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NCB PROGRAMS

March 31, 1957

First Concert GEORGE W. BENJAMIN AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 791

Northbrook, Illinois presents its

COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND

John P. Paynter, conductor Stanley Tomandl, manager

George Klumb, assistant manager

Wilma Stack Moller, lyric soprano

GLENBROOK HIGH SCHOOL, NORTHBROOK Sunday, March 31, 1957, 4:00 P.M.

American Legion March Charles Parker Overture from The Merry Wives of Windsor Otto Nicolai Trauersinfonie — Funeral Music on Themes from Euryanthe Richard Wagner Concert Waltz — A Mayfair Cinderel1a Albert W. Ketelbey March Paraphrase from La Boheme Puccini , arr. Alford Five American Folk Songs Elie Siegmeister

Sourwood Mountain (square dance tune) Doney Gal (cowboy ballad) The Monkey’s Wedding (nonsense song) Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair M’sieu Bainjo (Creole dance tune)

— Intermission —

Concert March — Proud Heritage William Latham Two National Dances

Fandango Frank Parkins The Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson

Open Thy Heart Georges Bizet Selected Highlights from Oklahoma Richard Rodgers

Wilma Stack Moller, soprano Concert March — Call of the Elk Harry L. Alford The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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November 17, 1957

GEORGE W. BENJAMIN AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 791

Northbrook, Illinois presents its

COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND

John P. Paynter, conductor Stanley Tomandl, manager

George Klumb, assistant manager

Wilma Stack Moeller, lyric soprano

GLENBROOK HIGH SCHOOL, NORTHBROOK Sunday, November 17, 1957, 4:00 P.M.

Concert March — Jubilee George Kenny Finale from Symphony in No. 4 in F Minor Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Symphonic Poem — Psyche and Eros Cesar Franck Trumpet Trio — Trumpets Wild Harold L. Walters

Jack Overgard, Tom Herrick & Richard Dahlberg, trumpets Ballet for Young Americans Ralph Hermann

Teenage Overture Daydreaming First Driving Lesson


A Manx Overture Haydn Wood Mi Chiamano Mimi, from La Boheme Giacomo Puccini Cradle-Song Johannes Brahms Serenata Leroy Anderson

Wilma Stack Moeller, soprano Selections by the Dixieland Band The Belle of the Ball Leroy Anderson March of the Stee1 Men Charles S. Belsterling

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March 16, 1958

THE NORTHBROOK AMERICAN LEGION COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND John P. Paynter, conductor

GLENBROOK HIGH SCHOOL, NORTHBROOK

Sunday, March 16, 4 00 P.M

Concert March — Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa Allerseelen (All Soul’s Day) Richard Strauss

American Folk Suite Harold L. Walters

Across the Wide Missouri The Erie Cana1 Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair Whoopee Ti-Yi-Yo

Toccata for Band Frank Erickson Witch Doctor Richard W. Bowles Shoutin’ Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore

featuring the trombone section Guadalcanal March, from Victory at Sea Richard Rodgers Fanfare and Scenario John Cacavas

— Intermission — Irish Tune from County Derry and Shepherd’s Hey Percy Aldridge Grainger Rigaudon, from Dardanus Jean Philippe Rameau The Peck-Horn’s Revenge Richard W. Bowles

Dr. Albert Nischke, guest artist and narrator James Holmes, first peck-horn (quite revengeful)

Richard Dahlberg, second peck-horn (very revengeful) Philip Eherenman, third peck-horn (very, very, revengeful)

Selections from My Fair Lady Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe, arr. Robert Russell Bennett

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August 19, 1958

THE NORTHBROOK COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND John P. Paynter, conductor

Lawrence Wathen, assistant conductor

Sponsored by the George W. Benjamin American Legion Post No. 791 Northbrook, Illinois

GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE

Tuesday, August 19, 1958, 8:00 P.M. Concert March — Parading the Brass Acton Ostling North Sea Overture Ralph Hermann Little Joe, the Wrangler Charles Lee Hill L’Arlesianne Suite No. 2 George Bizet

Andante Sostenuto Intermezzo Sarandole

March — Under the Double Eagle Josef Franz Wagner American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins Selections from Carousel Richard Rodgers, arr. Eric Leidzen Beguine for Band Glen Osser Shoutin’ Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore Tone Poem — Finlandia Jean Sibelius

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November 30, 1958



Sponsored by the George W, Benjamin American Legion Post No. 791 Northbrook, Illinois

CRESTWOOD SCHOOL

Sunday, November 30, 1958

— No program available —

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March 15, 1959




HOWARD AUDITORIUM, WILMETTE

Sunday, March 15, 1959, 4:00 P.M. Vanguard Overture Frederic Curzon Intrada, from Symphony No. 2 for Band Frank Erickson At the Moulin Rouge, from Passion in Paint Henri Rene Court Festival Suite William Latham

Intrada Pavan Galliard “The Horses” Branle

Pictures at an Exhibition Modest Moussorgsky

Promenade Ballet of the Uhhatched Chickens The Hut of Baba-Yaga The Great Gate of Kiev


Ides of March Donald Moore Overture to Italian in Algiers Giocchino Rossini Russian Sailors’ Dance from The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere Novelty — Sally Trombone Henry Fillmore Andante and March, from the Pathetique Symphony Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Encores and additional selections will be taken from

Trumpet Carnival March — Losey Coat of Arms March — Kenney

Fandango — Perkins Athletic Festival March — Prokofieff

The Stars and Stripes Forever — Sousa

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August 11, 1959





Tuesday, August 11, 1959, 8:00 P.M.

