RReeppoorrtt Douglas Stotter, editor

Summer 1999

From the Podium

If your summers are anything like mine, they usually be- schedules. For me, the goal of the summer is not to be inac- gin with a bit of reflection about the school year that has just tive, but to be in control of my activity. Remaining produc- been completed. I believe that all too often, we do not take tive is important, so to is being able to determine the pace of the time to savor what we have accomplished. We jump right that productivity. There are days when I get absolutely noth- into planning the next season before the dust has even settled ing done. I have learned to enjoy those times with the knowl- on this one. I want to encourage you to set some time aside edge that energy is very often cyclic and that there will be this summer to reflect on the successes of last year. This is plenty of days of high productivity ahead to balance out the time well spent, for it often yields insight which can be a relaxed times. powerful ally when making new plans. We all want next year to be even better than this year and sometimes in our Our psychic energy can very easily be at its low ebb by haste to "get on with it" we miss valuable opportunities to this time of year. It is important to replenish and re-charge. appreciate and evaluate our own work, as well as the work Our profession demands incredible amounts of time and of others. energy. The institutions we work for will not ever monitor our output and warn us when we have given more than is The summer also provides an important opportunity to re- healthy. Like the major credit card companies, they seem all connect with our families and friends, those who were so too willing to allow us to spend everything we have and patient with us during the times when we only came home then some. It is up to us to preserve and protect ourselves. to sleep. We are most fortunate to have folks around us who We must learn to pace ourselves so that we can “live to teach understand and support our commitment and goals. It takes another day.” Our goal is to contribute to the musical well special people to live with us. Our significant others give up being of our students, community, and discipline. I believe precious time with us so that we can do what we do. If you that reflection nourishes creativity. Creative ideas are born think of time as something that can be stored in a savings in the quite times. In all the planning that you will do this account, you might feel as I do that you have made a lot of summer, do not forget to plan for yourself. Center on your withdrawals by this point in the year, and that the account is own well being and invest some time in yourself and the somewhat depleted. The summer provides the opportunity ones you love. to deposit your most precious possession back into the fam- ily and friends account, your time. Take time to give time to those you care about this summer.

Summer is also a time for rejuvenation. I think it is really important for us to take control of our time and do exactly what we want, when we want, especially during the slower months. So much of our year is controlled by predetermined In this Issue:

News and Information ...... 2 2001 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Programs, State by State ...... 5 February 23-28, 2001 Business...... 15 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS 2 - NEWS and INFORMATION CALENDAR CBDNA Young Band Southwestern Division Conference February 16-19, 2000 Composition Contest University of Oklahoma/Norman William Wakefield, host 1. This contest is open to anyone regardless of color, national origin or religious belief. Jerry Junkin, division president 2. All entries must be received by the CBDNA Committee no later than November 1, 1999. North Central Division Conference 3. Entries should be original unpublished (not on sale or rental from a publisher) February 24-26, 2000 compositions for band, which have been composed since Jan. 1, 1997. No transcrip- Central Michigan University tions/arrangements (except those of the composer’s own works) will be eligible. Jack Williamson, host 4. The composition should be a “grade 3” work of high artistic merit, conceived and Timothy Mahr, division president constructed so as to be performed effectively by middle/junior high school bands as well as high school bands of modest proficiency. (A list of representative “grade 3” Southern Division Conference literature is available upon request). The work should be written for full band instru- February 24-26, 2000 mentation, approximately as follows: Piccolo, Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, 1st-2nd-3rd Bb Greensboro, N.C. Clarinets, Bb Bass Clarinet, Eb Alto Saxophone/s, Bb Tenor Saxophone, Eb Baritone John Locke, host and division president Saxophone, 1st-2nd-3rd Trumpets, 1st and 2nd F Horns, 1st-2nd-3rd Trombones, Euphonium, Tuba, Percussion. Percussion may include Piano, other keyboard instru- Eastern Division Conference ments, as well as percussive instruments of a non-traditional nature. March 31-April 1, 2000 5. Works should be approximately 6 - 10 minutes in length. There is no limit to the Yale University number of movements. Thomas Duffy, host 6. Entries must be submitted with a FULL SCORRE and cassette tape recording (CD Gary Corcoran, division president or DAT format is also acceptable) of good quality by the specific instrumentation indicated in the score. However, the name and address of the composer of the work should be included in a separate letter which accompanies the entry. NEWS 7. The score and recording should include the title of the work only. The name of the composer should not appear on the tape or score. However, the name and address of The Virginia Chapter of CBDNA an- the composer of the work should be included in a separate letter which accompanies nounces a call for compositions for Sym- the entry. posium XXV for New Band Music, to be 8. Entrants are advised to send all entries by registered or insured mail. held February 10-12, 2000 at the Univer- 9. The CBDNA Young Band Composition Contest Winner will be announced on sity of Richmond in Richmond, Virginia. December 17, 1999 at the College Band Directors National Association Forum held Five works will be selected for the sym- at the MidWest Clinic in Chicago. Composers will be notified of the judges’ decision posium; participating composers are re- as soon as possible following the public announcement. quired to attend Symposium XXV to con- 10. The decision of the contest committee will be final and no correspondence may be duct and discuss their works in open read- entered into regarding the award. Should the committee consider none of the submit- ing sessions. The Virginia Intercollegiate ted compositions to be meritorious, a “no prize” decision will be rendered. Band, an auditioned ensemble of 60-70 11. All rights in the work, including copyrighting and negotiating with publishers for student musicians from Virginia colleges publication, remain with the composer. and universities, will again serve as the 12. A composer may will the contest only two times, after which he or she is ineligible symposium ensemble. to enter the contest again. Travel awards of $350 will be presented 13. The committee will exercise due care for the safety of the submitted manuscripts to each composer selected to attend. One and tapes but cannot assume the responsibility for losses that occur during transit. score per composer per year may be sub- Composers must include return postage and self adressed mailing label with their mitted. Works must be for full symphonic submission if they desire the return of their materials. band instrumentation and may include so- 14. A composer may submit more than one entry, but all entries must be sent sepa- loists or tape. Selected composers must rately. Compositions submitted via fax will not be accepted. Composers should send provide a full set of parts for the Sympo- manuscripts and tapes and direct all inquiries to: sium, and if the work requires a soloist, Mr. Richard Floyd, Secretary the composer is responsible to locate one. College Band Directors National Association Deadline for submission of scores is Oc- University of Texas tober 1, 1999; tapes/CDs are welcome. Box 8028 Scores and tapes will not be returned un- Austin, TX 78713 less return postage and envelope are sent with the entry. Send materials to: Dr. Gor- 15. The winning composer will receive a $10,000.00 cash award. don Ring, Director of Instrumental Activi- ties, Department of Music, Longwood College, Farmville, VA 23909. NEWS and INFORMATION - 3

