R e p o r tScott Hanna, editor Summer 2009 From the Podium One of the attributes that I most respect in administra- students in Connecticut’s urban schools. There is info tors, CEOs, deans and directors is the ability to find about that event at http://www.newhavenindependent. the right balance between the traditional status quo org/archives/2009/05/rapping_for_pea.php. The pro- and pioneering new endeavors. In our band world, we gram was recognized by an award from the United too are concerned with that balance – in program rep- States Attorney’s Office. ertoire, in the classroom, in the concert hall. A quick look through the programs at the end of this Report What other ways are the music and musicians of the wind will confirm that, at any given time, our ensembles are band world being applied to social issues or movements? presenting the standards of our repertoire along with I ask that any of you who have already produced events the newest pieces. This is not remarkable, but, rather, that fit this new “music as a social force” genre, please logical – new students enter the academy every year and come forward and share your experiences. We will cre- our audiences include concert-hall veterans, ensemble ate a page on the CBDNA website for the development, embryos, and every category in between. I still envy recording, and reporting of programs through which our person who is about to hear Peter Mennin’s Canzona, or wonderful music is launched in new directions. Ralph Vaughan William’s Toccata Marziale, or Michael Colgrass’s Urban Requiem, or John Pennington’s Apollo Karel Husa’s Music For (1968), Apotheosis of for the first time! We spend great energy pioneering This Earth, and American Te Deum set the standard by - looking for the next great composer or composition, which wind band music can be partnered with the most even as we return again and again to study and program pressing social agendas of the ages. Let’s make that the standards of the wind band repertoire. noble precedent a part of our professional evolution. Does our professional organization embody the same commitment to the balance between standard and new concerns? What constitutes “pioneering” at the institu- Thomas C. Duffy, President tional level; what should CBDNA embrace as a worthy new venture? I suggest that we consider “the wind band as a social force.” Earlier this month I was speaking to Linda Moorhouse, who had just led the Louisiana State Uni- versity Symphonic Winds in a concert of wind music for an audience of autistic children. She directed me to Lawrence Van Oyen at North Central College in Illinois, who had first developed the idea of produc- ing a concert for children with special needs. I spoke to Larry and he volunteered to serve as reference for anyone who would like more information about the program. There is wonderful synopsis of his concert at In This Issue: http://northcentralcollege.edu/x41197.xml. (Larry has offered to send his article to anyone who asks, pending From the Podium...... 1 its publication.) New Publications...... 2 In May of 2009, the Yale produced a program of music in collaboration with two well-known Commissions...... 2 - 3 rap artists and the Connecticut US Attorneys Office. The program used the power of music to address issues News...... 4 - 5 of gang membership and youth crime and violence- all Programs...... 6 - 11 matters of great immediacy to many middle and high 2 - NEW PUBLICATIONS/COMMISSIONS SUMMER 2009 New Publications ing and consuming. Majoring in Music: All the Stuff Meredith Music is proud to announce the publication You Need to Know highlights the major components for of four new texts. survival and success during the formative years in a col- lege, university or conservatory and provides examples Performance Study Guides of Essential Works for Band, and strategies to greatly assist the student musician. With edited by Kenneth L. Neidig no-nonsense advice and practical tips, this guide will (ISBN 978-1-57463-107-4; $19.95). prepare music students (and their parents!) to meet the This is a truly outstanding collection of timeless essays many challenges, and take advantage of the opportuni- on basic repertory for band by Frank L. Battisti, John ties, afforded them during the glorious college years. Bourgeois, Frank Erickson, Robert Garofalo, Donald Hunsberger, Francis McBeth, Kenneth L. Neidig, Marching Bands and Drumlines: Secrets of Success from Stephen L. Rhodes, Mark Scatterday, Thomas J. Trim- the Best of the Best by Paul Buyer born and John Zdechlik. These clear and to-the-point (ISBN 978-1-57463-151-7; $19.95). analysis/interpretations are based on careful research, Have you ever wanted to know the secrets to success rehearsals, and years of high-level performances. In this of today’s top marching bands and drumlines and how informative work, you will find inspiration for a truly they achieve excellence? This extraordinary book takes superior presentation of these masterworks for band. you onto the practice field, inside the meeting room, Included are: and into the stadium presenting the “Five Factors In- fluencing Excellence”-valuable to any high school or •Festive Overture: Dmitri Shostakovitch/Hunsberger college band program. The leaders of these outstand- • for Wind Ensemble: Karel Husa ing organizations reveal their principles of success in- •Apotheosis of this Earth: Karel Husa cluding: goals, expectations, values, leadership styles, •Music for Prague 1968: Karel Husa motivational techniques, practice habits, and recruiting •When Jesus Wept: William Schuman strategies. A must-read for band directors, percussion •Overture for Winds: Felix Mendelssohn-Barholdy educators, students and ANYONE pursuing excellence •Trauersinfonie: Richard Wagner in leadership. •Chant and Jubilo: Francis McBeth •Chester Overture for Band: William Schuman Commissions •The Stars & Stripes Forever: An announcement from Bill Wakefield and the Univer- •Air for Band: Frank Erickson sity of Oklahoma, •Toccata for Band: Frank Erickson •The Star Spangled Banner: Francis Scott Key On behalf of several colleagues throughout the country, •Chorale and Shaker Dance: John Zdechlik we are proud to announce an 18-member consortium, Also commissioning Composer Kevin Walczyk for a new •A Conversation with Karel Husa work for winds. His “Symphony No. 2 – Epitaphs Unwritten” will begin receiving several consortium Great Music for Wind Band: A Guide to the Top 100 premieres in the Spring of 2010. Works in Grades IV, V, VI by Chad Nicholson (ISBN 1-978-57463-092-3; $19.95). The composer’s pre-compositional thoughts: The individual selection of quality literature is greatly simplified using this one-of-a kind publication. It is the As a World War II ‘enthusiast’, I recently had the op- ultimate tool in concert programming for both entry- portunity to visit battlefields in Europe. I came across level and experienced conductors. Brief incipits of an empty field just north of Bastogne Belgium that once prominent melodic themes are included as are cost, served as a temporary gravesite for nearly 3,000 Ameri- duration, availability, instrumentation, recordings, pub- can soldiers. Shortly after the war all of the remains were lishers, solos, and tips on programming. Music for this re-interred to formal American cemeteries in the region, publication was selected by: Frank Battisti, Ray Cramer, leaving the field north of Bastogne empty, save for a James Croft, Thomas Dvorak, Richard Floyd, Michael “peace” marker that still stands today and reads: Haithcock, Gary Hill, Jerry Junkin, Craig Kirchhoff, Thomas Lee, Stephen Pratt, H. Robert Reynolds, Mark “We have only died in vain if you believe so; Scatterday and Richard Strange. You have to decide the wisdom of our choice, By the world which you shall build upon our headstones, Majoring in Music: All the Stuff You Need to Know by And the everlasting truth, which have your voice. Rich Holly (ISBN 978-1-57463-150-0; $14.99) Though dead, we are not heroes yet, nor can be, From advising to practicing to personal relationships ‘Til the living by their lives which are the tools, to course work, life as a music student is both exhilarat- Carve us the epitaph of wise men, 3 - COMMISSIONS SUMMER 2009