Procession of Nobles, from Mlada Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov Vanguard Overture Frederic Curzon The French Quarter Suite. John J. Morrissey

The French Market St. Louis Cathedral Congo Square

Summer Skies Leroy Anderson Ballet Suite — Holiday in Paris Jacques Offenbach

Overture Valse Intermezzo Barcarole Finale

Rumba Sincopada James D. Ployhar Dance of the Hours, from La Gioconda Amilcare Ponchielli Selections from The King and I Richard Rodgers Commando March Samuel Barber

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November 22, 1959




Sunday, November 22, 1959 Overture to The Tsar’s Bride Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov Concert Fantasia on Motives from Verdi’s Rigoletto Luigi Bassi

Loren Levee, clarinet Paso Doble — Bravada Frederic Curzon

Lawrence Wathan, conductor Kiddie Ballet Ralph Hermann

Overture Baby Baptism Strolling the Baby Stroller Lullaby for a Naughty Girl Cops and Robbers Nightmare and Finale


Finale from Symphony No. 5 Dimitri Shostakovich Scherzo Edwin Franko Goldman

Wesley Hanson, euphonium Holiday for Trombones David Rose Concert March — King Henry Karl King

Barbara and Roger Kurucz, baton duet

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April 24, 1960




WILMETTE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Sunday, April 24, 1960


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1961 May 14, 1961 Loyola Academy No Program

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May 14, 1961




LOYOLA ACADEMY, WILMETTE

Sunday, May 14, 1961


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June 15, 1962



LIBERTYVILLE Friday, June 15, 1962


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June 28, 1962



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, June 15, 1962, 8:00 P.M.


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July 4, 1962



GLENVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH Wednesday, July 4, 1962, 4:00 P.M.


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July 15, 1962



JEWETT PARK, DEERFIELD Sunday, July 15, 1962


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July 20, 1962



LIBERTYVILLE Friday, July 20, 1962


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August 2, 1962



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, August 2, 1962, 8:00 P.M.


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October 23, 1962



DOWNEY HOSPITAL Tuesday, October 23, 1962


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November 11, 1962


Lawrence Wathen, assistant conductor Frederick L. Hemke, saxophone




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December 5, 1962



ELGIN STATE HOSPITAL Wednesday, December 5, 1962


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December 23, 1962



LINCOLN STATE SCHOOL Sunday, December 23, 1962


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January 23, 1963

THE NORTHBROOK COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND

John P. Paynter, conductor Lawrence Wathen, assistant conductor

ROUND LAKE GRADE SCHOOL

Wednesday, January 23, 1963


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February 10, 1963


Lawrence Wathan, assistant conductor

WILMETTE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, February 10, 1963

Overture to The Impresario W. A. Mozart Zuiegnung (“Dedication”) Richard Strauss Waggery for Woodwinds Harold L. Walters Cornet Solo — Hungarian Melodies Vincent Bach

Philip Rittman, soloist Concert March — Mount of Might Eric Osterling

English Folk Song Suite Ralph Vaughan-Williams Seascape Glenn Osser Tubby the Tuba George Kleinsinger

John Doolittle, narrator Lafayette Wall, tuba

Otto Klasen, bass clarinet Peggy Hector, piccolo

March — His Honor Henry Fillmore

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February 27, 1963

THE NORTHBROOK COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND

John P. Paynter, conductor Lawrence Wathan, assistant conductor

AVOCA SCHOOL, WILMETTE Wednesday, February 27, 1963


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March 27, 1963 Allendale Boys School, Lake Villa


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April 28, 1963 Spring Concert


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May 22, 1963 La Grange, IL


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May 30, 1963 Memorial Day Parade and Concert


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June 25, 1963 Northbrook Ice Cream Social


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June 27, 1963 Wilmette Bowl


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June 30, 1963 Niles Fine Arts Society


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July 4, 1963 Ice Cream Social – Glenview


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July 7, 1963 Evanston Centennial Celebration


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July 25, 1963 Wilmette Bowl Combined LaGrange Municipal and Northshore Bands


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July 31, 1963 LaGrange Park, LaGrange, IL Combined LaGrange Municipal and Northshore Bands


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November 10, 1963 Round Lake Consolidated School


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December 21, 1963

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor

MID-WEST NATIONAL BAND CLINIC Sherman House, Chicago

Saturday, December 21, 1963, 10:30 A.M.