The 2000 Symposium marks the twenty symphony began during the summer of positions of the above motive) and the as- fifth annual Symposium for New Band 1994 in Tuscumbia, Alabama during the cending melodic minor scale. Music. To date, the Virginia CBDNA has composer’s first in-depth visit to Ivy “Myaku is dedicated to Ray Cramer, sponsored 24 symposia; approximately Green, the birthplace of Helen Keller Director of Bands at Indiana University 1530 compositions have been reviewed, (1880-1968). Final text selection was made and tireless supporter of contemporary 149 new works have been presented and in early Spring, 1998 with the majority music for wind band.” $34,650 in awards and travel grants has being drawn from The Open Door, a one been provided to participating composers. volume collection of Miss Keller’s philo- Flight of Years by Patrick J. Burns was For more information, contact Dr. Gor- sophical reflections, published in 1957. composed for the Montclair State Univer- don Ring at (804) 395-2628, email: The composer writes: sity Symphonic Band at the request of their [email protected], or visit “Like millions worldwide, I always had director, Mary Ann Craig. It was written http://web.lwc.edu/academic/LAS/Music/ tremendous admiration for Helen Keller between April 1998 and January 1999 and Symposium99.htm and at least a general understanding of her received its premiere on April 28, 1999. life and the inspirational courage and dig- The composer writes: nity she unfailingly displayed in overcom- “Essentially, Flight of Years is a musi- David Whitwell has recently returned ing such seemingly insurmountable ob- cal depiction of my impressions of the from a very successful week of rehearsals stacles. In thinking about her life as such a rapid passage of time. Nostalgia has been and a concert with the Wind Orchestra of noble example for people everywhere, I a large component of my personality since the Saratov Philharmonic Society in Rus- became increasingly surprised that, to the I was a boy, and the invitation by Dr. Craig sia. Also, he has announced that he will best of my knowledge, no composer had to compose a piece for the university band retire from California State University, ever set her memorable and very moving presented me the perfect opportunity to Northridge, after the coming academic words to music. Clearly, her powerful and communicate these feelings musically. year and looks forward to being able to wonderfully lyrical writings (ideally suited “Flight of Years is of medium-advanced accept more conducting invitations. to musical dramatization) are just as com- difficulty and is cast in three sections. The pelling today as they were when they first first and third are introduced by a fanfare, appeared over half a century ago. She is which leads to an allegro representing the The Hampton University Symphonic truly America’s First Lady of Courage.” rush of time into the future. The slow, lyric Winds, under the direction of Barney E. Pre-publication performance materials middle section depicts my impressions of Smart, performed a lecture concert at the are available from the composer. reflecting on life’s wonderful moments Black Women Composer Symposium, which can only be revisited in our memo- February 15, 1999. The program included: ries.” Medallion ...... Marzetta F. Alexander The Indiana University Wind Ensemble, (1993, Carl Fischer) Ray E. Cramer, conductor, premiered Cannon and Fanfare .....Jeraldine S. Herbison Myaku by David Dzubay on April 20, (1999, available from the composer) 1999. The composer provided the follow- CD REVIEW Were You There? ...... Eurydice V. Osterman ing program note: -Frank Byrne (available from the composer) Portrait in Black ...... Lettie Beckon Alston “This work was commissioned by the The Complete Marches of John Philip Sousa, (available from the composer) Musashino Academy of Music, Tokyo, Ja- pan, in honor of their 70th anniversary, and The Detroit Concert Band is dedicated to Ray Cramer. Leonard B. Smith, conducting “Opening with gentle waves of wood- PREMIERES wind oscillations and building to power- Walking Frog Records, 5 compact discs. The world premiere performance of fully repetitive arpeggios near the end, this Catalog # WFR-300. $74.95 (USD) plus Mark Camphouse’s Symphony From Ivy fanfare for wind band takes two main ideas $5.00 shipping. Available from Walking Green (Symphony No. 3) for soprano and as themes: Pulse (Myaku, in Japanese), and Frog Records, PO Box 680, Oskaloosa, wind orchestra was given on May 21, 1999 the number seven (from seven decades the Iowa 52577. by the Northwestern University Sym- Musashino Academy is celebrating). The Phone (515) 673-8397/FAX (515) 673- phonic Wind Ensemble led by Mallory pulses occur on many levels, often as 4718 Thompson. The composer’s wife, Eliza- groups of seven evenly spaced articula- beth Curtis, was soprano soloist. tions, but also as rhythmic underpinnings. At last! The wonderful Sousa march re- Commissioned by the John P. Paynter Working the number seven into the fan- cordings by Leonard Smith and the Detroit Foundation, Symphony From Ivy Green fare in various ways accounts for the tempo Concert Band have made it to compact (with text from the writings of Helen markings of 140, 160, and 77. disc. These recordings, long available on Keller) is the third in a series of works “The principal musical motive is a four- LP exclusively from the Detroit Concert Camphouse has composed honoring great note subset of the pentatonic scale: A, B, Band, remain the most comprehensive re- Americans. Composed and orchestrated D, E. There is also extensive use of dia- corded collection of Sousa marches avail- between May 1998 and March 1999, re- tonic clusters (built by stacking up trans- able for commercial sale. The 5-CD set search on this 26-minute, six movement includes all 116 marches from the original 4 - NEWS and INFORMATION 10-LP set, remastered from the original DISSERTATION The theoretical considerations yield a tapes, thereby providing the best possible final level of kinship. Both bands and op- fidelity. Because the original 10 LPs were ABSTRACT eretta (1) created entertainment as com- recorded 1973-1979, there is some varia- modity, achieved through standardizing tion in recorded sound but Walking Frog’s Professional Touring Bands and Operetta forms, emulating business practices, and engineers have done a fine job to create an in the United States, 1892-1913: A Curi- emphasizing the virtuoso star performer; eminently listenable collection. Of inter- ous Kinship by James Vincent Worman (2) ritualized mythic truths through stereo- est to audiophiles, the original sessions University of Wisconsin-Madison typed presentations of gender, race, and were held in the Masonic Temple in De- May, 1997 patriotism; and (3) functioned as middle troit and were recorded by none other than Much has been written separately re- ground art by negotiating a compromise Jack Renner and Bob Woods, the team who garding professional touring bands and between the cultivated high art of orches- went on to found Telarc. The recording operetta at the turn of the 20th century. tra and opera and the vernacular low art of demonstrates the same “concert hall” per- These writings have dealt primarily with burlesque and vaudeville. spective that was pioneered by Mercury the popularity, participants, and musical and perfected by Telarc. These are very elements of these two genres as isolated good analog recordings. The greatest value from each other. This study extracts infor- of these recordings are the solid, magiste- mation from these sources and cites ex- rial interpretations that Smith and his band amples from primary sources consisting of bring to this music. Leonard Smith knew musical scores, reviews, contemporaneous the march style cold and his handpicked writings, and newspaper accounts of the band followed his lead. Many of these day to investigate the musical and socio- musicians played for Leonard for years and logical elements which combined to cre- were familiar with his expectations in ate a symbiotic relationship between these terms of style and musical concept. It is a two entertainment entities. very good band, at times a stunning band. The reflexive nature of popular enter- There are moments when woodwind into- tainment and the culture within which it nation is vague, and brass balances are not functions created common bonds between ideal but such are the demands of session bands and operetta as their paths inter- recordings and the time clock. Beyond in- sected circa 1892-1913. To reinforce this Submissions to termittent things that may catch one’s at- interaction, the concurrent histories of pro- tention, the most important thing is the fessional touring bands and operetta are the Report musical effect which is consistently fine. placed within the context of the social, Leonard has the good sense and musician- political, economic, and cultural conditions Send all materials to: ship to keep these marches in the range of of the United States. To unite the context Douglas Stotter, editor mm=116 (sometimes slower) and the dig- of the socio-political elements and the con- CBDNA Report nity and grandeur of the performances must tent of the musical examples, three sepa- Department of Bands be heard to be fully appreciated. Smith rate theories are employed as lenses Merrill Hall does everything in the best taste and his through which the data is viewed: Theodor Indiana University judicious (read: restrained) use of bass Adorno’s belief that entertainment music Bloomington, IN 47405 drum accents makes them all the more ef- functions as commodity; Albert F. fective. Bottom line: forced to take one McLean’s view of the perpetuation of so- Submission deadlines: collection of Sousa marches to my desert cial myths though ritualized ordination; •October 1 for the Fall issue island, this would be the one. It belongs in and Lawrence Levine’s work regarding •March 1 for the Spring issue the library of any serious wind conductor Highbrow/Lowbrow Art. •June 1 for the Summer issue and is a fantastic resource which should Among the conclusions reached is that not be missed. (Note: Walking Frog multiple layers of kinship exist between Format preferences: Records is continuing with its release of professional touring bands and operetta. •1st: email: [email protected] DCB recordings and will be releasing a On the surface, one can observe their mu- •2nd: Disk (MAC or PC) second 5-CD set of recordings from tual heritage and popularity, as well as in- •3rd: hard copies Smith’s classic “Gems of the Concert dividuals who operated in both fields. Sec- Band” series next) ondly, the data reveals the following shared elements: audiences and venues; a reper- toire of marches, waltzes, popular songs, and overtures; and the incorporation of encores and variety as a means of commu- nicating with and relating to a diverse au- dience. PROGRAMS - 5

