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Band Library ‐ April 2016 Collection Catalog # Title Composer Arranger Voicing Status Marching B103 Reminiscences (Ballad for Band) A.E. Mainente M Checked In Band 1522 Tico Tico Abreu Iwai 5 Checked In Band 846 Sholom Aleichem Ades Checked In Band 595 Harlequinade Agay 4 Checked In Band 491 Huella, La Aguirre Hindsley Checked In Marching B4 Port 25 March Akers M Checked In Marching B5 Showman Akers M Checked In Marching B6 Uncle Henry Akers M Checked In Band 1203 Japanese Songs Akiyama Checked In Band 655 Colossus of Columbia Alexander Bainum Checked In Band 501 Southerner March, The Alexander Bainum Checked In Marching B64 Army of the Nile Alford M Checked In Marching B7 Glory of the Gridiron Alford M Checked In Band 794 Purple Carnival March, The Alford Erickson Checked In Band 1314 Armenian Dances (part 1) Alfred Reed 6 Checked In Band 1478 Quest of the Knights Allen Checked In Band 1504 Thanksgiving Hymn Allen Checked In Band 1342 Whip and Spur Galop Allen Cramer Checked In Band 1199 Covered Wagons Ambrosio 2 Checked In Band 698 Blue Tango Anderson Checked In Band 249 Minstrel Boy Anderson Checked In Band 301 Penny Whistle Song, The Anderson Checked In Band 305 Phantom Regiment Anderson 3 Checked In Band 355 Sandpaper Ballet Anderson 3 Checked In Band 379 Sleigh Ride Anderson 4 Checked In Band 808 Typewriter, The Anderson Werle Checked In Band 1213 Bartok ‐ Three Folk Songs Anne McGinty 1 Checked In Band 863 Danza Boleriana Applebaum Checked In Band 932 Four Cornish Dances Arnold Marciniak Checked In Band 1115 Four Scottish Dances Arnold Paynter 6 Checked In Band 813 Tunes of Glory Arnold Yoder Checked In Band 1128 Irving Berlin‐Symphonic Portrait arr. Ades Missing/Lost Band 1150 Salute to Sousa arr. Christensen Checked In Band 343 Richard Rodgers Symphonic Portrait arr. Erickson Checked In Marching B110 Londonderry Air arr. Gerald Talmage M Checked In Band 1489 Saint's Hallelujah, The arr. Henderson Custer Checked In Marching B85 My Great Grandpa/ Drifting & Dreaming arr. J. Warrington M Checked In Marching B75 French National Defile March arr. J.S. Seredy M Checked In Marching B76 Zacateca (Mexican March) arr. L.P. Laurandeau M Checked In Band 611 God of Our Fathers arr. Lavalle Checked In Marching B72 Tiger Rag (Hold That Tiger) Arr. Moffit M Checked In Band 1468 Hotaru Koi Arr. Nancy Fairchild Checked In Marching B61 Star‐Spangled Banner, The (A‐flat) Arr. Sousa M Checked In Band 88 Concert Suite Ashe 5 Checked In Band 404 Teach Me, O Lord Attwood Knosher Checked In Band 1571 America, The Beautiful Augustus Ward, Sam Dragon, Carmen Checked In Band 819 Air for the G String Bach Cacavas Checked In Band 5 Air from Suite in D Major Bach Lang Checked In Band 25 Arioso (Cantata #156) Bach Leidzen Checked In Band 1335 Blithe Bells Bach Grainger, Jager Checked In Band 71 Celebrated Air Bach Walters Checked In Band 1018 Chaconne (from Partita 2 in D) Bach Erickson Checked In Band 78 Chorale & Fugue in G minor Bach Abert‐Weiss 5 Checked In Band 686 Chorale Prelude on "Sleepers Wake" Bach Gordon Checked In Band 1028 Christmas Pastorale Bach Hastings Checked In Page 1 of 31 Band Library ‐ April 2016 Collection Catalog # Title Composer Arranger Voicing Status Band 160 From Heaven Above Bach Malin 4 Checked In Band 184 If Thou Be Near Bach Moehlman 3 Checked In Band 1430 If Thou Be Near Bach Reed Checked In Band 201 Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Bach Leidzen 5 Checked In Band 843 Little Fugue in G minor Bach Boyd Checked In Band 994 Lord Bless You Ever & Ever Bach Gordon Checked In Band 908 My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish Bach Reed Checked In Band 278 O Jesu Blest Bach Chidester 1 Checked In Band 964 Prelude and