And give us not the epitaph of fools.” The entire consortium consists of the following institu- tions: These words were penned by one of the American sol- diers who fought in Bastogne and survived the war. • University of Oklahoma, Consortium Head (William Wakefield) • Baylor University (Eric Wilson) The symphony’s subtitle “Epitaphs Unwritten” is based • Central Michigan University on the words of the peace marker. In general, the 30- (Jack Williamson and James Batcheller) minute symphony underscores the concept of sacrifice • Cincinnati Conservatory of Music (Rodney Winther) and, thus, will have a serious sentiment to it. I expect the • Emory University (Scott Stewart) symphony to range in affect/effect from frenetic pacing • Florida State University (Richard Clary) • Indiana University (Stephen Pratt) and activity to slow, solemn chorale-esque passages. • Michigan State University (Kevin Sedatole) • Musashino Academy of Music (Ray Cramer) The harmonic content will be comprised primarily of • Texas Tech University (Sarah McKoin) a technique I’ve used before in which words are con- • University of Kentucky (John Cody Birdwell) verted to pitch material. With this system, I am able to • University of Missouri – Kansas City (Steven Davis) • University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Carolyn Barber) take the words of the “peace” marker and convert them • University of North Carolina at Greensboro to music scale resources and pitch sets from which all • (John R. Locke and Kevin Geraldi) pitch materials are derived. Therefore, the symphony • University of Oregon (Robert Ponto) will inherently contain the words of this – and other, text • University of Southern Mississippi (Thomas Fraschillo) resource. I have also been experimenting with photo- • University of Texas at Austin (Jerry Junkin) shopping old photographs of the Bastogne region that • University of Washington (Timothy Salzman) depict the aftermath of the battle – a visual reference Dr. Walczyk is an accomplished composer of several to the symphony’s “sacrifice” theme. Although I do not genres, and would now like to devote a considerable know if I will be successful at this point, I will “map” amount of composition time to the band! a visual reference to manuscript paper in an attempt to convert the image to pitch materials (also in an attempt A native of Portland Oregon, Kevin Walczyk received to produce the image on the music manuscript). a Bachelor of Arts in Education degree from Pacific Lutheran University in 1987 and the Master of Music Concerning movements: I have, for the past decade, and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from the University moved from creating obvious (traditional) breaks be- of North Texas where he was the recipient of the Hexter tween movements to musically connecting movements Prize for outstanding graduate student. Walczyk’s prin- so that there are no breaks. I believe this latter practice cipal composition instructors have included Larry Aus- allows for more continuity to a multi-movement work tin, Jacob Avshalomov, Thomas Clark, Martin Mailman, and, in our fast-paced society, I have noticed that the and Cindy McTee. As an accomplished jazz arranger and audience tends to stay emotionally involved with a work composer, Walczyk refined his craft with prominent jazz that has no breaks – less opportunity to mentally “check arrangers Tom Kubis and Frank Mantooth. out”. There will be no less than 3 “movements” but I don’t foresee needing more than 5 “movements” that Walczyk is currently Professor of music at Western are continuously linked together and play out in a very Oregon University in Monmouth, Oregon where he “cinematic/dramatic” fashion. I expect the work to end teaches electronic music, composition, jazz arranging, epically but that may not be the case given the solemn film scoring, aural skills, and horn performance. nature of the work’s resource materials. Walczyk’s commissions include the Oregon Symphony, The instrumentation will remain as promoted earlier: the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, the Third Angle 4 flutes (3rd and 4th doubling piccolo); 3 oboes (3rd Contemporary Music Ensemble, the Master Musicians doubling English horn); Eb clarinet, 9-12 Bb clarinets (3 Collective, the Portland Brass Society, SoundMoves, the parts), bass clarinet, contrabass clarinet (potentially dou- Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, the Art Abrams Swing bling a 2nd bass clarinet part); 3 bassoons (3rd doubling Machine Big Band, the Portland Youth Philharmonic, contrabassoon); 5 (2,2,1 with 1st alto po- the Hutchin’s Consort, the American Guild of Organ- tentially doubling on soprano sax); 6 horns; 6 trumpets ists, the Institute of Chamber Music, the Vancouver (with 2-4 doubling on flugel horn and one potentially Symphony Orchestra, and many professional musicians, doubling on piccolo trumpet); 4 trombones (4th is bass educators, and arts-in-education residencies. trombone); 2 euphoniums; 2 tubas; harp; piano/celesta; timpani; 5-6 percussion; and string bass. You can hear more of Kevin’s music at his website: http://www.kevelimusic.com/portfolio/portindex.html 4 - NEWS SUMMER 2009 News California State University, Northridge’s concert band Elizabeth Sellers is professor and director of the program marked its 50th anniversary with a year-long Commercial and Media Writing program at CSUN. celebration. California State University, Northridge She writes: “In Spring of 2008 I was approached by (CSUN) is located in Los Angeles and is a major met- Larry Stoffel about writing a new fanfare for the Wind ropolitan campus with an enrollment of 36,000 students, Ensemble, to mark the 50th Anniversary of California including more than 600 music majors. A concert band State University, Northridge and its band program. As was organized when the university opened its doors in I did preliminary research before beginning to write, I 1958. This first concert band flourished under the leader- thought about all the CSUN students who come from ship of Clarence Wiggins. The CSUN Wind Ensemble very different ethnic backgrounds. I experimented with was subsequently lead by such prominent members a number of ethnic blends before I settled on an Arme- of the profession as David Whitwell (who brought nian/Greek inspired feel in a count of seven conducted the CSUN Wind Ensemble to an international level of in two. I also included a bit of jazz and set it all in a recognition) and Glenn D. Price. Lawrence Stoffel is major key. My hope is that the