PLEASE NOTE: University of Arkansas Symphonic Band University of Central Arkansas Timothy W. Gunter, conductor Wind Ensemble Include your STATE and DATE OF February 23, 1999 Ricky Brooks, conductor PERFORMANCE in all submissions. Festivo ...... Gregson February 16, 1999 and A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Arkansas All-State Convention The CBDNA Executive Board and the Bullets and Bayonets ...... Sousa February 18, 1999 editor encourage program submissions Puszta ...... van der Roost Fanfares and Echoes ...... Dickinson for specific concerts in performance Fantasia and Rondo...... Weber/Snavely order rather than repertoire lists for se- University of Arkansas Wind Symphony Kristina Belisle, clarinet mesters, tours, or school years. Many W. Dale Warren, conductor Scotch Strathspey and Reel ...... Grainger February 23, 1999 Linda Hsu, violin CBDNA members are as interested in Valdres...... Hanssen The Melody Shop...... King how their fellow members program as Concertino ...... Gillingham Thomas Burritt, guest conductor they are in what they program. Folk Songs for Band, Set 2...... Stanhope Concertino ...... Gillingham Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin Slava!...... Bernstein When sending email or computer disk, Mary Scott Spry, piano do not use tabs, leader characters, or Down a Country Lane...... Copland University of Central Arkansas other formatting. Submissions will be Zion ...... Welcher Symphonic Band formatted prior to publication. Thomas Burritt, conductor University of Arkansas Concert Band March 4, 1999 address for submissions W. Dale Warren, Todd Cranson, Arioso ...... Williams Todd Moody, conductors William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob Douglas Stotter, editor April 19, 1999 Manhattan Beach March...... Sousa CBDNA Report Manhattan Beach ...... Sousa Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Department of Bands ...and grace will lead me home ...... Knox Merrill Hall Pas Redouble...... Saint-Saens University of Central Arkansas Indiana University They Hung Their Harps in the Willows... McBeth Wind Ensemble Bloomington, IN 47405 In the Bleak Midwinter ...... Holst Ricky Brooks, conductor [email protected] America Verses ...... Broege March 18, 1999 Symphonic Triptych...... Curnow March from Symphonic Metamorphosis...... Hindemith University of Arkansas Symphonic Band Chorale Prelude on Be Thou My Vision ...... Timothy W. Gunter, conductor ...... Stamp ARIZONA April 19, 1999 After Fairest of the Fair ...... Hearshen Conzensus ...... van der Roost The Solitary Dancer ...... Benson The University of Arizona Wind Ensemble The Fountainhead...... Melillo Blue Shades...... Ticheli Gregg I. Hanson, conductor Martin C. Reynolds and William Halsey, University of Arkansas Wind Symphony University of Central Arkansas graduate conductors W. Dale Warren, conductor Symphonic Band Spring 1999 Concert Tour April 27, 1999 Thomas Burritt, conductor Eternal Father, Strong To Save ...... Smith Danse Saltarelle ...... Gorham Daniel Williams and Bobby Hagler, Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett **world premiere** graduate conductors Concerto for Trumpet...... Artunian/Duker Laboring Songs ...... Welcher April 29, 1999 Ed Reid, trumpet Prayer of Saint Gregory ...... Hovhaness Fanfare in Song Form ...... Bukvich Ave Maria ...... Biebl/Ballenger Concert Etude...... Goedicke Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Symphony No. 2 (III)...... Howard Hanson Whatsoever Things ...... Camphouse March-The University of Arizona ....De Luca Overture to Candide...... Bernstein Fantasia in G ...... Mahr Armenian Dances...... Khachaturian The Firebird Suite ...... Stravinsky The Wizard of Oz...... arr. Barnes West Side Story Selections ...Bernstein/Duthoit Scenes of the Rappahannock ...... Long Symphony #3 Finale ...... Barnes University of Arkansas Monticello Symphonic Band University of Central Arkansas Michael Davidson, conductor Wind Ensemble March 11, 1999 Ricky Brooks, conductor ARKANSAS English Country Settings ...... La Plante Robbie Harkrider, graduate conductor Spiritual ...... Gillis April 22, 1999 University of Arkansas Concert Band Moorside March...... Holst/Jacob Folk Dances...... Shostakovich W. Dale Warren, Todd Cranson, Court Festival...... Latham Circus Polka ...... Stravinsky Todd Moody, conductors March of the Belgian Paratroopers...... Colonial Song...... Grainger February 23, 1999 ...... Leemans/Wiley Tempered Steel...... Young Coat of Arms ...... Kenny Variations on an Ancient Hymn...... Hanson Adagio from Serenade #11 ...... Mozart Russian Sailors Dance ...... Gliere When Jesus Wept ...... Schuman Profanation ...... Bernstein Ye Banks and Braes ...... Grainger The Liberty Bell...... Sousa I Am...... Boysen Incantation and Dance ...... Chance 6 - PROGRAMS

CALIFORNIA Irvine Valley College Armstrong Atlantic State University Wind Symphony and Small Band Wind Ensemble California State University, Northridge Stephen Rochford, conductor Mark B. Johnson, conductor David Whitwell conductor October 25, 1998 April 27, 1999 March 24, 1999 Sinfonia for 20 Winds ...... Donizetti/Ramos The Sea Treaders...... McBeth Sinfonia Italia...... Whitwell Celebration Fanfare...... Tower/Stamp Air Waves March ...... Olivadoti/Foster Saxophone Concerto ...... Husa Panis Angelicus ...... Franck/Reed Gaelic Rhapsody ...... Del Borgo Jerry D. Luedders, saxophone Mananas Mexicanas...... Chavez Robert Foster, conductor Symphony No. 4 ...... Hovhaness Variations on Est-ce Mar ...Sweelinck/Garofalo Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Thomas Verrier, guest conductor Prelude No. 2...... Gershwin/Custer Impressions of Japan...... Barnes Theme and Variations ...... Schoenberg Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Symphonic Songs for Band ...... Bennett Mercer University Wind Ensemble California State Polytechnic University, Douglas Hill, conductor Pomona Concert Band and Wind Ensemble Pomona College Band October 2, 1998 Stephen Rochford, conductor Graydon Beeks, conductor The King Across the Water ...... Fraser December 2, 1998 April 17, 18, 24, 1999 When I Close My Eyes, I See Dancers .... Mahr Concert Band Festivo ...... Gregson Sun Dance ...... Ticheli Ye Banks And Braes ...... Grainger On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger Night Dances...... Yurko Chorale and Alleluia ...... Hanson Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Africa...... Smith Liturgucal Music for Band...... Mailman Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio Variations on America ...Ives/Schuman/Rhoads Mercer University Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Douglas Hill, conductor Prelude and Fugue ...... Nelhybel Teddy Trombone ...... Filmore November 13, 1998 The Enchanted Island...... Reed Prelude, Siciliano, & Rondo .....Arnold/Paynter William Byrd Suite ...... Jacob Salvation Is Created ...Tschesnokoff/Houseknecht FLORIDA Cave...... Peck California State Polytechnic University, Blue Shades...... Ticheli Pomona Concert Band and Wind Ensemble The Fire Of Eternal Glory ..Shostakovich/Rhea Stephen Rochford, conductor Florida College Wind Ensemble Whip and Spur ...... Allen/Cramer March 10, 1999 Douglas G. Barlar, conductor Concert Band October 20, 1998 Mercer University Wind Ensemble Konigsmarch ...... Strauss/Barret Of Sailors and Whales ...... McBeth Douglas Hill, conductor Nocturne ...... Nixon Nessun Dorm...... Puccini/Stauffer February 19, 1999 Terpsimetrics ...... White Scott Wyatt, tenor Lunar Epiphanies ...... Wubbenhorst Lament for an Infant ...... Ramos Babi Yar from “Holocaust”...... Gould Diversion ...... Heiden Wind Ensemble Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin/Grofe Scott Turpen, saxophone Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams Benjamin Payne, piano Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss .....Holsinger The Cowboys ...... Williams Variations on the Porazzi Theme ...... Reed Geometrics ...... Mailman Concertino ...... Gillingham Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/ Hunsberger Florida College Wind Ensemble Riders for the Flag ...... Sousa/Fennell Douglas G. Barlar, conductor California State Polytechnic University, March 30, 1999 Pomona Concert Band and Wind Ensemble The Divine Comedy...... Smith ILLINOIS Stephen Rochford, conductor Pantomine...... Sparke June 2, 1999 Jonathan Sweet, euphonium Concert Band Star Wars Trilogy ...... Williams/Hunsberger Concordia University Wind Symphony Prelude No. 2...... Gershwin/Custer Richard Fischer, conductor Resting In The Peace Of His Hands ...Gibson 1999 Tour Program English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone GEORGIA Eternal Father, Strong to Save ...... Smith Wind Ensemble My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish ...... Bach/Reed Laude ...... Hanson Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Armstrong Atlantic State University Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin/Verrier Michael Ocampo, conductor Wind Ensemble Elizabeth, Schnake, piano National Emblem ...... Bagley Mark B. Johnson, conductor Star Wars Trilogy ...... Williams/Hunsberger February 23, 1999 Fantasy on a Gaelic Hymnsong ...... Holsinger Colonial Song...... Grainger Galop ...... Kabelevsky/Mitchell Concertino ...... Curnow The Deathtree ...... Holsinger Steve Primatic, percussion Slava!...... Bernstein Fantasy Tales...... Swerts PROGRAMS - 7

