SCOTT S. HANNA Editor

REPORT SUMMER 2015

FROM THE PODIUM Dear Colleagues, motivate you to do the same.

Greetings from sunny Florida. I hope you are enjoying Clean out the email inbox. That little red badge telling a restful summer. me I have 532 unread emails is about to meet its match. I resolve to answer the important ones and It was great seeing many of you in Fort Collins at the delete all the rest. I’ll never be one of those “inbox 2015 CBDNA Athletic Band Symposium on the zero” folks, but at the very least, I’m going to start the beautiful campus of Colorado State University. Our new school year with a leaner, meaner email window. hosts, Rebecca Phillips and Richard Frey, did an While I’m at it, I think I’ll unsubscribe from lists that outstanding job providing a conference as good as any are no longer of interest to me. we have held. Many interesting and stimulating presentations, fresh approaches to common problems, Re-read the class syllabus. Word processing software is and a few surprises made for an outstanding event. great, but it’s all too easy to open a class document, This is what CBDNA is all about; colleagues helping change the date and hit print. This summer, I’m going colleagues in a professional and polished environment. to re-read those important docs, adjust the calendar Bravo to all involved for a job well done. related items, perhaps change the font, and maybe even update the course content. (I found one of my Summer is a good time to catch up on all the things most frequently used conducting class papers that that seem to slip away during the busy academic year. made reference to “VHS videotape.” Goodness. How Your summer “to-do” list probably looks like mine: a old is that document?) little travel, projects around the house, reconnecting with friends and family, recreation, maybe even a Transfer old recordings to digital. Most of us have movie or two. Yes, without summer to reinvigorate irreplaceable collections of audio and video recordings the soul, it might be a lot harder to make it through with musical moments that constitute the soundtrack the other nine months. I hope you are finding time of our lives. The sad reality is that the tape in those old to recharge your batteries. cassettes won’t last forever. Depending on storage conditions, some of them may already be But being the Type-A personalities that most of us unplayable. (I won’t even get started on those even tend to be, sooner or later we will start thinking about older reel-to-reel tapes.) This summer, I’m going to the new academic year and the challenges and transfer the ones that mean the most to me to digital excitement ahead. Sounds reasonable; a little before they are gone for good. This used to be a preparation in the summer will go a long way toward tedious process, but nowadays it’s as simple as finding a more organized fall semester. So in addition to my the right cable to connect your audio player to your “fun to-do list,” I also have a “professional to-do list” computer. I really should make this a priority. Once that I want to share with you. Hopefully this may these are gone, they are gone.

IN THIS ISSUE From the Podium – 1 Resources – 5 Dissertations/Treatises – 8 News – 2 Commissions/Premieres – 6 Programs – 9 CBDNA REPORT – 2 SUMMER 2015

Read a book. Some folks like to immerse themselves in Patrick Dunnigan a good novel while sitting poolside. That’s nice, but I’d rather use what little time I have for discretionary NEWS reading by expanding my musical mind. I enjoyed “We Were a Captive Audience” Diane Wittry’s “Beyond the Baton” from a few years Lawrence F. Stoffel ago so I think I’ll check out her newest tome (Baton Basics: Communicating Music through Gestures, This article originally appeared in the Spring 2014 issue of Oxford University Press). Whatever your taste, CMEA Magazine and is reprinted with permission. engaging in the printed word will have positive effects Outreach concerts and other such off-campus on your overall mental health. You just may find some performances should be commonplace and regular new approaches to old problems, or maybe just a little activities for our college and university music inspiration for your next rehearsal. There’s a ensembles. These concerts are an important and wonderful world of information out there beyond essential component of the collegiate ensemble Wikipedia. And after all, we are scholars. experience. Such outreach concerts also fulfill certain fundamental objectives of academia’s mission. The Organize concert selections. I’ve never been one of California State University proclaims the CSUs are those folks who can organize all concerts across the “working for California,” and the University of entire academic year. I envy those who can do this. California boasts itself to be a university “for, by and But this summer, I’m going to get the major works in of California.” Clearly the off-campus concert given place, find the scores, and spend some quality time by a collegiate ensemble is, at its very core, part of the breathing new life into some of my old favorites. Like university mission. many of you, I purchased a nice stack of new scores while at CBDNA National in Nashville. Rather than In December of 2013 the California State University, wait until fall, I’ll give these the thorough reading that Northridge Wind Ensemble presented an they deserve this summer. These days, if you don’t unprecedented outreach concert at one of California’s keep up with new band music, it will pass you by at state prisons — home to some of our state’s “fourth the speed of light. world population.” Located in Corona, the California Institution for Women (CIW) is a Level I–III prison That’s a nice list. More than enough to get me for female offenders. In addition to its large general through the dog-days of August. population, CIW houses inmates with special needs such as pregnancy, psychiatric care, methadone, and I’ll close by reminding everyone to make plans to medical problems such as HIV infection. CIW also attend your Divisional CBDNA Conference in Spring serves as a higher security facility for female inmates in Semester 2016. Our division presidents and host Administrative Segregation. conductors are busy planning events that will make The California Institution for Women opened in 1952 you enlightened and proud to be a member of and, except for the security perimeter, largely CBDNA. By the time you read this note, performing resembles a community college campus from that groups will have been selected for almost every decade. Indeed, the campus-like design was in keeping division. With numerous sites and dates available, with the 1950s’ progressive notion of rehabilitation. It there’s going to be a CBDNA Divisional Conference was originally called Frontera, a feminine derivative of near you. Can’t make the one in your own division? the word frontier. Until 1987, CIW was California’s No problem. Attend one that fits your schedule. only prison for female felons. Designed for an inmate Yes, division meetings are open to all CBDNA population of 1,080, the current bed count at CIW members, not just the one in your own division. Check surpasses 1,900. out the national website for links to the various division meeting websites. Save the date. Planning for the CSUN Wind Ensemble’s There is no excuse for missing a division meeting. performance at CIW began four months in advance of the concert date. The logistics for such a concert were That’s it for now. Continue to have a great summer. considerable. A formal security clearance was required Get some rest. See you soon. of each member of the band. Every aspect of the concert was scrutinized beforehand. Even our concert CBDNA REPORT – 3 SUMMER 2015 attire required approval by the prison warden. help us see the possibility of other things and other ways. One month prior to the concert the CIW chaplain and a volunteer visited the CSUN campus to speak Thank you for considering us. You with the Wind Ensemble musicians. The students are welcome here in our virtual reality. received a thorough briefing about concert day Women at CIW logistics along with a detailed review of prison procedures and protocols. Any student concerns about Upon arrival to CIW on the morning of the concert, safety were also answered. prison security thoroughly inspected all musical instruments and cases, sheet music, folders, and The chaplain also shared with us this letter from the equipment. No personal possessions (cell phones, CIW inmates: cameras, keys, purses, wallets, etc.) were permitted Dear Students: inside the prison. Each musician was individually processed through a metal detector and then issued an The incarcerated women here at the identification tag. California Institution for Women would very much appreciate you all The concert took place in the CIW auditorium. This taking time out of your busy schedule modest brick building, adjacent to the prison’s central to come and play for us. We never quad, resembles a ‘50s-era school cafetorium (part have the opportunity for live music auditorium, part cafeteria, part activity room). The here. We barely have access to music entire concert band could not fit on the auditorium’s as we do not have access to the digital small stage, so most of the musicians were seated on world you all have access to. Some of the main floor. (Anecdotally, despite the interior’s us have never seen a cell phone or austere appearance and its obvious lack of any frill, even used a phone without a cord the acoustics were extraordinary!) attached to a wall. For many of us, One-hundred inmates were permitted to attend the this will be a brand new experience concert. This was designated as a privileged event for we have never had before — to be which an inmate earned a special “ducat” to attend. able to see the instruments and the musicians up close would be The CIW staff and security personnel exhibited the extremely special. Some of us have highest level of professionalism and efficiency never seen a cello before or anything throughout the entire day. else. For those of us who have had the I could not adequately express just how profound the experience of a concert, it has been so concert experience was for all people there that day. long that it would be a joy to be The emotional response from the prisoners was transported by the beauty of music. equaled by the emotional response from the musicians. The Christmas season is notoriously difficult because it is miserable to be Two days after the concert we received the following in prison during this time — away letter from the prisoners: from family, friends, etc. A concert would give us a couple of hours from Dear Dr. Stoffel and Wind Ensemble, the mundane. We cannot thank you enough for For those of us who are older, seeing coming out here and presenting us amazing young people will be special. with the kind gift of music. The For those of us who are younger as introductions to familiar and not so you are, seeing people our age will familiar tunes were interesting and give us hope… For those of us who enhanced the beauty and/or fun of are older, seeing amazing young the song. The joy of music was people will be special. For those of us reflected as each of the members who are younger as you are, seeing introduced their instruments which people our age will give us hope… lightened the atmosphere and gave us an opportunity for gaiety. Through CBDNA REPORT – 4 SUMMER 2015

the decades that some of us have been Morales, euphonium, senior, BM Performance). incarcerated, there has not been a “Well it was very hard to play the music without classical music presentation given crying, knowing that some of these inmates have not within the institution. Many of us been on the outside world for decades and seeing their didn’t even know what the various reactions was by far a gift, one that remind me of the instruments were and this was a gift I have to play music for any audience that is brand new introduction to the Arts. willing to listen. It was like they’re watching a movie Finally, for a few hours we felt like a and we were able to see them live vicariously through human being — giving us an escape that movie. The movie was us” (Jason Kennedy, oboe, from our daily lives here. We wish all junior, BM Performance). of you a warm and loving holiday. We hope that you got as much out of the “I have never felt the experience of sharing such an day as we did because odds are that emotional musical event with so many people that I’ve this was a new experience for you too. never met before. You always had a sense of high expectation in the ensemble because everyone cared Thankfully, so much about making sure that the music was going The Grateful Women of the to be performed at 200%” (Alphonso Johnson, string California Institution for Women bass, senior, BA Music Education). A few weeks later the chaplain shared with us “Prisoners are not much different than us. Every one additional comments from individual prisoners: of us has made mistakes in our lives, they just happened to make bigger mistakes. Prisoners should “There is no joy, there is no beauty in a prison setting be respected and treated humanely by the public. We at Christmas, or ever. I was enthralled by the joy and simply showed them compassion the best way we beauty of your performance. Thank you.” could, through music” (Monica Long, senior, trumpet, “The experience awakened a light part of me that had BM Performance). been shut off. It made me feel as though, ‘Everything “After our performance one of the inmates walked up will be alright.’ ” to the clarinet section and said, ‘You know before you “The CSUN Wind Ensemble’s Christmas concert was guys got here I had no hope. But after hearing you spectacular! The musical performance they delivered play I know that everything is going to be alright. I’m came down from the heaven. The holy season is the going to be okay.’ As a whole, I came in expecting to most difficult for inmates to experience alone, without make an impact on them, who knew that they’d end loved ones. The joy that the Conductor and musicians up making a life-long impact on me?” (Shaniee Parker, brought to us, filled our hearts and distracted us from senior, clarinet, BA Music Education/BM Wind the pain of isolation…for just a little while, we didn’t Performance). feel quite so forgotten. The concert would never have been possible if not for “Utterly amazing and very valuable, it brought a nice the efforts and dedicated work of Dr. Maryloyola slice of humanity to CIW.” Yettke, the CIW Chaplain. She shared her thoughts about the concert in a letter: “From the moment the music began I was transported away from prison walls and fences to a place of When I received an email from Dr. memories and possible futures reside. My heart was Stoffel offering to bring the CSUN’s deeply touched.” Wind Ensemble into the prison I was Reactions from CSUN students were equally ecstatic. Every step of the way of the long (and sometimes laborious) profound: security process was met with “Playing a concert of this nature was truly special and graciousness by him and his students. fulfilling in a way that I had not previously Their music transported all of us to a experienced. I am extremely grateful for the world where there are no limitations. opportunity to participate in something so special for Dr. Stoffel’s introduction of the both the audience and performers alike” (Josiah various instruments was a delightful CBDNA REPORT – 5 SUMMER 2015

educational experience for all. It was for nearly an hour before the concert began. I found just plain fun. myself frequently forgetting that we were actually in a prison! The prison’s 1950s-era auditorium was in The students were amazing! They many ways identical to an auditorium found on the had such a professional presence campus of a typical public school. In many ways the about them. The ensemble was concert was as ordinary as any of the other outreach culturally diverse which made a visual concerts that the CSUN Wind Ensemble gives every (and strong) statement about the semester. I found it to be all the more extraordinary ability of people working together. that this prison concert was, at least for fleeting And, of course, music often has that moments, rather ordinary! ability. But unquestionably, this was no ordinary performance. A Warden’s schedule is exceptionally demanding as one might expect, but Immediately following the concert, the inmates were she came in on her day off (not that it methodically processed through the auditorium exit. is ever truly a day off), to attend the During those few minutes that it took for them to file concert. Her presence elevated the out, a few women came forward to express their significance of this first time ever gratitude directly to me and to the students. Among all event — something which did not go of the inmates that I spoke with that day in December, unnoticed by the inmates. I will remember one woman in particular. She shared with me that she has been incarcerated at CIW for Now, I have a confession to make. I over 40 years. Our Christmas concert was the first found myself watching the reactions time there that she had heard a performance of live of the inmates more than the music. Ensemble. These women, with whom I have worked extensively, were Let me repeat: she had not heard live music crying, smiling, and profoundly performed in over 40 years. brought into the experience. I could A few of the women also quietly shared personal see that for a brief moment in time anecdotes. One inmate wanted me know that she had they forgot that they were in prison. I played oboe in her school band. Another let me know knew that some of the women thought that she was once a university professor. I found great that they would never again see a live dignity in these brief conversations. orchestra in their life times; they were enthralled. I knew that some women One woman expressed her gratitude by saying that the had never experienced a concert in concert could have been twice as long and everyone their lives and truly had no idea what would still be wanting more. “It wouldn’t be possible to expect; they were captivated. for the concert to be too long,” she proclaimed. And then with a lighthearted smile, she added, “We were a Finally, the remarks I continue to captive audience.” receive after the event testify to its success. The deep hearted thank you’s warmed my heart and made all the RESOURCES work, well worth it. I am fervently Whatsoever Things … The Life and Teachings grateful to Dr. Stoffel and his students of John P. Paynter for their unselfish gift of giving of their Conceived and edited by Mark Camphouse time and talent! (GIA Publications) M. Yettke John P. Paynter was one of the true legends of the Chaplain, California Institution for Women wind band world, serving as the celebrated Director of Bands at Northwestern University, conductor of the I also experienced the same phenomenon that Dr. famed Northshore Concert Band, and President of the Yettke described about forgetting that we were all in a Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic. prison. After being processed through security, the CSUN students and I waited in the CIW auditorium CBDNA REPORT – 6 SUMMER 2015