Fanfare on America Paynter Symphonie for Band Jadin-Schaefer Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair Mesang Rodeo March Mesang Viva Vivaldi Jenkins Trombonanza Cofield Plymouth Latham El Torero Robinson-Giovannini Symphonic Overture Carter

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Aria from Rinaldo Handel-Gumma Bolero In Blue Butts Sinfonia No. 9 in F minor Bach-Effinger Two Grecian Scenes Parnell Rienzi Excerpts Wagner-Osterling Notturno Grieg-Davis Django Lewis-Phillips Ballet Du Piaisir Charpentier-Fred The Twelve Days of Christmas Bilik Dixie Gould

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February 5, 1964

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P Paynter, conductor


COMBINED EVANSTON AND CHICAGO WESLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITALS STUDENT NURSES’ CHORUS

Gerald Smith, Director Marilyn Babcock, Accompanist


Wednesday, February 5, 1964 Fanfare on America John P. Paynter Royce Hall Suite Healey Willan

Prelude and Fugue Menuet Rondo

Song of the Vagabonds Rudolf Friml, arr. Jerry Bilik Symphonic Overture Charles Carter

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Desert Water Hole from Death Valley Suite Ferde Grofe Trombonanza Frank Cofield George Washington Bicentennial March John Philip Sousa

— Intermission — Let There Be Song Harry Robert Wilson Lo, My Shepherd Is Divine Franz Joseph Hadyn Wunderbar from Kiss Me Kate Cole Porter Two Folk Songs Arr. Robert Delaney The Baboon’s Wedding American The River Mexican Roll Chariot Noble Cain

Combined Student Nurses’ Chorus Psalm 150 — Sing Praise to God, the Lord Cesar Franck Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein, arr. W. J. Duthoit

Northshore Concert Band and Nurses’ Chorus Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

Gerald Smith, Narrator

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February 9, 1964

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P Paynter, conductor


COMBINED EVANSTON AND CHICAGO WESLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITALS STUDENT NURSES’ CHORUS

Gerald Smith, Director Marilyn Babcock, Accompanist

Sunday, February 9, 1964

Fanfare on America John P. Paynter Royce Hall Suite Healey Willan

Prelude and Fugue Menuet Rondo

Song of the Vagabonds Rudolf Friml, arr. Jerry Bilik Symphonic Overture Charles Carter

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Desert Water Hole from Death Valley Suite Ferde Grofe Trombonanza Frank Cofield George Washington Bicentennial March John Philip Sousa

— Intermission — Let There Be Song Harry Robert Wilson Lo, My Shepherd Is Divine Franz Joseph Hadyn Wunderbar from Kiss Me Kate Cole Porter Two Folk Songs Arr. Robert Delaney The Baboon’s Wedding American The River Mexican Roll Chariot Noble Cain

Combined Student Nurses’ Chorus Psalm 150 — Sing Praise to God, the Lord Cesar Franck Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein, arr. W. J. Duthoit

Northshore Concert Band and Nurses’ Chorus Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

Gerald Smith, Narrator

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April 11, 1964



Children’s Concert Saturday, April 11, 1964

March — The Invincible Eagle John Philip Sousa Irish Tune From County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Concerto for Trumpet Johann Nepomuk Hummel

Andante Rondo – Allegro

Charles Geyer, trumpet Overture to William Tell Giaccomo Rossini, trans. Erik Leidzen Pictures at an Exhibition Modest Moussorgsky

Promenade Tuileries (Children at Play) Ballet of the Unhatched Chickens Catacombs The Hut of Baba-Yaga The Great Gate of Kiev

Take Five Dave Brubek Days of Glory March John Cacavas

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April 18, 1964



THEATRE OF THE ARTS — UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO, ONTARIO, CANADA Saturday, April 18, 1964, 8:30 P.M.

Fanfare on America John P. Paynter An Original Suite Gordon Jacob

March Intermezzo Finale

Irish Tune From County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Concerto For Trumpet Johann Nepomuk Hummel

Allegro con spirito Andante Rondo – Allegro

Charles Geyer, trumpet Commemoration March From St. Lawrence Suite Morton Gould Traumeri (Dreams) Richard Wagner, arr. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Pictures at an Exhibition Modeste Moussorgsky

Promenade Tuileries (Children at Play) Ballet of the Unhatched Chickens The Market Place at Limoges Catacombs The Hut of the Baba-Yaga The Great Gate of Kiev

Variants on a Mediaeval Tune Norman Dello Joio

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May 30, 1964 Memorial Day Parade and Concert


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June 26, 1964 Library Terrace, Libertyville


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June 30, 1964 Grace Lutheran Church Ice Cream Social Northbrook


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July 4, 1964 Jewett Park, Deerfield Glenview Community church Ice Cream Social, Glenview


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July 9, 1964 Wilmette Bowl


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July 17, 1964 Des Plaines Bowl


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July 29, 1964 Deering Meadow, Evanston


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December 17, 1964 MidWest


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1965 October 24, 1965



LOCUST SCHOOL, WILMETTE Sunday, October 24, 1965, 3:30 P.M.

Festive Overture, op. 96 Dimitri Shostakovich, trans. Donald Hunsberger Symphony No. 3 (Ilya Murometz) Reinhold Gliere, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

First movement The Sentry Boy John Cacavas Newsreel William Schuman Finlandia, op. 26, no. 7 Jean Sibelius Selections from Mary Poppins Richard and Robert Sherman, arr. Alfred Reed Trombonanza Frank Cofield Dry Bones arr. Paul Yoder Pentland Hills Howe The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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December 18, 1965

19th Annual Mid-West National Band Clinic Sherman House, Chicago, Illinois

10:00-11:30 A.M.—CLINIC CONCERT

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE, ILLINOIS JOHN P. PAYNTER, Director