DePaul University DePaul University Indiana University Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Donald DeRoche, conductor Donald DeRoche, conductor Stephen W. Pratt and Ray E. Cramer, October 11, 1998 May 27, 1999 conductors Keystone Celebration...... Cheetham Ionization ...... Varese David Gillingham, guest composer Adagio ...... Rodrigo Serenade #3 ...... Perle and conductor Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Essay #1 ...... Barber April 20, 1999 Canzona ...... Mennin Carmina Burana ...... Orff Symphonic Band Masquerade ...... Persichetti Candide Suite ...... Bernstein/Grundman The Triumph of St. Joan ...... Dello Joio Illinois Wesleyan University Apocalyptic Dreams ...... Gillingham Concert Band and Symphonic Winds Wind Ensemble DePaul University Roger Garrett, conductor Myaku...... Dzubay Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony Concert Band **world premiere** Donald DeRoche, conductor Procession of Nobles ...... Rimsky-Korsakov Concertino ...... Gillingham November 7, 1998 Dreams of a Psychopath ...... Francis Galactic Empires...... Gillingham American City ...... Flynn Suite No. 2...... Holst David Gillingham, conductor **world premiere** Country Gardens ...... Grainger Wedding Dance ...... Press/Johnston and the mountains rising nowhere...... Schwantner Symphonic Winds Buffalo Soldiers ...... Williams Festive Overture...Shostakovitch/Hunsberger Ball State University The Miller’s Dance ...... deFalla Renaissance Fair ...... Margolis Concert Band and Symphony Band Ritual Fire Dance ...... deFalla Toccata and Fugue in D Minor ...Bach/Leidzen David Park and Christian Zembower, Cartoon ...... Hart Porgy and Bess Suite ...... Gershwin/Bennett conductors February 25, 1999 DePaul University Wind Ensemble Concert Band Donald DeRoche, conductor Variations on an American Hymn Tune Harbinson January 30, 1999 INDIANA Chant and Jubilo ...... McBeth Soundings...... McTee Nilesdance ...... Holsinger Music for Winds & Percussion...... Atehotura Indiana University Wind Ensemble The Huntress ...... King Yü Ko ...... Wen-Chung Ray E. Cramer, conductor Symphony Band Red Back Book ...... Joplin April 6, 1999 Cenotaph ...... Stamp Concerto for Seven Trumpets and Timpani...... Pageant ...... Persichetti DePaul University Wind Ensemble ...... Altenberg The Inferno...... Smith Donald DeRoche, conductor Darin Schmidt, conductor Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli February 27, 1999 Racconto No. 1, Op. 25 ...... Bentzon Chicago Tribune...... Chambers Masquerade Overture...... Nielsen Serenade No. 10 ...... Mozart Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral..... Wagner The Good Soldier Schweik Suite ...... Kurka Ball State University Wind Ensemble Huapango ...... Moncayo Enigma Variations ...... Elgar Joseph Scagnoli, conductor Mark Duker, conductor February 26, 1999 DePaul University Wind Symphony Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Festival ...... Williams Donald DeRoche, conductor O Cool Is the Valley...... Persichetti March 11, 1999 Indiana University March With Trumpets ...... Bergsma Spiel für Bläsorchester...... Toch University Band and Concert Band Concertino ...... Gates Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud Douglas Stotter and David C. Woodley, Julia Larson, flute Heroes, Lost & Fallen...... Gillingham conductors Theme and Variations ...... Schoenberg David Gillingham, guest composer Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger DePaul University Wind Ensemble April 18, 1999 Donald DeRoche, conductor University Band Ball State University Wind Ensemble March 12, 1999 Jubilee Overture ...... Sparke Joseph Scagnoli, conductor A Child’s Garden of Dreams ...... Maslanka A Light Unto the Darkness ...... Gillingham April 25, 1999 Dance Suite ...... Khachaturian/Stotter Silver Celebration ...... Taylor DePaul University Wind Ensemble Concert Band With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn Donald DeRoche, conductor The Dam Busters...... Coates Jubilee Overture ...... Sparke April 30, 1999 Waking Angels ...... Gillingham Mercury ...... van der Roost Concerto Grosso...... Villa-Lobos Concerto No. 2 ...... Reiche/Woodley Incantation and Dance ...... Chance Bizarro...... Daugherty Carl Lenthe, trombone A Longford Legend...... Sheldon Soleriana...... Surinach **world premiere** Tuba Concerto...... Broughton Symphonic Overture ...... Barnes Mark Mordue, tuba Galactic Empires...... Gillingham 8 - PROGRAMS

Ball State University Symphony Band Indiana State University MARYLAND Christian Zembower, conductor Concert Band and Symphonic Band April 28, 1999 Doug Kaiser, conductor Morgan State University Symphonic Band Canzona ...... Mennin Scott Bostwick & Laura Boucer, Melvin N. Miles, Jr., conductor Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio graduate conductors April 25, 1999 A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Jeff Buress & Micah McCray, Hymn Variants...... Reed Country Band March ...... Ives/Sinclair student conductors Symphonic Dance No.3 ...... Williams Signature ...... van der Roost Jim Slutz, guest conductor Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger April 14, 1999 Tuscan Serenade ...... Grainger Indiana State University Chamber Winds Gum-Suckers March ...... Grainger Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Concerto for Clarini and Timpani . Altenburg Blue Shades...... Ticheli Doug Keiser and John Boyd, conductors Rondo ...... CPE Bach Pavane ...... Ravel/Hindsley October 20, 1998 Suite from Le Tresor D’Orphee....Francisque Dance Movements ...... Sparke Symphonic Band More Old Wine in New Bottles ...... Jacob Duke Ellington in Concert ...... arr. Scott Königsmarsch...... Strauss Concert Band Whip and Spur ...... Allen/Cramer My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish ...... Bach/Reed Fortress ...... Ticheli Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Blessed Are They ...... Brahms The Peabody Wind Ensemble Serenade, Op. 22c ...... Bourgeois Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams Harlan D. Parker, conductor Corcoran Cadets...... Sousa Court Festival...... Latham April 14, 1999 Wind Ensemble Prelude and Fugue in B-flat..Bach/Moehlmann Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold Early Light ...... Bremer Hosts of Freedom...... King Concerto for Euphonium ...... Gaines Concertino ...... Chaminade Symphonic Band Karl Schultz, euphonium Marsha McHugh, flute Aubrey Fanfare ...... Stamp **world premiere** Niagara Falls ...... Dougherty Elsa’s Procession...... Wagner/Bourgeois Symphony for Salem ...... McCoy Five Concord Diversions (I, II, V) ....Curnow Second Suite...... Holst Armenian Dances, Pt. I ...... Reed Star Wars Trilogy ...... Williams/Hunsberger Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger The Peabody Wind Ensemble Indiana State University Indiana State University Wind Ensemble Harlan D. Parker, conductor Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble John Boyd, conductor May 5, 1999 Doug Keiser and John Boyd, conductors April 22, 1999 Serenade in E-flat...... Strauss November 22, 1998 Dramatic Overture ...... Miaskovsky/Boyd Konzert ...... Hindemith Symphonic Band Concerto ...... Mozart Black Sounds...... Rochberg Mayflower Overture ...... Nelson Trina Gross, clarinet Petite Symphonie ...... Gounod Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Third Suite...... Jager Wind Ensemble Scott Bostwick, conductor Concertino ...... Grøndahl Symphony for Winds and Percussion ...Boysen Jessica Ziegelbauer, trombone Holy Roller...... Larsen/Boyd MICHIGAN Symphony for Winds and Percussion ...Boysen Rogues and Lovers...... Adler Taylor University Symphonic Band Michigan State University Wind Symphony Albert Harrison, conductor John Madden and John Whitwell, Indiana State University November 18, 1998 conductors Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Free Lance March ...... Sousa Midwestern Conference Doug Keiser and John Boyd, conductors Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams January 21, 1999 Frederick Fennel, guest conductor Grace Preludium ...... McBeth Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger March 2, 1999 Carnival of Venice...... Arban Concerto for Wind Ensemble ...... Husa Symphonic Band Glenn Welch, euphonium Colonial Song...... Grainger Fanfare for the Common ManCopland/Grundman Gershwin Medley...... Bennett Blue Shades...... Ticheli The Symphonic Gershwin ...... arr. Barker Night in Mexico ...... Creston/Yates Guadalcanal March ...... Rodgers/Bennett Michigan State University Symphony Band A Bernstein Tribute ...... arr. Grundman Taylor University Symphonic Band John Madden, conductor Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland Albert Harrison, conductor February 18, 1999 Fugue on Yankee Doodle.Sousa/Brion & Schissel Spring 1999 Tour Presto Barbaro...... Bernstein/Erickson Wind Ensemble Festive Overture....Shostakovich/Hunsberger Music for a Festival ...... Jacob Old American Songs ...... Copland Variants on an Ancient Air...... Curnow As Summer Was Just Beginning...... Daehn Merry Mount Suite...... Hanson/Boyd Morceau de Concert (I).. Saint-Saens/Scmalz Celtic Hymns and Dances...... Ewazen Lincoln Portrait ...... Copland Jason Gardner, horn The Hound of Heaven...... Syler William Warfield, narrator Concerto for Clarinet (III) ..... Mozart/Castell Symphony in B-flat (IV)...... Fauchet Meredith Isgitt, clarinet King Cotton...... Sousa Precious Lord, Lead Me Home...... Smith Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik PROGRAMS - 9