Whatsoever Things … is a fascinating and long- piece that could be performed by both collegiate and overdue collaborative effort written by friends, high school bands in Arkansas and beyond. colleagues, former students, and with guidance from Tim Oliver, from Arkansas State University chaired the Paynter family. This new book delves into Mr. the commissioning committee. Other committee Paynter’s outstanding abilities as a great teacher, members were Karen Fannin formerly from Hendrix conductor, composer-arranger, leader, role model, College, now at the University of Nebraska – Omaha; innovator, and motivator. Alex Zacharella from the University of Arkansas – More than a simple portrait, Whatsoever Things … Fort Smith; Brantley Douglas from the University of culminates with an examination of the Paynter legacy Central Arkansas; Steve Knight formerly from as well as the present state of affairs in instrumental Henderson State University, now a doctoral student at music education and the wind band profession, and the University of Texas – Austin; Chris Knighten from how its role in the school curriculum and in society the University of Arkansas; and Carrie Pawelski from may change in the years ahead. Henderson State University. Writing team contributors speculate how Mr. Paynter The committee met during the 2013 National would have felt about the band world and CBDNA Conference in Greensboro, NC to discuss instrumental music education today as well as the parameters of the commission. These included a providing their own vision of its future. piece with wind ensemble instrumentation at approximately Grade 4 level which could be Contributors include: Marietta Paynter, Richard premiered by the Arkansas Intercollegiate Band and Blatti, Mark Camphouse, Chip De Stefano, John performed by other bands throughout the state of DeWitt, Bernard Dobroski, Nancy Golden, Scott Arkansas. The committee approached Michael Golinkin, Charles Hawes, David McCormick, Dennis Markowksi who graciously accepted the commission Montgomery, Mark Peterson, Stephen Peterson, with a scheduled premier by the 2015 Arkansas Mallory Thompson, and Bruce Paynter. Foreword by Intercollegiate Band. Ray E. Cramer. The result of this process was a new work by Michael “A remarkable book that captures the magnificent Markowski titled Monk by the Sea. Gary Hill from persona of a true icon, rendered with vivid and Arizona State University and clinician of the 2015 affectionate strokes by colleagues who knew him best. Arkansas Intercollegiate Band conducted the premier A narrative of notable achievement that comes to life of Monk by the Sea in Hot Springs, AR at the AR All- on every page, this is John Paynter as I remember him. State Conference with the composer in attendance. This book illuminates his commanding personality, The following program note, written by Michael penetrating wit, and warm and wonderful Markowski, was read prior to the premiere musicianship.” - John Knight, Professor Emeritus, performance. Oberlin Conservatory Monk by the Sea is inspired by an early COMMISSIONS AND 19th century painting of the same name (and not Thelonious Monk, I’m PREMIERES sorry to say!). The canvas is almost Monk by the Sea – Michael Markowski entirely made up of clouds, perhaps 80% The Arkansas State Chapter of CBDNA has been clouds, and at the bottom is a small active for many years. The chapter sponsors the man dressed as a monk looking out, Arkansas Intercollege Band, which performs each maybe introspectively, towards a dark, February at the Arkansas All-State Conference. This almost black sea. band represents the 14 active collegiate band It reminded me of all the times that programs in Arkansas. In 2013 this chapter decided to I’ve hiked up a mountain and looked embark on a commissioning project. The two goals of out into a vast valley—or the times this project were to continue and expand their that I’ve stared out into the endless activities as an active state CBDNA Chapter, and horizon of the ocean—those times second, to lead a commissioning effort resulting in a where I can’t help but be amazed at CBDNA REPORT – 7 SUMMER 2015

how beautiful and powerful Nature is. plants and animals have become dormant. One’s And at the same time, it’s a humbling mental landscape is open for national romantic reverie, reminder of how small and with the forest feeling like home, an age-old space for insignificant I am in contrast. self- reflection. I sometimes call this piece “Mike by the Sea” because 3rd movement: Autumn Storm in the Archipelago depicts the I get those same feelings when I try to write music— powers of nature that prevent lush vegetation from music when juxtaposed with major works (by, say, taking root in the furthermost, rocky islands of the Percy Grainger) make my own work seem small and archipelago. Rain and high wind create a storm that insignificant. I’m sure many of us, as young causes sea waves to form whitecaps that violently hit performers and artists, have felt the same way in the the cliffs of the islands. Everything is at the mercy of shadows of the masters. And so I often ask myself, the whirlwind. One cannot help but feel small when “why am I here?” and “why I am writing music?” nature proves its power. Why have I been so lucky to do this every day, 4th movement: Sallow November Moonlight. It is a cold especially considering that I don’t even have a degree November evening after sunset. Nature is dark and in music? I don’t think I’ve found any answers yet, but bald, and the full moon shines from the clear sky, in this piece, I’m definitely asking those questions. And giving the frozen earth and the few clouds a silvery maybe the monk in the painting is asking himself shade. In spite of the light’s coldness, it is warmly similar ones. welcome during the darkness of late autumn and gives Symphony No. 1 for Winds: Vignettes from one an opportunity to enjoy familiar landscapes in Finland – Matti Laiho different light. The cold and undecorated tones of this movement follow intently the motions of the moon in On April 23, 2015 the Georgia State University the night sky. Symphonic Wind Ensemble gave the premiere performance of Finnish composer Matti Laiho’s 5th movement: Snowfall on a Hillfort. It is a mild winter Symphony No. 1 for Winds: Vignettes from Finland. This day with almost no wind and large, fresh snowflakes 35-minute, seven-movement work was co- begin falling. They create a thick, soft curtain that commissioned by Georgia State University and the almost completely veils the landscape one had Finnish Navy Band. The premiere was led by Timo discovered only a moment ago. One can only hear the Kotilainen, conductor of the Finnish Navy Band. The quiet sound of the gentle snowfall. In spite of the cold composer has offered the following about the piece: winter, the earth is warmly covered by the blanket of snow. Nature turns a fresh new page that clears one’s Symphony No. 1 for Winds: Vignettes from Finland is a mind. programmatic piece for symphonic band in seven movements. It depicts nature from the early fall to the 6th movement: Foggy Morning in March. Temperature early spring from the point of view of an individual. differences between night and day are at their highest in spring. Longer daytime allows the sun to warm the 1st movement: Pastel Colors of Autumn is an impressionistic air that the cold earth once again cools during the symphonic poem that depicts subtle yet colorful night. Water evaporates from the surface of the earth autumn nature. Sunlight falls from the autumnal, during the day and condenses into thick fog at night. partly cloudy sky in pastel colors that tinge nature Not until well into the morning does the fog clear. The bathing in its autumnal display of color. The autumn dim light of dawn and the thick fog create a surreal is at the early stage where leaves have not yet fallen off atmosphere. This movement illustrates the break of trees and bushes and the warm nature is abundant day accompanied by mysterious fog. with different colors. Together, the sky and nature form an impressionistic painting. Later in the autumn, 7th movement: Spring Sunset on Snow Crust depicts the the colorful leaves fall, creating a multi-colored carpet spectacle of light and colors that occurs during the on the green ground. On cooler autumn days, the air sunset over snowy landscapes in the spring. The last is clear and allows the colors of nature shine brighter. chords of the composition fade out just like the last glimmer of sunset disappears behind the horizon. 2nd movement: Drowsy Autumn Forest takes the listener to a Finnish coniferous forest in late autumn as nature is Dynasty: Double Timpani Concerto – James ready to welcome winter. The forest is tranquil, for the Oliverio CBDNA REPORT – 8 SUMMER 2015

Composed for Mark and Paul Yancich, Dynasty highlights the timpani’s diverse personalities – rhythmic, melodic and virtuosic. Oliverio writes: “My DISSERTATIONS AND overreaching esthetic consideration was to evoke and TREATISES honor the rich legacy of the Brothers and their “What is there but memory?” Memory and ancestors, whose love and passion for music continues Musical Structure in Selected Works for Wind on across multiple generations. The musical metaphor Band by Ross Lee Finney for DYNASTY was conceived and developed on several levels: the personal, the ancestral, the political and…as Benjamin James Druffel a professional analogy as well.” Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the The five movements of the Concerto roughly follow Degree of Doctor of Musical Arts in Wind Band Conducting the trajectory of the brothers’ careers from impetuous Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, May 2015 youthful optimism and naïveté through a time of This paper explores American composer Ross Lee transition professional success and fulfillment, and Finney II’s (1906–1997) employment of musical their contribution to their family legacy and its memory as an expressive and structural tool. Through continuity (Their father, Milan Yancich, taught horn his music, Finney attempted to recreate the process of for seventy years at the Eastman School of Music.) memory that takes place in the mind. For Finney, The duo performs on eleven timpani of different sizes, memory was not a “patchwork quilt” of recalled whose pitches can be altered by means of foot pedals. images reassembled into a new construction, but a The first movement, “Impetuous,” sets up a harmonic process—or, as composer and musicologist Edith counterpoint that recurs in various iterations and Boroff has put it, “not nouns but verbs.” Finney transformations throughout the entire work. It composed several works during the 1960’s and 1970’s includes the first of several interchanges between the that are known to have been inspired by his brothers, emphasizing rhythm. The second fascination with memory including three works movement, “Naïvité,” features an aspect of the initially composed for wind band discussed here: timpani seldom encountered: a lyrical melodic line Summer in Valley City (1968), Skating on the Sheyenne (1978), shared by the brothers in such a way that it sounds like and Variations on a Memory (1975). a single player. The following “Interlude” is the first of This paper is divided into three parts. The first part is three cadenzas, this one demonstrating a single an examination of the compositional practices performer playing two separate musical lines and adopted by Finney early in his career that have an glissandi involving the use of the pedals to alter the impact on the later “memory works.” The second and instruments’ pitch. The finale, “Destiny,” pulls out all third parts of this study involve a detailed discussion of the stops with virtuosic cross-rhythmic interchanges Finney’s concepts of memory as it relates to the and two improvised cadenzas. It is a new creative aforementioned works. The analysis specifically details voice for these once merely accompanying instruments. the use of memory as an expressive and structural The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, under the process. Two appendices follow: Appendix 1 includes direction of Robert Spano, premiered the orchestral comments on the analysis of the hexachord practice version of the concerto in May 2011, and the Atlanta found in the three memory works examined here. Youth Wind Symphony, Case-Western Reserve Appendix 2 is a complete list of Finney’s works for University, and the University of South Carolina wind band including instrumentation, discography, commissioned the wind versions (wind ensemble and and program notes. concert band). The University of South Carolina, Scott Weiss, conductor, gave the world premiere of the wind ensemble version in October 2014, and the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony presented the world premiere of the concert band version on May 19, 2015. CBDNA REPORT – 9 SUMMER 2015

PROGRAMS University of Alabama ALABAMA Concert Band University of Alabama Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Wind Ensemble Tim Heath and Danielle Todd, Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor doctoral conducting assistants Randall Ogren Coleman, associate conductor November 20, 2014 September 25, 2014 Americans We ...... Henry Fillmore Fanfare and Allegro ...... Clifton Williams Chorale and Alleluia ...... Howard Hanson Symphony No. 1 for Band ...... Claude T. Smith Tribute ...... Travis Cross Mare Tranquillitatis ...... Roger Zare Zing! ...... Scott McAllister Finish Line ...... Cindy McTee

Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Paganini ...... James Barnes University of Alabama Wind Ensemble

Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor University of Alabama Randall Ogren Coleman, associate conductor Symphonic Band Brittany Hendricks and Eric Yates, trumpet Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor November 20, 2014 Erin Colleen Cooper, doctoral conducting associate Alarm Calls ...... Scott Lindroth September 29, 2014 Symphony No. 1 “My Hands Are A City”, mvt. I ...... Blow It Up, Start Again ...... Jonathan Newman ...... Jonathan Newman City Trees ...... Michael Markowski Double Trumpet Concerto ...... Erik Morales Olympia Hippodrome ...... Russell Alexander Stomp ...... Donald Grantham Lincolnshire Posy ...... Percy Grainger

University of Alabama University of Alabama Symphonic Band Concert Band Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Heath Nails, guest conductor Tim Heath and Danielle Todd, John Mackey, composer-in-residence doctoral conducting assistants Alabama Honor Band Festival October 7, 2014 February 5, 2015 ffff! Color Prelude ...... Kyle Blaha Sheltering Sky ...... John Mackey Fiesta! ...... Philip Sparke El Relicario ...... Jose Padilla Four Scottish Dances ...... Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... John Zdechlik Fairest of the Fair ...... John Philip Sousa The Frozen Cathedral ...... John Mackey

