College Band Directors National Association Fall 2012 Scott S. Hanna, editor

CBDNA REPORT

FROM THE PODIUM This will be my final installment of From the study fellowships for women and minority wind Podium and it has been a pleasure to represent conductors and it is appropriate that CBDNA has your interests over the past year and a half. named these conducting fellowships the CBDNA Everything now is building to the National Myron “Mike” Moss Conducting Fellowships. Conference March 20-23, 2013 at the University Mike altered the values of our organization by of North Carolina at Greensboro. making us more aware that we should be inclusive. He understood that diverse and open A few weeks ago, I attended the Memorial organizations are stronger institutions that are Program at Drexel University for our colleague built to last. Thank you Mike! and friend, Mike Moss. It was a beautiful program that included moving performances by This year marks the 100th anniversary of the the Drexel and University Chorus, founding of the Joliet Township High School a musical tribute by saxophonist Carrie Koffman, Band in Illinois: the first American high school and comments from friends, colleagues, and band according to many sources. Many of our leaders from the Drexel community. It was with habits and methods of delivering musical great pride that I attended as a contingent of instruction derive from the first decades of the speakers from CBDNA that included Tom Duffy, 20th century when high school and college bands Paula Holcomb, and Glen Adsit. became embedded into American schools.

What struck me most was how all these lives; The great challenge of our time is how to adapt students, faculty members, family, friends, former our model to fit new circumstances over which landlords, African American composers, and we have little control. One need not look hard to CBDNA colleagues were woven together through find examples of change threatening the existence the common bond of one humble man who fought of once stable institutions such as American hard for the underdogs in society. Mike never did symphony orchestras and public school band anything to call attention to himself and programs. These changes are unlikely to abate everything to champion the cause of those who and our ability to preserve the institution of the may have needed a little extra boost. He lived his wind band as a centerpiece of music education personal and professional life with the same and higher education rests upon how we react to a sincerity of purpose. different environment. The 2013 National Conference will build around this theme. Through Mike’s insistence and persistence CBDNA now regularly awards 10-12 conducting The Music Education Committee will give a

IN THIS ISSUE From the Podium – 1 Conferences – 5 Resources – 6 Commissions and Premieres – 2 Recordings – 6 Programs – 8

CBDNA REPORT – 2 FALL 2012 summary of the Summer Band Education 3. What musical opportunities will our Symposium and lead a discussion of ways in students have after they leave our which one can incorporate new technologies to programs, how can we improve and augment pedagogy, alternatives for increasing the increase those opportunities, and how relevance of school band programs to local can we best prepare them for the communities through social engagement, ideas musical world they will live in? for expanding involvement in music programs, and ideas for building programs based upon The value of a professional organization such as musical artistry and creativity. CBDNA is that it provides the means for sharing information, raising issues of common concern, On the other end of the spectrum will be a session and providing the mechanism through which we devoted to dialogue with leaders in the arts can solve problems. We can have meaningful outside of education so that we can better dialogue about complex problems that affect us in understand the kinds of issues they are wrestling music education and the professional music with and what they see in the future. world. And, we will STILL have enough energy to enjoy the inspiring performances we will hear, Sandwiched between public school music meet the composers who create our repertoire, programs and the professional music world are learn about matters of historical importance, and the colleges and universities that prepare music savor the companionship of our colleagues after educators, music administrators, symphony hours. musicians, composers and arrangers, conductors, and consumers of music. Not only can we I look forward to seeing you in Greensboro! influence the outcomes in music education and the professional music world through our work as Eric Rombach-Kendall conductors and teachers, our livelihood is at stake based upon what happens before students reach COMMISSIONS AND our ensembles and the kinds of opportunities in PREMIERES music our graduates find once they leave our A Kiss Before the World’s End – programs. Houston Dunleavy

It is understandable that many of us wish to focus The Omaha Symphonic Winds presented the our attention within our immediate sphere of American Premiere of Houston Dunleavy's influence and on those things we directly control. concerto for viola and wind ensemble A Kiss However, if we are to leave a legacy for future Before the World's End. The violist was wind conductors and music students, we must international soloist Brett Deubner who acknowledge our role and responsibility in performed the world premiere in Melbourne last maintaining a healthy arts environment for our December. society by seeking answers to several questions: Houston Dunleavy, composer of the concerto, was a visiting composer at James Madison 1. How can we improve and expand University, The Cleveland Institute of Music, musical experiences for students Ball State University, the University of Florida, before they reach our campuses? and Georgia State University, and now is a 2. What can we do within our ensembles university music instructor and composer in and through CBDNA to improve and Melbourne, Australia. expand musical experiences for our students and our audiences? CBDNA REPORT – 3 FALL 2012

While at American University in Washington, Camerata in Ukraine. Brett Deubner’s DC, Dunleavy was journalist Daniel Pearl's voice commitment to extending the repertoire for the teacher. Houston writes, "When the news of viola is made evident by collaborations with some Danny’s death came through in 2002, I, like of today’s greatest composers such as Samuel thousands of musicians and journalists around the Adler, Lalo Schifrin, Andrew Rudin, David Del world, was rocked. It took me a long time to think Tredici and several of this generation’s leading about placing my reactions to all of this into young composers. To date, over 25 viola concerti music. At first, I wanted to write a work for and numerous solo and chamber works for viola violin, as Danny had been a violinist. However, have been written for him. when I was approached by violist Brett Deubner Concertino Caboclo – Jess Turner for a new work, I thought that a concerto for viola might have a timbral quality that could be just as Composer Jess Turner has completed a exciting as the violin, but with an extra commission for flutist Tadeu Coelho for flute and somberness that only the viola could convey." piccolo solo with wind ensemble. Concertino Caboclo is five movements, performed without The concerto, a juxtaposition of ethnic musical break, based on characters found in Brazilian elements, begins with a keening melody on the myth and legend. A consortium consisting of the penny whistle, while the second section of the bands from Bob Jones University, Clemson work, played by viola, bongos, and the entire University, Coastal Carolina University, Furman ensemble, presents constant interjections from a University, and the Hartt School of the University harsh, even barbaric set of chords which represent of Hartford have underwritten this commission. the intrusion of barbarism into Danny’s life. This The premiere was performed by the Bob Jones instability of rhythm comes to an end with a University Symphonic Wind Band. Those lament for viola and brass chorale. Over interested in getting information about Concertino descending chords, one can hear the piccolo’s Caboclo may contact the composer at keening and the Middle Eastern scales in the [email protected] or at viola, bringing the work to a quiet close. www.jesslangstonturner.com. The title, A Kiss Before the World's End, Marche Funebre – Occide Jeanty Dunleavy says, "reflects the premature end of something more than the life of a good man, as The Sacred Heart University Bands performed tragic as that was. Instead, it acknowledges the what is believed to be the US premiere of Chery: end of a world for those left behind as well, and Marche Funebre by the Haitian composer Occide the pain and loss such an end leaves in its wake." Jeanty Chery. The American Premiere is a registered event of the 11th annual Daniel Pearl World Music Days. Occide Jeanty (1860-1936) is considered to be one of Haiti’s most important classical Brett Deubner, soloist for the American Premiere, composers. Born into a musical family, Jeanty is one of this generation’s most accomplished was awarded a scholarship to study trumpet at the violists, and has inspired worldwide critical Paris Conservatory with renowned trumpet player acclaim for his powerful intensity and sumptuous and instructor Jean-Baptiste Arban. While there tone. He has performed across the United States, he also began composition lessons, but political in nine countries on four continents. Recent instability back home required him to return to performances include concerto appearances with Haiti. In 1885 he left Paris and become music the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the director to President Lysius Felicité Salomon Knoxville Symphony, the Filharmonic del Quito, writing music for the Palace Band in Port-au- the New Symphony of Sofia and the Kiev Prince. CBDNA REPORT – 4 FALL 2012