Fugue in Bb Major Bach Moehlmann Checked In Band 386 Prelude and Fugue in B‐flat Major Bach Moehlmann 4 Checked In Band 751 Prelude and Fugue in B‐flat minor Bach Moehlmann Checked In Band 520 Prelude and Fugue in C minor Bach Volz 5 Checked In Band 322 Prelude and Fugue in D minor Bach Moehlmann 4 Checked In Band 493 Prelude and Fugue in G minor Bach Moehlmann 4 Checked In Band 1229 Sixteen Chorales Bach Lake Checked In Band 1423 Thus Do You Fare, My Jesus Bach Reed Checked In Band 427 Toccata and Fugue in D minor Bach Leidzen 6 Checked In Band 830 When We Are in Deepest Need Bach Whitney Checked In Band 613 Solfeggietto Bach, C.P.E. Duker Checked In Band 578 Prelude Chorale and Fugue Bach‐Abert Hindsley 5 Checked In Band 788 Bacharach & David Popular Medley #1 Bacharach Cacavas Checked In Marching B35 National Emblem Bagley M Checked In Band 1383 Australian Up‐Country Tune Bainum 4 Checked In Band 978 Fantasy on a 17th Century Hymn Balent Checked In Band 1230 Fum, Fum, Fum Balent Checked In Band 970 Little Czech Rhapsody Balent Checked In Band 1063 Time Changes Balent Checked In Band 1556 Blue Ridge Reel Balmages, Brian Checked In Band 1529 Rain Balmages, Brian Checked In Band 1395 Adagio Barber Custer Checked In Band 1311 Commando March Barber 5 Checked In Band 1393 Commando March Barber Curnow Checked In Band 1363 Danny Boy Barker Checked In Band 1365 Deir in De Barker Checked In Band 1282 Les Miserables, Selections from Barker Checked In Band 945 Magic of Disney, The Barker Checked In Band 1299 Brookshire Suite Barnes Checked In Band 1298 Crossgate Barnes Checked In Band 303 Persian Carnival Barnes Checked In Band 1362 Riverfest Barnes Checked In Band 1425 Trail of Tears Barnes 3 Checked In Band 1341 Yorkshire Ballad Barnes 3 Checked Out Band 538 Born Free Barr Miller Checked In Band 1558 Structures Barrett, Roland Checked In Band 687 Oliver Selections Bart Leyden Checked In Band 139 Appalachian Portrait Bartles 3 Checked In Band 836 For Children Bartok Finlayson Checked In Band 533 Petite Suite, The Bartok Cushing 3 Checked In Band 638 Rhapsody from "For Children" Bartok Erickson Checked In Band 1476 Six Pieces for Younger Orchestra ‐ MISSI Bartok Missing/Lost Band 1463 For the New Day Arisen Barton Checked In Band 1561 Ngoma za Kenya ‐ I. Jambo Basler, Paul Checked In Band 986 Variants on an Irish Hymn Beck Tatgenhorst Checked In Band 233 School Musician concert march, The Beebe Checked In Band 222 Little Italian Rhapsody Beeler 3 Checked In Page 2 of 31 Band Library ‐ April 2016 Collection Catalog # Title Composer Arranger Voicing Status Band 121 Ecossaise Beethoven Leidzen Checked In Band 1056 Egmont Ov. Beethoven Hindsley Checked In Band 122 Egmont Overture Beethoven Page 5 Checked In Band 1224 Hymn to Joy (with optional SAB chorus) Beethoven Henderson 1 Checked In Band 208 King Stephen Overture Beethoven Cailliet 4 Checked In Band 1126 Military March in C Beethoven Berkowitz Checked In Band 1184 Minuet and March Beethoven Curnow Checked In Band 254 Moonlight Beethoven Finlayson Checked In Band 283 Overture Eroica Beethoven Skornicka 3 Checked In Band 313 Polonaise Beethoven Leidzen 2 Checked In Band 722 Prometheus Overture Beethoven Barnes Checked In Band 1286 Sonata Pathetique Beethoven Osterling Checked In Band 758 Symphony No. 5 (Finale) Beethoven Isaac Checked In Band 755 Jazz March Bencrescutto Checked Out Band 746 Festina Bencriscutto Checked In Band 756 Granite Rock Bencriscutto Checked In Band 492 Latina Bencriscutto Checked In Band 723 Lyric Dance Bencriscutto Checked In Band 938 Presidents Trio Bencriscutto Checked In Marching B63 Program Classics Bencriscutto M Checked In Band 647 Jamaican Rhumba Benjamin Lang Checked In Band 1049 Gershwin Bennett Checked In Band 1407 Military Escort Bennett