Michigan State University Campus Band Michigan State University Campus Band Central Missouri State University and Concert Band William Petersen and Ryan Hourigan, Concert Band Wesley Broadnax, Joan deAlbuquerque, conductors Patrick F. Casey, conductor Ryan Hourigan and William Peterson, April 28, 1999 April 19, 1999 conductors Canzon duo decimi toni ...... Gabrieli Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen February 24, 1999 Pleasantry for Woodwinds ...... Rhoads Tuba Concerto (I)...... Gregson Campus Band Morning Alleluias ...... Nelson Jon Gregory, tuba Fanfare and Flourishes...... Curnow Three Ayres from Gloucester (II) ...... Stewart Zion ...... Welcher English Country Settings ...... La Plante The Hounds of Spring...... Reed A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Concerto for Bassoon (III)...... Mozart/Tyra Ovations ...... Boysen Mark Williams, bassoon Florentiner ...... Fucik Central Missouri State University Nimrod ...... Elgar/Reed MINNESOTA Collegiate Band Ritual Fire Dance ...... de Falla/Greissle Patrick F. Casey, conductor Concert Band College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University April 26, 1999 Nonet for Woodwinds ...... Bird Wind Ensemble Prelude, Siciliano, & Rondo .....Arnold/Paynter Handel in the Strand ...... Grainger Dale White, conductor Three London Miniatures ...... Camphouse A Crescent Still Abides...... Gillingham May 4, 1999 Simple Song ...... Boysen Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Hounds of Spring ...... Reed Kelly A. Leach, graduate assistant conductor Variations on America...... Ives/Rhoads Second Suite...... Holst Michigan State University Wind Symphony Blessed Are They ...... Brahms/Buehlman Suite Provencale...... van der Roost John Whitwell, conductor Divertimento ...... Cichy Streets and Inroads...... Broege Wesley Broadnax, graduate conductor Variations of a Korean Folk Song ..... Chance American Riversongs...... LaPlante March 4, 1999 Ballade...... Reed Serenade in D Minor...... Dvorak Joseph Mechenberg, saxophone Culver-Stockton College Wind Ensemble Symphonies of Wind Instruments....Stravinsky Galop ...... Shostakovich/Hunsberger R. Joseph Dieker, conductor More Caricatures...... Hutcheson Celebrations ...... Zdechlick October 18, 1998 Flourish for Wind Band ....Vaughan Williams Michigan State University Esprit de Corps...... Jager Chamber Winds, Symphony Band Suite Francaise ...... Milhaud and Wind Symphony MISSOURI Valdres...... Hanssen/Bainum John Madden and John Whitwell, Die Regimentskinder ...... Fucik/Bourgeois conductors Central Missouri State University The Liberty Bell...... Sousa/Brion Wesley Broadnax, graduate conductor Concert and Collegiate Bands March 30, 1999 Patrick F. Casey, conductor Culver-Stockton College Chamber Winds February 15, 1999 Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Concerto for 23 Winds...... Hartley Collegiate Band R. Joseph Dieker, conductor Symphony Band Americans We ...... illmore November 22, 1998 March With Trumpets ...... Bergsma On an American Spiritual ...... Holsinger Wind Ensemble Concertpiece...... Curnow Kelly A. Leach, graduate assistant conductor L’Inglesina...... Delle Cese Richard Illman, trumpet Fantasy on Yankee Doodle ...... Williams Eternal Father, Strong to Save ...... Smith Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn....Dello Joio Three London Miniatures ...... Camphouse Tulsa ...... Gillis/Ford Wind Symphony Rondo from Third Suite ...... Jager Symphonic Band Urban Requiem ...... Colgrass University Concert Band U.S. Field Artillery March...... Sousa/Lake George Washington Bridge...... Schuman Suite for Band ...... Gossec/Townsend Michigan State University Concert Band A Lincoln Address ...... Persichetti Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik and Symphony Band Tom Edmunds, narrator Canticle of the Creatures ...... Curnow Wesley Broadnax, Joan deAlbuquerque, Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham John Whitwell, John Madden, Stephen Cajun Folk Songs II ...... Ticheli Culver-Stockton College Wind Ensemble Burian, and William Peterson, conductors Tom Polett, interim conductor April 27, 1999 Central Missouri State University February 28, 1999 Concert Band Concert Band Omega Lambda Chi ...... Ives/Brion Tower Music...... Hovhaness Patrick F. Casey, conductor Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger La Procession du Rocio ...... Turina March 24, 1999 The Inferno...... Smith Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Liberty Fanfare...... Williams/Curnow Dance of the New World...... Wilson Pastorale ...... Williams Missouri Western State College Symphony Band Down a Country Lane...... Copland/Patterson Symphonic Winds & Concert Band Serenade in C Minor (I) ...... Mozart Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Erickson Jeffrey Hinton, conductor Festive Overture....Shostakovich/Hunsberger Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger April 30, 1999 Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon Russell Coleman, conductor Concert Band Southern Harmony ...... Grantham Kirkpatrick Fanfare...... Boysen Flourish for Glorious JohnVaughan Williams/Boyd Combined Bands God of our Fathers ...... Smith Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Sousa Elizabeth Dunning, student conductor 10 - PROGRAMS