TITLE COMPOSER PUBLISHER YR. GRADE TIME Fanfare – “3 for the Show” Paynter MS 1: 30 March for Moderns Spears Barnhouse 65 3 *3:15 Mosaic McBeth Southern (T) 64 4 6:00 La Bella Roma Cacavas Frank 65 3 2:50 Concertino for Woodwind Quintet and Band Long Leblanc 64 4 7:45 Galop (The Ball) Bizet-Schaefer Shawnee 65 3 1:40 Spanish Horns Clark Boosey Hawkes 65 3 3:00 Valse Triste Sibelius-JohnsonPro Art 65 1 *2:10 Appalachian Portrait Bartles Fox 65 3 *6:15 El Tortillero (Trumpet Trio) Polhamus Alexander 65 2 2:40 Lyrical Overture R. Walker Spratt 65 3 *6:00 Chelsea Suite Thielman Ludwig 65 3 6:15 Roman Holiday Antonini-Cacavas Chappell 65 2 2:45 St. Anthony Divertimento Haydn-Wilcox Schirmer 65 3 *11:00 Flute Frappe Eisch Leonard 65 2 *2:30 Latina Bencriscutto Schmitt 65 3 2:50 Air from “Rinaldo” Handel-WilliamsShapiro 65 2 2:30 La Ultima Noche Collazo-Beeler Peer 65 2 *2:00 Second Suite for Band Jager Volkwein 65 4 *11:25 Montego Bay (Samba) Nestico Kendor 65 3 *3:00 Suite Noel (First Movement) Caneva Leonard 65 3 1:40

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Of Festive Bells and Ancient Kings Spinney Byron Douglas 65 2 4:20 Brazilian Sleigh Bells Faith-Warrington Cimino 65 3 *2:45 English Dances (III & IV) Arnold-Johnstone Mills 65 4 4:00 * Indicates the entire number is not being played.

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1966 January 7, 1966

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Barbara Buehlman, conductor

Robert Werner, guest conductor

GRANT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL, FOX LAKE Sunday, January 7, 1966, 8:30 P.M.

News and Weather Bernard Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F minor Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Appalachian Portrait Bartles Brazilian Sleigh Bells Percy Faith, arr. Johhny Warrington Concertino for Woodwind Quintet and Band Long Latina Frank Bencriscutto March for Moderns Jared Spears Galop (The Ball) Georges Bizet, arr. Schaefer La Bella Roma John Cacavas Selections from My Fair Lady Lerner & Loewe, arr. Robert Russell Bennett

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March 10, 1966

AMERICAN BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION 32nd Annual Convention, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM

Cahn Auditorium

Thursday Evening, March 10, 1966, 8:15 p.m. THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

John Paynter, conductor Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor

A Project Of The Wilmette, Illinois Recreation Department

Thomas Hall, superintendent A. B. A. March Edwin Franko Goldman Conducted by George C. Wilson President, American Bandmasters Association Vice President, National Music Camp, Interlochen, Michigan A Comedy Overture—”Vanity Fair” Percy E. Fletcher Conducted by Herbert W. Fred Chairman, Music Dept., University of N. Carolina, Greensboro, N.C. Toccata Girolamo Frescobaldi (Arranged for Band by Earl Slocum)

Conducted by Lt. Colonel William H. Schempf Director, U.S. Military Academy Band, West Point, New York

Suite No. 2 For Winds Philip Browne

Allegro Adagio Vivo

Conducted by Clarence Sawhill Director of Bands, UCLA, Los Angeles, California

CHANTY From “POEMS OF THE SEA” Ernest Bloch (Arranged for Band by Edward Bishop)

Conducted by Bruce Houseknecht Director, Central High School Band, Joliet, Illinois

“Ich Bin Soldat, Valera!”— Hermann Grabner (Theme And Variations, Opus 54)

Conducted by Major Gilbert Mitchell, Jr. Asst. Leader, U.S. Army Band, Ft. Meyer, Arlington, Virginia

From Every Horizon (A Tone Poem To New York) Norman Dello Joio

Conducted by Harry Begian Director of Bands, Wayne University, Detroit

A PRESENTATION BY THE EDWIN FRANKO GOLDMAN CITATION COMMITTEE

H. E. Nutt, chairman to

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Leroy Anderson Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson The Captains And The Kings Leroy Anderson

Conducted by the Composer Finale—”The Black Maskers” Roger Sessions Conducted by James Berdahl

Director of Bands, University of California, Berkeley Hello Dolly Jerry Herman

(Arranged for Band by W. B. Anderson) Conducted by Vesey Walker

Director, Disneyland Band, Anaheim, California Purple Pageant March Karl L. King

Director of Bands, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana March 30, 1966



HOWARD AUDITORIUM, WILMETTE Wednesday, March 30, 1966, 8:00 P.M.

Toccata Girolamo Frescobaldi, arr.Earl Slocum

Ich bin Soldat, Valera! — Theme and Variations, op. 54 Hermann Grabner

Concertino for Alto Saxophone Eugene Bozza II. III.

Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson

From Every Horizon (A Tone Poem to New York) Norman Dello Joio Morceau Symphonique Alexandre Guilmant A Short Ballet for Awkward Dancers Herbert Hazelman Concerto for Flute Molique/Barrows

Hello, Dolly! Jerry Herman, arr. W. B. “Sonny” Anderson

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1967 December 15, 1967

Mid-West National Band Clinic presents Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette

Sherman House, Chicago, Illinois A project of Wilmette Recreation Board

Program

Fanfare on “America” Paynter Duty, Honor, Country MacArthur-Cook-Walters Star Spangled Banner Key

Jerry Lowe, narrator (Played without pause) Beatrice and Benedict Overture Berlioz-Henning Two Impressions Kenneth Farrell Born Free Black-Barry-Miller

Conducted by Frederick Miller. Asst. Dir. of Bands, Northwestern University

Theme and Variations, Opus 43a Arnold Schoenberg Serenade, Opus 22 (Moderato) Dvorak-Moehlman Tivoli Kenneth Henderson March - “The Southerner” Russell Alexander

Conducted by Glenn Cliffe Bainum, Director Emeritus, Northwestern University Bands

Cyclometric Overture Don Gillis Sonoro and Brioso for Winds Philip Browne Adew Sweet Amarillis Wilbye-Phillips The Magic Flute Overture Mozart-Barnes Selections from “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg” Legrand -Warrington

The above two selections conducted by Miss Buehlman Paso Doble - “Lola Flores” Sadel-Tucci-Krance Four Scottish Dances M. Arnold-Paynter

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1968 April 7, 1968

Independence Hall of Chicago presents The 12th annual Day for America


Niles Township High School West Auditorium Skokie, IL

PROGRAM

DR. PAUL W. GRIMES, Chairman West Ridge Community Church

PROCESSION OF FlNALISTS

PRESENTATION OF COLORS Skokie Post #320 American Legion, Department of Illinois Patriotic Fanfare—J. P. Paynter Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Director Duty, Honor, Country—Walters-Cook-McArthur Northshore Concert Band Jerry Lowe, Narrator Star Spangled Banner Northshore Concert Band

by Audience CALL TO ORDER BY THE CHAIRMAN INVOCATION The Rev. Robert F. Pfeiffer, S.T.B. Associate Rector, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Evanston, Illinois WELCOME Dr. Clyde Parker Superintendent, Niles Township High Schools MUSICAL SELECTION Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Director American Civil War Fantasy—Jerry Bilik THE INDEPENDENCE HALL ESSAY CONTEST E. E. Ballard All American Life and Casualty Company MUSICAL SELECTIONS Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Director Liberty Bell—John Phillip Sousa Dixie—Morton Gould DAY FOR AMERICA Dr. S. L. DeLove

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President, Independence Hall of Chicago PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO INDEPENDENCE HALL ESSAYISTS Dr. Nicholas Mannos Principal, Niles West High School BENEDICTION Rabbi William B. Gold Beth Sholom of Rogers Park CLOSING BY THE CHAIRMAN

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July 11, 1968 THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS... A Starlight Band Concert in Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette, Illinois Featuring

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, Conductor

July 11, 1968, 8:00 P.M.

PROGRAM National Anthem – Star Spangled Banner

Hungarian March - Rakoczy Hector Berlioz Suite for Band. Harold Pottenger

Allegro Moderato Lento Rubato Allegro moderato

Praeludium Armas Jarnefelt The Minnesota March John Philip Sousa Marimba Solo - Greensleeves Traditional

Fiddle-Faddle Leroy Anderson Lynda Dunning, soloist / Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein Irish Reel - Molly on the Shore Percy Aldridge Grainger Tailgate Concerto Arr.: John Warrington

“Bonaparte’s Retreat” - “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy” – “Jambalaya” Symphonic Overture - Flag of Stars Gordon Jacob

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July 25, 1968 THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS... A Starlight Band Concert In Gillson Park Bowl: Wilmette, Illinois

Featuring NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, Conductor July 25, 1968 8:00 P.M.

PROGRAM

Star Spangled Banner “March and Procession of Bacchus” from the Ballet, Sylvia Leo Delibes Rumbalero Camarata Pictures at an Exhibition Modeste Moussorgsky

Promenade Children Quarreling at Play Ballet of the Unhatched Chickens French Marketwomen Quarreling Catacombs The Hut of the Baba-Yaga The Great Gate of Kiev

Ebony Rhapsody Edgar L. Barrow

(featuring the members of the clarinet section) The Three Trumpeters Agostini-Bainum

Lynn Bolyard, Peggy Fox, and Herbert Schneiderman Mancini! --A Medley for Band Henry Mancini

(Including “Moon River, “ “Baby Elephant Walk,” and “Hatari”) Finale from Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Kalinnikov-Bainum March -- Philippian Festival Karl L. King

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July 30, 1968

ELGIN - WING PARK BAND CONCERT - TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1968

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, conductor

PROGRAM

-- Star Spangled Banner –

March and Procession of Bacchus from the Ballet, Sylvia Leo Delibes Praeludium Armas Jarnefelt Pictures at an Exhibition Modeste Moussorgsky

Promenade Children Quarreling at Play Ballet of the Unhatched Chickens French Marketwomen Quarreling Catacombs The Hut of the Baba-Yaga The Great Gate of Kiev

Ebony Rhapsody Edgar Barrow

(featuring the members of the clarinet section) The Three Trumpeters Agostini-Bainum

Lynn Bolyard, Peggy Fox, and Herbert Schneiderman Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein Marimba Solo -- Greensleeves Traditional

Miss Lynda Dunning, Soloist A Medley for Band Henry Mancini

(Including “Moon River,” “Baby Elephant Walk,” and “Hatari”) Tailgate Concerto Arr. John Warrington Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Kalinnikov-Bainum

Finale * * * *

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December 19, 1968

THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1968 8:00 P. M.—CLINIC CONCERT

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE, ILLINOIS

John P. Paynter, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

TITLE COMPOSER PUBLISHER YR. PUB. GRADE

TIME

Prologue—”One Nation, Indivisible:

