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Newton Wayland with the South Bend Symphonic Choir and the IUSB Philharmonic I iqfrt ,..,___._. [f[f[J@[fff~@J[f[J@J cX/ ffe)@~ft@~{}j]O@rr / Newton Wayfand with the South Bend Symphonic Choir and the IUSB Philharmonic Americana Spectacular Program Anderson Anderson emNoctume Hagen arr. Lackey {\mid the Roses• Lackey Texts: Varioust casey at the Bat Proto Text Thayert tNarrators: Noeleen McGr.ath and Mark Kelley lntcon,s.sion As a counesy to the anists and to other members of the audience. latecomers will be seated at an appropriate time. Leap Frog Garland For the same reasons return to sealing following intermis· arr. Wayland sion should be prompt. Attendance bychlldren under the age of responsible behavior is discouraged. Audio and Alexander's Ragtime Band Berhn video recording equipment cameras. cellular phones or arr. Wayland other electronic devices may not be used at any perfor­ mance ,n any auditorium of IUSB. Eating and drinking in Blues In the Night Arlen. the Campus Aud11onum. Recital Hall and Upstage are pro­ arr. Dwyer hibited Smoking ,s not permitted ir1 any building of Indiana University South Bend. Disney Parade• • Various arr. Mac Huff Audience members wishing to greet the performers should proceed to the loungeand corridor on the east side Grand Patnotlc Slng-a,long Various of the auditorium. Please do not enter the back stage area following the performance. ·world premiere performance :~worrdprcouere perforrnancc oforchesrrat,on NEWTON WAYLAND ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL FLUTES BASS GUITAR Newton Wayland returns to the IUSB Karin Schilling Duane Lightner Stage for another one of his exciting con­ Cindy Gdalman certs! He is known throughout the U.S. Anne Marie Dawson TYMPANI Mark Guthrie and Canada for unusual pops programs OBOES which reflect his own wide-ranging Bev Guthrie TRAPS tastes. The conductor-composer-arranger­ Rita Kimberly Randy Kuehn pianist began his career with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. After attending CLAR1Nffi PERCUSSION Denise Lum Kent Barnhart Harvard Bill Olsen Jenny Yuhasz and graduating from the New England Jeff Gorman Conservatory of Music. he became the BASSOONS orchestra's pianist and harpsichordist, and later arranger and pianist Jill IDispenza IVIOUNS for Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops.He has also written television Keith Bowen Alan Ellsworth Beth Chiarenza music, for PBS's Emmy Award-winning children·s show. Zooml. and SAXOPHONES Na You the respected Nova series, among others. He has Carl Coan Georgina Joshi conducted opera for Associated Artists Opera Company in Boston Peter Bell and the Castle Hill Summer Festival in Ipswich. Massachusetts. and HORNS Amanda Rhein has given chamber music concerts with members of the Boston Oto Carrillo Seo tt Russell II VIOLINS Symphony. An unabashed fan of musical theater, he was musical Bob Brilli Nick Orbovich director and arranger for the off-Broadway show. Berlin to Broadway Peggy Brilli Leila Tascheck with Kurt Weill, and edited and resurrected the original orchestration Laurel Gacek of Gershwin's Of Thee I Sing for its revival at Chicago's Grant Park TRUMPETS Ronda Herold Abbie Grooms Concert. which he conducted. Justin Cohen Sarah Carrillo Jeff Christiana VIOLAS Newton Wayland has recorded on the