Ethnomusicologist Michael Largey says that be the first performance of this piece outside of "Jeanty wrote over 400 compositions, including Haiti. the commemorative march '1804' in celebration Blow it Up, Start Again – Jonathan Newman of the centennial of Haitian independence. Jeanty was a general in the Haitian army when the U.S. Jonathan Newman has completed the wind band Occupation began in 1915. He left his post a year transcription of his orchestral piece, Blow It Up, later; conflicting explanations were given for the Start Again. The transcription was commissioned departure. He was reinstated in 1922 and held the by a consortium of the following schools: position during the rest of the occupation, which Columbus State University, Florida Atlantic ended in 1934. Largey states that "By performing University, Florida State University, Georgia pieces that had extramusical programs referring State University, North Central High School to Haitian political resistance, the Palace Band, (Indianapolis, IN), Pacific Lutheran University, with Occide Jeanty conducting, became a symbol Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Texas of Haitian resistance, albeit in musical, not Tech University, University of Alberta and the military terms." Jeanty's most famous University of Minnesota. composition, Dessalines ou 1804: Marche Concerto for Alto Saxophone, op. 123 – Guerrière (Dessalines or 1804: War March) - Michael Young known to Haitian audiences as '1804' - was another example of a work that, became an The Whitworth Wind Symphony (Spokane, WA) unofficial anthem of Haitian resistance and premiered Michael Young's Concerto for Alto political autonomy until the end of the U.S. Saxophone, op. 123, with guest soloist Lawrence occupation in 1934. Gwozdz, professor of saxophone at the University of Southern Mississippi, on April 1. Of the Chery Marche Funebre, the Haitian conductor Pierre Leroy says “At the time this According to the concert review published in the piece was written, when someone died the funeral Spokesman Review, “The extraordinary was held the next day. I hear this piece as being importance of the Young concerto is owing both divided into five sections: first there is a short, to the intrinsic merits of the piece, which are but ominous introduction which is punctuated by considerable, and to the excellence of its soloist, the first loud fortissimo as the father received the American saxophone virtuoso Lawrence Gwozdz news of the death of his child. Next, there is a , whose mastery of the instrument cannot slow mournful section as the news starts to sink be overstated. The aspect of the Young concerto in. This is followed by a lyrical section that for that strikes one most immediately is its me represents the innocence of the child who has imaginative deployment of sonority…The died. This is followed by a violent section in concerto opens not with a full tutti, but with a which the father rages against God, cursing God hypnotic melody on the vibraphone, which recurs for taking away his son. Finally, the last section throughout the work. Gwozdz’s entry, as represents acceptance, with happy memories of throughout the piece, stops one’s breath with not his child.” only its beauty of tone, but with its richness and variety of color. One is repeatedly struck by the Consultations with Dr. Michael Largey appearance of some new instrument into the (University of Michigan), Dr. Claude Dauphin orchestral texture, only to find that the sound (University of Quebec-Montreal) and Dr. John came from the bell of Gwozdz’s saxophone. Jost (Bradley University) lead us to believe that this performance of Chery: Marche Funebre may “From this widely misunderstood instrument, Gwozdz teases the plaintive tone of the oboe, the CBDNA REPORT – 5 FALL 2012 penetrating warmth of the trumpet, melancholy 9 Feet of Brass: A Concerto for Trombone and burr of the bassoon – whatever sounds are called Band – Steven Rosenhaus for to maximize the beauty and impact of the In April 2012, The Sacred Heart University Band score. One cannot, in the narrow confines of a gave the world premiere of Steven Rosenhaus’ 9 review, do justice to the beauties either of the Feet of Brass: A Concerto for Trombone and Young concerto or of Gwozdz’s playing. Both Band. Director of Bands Keith Johnston was the demand to be heard widely and often.” soloist, with the composer conducting. The End of the World - Michael Schelle Coronal Loops - Rusty Banks CONFERENCES Sinfonietta - CBDNA Music Education Symposium Prometheus Unbound - Brian Bondari Applications to host the CBDNA Music On their November 11, 2012 concert, the Trinity Education Symposium in summer 2014 are being University Symphonic Wind Ensemble will accepted through December 3, 2012. Application performed two world premieres and two procedure can be found on the CBDNA consortium premieres. The consortium premieres homepage and all submissions should be sent were The End of the World (2011, Michael electronically to Gary Hill at: [email protected] Schelle) and Coronal Loops (2011, Rusty Banks). The Schelle composition was a product of a large The Music Education Symposium has been consortium of college wind groups headed by identified by the Board as an important initiative Robert Grechesky (Butler University), and the to energize our commitment to public school Banks work was commissioned by a college band band programs and teacher preparation. The consortium lead by Jacob Wallace (Southeastern Board has authorized $5000 for use by the host Oklahoma State University). institution to offset expenses associated with the symposium and we are seeking a partner with a The two world premieres were Sinfonietta (2012, strong commitment to music education and James Syler) and Prometheus Unbound (2012, sufficient resources to develop a national caliber Brian Bondari). Both premieres are both the conference. result of efforts initiated by the ensemble’s conductor, James Worman. Brian Bondari is an Please direct questions to Gary Hill, Chair Assistant Professor of Theory and Composition at CBDNA Music Education Committee. Trinity University, and agreed to compose a new IGEB work to close the November concert. The newest The IGEB, the International Society for the wind band composition from James Syler is a 13- Promotion and Research of Wind Music held minute single movement work in three sections. their 20th International Conference July 12-17. Abstract, yet lyrical, the work is intended to be a The event was hosted by Andre Granjo and the piece that both looks back (form, structure, College of Arts at Letters at the University of techniques) and looks forward (sonorities, Coimbra, Portugal. The theme of the conference, language,) and is the result of a commission lead On the Border: Bridging the Path Between by Dr. Worman and includes 20 other Tradition and Art, brought papers focused on a universities, many of which are smaller Liberal wide range of topics pertaining to wind band Arts institutions. Trinity University is located in including Harmoniemusik, military, amateur and San Antonio, Texas. professional bands, brass bands, activist bands, All four premiere composers will be present and pedagogy, instrumentation, repertoire, composer participate in a variety of rehearsals and symposia biographies, and musicological research. throughout the weekend. Presenters and participants represented nations CBDNA REPORT – 6 FALL 2012 throughout North Central and South America, associate, the University of North Texas. The Eastern and Western Europe, and the Middle first Portuguese saxophone group to be invited to East. IGEB president Bernhard Habla and his perform at the World Saxophone Congress, the executive board members Francis Peters, Doris Quad Saxophone Quartet also graced members Schweinzer, and Friedrich Anzenberger with a special recital. organized a diverse, professionally fulfilling In a ceremony during one of the concerts, the conference experience. organization presented its coveted Thelen Prize. Situated in the Hills overlooking the river Named after founding member Fritz Thelen, this Montego, Coimbra is a city rich in history. award is given to a dissertation representing Originally established by the Romans, the city outstanding scholarship in wind band research. was controlled by numerous groups until being Two dissertations were selected from an conquered by Christian groups in the 11th international pool as winners this year: David century, serving as the first capital of the new Gasche (Austria), La musique de circonstance kingdom. The University of Coimbra was pour Harmoniemusik à Vienne (1760-1820), and officially established in 1290, making it one of Peter Heckl (Austria), W. A. Mozart’s Europe’s oldest academic institutions. With Instrumentalkompositionen in Bearbeitungen für stunning landscape, architecture, and Harmoniemusik vor 1840. exceptionally hospitable residents, Coimbra was More information about the organization and its an exceptional host providing participants with an activities, including a program of the conference equally rich cultural experience. This cultural proceedings, can found on the society’s website: experience was augmented by a special tour www.igeb.net. which included tours of several museums. The group visited the Museum Ethnomúsica da Barrida, where amongst a collection of RECORDINGS instruments, a large number of original The University of Central Oklahoma Wind manuscripts belonging to Portuguese bands are Symphony's latest CD has been released on the housed. From here the tour continued to a Equilibrium Label (EQ112): museum dedicated to the Portuguese wine "American Byways: The Music of Michael production, and the Luis Pato winery. Hosted at Daugherty". The University of Central Oklahoma the home of Luis Pato, the participants were Wind Symphony and Friends, Brian Lamb, prepared a traditional Portuguese dinner conductor. consisting of various courses with the main dish Wind Ensemble pieces on the disc include "Rosa being leitão, or roast suckling pig. Parks Boulevard" and "Bizarro". Chamber Winds A country with a strong tradition of bands, select pieces on the disc include "Firecracker" and groups were invited to perform. Included were "Blue Like an Orange". Smaller Chamber Works the Filharmonica Boa Vontade Lorvanese, , include "Regrets Only," "Walk the Walk," and " Banda Sinfónica ARMAB. Host Andre Granjo Diamond in the Rough." and Filharmonica União Taveirense conductor For more information, please visit: João Paulo Fernandes graciously invited three conference participants to guest conduct: Robert http://www.equilibri.com/recordings/rec112.php Grechesky, Director of Bands at Butler University, Marcelo Jardim, Professor of RESOURCES Conducting Band and Orchestra Practice at the The complete set of 13 volumes of David School of Music of the Federal University of Rio Whitwell’s History and Literature of the Wind de Janeiro, and Seth Wollam, doctoral conducting Band is back in print after 25 years. Detailed CBDNA REPORT – 7 FALL 2012 information on each volume can be found on seems clear that this is where Wagner got David’s website, www.whitwellbooks.com or on the idea for his leit-motiv. Amazon Books. • Chopin. A Self-Portrait, 102 pages • Schumann. A Self-Portrait, 144 pages • The Wind Band and Wind Ensemble • Mendelssohn. 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October 11, 2012 Petite Symphonie ...... "Carmen and a Clarinet ...... Charles Gounod PROGRAMS Concerto" Concertpiece No. 2 for Two Solo Clarinets...... Felix Mendelssohn Festive Overture ...... Symphony #3 “Slavyanskaya” ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. ALABAMA ...... Boris Kozhevnikov Hunsberger With Pleasure, Dance Hilarious Troy University Adagio Para Orquesta de ...... Symphony Band Instrumentos de Viento...... Mark J. Walker, conductor ...... Joaquin Rodrigo October 9, 2012 Black Dog ...... Scott McAllister University of Central Arkansas Carmen Symphony...... Fantasia in G Major...... Tuesday Night University .... George Bizet - Jose Serebrier, J.S. Bach, arr. Goldman and Leist Band & Symphonic Band trans. Donald Patterson Symphony in B-flat ...... Brantley Douglas, conductor ...... Paul Hindemith Ricky Brooks, guest conductor Irish Tune from County Derry Tyler Casey and Paul Kaelin, University of Central Arkansas ...... Percy Grainger undergraduate guest Wind Ensemble By the Light of the Polar Star conductors Ricky Brooks, conductor ...... John Philip Sousa April 24, 2012 March 15, 2012 Ra! ...... David Dzubay “Songs” Tuesday Night University Encore: The Pathfinder of Band Panama...... John Philip Sousa Grace Praeludium...... Francis McBeth Cenotaph...... Jack Stamp

Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... Pastorale ...... Ed Huckeby ARKANSAS ...... John Mackey Nilesdance...... David Holsinger Zion ...... Dan Welcher Brighton Beach...... Hendrix College Lincolnshire Posy ...... William Latham Wind Ensemble ...... Percy Grainger Masque...... Francis McBeth Karen Fannin, conductor Symphonic Band September 29, 2012 Fall Family Weekend Concert University of Central Arkansas Celebration Overture...... Symphonic Band ...... Paul Creston Ignition...... Todd Stalter Brantley Douglas, conductor Immovable Do...Percy Grainger Mannin Veen...... Haydn Wood February 15, 2012 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine...... Hendrix College ...... John Philip Sousa Symphonic Movement...... Wind Ensemble Glactic Empires...... Vaclav Nelhybel Karen Fannin, conductor ...... David Gillingham Toccata .... Girolamo Frescobaldi November 11, 2012 Turkey in the Straw ...... An Original Suite ...... "Impressions" ...... Michael Markowski ...... Gordon Jacob Flight...... Brian Balmages Americans We ....Henry Fillmore Sleep...... Eric Whitacre University of Central Arkansas Lincolnshire Posy ...... Wind Ensemble & ...... Percy Grainger University of Central Arkansas Symphonic Band Strange Humors.....John Mackey Wind Ensemble Ricky Brooks and Brantley "Apollo Unleashed" from Ricky Brooks, conductor Douglas, conductors Symphony No. 2... Frank Ticheli Carol Sikes & Omar Alonzo, Josh Bledsoe, trombone clarinets Keving Staggs, clarinet April 23, 2012 October 11, 2012 Little Rock Wind Symphony “Student Spotlight Concert” Karen Fannin, conductor “UCA Trombone Day” Symphonic Songs...... Kelly Johnson, clarinet students ...... Robert Russell Bennett CBDNA REPORT – 9 FALL 2012

Wind Ensemble Festive Overture ...... Firefly...... Ryan George ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Suite Française... Darius Milhaud The Running Set...... Hunsberger Traveler...... David Maslanka ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams An Original Suite ...... Vientos y Tangos ...... Introduction, Theme, and ...... Gordon Jacob ...... Michael Gandolfi Variations...... Gioachino Rossini Lincolnshire Posy ...... The Pathfinder of Panama ...... Danza #2...... Bruce Yurko ...... Percy Grainger ...... John Philip Sousa Seal Lullaby...... Eric Whitacre Kokopelli’s Dance ...... Vanity Fair ...... Nathan Tanouye ...... Percy Fletcher, arr. Karrick Sonoma State University The Black Horse Troop ...... Chamber Wind Ensemble ...... John Philip Sousa San Diego State University Andy Collinsworth, conductor Symphonic Band Wind Symphony November 29, 2012 Shannon Kitelinger, conductor “Tapestries” L'Inglesina (Little English Girl).. Philip Espe and Matt Lane, ...... David Delle Cese Hill Song No. 2 ...... guest conductors Punchinello...... Alfred Reed ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed. Todd Rewoldt, Kaddish...... Francis McBeth Rogers soprano saxophone Rapsodia Borealis ...... Harmoniemusik from Don December 5, 2012 ...... Søren Hyldgaard Giovanni...... W.A. Mozart Lassus Trombone...... Short Ride in a Fast Machine...... Woodscapes...... Clark McAllister ...... Henry Fillmore ...... John Adams, arr. Odom An American Tapestry...... *Ultra Dub...... Joe Waters ...... Daniel Kallman

Old Home Days...... CALIFORNIA ...... Charles Ives, arr. Elkus Concerto for Soprano Pomona College Band Saxophone ...... John Mackey CONNECTICUT Graydon Beeks, conductor Petite Symphony...... Sacred Heart University Stephen Klein, tuba ...... Charles Gounod University Band November 16 & 18, 2012 On The Air .. Michael Daugherty Keith Johnston Chorale and Fugue from "The March 2012 Challenge"...... Dutch Masters Suite ...... Blanchard, arr. Shainman Sonoma State University ...... Johan de Meij Tuba Concerto.... Martin Ellerby Symphonic Wind Ensemble *Chery: Marche Funebre ...... Bagatelles for Band...... Andy Collinsworth, conductor ...... Occide Jeanty ...... Vincent Persichetti Santa Rosa Junior College Symphony No. 1 The Divine Pas Redoublé...... Concert Band Comedy ...... Robert W. Smith ...... Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Joseph Perea, conductor Frackenpohl October 24, 2012 Sun Dance...... Frank Ticheli “Traveler” John Gay Suite ...... Buxton Orr Santa Rosa Junior College DELAWARE Graceful Ghost Rag ...... Concert Band ...... William Bolcom University of Delaware Euphoria ...... John Frantzen . March ...... Wind Ensemble S’Isch Äbe-n-e mönsch uf ärde...... John Philip Sousa Chad Nicholson, conductor ...... arr. Thomas Rüedi October 12, 2012 Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... John Mackey Masque...... Kenneth Hesketh San Diego State University Nimrod from Enigma Variations Wind Symphony Mars from The Planets ...... Gustav Holst ...... Edward Elgar, trans. Slocum Shannon Kitelinger, conductor And Can It Be?...... October 21, 2012 Sonoma State University ...... David Gillingham Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphony No. 2 ..... Kim Archer CBDNA REPORT – 10 FALL 2012

March from Symphonic University of Florida Concerto for Alto Saxophone .... Metamorphosis ...... Symphonic Band ...... David Maslanka ....Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Jay Watkins, conductor Riff Raff...... Ryan George February 23, 2012 Greensleeves...... Alfred Reed Scherzo a la Britten...... Tempered Steel ...Charles Young ...... John Lesczcynski FLORIDA *A Soliloquy for Solferino...... Martin Ellerby University of Florida Symphonic Dance No. 3, Fiesta. Emory University Symphonic Band & ...... J. Clifton Williams Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Russlan and Ludmilla “Overture” Scott A. Stewart, conductor September 27, 2012 ...... Mikhail Glinka Family Weekend Concert "Band Classics" Requiem ...... Quincy Hilliard October 26, 2012 Symphonic Band Symphony No. 2, mvt. III Apollo Unleashed...... Frank Ticheli Meridian...... Ola Gjeilo Entry March of the Boyars, Op. October ...... Eric Whitacre 17...... Angels in the Architecture...... Johan Halvorsen, ed. Fennel ...... Frank Ticheli Colonial Song..... Percy Grainger GEORGIA The Boys of the Old Brigade ...... First Suite in E-flat ...... Atlanta Youth Wind ...... William Paris Chambers, arr...... Gustav Holst Symphony Smith Variations on a Korean Folk Scott A. Stewart, conductor Medley from The Jungle Book ... Song...... John Barnes Chance Tara Winds Richard and Robert Sherman, arr. Pas Redoublé...... Andrea Strauss and Healey and Stewart ...... Camille Saint-Saens, trans. John Culvahouse, conductors Medley from Mary Poppins ...... Frackenpohl October 15, 2012 Richard and Robert Sherman, arr. Wind Symphony Healey and Stewart Atlanta Youth Wind Toccata and Fugue in d minor ... Symphony ...... J.S. Bach, trans. Hunsberger Fanfare Canzonique ...... Emory University Suite Francaise .. Darius Milhaud ...... Brian Balmages Wind Ensemble Redline Tango...... John Mackey Carmen Symphony...... Scott A. Stewart, conductor "Country Band" March...... Georges Bizet, arr...... Charles Ives, arr. Sinclair Symphony No. 1 "Lord of the Serebrier/Patterson Rings"...... Johann de Meij Rolling Thunder...... Henry Fillmore University of Florida Symphonic Band Tara Winds Georgia State University Jay Watkins, conductor Wind Orchestra Overture in C ...... Charles Catel April 12, 2012 Chester B. Phillips, conductor Mannin Veen...... Haydn Wood Amanda Pepping, trumpet Moorside March ... Gustav Holst Invictus...... Karl King February 14, 2012 Trauermusik ..... Tempered Steel ...Charles Young “Music of Latin America” Slava!...... Leonard Bernstein

Eternal Father, Strong to Save ... Mengalina...... Paul Blatcher ...... Claude T. Smith Atlanta Youth Wind Symphonic Dance No. 3 ...... Inglesina ...... Davide Delle Cese Symphony ...... Clifton Williams Three London Minatures ...... Scott A. Stewart, conductor Malaguena ...... Mark Camphouse Ryan George, guest composer ...... Traditional, arr. Pepping Aurora Awakes...... John Mackey Steven Stusek, alto saxophone El Camino Real ...... Alfred Reed December 17, 2012

Firefly...... Ryan George Paean...... Steven Bryant CBDNA REPORT – 11 FALL 2012

Georgia State University Georgia State University Wind Orchestra Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Orchestra and Chester B. Phillips, conductor Robert J. Ambrose, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble David Vandewalker, Jamie Nix, guest conductor April 19, 2012 guest conductor Megan Smith and “Aurora in April: A David Collins, Russell Thompson, Celebration of Finnish Music” graduate assistant conductor graduate assistant conductors Wind Orchestra March...... March 20, 2012 Chester Phillips, conductor ...... John Philip Sousa English Folk Song Suite ...... Timo Kotilainen, Chester...... William Schuman ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams guest conductor An American Tapestry...... Trauersinfonie...... Johann Tilli, bass ...... Daniel Kallman ...... Richard Wagner Symphony No. 6 for Band ...... Maame (Finnish National Ronald Searle Suite...... Vincent Persichetti Anthem) ...... Lyn Murray ...... Fredrick Pacius, arr. Kuikka Symphonic Wind Ensemble Dionysiaques, op. 62...... The Star Spangled Banner...... Robert J. Ambrose, conductor ...... Florent Schmitt John Stafford Smith, arr. Bocook Shih Wei Lin, guest conductor

The Hills of Karelia...... Catherine Hofius, Georgia State University ...... Traditional, arr. Laiho graduate assistant conductor Wind Orchestra and A Praise of Darlings ...... Rong-Yi Liu, oboe University Band ...... Traditional, arr. Laiho Old Home Days...... March 27, 2012 Wedding Music .... Jukka Linkola ...... Charles Ives, arr. Elkus University Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble O Magnum Mysterium...... Catherine Hofius, Megan Robert J. Ambrose, conductor ...... Morten Lauridsen, trans. Smith and Russell Thompson, Timo Kotilainen, Reynolds conductors guest conductor Variations on a Theme of Glinka Megan Smith and Russell ...... Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Flourish for Wind Band ...... Thompson, Kazabue...... Oshima Michiru ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams graduate assistant conductors A Symphonic Poem: Taiwan ..... Blessed Are They...... Harri Wessman, ...... Toshio Mashima Johannes Brahms, arr. Buehlman guest composer “March” from Symphonic Royal Coronation Dances ...... Adam Frey, euphonium Metamorphosis...... Bob Margolis Johann Tilli, bass ... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson His Honor...... Henry Fillmore Jaakarien marssi...... Jean Sibelius Wind Orchestra Invitation...... Tauno Marttinen Chester B. Phillips, conductor Kennesaw State University Prelude and Toccata...... Robert J. Ambrose and Travis Wind Ensemble ...... Harri Wessman Cross, guest conductors David Thomas Kehler, Porilaisten marssi...... Catherine Hofius, conductor ...... Traditional, arr. Laine graduate assistant conductor Monday, September 17, 2012 Juhlamarssi, op. 2i.... Matti Laiho Phantasticke Winds! Fugue in G Minor...... Kellojen Legenda...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr...... Jukka-Pekka Lehto Millennium Canons ...... Kimura Finlandia...... Kevin Matthew Puts Fantasy on Sakura Sakura...... Jean Sibelius, arr. Kuika Mysterium ...... Jennifer Higdon ...... Ray Cramer Phantasticke Spirites......

