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The Studio Orchestra at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music THE STUDIO ORCHESTRA AT THE BOB COLE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC PRESENTS PROGRAM Kingdom Hearts Suite Yoko Shimomura arr. Adam Humphreys Undertale Medley Toby Fox arr. Andres Soto “To Zanarkand” from Final Fantasy X Nobuo Uematsu arr. Adam Humphreys The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses Koji Kondo, Toru Mingegishi, Hajime Wakai II. The Wind Waker arr. Chad Seiter Themes from Star Wars: Battlefront 2 and Star Wars: A New Hope Gordy Haab and John Williams arr. Adam Humphreys and Robert Luke Martin -Intermission- Journey Medley Austin Wintory arr. Andres Soto God of War Suite Bear McCreary arr. Keith Milligan Rosie Ghan Sahagun, soloist Themes from Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Brian Tyler arr. Robert Luke Martin Rosie Ghan Sahagun, soloist The Champion’s Ballad from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Hajime Wakai arr. Robert Luke Martin Marylin Mello, soloist Mario Kart Live Ryo Nagamatsu arr. Robert Luke Martin The Studio Orchestra at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music Violin I Flute Trumpet Kelsey Lih Summer Wilson Maxfield Maynard Cole Perez Aaron Hoguin Oboe Violin II Georgette Patricio Trombone Adrian Sifuentes Christian Fuentes Jinsei Goto Daniel Nakazono Violia Clarinet Marylin Mello Samuel Choi Percussion Marisa Ramey Kris Calicdan Bassoon Chris Amaro Cello Mary Perkins Sebastian Lee Mitchell Moffitt Piano Kathryn Carlson Travis Solesbee, MM ’18 French Horn Double Bass Keith Pepper Music Director Katie McNamara Jennifer Ornelas Robert Luke Martin, MM ‘19 Avery Jett Rachel Aragaki About Us The Studio Orchestra at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music started as a one concert project in 2018, presenting the most iconic video game scores with full orchestra and choir. Since its inception, the orchestra has turned to functioning as a training orchestra for students and alumni of Cal State Long Beach who are looking to work as session players in the recording studios of Los Angeles. Previous concerts have included the music from anime shows and films, a rock concert with a live band, a celebration of the music from Steven Universe, and a night of music with Irish singer-songwriter Chloë Agnew. The Studio Orchestra is a student organization under Associated Students, Inc. at CSULB. Board Members Stay up to date with the Studio Orchestra on Katie McNamara, President Facebook and Instagram Marylin Mello, Vice President /studiorchestraBCCM Georgette Patricio, Treasurer @so_bccm Sebastian Lee, Recording Secretary Marisa Ramey, PR Manager Maxfield Maynard, Summer Wilson, Members-at-large Robert Luke Martin is an internationally recognized conductor, organist, orchestrator, and concert producer, who strives to create exciting programming that introduces new audiences to the concert hall. As a conductor, Robert has served as both Music Director and Executive Director of the Irish Video Game Orchestra (Belfast, Northern Ireland), an organization he started while studying at Queen’s University Belfast. A group of musicians dedicated to introducing unreached audience through video game music, the IVGO has performed concerts described as “one of the most entertaining musical evenings I’ve experienced.” (Chris Hastings, Queen’s Radio) Prior to the IVGO, Robert was the Founding Music Director of the Houghton Pops Orchestra (Houghton, NY), where he wrote and produced two Celtic themed stage productions, “Hearts of the Highlands” and “Hearts of the Highlands II: A Song to Remember.” In addition to his work with the IVGO, Robert is also currently serving as the Music Director of the Studio Orchestra at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music, a training orchestra in Long Beach, California. Robert has received degrees from Houghton College, Queen’s University Belfast, and the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State University Long Beach, and has studied with Dr. Judy Congdon (organ), Gary Stith, John Carnahan, Dr. Jermie Arnold, and Dr. Donald Brinegar (conducting). This program was sponsored Additional Special Thanks to in part by our friends at -The Irish Video Game Orchestra -Dr. Alicia Doyle, our Faculty Advisor -Colleen Ryan and the DRH Staff -Rychard Cooper, Tech Guru -Bob Cole Conservatory of Music -Sebastian Wolff, Materia Collective Upcoming Concerts with Materia Collective is one of the world’s the Studio Orchestra leading video game music record labels, publishers, and right administrators. Find out March 27: Film Favorites more and check out their extensive catalog at www.materiacollective.com May 5: A Night in Ireland with The Reelers .
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