Fennell Checked In Band 399 Suite of Old American Dances Bennett 6 Checked In Band 405 Symphonic Songs for Band Bennett 5 Checked In Band 948 Leaves Are Falling, The Benson Checked In Band 274 Night Song Benson Checked In Band 312 Polyphonies for Percussion Benson Checked In Band 712 Solitary Dancer, The Benson Checked In Band 848 Michel Legrand in Concert Bergman Polster Checked In Band 735 March with Trumpets Bergsma Checked In Band 656 Paradigm Berkowitz Checked In Band 820 Alexander's Ragtime Band Berlin Cofield Checked In Band 1486 God Bless America Berlin Cofield Checked In Band 42 Beatrice and Benedict Overture Berlioz Henning 6 Checked In Band 337 Rakoczy (Hungarian) March from "Faust Berloiz Smith Checked In Band 348 Roman Carnival Overture Berloiz Safranek 6 Checked In Band 796 Candide Ov. Bernstein Beeler Checked In Band 1487 Danzon (From the Ballet "Fancy Free") Bernstein Bocook Checked In Band 465 West Side Story Selections Bernstein Duthoit 5 Checked In Band 284 Overture for Band Beyer 5 Checked In Band 869 Spectrum (Band w/tape) Bielawa Checked In Band 587 American Civil War Fantasy Bilik 4 Checked In Band 288 Overture for Woodwinds Bilik Checked In Band 84 Sonata for Brass Bilik Checked In Band 384 Sonata for Brass Bilik Checked In Band 1320 Chester Billings Osterling 1 Checked In Band 1438 Chester Billings Tolmage Checked In Band 1209 Original Thirteen, The (based on ChesterBillings Ployhar Checked In Band 1000 When Jesus Wept Billings Schuman Checked In Band 93 Cornet Carillon Binge Werle Checked In Band 338 Red Sombrero Binge Cailliet Checked In Band 1351 L'Arlesienne (Le Carillon from No. 1) Bizet Hubbell Checked In Band 214 L'Arlesienne (Part I) Bizet Lake Checked In Band 215 L'Arlesienne (Part II) Bizet Iasilli Checked In Page 3 of 31 Band Library ‐ April 2016 Collection Catalog # Title Composer Arranger Voicing Status Band 942 Anthem from "America" Bloch Checked In Marching B77 March from the Jazz Suite Bob Seiber M Checked In Band 600 Fiddler on the Roof Highlights Bock Warrington Checked In Band 145 Fiorello Bock Leyden Checked In Band 1495 Boulder Ridge Bocook 2 Checked In Band 1507 West
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    The Lilac Cube

    University of New Orleans ScholarWorks@UNO University of New Orleans Theses and Dissertations Dissertations and Theses 5-21-2004 The Lilac Cube Sean Murray University of New Orleans Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uno.edu/td Recommended Citation Murray, Sean, "The Lilac Cube" (2004). University of New Orleans Theses and Dissertations. 77. https://scholarworks.uno.edu/td/77 This Thesis is protected by copyright and/or related rights. It has been brought to you by ScholarWorks@UNO with permission from the rights-holder(s). You are free to use this Thesis in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights- holder(s) directly, unless additional rights are indicated by a Creative Commons license in the record and/or on the work itself. This Thesis has been accepted for inclusion in University of New Orleans Theses and Dissertations by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE LILAC CUBE A Thesis Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the University of New Orleans in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Fine Arts in The Department of Drama and Communications by Sean Murray B.A. Mount Allison University, 1996 May 2004 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 1 Chapter 2 9 Chapter 3 18 Chapter 4 28 Chapter 5 41 Chapter 6 52 Chapter 7 62 Chapter 8 70 Chapter 9 78 Chapter 10 89 Chapter 11 100 Chapter 12 107 Chapter 13 115 Chapter 14 124 Chapter 15 133 Chapter 16 146 Chapter 17 154 Chapter 18 168 Chapter 19 177 Vita 183 ii The judge returned with my parents.