Looking at the Stars ...... Donald Grantham ...... Travis Cross Georgia State University Symphony in B-flat ...... Variations on a Korean Folk Wind Orchestra and ...... Paul Hindemith Song...... John Barnes Chances Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Festal Scenes...... Yasuhide Ito September 27, 2012 CBDNA REPORT – 12 FALL 2012

Kennesaw State University ...... James Curnow Jeremy Ruthrauff, Wind Ensemble Festal Scenes...... Yashuhide Ito alto saxophone David Thomas Kehler, Fall Tour Program and Home

conductor Concert Jason Eklund, horn Kennesaw State University November 2, 2012 Monday, October 15, 2012 Concert Band Meridian ...... Ola Gjeilo Something Old, Something John Culvahouse, conductor No Shadow of Turning ...... New, Something Borrowed, Justin Rowan, Gustav Weston, ...... David R. Gillingham Something Blue and Brandon Worley, Fantasy on a Gaelic Hymnsong student conductors Fanfare to La Peri.....Paul Dukas ...... David R. Holsinger November 15, 2012 Chester ...... William Schuman Adoramus te Christe ...... A Tribute to W. Francis Concerto for Horn and Qurino Gasparini, trans. and ed. McBeth (1933-2012) Symphonic Band...... Timothy Mahr ...... David Gillingham Estampie ...... Francis McBeth Methuselah II ... Masuro Tanaka Flourishes and Meditations on a Divergents, A Short Symphony Fantasia for Alto Saxophone ..... Renaissance Theme...... for Band ...... Francis McBeth ...... Claude T. Smith ...... Michael Gandolfi Kaddish ...... Francis McBeth Let the Amen Sound ...... Blues for a Killed Kat ...... Travis J. Cross

...... Jack End, ed. Fennell Galop From “The Comedians”.. Procession of the Nobles from ILLINOIS .. Dmitri Kabalevsky, arr. Daniel “Mlada”...... Mitchell ...... Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Concordia University Danzon no. 2 ...... University Band ....Arturo Marquez, trans. Oliver

Richard R. Fischer, conductor Nickel Kennesaw State University Jean Bojes, commentary Armenian Dances .. Alfred Reed Wind Ensemble September 30, 2012

David Thomas Kehler, Family Concert conductor Under the Double Eagle March. Wheaton College John Culvahouse, ...... W. F. Wager Symphonic Band guest conductor Danse Bacchanale...... Timothy Yontz, conductor Doug Lindsey, trumpet ....Camille Saint-Saens, trans. Jay John William Trotter, Tuesday, November 13, 2012 Bocook guest conductor Band Excursions! Simple Gifts...... Frank Ticheli Brianna Zrinsky, honors conductor Sound the Bells! ... John Williams Mayflower Overture...... October 12, 2012 Firefly ...... Ryan George ...... Ron Nelson Excursions for Trumpet and Prariesong ...... Carl Strommen Awayday ...... Adam Gorb Band...... Bruce Broughton A Leroy Anderson Portrait ...... Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Symphony No. 4...... Leroy Anderson, arr. James ...... Fisher Tull ...... David Maslanka Barnes Danse Diabolique ...... Irish Tune from County Derry...... Joseph Hellmesberger, arr.

...... Percy Grainger Takahashi Kennesaw State University Galop from Genevieve de American Hymnsong Suite...... Concert Band Brabant...... Jacques Offenbach ...... Dwayne Milburn John Culvahouse, conductor Radetzky March ...... Begräbnisgesang...... Brandon Worley, ...... Johann Strauss, arr. Norman .... Johannes Brahms, arr. Weisse student conductor Richardson Vesuvius ...... Frank Ticheli October 2, 2012

Dance Variations ...... The Concordia University INDIANA ...... John Zdechlik Wind Symphony Collage for Band...... Richard R. Fischer, conductor CBDNA REPORT – 13 FALL 2012

Ball State University Serenade in D Minor, Op. 44 “Danza Final” from Estancia...... Wind Ensemble and ...... Antonín Dvorák ...... Alberto Ginastera Symphony Band Symphonic Metamorphosis of

Thomas Caneva and Themes by Carl Maria von Shawn Vondran, conductors Weber ...... Paul Hindemith Indiana University Charles Greggerson, Canzona...... Peter Mennin Wind Ensemble graduate student conductor Hold This Boy and Listen ...... Stephen W. Pratt, conductor October 26, 2012 ...... Carter Pann Brett A. Richardson, Glorioso ...... Yasuhide Ito guest conductor Entry March of the Boyars ...... September 25, 2012 ...... Johan Halvorsen No Shadow of Turning ...... Selections from “The Danserye” Ball State University ...... David Gillingham ...... Tielman Susato/Dunnigan Wind Ensemble and Fantasia in G Major..... J. S. Bach *American Scripture...... Symphony Band Morning Alleluias for the Winter ...... Andrew Rindfleisch Thomas Caneva and Solstice...... Ron Nelson Textures...... Anthony Plog Shawn Vondran, conductors Petite Symphonie...... Toccata and Fugue in D minor .. Charles Greggerson, ...... Charles Gounod ...... Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Joshua Underwood and Trauermusik ..... Richard Wagner Hunsberger Joseph Witkowski, Gazebo Dances for Band...... Moon By Night ...... graduate student conductors ...... John Corigliano ...... Jonathan Newman March 30, 2012 Alegria...... Roberto Sierra

Chorale and Alleluia ......

Ball State University ...... Howard Hanson Wind Ensemble and Angels in the Architecture...... Indiana University Symphony Band ...... Frank Ticheli Concert Band Thomas Caneva and Of Sailors and Whales...... Eric M. Smedley, conductor Shawn Vondran, conductors ...... Francis McBeth Christopher R. Dortwegt, September 21, 2012 Tunbridge Fair ...... Walter Piston guest conductor The Solitary Dancer...... October 2, 2012 Selections from The Danserye ...... Warren Benson ...... Tielman Susato/ Dunnigan Homage to Perotin ...... Divertimento for Band ...... Incantation and Dance ...... Ron Nelson ...... Vincent Persichetti ...... John Barnes Chance Sun Paints Rainbows on the Vast Rocky Point Holiday ...... Lux Aurumque...... Eric Whitacre Waves...... David Bedford ...... Ron Nelson Folk Dances...... The Immovable Do...... Dmitri Shostakovich ...... Percy Grainger High Wire ...... John Mackey Color ...... Bob Margolis Ball State University As the scent of spring rain…...... Wind Ensemble ...... Jonathan Newman Thomas Caneva, conductors Symphony for Band ...... Indiana University 78th American Bandmasters ...... Vincent Persichetti Symphonic Band Association Convention Slava!...... Leonard Bernstein Jeffrey D. Gershman, February 29, 2012 conductor

La Procession du Rocio...... Jason H. Nam, Ball State University ...... Joaquin Turina guest conductor Wind Ensemble and October ...... Eric Whitacre October 2, 2012 Symphony Band Three Miniatures for Tuba and Fiesta del Pacifico ...... Thomas Caneva and Wind Ensemble.... Anthony Plog ...... Roger Nixon Shawn Vondran, conductors Alte Kameraden...... Carl Teike Sleep, My Child ...... April 27, 2012 Paean...... Steven Bryant .... Eric Whitacre, arr. Gershman “Fever” from Lost Vegas ...... Folk Dances...... Michael Daugherty CBDNA REPORT – 14 FALL 2012

...... Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. *West Wind Overture ...... Concerto for Flute and Wind Reynolds ...... Julie Giroux Band...... Mike Mower Southern Harmony...... Coe Loyalty...... The National Game...... Donald Grantham ...... Risser Patty, arr. Owen ...... John Philip Sousa Coe Fight Song ...... It Is Well...... Ryan Nowlin

Val Jean Ralston & Dan Calkins, Pineapple Poll...... Indiana University arr. Carson .. Arthur Sullivan, arr. Mackerras Concert Band Chamber Winds I Want to Go Back to Coe Again The Stars and Stripes Forever..... Eric M. Smedley, conductor (“Slinga da Ink”) ...... John Philip Sousa October 17, 2012 ...... Anonymous, arr. Carson and The U.S. Field Artillery March.... Work ...... John Philip Sousa Kleine Serenade ...Ernst Pepping Old Wine in New Bottles...... Gordon Jacob Kansas State University KANSAS Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Indiana University Kansas State University Frank C. Tracz and Symphonic Band Chamber Wind Ensemble and Donald P. Linn, conductors Winds Concert Band Alex Wimmer, Jeffrey D. Gershman, Frank C. Tracz and graduate student conductor conductor Donald P. Linn, conductors Steven Maxwell, faculty soloist October 17, 2012 Ssgt. Ryan Nowlin, December 3, 2012 March Miniature ...... Arthur Bird guest conductor Concert Band Variations on “Mein junges Adam Ladd, Leben hat ein End”...... graduate student conductor Early Light ...... Carolyn Bremer ...... Jan Sweelinck, arr. Ricker Karen Large and Craig Parker, Brook Green Suite...... faculty soloists ...... Gustav Holst, arr. Curnow