optimism, vitality and presently in his fifth year as conductor of the CSUN exuberance of our great CSUN students, past and pres- Wind Ensemble and as Director of Bands. ent, speak to you through this piece.” The entire 2008–2009 concert season for both the Elizabeth Sellers (born 1949) is in demand profession- CSUN Wind Ensemble and the Wind Symphony (a 75- ally. Scoring credits include UnBowed, which premiered piece concert band) celebrated the golden anniversary in Hollywood, won festival awards and aired on cable of this distinguished band program. Each concert’s pro- TV. Elizabeth received Primetime Emmy honors for gram highlighted the wealth of band music composed contributing to the Emmy Award winning achievement during the past 50 years. Two Wind Ensemble concerts of Outstanding Music Direction for the 2002 Winter also explored the direction of band composition for the Olympics. Elizabeth has written scores for recently next 50 years. In addition to six on-campus concerts, the completed documentaries, including Women Behind the CSUN Wind Ensemble was the sole collegiate concert Camera, winning awards in international festivals, and band selected to perform at the 2009 California Mu- That All May Be One. Her graduates from the CSUN sic Educators Association All-State Conference. This Commercial and Media Writing program have won performance was an official recognition of the CSUN local, national and international awards, and her work Wind Ensemble’s 50th anniversary by the state music was featured in Film Music Magazine. She recently educators’ professional association. presented film-scoring seminars for jazz arrangers at Indiana University. Elizabeth has coordinated two-week The major project for the year-long celebration was to summer media music writing workshops for California commission a series of band works composed specifi- State University Summer Arts, with guests Alf Clausen, cally to honor the CSUN Wind Ensemble and concert Mark Watters, and Bruce Broughton. Her professional bands’ anniversary. Four compositions were premiered accomplishments include music director positions at over the course of the year. The composers invited to two orchestras in Montana and Director of Music for write for the project were selected from both within the Carroll College in Helena. Elizabeth holds degrees with university community and beyond — a faculty member, honors in Theory and Composition from St. Olaf College an alumnus, a current student, and a Hollywood film and in Orchestra Conducting from Northwestern Uni- composer. The resulting four compositions provided versity. She did her studies in film scoring at USC. Her diversity in concert programming and allowed for the professional work earned her the Doctoral Equivalent band students to work and interact with four compos- at California State University, Northridge. ers of contrasting styles, personalities, and professional backgrounds. Funding for all four commissions was For the Matadors by Charles Fernandez (2009) made possible through the generous support from the Publisher: Trone Music California State University, Northridge Associated Duration: 7’ 50” Students, Inc. Instrumentation: full band Difficulty: Grade 5 Fanfare for a 50th Anniversary by Elizabeth Sellers Premiere: CSUN Wind Ensemble, with the composer (2008) conducting, February 17, 2009, Plaza del Sol Perfor- Duration: 2’ 35” mance Hall on the CSUN campus Instrumentation: brass and percussion Difficulty: Grade 4 For the Matadors is a Spanish-flavored overture allud- Premiere: CSUN Wind Ensemble, with the composer ing to the official mascot that San Fernando Valley State conducting, November 25, 2008, Plaza del Sol Perfor- College (now Cal State Northridge) students selected mance Hall on the CSUN campus in March of 1958, “The Matadors.” Remaining true to 5 - NEWS SUMMER 2009 his Hollywood roots, film composer Charles Fernandez in numerous groups ranging from classical to jazz. As composed an original band work that convincingly well as his several published concert band works, he suggests a motion picture soundtrack. Three themes has also produced his own jazz CD. alternate throughout this overture: a heroic, driving melody that suggests a bull fighter’s machismo; a play- Happy Birthday, CSUN arranged by Garrett Crosby ful, bouncing dance tune in 7/8 with requisite castanets; (2009) and a poignant, reverent chorale-like middle section. Duration: 1’ 05” Instrumentation: full band Charles Fernandez began composing for television Difficulty: Grade 4 and film in 1989. He has composed for television series Premiere: CSUN Wind Ensemble, Lawrence Stoffel such as Disney’s Little Mermaid, Disney’s Aladdin, conductor, May 5, 2009, Plaza del Sol Performance Universal’s Casper cartoon series (for which he received Hall on the CSUN campus two Emmy and one Annie nomination), Disney’s Doug, Disney’s 101 Dalmatians, Dreamworks’ Toonsylvania, As the grand finale to the year-long celebration, a and Disney’s Bonkers. Among films he has written for spectacular arrangement of “Happy Birthday to You,” are Doug’s 1st Movie (Disney), Aladdin III (Disney), which includes an audience sing-along, was a befitting The Pebble and the Penguin (MGM), All Dogs Go to conclusion to the Wind Ensemble’s “Discovery: Mu- Heaven II (MGM), Aladdin and the King of Thieves sic!” concert (an annual interactive concert presented in (Disney), An All Dogs Christmas Carol (MGM), Babes May) which was also themed to the 50th anniversary. in Toyland (MGM), Tom Sawyer (MGM), Alvin and the This arrangement was made by sophomore student Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein (Universal), The New Garrett Crosby who is enrolled in the Commercial and Adventures of Tom Thumb and Thumbelina (Artisan), Media Writing music major. His arrangement opens Jingle Bells (Artisan), and The Tangerine Bear (Arti- with a Hollywood-esque fanfare that segues into the san). His concert works and animation seminars have audience sing-along. Permission was granted by the also been presented in locales the world over. copyright holder of “Happy Birthday to You” for this nonexclusive rights arrangement for concert band. Mr. Back to Zelzah by Tom Lazarich (2008) Crosby’s arrangement proved to be the right vehicle to Publisher: pending incite a rousing rendering from the enthusiastic audi- Duration: 6’ 40” ence at the year’s final band performance. Instrumentation: full band Difficulty: Grade 4 Premiere: CSUN Wind Symphony, Lawrence Stoffel conductor, April 16, 2009, Plaza del Sol Performance Hall on the CSUN campus