University of Alabama Symphonic Band University of Alabama Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Wind Ensemble Erin Colleen Cooper, doctoral conducting associate Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor November 10, 2014 Randall Ogren Coleman, associate conductor John Mackey, composer-in-residence The Star Spangled Banner ...... Alabama Honor Band Festival ...... John Stafford Smith, arr. Stamp February 7, 2015 Two-Lane Blacktop ...... James M. David The Klaxon ...... Henry Fillmore Masque ...... Kenneth Hesketh Dum Spiro Spero ...... Chris Pilsner Gone ...... Scott McAllister Peterloo Overture ...... Malcolm Arnold, arr. Sayre Wine-Dark Sea: Symphony for Band ...... John Mackey CBDNA REPORT – 10 SUMMER 2015

University of Alabama March of the Mogul Emperors ...... Concert Band ...... Edward Elgar, arr. Longfield Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Belkis, regina di Saba ...... Ottorino Respighi, arr Kimura Tim Heath and Danielle Todd,

doctoral conducting assistants March 2, 2015 ALASKA Undertow ...... John Mackey University of Alaska Anchorage Cajun Folk Songs ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Ensemble Pentland Hills ...... James W. Howe Mark Wolbers, conductor God of our Fathers ...... Claude T. Smith Hayley Duque and Billy Gaines, guest conductors Patricia Kostek, clarinet Mark Wolbers, basset horn University of Alabama April 17, 2015 Symphonic Band “Canada on Parade” Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Heath Nails, guest conductor Award of Merit Ceremonial March ...... James Gayfer March 2, 2015 Dreamscapes ...... Allan Gilliland Sodbuster ...... Elizabeth Raum Groovy Loops ...... Scott McKenzie On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... David Holsinger Pineapple Poll ...... Arthur Sullivan, arr. Mackerras Concertpiece No. 2, Op. 114 ...... Foundation ...... Mark Camphouse ...... Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, arr. Gee Conga del Fuego Nuevo .... Arturo Marquez, trans. Nickel Band Hut Sketches No. 2: Parade ...... John Weinzweig Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud University of Alabama Concert Band Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor ARKANSAS Tim Heath and Danielle Todd, University of Central Arkansas doctoral conducting assistants Wind Ensemble April 13, 2015 Ricky Brooks, conductor Albanian Dances ...... Shelley Hanson Justin Cook, trombone Old Churches ...... Michael Colgrass February 2, 2015 Black Horse Troop ...... John Philip Sousa Cuban Overture ...... George Gershwin The Ascension ...... Robert W. Smith Blue Bells of Scotland ...... Arthur Pryor Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Percy Grainger Shepherd’s Hey ...... Percy Grainger University of Alabama Armenian Dances ...... Alfred Reed Symphonic Band Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite ...... Karl King Randall Ogren Coleman, conductor Heath Nails, guest conductor April 13, 2015 University of Central Arkansas Luminescence ...... David Biedenbender Symphonic Band Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ...... Brantley Douglas, conductor ...... Richard Wagner, trans. Calliet Ricky Brooks, guest conductor Council Oak ...... David Gillingham Mary P. Light, graduate conductor Bookmarks from Japan ...... Julie Giroux February 11, 2015 English Folk Song Suite ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Incantation and Dance ...... John Barnes Chance University of Alabama The Thunderer ...... John Philip Sousa Wind Ensemble After the “Thunderer” ...... Ira Hearshen Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor The Flashing Eyes of Andalucia ...... John Philip Sousa April 13, 2015

CBDNA REPORT – 11 SUMMER 2015

University of Central Arkansas Travis Shaver, clarinet Wind Ensemble April 23, 2015 Ricky Brooks, conductor Luminescence ...... David Biedenbender Mary P. Light, graduate conductor Fantasy on Au Clair de la Lune ...... Paul Jeanjean Mallory Brooks, alto saxophone Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Arnold Jacob Taylor Cunningham, dancer Symphony in B-flat ...... Paul Hindemith March 11, 2015 The Free Lance ...... John Philip Sousa Easter Monday on the White House Lawn ......

...... John Philip Sousa Fantaisie for Alto Saxophone and Symphonic Band ...... CALIFORNIA ...... Jules Demersseman The Solitary Dancer ...... Warren Benson Concordia University Irvine Sea Goddess-Myth for Winds and Percussion ...... Wind Orchestra ...... Hiroaki Kataoka Jeff Held, conductor Carmen Symphony ...... George Bizet/Jose Serebrier Wesley Barnes, narrator March 29, 2015

Chorale and Alleluia ...... Howard Hanson University of Central Arkansas My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish ...... University Band ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Reed Mary P. Light, director & graduate conductor Akedah ...... Jesse Ayers Rebecca Kimmons, graduate conductor Sanctuary ...... Frank Ticheli Gunnar Bartlett and Lauren Lacy, With Heart and Voice ...... David Gillingham undergraduate conductors April 21, 2015 Fanfare for the Third Planet ...... Richard Saucedo Pomona College Band Eire ...... Melanie Donahue Graydon Beeks, conductor Domingo Ortega Concert Pasadoble ...... Lucy Shelton, soprano ...... Florencio Ledesma and Rafael Oropesa May 2 & 3, 2015 Old Scottish Melody ...... Charles A. Wiley Scaramouche ...... W. Francis McBeth Song of the Mountain Horn .... Bela Bartok, arr. La Plante Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud Mountain of the Sun ...... Rob Grice Intermezzo for Concert Band ...... Karl Kohn Kentucky 1800 ...... Clare Grundman “The Gum-Suckers” March ...... Percy Grainger When Time was Young ...... Tom Flaherty Orpheus Overture ...... Jacques Offenbach, arr. Lake University of Central Arkansas The Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Symphonic Band ...... John Philip Sousa Brantley Douglas, conductor Mary P. Light, graduate conductor April 21, 2015 University of California, Los Angeles Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn ...... Norman Dello Joio Wind Ensemble Second Suite in F for Military Band, Op. 28. No. 2 ...... Travis J. Cross, conductor ...... Gustav Holst Ian Richard, graduate assistant conductor Cloudburst ...... Eric Whitaker April 29, 2015 Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Mother Earth (A Fanfare) ...... David Maslanka A Movement for Rosa ...... Mark Camphouse Lincoln Portrait ...... Aaron Copland University of Central Arkansas Gone ...... Scott McAllister Wind Ensemble Give Us This Day ...... David Maslanka Ricky Brooks, conductor Brantley Douglas, guest conductor Mary P. Light, graduate conductor University of California, Los Angeles Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble CBDNA REPORT – 12 SUMMER 2015

Travis J. Cross, conductor guest conductors Ian Richard, graduate assistant conductor October 8, 2014 Symphonic Band Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Don Freund The Foundation ...... Richard Franko Goldman Fantasia in G Major, BWV 572 ..... Johann Sebastian Bach Symphony No. 4 for Winds and Percussion ...... Before Thy Throne I Now Appear (paraphrase on Bach) ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr...... Daniel Bukvich Salvation Is Created ...... Canzona ...... Peter Mennin ...... Pavel Tschesnekoff, arr. Houseknecht Omphalo Centric Lecture ...... Nigel Westlake Fortress ...... Frank Ticheli Four Scottish Dances ...... Malcolm Arnold, trans. Paynter Undertow ...... John Mackey Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Ensemble

*Momentum ...... Stephen Spies Vox Populi ...... Richard Danielpour, trans. Stamp Florida Atlantic University Carmina Burana ...... Carl Orff, arr. Krance Wind Ensemble Kyle Prescott, conductor

Christopher Schletter, guest conductor DELAWARE November 22, 2014 *At the Golden Horizon ...... Kevin Wilt University of Delaware Gloriana, Op. 53a: The Courtly Dances ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Benjamin Britten, arr. Bach Chad Nicholson, conductor Pageant, Op. 59 ...... Vincent Persichetti Michael D’Avino, guest conductor Festa Criolla from A Night in the Tropics ...... November 21, 2014 ...... Louis M. Gottschalk Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Serenade No. 12 in c minor, K. 388 ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger ...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Colonial Song ...... Percy Grainger Remember the Molecules ...... Michael Markowski Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud Pas Redoublé, Op. 86 ...... Cathedrals ...... Kathryn Salfelder ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, trans. Frackenpohl *Geodesy ...... Lawton Hall Famishius Fantasticus ...... Michael Markowski

Florida Atlantic University University of Delaware Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Kyle Prescott, conductor Chad Nicholson, conductor Christopher Schletter and Alejandro Navarro, Michael D’Avino, guest conductor guest conductors John David Smith, horn Benjamin Charles, marimba March 25, 2015 February 11, 2015 Frenergy ...... John Estacio Sleep, My Child ...... Eric Whitacre, arr. Gershman Slava! ...... Leonard Bernstein Voice of Space ...... Johan de Meij Children’s March: Over the Hills and Far Away ...... American Salute ...... Morton Gould, arr. Lang ...... Percy Grainger The Glass Bead Game ...... Jim Beckel Single ...... Jonathan Newman Aegina and Bacchanallia ...... Prism Rhapsody for Marimba and Wind Ensemble ...... Aram Khachaturian, arr. Hicken ...... Keiko Abe Jazzologue No. 1 ...... Joseph Turrin Now the Power of Heaven ...... Grigory Lvovsky Baron Cimetiere’s Mambo ...... Donald Grantham

FLORIDA Florida Atlantic University Florida Atlantic University Chamber Winds Wind Ensemble Kyle Prescott, conductor Kyle Prescott, conductor Alejandro Navarro, guest conductor Christopher Schletter and Alejandro Navarro, March 23, 2015 CBDNA REPORT – 13 SUMMER 2015

Canzon ...... Samuel Scheidt March 19, 2015 Kleine Dreigroschenmusik ...... Kurt Wiell East Meets West Children’s Corner ...... Claude Debussy Variations on a Korean Folk Song .... John Barnes Chance Trio for Oboe, Bassoon and Piano ...... Francis Poulenc Bali ...... Michael Colgrass Sonata for Two Clarinets ...... Francis Poulenc Symphonic Dances ...... Yosuke Fukuda La Tombeau de Couperin ...... Maurice Ravel Korean Dances ...... Chang Su Koh Good Soldier Schweik Suite, Op. 22 ...... Robert Kurka Dragon Rhyme ...... Chen Yi Sakura, Sakura ...... Traditional, arr. Cramer Moth ...... Viet Cuong Florida Atlantic University Wind Ensemble Kyle Prescott, conductor Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony April 8, 2015 Scott A. Stewart, conductor Mars from The Planets, Op. 32 ...... Gustav Holst George Curran, New York Philharmonic, Kleine Dreigroschenmusik ...... Kurt Weill bass trombone *Urban Impressions ...... Kevin Wilt Mark Yancich, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, timpani Jupiter from The Planets, Op. 32 ...... Gustav Holst Jauvon Gilliam, National Symphony Orchestra, timpani

May 19, 2015 University of South Florida Atlanta Symphony Hall - Atlanta, GA Wind Ensemble June 6, 2015 John C. Carmichael, conductor Carnegie Hall - New York, NY February 26, 2015 Downey Overture ...... Oscar Navarro Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Afterlight ...... William Pitts ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Vital Signs of Planet Earth: Concerto for Bass Trombone Pale Blue on Deep ...... Aaron Perrine ...... David Gillingham Sinfonia 29 ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Avshalomov Children's March ...... Percy Grainger Hammersmith, Prelude and Scherzo, Op 52 ...... Harlequin ...... Bruce Broughton ...... Gustav Holst Dynasty: Double Timpani Concerto ...... James Oliverio Cossak Dance from The Slippers ...... Mosaic ...... Stephen Paulus ...... Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Bourgeois Moth ...... Viet Cuong The Passing Bell ...... Warren Benson

The Invincible Eagle ...... John Philip Sousa Amor de mi Alma ...... Z. Randall Stroope, trans. Umar Georgia State University Danzón No. 2 ...... Arturo Márquez, trans. Nickel Symphonic Wind Ensemble Robert J. Ambrose, conductor

Chee Weng Yim, assistant conductor University of South Florida Darrin Oehlerking, guest conductor Wind Ensemble Kenneth Long, bass clarinet John C. Carmichael, conductor October 9, 2014 April 21, 2015 Through the Looking Glass ...... Jess Turner Fanfarria, Op. 50 ...... Javier Pérez Garrido Melodious Thunk ...... David Biedenbender Precious Metal ...... D.J. Sparr Sleep ...... Eric Whitacre Spin Cycle ...... Scott Lindroth “Do the Hustle” from The Light Fantastic ...... Heart¹s Music ...... David Diamond ...... Andrew Rindfleisch Symphony No. 4 ...... David Maslanka Wine-Dark Sea Symphony ...... John Mackey

GEORGIA Georgia State University Wind Orchestra Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony Chester B. Phillips, conductor Scott A. Stewart, conductor Devin Reid, assistant conductor CBDNA REPORT – 14 SUMMER 2015

