March 19, 2010 April 18, 2010 John Van Deursen, conductor November 19 & 20, 2009 “…Go”...... Hazo Overture Il Re Pastore, K. 208...... Mozart/Davis Sacred Symphonies The Gum-Suckers March...... Grainger/Rogers Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon...... Grainger Mass from La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed Concerto No. 2 for Piano, Winds, and Percussion..... Concert Winds A Lindisfarne Rhapsody...... Sparke ...... Maslanka Canzona...... Mennin Incantation and Dance...... Chance King Cotton March...... Sousa/Fennell Medieval Suite...... Nelson Noisy Wheels of Joy...... Whitacre Children’s Folksong Suite...... Walczyk Fall Fair...... Ridout Sea Songs...... Vaughan Williams Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Symphonic Wind Ensemble Aria for Winds...... Gillis Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare...... Strauss Romanian Dances...... Doss