Back to Zelzah is a celebratory overture composed to honor the distinguished legacy of the CSUN band program. As an alumnus of the university, Tom Lazar- ich composed this festive depiction of a return visit to his alma mater. Major sections of the overture range in character from noble to glorious, from tender to wistful, and from charming to happy. The name “Zelzah” will be immediately recognized by all CSUN students and faculty. The eastern border of the present-day university campus is Zelzah Avenue. Zelzah was also the old ranch name by which the region was known during the San Fernando Valley’s agricultural period. Tom Lazarich (born 1948) is a fifth generation Cali- fornian. After spending four years in a U.S. Air Force band, he earned his bachelor’s degree and teaching credential from California State University, Northridge. He taught instrumental music at the junior high and elementary levels for more than ten years and now is a full-time composer. His band works are published by Kjos Music and Shawnee Press. He studied with several notable woodwind teachers and has performed 6 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2009

*denotes premiere ARKANSAS An Outdoor Overture...... Copland Arkansas State University Cathedrals...... Salfelder Symphonic Winds Open Evidence...... Lington ALABAMA Zion Welcher University of Alabama Kenneth Carroll, conductor Symphonic Band April 19, 2009 “Dancing into Spring” San Jose State University Randall O. Coleman, conductor Symphonic Band David A. Jones, doctoral conducting associate Craig S. McKenzie, conductor March 4, 2009 Raging Machines...... Balmages Albanian Dance...... Hanson May 8, 2009 Hennepin County Dawn...... Hazo Shortcut Home...... Wilson TranZendental Danse of Joi...... Bonney Symphony No. 6 for Band...... Persichetti Dancing at Stonehenge...... Suter Fortress Variations...... Waters Yosemite Autumn...... Camphouse Contre Qui, Rose...... Lauridsen/Reynolds First Suite in E-flat for Military Band...... Holst Strange Humors...... Mackey Arkansas State University Suite Dreams...... Bryant Country Gardens...... Grainger University of Alabama Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Timothy W. Oliver, conductor Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Kenneth Carroll, guest conductor Marika Kyriakos, soprano soloist ILLINOIS Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor Concordia University Chicago April 23, 2009 Kenneth G. Bodiford, Wind Symphony “Gimmie a G” doctoral conducting associate Richard R. Fischer, conductor Derrill Koeltz, marimba 2009 March Tour Program March 10, 2009 Galactic Empires...... Gillingham Children’s March “Over the Hills and Far Away”..... Vanity Fair (A Comedy Overture)....Fletcher/Karrick ...... Grainger/Erickson Symphony No. 1 for Brass and Percussion...... Reed Keep Silence...... Gillingham Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Concerto for Marimba and Wind Ensemble, mvt. I... Galop from The Comedians...... Kabalevsky/Mitchell Five Folk Songs for Soprano and Band...... Gilmore Ewazen/Allen Colonial Song...... Grainger/Rogers George Washington Bicentennial March...... Sousa Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral.....Wagner/Calliet Armenian Dances (Part 1)...... Reed and the mountains rising nowhere...... Schwantner Jupiter from The Planets...... Holst CALIFORNIA Amazing Grace...... Himes University of Alabama Pomona College Good News from Beijing Reaches the Frontier.....Lu Wind Ensemble Concert Band The Symphonic Gershwin...... Barker Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Graydon Beeks, conductor Hymn Variants...... Reed Hye-Sook Jung, piano Stephen Klein, associate conductor Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just...... Bach/Croft April 2, 2009 May 2 and 3, 2009 Less is More Concert Series Galena Concert March...... Dickow Saint Xavier University Symphonies of Wind Instruments...... Stravinsky Triple Set, mvt. I...... Kohn Symphonic Orchestra Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments...... Light Cavalry Overture...... von Suppé/Fillmore March 10, 2009 ...... Stravinsky Chorale Theme and Variations for Brass Ensemble... Margaret Young-Weitzel, conductor ...... Klein Professor Lee Johnson, guest conductor University of Alabama Tocata from Islas y Montañas...... Hanson Symphonic Band Cotillon...... Benjamin/Silvester Saint Paul Suite...... Holst Randall O. Coleman, conductor People Who Live in Glass Houses...... Sousa Dead Symphony no. 6 - An Orchestral Tribute To Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor . March...... Sousa The Music Of The Grateful Dead...... Johnson Brandon Key, masters conducting associate April 15, 2009 San Jose State University Saint Xavier University Wind Ensemble Concert Band Eternal Father, Strong to Save...... Smith Edward C. Harris, conductor April 21, 2009 Lux Aurumque...... Whitacre Craig S. McKenzie, graduate conducting associate Margaret Young-Weitzel, conductor Entry March of the Boyares...... Halvorsen Kathryn Adduci, trumpet An American Elegy...... Ticheli March 6, 2009 Divertimento in F...... Stamp Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Country Gardens...... Grainger Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Nelson Five Folk Songs for Soprano and Band...... Gilmore University of Alabama “They Are There!”...... Ives Roma Sacra...... Zaninelli Wind Ensemble Concerto for Trumpet...... Arutiunian Of Sailors and Whales...... McBeth Kenneth B. Ozzello, conductor Starry Crown...... Grantham Randall O. Coleman, associate conductor Allison Kelsey, piccolo San Jose State University INDIANA Indiana State University Jim Bonney, guitar Symphonic Band Wind Orchestra Chris Kozak, bass Craig S. McKenzie, conductor John Boyd, conductor April 15, 2009 Diana Hollinger, guest conductor Sheng-Yi Chang, Eric Drew, and John Williams, March 6, 2009 *A Dream of Steel...... Cristina graduate conductors April 16, 2009 Fantasty on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen ...... Starer Variations on a Korean Folk Song...... Chance Cathedrals...... Salfelder *Diabolus Ex Machina...... Bonney Undertow...... Mackey Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor, BWV 537...... Symphony No. 3,mvts. III & I...... Barnes Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Sousa ...... Bach/Hunsberger William Byrd Suite...... Jacob San Jose State University March in F...... Beethoven/Boyd Wind Ensemble Polonaise in D...... Beethoven/Boyd Edward C. Harris, conductor March in C...... Beethoven/Boyd Craig S. McKenzie, graduate conducting associate Symphony No. 2, mvt. III...... Ticheli May 8, 2009