Andrew Trachsel, guest conductor Georgia State University October 16, 2014 Wind Orchestra A Musical Toast Chester B. Phillips, conductor Lanae Dickstein, assistant conductor A Musical Toast ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Grundman Vincent Rose, guest conductor Avelynn’s Lullaby ...... Joel Puckett February 22, 2015 People in Glass Houses ...... John Philip Sousa Asphalt Cocktail ...... John Mackey Variations on a Shaker Melody ...... Aaron Copland A Song for Lyndsay ...... Andy Bosyen Down a Country Lane ...... Aaron Copland “In Taberna” from Carmina Burana ...... Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Gordon Jacob ...... Carl Orff, arr. Krance The Seal Lullaby ...... Eric Whitacre “Joy” from Awakening ...... Joseph Curiale Give Us This Day ...... David Maslanka

Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble Georgia State University Georgia State University Wind Orchestra and Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestra, Symphonic Wind Ensemble, and Chester B. Phillips and Robert J. Ambrose, University Singers conductors Robert J. Ambrose, Chester B. Phillips, and March 2, 2015 David W. Vandewalker, conductor High School Concerto Competition Winners Lanae Dickstein and Katie Rogers, Wind Orchestra assistant conductors Premiere Rhapsody ...... Claude Debussy, trans. Miller November 20, 2014 Give Us This Day ...... David Maslanka Michael Colgrass Residency Symphonic Wind Ensemble Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble Country Band March ...... Charles Ives, trans. Sinclair Fanfare and Celebration ...... Ellen Taafe Zwilich Fantasia in G Major ...... My Jesus, Oh What Anguish ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Goldman ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Reed Morceau de Concert ...... Trittico ...... Vaclav Nehlybel ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, trans. Schmalz Mysterious Village ...... Michael Colgrass “Theme and Fugue” from A Young Person’s Guide ...... “More Cowbell” from Popcopy ...... Scott McAllister ...... Benjamin Britten, trans. Hile Wind Orchestra

The Beethoven Machine ...... Michael Colgrass Bali ...... Michael Colgrass Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble and University Singers Georgia State University Zululand ...... Michael Colgrass Symphonic Wind Ensemble Arctic Dreams ...... Michael Colgrass David W. Vandewalker and Robert J. Ambrose, conductors

Devin Reid, assistant conductor Georgia State University William Mann, trombone Symphonic Wind Ensemble March 9, 2015 Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble William Mann, trombone Traffic ...... Ned Rorem February 19, 2015 How Lovely is They Dwelling Place from German Music for All Southeastern Regional Concert Festival Requiem ...... Johannes Brahms, arr. Vandewalker Performance Shifting Tides ...... Luke Ellerd joyRiDE ...... Michael Markowski Night on Fire ...... John Mackey Prelude in e-flat minor, Op. 34, No. 14 ...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Reynolds Country Band March ...... Charles Ives, trans. Sinclair The Blue Bells of Scotland ...... Arthur Pryor Fantasia in G Major ...... From a Dark Millennium ...... Joseph Schwantner ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Goldman “Theme and Fugue” from A Young Person’s Guide ...... The Blue Bells of Scotland ...... Arthur Pryor ...... Benjamin Britten, trans. Hile CBDNA REPORT – 15 SUMMER 2015

“Theme and Fugue” from A Young Person’s Guide ...... Fedrik Pacius, arr. Kuikka ...... Benjamin Britten, trans. Hile The Star-Spangled Banner ...... John Stafford Smith Summer ...... Johann DeMeij

Life in the Capital City ...... Timo Forsström Georgia State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concert Band “Alla Marcia” from Karelia Suite, Op. 11 ...... David W. Vandewalker, conductor ...... Jean Sibelius, arr. Ambrose Katie Rogers, assistant conductor The White Reindeer Suite ...... Einar Englund, arr. Junna March 24, 2015 Symphony No. 1 for Winds: Vignettes from Finalnd ...... Matti Laiho Music from Carmina Burana ...... Carl Orff, arr. Bocook Jager March ...... Jean Sibelius Pacem ...... Robert Spittal Luminescence ...... David Biedenbender Night on Fire ...... John Mackey Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble David W. Vandewalker, conductor Lanae Dickstein, assistant conductor Georgia State University May 5, 2015 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Scherzo: Cat and Mouse ...... Robert Spittal Connie Frigo, saxophone “Horkstow Grange” from Lincolnshire Posy ...... Griffin Campbell, saxophone ...... Percy Grainger April 10, 2015 Pale Blue on Deep ...... Aaron Perrine North American Saxophone Alliance Galop ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger SE Region Conference

Fantasia for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble ...... Claude T. Smith ILLINOIS Spiritual for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble ...... Wheaton College ...... Brad Dietz Symphonic Band Timothy Yontz, conductor Michael Katterjohn, guest conductor Georgia State University Danny Richards, student conductor Concert Band Timothy Bedard, horn David W. Vandewalker, conductor April 18, 2015 Chee Weng Yim, assistant conductor Timo Kotilainen, guest conductor Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud April 21, 2015 Blessed Are They ...... Johannes Brahms, arr. Buehlman Slavonic Dance ...... Antonín Dvorák, arr. Gardner Metalfare ...... Ilari Hylkilä, arr. Ambrose Nocturno, Op. 7 ...... Johann Strauss As Summer Was Just Beginning ...... Larry Daehn Mutations from Bach ...... Samuel Barber Five Little Dances ...... Paul Creston, arr. Longfield Sunrise At Angel’s Gate ...... Philip Sparke On This Bright Morning ...... David Maslanka Stars and Stripes Forever ...... John Philip Sousa, ed. Brion The Big Cage ...... Karl King Georgia State University Wind Orchestra and Symphonic Wind Ensemble Chester B. Phillips and Robert J. Ambrose, INDIANA conductors Indiana University Katie Rogers and Chee Weng Yim, Wind Ensemble assistant conductors Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Timo Kotilainen, guest conductor Jeff Nelsen, horn April 23, 2015 CBDNA National Conference Aurora in April II: Music from Finland March 26, 2015 Wind Orchestra Maamme (Finnish National Anthem) ...... CBDNA REPORT – 16 SUMMER 2015

Ra! ...... David Dzubay David C. Woodley, conductor The Glass Bead Game ...... James Beckel April 23, 2015 Music for Wind Orchestra – No Strings Attached ...... Dig Down Deep ...... Timothy Mahr ...... Andre Previn Spiritual? and Perpetual Emotion from Symphony No. 5 Rite of Passage ...... arr. Cliff Colnot ½ ...... Don Gillis Psalm for Band ...... Vincent Persichetti Galop ...... Dmitri Shostakovich Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Don Freund

Indiana University Indiana University Concert Band Symphonic Band Vu Q. Ngyuen, conductor Eric M. Smedley, conductor Andrew D. Chybowski and Nicholas Waldron, April 23, 2015 guest conductors *Shattering Infinity ...... Benjamin Taylor March 31, 2015 Prelude in e-flat minor, Op. 34, No. 14 ...... Kirkpatrick Fanfare ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Reynolds Be Thou My Vision ...... David Gillingham Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Scarecrow Overture ...... Joseph Turrin, ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Give Us This Day ...... David Maslanka

Indiana University Indiana University Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Eric M. Smedley, conductor April 23, 2015 Tiffany J. Galus, guest conductor *Inventing Flight ...... William Bolcom, trans. Jason Nam Brennan Johns, euphonium Marche Sarcastique ...... Dmitri Shostakovich March 31, 2015 Tahiti Trot ...... Dmitri Shostakovich Spoon River ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Bainum Folk Dances ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Reynolds *The Moon Glistens ...... Joni Green

Concerto for Euphonium, Brass and Percussion ...... Vanja Lisjak KANSAS Theme and Variations, Op. 43a ...... Arnold Schoenberg Commando March ...... Samuel Barber University of Kansas Wind Ensemble Paul Popiel, conductor Indiana University Ben Harper and Steven Smyth, graduate conductors Wind Ensemble Scott Watson, tuba Stephen W. Pratt, conductor April 8, 2015 Jason H. Nam, guest conductor Serenade, Op. 7...... Richard Strauss Jeff Nelsen, horn Un vitrial et des oiseaux...... Olivier Messiaen April 7, 2015 Concerto for Tuba...... Eric Ewazen Orb and Sceptre ...... William Walton, arr. Paul Noble Symphony No. 4...... David Maslanka The Glass Bead Game ...... James Beckel Gone ...... Scott McAlister Wild Nights ...... Frank Ticheli University of Kansas th Prelude from the 49 Parallel ..... Ralph Vaughan Williams University Band Dance of the Jesters ...... Sharon Toulouse, conductor ...... Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer Ben Harper, graduate conductor Ash Reynolds, guest vocalist May 3, 2015 Indiana University Movies Concert Band Harry’s Wondrous World ..... John Williams, arr. Brubaker CBDNA REPORT – 17 SUMMER 2015

Catch Me If You Can ...... John Williams, arr. Bocook February 24, 2015 The Incredibles ...... Michael Giacchino , arr. McGiboney Saturday Morning Cartoons Cry Me A River ...... arr. Downton Cartoon ...... Paul Hart You’ve Got A Friend In Me ...... Façade Entertainments ...... William Walton ...... Randy Newman, arr. Harper Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 ...... Franz Liszt, arr. Reed Hymn to the Fallen ...... John Williams, arr. Lavender Barber of Seville Overture ...... Star-Crossed ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr...... Gioacchino Rossini, arr. Sedlak A Day in the West ...... arr. Dennis Llinás University of Kansas Symphonic Band Louisiana State University Matthew Smith, conductors Symphonic Band James Barnes, guest conductor Roy King, conductor Allison Cockshaw and Steven Smyth, March 10, 2015 graduate conductors May 5, 2015 Kirkpatrick Fanfare ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr. O Magnum Mysterium ... Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds Toccata Marziale ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams, ed. Battisti Zampa Overture ...... One Life Beautiful ...... Julie Giroux ...... Louis Joseph Ferdinand Hérold, arr. Safranek Porgy and Bess ...... George Gershwin, arr. Barnes British Eighth March ...... Alonzo Elliott Aurora Awakes ...... John Mackey El Camino Real ...... Alfred Reed Candide Suite ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Grundman Dance of the Jesters ...... Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer LOUISIANA Louisiana State University Northwestern State University Wind Ensemble Honors Wind Ensemble Damon Talley, conductor Donald Gee, Jeffrey Mathews and Dan McDonald, Danielle Emerich, Kelvin Jones, and Frank Wickes, conductors guest conductors June 12, 2015 Willis Delony, piano Shortcut Home ...... Dana Wilson March 17, 2015 Four Scottish Dances ...... Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Collaborations Undertow ...... John Mackey Commando March ...... Samuel Barber La Forza del Delstino ...... Giuseppe Verdi, arr. Rogers Serenade, Op. 7 ...... Richard Strauss Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Hunsberger Louisiana State University Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Igor Stravinsky Damon Talley, conductor Millennium Canons ...... Kevin Puts Josef Horácek, guest speaker February 10, 2015 Czechoslovakia Louisiana State University Serenade in d minor, Op. 44 ...... Antonín Dvorák Wind Ensemble Musica Boema ...... Zdenek Lukáš Damon Talley, conductor Music for Prague, 1968 ...... Karel Husa Dennis Llinás, guest conductor John Mackey, guest composer

April 14, 2015 Louisiana State University Funeral Music for Queen Mary ...... Symphonic Winds ...... Henry Purcell, trans. Stucky Dennis Llinás, conductor Octet ...... Ludwig van Beethoven Lori Bade, narrator Slalom ...... Carter Pann The Frozen Cathedral ...... John Mackey CBDNA REPORT – 18 SUMMER 2015

Louisiana State University October 7, 2014 Symphonic Winds Welcome, Matthew Dennis Llinás, conductor Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Kelvin Jones, guest conductor ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Timothy Beattie, guest composer and conductor O Magnum Mysterium ...... April 21, 2015 ...... Morten Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds Galop ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Hunsberger Orient et Occident ...... Camille Saint-Saëns Sheltering Sky ...... John Mackey Serenade in E-flat, Op. 7 ...... Richard Strauss Autumnal Equinox ...... Timothy Beattie The Frozen Cathedral ...... John Mackey Second Suite in F for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 2 ......

