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CBDA CHAIR AUDITION RESULTS This does not include students who did not have to chair audition (WS tenor/bari sax, percussion, etc). Pink – Wind Symphony Blue – Symphonic Band Green – Concert Band First Last Inst School Grade Chair Dillon Halpin Flute Mira Mesa HS 12 1 Samantha Anderson Flute Valencia HS 11 2 Ashley Fang Flute Diamond Bar HS 12 3 Laura Gong Flute Westmont HS 11 4 Ellen Cheng Flute Homestead HS 10 5 Erica Wang Flute Torrey Pines HS 9 6 Ellie Huang Flute Amador Valley HS 11 1 Anna Lee Flute Orange County School of the Arts 11 2 Curtis Li Flute Amador Valley HS 10 3 Heidi Harris Flute Reedley HS 12 4 Jana Bridi Flute Harmony Magnet Academy 11 5 Ella Watson Flute Oak Ridge HS 11 6 Juliet Fang Flute University HS (Fresno) 10 7 Audrey Moeller Flute Santa Monica HS 11 8 Aadya Abhyankar Flute West Ranch HS 9 9 Joanna Hsieh Flute Los Altos HS 11 1 Caroline Gong Flute Head Royce School 10 2 Jennifer Su Flute Rio Americano HS 12 3 Minseo Kim Flute California HS 9 4 Elizabeth Rodriguez Flute Central HS 11 5 Ananya Navale Flute Dougherty Valley HS 11 6 Tansy Chen Flute Folsom HS 11 7 Annie Ping Flute Valley Christian HS 12 8 Alex Park Flute Northwood HS 9 9 Jasmine Yu Flute James Logan HS 10 10 Ashley Park Flute Crescenta Valley HS 10 11 Ivy Gin Flute Santiago HS 11 12 Cate Collard Flute Crescenta Valley HS 11 13 Phoebe Liu Flute Amador Valley HS 11 14 Jack Lichterman Flute Santa Monica HS 11 15 First Last Inst School Grade Chair Jackson Van Vooren Bb Clarinet Los Altos HS 11 1 Nicholas Kim Bb Clarinet Agoura HS 11 2 Nathan Nguyen Bb Clarinet Orange County School of the Arts 11 3 Isaiah Vogt Bb Clarinet Chino Hills HS 11 4 Jonathan Liu Bb Clarinet Mission San Jose HS 12 5 Kevin Chen Bb Clarinet Cupertino HS 11 6 Seung Jae Hong Bb Clarinet Woodbridge HS 12 7 Andrew Chung Bb Clarinet Northwood HS 10 8 John JaehoonKim Bb Clarinet Saratoga HS 11 9 Edwin He Bb Clarinet Homestead HS 11 10 Harrison Kim Bb Clarinet Branham HS 10 11 Brian Fu Bb Clarinet Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 11 12 Oren Dror Bb Clarinet Palisades Charter HS 11 13 Hina Tamaki Bb Clarinet University HS (Irvine) 11 14 Michael Chan Bb Clarinet Canyon Crest Academy 11 15 Robert Gan Bb Clarinet Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 11 16 Daniel Thurmond Bb Clarinet Santa Monica HS 10 1 Nathan Duggal Bb Clarinet Canyon Crest Academy 10 2 Frank Jiang Bb Clarinet Evergreen Valley HS 11 3 Eric Miao Bb Clarinet James C. Enochs HS 12 4 Timothy Kulawiak Bb Clarinet Maria Carrillo HS 10 5 Richard Chiu Bb Clarinet Lynbrook HS 11 6 Juwon Park Bb Clarinet Burlingame HS 12 7 Steven Choi Bb Clarinet Newbury Park HS 12 8 Leo Gilman Bb Clarinet Santa Monica HS 11 9 Cameron Gelvezon Bb Clarinet Rancho Buena Vista HS 12 10 David Kwon Bb Clarinet Adolfo Camarillo HS 9 11 Andrew Kang Bb Clarinet Canyon Crest Academy 9 12 Elias Gilbert Bb Clarinet Santa Cruz HS 12 13 Sean He Bb Clarinet Palo Alto HS 9 14 Jay Kim Bb Clarinet Van Nuys HS 11 15 Allison Park Bb Clarinet Homestead HS 10 16 Elizabeth Lau Bb Clarinet University Preparatory Academy 9 17 Aaron Chang Bb Clarinet Diamond Bar HS 9 18 Emily Shanmugam Bb Clarinet Rancho Bernardo HS 10 19 Aidan Keefe Bb Clarinet La Jolla HS 10 20 Luke Nam Bb Clarinet Leland HS 11 21 James Kor Bb Clarinet Diamond Bar HS 11 22 Eleanor Koo Bb Clarinet Lynbrook HS 9 23 Tommy Zheng Bb Clarinet Newbury Park HS 11 24 Sam Liu Bb Clarinet Mira Costa HS 11 25 Amy Nam Bb Clarinet Leigh HS 11 26 Anton Guo Bb Clarinet Eleanor Roosevelt HS 11 