Symphonic Winds Truman State University University of Montana English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone Chamber Winds & Wind Symphony Symphonic Wind Ensemble and grace will lead me home ...... Knox Dan Peterson, conductor Steve Bolstad, conductor Ghost Train...... Whitacre March 1, 1999 May 6, 1998 Midland Empire Chamber Wind Ensemble Suite Francaise ...... Poulenc American Overture for Band ...... Jenkins Blue Shades...... icheli Joseph Turner, conductor Commando March ...... Barber Serenade in E-flat...... Strauss Octet ...... Beethoven George Washington Bridge...... Schumann Combined Bands Brad Balog, conductor Chris Bianco, conductor The Debutante ...... Clarke Old Wine in New Bottles...... Jacob Lincoln Portrait ...... Copland/Beeler Dan Riggs, cornet Aaron Bryan, conductor Congressman Pat Williams, narrator El Camino Real ...... Reed Mock Morris ...... Grainger American Salute...... Gould America, the Beautiful...... Dragon The Girl with the Flaxen Hair ...... Debussy A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Honey Boys on Parade...... Cupero Symphonic Dance Music ....Bernstein/Polster Northwest Missouri State University Dan Norris, conductor America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Alfred E. Sergel, III, conductor Truman State University Wind Symphony University of Montana March 7, 1999 Dan Peterson, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony April 18, 1999 Steve Bolstad, conductor Continental Overture...... deMeij Motown Metal...... Daugherty October 27, 1998 Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Fast Forward ...... Mahoney Festive Overture....Shostakovich/Hunsberger Gary Hill, conductor Julianna Moore, flute Ballad for Band ...... Gould Introduction, Theme and Variations .. Rossini Divertimento for Band (IV, V, VI) ... Persichetti Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham Joseph Dieker, clarinet Aaron Bryan, conductor First Suite in E-flat...... Holst Washington Grays ...... Grafulla Dance Movements ...... Sparke Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Nelson Symphonic Songs for Band (III) ...... Bennett Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin Symphonic Band Janice Saffir, piano University of Montana Signature ...... van der Roost Symphonic Wind Ensemble Dawn Holt, conductor Univeristy of Missouri-Rolla Wind Ensemble Steve Bolstad, conductor Requiem ...... Hilliard Donald Miller, conductor December 8, 1998 The Veiled Prophet...... Herbert/Dieker November 22, 1998 William Byrd Suite ...... Byrd/Jacob R. Joseph Dieker, conductor Sonoran Desert Holiday...... Nelson Niagara Falls ...... Daugherty Soar the Untamed Spirit...... Barrett First Suite ...... Holst Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer Shannon Touney, conductor Elegy for a Young American...... LoPresti Pageant ...... Persichetti University of Montana Northwest Missouri State University Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band English Dances...... Arnold/Johnstone Steve Bolstad, conductor Alfred E. Sergel, III, conductor April 2, 1999 April 25, 1999 Fanfare for a New Era...... Stamp Wind Symphony Ballad for Band ...... Gould Festival Sinfonia ...... Barrett MONTANA Sinfonietta ...... Dahl Pagan Dance...... Barnes Dance Movements ...... Sparke The Purple Carnival ...... Alford University of Montana Chamber Winds The Heart of the Morn ...... Reed C. Ward Rounds, conductor Steve Bolstad, conductor Slava ...... Bernstein/Grundman Symphony #1 (IV) ...... Lendt January 27, 1998 Gavin M. Lendt, conductor Slavonic Dance No. 8 ...... Dvorak/Clements University of Montana After the Storm ...... Melillo/Lendt Serenade in E-flat...... Strauss Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphonic Band Divertissement ...... Bernard & Chamber Winds Citation March ...... Smith Serenade in d minor ...... Dvorak Steve Bolstad, conductor Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdecklik May 5, 1999 On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ...... Holsinger University of Montana Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ...... Grainger Space and Beyond...... Moss Symphonic Wind Ensemble James H. Anderson, conductor Steve Bolstad, conductor Petite Symphonie ...... Gounod Truman State University Wind Symphony April 3, 1998 Symphony No. 4 ...... Maslanka Dan Peterson, conductor Fanfare from “La Pèri” ...... Dukas February 15, 1999 Overture...... Newbury Colas Breugnon Overture ...... Kabalevsky Night Soliloquy...... Kennan Concertino ...... von Weber Tiana Childers, flute Joseph Dieker, clarinet La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Adagio ...... Rodrigo Dan Norris, conductor Gazebo Dances...... Corigliano Concertino for Three Brass and Band ..Werle Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Colonel Bogey...... Alford Thomas Trimborn, conductor La Fiesta Mexicana (I) ...... Reed PROGRAMS - 11

NEW JERSEY Appalachian State University OHIO Wind Ensemble Montclair State University Symphonic Band William Gora, conductor University of Dayton Mary Ann Craig, conductor December 3, 1998 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Bryan Shelburne Jr., guest conductor Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare ...... Strauss Patrick Reynolds, conductor April 28, 1999 La Tragenda...... Puccini/Foster October 20, 1998 Fanfare for a New Era...... Stamp Colonial Song...... Grainger Overture to Candide...... Bernstein/Beeler Blue Shades...... Ticheli Concertino ...... Gillingham Elegy...... Chance Chester...... Schuman Festival Variations...... Smith In Evening’s Stillness ...... Schwantner Flight of Years ...... Burns Concerto ...... Creston **world premiere** Appalachian State University Willie L. Morris, alto saxophone Canzona ...... Mennin Wind Ensemble Suite of Old American Dances ...... Bennett Stars in a Velvety Sky ...... Clarke William Gora, conductor Joseph Stella, cornet January 29, 1999 University of Dayton Africa...... Smith Make Our Garden Grow .... Bernstein/Gibson Symphonic Wind Ensemble Cherished Vision ...... Harbinson Patrick Reynolds, conductor **world premiere** North Central MENC/OMEA Conference February 5, 1999 NEW YORK Appalachian State University Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Wind Ensemble Elegy...... Chance Brooklyn College of SUNY Wind Ensemble William Gora, conductor Visions and Revelations...... Winteregg Paul Shelden, conductor February 19, 1999 Richard Chenoweth, horn May 5, 1999 After Fairest of the Fair ...... Hearshen Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland Divertimento ...... Persichetti Fairest of the Fair ...... Sousa Linda Hartley, guest conductor Fantasy on When Johnny Comes Marching Home La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Children’s March ...... Grainger ...... Starer Jay Jackson, conductor With Quiet Courage ...... Daehn Concerto No. 2 ...... von Weber University of Dayton April Johannesen, conductor Eddie Daniels, clarinet Symphonic Wind Ensemble Sinfonietta Flamenca (I, III) ...... Surinach Star Wars Trilogy ...... Williams/Hunsberger Patrick Reynolds, conductor April 24, 1999 Plattsburgh State University Appalachian State University Canzona ...... Mennin Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Elegy for a Young American...... Lo Presti Daniel Gordon, conductor William Gora, conductor Adagio ...... Rodrigo April 23, 1999 April 23, 1999 Rhapsody in Blue ...... Gershwin/Hunsberger William Byrd Suite (I, VI) ...... Jacob Tempered Steel...... Young Eric Street, piano Concert Etude...... Goedicke/Schmalz Concertino ...... Gillingham El Salon Mexico...... Copland/Hindsley Trumpet in the Night...... Simeone Parody...... Schuller Ronnie Ingle, trumpet and flugelhorn Symphony No. 3 ...... Barnes Youngstown State University Wind Ensemble Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Stephen L. Gage, conductor Prelude and Fugue in G minor..Bach/Moehlmann Elon College Wind Ensemble November 22, 1998 Grand Serenade ...... PDQ Bach/Schickele Thomas Erdman, conductor Commando March ...... Barber Folk Dances...... Shostakovich/Reynolds April 19, 1999 Festival Variations...... Smith Fantasie for Band ...... Giannini The Solitary Dancer ...... Benson Symphony No. 1 ...... Bukvich Concerto for Trombone (II, III) ...... de Meij Serenade for Band...... Persichetti Michael R. Crist, trombone NORTH CAROLINA Amsterdam Pictures ...... Vlak Rocky Point Holiday...... Nelson Divertimento No. 5 ...... Mozart John Veneskey, guest conductor Appalachian State University Marche Slav ...... Tschaikovsky/Laurendeau Elegy...... Camphouse Wind Ensemble Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa William Gora, conductor October 25, 1998 OKLAHOMA Youngstown State University Concert Band Serenade, Op. 44 ...... Dvorak William B. Slocum, Wesley O’Connor, Passacaglia ...... Nelson Thomas Resnick & Christopher Bennett, After Fairest of the Fair ...... Hearshen Oklahoma City University Symphonic Band conductors Fairest of the Fair ...... Sousa Matthew Mailman, conductor December 2, 1998 Symphony No. 3 ...... Barnes April 27, 1999 Hands Across the Sea...... Sousa Circus Overture ...... Schuman Chester...... Schuman Symphony for Band ...... Gould Nabucco Overture ...... Verdi Circus Polka ...... Stravinsky Beyond the Keyhole of Time...... Miller Masquerade ...... Persichetti **world premiere** Circus Ring ...... Hart The Thunderer ...... Sousa Circus Days ...... King Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Grainger Second Suite in F ...... Holst America, The Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon 12 - PROGRAMS