...... Gustav Holst Trauermusik ...... Richard Wagner, ed. Votta University of Massachusetts Amherst Sound and Smoke ...... Viet Cuong Concert Band Timothy Todd Anderson, conductor James Shetler, graduate conductor Louisiana State University Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Matthew Westgate, conductor Roy King, conductor Criag Simonetti, tenor April 23, 2015 November 24, 2014 He’s Gone Away ...... arr. Rick Kirby Spiritus mundi An American Elegy ...... Frank Ticheli Russian Christmas Music ...... Alfred Reed Concert Band Persis ...... James L. Hosay March from El Cid ...... Miklos Rozsa, arr. Hawkins Suite of Old American Dances ...... Robert Russell Bennett Heart Songs ...... David Maslanka On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... David Holsinger Yosemite Autumn ...... Mark Camphouse Overture to La Forza Del Destino ...... Overture to Nabucco ...... Giusepe Verdi, arr. Cailliet ...... Guiseppe Verdi, arr. Lake Wind Ensemble Four Scottish Dances ...... Malcolm Arnold

Bell Piece ...... Percy Grainger MASSACHUSSETS Sonata Pian e forte ...... Giovanni Gabrieli Andante con moto from Serenade, Op. 44 ...... Boston College ...... Antonín Dvorák Symphonic Band Scherzo alla Marcia ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams David Healey, conductor Ecstatic Waters ...... Steven Bryant Christopher Holland, Reynaldo Santana, and Tim Sullivan, guest conductors April 24, 2015 University of Massachusetts Amherst Red, White, and Blue Concert Band A Mighty Free Assembly ...... M.A. Hall, arr. Baca Timothy Todd Anderson, conductor Overture to Candide ...... Colby Vasquez and Matthew Westgate, ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Grundman guest conductors On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... David R. Holsinger James Shetler, graduate conductor Rise of the Firebird ...... Steven Reineke Matthew Chastain, vocalist Cake Walk and Schottische from Suite of Old American Amherst Regional High School Wind Ensemble Dances ...... Robert Russell Bennett Kara Nye, conductor Xerxes ...... John Mackey Noah Kayser-Hirsh, horn America the Beautiful ...... Samuel A. Ward, arr. Bullock April 12, 2015 Semper Fidelis ...... John Philip Sousa, arr. Brion, Schissel Amherst Regional High School Wind Ensemble Mother Earth ...... David Maslanka University of Massachusetts Amherst Allegro from Concerto No. 3 in E-flat Major ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Bardeen Matthew Westgate, conductor Indian Treaty Time ...... Brent Michael Davids CBDNA REPORT – 19 SUMMER 2015

Dreamcircus ...... Rob Deemer University of Massachusetts Amherst Concert Band Symphony Band with Percussion Ensemble Kirkpatrick Fanfare ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr. Matthew Westgate, conductor Ave Maria ...... Franz Biebel, arr. Robert Cameron December 14, 2014 Georgia Girl ...... Karl L. King, arr. Gene Milford Let’s Dance Foundry ...... John Mackey Selections from the Danserye ...... American Civil War Fantasy ...... Jerry Bilik ...... Thielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan Aquarela Do Brasil ...... Ary Barroso, arr. Anderson Washington Post ...... John Philip Sousa Combined Ensembles Solitary Dancer ...... Warren Benson Yorkshire Ballad ...... James Barnes Trauersinfonie ...... Richard Wagner The Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Suite of Old American Dances ..... Robert Russell Bennett ...... John Philip Sousa, ed. Brion

University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Massachusetts Amherst Symphony Band Wind Ensemble Matthew Westgate, conductor James Shetler, conductor March 4, 2015 Kathryn Salfelder, composer-in-residence Heaven and Earth March 2, 2015 Outdoor Overture ...... Aaron Copland Illumination ...... David Masklanka Moon by Night ...... Jonathan Newman Huntingtower Ballad ...... Ottorino Respighi Cathedrals ...... Kathryn Salfelder Consort for Ten Winds ...... Robert Spittal After a Gentle Rain ...... Anthony Iannacone Crossing Parallels ...... Kathryn Salfelder Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon ...... Percy Grainger The Thunderer ...... John Philip Sousa Angels in the Architecture ...... Frank Ticheli After "The Thunderer" ...... Ira Hearshen

University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Massachusetts Amherst Symphony Band Wind Ensemble Matthew Westgate, conductor Matthew Westgate, conductor Timothy T. Anderson, guest conductor Joshua Michal, horn James Shetler, graduate conductor April 22, 2015 April 28, 2015 Into the Unknown Written Inspiration Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Aaron Copland Overture to Candide ...... Leonard Bernstein City Trees ...... Michael Markowski As One Listens to the Rain ...... Daniel French The Glass Bead Game ...... James Beckel Sandburg Reflections ...... Lewis Buckley Sinfonietta for Concert Band ...... Ingolf Dahl Huckleberry Finn from The Mississippi Suite ...... Adventures on Earth ...... John Williams, arr. Lavender ...... Ferde Grofé Of Sailors and Whales ...... Francis McBeth University of Massachusetts Amherst Symphony Band Williams College Matthew Westgate, conductor Wind Ensemble James Shetler, graduate conductor Matthew M. Marsit, conductor October 14, 20145 Scott Smedinghoff, piano Postcards May 15, 2015 Savannah River Holiday ...... Ron Nelson Lightly Influenced Five Miniatures ...... Joaquin Turina Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ ...... Don Freund October ...... Eric Whitacre Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ...... Scenes from the Louvre ...... Norman Dello Joio ...... Igor Stravinsky Niagara Falls ...... Michael Daugherty The Snake Oil Peddler ...... Christopher Coleman

CBDNA REPORT – 20 SUMMER 2015

Persepolis Bazaar ...... Charles Fernandez Rhosymedre ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr. Beeler Sasparilla ...... John Mackey March Electric ...... Giuseppe Creatore Superior Wind Symphony MICHIGAN L’Inglesina ...... Davide Delle Cese, ed. Bourgeois *Out Like A Lion… ...... Libby Meyer Michigan Technological University An American in Paris ...... George Gershwin, arr. Krance Superior Wind Symphony Children’s March: “Over the Hills and Far Away” ...... Michael Christianson, conductor ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Rogers Eponine Zenker, piano Combined Ensembles November 8, 2014 Doodletown Fifers ...... Eddie Sauter/Bill Finegan All Music is Folk Music Pines of The Appian Way .... Ottorino Respighi, arr. d’Elia The Washington Post March ...... Second Suite in F for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 2 ...... John Philip Sousa, ed. Brion/Schissel ...... Gustav Holst Spring Festival ...... Chen Yi L’amour de moi ...... Anonymous, arr. Ward Swingle Vira-Folha ...... Traditional N.E. Brazil, arr. Hollenbeck MISSOURI Loch Lomond ...... Traditional, arr. Frank Ticheli Missouri University of Science and Technology Chant des Bateliers du Volga ... Traditional, arr. Stravinsky Combined Brass and Percussion, Symphonic Band, English Folk Song Suite ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams and Wind Symphony The Merry King ...... Traditional, arr. Grainger Robert J. Cesario, conductor Variations on a Korean Folk Song .... John Barnes Chance November 16, 2014

Combined Brass Michigan Technological University *Canonic Fanfare ...... Tony Cesario Superior Wind Symphony Symphonic Band Michael Christianson, conductor Fanfare & Aria ...... Barry Kopetz Matt Berry, voice Commitment, Honor and Service ...... Gary Fagan February 28, 2015 Delmar Festival Overture ...... John O’Reilly Day Into Night Comedy Tonight ...... Stephen Sondheim, arr. Phillippe Wind Symphony Morning, Noon & Night Overture ...... Exuberance! ...... Barry E. Kopetz ...... Franz von Suppé, arr. Morelli O Magnum Mysterium ...... Night Dances ...... Bruce Yurko ...... Morten Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light ...... Tirana ...... Carol Barnett ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Latham Overture for Band, Op. 24 ...... Bell Piece ...... Percy Grainger ...... Felix Mendelssohn-Bartoldy, orch. Garofalo Symphony No. 2, Mvt. 4 “Primeval Light” ...... Gustav Mahler, arr. McIntyre In Storm and Sunshine ...... J.C. Heed Missouri University of Science and Technology Dusk ...... Steven Bryant Combined Brass and Percussion, Symphonic Band, Morning Alleluias for the Winter Solstice ...... Ron Nelson and Wind Symphony *An Introduction to the Moon ...... Libby Larsen Robert J. Cesario, conductor 399th Army Band, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri WO1 Richard Chapman, conductor Michigan Technological University February 22, 2015 Campus Concert Band and Superior Wind Symphony Michael Christianson, conductor Combined Brass and Percussion April 24, 2015 Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Aaron Copland In the Throes of Radios Star Spangled Banner ...... John Stafford Smith, arr. R. Heine, ed. Chapman Campus Concert Band Symphonic Band A Little Shakespeare Suite ...... arr. Philip Gordon Waltz No. 2 from Suite for Variety Stage Orchestra ...... But Beautiful ...... Jimmy Van Heusen, arr. Nestico ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Curnow Ballad for Band ...... Morton Gould Fantasy on a Gaelic Hymnsong ...... David R. Holsinger CBDNA REPORT – 21 SUMMER 2015

Wind Symphony Dionysiaques, Op. 62 ...... Florent Schmitt Dancing in Rain ...... Yo Goto Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ...... “Seventeen Come Sunday” from English Folk Song Suite ...... Igor Stravinsky ...... Ralph Vaughn Williams Concerto for Trumpet and Symphonic Band ...... 399th Army Band ...... Alexander Arutiunian, arr. Duker Pale Blue on Deep ...... Aaron Perrine Danse Funambulesque ...... Jules Strens Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Percy Grainger Shepherd’s Hey ...... Percy Grainger 399th Army Band and Wind Symphony NORTH CAROLINA *Concerto for Trombone ...... James A. Beckel Jr. Appalachian State University Combined Ensembles Symphony Band Armed Forces Medley ...... arr. Dwayne S. Milburn Kevin Richardson, conductor Rolling Thunder ...... Henry Filmore John Stanley Ross, guest conductor Matthew Brusseau and Onsby Rose, graduate student conductor Missouri University of Science and Technology Frank Ticheli, guest conductor and composer Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony April 19, 2015 Robert J. Cesario, conductor April 26, 2015 The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Percy Grainger Amazing Grace ...... Frank Ticheli Symphonic Band First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1 ...... Promenade ...... David Stanhope ...... Gustav Holst Homage: Three Tapestries ...... David R. Holsinger Wild Nights! ...... Frank Ticheli Prelude and Fugato in f minor ...... Estampie ...... Vaclav Nelhybel ...... Francesco Durante, trans. Singleton Rest ...... Frank Ticheli Parable ...... Elliot del Borgo A Slavic Farewell ...... Vasily Agapkin Wind Symphony Vesuvius ...... Frank Ticheli Pacific Trilogy ...... Tommy J. Fry Ricercare ...... Jack Stamp Morning Song ...... Philip Sparke Appalachian State University *Scotch Cap Overture ...... Michel Fortin Wind Ensemble

John Stanley Ross, conductor NEW HAMPSHIRE Frank Ticheli, guest conductor and composer Erica Spear, flute Dartmouth College April 20, 2015 Wind Ensemble Nitro ...... Frank Ticheli Matthew M. Marsit, conductor An American Elegy ...... Frank Ticheli Alisa Rose, violin Dancing on Water ...... Frank Ticheli February 20 & 21, 2015 Poem for Flute and Winds ...... Charles Griffes An Evening in Metropolis Rocky Point Holiday ...... Ron Nelson Metropolis ...... Adam Gorb *Metropolis Concerto for Violin and Wind Ensemble ...... Richard Marriott Appalachian State University Metropolis Suite ...... Thomas Miller Concert Band Lost Vegas ...... Michael Daugherty Matthew Brusseau and Onsby Rose,

graduate student conductor Dartmouth College Kevin Richardson and John Stanley Ross, Wind Ensemble guest conductor Matthew M. Marsit, conductor April 22, 2015 Scott Smedinghoff, piano Benjamin Meyer, trumpet Fanfare of the Bells ...... William Gordon May 2, 2015 Shenandoah ...... Frank Ticheli Stravinsky and Friends Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Frank Ticheli Loch Lomond ...... Frank Ticheli CBDNA REPORT – 22 SUMMER 2015

Puszta ...... Jan van de Roost Grand Cities Children’s Choir Chorale and Shaker Dance ...... John Zdechlik Melanie Popejoy, conductor Variations on a Korean Folk Song .... John Barnes Chance Anne Christopherson, soprano The Washington Post March ...... John Philip Sousa April 23, 2015 Procession of the Nobles ...... Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Leidzén Gardner-Webb University And A Time ...... Jeff Jordan Symphonic Band The Cowboys ...... John Williams, arr. Curnow Matt Whitfield, conductor Symphony No. 4: Sinfonie der Lieder ...... Johan de Meij Paul Singh, student conductor Natasha Puplichhuisen, flute April 21, 2015 University of North Dakota Colossus of Columbia March ...... Wind Ensemble Chamber Players ...... Russell Alexander, arr. Bainum James Popejoy, conductor Concertino, Op. 107 ...... Cécile Chaminade, arr. Wilson April 26, 2015 Third Suite ...... Robert E. Jager Sleep ...... Eric Whitacre Intrada: Fanfares, Entrances & Marches ...... Alfred Reed Buffalo Dances ...... Robert W. Smith

Bond . . . James Bond ...... arr. Stephen Bulla University of North Dakota

University Band James Popejoy, conductor NORTH DAKOTA Kara Hartten, graduate conductor University of North Dakota Samantha Bonsness, undergraduate conductor Wind Ensemble Caleb Fritel, xylophone James Popejoy, conductor Paul Millette, vibraphone Robert Brooks, guest conductor Vinicius Sant’Ana, violin Dillon Parker, trumpet April 28, 2015 Nathan Stoerzinger, trumpet Music from Around the World - a Pops Concert March 8, 2015 American Fanfare ...... John Wasson The Thunderer ...... John Philip Sousa Royal Canadian Sketches ...... Ralph Ford After “The Thunderer” ...... Ira Hearshen Alpina Fanfare ...... Franco Cesarini Concerto for Two Trumpets ...... Erik Morales Rainbow Ripples ...... George Hamilton Green, arr. Werle Handel in the Strand ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Merz Oblivion ...... Astor Piazzolla, arr. Longfield Epinicion… ...... John Paulson Selections from The Sound of Music ...... Tempered Steel ...... Charles Rochester Young ...... Richard Rogers, arr. Christensen A Tribute to Lionel ...... André Waignein Russian Sailors’ Dance ...... Reinhold Gliére, arr. Isaac University of North Dakota Mambo Cubano ...... James Swearingen University Band James Popejoy, conductor March 8, 2015 OHIO Cenotaph ...... Jack Stamp Columbus State Community College Masque ...... W. Francis McBeth Concert Band Prelude and Fugue in g minor ...... Thomas Lloyd, conductor ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Moehlmann December 2, 2014 Twilight in the Wilderness ...... Christopher Tucker Holiday Concert Fusion ...... Brian Balmages Auld Lang Syne March ...... arr. Bill Moffit Coventry Carol ...... arr. John Lloyd University of North Dakota Winter Wonderland ...... arr. David Bennett Wind Ensemble African Noel ...... arr. Jerry Frazier James Popejoy, conductor CBDNA REPORT – 23 SUMMER 2015