Paynter 4 2:00

Star-Spangled Banner Jerry Lowe, Narrator (Played without Pause)

Key

Elegy and Fanfare— March

Roger Nixon Carl Fischer 68 4 9:00

The White Peacock

Griffes-Erickson Schirmer 68 4 6:00

Prelude and Fugue in B-flat Minor

Bach-Moehlmann

Barnhouse 69 3 4:30

Concerto No. 2 for Clarinet Guest Soloist, Mitchell Lurie, Music Academy of the West, Santa Barbara, and UCLA, Los Angeles

C. M. von Weber-Brown

Boosey Hawkes

68 Acc. 3 Solo 5

5:30

English Suite Clare Grundman Boosey Hawkes

68 3 *5:30

Fuguing Tune Gerald Hartley Shawnee 68 3 2:45 Concerto for Percussion Guest Soloist, Terry Applebaum, Percussion Instructor, Northwestern University

Milhaud-Smith Presser 68 Acc. 3 Solo 5

7:00

Entry March of the Boyares Conducted by

Halvorson--Barnes

Ludwig 68 3 4:25

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Barbara Buehlman, Director of Bands, Round Lake, Illinois Fetes from “Three Nocturnes” Conducted by Lt. Col. William F. Santelmann, USMC, Retired

Debussy-Schaefer

Bandland

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Japanese Songs for Band Conducted by Toshio Akiyama, Secretary, Japanese Bandmasters Association

Toshio Akiyama Marks 68 2 5:45

Kimberly Overture Conducted by Frederic Miller, Assistant Director of Bands, Northwestern University

Jared Spears Cole 69 3 4:45

Symphony No. 3 (“Ilya Murometz”) Forest Scene from the Second Movement Conducted by Glenn Cliffe Bainum, Director of Bands Emeritus, Northwestern University

Gliere-Bainum Kjos 68 5 5:45

Excerpts from “50 Christmas Carols”

arr. John Christie M-F Music 68 2 *5:00

Passacaglia, Chorale and Scamper

David Van Vactor

Summy-Birchard 66 4 *3:15

* Indicates the entire number is not being played.

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December 19, 1968

22nd Annual Mid-West National Band Clinic, Sherman House, Chicago, IL PROGRAM

Prologue—”One Nation, Indivisible” John P. Paynter Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key

Jerry Lowe, Narrator Elegy and Fanfare—March Roger Nixon The White Peacock Charles T. Griffes-Erickson Prelude and Fugue in Bb Minor J. S. Bach-Moehlmann Concerto No. 2 for Clarinet C. M. von Weber-Brown

Mitchell Lurie, Guest Soloist English Suite Clare Grundman Fuguing Tune Gerald Hartley Concerto for Percussion Darius Milhaud—Smith

Terry Applebaum, Guest Soloist Entry March of the Boyares Johan Halverso-Barnes

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Fetes from “Three Nocturnes” Claude Debussy-Schaefer

Conducted by Lt. Col. William F. Santelmann Japanese Songs for Band Toshio Akiyama

Conducted by Toshio Akiyama Kimberly Overture Jared Spears

Conducted by Frederick Miller Symphony No. 3 (“llia Murometz”) Reinhold Gliere-Bainum

Forest Scene from the Second Movement Conducted by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

Excerpts from “50 Christmas Carols” arr. John Christie Passacaglia, Chorale and Scamper David Van Vactor

Scamper (only)

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1969 February 16, 1969

The Wilmette Recreation Board presents the Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette

John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Sgt. Maj. David Maser, trombone soloist Howard Junior High School, Wilmette

P R O G R A M

“Jericho” -- Rhapsody for Band Morton Gould La Boutique Fantasque Rossini-Respighi

Danse Cosaque Nocturne Allegro non troppo Mazurka Tarantelle Valse lente Can Can Andantino Galop

Variations on “America’’ Charles Ives-William Schuman

Arranged for Band by William E. Rhoads “Rhumba” from Second Symphony Harl McDonald Colloquy for Trombone and Band William Goldstein

Sgt. Maj. David Maser, trombone United States Army Band

Washington, D. C My Fair Lady (Selections) Lerner and Lowe-Cacavas Perpetuum Mobile Finale from Symphony No. 2 (‘‘Romantic”) Howard Hanson

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman

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February 19, 1969

Marie Murphy Junior High School

Participants

The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

The Marie Murphy Junior High Concert Band Eugene Meltzer, Conductor

Paroda Toms, Music Supervisor

PROGRAM “Jerico” - Rhapsody for Band Morton Gould My Fair Lady (Selections) Lerner and Lowe-Cacavas Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman Northshore Band

Arioso Clifton Williams The Peat-Fire Flame (from Hebrides Suite) Clare Grundman Majorca Oliver Nelson E1 Capitan John Philip Sousa

Junior High Band Jedermann Paul Whear Ye Banks and Braes 0’ Bonnie Doon Percy Grainger March of the Steelmen Herman Belsterling

Combined Bands

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March 19, 1969

The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barabara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

District 64 Concert Band Fred M. Hubbell Paul M. Bolman

Roberr T. Nebgen

Lincoln Junior High School 8 pm, March 19, 1969

PROGRAM

Folk Song Suite R. Vaughan Williams

March - “Seventeen Come Sunday’’ Intermezzo – “My Bonny Boy’’ March – “Folk Songs from Somerset”