Youngstown State University Youngstown State University SOUTH CAROLINA Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Concert Band University Band & Concert Band Stephen L. Gage and John Veneskey, John Veneskey, Stephen L. Gage, Thomas Newberry College Concert Band conductors Resnick, Robert Matchett, Jr. conductors Bill Long, conductor March 4, 1999 May 27, 1999 April 22, 1999 Concert Band University Band Solid Men to the Front...... Sousa The Path Between the Mountains....Kennedy American Folk Suite ...... Kopetz On An American Spiritual ...... Holsinger A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Yorkshire Ballad ...... arnes First Suite in F...... George Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds Prelude, Siciliano, & Rondo .....Arnold/Paynter Celtic Hymns and Dances...... Ewazen Fantasy and Rondo...... von Weber/Brooks Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Tulsa ...... Gillis Joseph Edwards, clarinet El Capitan...... Sousa and the mountains rising nowhere...... Schwantner Concert Band University of South Carolina Celebrations ...... Sparke Postcard ...... Ticheli Symphonic Band Zion ...... Welcher Light Calvary ...... von Suppe/Leidzen James K. Copenhaver, conductor Elsa’s Procession...... Wagner/Cailliet Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti February 19, 1999 Salute to the Chief...... Brooks Prospect ...... La Plante Toccata Marziale ...... Williams Sketches on a Tudor Psalm...... Tull Circuits ...... McTee Youngstown State University The Chimes of Liberty March ...... Goldman Irish Tune ...... Grainger University Band & Concert Band Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger John Veneskey, Stephen L. Gage, Thomas Concerto for Horn ...... Hermann Resnick, Robert Matchett, Jr. conductors Robert Pruzin, soloist March 10, 1999 PENNSYLVANIA Blue Shades...... Ticheli University Band Bucknell University Symphonic Band Finale from Andrea Chenier.....Giordano/Curnow Sea Songs ...... Vaughan Williams William Kenny conductor Festival Variations...... Smith Air for Band ...... Erickson April 11, 1999 Scenes from the Louvre ...... Dello Joio Gavorkna Fanfare...... Stamp University of South Carolina Daydream ...... Mahr Symphony No. 3 .....Kozhevnikov/Bourgeois University Band Chorale and Shaker Dance...... Zdechlik Concerto for Trombone.....Rimsky-Korsakov Phil Golson and Bradd Parton, conductors The Trombone King...... King The Thunderer ...... Sousa February 19, 1999 Concert Band Of Sailors and Whales ...... McBeth Prelude, Siciliano, & Rondo .....Arnold/Paynter The Corcoran Cadets ...... Sousa Prelude, Siciliano, & Rondo .....Arnold/Paynter Serenade ...... Reed The Path Between the Mountains....Kennedy Celebration from Symphonic Songs for Band... Mark Brandon, soloist Variants on a Medieval Tune ...... Dello Joio ...... Bennett Shadows of Eternity...... Stone Ave Maria ...... Biebl/Cameron Montmartre March ...... Wood/Hawkins Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger Westminster College Emperata Overture ...... Smith A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band American Civil War Fantasy ...... Bilik Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore R. Tad Greig, conductor March 17, 1999 University of South Carolina Concert Band Youngstown State University Wind Ensemble David A. O’Shields, conductor Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Concert Band Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger February 20, 1999 Stephen L. Gage and John Veneskey, Watchman, Tell Us of the Night..... Camphouse American Salute...... Gould/Lang conductors Valdrez...... Hanssen Galilean Moons ...... Cichy Frank Ticheli, guest conductor/composer When Jesus Wept ...... Schuman The Thin Red Line ...... Alford May 10, 1999 Chester...... Schuman Concerto for Tuba ...... Barnes Concert Band Symphonic Band Ronald Davis, tuba Symphony No. 6 ...... Persichetti Variations on a Shaker Melody...... Copland The Sicilian Vespers Overture .. Verdi/Safranek Postcard ...... Ticheli Second American Folk Rhapsody....Grundman The Footlifter ...... Fillmore Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli Dogbreath Variations ...... Zappa Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance University of South Carolina Carmen Fantasy ...... Borne/Fabrizio Mannin Veen ...... Wood Symphonic Band Jason May, flute Westminster College Wind Ensemble, James K. Copenhaver, conductor Blue Shades...... Ticheli Symphonic Band and Chamber Ensembles March 28, 1999 Pines of Rome ...... Respighi/Duker R. Tad Greig, conductor Flag of Stars ...... Jacob Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli April 30, 1999 William J. Moody, guest conductor The Florentiner March ...... Fucik Laudate Dominum ...... Palestrina Symphonic Concert March ...Bonelli/Falcone Prelude and Fugue in B-flat...... Bach Lincolnshire Posy ...... Grainger Concertino for Flute...... Gates The Sound of Music...... Rodgers/Buckley Serenade, Op. 7 ...... Strauss Liberty Bell ...... Sousa Orpheus Overture...... Offenbach Crosley March...... Fillmore Yorkshire Ballad ...... Barnes Symphonic Dance No. 3 ...... Williams PROGRAMS - 13

University of South Carolina Concert Band Texas A&M University-Commerce Texas A&M University-Commerce David A. O’Shields, conductor Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble March 28, 1999 Bobby R. Francis, conductor Bobby R. Francis, conductor Bullets and Bayonets ...... Sousa November 24, 1998 April 29, 1999 Be Glad Then, America ...... Schuman La Procession du Rocio ...... Turina/Reed Fanfare for the Common Man ...... Copland Faeroe Island Dance...... Grainger Colonial Song...... Grainger/Rogers Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris/Bader Country Gardens ...... Grainger Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger Hammersmith...... Holst Praise Jerusalem! ...... Reed Dance Movements (III)...... Sparke Concerto for Trombone...... Grøndahl Four Scottish Dances ...... Arnold Matt Pearson, trombone University of South Carolina Cartoon ...... Hart Glory of the Yankee Navy ...... Sousa/ Fennell Chamber Winds Concertino ...... Gillingham James K. Copenhaver, William J. Moody, Texas A&M University-Commerce The Cowboys ...... Williams/Curnow and David A. O’Shields, conductors Symphonic Band April 20, 1999 Jeffrey D. Emge, conductor Texas Tech University Symphonic Band Suite Francaise ...... Poulenc February 17, 1999 John Cody Birdwell, conductor Sonata after Saint Cecilia Society ...Goodwin Chorale and Toccata...... Stamp October 20, 1998 Serenade, op. 7...... Strauss Cajun Folk Songs...... Ticheli Fiesta del Pacifico...... Nixon Serenade No. 1 ...... Persichetti Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn....Dello Joio Fantasia in G Major ...... Bach Symphonies of Wind Instruments....Stravinsky Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Dance of the New World...... Wilson Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams The Klaxon...... Fillmore Early Light ...... Bremer Zion ...... Welcher Texas A&M University-Commerce English Dances, Set II...... Arnold/Sudduth Wind Ensemble TENNESSEE Bobby R. Francis, conductor Texas Tech University Symphonic Band March 11, 1999 John Cody Birdwell, conductor Austin Peay State University Pride of the Wolverines...... Sousa December 6, 1998 Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Adagio ...... Holsinger Overture to Candide...... Bernstein Bob Lee, conductor with brightness round about it ...... Galbraith David Stern, guest conductor April 27, 1999 Fantasy ...... Goossens Folksongs for Band, Set III...... Stanhope Symphonic Band The Gum Sucker’s March....Grainger/Rogers Children’s March ...... Grainger Light Cavalry ...... von Suppe/Fillmore Aegean Festival Overture ...... Makris/Bader Ghost Train...... Whitacre Elegy...... Chance Dance of the Jesters ...... Tchaikovsky/Cramer The Pathfinder of Panama ...... Sousa Othello...... Reed Stormworks ...... Melillo Texas A&M University-Commerce Texas Tech University Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Concert Band John Cody Birdwell, conductor Galilean Moons ...... Cichy Jeff Emge, Steve Bunch, February 16, 1999 Liebestod ...... Wagner/Bainum Rommel Cordova, Frank Foster, conductors Overture on Russian and Kirghiz Folk Songs ... The Beau Ideal ...... Sousa April 21, 1999 ...... Shostakovich/Duker Guadalcanal March ...... Rogers Concertino ...... Gillingham On an American Spiritual ...... Holsinger Dance Movements ...... Sparke Introduction and Caprice ...... Strommen Valdres...... Hanssen TEXAS Encore in Jazz ...... Firth Blue Shades...... Tichelli Slavic March ...... Nelhybel Texas A&M University-Commerce When the Stars Began to Fall ...... Allen Texas Tech University Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble American Riversongs...... La Plante John Cody Birdwell, conductor April 29, 1998-Carnegie Hall April 27, 1999 Postcard ...... Ticheli Texas A&M University-Commerce Prelude...... Shostakovich/Reynolds Jeffrey D, Emge, conductor Symphonic Band Variations on the “Porazzi” Theme ...... Reed Symphony No. 4 ...... Maslanka Jeffrey D. Emge, conductor Variants on a Mediaeval Tune ...... Dello Joio Bobby R. Francis, conductor April 29, 1999 Symphony in B-flat...... Hindemith Commando March ...... Barber Niagara Falls ...... Daugherty Texas A&M University-Commerce Fantasia in G Major ...... Bach/Goldman The Gumsuckers March...... Grainger Symphonic Band Divertimento ...... Persichetti Jeffrey D. Emge, conductor Shadows of Eternity...... Stone Temple College Wind Symphony November 17, 1998 Old Home Days...... Ives/Elkus Stephen Crawford, conductor Vom Himmel Hoch ...... Bach/Tull Army of the Nile ...... Alford Robb Belcher, associate conductor Two Chorales ...... Tschesnokoff/Holcombe March 5, 1999 Sonata Octavi Toni...... Gabrieli Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams Bourrée ...... Bach/Gee Scenes from The Louvre...... Dello Joio Symphony for Brass and Percussion ..... Reed Colors ...... Langer Sherry Millican, soprano Pictures at an Exhibition .... Mussorgsky/Hindsley 14 - PROGRAMS