Chanukah Festival Overture ...... Richard Wernick Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud A Fresh Aire Christmas ...... arr. Calvin Custer Wind Ensemble Variants on a Medieval Tune ...... Norman Dello Joio

Symphony No. 3: Tragic ...... James Barnes Youngstown State University Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor, BWV 582 ...... Wind Ensemble ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Hunsberger Stephen L. Gage and Brandt Payne, conductors

Heather Johnson, Nick Marzoula, and Kevin Scales, graduate conductors Youngstown State University September 3, 2014 Dana Chamber Winds An Evening at the Pops! Heather Johnson, Nicholas Marzuola, and Kevin Scales, graduate conductors YSU Fanfare ...... Matt VanSuch Fall 2014 Star Spangled Banner: A Love Song For Our Country ...... First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1 ...... arr. Jack Stamp ...... Gustav Holst Danza Cubanas ...... Robert Sheldon La création du monde ...... Darius Milhaud Super Mario Brothers ...... Koji Kondo, arr. Hoshide Serenade in E-flat, Op. 7 ...... Richard Strauss A Childhood Remembered ...... Rossano Gallante

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ...... Michael Kamen, arr. Lavender Youngstown State University Armed Forces Salute ...... arr. Robert Lowden Wind Ensemble Stars and Stripes Forever ...... John Philip Sousa Stephen L. Gage, conductor Brandt Payne, guest conductor

Stacie Mickens, horn Youngstown State University February 5-6, 2015 Concert Band and Wind Ensemble 2015 OMEA State Convention and Tour Stephen Gage and Brandt Payne, conductors Fanfare for Wind Ensemble ...... Alex Miller Anthony O’Toole, guest composer Variants on a Medieval Tune ...... Norman Dello Joio October 13, 2014 Up! ...... Anthony O’Toole October Winds Pele for Solo Horn and Wind Ensemble .. Brian Balmages Concert Band O’ Magnum Mysterium ...... Moorside March ...... Gustav Holst ...... Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds Seis Manuel ...... Shelley Hanson Niagara Falls ...... Michael Daugherty Komm, süßer Tod ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Reed Vesuvius ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Ensemble Youngstown State University Four Scottish Dances ...... Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Wind Ensemble Molly on the Shore ...... Percy Grainger Stephen L. Gage, conductor October ...... Eric Whitacre Brandt Payne, guest conductor Up! ...... Anthony O’Toole Stacie Mickens, horn Armenian Dances, Set I ...... Alfred Reed Poland Seminary HS Wind Ensemble Nicholas Olesko, conductor

Wadsworth HS Symphonic Band Youngstown State University Steven Hadgis, conductor Concert Band and Wind Ensemble February 27, 2015 Stephen L. Gage and Brandt Payne, conductors 9th Annual YSU Wind and Percussion Invitational Kevin Scales, graduate conductor Variants on a Medieval Tune ...... Norman Dello Joio November 24, 2014 Up! ...... Anthony O’Toole Musical Variations Pele for Solo Horn and Wind Ensemble .. Brian Balmages Concert Band O’ Magnum Mysterium ...... The Star Spangled Banner ...... Morten Lauridsen, arr. Reynolds ...... John Stafford Smith, arr. Balmages Niagara Falls ...... Michael Daugherty Distant Voices ...... Thomas Osborne Stars and Stripes Forever ...... John Philip Sousa Sea Songs ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams CBDNA REPORT – 24 SUMMER 2015

Youngstown State University Concert Band OKLAHOMA Brandt Payne, conductor Southwestern Oklahoma State University Kevin Scales, guest conductor Wind Symphony March 3, 2014 Marc Mueller, conductor Shortcut Home ...... Dana Wilson April 24, 2015 Canzona ...... Peter Menin Sonata Octavi Toni ...... Giovanni Gabrielli Foundry ...... John Mackey The Three Ravens ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Ragsdale Ballad for Band ...... Morton Gould Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor ...... El Capitan ...... John Philip Sousa ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Hunsberger To go and rest with thee ...... Jackson Anderson

Mambo Loco from Divertimento for Band ...... Youngstown State University ...... Ira Hearshen Concert Band Suite from Mass ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Sweeney Brandt Payne, conductor Solace ...... Steven Bryant Nicholas Marzuola, graduate conductor The Gallant Seventh ...... John Philip Sousa April 24, 2015 Radetzky March, Op. 228 ..... Johann Strauss, Jr., arr. Reed University of Oklahoma Rhosymedre ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr. Beeler Wind Symphony Symphony for Band, Op. 69 ...... Vincent Persichetti William K. Wakefield, conductor h2 Saxophone Quartet

Joesph Lulloff, saxophone Youngstown State University February 20, 2015 Dana Chamber Winds Redline Tango ...... John Mackey Kevin Scales & Nicholas Marzuola, *Concerto for Saxophone Quartet, Winds, and Percussion graduate conductors ...... KevilnWilt Spring 2015 Concerto for Alto Saxophone ...... Steven Bryant Façade ...... William Walton

Serenade in d minor ...... Antonín Dvorák Suite in B-flat, Op. 4 ...... Richard Strauss University of Oklahoma Wind Symphony

William K. Wakefield, conductor Youngstown State University Teresa C. Purcell, guest conductor Dana Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble February 26, 2015 Stephen L. Gage, conductor Chester Overture ...... William Schuman Kevin Scales, graduate conductor Adagio para Orquestra de Instrumentos de Viento ...... Cicilia Yudha, piano ...... Joaquín Rodrigo May 4, 2015 Concerto for Saxophone Quartet, Winds, and Percussion All American: Rhapsody in Blue ...... Kevin Wilt Wind Ensemble Brass and Percussion Redline Tango ...... John Mackey Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Aaron Copland

Symphony Orchestra Overture to Fidelio ...... Ludwig von Beethoven University of Oklahoma Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo ...... Aaron Copland Symphony Band Wind Ensemble Michael Hancock, conductor Strange Humors ...... John Mackey Jon R. Conrad, guest conductor Cloud of Witnesses ...... D. J. Sparr March 2, 2015 A Movement for Rosa/We Shall Overcome ...... Fantasia on G Major ...... Johann Sebastian Bach ...... Mark Camphouse After A Gentle Rain ...... Anthony Iannaccone Rhapsody in Blue ...... George Gershwin, arr. Hunsberger Children’s March ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Rogers Give Us This Day ...... David Maslanka CBDNA REPORT – 25 SUMMER 2015

University of Oklahoma Meditation at Lagunitas ...... Paul Dooley Concert Band Concerto for Marimba and Band ...... Gregory Bodine Brian Britt and Brian Wolfe, conductors The Three Embraces ...... Carter Pann March 2, 2015 An Ge' Fhiain ...... Ryan George Hounds of Spring ...... Alfred Reed Llwyn Onn ...... Brian Hogg Oregon State University Third Suite ...... Robert Jager Wind Symphony Prestissimo ...... Karl King Dana Biggs and Jason Silveira, conductors May 7, 2015 University of Oklahoma Commando March ...... Samuel Barber Wind Symphony Redwood ...... Ryan George William K. Wakefield, conductor Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Sean P. Kelley and Teresa C. Purcell, Give Us This Day ...... David Maslanka guest conductors

April 21, 2015 University of Portland Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Wind Symphony ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Patrick Murphy, conductor Visionplace of Souls ...... Kevin Walczyk Brian Carter and David Yee, conducting associates Nessun Dorma ...... Giacomo Puccini, trans. Patterson April 19, 2015 Wine-Dark Sea : Symphony for Band ...... John Mackey Resplendent Glory ...... Rossano Galante Chorale and Alleluia ...... Howard Hanson Emperata Overture ...... Claude T. Smith University of Oklahoma *Shattering Infinity ...... Benjamin Taylor Symphony Band Elixir ...... Michael Markowski Michael Hancock, conductor Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Percy Grainger Jon R. Conrad, guest conductor Danzón No. 2 ...... Arturo Márquez, trans. Nickel April 20, 2015

Variations on “America” for Band ...... Charles Ives Western Oregon University Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... John Mackey Western Oregon Winds Symphony No. 2 ...... Frank Ticheli Ike Nail, conductor Oliver Bergh, Kyle Harrington, Miriam Means, and Aaron Smith, guest conductors University of Oklahoma December 4, 2014 Concert Band Brian Britt and Brian Wolfe, conductors Suite of Old American Dances ..... Robert Russell Bennett April 20, 2015 O, Man, now weep for thy great Sin (Chorale – Prelude) ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Grainger And In The End It Was Earth ...... Roland Barrett Early English Suite ...... William Duncombe, arr. Finlayson Perthshire Majesty ...... Sam Hazo Molly on the Shore ...... Percy Grainger Fortress ...... Frank Ticheli Mars from The Planets ...... Gustav Holst Foundry ...... John Mackey Children’s Folksong Suite ...... Kevin Walczyk Fanfare and Intermezzo ...... Robert Sheldon Symphonic Highlights from “Frozen” ...... arr. Bulla Circus Days ...... Karl King

Western Oregon University OREGON Western Oregon Winds Ike Nail, conductor Oregon State University Kyle Harington and Aaron Smith, guest conductors Symphonic Wind Ensemble March 12, 2015 Chris Chapman, conductor May 7, 2015 Intrada: Toccata from Vespers of 1610 ...... Claudio Monteverdi, arr. Singleton CBDNA REPORT – 26 SUMMER 2015

Lyric Episode ...... Donald Coakley Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon ...... Percy Grainger Arabian Dances ...... Brian Balmages An Original Suite ...... Gordon Jacob Molly on the Shore ...... Percy Grainger

Libertadores ...... Oscar Navarro West Chester University

Wind Symphony Western Oregon University M. Gregory Martin, conductor Western Oregon Winds William B. Hillegeist, graduate conductor Ike Nail, conductor February 22, 2015 Oliver Bergh, Kyle Harington, and Aaron Smith, Procession of the Nobles ...... Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov guest conductors Bon Voyage March ...... Karl L. King, ed. Hillegeist March 12, 2015 Variants on a Mediaeval Tune ...... Norman Dello Joio *Pondering the Journey ...... Nathan Johnson

Concerto for Trombone and Military Band ...... Nicholai Rimsky-Korsakov West Chester University Horkstow Grange ...... Percy Grainger Wind Ensemble Jurassic Park Soundtrack Highlights ...... Andrew Yozviak, conductor ...... John Williams, arr. Lavender Featuring the Quintsylvania Winds Carmina Burana ...... Carl Orff, arr. Krance February 22, 2015 From Glory to Glory ...... Kevin Walczyk Suite Francaise ...... Darius Milhaud Concerto for Woodwind Quintet and Wind Ensemble ...... David Gillingham PENNSLYVANIA Moth ...... Viet Cuong Temple University Wind Symphony: Chamber Winds West Chester University Emily Threinen, conductor Wind Ensemble World Association for Symphonic Bands and Andrew Yozviak, conductor Ensembles International Conference Featuring the Quintsylvania Winds July 15, 2015 Indiana University of Pennsylvania Homage to Mozart Jack Stamp, conductor Overture to The Marriage of Figaro ...... Featuring the Hoodleburg Brass Quintet ...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Wendt Pennsylvania Music Educators Association State Hommage à l’ami Papageno ...... Jean Françaix Convention Figures in the Garden ...... Jonathan Dove March 26, 2015 “Mozart new-look” ...... Jean Françaix IUP Wind Ensemble Serenade in c minor,K. 388/384a ...... Prelude to Something Big ...... Anthony O’Toole ...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Play! ...... Carl Holmquist WCU Wind Ensemble Moth ...... Viet Cuong West Chester University Combined Ensembles Chamber Winds Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud Andrew Yozviak, conductor Concerto Grosso for Brass Quintet and Band ...... February 17, 2015 ...... Fisher Tull Czech Suite, Op. 39 ...... Antonín Dvorák O God Unseen ...... Vincent Persichetti Concerto for Woodwind Quintet and Wind Ensemble ...... David Gillingham West Chester University Fantasia in G ...... Timothy Mahr Concert Band M. Gregory Martin, conductor February 17, 2015 West Chester University Wind Ensemble An Epic Fanfare ...... Julie Giroux CBDNA REPORT – 27 SUMMER 2015

Andrew Yozviak conductor West Chester University NAfME Eastern Division Conference Wind Ensemble Providence, RI Andrew Yozviak, conductor April 10, 2015 Concert Choir, Mastersingers, Cantari Donne, Men’s Chorus and Women’s Chorus Riff Raff ...... Ryan George David P. DeVenney and Ryan Kelly, conductors Huntingtower Ballad for Band ...... Ottorino Respighi April 26, 2015 Moth ...... Viet Cuong Riff Raff ...... Ryan George

Huntingtower Ballad for Band ...... Ottorino Respighi West Chester University Symphonie Funébre et Triomphale ...... Hector Berlioz Concert Band