27 George Betancourt Bb Clarinet Norco HS 12 28 Max Kaminsky Bb Clarinet Calabasas HS 9 1 Caleb Chiang Bb Clarinet Mission San Jose HS 11 2 Damian Murillo Bb Clarinet Davis Senior HS 12 3 Zoe King Bb Clarinet Oakland Technical HS 9 4 Darren Huang Bb Clarinet Lynbrook HS 12 5 Justin Chao Bb Clarinet James Logan HS 11 6 Jonathan Recomanta Bb Clarinet Etiwanda HS 11 7 Stephen Lin Bb Clarinet San Luis Obispo HS 9 8 Emily Ede Bb Clarinet Vanden HS 10 9 Nicole Park Bb Clarinet San Dieguito HS Academy 11 10 Nathan Mun Bb Clarinet Westview HS 9 11 Elizabeth Richards Bb Clarinet Long Beach Polytechnic HS 10 12 Kenneth Rhee Bb Clarinet Northwood HS 9 13 Maggie Juarez Bb Clarinet Johansen HS 12 14 Collin Wang Bb Clarinet Amador Valley HS 11 15 Soojong Ha Bb Clarinet Troy HS 9 16 Aaron Wong Bb Clarinet Saratoga HS 11 17 Wilbert Li Bb Clarinet Newbury Park HS 11 18 Alexandra Schoettler Bb Clarinet Palisades Charter HS 10 19 Arnav Kethana Bb Clarinet Dougherty Valley HS 10 20 Matthew Chandler Bb Clarinet Eleanor Roosevelt HS 10 21 Shane Crawford Bb Clarinet James C. Enochs HS 12 22 Bryant Chung Bb Clarinet Beckman HS 11 23 Alessandro Duran Bb Clarinet Sequoia HS 10 24 Sebastian Sanso Bb Clarinet Santa Cruz HS 11 25 Ethan Benedetto Bb Clarinet Palm Desert HS 11 26 Caleb Spivey Bb Clarinet Moorpark HS 11 27 Shane Gardner Bb Clarinet Lincoln HS 12 28 Diego Ortiz Bb Clarinet Patterson HS 9 29 Joseph Kim Bb Clarinet Dougherty Valley HS 10 30 Jason Bricky Bb Clarinet Pitman HS 12 31 Dyne Lee Bb Clarinet Saratoga HS 9 32 Eileen Lee Bb Clarinet Saratoga HS 10 33 Bill Dai Bb Clarinet Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 12 34 Esther Xiong Bb Clarinet Mission Hills HS 11 35 Ryan Dai Bb Clarinet Irvington HS 9 36 Kyle Woo Bb Clarinet Archbshop Mitty HS 10 37 Ethan Huang Bb Bass Clarinet Troy HS 11 1 Maxine Mayor Bb Bass Clarinet Benicia HS 12 2 Jared Ho Bb Bass Clarinet Saratoga HS 12 1 Brandon Wong Bb Bass Clarinet Saratoga HS 10 2 James Hunt Bb Bass Clarinet Amador Valley HS 12 3 Ben Kunimoto Bb Bass Clarinet Davis Senior HS 11 1 Wonbin Ko Bb Bass Clarinet Newbury Park HS 12 2 Emma Becker Bb Bass Clarinet Granite Bay HS 12 3 Isabella Gomez Bb Bass Clarinet Santa Monica HS 12 4 First Last Inst School Grade Chair Esther Liu Oboe Fullerton Union HS 11 1 Jonathan Kang Oboe Northwood HS 9 2 Xinyang Chen Oboe Ayala HS 11 1 Annabelle Park Oboe Orange County School of the10 Arts 2 Aaron Jin Oboe Crean Lutheran HS 11 3 Carissa Jeon Oboe Diamond Bar HS 10 4 Noel Takaya Oboe Buena HS 10 1 Brandon Han Oboe Crystal Springs Upland School10 2 Noah Godard Oboe Moorpark HS 10 3 Stafford Williams Oboe Ridgeview HS 11 4 Noah Quessenberry Oboe University City HS 10 5 Soumili Mukherjee Bassoon Campolindo HS 10 1 Krishna Mandal Bassoon Benicia HS 11 2 Max Yeh Bassoon Aragon HS 11 3 Alexander Waters Bassoon Clovis North HS 10 4 Sarah Goldstein Bassoon Westview HS 12 1 Tiana Chan Bassoon James Logan HS 10 2 Nolan Smith Bassoon Amador Valley HS 9 3 Sarah Park Bassoon Palos Verdes HS 9 4 Margaret Pecht Bassoon Ventura HS 10 5 Shihoon Bae Bassoon Orange County School of the10 Arts 6 Yael Bright Bassoon Westlake HS 11 1 Belen Baldelli Bassoon San Marcos HS 12 2 Daniel Tran Bassoon Westview HS 9 3 Brandon Bui Bassoon Mira Costa HS 11 4 Anika Regli Bassoon Santiago HS 10 5 Kaitlyn White Bassoon Rancho Buena Vista HS 12 6 First Last Inst School Grade Chair Eric Tandean Alto Saxophone Amador Valley HS 10 1 Anthony Qin Alto Saxophone Saratoga HS 11 2 Claire Xu Alto Saxophone Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 9 1 