October 14, 2012 Courtly Airs and Dances...... Indiana University Sousa Spectacular ...... Ron Nelson Wind Ensemble Chamber Wind Ensemble Baron Piquant on Pointe ...... Winds ...... Donald Grantham Fanfare...... Ryan Nowlin Stephen W. Pratt, conductor Carnival Day ...... Chang Su Koh October 17, 2012 Star Spangled Banner ...... John Stafford Smith, arr. Sousa Wind Ensemble Sinfonia for Winds ...... Swept Up...... Melinda Wagner ...... Gaetano Donizetti Concert Band Concerto for Tuba and Wind Adagio para Orquestra de The Free Lance March...... Ensemble...... Robert Denham Instrumentos de Viento...... John Philip Sousa Lincolnshire Posy...... Joaquin Rodrigo La Reine de la Mer...... Percy Grainger Presto Barbaro from “On the ...... John Philip Sousa Shepherd’s Hey ..Percy Grainger Waterfront” ...... Prelude to Act I of La Traviata .. Leonard Bernstein, arr. Erickson ...... Giuseppi Verdi, arr. Bullock The Southern Cross...... University of Kansas ...... Herbert Clarke Wind Ensemble IOWA Overture to Nabucco...... Paul Popiel, conductor ...... Giuseppi Verdi, arr. Cailliet Michael Mapp and Chad Coe College March...... Simons, guest conductors Concert Band ...... John Philip Sousa October 2, 2012 William S. Carson, conductor Wind Ensemble September 30, 2012 Road Stories...... Jennifer Higdon Homecoming Showcase The Kansas Wildcats...... Music for Prague 1968 ...... Concert ...... John Philip Sousa ...... Karel Husa CBDNA REPORT – 15 FALL 2012

Symphonic Requiem, op. 135..... Southeastern Louisiana Central Michigan University ...... James Barnes University Wind Symphony and Wind Symphony Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Glen J. Hemberger, conductor John E. Williamson and University of Kansas Johan de Meij, James Batcheller, conductors Chamber Winds and guest conductor November 22, 2011 Symphonic Band October 14, 2012 Wind Symphony October 17, 2012 "Gandalf" from Lord of the The Gods Go A-begging...... Chamber Winds Rings ...... Johan de Meij ...... G.F. Handel, arr. Beecham Paul Popiel, conductor "Mars" from The Planets...... Marche Ecossaise...... Michael Mapp, guest ...... Gustav Holst, arr. Patterson ....Claude Debussy, arr. Schaefer conductor Illuminations: Reflections of Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Earth...... Gavin Greenaway “Canzon Primi Toni” from Doon...... Percy Grainger Symphony No. 3: Planet Earth... Sacrae Symphonie...... Army of the Nile...... Johan de Meij ...... Giovanni Gabrieli ...... Kenneth Alford La Creation du Monde, op. 81a.. Who’s Who in Navy Blue...... Darius Milhaud ...... John Philip Sousa MASSACHUSETTS Symphonic Band Symphonic Wind Ensemble Matthew O. Smith, conductor Charles River Wind Ensemble Spiel fur Blasorchester ...... Michael Mapp, guest Matthew M. Marsit, ...... Ernst Toch conductor artistic director and conductor La Fiesta Mexicana ...... December 9, 2012 Quasar ...... Gregory Wanamaker ...... H. Owen Reed "Of Gods and Rites" Sea Songs ......

...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Lament ...... Chang Su Koh Central Michigan University Prelude and Entrance of the Manhattan Beach March ...... University Band and Gods into Valhalla...... John Philip Sousa Symphony Band . Richard Wagner, arr. Bourgeois Symphony IX, mvt. I ...... Aaron Evens, Michael King, Dionysiaques, Op. 62...... David Maslanka conductors ...... Florent Schmitt November 29, 2011 Rites ...... Jean Absil Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... University Band University of Kansas ...... John Philip Sousa Wind Ensemble Minnesota Portrait..... Sam Hazo Paul Popiel, conductor With Quiet Courage ...... Chad Simons and Matthew O...... Larry Daehn Smith, guest conductor MICHIGAN Incantation and Dance...... Steven Spooner, piano Central Michigan University ...... John Barnes Chance November 2, 2012 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphony Band From Glory to Glory ...... John E. Williamson, conductor Smetena Fanfare...... Karel Husa ...... Kevin Walczyk October 11, 2011 Golden Light .... David Maslanka On the Waterfront...... Fantasia in G Major...... Rhosymedre...... Leonard Bernstein, arr. Bocook ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Leidzen ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Nitro ...... Frank Ticheli Selections from the Danserye..... With Heart and Voice ...... *Event Horizon ...... Joni Greene ...Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan ...... David Gillingham Rhapsody in Blue...... Cheetah...... Karel Husa ...... George Gershwin O Magnum Mysterium...... Morten Lauridson, arr. Reynolds Central Michigan University Gazebo Dances...... Wind Symphony and LOUISIANA ...... John Corigliano Symphony Band CBDNA REPORT – 16 FALL 2012

James Batcheller, Aaron Evens Harvest Hymn...... Aaron Evens, conductors and Michael King, conductors ...... Percy Grainger, arr. Kreines Alexandra Mascolo-David, February 28, 2012 Vesuvius ...... Frank Ticheli soloist On an American Spiritual...... April 24, 2012 Wind Symphony ...... David Holsinger Concerto for Piano and Wind Centennial Fanfare March...... Air for Band ..... Frank Erickson Ensemble...... Kimberly Archer ...... Roger Nixon March to the Scaffold ...... Prelude and Dance...... The Immovable Do ...... Hector Berlioz, arr. Patterson ...... Paul Creston ...... Percy Grainger Vientos y Tangos ...... Three Chorale Preludes ...... Michael Gandolfi ...... William Latham Central Michigan University J’ai été au bal...... Luminescence...... Chamber Winds ...... Donald Grantham ...... David Beidenbender John E. Williamson, conductor March 20, 2012 Symphony Band Commemorative Fanfare...... Central Michigan University Fanfare and Allegro...... John Cheetham Campus Band and ...... Clifton Williams Symphony for Brass and Timpani University Band Pageant...... Vincent Persichetti ...... Herbert Haufrecht Aaron Evens, Michael King Dusk ...... Steven Bryant Overture: The Barber of Seville . and James Batcheller, Tunbridge Fair ...... Walter Piston ... Gioachino Rossini, arr. Sedlak conductors Gum-Suckers March ...... Petite Symphonie...... April 25, 2012 ...... Percy Grainger ...... Charles Gounod Toccata for Band ......

...... Frank Erickson Central Michigan University Let Me Forget...... Andrew Cote Central Michigan University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Simple Gifts ...... Frank Ticheli Wind Symphony and John E. Williamson and Americans We ... Henry Fillmore Symphony Band James Batcheller, conductors A Longford Legend...... James Batcheller, Aaron Evens Bruce Bonnell, horn ...... Robert Sheldon and Michael King, conductors February 24, 2012 Shepherd’s Hey ..Percy Grainger April 17, 2012 CBDNA North Central Jupiter from “The Planets” ...... Division Conference Wind Symphony ...... Gustav Holst, arr. Patterson Mt. Pleasant, MI Gloriosa...... Yasuhide Ito Passage ...... Scott Lindroth A Crescent Still Abides ...... Concerto for Horn...... David Gillingham NEBRASKA ...... David Gillingham Suite of Old American Dances... Hymn to a Blue Hour...... Robert Russell Bennett The University of Nebraska ...... John Mackey Symphony Band Omaha Flourishes and Meditations on a Symphonic Wind Ensemble Renaissance Theme...... Masque ...... Kenneth Hesketh James R. Saker, conductor ...... Michael Gandolfi Old Home Days...... Courtney K. Snyder, ...... Charles Ives, arr. Elkus associate conductor Lux Arumque ...... Eric Whitacre Barry Ford, guest conductor, Central Michigan University On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss.. Heartland Philharmonic Campus Band and ...... David Holsinger Orchestra University Band Xerxes...... John Mackey Christy Banks, clarinet Aaron Evens and Millersville University Michael King, conductors Pennsylvania March 1, 2012 Central Michigan University Rusty Banks, guest composer Symphonic Wind Ensemble Marching Song...... Tim Nutting, John E. Williamson and ...... Gustav Holst, arr. Leidzen conducting assistant CBDNA REPORT – 17 FALL 2012

October 23, 2011 University of Latvia All the Pretty Little Horses...... “A French Toast!” Christine Beard, piccolo ...... Anne McGinty Katherine Hartwig and Concerto for Piccolo and Wind Montmartre March...... Timothy Nutting, Orchestra...... Bruce Broughton ...... Haydn Wood conducting assistants Symphony for Winds ...... Suite Francaise .. Darius Milhaud Tyler Goudlock, clarinet ...... Martin Ellerby Hold This Boy and Listen...... February 28, 2012 The Speed of Heat..Julie Giroux ...... Carter Pann “Colours, Textures, Divertimento for Band...... Transformations” ...... Vincent Persichetti University of Nebraska *Intangiballistics ..... Rusty Banks Symphonic Wind Ensemble Omaha Symphonic Overture...... Fanfare for West Point ...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... James Barnes ...... James Barnes James R. Saker, conductor Romance Klarnetei...... Courtney K. Snyder, conductor Jekabs Medins, arr. Janis Kronitis Jay Gilbert, guest conductor The University of Nebraska Flight of the Monarch...... Doane College Omaha ...... Larry MacTaggart April 1, 2012 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concerto for Piccolo and Wind “Hall of Fame Concert” and University Concert Band Orchestra...... Bruce Broughton James R. Saker, conductor Espirit de Corps ..... Robert Jager The Speed of Heat.. Julie Giroux Courtney K. Snyder, Symphony for Winds ...... associate conductor University Concert Band ...... Martin Ellerby Tim Nutting, Lincolnshire Posy...... Night Dances...... Bruce Yurko conducting assistant ...... Percy Grainger Mother Machree...John Zdechlik Sean Lockard, euphonium Elsa’s Procession to the Latgales dziesmas...... Friday, December 9, 2011 Cathedral (from “Lohengrin”)...... Peteris Butans “Prevailing Winds XI” ...Richard Wagner, trans. Lucien Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle”..... Cailliet Symphonic Wind Ensemble ...... Mark Williams