Festival Clifton Williams My Fair Lady - Selections Loewe-Cacavas Symphonic Songs for Band Robert Russell Bennett

Celebration Northshore Band

Concertino John J. Morrissey

Maestoso Pavan Finale

Mustang! Eric Osterling Festivo Vaclav Nehlybel

District 64 Concert Band Overture for Winds Charles Carter Prelude and Fugue in d Minor Bach-Moehlmann The New Colonial March R. B. Hall

Combined Bands

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April 23, 1969


Barbara Buehlman, asst. conductor Round Lake Grade School Gymnasium

Round Lake, Illinois Wednesday, April 23, 1969

8:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn Norman Dello Joio Terpsichore Suite Michael Praetorius I. Bransle (1571-1621) II. Philou III. Galliard IV. Ballet des Bacchanales Bossa Nova -- “Gentle Ballad’’ William E. Rhoads Prelude and Dance, Opus 76 Paul Creston Molly on the Shore. Percy Grainger Prologue for Symphonic Band Edgar Warren Williams Three Sketches for Winds Clare Grundman

I. Carousel II. Charade III. Callithump

Written for and Dedicated to the North Shore Band of Wilmette First Performance

A Symphonic Portrait Cole Porter

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June 26, 1969

THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS . . . A Starlight Band Concert

In Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette, Illinois

Featuring

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, conductor

Laury Christie, soprano Thursday, June 26, 1969

8:00 P. M.

PROGRAM

-- Star Spangled Banner -- Rocky Point Holiday Ron Nelson Prelude to the Third Act of Kunihild Cyrill Kistler Fanfare Festiva Paul H. Royer

First Chicago-area Performance An American in Paris (excerpts) George Gershwin

* * * * * Recitative and Aria of the Queen of the Night, “O zittre nicht” from The Magic Flute W. A. Mozart Overture to Abduction from the Seraglio W. A. Mozart Aria of the Queen of the Night, “Der Holle Rache” from The Magic Flute W. A. Mozart

John Christie, Arranger of the Mozart Compositions, Will Conduct His Own Arrangements for Band in the Above.

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London Again Suite Eric Coates

Langham Place Oxford Street March

Sonoro and Brioso Philip Browne Light Cavalry Overture F. von Suppe

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July 10, 1969



Featuring

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, conductor Wesley Hanson, trombone

Thursday, July 10, 1969

8:00 P. M. PROGRAM

--Star Spangled Banner-

National Spirit March S. E. Hummel LeCorsaire Overture Hector Berlioz Peer Gynt Suite Edvard Grieg

Morning Ase’s Death In the Hall of the Mountain King

First Movement from Concerto for Trombone Gordon Jacob

Arranged for Band by the Soloist, Wesley Hanson Holiday for Trombones David Rose Variations on an Original Theme - “Plymouth”. William P. Latham Song of Jupiter G. F Handel Overture “1812” P. I. Tschaikowsky

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July 24, 1969



Featuring


Peggy Fox, cornet


8:00 P.M.

PROGRAM

-- Star Spangled Banner -- Suite for Band Harold Pottenger

Allegro moderato Lento rubato Allegro

A Welsh Rhapsody.. Clare Grundman

“ Jenny Jones “ “To Town with Deio” “Two Hearts”

Carnival of Venice .Jean Baptiste Arban

Peggy Fox, cornet soloist March -- Gardes du Corps R. B. Hall Smoky Mountain Suite Theron Kirk

Andante sostenuto Allegro giocoso Adagio -- Allegro animato

The Typewriter Leroy Anderson Overture - I1 Guarany A. Carlo Gomez Highlights from Brigadoon Lerner and Loewe Encore: Thunderer

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July 29, 1969 W I N G P A R K E L G I N, I L L.

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, conductor Peggy Fox, cornet

Wesley Hanson, trombone

Tuesday, July 29, 1969 8:00 P.M.

P R O G R A M

-- Star Spangled Banner --

La Corsaire Overture Hector Berlioz A Welsh Rhapsody Clare Grundman Carnival of Venice Jean Baptiste Arban

Peggy Fox, cornet soloist Highlights from Brigadoon Lerner and Loewe The Typewriter Leroy Anderson First Movement from Concerto for Trombone Gordon Jacob

Arranged for Band by the Soloist, Wesley Hanson Encore: Holiday for Trombones March – National Spirit S. E. Hummel Caprice Rex Mitchell Overture “1812” P. I. Tschaikowsky

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November 16, 1969 Locust School

78

December 6, 1969 I D E A’s on Conducting Techniques Instrumental Directors Educational Association (I.D.E.A.) Third Annual Clinic Dolton, IL IDEA is proud to have the excellent North Shore Band as participants in this new session. Volunteer directors with a brave and adventurous spirit will conduct this group, and will hear constructive criticism of their conducting by John Paynter, the band’s permanent conductor. This idea was initiated at last year’s clinic and was so well received that the session has gained this new position on the program.