M. Gregory Martin, conductor Eric A. Blumenthal, Matthew A. Knecht, and Rachael L. Smolinsky, graduate conductors SOUTH CAROLINA April 14, 2015 Bob Jones University Toccata for Band ...... Frank Erickson Symphonic Wind Band Lux Aurumque ...... Eric Whitacre Dan Turner, conductor San Antonio Dances ...... Frank Ticheli Midwest Tour Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night ...... November 8 -14, 2014 ...... Elliot Del Borgo This is My Country ...... Al Jacobs & Don Raye arr. Ades America ...... arr. John Cacavas God Bless America ...... Irving Berlin, arr. Holcombe West Chester University God of Our Fathers ...... Thomas Knox Wind Symphony Amazing Grace ...... Frank Ticheli M. Gregory Martin, conductor Crown Him With Many Crowns ...... James Swearingen Heather House and Jonathan Lightcap, trumpet Like a River Glorious ...... John B. Dykes, arr. J. Turner April 14, 2015 Prelude on Laudes Domini ...... Celebration Overture, Op. 61 ...... Paul Creston ...... Dwight Gustafson, arr. Ream Concerto for Two Trumpets, Mvt. III ...... Erik Morales March, Op. 99 ...... Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Yoder Music for Prague, 1968 ...... Karel Husa Procession of the Nobles ...... Nicholai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Leidzén Galop from “Moscow Cheremushky” ...... West Chester University ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Hunsberger Chamber Winds A Slavic Farewell ...... Vasilij Agapkin, arr. Bourgeois Featuring WindSync Wind Quintet Russian Sailor’s Dance ...... Reinhold Gliere, arr. Leidzén Andrew Yozviak, conductor Excerpts from Andrea Chenier ...... April 21, 2015 ...... Umberto Giordano, arr. Vaninetti and Glover National Emblem ...... E. E. Bagley WCU Chamber Winds Kleine Dreigroshchenmusik ...... Kurt Weill WindSync Bob Jones University Wind Quintet No. 1 ...... Jean Francis Symphonic Wind Band Winter Music ...... Adam Schoenberg Dan Turner, conductor Quintet for Winds No. 3 ...... David Maslanka Kenneth Tse, saxophone Bolero ...... Maurice Ravel, arr. WindSync December 5, 2014 Discovering Sonderho ...... Paul English March, Op. 99 ...... Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Yoder Simple Gifts ...... Aaron Copland, arr. WindSync Procession of the Nobles ...... “Summertime" from Porgy and Bess ...... Nicholai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Leidzén ...... George Gershwin, arr. WindSync Concerto After Gliere ...... David DeBoor Canfield Finale from String Quartet No. 12, “American” ...... Excerpts from Andrea Chenier ...... Antonín Dvorák, arr. WindSync ...... Umberto Giordano, arr. Vaninetti and Glover Overture to Candide .... Leonard Bernstein, arr. WindSync Good Night, Dear Heart ...... Dan Forrest Madrid Inspiration ...... Masonori Katoh CBDNA REPORT – 28 SUMMER 2015

Minor Alterations ...... David Lovrien *Good Night, Dear Heart ...... Dan Forrest Sleigh Ride ...... Leroy Anderson The Testament of Freedom ...... Randall Thompson

Bob Jones University Clemson University Symphonic Wind Band Symphonic Band and Concert Band Dan Turner, conductor Mark J. Spede and Timothy Hurlburt, conductors Jonathan Holland, euphonium Joy Laster, mezzo-soprano February 20, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Children’s March: Over the Hills and Far Away ...... A Celebration of Cultural Diversity: ...... Percy Grainger The Power of Music Harlequin ...... Philip Sparke A part of Race and the University: Firefly ...... Ryan George A Campus Conversation Children’s March ...... Edwin Franko Goldman Concert Band Hold This Boy and Listen ...... Carter Pann South Valley Fanfare ...... Travis J. Cross Finale from Third Symphony ...... James Barnes A Fraternal Prelude ...... Gary Powell Nash A Basque Lullaby ...... Dan Forrest Shadow Falls ...... Julie Giroux

Conga Del Fuego Nuevo ... Arturo Marquez, trans. Nickel Bob Jones University Symphonic Band Symphonic Wind Band Toward Sky¹s End ...... Jared Beu Dan Turner, conductor A Set of Five African-American Spirituals John R. Locke, guest conductor Work Song from From the Delta ...... William Grant Still Edward Panosian, narrator Dance from From the Delta ...... William Grant Still April 18, 2015 Balm in Gilead from American Hymn Song Suite ...... March: Americans We ...... Henry Fillmore ...... Dwayne Milburn When Jesus Wept ...... William Schuman Scherzo on “Nettleton²” from American Hymn Song Suite Chester ...... William Schuman ...... Dwayne Milburn Lincoln Portrait ...... Aaron Copland Ride on King Jesus ...... The U. S. Army Field Artillery March ... John Philip Sousa ...... J.W. Work, arr. Johnson/adapted Spede A Star-Spangled Salute ...... James Barnes Tight Squeeze ...... Alex Shapiro Heroes Lost and Fallen: A Vietnam Memorial ...... Light the Fuse ...... Daniel Montoya ...... David Gillingham

Epilogue: Lest We Forget ...... Robert Jager The Stars and Stripes Forever ...... John Philip Sousa Furman University Symphonic Winds Leslie W. Hicken, conductor Charleston Southern University November 11, 2014 Wind Ensemble Veterans Day Concert Marshall Forrester, conductor Nicholas V. Holland, III, conductor Star Spangled Banner .. John Stafford Smith, arr. Williams Mark Sterbank, alto saxophone Commando March ...... Samuel Barber Concert Singers Eternal Father, Strong to Save ...... Claude T. Smith Valerie K. Bullock, conductor Variations on America ...... Charles Ives South Carolina Music Educators Association The Ramparts ...... J. Clifton Williams Conference Chester ...... William Schuman February 6, 2015 Esprit de Corps ...... Robert Jager Festal Scenes ...... Yashuide Ito Portraits of Valor ...... Jay Bocook Army of the Nile ...... Kenneth Alford, ed. Fennell American Salute ...... Morton Gould Starry Night from Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind

Ensemble ...... David Maslanka The Inextinguishable from Symphony No. 4 “Det Furman University Uudslukkelige” ...... Carl Nielsen, arr. Forrester Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Good Night, Dear Heart (Concert Singers) ... Dan Forrest Leslie W. Hicken, conductor February 20, 2015 CBDNA REPORT – 29 SUMMER 2015

Symphonic Band University of South Carolina Manhattan Beach March ...... John Philip Sousa University Bands I & II Shepherd’s Hey and Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Stephen Meyer, conductor ...... Percy Grainger Jay Sconyers & Paul DeCinque, guest conductors *Connacht Rhapsody ...... David R. Holsinger April 22, 2015 Pas Redoublé, Op. 86 ...... Night on Fire ...... John Mackey ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Frackenpohl Reverie ...... Claude Debussy Wind Ensemble Coil ...... Steven Bryant Adagio for Wind Orchestra ...... Joaquin Rodrigo Song for My Children ...... Andrew Boysen *Good Night, Dear Heart ...... Dan Forrest I’m Seventeen Come Sunday ...... Percy Grainger West Point Symphony ...... Morton Gould Melodius Thunk ...... David Biedenbender Festive Dance from Faust ...... Charles Gounod Droylsden Wakes ...... David Stanhope Furman University Color ...... Bob Margolis Wind Ensemble Prelude and Fugue in B-flat Major ...... Leslie W. Hicken, conductor ...... Johann Sebastian Bach March 19, 2015 Tight Squeeze ...... Alex Shapiro The Sinfonians ...... J. Clifton Williams Mambo from West Side Story ...... Leonard Bernstein March and Procession of Bacchus ...... Leo Delibes

*Gloriana ...... Jay Bocook Crown Imperial ...... William Walton University of South Carolina Symphonic Winds

James Taylor, conductor Furman University April 23, 2015 Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Chaconne from Partita No. 11 in d minor ...... Leslie W. Hicken, conductor ...... Johann Sebastian Bach Robert Chesebro, clarinet soloist and guest conductor Children’s March ...... Percy Grainger April 17, 2015 First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1 ...... Symphonic Band ...... Gustav Holst Fantasia in G ...... Timothy Mahr Music for Pieces of Wood ...... Steve Reich Emperata Overture ...... Claude T. Smith Kinetic dance, for two scrap metal birds ...... Legacy of Honor ...... Jay Bocook ...... David Clay Mettens Clarinet on the Town ...... Ralph Hermann When Jesus Wept ...... William Schuman Wind Ensemble Passacaglia (Homage on B-A-C-H) ...... Ron Nelson Sunrise at Angels Gate ...... Phillip Sparke

Concerto for Clarinet ...... Artie Shaw, arr. Kerstetter Aegean Festival Overture ...... Andreas Makris TENNESSEE

East Tennessee State University University of South Carolina Concert Band Wind Ensemble Christian Zembower and Joe D. Moore, conductors Scott Weiss, conductor April 14, 2015 Michael King & Jay Sconyers, guest conductors Short Assortments Clifford Leaman, saxophone April 13, 2015 Flourish for Wind Band ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Scossa Elettrica – Marcetta Brilliante ...... Urban Requiem ...... Michael Colgrass ...... Giocomo Puccini, arr. McAllister and Kaye Konzertmusik fur Blasorchester, Op. 41 ...... Ayre for Eventide from Three Ayres from Gloucester ...... Paul Hindemith ...... Hugh M. Stuart Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ...... Lis Escoubo from Suite Provencale ...... Jan Van der Roost ...... Ingolf Dahl Horkstow Grange ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Sweeney Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon ...... Percy Grainger Them Basses March ...... G.H. Huffines CBDNA REPORT – 30 SUMMER 2015

Prismatic Colors Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Color, mvts. I, IV, V ...... Bob Margolis Invictis ...... Karl King Alligator Alley ...... Michael Daugherty Spirals of Light ...... Sean O’Loughlin Southern Adventist University Wind Symphony East Tennessee State University Ken Parsons, conductor Wind Ensemble Justin Nishino, marimba Christian Zembower, conductor March 30, 2015 April 16, 2015 Pushing the Envelope Short Assortments Jubilee ...... Michael Hennagin Gavorkna Fanfare ...... Jack Stamp First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1 ...... Divertimento for Band, mvts. I, IV, V, VI) ...... Gustav Holst ...... Vincent Persichetti Concerto for Marimba and Winds, mvt. IV “Farewell” .... National Emblem March ...... E.E. Bagley ...... Ney Rosauro Kirkpatrick Fanfare ...... Andrew Boysen, Jr. Immersion, mvt. III “Beneath” ...... Alex Shapiro Prismatic Colors Medieval Suite, mvt. II “Homage to Perotin” ...... Ron Nelson Huntingtower Ballad ...... Ottorino Respighi Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Lux Aurumque ...... Eric Whitacre Dies Festus from Gloriosa ...... Yasuhide Ito TEXAS Tarleton State University Lee University Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Anthony Pursell, conductor David R. Holsinger, conductor Christian Lyon, student concerto winner, April 10, 2015 alto saxophone Granbury High School American Fanfare ...... James Stephenson Wind Ensemble Abrams Pursuit ...... David Holsinger Mark Eastin, conductor With Pleasure ...... John Philip Sousa April 21, 2015 Corsican Litany ...... Vaclav Nehlybel Powhatan’s Daughter ...... John Philip Sousa Granbury High School Wind Ensemble Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Rocky Point Holiday ...... Ron Nelson ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Beatrice et Benedict Overture ...... Hector Berlioz, trans. Henning Sheltering Sky ...... John Mackey Lee University Florentiner ...... Julius Fucik Wind Ensemble Tarleton Wind Ensemble David R. Holsinger, conductor Machu Picchu: City in the Sky ...... Satoshi Yagisawa Winona Gray Holsinger, associate conductor Liberation ...... David Maslanka Timothy Linley, graduate conductor Four Pictures from New York, mvts. II & IV ...... April 23, 2015 ...... Roberto Molinelli March from Symphonic Metamorphosis ...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Texas Christian University Pas Redoublé, Op. 86 ...... Symphonic Band ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Frackenpohl Brian Youngblood, conductor First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1 ...... Eddie W. Airheart, guest conductor ...... Gustav Holst December 8, 2014 Gentle Music ...... David Holsinger Globe and Eagle March ...... John Philip Sousa Across the Halfpipe from Minnesota Portraits ...... East Wind ...... William O. Smith ...... Samuel R. Hazo CBDNA REPORT – 31 SUMMER 2015

The Sussex Mummers Christmas Carol ...... R. Eric Simpson, guest conductor ...... Percy Grainger, orch. Simpson April 21, 2015 Festival of Lights ...... Stephen Melillo Sol y sombra ...... George Gates, arr. Ragsdale Minor Altercations: Christmas Through the Looking Glass Lindbergh Variations ...... Robert Sheldon ...... David Lovrien Thematic Variations on Dona Nobis Pacem ...... James Sudduth *And it Begins ...... Haley Woodrow Texas Christian University Concord ...... Clare Grundman Wind Symphony Bobby R. Francis, conductor R. Eric Simpson, guest conductor Texas Christian University February 10, 2015 Symphonic Band *Change Ringing, Fanfare for Brass ...... Ward Miller Brian Youngblood, Conductor Prelude in e-flat minor, Op. 34, No. 14 ...... Eddie W. Airheart, Cara Goings, and ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Reynolds Jeremy Strickland, guest conductors Folk Dances ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Reynolds April 21, 2015 Point Blank ...... Paul Dooley *Variations on an Irish Tune ...... Kevin Day *Symphony for Wind Ensemble ...... Blaise J. Ferrandino Strange Humors ...... John Mackey Pines of the Appian Way from The Opines of Rome ...... Resting in the Peace of His Hands ...... John Gibson ...... Ottorino Respighi, trans. Duker Slava! A Concert Overture ...... Spine of the Devil ...... Waymon Bullock ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Grundman Celebrations ...... John Zdechlik Texas Christian University Symphonic Band Texas Woman’s University Brian Youngblood, conductor Wind Symphony Cara Goings and R. Eric Simpson, guest conductors Russell Pettitt, conductor February 19, 2015 Matthew Sawyer, guest conductor Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Aaron Copland Caley Bowen, horn Trio from Act III of Der Rosenkavalier, Op. 59 ...... April 14, 2015 ...... Richard Strauss, arr. J. Reynolds Glass Bead Game ...... James Beckel Symphony for Band, Op. 6 ...... Vincent Persichetti Amazing Grace ...... Frank Ticheli Children’s March: Over the Hills and Far Away ...... Southern Harmony ...... Donald Grantham ...... Percy Grainger, rev. Erickson Daughters of Texas ...... John Philip Sousa Fiesta del Pacifico ...... Roger Nixon