Symphonic Fanfare ...... Mark Camphouse University of Nebraska The University of Nebraska Rhapsody for Euphonium and Omaha Omaha Concert Band ...... James Curnow Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphonic Wind Ensemble Reflections on Paris...Fisher Tull and University Concert Band James R. Saker, conductor Festive Overture...... James R. Saker, conductor Courtney K. Snyder, ...... Dmitri Shostakovich Courtney K. Snyder, associate conductor associate conductor University Concert Band Christine Beard, piccolo Melissa Berke, soprano Katherine Hartwig and Amparito Roca..... Jaime Texidor Thomas Cosby, oboe Timothy Nutting, Argentum...... Timothy Mahr Katherine Hartwig, conducting assistants With Quiet Courage...... conducting assistant March 2, 2012 ...... Larry Daehn April 27, 2012 Nebraska State Bandmasters’ Cajun Folk Songs.. Frank Ticheli “Other Voices” Association Conference University of Nebraska Symphonic Wind Ensemble Lincoln Campus University of Nebraska at Firefly...... Ryan George “Colours, Textures, Omaha The Final Covenant.. Fisher Tull Transformations” Symphonic Wind Ensemble Aubade...... Keith Davis and University Concert Band Fanfare for West Point ...... Songs for Soprano and Band ...... James R. Saker, conductor ...... James Barnes ...... Bernard Gilmore Courtney K. Snyder, conductor Flight of the Monarch...... Armenian Dances ... Alfred Reed Janis Purins, guest conductor ...... Larry MacTaggart University Concert Band CBDNA REPORT – 18 FALL 2012

Flourish for Wind Band ...... The Rivers of Bowery ...... L’Inglesina.....Davide Delle Cese ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... Jonathan Newman Southwestern Sketches...... Come Thou, Font of Every Variations on America ...... Samuel Adler Blessing ...... arr. J. Dawson ...... Charles Ives, trans. Sheltering Sky ...... John Mackey Greek Folk Song Suite...... Schuman/Rhoads Selections from The Danserye...... Frances Cesarini Shenandoah ...... Frank Ticheli ...Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan Southern Harmony......

...... Donald Grantham Seventy-Six Trombones...... SUNY Potsdam NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... Meredith Willson The Crane Symphonic Band Brian K. Doyle, conductor Dartmouth College David Pittman-Jennings, Wind Ensemble SUNY Potsdam bass-baritone Matthew M. Marsit, conductor The Crane Wind Ensemble November 7, 2012 October 23, 2012 Brian K. Doyle, conductor "Foundations for Wind Serenade for Wind Band No. 11, October 19, 2012 Ensemble" Op. 85...... Vincent Persichetti Statements Kellojen legenda...... Excerpts from Don Giovanni .... Dedicated to John Cage on the ...... Jukka Pekka Lehto ..... W.A. Mozart, arr. Triebensee centenary of his birth Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” Serenade for 13 Winds, Op. 7 .... On Winged Flight: A ...... Clifton Williams ...... Richard Strauss Divertimento for Band ...... The Invincible Eagle ...... A Moorside Suite.. Gustav Holst ...... Gunther Schuller ...... John Philip Sousa Three Sketches for Fanfare Band Radiant Joy...... Steven Bryant October ...... Eric Whitacre ...... Marco Pütz Emblems ...... Aaron Copland Suite Française... Darius Milhaud *Symphony for Band . Ed Green Shoutout...... Roshanne Etezady

Symphony No. 1 “My Hands are a City”...... Jonathan Newman NEW YORK NORTH DAKOTA

University of North Dakota Cornell University SUNY Potsdam Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble The Crane Wind Ensemble James Popejoy, conductor Cynthia Johnston Turner, Brian K. Doyle, conductor October 4, 2012 conductor Julianne Kirk Doyle, clarinet John Haines-Eitzen, cello November 19, 2012 Fanfare for the Centennial ...... Ryan Nowlin Jeremiah and Profanation from Musical Landscapes Night...... Robert Rumbelow Symphony No. 1...... Magneticfireflies...... Vesuvius ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Leonard Bernstein ...... Augusta Read Thomas Variations on a Korean Folk Lincolnshire Posy ...... Desert Roads - Four Songs for Song ...... John Barnes Chance ...... Percy Grainger Clarinet and Wind Ensemble National Emblem.....E.E. Bagley Konzert fur Violoncello und ...... David Maskanka Blasorchester .....Freidrich Gulda Lost Vegas ... Michael Daugherty Postcard ...... Frank Ticheli Lincolnshire Posy ...... University of North Dakota ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger University Band James Popejoy, conductor SUNY Potsdam Tammy Mulske, The Crane Wind Ensemble SUNY Potsdam graduate conductor Brian K. Doyle, conductor The Crane Symphonic Band October 18, 2012 Family Weekend Concert Brian K. Doyle, conductor September 14, 2012 September 27, 2012 Fanfare for a New Generation ... The American Songbook ...... Dennis Eveland March and Procession of CBDNA REPORT – 19 FALL 2012

Bacchus ...... Richard Zielinski, conductors Nowhere...... Joseph Schwantner ...... Leo Delibes, arr. Osterling November 11, 2012 Trumpet Concerto...... Short Stories...... Reinhold Gliere, arr. Dokshizer National Anthem ...... Leonard Mark Lewis Suite Francaise... Darius Milhaud ...... Walter Damrosch, arr. Sousa A Percy Grainger Suite ...... arr. Upriver...... Dan Welcher American Salute ...... Frank Erickson Concerto for Two Pianos and ...... Morton Gould, trans. Lang Play!...... Carl Holmquist Small Wind Ensemble...... Masek The Testament of Freedom ...... Dry Your Tears, Afrika...... UFO, mvt. 3 (Flying)...... Randall Thompson ...... John Williams, arr. Lavender ...... Michael Daugherty The Oklahoman March ...... Ray Luke Lincoln Portrait...... University of Portland OKLAHOMA ...... Aaron Copland Wind Symphony George M. Cohan Patriotic Patrick Murphy, conductor University of Oklahoma Fantasy...... George M. Cohan Tim Blaydon, Amanda Symphony Band Battle Hymn of the Republic...... Pilcher, and Peary Webster, Debra L. Traficante, ...... Peter Wilhousky conducting associates conductor Armed Forces Salute...... Brenna Stacy, soprano October 4, 2012 ...... arr. Bob Lowden JáTtik Clark, tuba Toccata Marziale...... Jeff Siegfried, tenor saxophone ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams April 25, 2012 Resting in the Peace of His University of Oklahoma Hands ...... John Gibson Symphony Band “The Sword in the Stone” Three Japanese Dances...... Debra L. Traficante, Concert Suite .. Benjamin Britten ...... Bernard Rogers conductor Vientos y Tangos ...... British Eighth March ...... Eric Shannon, ...... Michael Gandolfi ...... Alonzo Elliott guest conductor Words of Love ...... November 19, 2012 ...... James Mobberley Four Dances from “West Side Tunbridge Fair ...... Walter Piston Story”...... University of Oklahoma Ballad for Band ...Morton Gould .. Leonard Bernstein/Ian Polster Wind Symphony Liturgical Dances ...... Lux Aurumque ..... Eric Whitacre William K. Wakefield, ...... David Holsinger Double Concertino for Tuba and conductor Blithe Bells...... Tenor Saxophone...... Frederick Alonzi and Brian A...... Percy Grainger, arr. Brion ...... Luis Cardoso Britt, guest conductors Strange Humors.....John Mackey October 4, 2012

Cuban Overture...... University of Portland ...... George Gershwin OREGON Wind Symphony Mock Morris...... Patrick Murphy, conductor ...... Percy Grainger, Arr. Joseph Oregon State University Tim Blaydon and Amanda Kreines Wind Ensemble Pilcher, conducting associates Vientos y Tangos...... Christopher C. Chapman, October 6, 2012 ...... Michael Gandolfi conductor Finale from Symphony No. 5..... Jayson Silveira, Le Bal de Béatrice d’Este...... Dimitri Shostakovich, trans. guest conductor ...... Reynaldo Hahn Righter Jay Chen, trumpet Claps Gold ...... Rika Ishige Thomas Ferron, percussion West Wind Overture ...... November 27, 2012 ...... Julie Giroux Khan ...... Julie Giroux University of Oklahoma Overture to Candide ...... Wind Symphony and Symphony in B-flat...... Leonard Bernstein ...... Paul Hindemith Combined Choirs ...and the Mountains Rising William K. Wakefield and CBDNA REPORT – 20 FALL 2012

Theme from “Kingdom Hearts” Temple University ...... William Schuman ...... Yoko Shimomura, arr. Ford Diamond Marching Band Children's March...... Matthew Brunner, director ...... Percy Grainger

November 11, 2013 Apollo March....Anton Bruckner Indoor Marching Band Armenian Dances II...... PENNSYLVANIA Concert ...... Alfred Reed Temple University Celebrating Temple