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Indiana State University Kansas State University A Dakota Rhapsody...... Camphouse Concert Band and Symphonic Band Concert Band April 21, 2009 Anthony Pursell, conductor Boston University March 9, 2009 Wind Ensemble Concert Band David Martins, conductor Dennis Ballard, conductor Down East Fanfare...... Stamp April 21, 2009 Jonathon Boren, Michelle Bulin, Joe Diko, and Undertow...... Mackey Brandon Dinkins student conductors Myst ...... Armstrong Nitro Ticheli Suite #1 from ‘The Statue’...... Fernandez Celebration: Praeludium for Wind, Brass, Percussion, Merritt Beach March...... Gorham Kansas Wildcats March...... Sousa/Gore Harp & Piano...... Gregson Lincoln Legacy...... Sweeney For Purple Mountain Majesties...... Cichy Air for Winds...... Shelton First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. .1 ...... Holst High Water Mark: The Third Day Kansas State University Symphony No. 2...... Chance (Gettysburg, PA – July 3 1863)...... Sweeney Concert Band Three Southern Vignettes...... Huckeby Anthony Pursell, conductor Boston University Great Locomotive Chase...... Smith Frank Tracz, guest conductor Concert Band Kansas Music Educators Association Chris Parks, conductor Symphonic Band Century II Performance Hall Zachary deVries, assistant conductor Douglas Keiser, conductor Wichita, Kansas April 24, 2009 Eric Drew, conductor February 26, 2009 Cheri Bradley, narrator Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Down East Fanfare...... Stamp Lied ohne Worte...... Rudin Undertow...... Mackey Incantation and Dance...... Chance Cajun Folk Songs II...... Ticheli Twilight in the Wilderness...... Tucker Myst ...... Armstrong Bandancing...... Stamp Lincoln Portrait...... Copland/Beeler Undertow...... Mackey The Blue and the Gray...... Grundman Suite #1 from ‘The Statue’...... Fernandez NEBRASKA Kansas Wildcats March...... Sousa/Gore Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne University of Nebraska at Omaha Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble James R. Saker, conductor Chad Nicholson, conductor Kansas State University March 5, 2009 Doug Babic and Mark Diischer, Symphony Band graduate conductors Frank Tracz, conductor April 5, 2009 Celebration Overture...... Creston February 22, 2009 Hands of Mercy...... Giroux “Hands Across the Sea: A Sister Cities Celebration” Liturgical Music for Band...... Mailman Cave of the Winds...... Peck Resonances I...... Nelson Sinfonietta...... Dahl Hands Across the Sea...... Sousa Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song...... Hazo Driven...... Amis Toccata Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Orient Express...... Sparke Machu Picchu, City in the Sky...... Yagisawa Japanese Tune...... Konagaya Casey at the Bat...... Bass Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Alte Kameraden (Old Comrades)...... Tieke Symphonic Wind Ensemble *Fantasy (On Songs of Stasys Šimkus)...... Chad Nicholson, conductor KENTUCKY ...... Domarkos/Saker Vince Polce, guest conductor Eastern Kentucky University Tipperary Rhapsody...... Carroll Farrell Vernon, alto Concert Band and Wind Symphony La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed April 16, 2009 Joe Allison and Ken Haddix, conductors Dancing Under the Full Moon from Chinese Suite... John Stroube, guest conductor ...... Yang Aubrey Fanfare...... Stamp Heather Coombs and Lederrick Wesley, Suite Francaise...... Milhaud An American Elegy...... Ticheli graduate conductors America, the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Sails of Time...... Gillingham Rob James, vibraphone Introduction and Samba...... Whitney Jason Koontz, marimba University of Nebraska at Omaha Old Comrades...... Teike April 14, 2009 Symphonic Wind Ensemble James R. Saker, conductor Concert Band Sara Renner, oboe KANSAS Mountain Dance...... Keifer Matt Baldwin, bassoon Kansas State University Two Grainger Melodies...... trans. Kreiners University Concert Band Concert Band Them Basses March...... Huffine Janet McCaskill, conductor Anthony Pursell, conductor Duo Concertante for Vibrapone, Marimba and Doug Babic and Mark Diischer, May 4, 2009 Double Woodwind Quintet...... Briggs graduate conductors Vesuvius...... Tichelli May 1, 2009 American Overture...... Jenkins Chamber Ensemble “Wheels” Suite of Old American Dances...... Bennett Tales from the Center of the Earth...... Zivkovic Does She Know?...... Rees Wind Symphony Symphonic Wind Ensemble Shenandoah...... Ticheli La Belle Helene...... Offenbach Noisy Wheels of Joy...... Whitacre America, the Beautiful...... Ward Dusk ...... Bryant The Avatar...... Wilson Equus...... Whitacre Variations for Oboe and Concert Band...... Rimsky-Korsakov Kansas State University Cuban Overture...... Gershwin Symphony Band MASSACHUSETTS American Hero...... Broughton Frank Tracz, conductor Boston University University Concert Band April 26, 2009 Concert Band Symphony No. 1: “The Lord of the Rings” Chris Parks, conductor (Gandolf)...... de Meij Symphony for Band...... Beckel Zachary deVries, assistant conductor Second Suite in F...... Holst Deir’ In De...... Barker March 3, 2009 Salvation is Created...... Tchesnokov/Houseknecht Summer of 2008...... Gillingham Third Suite...... Jager A Klezmer Karnival...... Sparke Toccata for Band...... Erickson Three London Minatures...... Camphouse Hymn for Band...... Stuart 8 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2009

University of North Carolina at Charlotte ...... de Meij/Lavender NEW YORK Symphonic Wind Ensemble Out of the Shadows...... Sweeney Laurence L. Marks, conductor Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble Flashing Winds...... Van der Roost March 5, 2009 March 7, 2009

University of North Dakota Be Glad Then, America...... Schuman Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble “Nimrod” from Enigma Variations...... Elgar/Slocum Matthew M. Marsit, conductor James Popejoy, conductor Three Dances from the Gayne Ballet...... Fanfare for Wind Ensemble...... Nathan Bobby Shew, trumpet and flugelhorn ...... Khachaturian/Leidzen Morning Star...... Maslanka April 24, 2009 Circus Bee...... Fillmore Toccata Marziale...... Williams The Glory and the Grandeur...... Peck Lincolnshire Posy...... Grainger Fantasia in G...... Mahr