Xiuyuan Qiu Alto Saxophone Amador Valley HS 11 2 Albert Guo Alto Saxophone Diamond Bar HS 11 3 Julianne Peck Alto Saxophone Stockdale HS 11 4 Raymond Yoo Alto Saxophone Rancho Cucamonga HS 11 1 Lucas Wiese-Ibarra Alto Saxophone University City HS 10 2 Zachary Lin Alto Saxophone University HS (Irvine) 10 3 Sami Fayyad Alto Saxophone Aragon HS 11 4 India Wade Alto Saxophone Analy HS 11 5 Kai Wen Li Alto Saxophone Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 11 6 Emily Xie Alto Saxophone Las Lomas HS 11 7 Brendan Lockie Alto Saxophone Rancho Bernardo HS 12 8 Aoife Stapleton Tenor Saxophone Amador Valley HS 11 1 Adelric Low Tenor Saxophone Amador Valley HS 11 2 Jack Simon Tenor Saxophone Santa Monica HS 10 1 Aditya Gompa Tenor Saxophone Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 11 2 Alec Wang Tenor Saxophone Rancho Bernardo HS 11 3 Timothy Lee Tenor Saxophone Foothill HS (Pleasanton) 12 4 Haley Sabo Baritone Saxophone Ventura HS 11 1 Samuel Tobilla Baritone Saxophone Eleanor Roosevelt HS 11 2 Connor Carnevali Baritone Saxophone Lincoln HS 12 1 Kyle Takeuchi Baritone Saxophone Dougherty Valley HS 12 2 First Last Inst School Grade Chair Caleb Brosnac Trumpet Clovis North HS 11 1 Austin Miranda Trumpet Upland HS 9 2 Diego Turner Trumpet Chino Hills HS 11 3 William Siegmund Trumpet Santa Cruz HS 12 4 Guy Zamir Trumpet Henry M. 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  • The Music of Joan Tower • 2008 Karel Husa Visiting Professor of Composition

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    Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC All Concert & Recital Programs Concert & Recital Programs 2-5-2008 Concert: The uM sic of Joan Tower Karel Husa Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra Kulmusik Contemporary Chamber Ensemble Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/music_programs Part of the Music Commons Recommended Citation Husa, Karel; Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra; and Kulmusik Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, "Concert: The usicM of Joan Tower" (2008). All Concert & Recital Programs. 4180. https://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/music_programs/4180 This Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Concert & Recital Programs at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Concert & Recital Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. The Music of Joan Tower • 2008 Karel Husa Visiting Professor of Composition Ford Auditorium Tuesday, February 5, 2008 8:15 p.m. PROGRAM Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman #1 \ Members of the Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra • Hom: Lori Roy, principal; Liz Teucke, assistant Rachel Haselbauer; Ella Nace; Andrea Silvestrini Trumpet: Omar Williams, principal; Ethan Urtz; Caro!Jumper; Trombone: Aiice Rogers, principal; Erin Lindon; Phil Truex, bass Tuba: Bryan Lewis Percussion: Andrew Sickmeier, timpani; Seth Nicoletti, principal; Lee Treat Jeffery Meyer*, conductor Ascent Jean Radice*, organ Big Sky Susan Waterbury*, violin 'Elizabeth Simkin*, cello Jennifer Hayghe*, piano Petroushskates • Members of Kulmusik Lisa Thornton, flute Adam Butalewicz, clarinet Susan Waterbury*, violin Sara Wolfe, cello Mary Holzhauer, piano DNA Colleen Clark, Nate Dominy, Chris Ganey, Peter Kielar, Kaye Sevier, percussion Aian Dust, conductor * Ithaca College faculty • Photographic, video, and sound recording and/ or transmitting devices are not permitted in the Whalen Center concert halls.