Wind Symphony University's return to the Big Emily Threinen, conductor East Conference Westminster College Najib Wong, trumpet Wind Ensemble and Traditional University Fight October 3, 2012 Symphonic Band Songs and Cheers "Symphonic Metamorphoses" R. Tad Greig, conductor Half-Time Arrangements of May 2012 Serenade No. 10 in B-flat "Gran Popular Songs Partita" ...... W.A. Mozart Wind Ensemble *Caudate: A Concerto for Punchinello ...... Alfred Reed Trumpet and Wind Ensemble.... Temple University Sanctuary ...... Frank Ticheli ...... Andrew Litts Night Owls Campus- Music for a Festival ...... Symphonic Metamorphosis after Community Band ...... Philip Sparke Themes by Carl Maria von Deborah Sheldon, conductor Weber ...... December 3, 2013 Symphonic Band ....Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Featuring Graduate Music Gandalf from Symphony #1, Education Student Lord of the Rings...... Conductors Temple University ...... Johann de Meig Wind Symphony Sleigh Ride ...... Leroy Anderson First Suite in E-flat for Military Emily Threinen, conductor Irish Rhapsody ...... Band...... Gustav Holst October 31, 2012 ...... Clare Grundman Symphonic Dance # 3 ...... "Dreams and Fantasies" Amparito Roca.....Jaime Texidor ...... Clifton Williams Midnight Fire Alarm...... Combined Bands I wander the world in a dream of ...... Harry Lincoln, arr. Krance my own making...... Great Locomotive Chase...... Crown Imperial ...... Christopher Theofanidis ...... Robert W. Smith ...... William Walton, arr. Duthoit October...... Eric Whitacre Most Wondeful Time Of The Symphony No. 1 "The Lord of Year...... arr. Chris Sharp the Rings" ...... Johann De Meij Lux Aurumque..... Eric Whitacre Westminster College Toboggan Ride...... Appelbaum Wind Ensemble Spontaneous Combustion ...... R. Tad Greig, conductor Temple University ...... Robert Sheldon November 2012 Wind Symphony Longford Legend...... Fall "Young Conductors Emily Threinen, conductor ...... Robert Sheldon Concert" Carter Pann, Arabian Dances...... Dedicatory Overture ...... guest composer and pianist ...... Brian Balmages Paul Rardin, guest conductor ...... Clifton Williams December 5, 2012 Prelude and Fugue in G Minor "Impressions" ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Moehlmann Westminster College Cajun Folk Songs..Frank Ticheli Slalom...... Carter Pann Wind Ensemble Early Light ...... Carloyn Bremer Laud to the Nativity (with R. Tad Greig, conductor Suite of Old American Dances... Concert Choir)...... March 2012 ...... Robert Russell Bennett ...... Ottorino Respighi Mid-Winter Concert Divertimento for Band ...... Cathedrals ...... Kathryn Salfelder Shortcut Home...... Dana Wilson ...... Vincent Persichetti Mysterium...... Jennifer Higdon George Washington Bridge...... National Emblem.....E.E. Bagley Four Factories...... Carter Pann CBDNA REPORT – 21 FALL 2012

SOUTH Four Scottish Dances...... When the Saints Go Marching In ...... Malcolm Arnold ...... Ian Finkel CAROLINA Dusk...... Steven Bryant

Bob Jones University Suite of Old American Dances... Symphonic Wind Band ...... Robert Russell Bennett Furman University Dan Turner, conductor Cartoon...... Paul Hart Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer, trumpets Leslie W. Hicken, conductor William Moose, narrator Bob Jones University March 30, 2012 Symphonic Wind Band December 2, 2011 Symphonic Band Carmen and Friends Dan Turner, conductor September 28, 2012 Aubrey Fanfare...... Jack Stamp Overture to Nabucco...... At The Gazebo They Hung Their Harps in the ....Giuseppe Verdi, trans. Cailliet Willows...... W. Francis McBeth The Music Makers .. Alfred Reed Rusalka’s Song to the Moon ...... English Folk Song Suite...... American Patrol ...... Antonin Dvorak, arr. Schyns ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams ...... F. W. Meacham Carmen Fantasia ...... No Shadow for Turning ...... The Fourth of July...... Georges Bizet, arr. Hunsberger ...... David Gillingham ...... Morton Gould Rumpelstilzchen...... Fuse...... Rob Smith Concord...... Clare Gurndman ...... Jess Langston Turner Americans We ... Henry Fillmore O Magnum Mysterium ...... America ...... John Cacavas ...... Morton Lauridsen, trans. God Bless America...... Wind Ensemble Irving Berlin, arr. Bill Holcombe Reynolds Wild Nights!...... Frank Ticheli American Overture for Band...... The Night Before Christmas ...... Hill Song, No. 2 ...... Joseph Wilcox Jenkins ...... Randol A. Bass ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger The Black Horse Troop...... Kingfishers Catch Fire ...... John Philip Sousa ...... John Mackey Bob Jones University Symphonic Wind Band Furman Symphonic Band Dan Turner, conductor Furman University Leslie W. Hicken, conductor February 17, 2012 Wind Ensemble Jay Bocook, guest conductor Music From Outer Space Leslie W. Hicken, conductor Byron Stripling, trumpet Gary Malvern, trumpet Flight...... Claude T. Smith McAlister Auditorium Mark Britt, trombone Looking Upward Suite...... November 18, 2011 ...... John Philip Sousa Chicago International Music Mars, the Bringer of War from Festive Overture ...... Festival The Planets...... Gustav Holst ...... Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. April 3, 2012 Hunsberger Orion from Nebula...... Wild Nights!...... Frank Ticheli O Wali, Wali ...... Jay Bocook ...... Greg Danner O Waly, Wali...... Jay Bocook *Sinfonietta No. 3...... Star Wars (Main Title)...... Fandango...... Joseph Turrin ...... James M. David ...... John Williams, trans. Bulla Kingfishers Catch Fire ...... Tam O’Shanter...... John Mackey .....Malcolm Arnold, arr. Paynter Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Sempre Fidelis...... Bob Jones University ...... Fisher Tull Symphonic Wind Band John Philip Sousa, arr. Bourgeois Dan Turner, conductor Valdres...... Johannes Hanssen April 14, 2012 A Trumpeters Lullaby...... Only the Best ...... Leroy Anderson, arr. Lang TENNESSEE Flight of the Bumble Bee ...... Fanfare and Allegro...... Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. East Tennessee State ...... Clifton Williams Koff University Front Range.. Daniel Musselman Concert Band, CBDNA REPORT – 22 FALL 2012

Wind Ensemble and TEXAS La Procession du Rocio ...... Chamber Winds ...... Joaquin Turina, arr. Reed Christian Zembower, Tarleton State University Herzlich tut mich verlangen...... conductor Chamber Winds and ...... J.S. Bach October 11, 2012 Wind Ensemble Fervent is my longing...... “Songs and Dances” Anthony Pursell, conductor ...... J.S. Bach, arr. Cailliet Molly on the Shore ...... Concert Band Daniel McCloud, guest conductor ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger, arr. Joy ...... Frank Ticheli Jeremy Bowen, piano Ragsdale Wind Dancer...... Jared Spears October 11, 2012 Lauda ...... Steve Danyew Nathan Hale Trilogy ...... Hymnus ...... Anima Mea ...... James Curnow Chamber Winds Lost Vegas....Michael Daugherty A Festival Prelude....Alfred Reed Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare...... Richard Strauss The University of Texas Pavane pour une infante défunt . Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble ...... Maurice Ravel, arr. deMeij Jerry F. Junkin, conductor Canzona ...... Peter Mennin Piano Concerto in a minor, op. Ryan Kelly, guest conductor The Solitary Dancer ...... 16, mvt. 1 ...... September 30, 2012 ...... Warren Benson ...... Edvard Grieg, trans. Bain Millennium Canons ...... Consort for Ten Winds, mvt. III Wind Ensemble ...... Kevin Puts, trans. Spede ...... Robert Spittal Funeral Music for Queen Mary .. Incantation and Dance ...... Joy from “The Awakening” ...... Henry Purcell, trans. Stucky ...... John Barnes Chance ...... Joseph Curiale Chorus of Light...... Kevin Puts Ricercare...... Jack Stamp Canzona...... Peter Mennin Music for Winds...... Escape from Plato’s Cave ...... The Seal Lullaby... Eric Whitacre ...... Stanislaw Skrowaczewski ...... Stephen Melillo To Tame the Perilous Skies ...... David R. Holsinger

The University of Texas Southern Adventist University Wind Symphony Wind Symphony Texas Christian University Robert M. Carnochan, Ken Parsons, conductor Symphonic Band and conductor April 15, 2012 Wind Symphony Jaclyn Hartenberger, "Old Wine in New Bottles" Brian Youngblood and Bobby R. Francis, conductors guest conductor Early Light...... Carolyn Bremer Benjamin Aune, Bradley Patrick Hughes, horn J.S. Dances.... Donald Grantham Huneycutt and Eric Simpson, October 10, 2012 Pacem (A Hymn for Peace) ...... guest conductors “Short and Suite” ...... Robert Spittal H. Joseph Butler, organ "Fanfare" pour précéder La Péri Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn October 16, 2012 ...... Paul Dukas ...... Norman Dello Joio As the scent of spring rain …..... Old Wine in New Bottles...... Symphonic Band ...... Jonathan Newman ...... Gordon Jacob National Emblem (March)...... Hill Song No. 2 ...... After "The Thunderer" from Edwin Eugene Bagley, ed. Fennel ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger Symphony on Themes by John Redwood...... Ryan George English Folk Song Suite...... Philip Sousa ...... Ira Hearshen Variants on a Mediaeval Tune ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams March from Symphonic ...... Norman Dello Joio Jazzalogue No. 1 ..Jospeh Turrin Metamorphosis on Themes by Sòlas Ané...... Samuel Hazo EllenSong ...... James Mobberley Carl Maria von Weber...... Art of the State from Millennia .. The Red Pony: Film Suite for ....Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson ...... Stephen Melillo Band...... Aaron Copland