Temple College Wind Symphony Hampton University Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Stephen Crawford, conductor Barney E. Smart and Alfred Davis, Concerto for Flute ...... Badings April 11, 1999 conductors Dane Anderson, flute Synergy...... Jordan Army of the Nile ...... Alford Prelude, Fugue and Riffs ...... Bernstein The Thunderer ...... Sousa/Brion/Schissel Concerto for Percussion...... Milhaud/Smith William McColl, clarinet Home on the Range...... Barnes America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon Jai ete au bal...... Grantham Bugler’s Holiday ...... Anderson Prelude and Rondo...... Holsinger In a Persian Market ...... Ketelbey Alphorn Ballade ...... Armitage Molly on the Shore ...... Grainger WEST VIRGINIA America the Beautiful...... Ward/Dragon WASHINGTON Stars and Stripes Forever ...... Sousa Marshall University Wind Symphony University of Washington Wind Ensemble W. Edwin Bingham, conductor Trinity University and Concert Band November 12, 1998 Symphonic Wind Ensemble Timothy Salzman, conductor Little Threepenny Music...... Weill James V. Worman, conductor The Merry King ...... Grainger Commando March ...... Barber April 27, 1999 Sun Dance ...... Ticheli Praetorius Suite ...... Bach Ghost Train...... Whitacre Linda Moorhouse, conductor Hammersmith...... Holst Ghost Dance ...... Hilliard Incantation and Dance ...... Chance HRH The Duke of Cambridge ...... Arnold Grand Pianola Music ...... Adams University of Washington Marshall University Symphonic Band Symphonic-Community Band Bradley McDavid, conductor Ben Miller, conductor VIRGINIA Australian Up-Country Tune ...... Grainger Mark Kelly, guest conductor Praise Jerusalem! ...... Reed December 7, 1998 Hampton University Symphonic Winds Encanto...... Smith Barney E. Smart, conductor University of Washington Wind Ensemble Dedicatory Overture ...... Williams National Association for the Study and and Concert Band Hands Up...... Boysen Performance of African American Music Timothy Salzman, conductor The Battle Pavane ...... Susato Conference Variations for Wind Band ....Vaughan Williams Amazing Grace ...... Ticheli March 11, 1999 Morning Star ...... Maslanka Corcoran Cadets...... Sousa Indigo Run...... Adderley The Little Ripper March ...... Stanhope Fanfare, Joyance, and Chorale...... Kopetz Army of the Nile ...... Alford Ballad ...... Ticheli Gaelic Rhapsody ...... Del Borgo When the Stars Began to Fall ...... Allen Satiric Dances ...... Dello Joio Manhattan Beach ...... Sousa Portrait in Black ...... Alston David Hebert, conductor A Movement for Rosa...... Camphouse Marshall University Wind Symphony Rolling Thunder ...... Fillmore University of Washington Symphonic Band W. Edwin Bingham, conductor Just a Closer Walk With Thee....Gillis/Custer Bradley McDavid, conductor April 19, 1999 St. Louis Blues March ...... Handy Folk Dances...... Shostakovich If Thou Be Near ...... Bach/Moehlmann Graysondance...... Holsinger Country Wildflowers...... Daehn When Jesus Wept ...... Schuman Trittico (III) ...... Nelhybel Hymn of St. James ...... Clark Chester...... Schuman Thomas Lyle, conductor Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Blue Bells of Scotland ...... Pryor University of Washington Wind Ensemble Blue Shades...... Ticheli Rasan Holmes, trombone and Concert Band Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ...... Sousa La Fiesta Mexicana ...... Reed Timothy Salzman, conductor First Suite ...... Holst Marshall University Hampton University Concert Band Old Home Days...... Ives Symphonic-Community Band and Symphonic Winds Linda Moorhouse, conductor Ben Miller, conductor Alfred Davis and Barney E. Smart, Jig ...... Godfrey April 26, 1999 conductors Westport Overture ...... Barnes April 14, 1999 University of Washington Slavia ...... van der Roost Concert Band Concert Band, Symphonic Band Fantasia for Winds and Percussion...... Barker The Purple Carnival ...... Alford and Wind Ensemble Carnival of Venice...... Clarke Variations on a Korean Folk Song..... Chance Timothy Salzman, Bradley McDavid, and Prelude and Fugue ...... Zdechlik Irish Tune ...... Grainger Timothy Salzman, conductor, Sub-Saharan Rhythm ...... Gillingham River Jordan ...... Whitney May 27th, 1999 Danny Boy ...... arr. Woodley Havendance ...... Holsinger Concert Band Bugler’s Holiday ...... Anderson/Edwards Symphonic Winds The Hounds of Spring...... Reed Unsquare Dance ...... Brubeck Trittico ...... Nelhybel Psalm for Band...... Persichetti Let Us Break Bread Together ...... Judson J. Scott, conductor ...... arr. McDonald & Hearington Symphonic Band Lincolnshire Posy (I, II, VI) ...... Grainger Toccatta Marziale...... Vaughan Williams Graysondance...... Holsinger Heroes, Lost and Fallen ...... Gillingham PROGRAMS - 15

WISCONSIN Silver Lake College Wind Ensemble Brent Shires, conductor PLEASE NOTE: February 21, 1999 Lakeland College Wind Ensemble, Include your STATE and DATE OF Alumni Band and Chamber Winds Pastorale and Country Dance ...... Jager PERFORMANCE in all submissions. Michael Gill, Lewis Schmidt, and Hootenanny ...... Siegmeister Morceau Symphonique .....Guilmant/Shepard Jon Meyer, conductors When sending email or computer disk, April 11, 1999 Audrey Morrison, trombone do not use tabs, leader characters, or Wind Ensemble El Capitan...... Sousa Folk Song Suite...... Vaughan Williams Festive Overture....Shostakovish/Hunsberger other formatting. Submissions will be Aquarium...... de Meij formatted prior to publication. Fantasy on Sakura, Sakura...... Cramer Silver Lake College Wind Ensemble Alumni Band Brent Shires, conductor address for submissions New Frontiers March ...... Schmidt May 2, 1999 Douglas Stotter, editor American Variants...... Foster Irish Tune ...... Grainger Wind Ensemble Shepherd’s Hey ...... Grainger CBDNA Report Department of Bands Polonaise in D ...... Beethoven Concertpiece No. 2, Op. 114 ....Mendelssohn/Gee Merrill Hall March in F ...... Beethoven Jill Hanes, clarinet Indiana University Chamber Winds Patricia Milsted, bassoon Bloomington, IN 47405 Ballad ...... Cowell Variations on a Theme by Robert Schuman.Davis Wind Ensemble Patricia Patricia Milsted, bassoon, bassoon [email protected] Watchman, Tell Us of the Night..... Camphouse Old Wine In New Bottles...... Jacob March for the Spartakiade ...... Prokofiev Black Granite ...... Hosay

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