DOG. Polydor. Paramount, Michelle Lackey RCA Kapp, Pro-Arte. and Telarc labels. He conducts on the Grammy­ TROMBONES Nicole Marshall winning f 1991) P.D.O. Bach release {on Telarcj. ·oedipus Tex & Larry Dwyer John Lawrence Other Choral Calamities·. His "Pop Go the Beatles· and "George Forrest Bedke Sarah Clopton Helene Dauerty Gershwin Plays Rhapsody in Blue· discs on Pro-Arte broke the top 20 CELI.OS on the Billboard charts. Wayland also recorded "A Touch of Fiedler,·a TUBA Sabrina Lackey recreation of one of the maestro's signature pops programs; and Jerry Lackey David Machavariani "Prime nme; a collection of television themes from "The Lone Andrew Deogracias Ranger· to "LA. Law; recorded with The Houston Symphony. both HARP Grace Snell Beth Pare Elizabeth Christensen on Pro-Arte. A native of Santa Barbara. California. where he resides. Michael Hong Wayland is Principal Pops Conductor of the Vancouver fB.C.J PIANO Symphony and regular guest conductor for approximately 20 other Ivana Bukvic DOUBLE BASSES orchestras in the U.S. and Canada. This summer for the first time he Wendy Leggett conducted The National Symphony at Wolf Trap. GUITAR George Lomdaridze Dan Chamberlin Melissa Sulok Josh McOueen South Bend Symphonic Choir Tamea Rector. President John R. Loog . Assistant Director Patricia H. MIiier, Vice-President Ivana BukVIC. Pianist Barbara Eldridge. 5ecreu,,y-Treasurer Bev McGhee. /.k!ison Robert W , Demaree. Jr .. MUSfCif/ Oirecror Bernadette Zoss • Publrcity Ginny Long-Cecrt Ass,s/ilnc Direcror SOFRANOI Kathy Walsh Edward A Kline• Irene Carve( Janice O. Wilen John R. Long Lynn Ohashi Demaree Rhonda Wolff Karl H. Marcussen Lydia Jane Hall Sue Wright Robert C. Ray Cec,ry Elizabeth Janz Bernadette Zoss Mark C. Scheibelhut Rebecca L Juooi,s• Bruce E. Wolfe Ginny Long-Cecil Al.TO Patricia H. MIiier Glenda D. Bogucki BASS Kris Martin Moon Carol Ann Dooley TI"lomas Birdsell Melin<'.kl S. Oviedo Janice Langland Earl H. Bruning PRODUCTION STAFF Dernse Lynn Peffley Beverly B. McGhee George H. Flake Melinda Reese-Antsaklis Leone L Michel' Kyle E. Gibsoo Dr. Thomas C. Miller. llssiscanc Dean ofAns Kimberly J. Snyder Linda Nichols Enc Hales Jamie L. Talboom. ProduC/ion Coordinator Pamela Anne Stefancrc Susan J. Norborg Andrew Haug AmiTrossen Debra Therese Omat Tuck Langland • Chantelle C. Snyder. Graphic Designer Tamea P. Rector NICI< Lippens MEZZO PeggyGrant Soderberg Robert R. Nelson David R. Davenport. Resident Stage Manager Bar!xlra J. Eldridge Sandra Stratton Christopher s. NortxJr, Janet L Kagarise Coonie Lee Swain John M. Smith Parncia A. Midlli Thomas A. Umbaugh, Ma,yJean Osberger lENOR Roderic H. White-Stev>' Jeny Stjd1naj Aaron Michael Bobson Pamela S. Sieg• Derek T. Bo= • Sectioo Leaders Joa,1T=dell Tom Geyer Angela Sue Umber Thomas H. Goepfnch Carol Lee Vanat/il Herman A. Hoffmann Sliver Patrons Bob & Vicki Toomaker Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery Bolduan Jane J. Warner Barbara & Park Byrum Mr. & Mrs. Noel H. Yarger Ed & Harrie! Cassell Patrons Or. and Mrs. Roland Chamblee Rusty Ashbaugh Corpora1e Wings Inc. Jrm & Drane Dague Jny & Patricia Dolan Terry & Nancy Gerber Bun & Charlotte Ford L<irry & Janet Hrler Terry & Nancy Gerber Janelle Burkhan-Mrller Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Grosmrckle Or. and Mrs. Dean L. 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