Wind Ensemble A Father’s Dream...... Harmon University of North Carolina at Charlotte Timothy Reynish, conductor Divertimento...... Persichetti Symphonic Wind Ensemble Matthew M. Marsit, guest conductor Radiant Joy...... Bryant Laurence L. Marks, conductor Frank Campos, trumpet Essay for Trumpet...... Johnston David Whitwell, guest conductor Vranjanka...... Hesketh The Klaxon...... Fillmore April 27, 2009 Passacaglia...... Jackson

Trumpet Concerto...... Bennett University of North Dakota Concerto for 23 Winds...... Hartley Awayday...... Gorb University Band Polka, from the Ballet “The Bolt”...... “POPS” Concert ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger Houghton College James Popejoy, conductor Capriccio Italien...... Tchaikovsky/Hindsley Symphonic Winds Robert Brooks, guest conductor Sinfonia da Requiem...... Whitwell November 1, 2008 Chad Green, graduate conductor

Gary Stith, conductor Brian Pfeifer, xylophone University of North Carolina at Charlotte Brian Casey, chamber winds conductor April 28, 2009 Concert Band Paul DeBoer, trumpet Jennifer Whitaker, conductor Judy Congdon, organ Robinson’s Grand Entree...... King April 28, 2009 Overture for Winds...... Carter

Tempered Steel...... Young Regenesis: Song of the Planet...... Higgins Washington Greys...... Grafulla Chorale and Alleluia...... Hanson Rainbow Ripples...... Green/Werle Suite Francaise...... Milhaud Le Bal de Beatrice D’Este...... Hahn A Percy Grainger Suite...... arr. Erickson Shenandoah...... Ticheli Return and Rebuild the Desolate Places...Hovhaness Selections from “Fantasia”...... arr. Curnow Tempered Steel...... Young Crown Imperial...... Walton/Duthoit Wingate University OHIO Houghton College Wind Ensemble, Trombone Choir and Columbus State Community College Chamber Winds Percussion Ensemble Columbus, Ohio Brian Casey, coordinator/coach Dawn A. Perry, conductor Columbus State Concert Band November 8, 2008 April 20, 2009 Thomas Lloyd, conductor Gart Tirey, guest conductor Scherzetto, Pavanne, and Gopak...... Jacob Trombone Choir Rose Marie Zuber, piano Girl with the Flaxen Hair.. Debussy/Singleton/Casey Achieved is the Glorious Work from “The Creation” March 10, 2009 Tres Sonetos...... Revueltas ...... Haydn/Miller Concerto in C for Two Oboes, Strings, Hungarian Dance No. 5...... Brahms Celebration for Winds and Percusssion.. Swearingen and Continuo...... Albinoni Wind Ensemble Eventide...... Reed Rejouissance...... Curnow Max the King...... Duffy Houghton College Scenes from “The Louvre”...... Dello Joio Dreamsong...... Saucedo Chamber Winds An American Elegy...... Ticheli March W. M. B...... Hall April 6, 2009 Percussion Ensemble Can-Can...... Offenbach/Famelart OREGON Western Fanfare...... Ewazen Vamudara (Mwapfeke Marengena)...... Oregon State University Celtic Offering...... McMichael ...... Traditional/Williams Wind Ensemble Quasi Improvisando...... Francaix Djole ...... Traditional Christopher C. Chapman, conductor Revecy Venir du Printans (Centone No. 1)...... Wind Ensemble Marcellus Brown and Robert Brudvig, ...... LeJeune/Reynolds Symphonic Dance No. 3 – “Fiesta”...... Williams guest conductor Concert Etude...... Goedicke The Klaxon...... Fillmore Larry Johnson, horn Schafe in Mir, Gott...... Brahms/Casey March 3, 2009 Minuet and German Dance...... Beethoven/Casey Radiant Joy Hollywood Carnival...... Surinach NORTH DAKOTA Ritmo Jondo...... Surinach University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble Radiant Joy...... Bryant James Popejoy, conductor Moving Parts...... Sampson NORTH CAROLINA March 5, 2009 Air Mosaic: 1. Evidence of Things Not Seen...... Charlotte Youth Wind Ensemble ...... Rogers Laurence L. Marks, conductor Celebration Fanfare...... Walczyk Concerto for Horn, No. 1 in E-flat Major...... Strauss David Whitwell, guest conductor Epinicion...... Paulson Basque Rhapsody...... Sheldon Royce Lumpkin, guest conductor La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed Joseph Ellison, trumpet Pastime...... Stamp Oregon State University March 4, 10, 2009 Wind Ensemble University of North Dakota Christopher C. Chapman, conductor Homage to Perotin...... Nelson University Band Brad Townsend, guest conductor The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson James Popejoy, conductor Fred Korman, oboe Concerto for Trumpet...... Arutiunian Chad Green, graduate conductor Jason Ham, euphonium Civil War Reflections...... Whitwell March 5, 2009 May 27, 2009 Country Gardens...... Grainger Short Ride in a Fast Machine Danza Sinfonica...... Barnes Fandango...... Perkins/Werle Excerpts from “The Lord of the Rings”...... Short Ride in a Fast Machine..... Adams/trans. Odom 9 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2009