Wind Symphony CBDNA REPORT – 23 FALL 2012

The University of Texas Marianne Gedigian, flute Douglas Stotter, conductor Symphony Band November 17, 2012 September 29, 2012 Scott S. Hanna, conductor Resonances I...... Ron Nelson Octandre...... Edgard Varese Marc Sosnowchik, Concerto for Flute, op. 39...... J.S. Dances ....Donald Grantham guest conductor Lowell Liebermann, trans. Shaw Symphonic Metamorphosis...... October 17, 2012 First Suite in E-flat, op. 28, no. 1 ... Paul Hindemith, trans. Wilson Overture to Candide ...... Gustav Holst, ed. Matthews

....Leonard Bernstein, arr. Beeler The Planets ...... Dancing at Stonehenge...... Gustav Holst, trans. Patterson University of Texas Arlington ...... Anthony Suter Wind Symphony

Blessed Are They...... SMU Meadows Wind Johannes Brahms, arr. Buehlman The University of Texas Ensemble Occident et Orient, op. 25 ...... Wind Symphony Augusta Reed Thomas, ...... Camille Saint-Saëns Robert M. Carnochan, composer-in-residence Vox Populi...... conductor Douglas Stotter, John ..Richard Danielpour, arr. Stamp Craig B. Davis, Zastoupil, and Jack Delaney, The Pageant of London, H. 98 .. guest conductor conductors ...... Frank Bridge December 3, 2012 November 9 and 10, 2012 “East vs. West” Ring, Flourish, Blaze ...... Catclaw Mimosa...... Augusta Reed Thomas The University of Texas ...... Ben Hjertmann Dancing Galaxy...... Wind Ensemble Hymn to a Blue Hour ...... Augusta Reed Thomas Jerry F. Junkin, conductor ...... John Mackey The Leaves Are Falling ...... Thomas Burritt, percussion Concerto for Cello...... Warrren Benson October 21, 2012 ...... Steven Bryant Magneticfireflies...... Rocky Point Holiday...... Partita...... Robert Linn ...... Augusta Reed Thomas ...... Ron Nelson Symphony No. 2... Frank Ticheli Silver Chants The Litanies...... Drum Music ...... John Mackey ...... Augusta Reed Thomas

The Planets...... … and the mountains rising ... Gustav Holst, trans. Patterson The University of Texas nowhere...... Joseph Schwantner Symphony Band

Scott S. Hanna, conductor The University of Texas Jaclyn Hartenberger, VIRGINIA Wind Ensemble guest conductor Jerry F. Junkin, conductor December 5, 2012 Virginia Tech University Thomas Burritt, percussion Commando March ...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble November 4, 2012 ...... Samuel Barber Travis J. Cross, conductor Rocky Point Holiday...... October ...... Eric Whitacre September 28, 2012 ...... Ron Nelson Riff Raff ...... Ryan George Vientos y Tangos ...... Drum Music ...... John Mackey Chorale and Alleluia ...... Michael Gandolfi Intermezzo from “Cavalleria ...... Howard Hanson Prelude No. 2...... Rusticana”...... Acrostic Song from Final Alice ...... George Gershwin, arr. John ...... Pietro Mascagni, arr. Odom .....David Del Tredici, arr. Spede Krance Selections from “The Dansereye” Spangled Heavens...... Fandango...... Joseph Turrin ...Tielman Susato, arr. Dunnigan ...... Donald Grantham Mambo, Cha-Cha, Meeting Scene, and Cool from Symphonic Dances from West Side Story..... The University of Texas University of Texas Arlington ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Lavender Jerry F. Junkin, conductor

CBDNA REPORT – 24 FALL 2012

Virginia Tech University Sea Songs ...... Symphonic Band Symphony Band ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Larry Gookin and Mark Lane, David McKee and Polly I Am...... Andrew Boysen conductors Middleton, conductors Bridges of the River Cam ...... Dean Snavely, September 28, 2012 ...... Derek Bourgeois graduate conductor Symphonic Dance No. 2 ...... February 29, 2012 Block M March ...... Jerry Bilik ...... Clifton Williams Song for Lyndsay...... Symphonic Band Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo...... Andrew Boysen, Jr...... Malcolm Arnold Flourish for Wind Band...... Sun Dance...... Frank Ticheli ...... R. Vaughan Williams Symphonic Winds Variations on a Nautical Hymn .. To Walk With Wings...... Mark Williams Virginia Tech University ...... Julie Giroux Little English Girl ...... Symphonic Wind Ensemble Chorale and Alleluia ...... Davide Delle Cese Travis J. Cross, conductor ...... Howard Hanson Rest...... Frank Ticheli October 12, 2012 A Hymn for The Lost and The American Hymnsong Suite...... Symphonic Dances from West Living...... Eric Ewazen ...... Dwayne Milburn Side Story ...... Canzona...... Peter Mennin Symphonic Winds ...... Leonard Bernstein, trans. Strange Humors.....John Mackey Lavender Three Revelations from the

Lotus Sutra...... Alfred Reed

Central Washington University George Washington Bridge...... Wind Ensemble ...... William Schuman WASHINGTON Larry Gookin, conductor Elegy for a Young American...... Washington Music Educators ...... Ronald Lo Presti Central Washington University State Conference Commando March...... Wind Ensemble February 18, 2012 ...... Samuel Barber Larry Gookin, conductor Angels in the Architecture...... John Neurohr, trombone Fantasia in G Minor ...... Frank Ticheli November 29, 2011 ....J.S. Bach, trans. Goldman and Leist Fantasia in G Minor...... Cathedrals ...... Kathryn Salfelder ....J.S. Bach, trans. Goldman and Central Washington University High Flight...... Joseph Turrin Leist Chamber Winds Concert Hebrides Overture “Fingal’s Larry Gookin Cave”...... Dean Snavely, Central Washington University Felix Mendelssohn, trans. Appler graduate conductor Wind Ensemble New England Triptych...... Curtis Peacock, tuba Larry Gookin, conductor ...... William Schuman April 26, 2012 Wayne Bennett, Harvest: Concerto for Trombone guest conductor Three Miniatures...... John Mackey February 28, 2012 ...... Anthony Plog Introduction and Waltz for Cathedrals ...... Kathryn Salfelder Woodwind Trio...... Central Washington University Celebration Overture, Op. 61...... Ryan Wickman Symphonic Winds and ...... Paul Creston Elsa’s Procession to the Symphonic Band My Voice...... Elaine M. Ross Cathedral ...... Mark Lane, conductor High Flight...... Joseph Turrin ..Richard Wagner, arr. Jack Gale Dean Snavely and Ben Easter Monday On The White Mountain Roads for Saxophone Peterson, graduate conductors House Lawn... John Philip Sousa Quartet...... David Maslanka December 1, 2011 Concerto for Solo Tuba and Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble...... Central Washington University ...... Curtis Peacock Symphonic Winds and CBDNA REPORT – 25 FALL 2012

Central Washington University Ritual...... Joseph Turrin Andrew Mast, conductor Wind Ensemble Children’s March...... October 6, 2012 Larry Gookin, conductor ...... Percy Aldridge Grainger "The Historical Wind Band" Otis Murphy, alto saxophone Ave Maria...... Symphonic Band May 24, 2012 ...... Tolga Kashif, arr. Wallen Frenergy ...... John Estacio Overture in F ...... Resonances ...... Ron Nelson ...... Etienne-Henri Méhul Selections from The Danserye ... Funeral March ...... Edvard Grieg ...... Tielman Susato Pacific Lutheran University Tam O'Shanter ...... My Voice...... Elaine Ross Wind Ensemble ...... Malcolm Arnold Variants on a Mediaeval Tune.... Edwin Powell, conductor ...... Norman Dello Joio Wind Ensemble October 14, 2012 Fantasia For Alto Saxophone..... Aria Della Battaglia...... Claude T. Smith Frenergy ...... John Estacio ..Andrea Gabrieli, ed. Scatterday Sinfonia No. 3 – La Salsa ...... The Marbled Midnight Mile...... Serenade in B-flat major, K. 361 Roberto Sierra, trans. Scatterday ...... Steven Bryant "Gran Partita"...... Tam O`Shanter ...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ...... Malcolm Arnold Lincolnshire Posy...... Central Washington University Octet for Wind Instruments ...... Percy Grainger Symphonic Winds and ...... Igor Stravinsky Symphonic Band La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Larry Gookin and Mark Lane, ...... H. Owen Reed conductors UNITED

Dean Snavely, KINGDOM graduate conductor WISCONSIN Todd Shiver, guest conductor Royal College of Music John Harbaugh, trumpet Lawrence University May 31, 2012 Wind Orchestra Wind Ensemble Tim Reynish, conductor Symphonic Band Andrew Mast, conductor October 11, 2012 April 14, 2012 His Honor...... Henry Fillmore Pageant of London ...... Three Dances of Enchantment.. Octet...... Igor Stravinsky ...... Frank Bridge ...... Luigi Zaninell From a Dark Millenium...... England's Pleasant Land...... Cajun Folk Songs.. Frank Ticheli ...... Joseph Schwantner ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams The Echo Never Fades...... The Dog Breath Variations...... Music for Brass and Wind...... David Gillingham ...... Frank Zappa ...... Elizabeth Maconchy Symphonic Dance No. 3 Fiesta.. In C ...... Terry Riley Triumph...... Michael Tippett ...... Clifton Williams Tiresias...... Constant Lambert Symphonic Winds An Elegy for Ur ...... Lawrence University ...... Edwin Roxburgh The Ramparts... Clifton Williams Symphonic Band and Wind Danceries Set 2...... First Light ...... Steven Bryant Ensemble ...... Kenneth Hesketh CBDNA REPORT – 26 FALL 2012

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