Trinity University Texas Christian University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony James Worman, conductor Bobby R. Francis, conductor May 2, 2015 Eddie W. Airheart, guest conductor April 16, 2015 Caccia and Chorale ...... J. Clifton Williams *Seven Against Thebes ...... Brian Bondari Change Ringing, Fanfare for Brass ...... Ward Miller After a Gentle Rain ...... Anthony Iannaccone Petite Symphonie pour neuf instruments à vent ...... Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... David Gillingham ...... Charles Gounod Sleep ...... Eric Whitacre Wine-Dark Sea ...... John Mackey Spoon River ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Carson/Naylor

Texas Christian University The University of Texas Concert Band Longhorn Concert Band Jeremy Strickland, conductor Anthony C. Marinello, III, conductor Steven M. Knight and Jason Missal, guest conductors CBDNA REPORT – 32 SUMMER 2015

March 1, 2015 INTERLUDE – Mardi Gras Just a Closer Walk With Thee ...... Traditional, arr. Gillis Pas Redoublé, Op. 86 ...... PART II – Walk to Unexpected Places ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Frackenpohl Walking Tune ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Daehn Blessed Are They That Mourn ...... Whirlwind ...... Steven Bryant ...... Johannes Brahms, arr. Buehlman Variations on Amazing Grace ...... Gwyneth Walker Sea Songs ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams INTERLUDE – New World

Goin’ Home ...... Antonín Dvorák, arr. Villanueva The University of Texas PART III – Going Home: Processing, Dancing, Orange Concert Band Celebrating! Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Homeward Bound ...... Marta Keen, arr. Karrick Corey Pompey, guest conductor Pavane ...... Morton Gould March 1, 2015 Wedding Dance ...... Jacques Press, ed. Fennell Courtly Airs and Dances ...... Ron Nelson “Nimrod” from Enigma Variations, Op. 36 ...... The University of Texas ...... Edwad Elgar, arr. Reed Wind Ensemble Thunder and Blazes March ...... Julius Fucik Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Marc Sosnowchik, guest conductor March 31, 2015 The University of Texas Texas Concert Band Fanfares liturgiques ...... Henri Tomasi Scott S. Hanna, conductor Three Songs for Soprano and Wind Ensemble ...... Craig B. Davis, guest conductor ...... Osvaldo Golijov, trans. Sosnowchik March 1, 2015 Music for Wind Orchestra (no strings attached) ...... André Previn Country Gardens ...... Percy Grainger Pictures at an Exhibition ...... Salvation is Created ...... Modest Mussorgsky, trans. Merlin Patterson ...... Pavel Tschesnekoff, arr. Houseknecht Festival in Russia (Polonaise), Op. 49 ...... Anatoly Liadov, arr. Wilcox The University of Texas Wind Symphony Robert M. Carnochan, conductor The University of Texas Steven M. Knight, guest conductor Tower Concert Band April 6, 2015 Anthony C. Marinello, III, conductor Marc Sosnowchik, guest conductor Flash Mob ...... Ian Dicke March 1, 2015 Ermuntre dich, mein schwacher Geist ...... Johann Schop, set by Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Lux Aurumque ...... Eric Whitacre Biedenbender Second Suite in F for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 2 ...... Luminescence ...... David Biedenbender ...... Gustav Holst Schism ...... David Biedenbender Meditation at Lagunitas ...... Paul Dooley The University of Texas Raise the Roof ...... Michael Daugherty Symphony Band Scott S. Hanna, conductor The University of Texas Craig B. Davis, guest conductor Wind Ensemble March 29, 2015 Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Selected Shorts – A Musical Ramble Steven M. Knight and Jason Missal, guest conductors PART I – Move Your Feet! May 3, 2015 Washington Grays ...... Claudio Grafulla Overture to Candide ...... Leonard Bernstein Times Square: 1944 from “On the Town” ...... Glitter and be Gay from Candide ...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Stith ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Davis Stomp ...... David Biedenbender – CBDNA REPORT – 33 SUMMER 2015

Profanation and Lamentation from Symphony No. 1 March from Symphonic Metamorphosis ...... "Jeremiah" ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Bencriscutto ...... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Slava! ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Grundman Suite from On the Waterfront ...... Radford University ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Bocook Wind Symphony Make Our Garden Grow from Candide ...... R. Wayne Gallops, conductor ...... Leonard Bernstein Melissa Sumner, soprano October 1, 2014 Sousa Returns: A Heritage of the Band Concert! The University of Texas Symphony Band Our National Anthem ...... Scott S. Hanna, conductor ...... John Stafford Smith, arr. Stamp Steven M. Knight, guest conductor La Belle Helene Overture ...... Jacques Offenbach May 6, 2015 El Capitan March ...... John Philip Sousa Out of Darkness Into Light Ouvre ton Coeur ...... Georges Bizet Manhattan Beach March ...... John Philip Sousa Blessed Are They Who Mourn ...... Prelude to Act I of La Traviata ...... Giuseppe Verdi ...... Johannes Brahms, arr. Hanna The Rifle Regiment ...... John Philip Sousa Canzona ...... Peter Mennin I’ve Made My Plans For The Summer .. John Philip Sousa Wer Gott vertraut, hat wohl gebaut, BWV 433 ...... Light Cavalry Overture ...... Franz von Suppe ...... Johann Sebastian Bach The Stars and Stripes Forever ...... John Philip Sousa Symphony No. 2 ...... Frank Ticheli

Radford University The University of Texas Symphonic Band Wind Symphony November 19, 2014 Robert M. Carnochan, conductor Annual Student Conductor Concert Steven M. Knight, guest conductor May 8, 2015 Prelude and Fugue in d minor ...... Johann Sebastian Bach Espirit de Corps ...... Robert Jager Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... “Mass” from La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Owen Reed ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Sonatina for Band ...... Frank Erickson Elegy ...... John Corigliano, trans. Anderson NorthStar Overture ...... John O’Reilly Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Percy Grainger Flight of the Pegasus ...... David Shaffer Shepherd's Hey! ...... Percy Grainger Carmina Burana ...... Carl Orff, arr. Krance Radford University Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds VIRGINIA R. Wayne Gallops, conductor December 3, 2014 George Mason University Wind Symphony Highlander Brass Quintet Mark Camphouse, conductor Harlequin Suite for Brass Quintet ...... Michael Hurd Nikita Solberg, horn Highlander Wind Quintet Caleb Cook, clarinet Passacaglia for Woodwind Quintet ...... Adrien Barthe April 21, 2015 Allegro non Troppo from Quintet, Op. 79 ...... George Washington Bicentennial March ...... August Klughardt ...... John Philip Sousa Chamber Winds Concerto No. 1 in E-flat for Horn, Op. 11 ...... Stephen Foster Set ...... Stephen Foster, arr. Hunsberger ...... Richard Strauss, arr. Yeago Wind Ensemble Viktor’s Tale from The Terminal ...... Carnival Overture, Op. 92 ...... Antonín Dvorák ...... John Williams, arr. Lavender Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon ...... Percy Grainger *Now Is The Time (A Song of Hope) .. Anthony O’Toole March, Opus 93 ...... Sergei Prokofiev *The Darkest Hour ...... Cooper Minnis Symphony No. IV for Band ...... Morton Gould CBDNA REPORT – 34 SUMMER 2015

Radford University Harry Potter Medley ...... John Williams, arr. Shaw Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Trois Pieces Breve ...... Jacques Ibert R. Wayne Gallops, conductor Condensed Concert ...... Gary Slechta Brandon Alford and Janet Longerbeam, Wind Ensemble graduate conducting assistants Overture to Candide ...... Leonard Bernstein Antoinette Tortorici, clarinet Nimrod from the Enigma Variations ...... Edward Elgar March 27, 2015 Concerto for Two Horns in E-flat Major ...... Tri-State Chamber Winds Festival ...... attributed to Josef Haydn Symphony in B-flat ...... Paul Hindemith Symphonic Band Pageant ...... Vincent Persichetti Blue Lake ...... John BarnesChance Shenandoah Conservatory Tancredi Overture ...... Gioachino Rossini Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Tim Robblee, conductor Flourish On Jerusalem ...... R.W. Gallops November 8, 2014 Clarinet Concerto No. 2 ...... Carl Maria von Weber Four Scottish Dances ...... Malcolm Arnold Liquid Compass ...... Alex Shapiro Blue Shades ...... Frank Ticheli Mothership ...... Mason Bates The Strenuous Life ...... Scott Joplin Hide and Seek ...... Imogen Heap, arr. Greenbaum Wind Symphony Ecstatic Waters ...... Steven Bryant Festive Overture, Op. 96 ......

...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger Shenandoah Conservatory

Wind Ensemble Radford University Tim Robblee, conductor Symphonic Band Karen Fannin, guest conductor R. Wayne Gallops, conductor Joel Puckett, composer in residence Brandon Alford and Janet Longerbeam, Jonathan Snowden, flute graduate conductors February 21, 2015 William Byrd High School Overture to Candide ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Beeler Symphonic Band Le Bal de Beatrice d’Este ...... Reynaldo Hahn Daniel Plybon, conductor Shadows of Sirius ...... Joel Puckett April 22, 2015 *Science Fiction Planet ...... Alan Wittig, Alan William Byrd High School Symphonic Band Traveler ...... David Maslanka Nemesis ...... Gary Ziek

Ghost Fleet ...... Robert Sheldon Symphonic Band Shenandoah Conservatory Commando March ...... Samuel Barber Wind Ensemble The Hobbits from Lord of the Rings ...... Johan DeMeij Tim Robblee, conductor Toccata for Band ...... Frank Erickson Robert Larson, piano Incantation and Dance ...... John Barnes Chance Dana Wilson, composer in residence April 11, 2015

Shortcut Home ...... Dana Wilson Radford University Second Prelude ...... George Gershwin Wind Ensemble Piece of Mind ...... Dana Wilson R. Wayne Gallops, conductor Revelations ...... Charles Mingus John Locke, guest conductor Blackbird ..... John Lennon and Paul McCartney, arr. Berg Wallace Easter, horn Wallace Easter III, horn April 29, 2015 WASHINGTON Highlander Brass Quintet Contrapunctus IX ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Glasel University of Puget Sound Highlander Wind Quintet Wind Ensemble CBDNA REPORT – 35 SUMMER 2015

Gerard Morris, conductor University of Puget Sound October 24, 2014 Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Gerard Morris, conductor Toccata and Fugue in d minor, BMV 565 ...... Zane Kistner, assistant conductor ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Hunsberger Stephen Abeshima, euphonium Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Percy Grainger April 17, 2015 Le Bal de Béatrice d’Este ...... Reynaldo Hahn Lincolnshire Posy ...... Percy Grainger, ed. Fennell Concert Band Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ...... Pulse ...... Randall D. Standridge ...... Richard Wagner, trans. Cailliet Simple Gifts ...... Frank Ticheli Rollo Takes a Walk ...... David Maslanka

Tulsa ...... Don Gillis, trans. Ford University of Puget Sound Wind Ensemble Concert Band and Wind Ensemble The Alcotts ...... Charles Ives, trans. Thurston Gerard Morris, conductor Euphonium Concerto ...... Martin Ellerby Minna Stelzner, assistant conductor Symphonic Dances from West Side Story ...... December 5, 2014 ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Lavender Concert Band Pas Redoublé, Op. 86 ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Frackenpohl WYOMING Prelude and Fugue in B-flat Major ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Moehlmann Sheridan College/Community Unraveling ...... Andrew Boysen Jr. Wind Ensemble Greensleeves ...... Traditional, arr. Reed Brian Casey, conductor Rikudim ...... Jan Van der Roost April 4, 2015 Wind Ensemble Pneumatic Portal Festive Overture, Op. 96 ...... Two Woodland Sketches ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Hunsberger ...... Edward MacDowell, trans. Casey Sleep ...... Eric Whitacre Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo ...... Theme and Variations, Op. 43a ...... Arnold Schoenberg ...... Malcolm Arnold, trans. Paynter Pageant ...... Vincent Persichetti Paper Cut ...... Alex Shapiro University of Puget Sound Pathfinder of Panama ...... John Philip Sousa, ed. Byrne Wind Ensemble Nunc Dimittis ...... Alexander Grechaninov, trans. Casey Gerard Morris, conductor Paris Sketches ...... Martin Ellerby Fred Winkler, alto saxophone February 20, 2015 Sheridan College/Community Wind Ensemble Nitro ...... Frank Ticheli Jazz Ensemble *For Those Who Wait ...... Gregory Youtz Brian Casey, Conductor Suite Française ...... Darius Milhaud May 10, 2015 Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ...... With Big Horn Alphorns ...... Ingolf Dahl Discover the Wild ...... Kenneth Fuchs A Movement for Rosa ...... Mark Camphouse Diamond Falls ...... David Bobrowitz Alphorn-Express ...... Kudi Baumgartner, arr. Ritter

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