Autumn Soliloquy...... Barnes East Tennessee State University Salvation is Created..Tschesnokoff/arr. Houseknecht Summer of 2008: Concerto for Euphonium, Winds Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 4, “West Point”...... Gould and Percussion...... Gillingham Christian Zembower, conductor Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp Masque...... Hesketh April 28, 2009 In this hid clearing…...... Stamp Song ...... Bolcom Outdoor/”Open Air” concert Symphony No. 1, “In Memoriam David Diamond”.. Kingfishers Catch Fire...... Mackey ...... Stamp Concert Band University of Portland Peacemaker March ...... King/Swearingen Stephen F. Austin State University Concert Band, Brass Quintet, and Wind Trio In Strength and Honor...... Witte Symphonic Band & University Band Patrick Murphy, conductor Festivo...... Nehlybel Brett A. Richardson, conductor March 4, 2009 Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland David W. Campo, conductor The Inferno...... Smith Jerry Gonzalez and Kenny Peters, Canzona per Sonare No. 3...... Gabrieli Wind Ensemble graduate assistant conductors Suite from the Water Music...... Handel/Mills Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite...... King April 21, 2009 *Trio ...... Kibbe Pastime...... Stamp For the New Day Arisen...... Barton Combined Bands University Band An American Elegy...... Ticheli Movie Marches Medley...... Williams/Rhodes Spirals of Light...... O’Loughlin Unending Stream of Life...... Maslanka Llwyn Onn...... Hogg Dublin Dances...... Van der Roost TEXAS Men of Music...... King GDYO Wind Symphony TENNESSEE Symphonic Band (Greater Dallas Youth Orchestras, Inc.) Belmont University Our Director...... Bigelow David T. Kehler, conductor Wind Ensemble Sleepers, Awake!, BWV 140.... Bach/trans. Patterson Steven Bryant, guest composer and conductor Wind Ensemble Invitational Festival Mock Morris...... Grainger/arr. Kreines Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts Barry Kraus, conductor Shadow Rituals...... Markowski Eric Rombach-Kendall, guest conductor and Richardson, Texas March 1, 2009 clinician Stephen F. Austin State University Joel Treybig, trumpet The Wind Ensemble Symphony for Winds...... Ellerby March 3, 2009 Steven Moreland, graduate conductor Radiant Joy...... Bryant Graduate Conducting Recital O Magnum Mysterium.... Lauridsen, trans. Reynolds Hendersonville High School Wind Ensemble April 26, 2009 ...... Sousa/Fennell March, Opus 99...... Prokofiev/Yoder First Suite for Band...... Reed Fanfare for the Common Man...... Copland GDYO Wind Symphony Blackman High School Wind Ensemble A Slavic Woman’s Farewell.. Agapkin/ed. Bourgeois David T. Kehler, conductor Molly on the Shore...... Grainger An American Elegy...... Ticheli Meadows School of the Arts Porgy and Bess...... Gershwin/Barnes Symphony in B-flat, mvt. .I ...... Hindemith Belmont University Wind Ensemble Southern Methodist University May 10, 2009 Strange Humors...... Mackey Stephen F. Austin State University O Magnum Mysterium...... Lauridsen/Reynolds Wind Symphony Procession of the Nobles...... Concertino in E-flat...... Sachse/Yeago David W. Campo, conductor ...... Rimsky Korsakov/Leidzen “Apollo Unleashed” from Symphony No. 2... Ticheli Jerry Gonzalez, graduate assistant conductor Concerto for Trumpet and Symphonic Band...... April 26, 2009 Belmont University Wind Ensemble and the ...... Arutiunian/Duker Children’s March: “Over the Hills and Far Away”... Belmont Chorale Pride of the Wolverines...... Sousa ...... Grainger Barry Kraus, conductor The Solitary Dancer...... Benson Clocking...... Mackey Jeffery Ames and Paul Godwin, guest conductors Vientos y Tangos...... Gandolfi Crown Imperial...... Walton/Duthoit April 14, 2009 Symphony No. 1, “New Day Rising”...... Reineke Stephen F. Austin State University Americans We...... Fillmore/Fennell The University of Texas-Pan American The Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony Cloudburst...... Whitacre Dean Canty, conductor Kenny Peters, graduate assistant conductor Be Thou My Vision...... Cross James Coleman, flute Ronnie Pruitt, graduate assistant conductor Southern Harmony...... Donald Grantham Scott Roeder, tuba Graduate Conducting Recital March 31, 2009 East Tennessee State University March 27, 2009 Wind Ensemble Sabre and Spurs...... Sousa Wind Symphony Christian Zembower, conductor The Planets, Jupiter...... Holst Allied Honor...... King March 19, 2009 Concerto in G...... Quantz Abracadabra...... Ticheli “New York Perspectives” Sabinan...... Marquina Whirlwind...... Blackshaw Trittico...... Nelhybel Pageant, Op. 59...... Persichetti George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Lohengrin, Intro to Act III...... Wagner Wind Ensemble Hymn for the Lost and the Living...... Ewazen From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific...... Clarke Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare...... Strauss Northwind March ...... Chambers/Bourgeois Aegean Festival...... Makris/Bader City Profiles...... Dello Joio ...... Sousa Vox Populi...... Danielpour/Stamp Colonial Song...... Grainger Symphony No. 4, “West Point”...... Gould VIRGINIA East Tennessee State University James Madison University Wind Ensemble Stephen F. Austin State University University Band, Concert band, and Christian Zembower, conductor The Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Carnegie Hall, New York City “The Music of Jack Stamp” Stephen P. Bolstad, Scott Rikkers and April 8, 2009 Fred J. Allen, conductor William Posey, conductors “New York Perspectives” Jack Stamp, guest composer/conductor David Bacon and Jerry Philp, Ron Anderson, guest conductor graduate conductors George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Ronnie Pruitt, graduate assistant conductor March 3, 2009 Hymn for the Lost and the Living...... Ewazen Debbie Berry, soprano Northwind March ...... Chambers/Bourgeois April 7, 2009 University Band City Profiles...... Dello Joio Covenant...... Smith Vox Populi...... Danielpour/Stamp Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn 10 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2009

Mercury...... Van der Roost University of Washington University of Washington On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss...... Holsinger Pacific Northwest Concert Band Festival Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert The Thunderer...... Sousa Feb. 1 & 2, 2009 Band, Campus Band Concert Band April 27, 2009 The Dam Busters...... Coates/Wagner Wind Ensemble “SPOTLIGHT!” Ave Maria...... Biebl/Cameron Timothy Salzman, conductor Suite from Hymn of the Highlands...... Sparke Frank Battisti, Glenn Price, and Bob Ponto, Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band guest conductors Timothy Salzman, conductor Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti Jon Hill, tuba Gary Brattin and Vu Nguyen, guest conductors Bugs ...... Cichy Cathedrals...... Salfelder Chris Lennard, marimba Armenian Dances, Part I...... Reed Variations for Wind Band...... Akiko Iguchi, piano ...... Vaughan Williams/Hunsberger Concerto for Marimba and Band...... Maslanka James Madison University Concerto for Tuba and Wind Band...... Broughton Concerto Logic...... Pann Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band William Byrd Suite, mvt. I...... Jacob Symphonic Band Stephen P. Bolstad, conductor J. Brad McDavid, conductor David Maslanka, guest composer University of Washington Gary Brattin, guest conductor April 9, 2009 Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Campus Band Danny Helseth, euphonium February 19, 2009 Tam O’ Shanter...... Arnold/arr. Paynter Symphonic Band “LINCOLN PORTRAIT” Symphony No. 29...... Hovhaness Tears ...... Maslanka Wind Symphony Symphonic Band Combined Campus & Concert Bands Symphony No. 8...... Maslanka J. Brad McDavid, conductor Vu Nguyen, Danny Helseth and Eric M. Smedley, conductor Kirsten Cummings, conductors James Madison University Frazer Cook, narrator Natalie Dungey, trumpet All-Bands Concert Songs of Old Kentucky...... Karrick Königsmarsch...... Strauss/arr. Barrett Stephen P. Bolstad, Scott Rikkers and Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight...... Forsblad Balladair...... Erickson William Posey, conductors My Old Kentucky Home...... Foster/arr. Barnes Concerto for Trumpet...... Arutiunian David Bacon and Jerry Philp, A Lincoln Portrait...... Copland/trans. Beeler graduate conductors Concert Band University of Washington May 3, 2009 Vu Nguyen and Angela Zumbo, conductors Chamber Winds Recital Old Home Days...... Ives/arr. Elkus Eric Smedley, conductor University Band Be Glad Then, America...... Schuman May 5, 2009 Emperata Overture...... Smith Americans We...... Fillmore Loch Lomond...... Ticheli Campus Band Serenade Op. 7...... Strauss Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew...... Curnow Gary Brattin and Kirsten Cummings, Serenade No. 12 in c minor, K. 388/384a...... Mozart Concert Band conductors Octandre...... Varèse Symphony No. 1, mvt. V (Hobbits)...... de Meij American Civil War Fantasy...... Bilik Music for Brass Octet...... Plog Fandango...... Perkins Rushmore...... Reed An American Elegy...... Ticheli ...... Sousa/ed. Brion & Schissel May 28, 2009 Symphonic Band University of Washington English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone University of Washington Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert The Engulfed Cathedral...... Debussy/Patterson Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Campus Band Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Band, Campus Band “CONSTRUCTIONS” Wind Symphony March 10, 2009 Canzona...... Mennin “URBAN LANDSCAPES” Wind Ensemble Musica Boema...... Lukás Timothy Salzman, conductor Adagio...... Rodrigo Wind Ensemble Eric Smedley, guest conductor March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Timothy Salzman, conductor Torrey Kaminski, flute ...... Hindemith/Wilson Vu Nguyen, guest conductor Chia-Hao Hsieh, timpani Flute Concerto No. 2 in D Major, Allegro aperto...... Sinfonietta No. 1: “In the blue of an electric dawn”...... Mozart WASHINGTON ...... David Symphony #7...... Maslanka University of Washington Bands Trauersinfonie...... Wagner Symphonic Band December 4, 2008 Raise the Roof...... Daugherty J. Brad McDavid, conductor “PASSAGES” Symphonic Band Gary Brattin, guest conductor J. Brad McDavid, conductor Autumn in Kyoto Palace...... Kushida Wind Ensemble Eric M. Smedley, guest conductor Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo...... Arnold/arr. Paynter Timothy Salzman, conductor Symphony No. 1, mvt. 1 “City of Gold”...... Reineke Concert Band Eric Smedley, guest conductor Cityscape...... Boerma Vu Nguyen and Danny Helseth, conductors Thomas Harper, tenor Campus Band The Fire of Eternal Glory...Shostakovich/trans. Rhea Circuits...... McTee Gary Brattin and Kirsten Cummings, Fugue à la Gigue...... Bach/trans. Holst Elegy...... Chance conductors Chant and Jubilo...... McBeth A Cornfield in July and The River...... Penn Impressions of Cairo...... Washburn Campus Band The Winds of Nagual...... Colgrass Renaissance Fair...... Margolis Gary Brattin and Kirsten Cummings, Campus Band Concert Band conductors Gary Brattin and Kirsten Cummings, Vu Nguyen and Angela Zumbo, conductors Fortress Variants...... Del Borgo conductors Dusk ...... Bryant Symphony No. 4 for Winds and Percussion.. Boysen Over One Hundred Years...... Paulus Shortcut Home...... Wilson October...... Whitacre Golden Light: A Celebration Piece...... Maslanka Concert Band Vu Nguyen and Angela Zumbo, conductors Flourish for Wind Band...... Vaughan Williams Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti Rollo Takes a Walk...... Maslanka Vesuvius...... Ticheli 11 - PROGRAMS SUMMER 2009 WISCONSIN Lawrence University Conservatory of Music Symphonic Band Andrew Mast, conductor Evan Williams, student conductor March 1, 2009

Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, mvt. I...... Bach/Davis Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland Pater Noster...... Handel/Blahnik SUBMISSION GUIDELINES La Fiesta Mexicana...... Reed FOR THE REPORT

Lawrence University Conservatory of Music Submission Requirements: Wind Ensemble 1) MS Word Attachment Andrew Mast, conductor 2) E-mail message to: [email protected] Monte Perkins, bassoon Hard copies will not be accepted. Serenade in E-flat, Op. .7...... Strauss Interior...... Kuster For programs: Concertino for Bassoon and Winds...... Andriessen Please include your STATE and DATE OF PERFOR- Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith MANCE in all submissions. The CBDNA Executive Board and the editor encourage program submissions University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for specific concerts in performance order rather than Youth Wind Ensemble II repertoire lists for semesters, tours, or academic years. Joel Fenelon, Nicholas Carlson and Many CBDNA members are as interested in how John A. Woger, guest conductors members program as they are in what they program. March 1, 2009 Please note: The Army of the Nile...... Alford When submitting programs, do not use leader charac- Concertino for Flute...... Chaminade ters, boldface, italics, hyphens, centering, justification Shenandoah...... Ticheli or other formatting. Please review the programs in this Night Dances...... Yurko issue of the Report for examples, or see the sample Aquarium...... de Meij program below. The editor will not be able to include submissions which contain any of the above format- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ting inconsistencies. Youth Wind Ensembles I Scott R. Corley, conductor Submissions will be edited as necessary Nathan Langfitt and Megan Sweeney, prior to publication. guest conductors March 1, 2009 Sample Program: The University of Texas at Austin Sinfonia for Winds...... Donizetti Wind Ensemble Festivo...... Gregson Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Solo de Concours...... Messager G. Scott Bersaglia, Albert Nguyen, Symphony No. 3...... Giannini Mary K. Schneider, guest conductors April 27, 2005

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