Program Masquerade Overture Carl Nielsen-John Boyd Wycliffe Variations Paul W. Whear A Night on Bald Mountain M. Moussorgsky-Paynter Popular Song from Facade Wm. Walton-Robert O’Brien The Lover and the Rogue John Boyd Gentle Ballad Wm. Rhoads Prelude on “Greensleeves” arr. Maurice Whitney The Pusillanimous Pussycat Calvin R. Huber Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Scherzo Herbert Elwell-Robert Nelson Purple Carnival March Harry L. Alford-Frank Erickson

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December 18, 1969 23rd Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic Sherman House, Chicago, Illinois

Thursday Evening, December 18, 1969 8:00 P.M.—Clinic Concert

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette, Illinois John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor TITLE COMPOSER PUBLISHER PUB. GR. TIME Dedication Fanfare William Schuman Presser 69 4 4:30 Star Spangled Banner Smith-Paynter Schmitt 69 2 Masquerade Overture Neilsen-Boyd Schirmer 69 4 4:00 Prelude on “Greensleeves” Maurice Whitney Alfred 69 2 *4:30 Tower of the Americas Mike Leckrone Studio P R 68 3 3:00 “Popular Song” from Façade Walton-O’Brien Oxford 69 3 *25:00 Broadway Curtain Time arr. Krance Morris 68 4 *10:00 Reverie Tschaikowsky- Alexander 69 1 2:30 Polhamus Wycliffe Variations Paul W. Whear Ludwig 69 4 *9:30 The Pusillanimous Pussycat Calvin Huber Shawnee 69 3 3:30 Music for Woodwinds David Summy Introduction and Allegro Van Vactor Birchard 69 3 *30:00 for Double Quintet Fiesta Processional Robert Ward Galaxy 69 4 4:30 The Lover and the Rogue John Boyd Cole 69 3 4:30 Symphony for Brass and Alfred Reed Fox 68 5 *17:00 Percussion

Third Movement Gentle Ballad William Rhoads Volkwein 69 3 4:15 Selections from Hair Rado, Ragni, Big 3 69 4 5.30

MacDermot- Whitcomb

Scherzo Elwell-Nelson Concert M P 69 5 6:45

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*Indicates the entire number is not being played.

81

1970 February 15, 1970

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND.

OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, conductor Adolph Herserth, trumpet Nancy Hinners, soprano Pau1 Bolman, narrator

P R O G R A M

Overture -- Italian in Algiers Gioacchino Rossini Symphony for Brass and Percussion Alfred Reed

Maestoso -- Allegro non troppo Largo Con moto

Popular Song from Façade William Walton Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

Paul Bolman, narrator George Washington Bicentennial March John Philip Sousa

-- Intermission -- Concerto for Trumpet Johann Nepomuk Hummell

Allegro con spirito Andante Rondo

Adolph Herseth, trumpet Songs of Abelard Norman Dello Joio

Introduction The Tryst Praise and Profanation The Parting

Nancy Hinners, soprano Suite -- Pineapple Poll Arthur Sullivan

Opening Number Jasper’s Dance Poll’s Dance Finale

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Early 70s, no date shown on program

PROGRAM Overture to “The Impresario” W. A. Mozart Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Blessed Are They from “A German Requiem” Johannes Brahms

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman

Symphonic Dance No. 3 – “Fiesta” Clifton Williams Music for Prague Karel Husa In Memory of Karl L. King:

Royal Hippodrome (Galop) Melody a la King The Trombone King

Featured Twirlers: Vicki Pickell

Esau Sims Finale, Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Kallinikov

Antiphonal Brass Choirs from the Northwestern University “Wildcat” Marching Band

83

March 11, 1970

Northshore Band of Wllmette John P. Paynter, conductor

Wauconda, Illinois

March 11, 1970 - 8:00 p.m.

- PROGRAM - Overture - Italian in Algiers G. Rossini . Ballad for Band - “Huntingtower” O. Respighi Second Suite in F Major Gustav Holst

March (Morris Dance, “Swansea Town”) Song Without Words (“I’ll Love My Love”) Song of the Blacksmith Fantasia on the Dargason (“Greensleeves”)

American Salute Morton Gould Pineapple Poll Arthur Sullivan


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April 15, 1970

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D O F W I L M E T T E

John P. Paynter, conductor Lincoln Hall - West Gym

Lincoln Hall Junior High School Lincolnwood, Illinois

Wednesday, April 15, 1970 7:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M

A Welsh Rhapsody Clare Grundman

Jenny Jones To Town with Deio Two Hearts

Patterns for Band Donald H. White The Carniva1 of Venice Jean Baptiste Arban

Peggy Fox, cornet soloist Golliwogg’s Cake Walk Claude Debussy Selections from South Pacific Rodgers and Hamerstein Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson Belford’s Carnival March Russell A|exander

Herry Rosenbloom, conductor

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June 25, 1970

THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS A Starlight Band Concert

In Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette, Illinois Featuring

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Wesley Hanson, euphonium soloist

Thursday, June 25, 1970

8:00 P. M. PROGRAM

Overture to Russlan and Ludmilla Michael Glinka Three Dances from Henry VIII Edward German

Morris Dance Shepherds’ Dance Torch Dance

Paso Doble -- Bravada .Frederic Curzon Patterns for Band Donald H. White Concert March – Vilabella Kenneth Williams Scherzo Edwin Franko Goldman

Wesley Hanson, euphonium Meditation from Thais

Wesley Hanson, euphonium Open Thy Heart Georges Bizet The Rakes of Mallow Leroy Anderson Symphonic Poem -- The Universal Judgement Camille DeNardis

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July 23, 1970

THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS... A Starlight Band Concert


Featuring THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, Conductor Kathy Freer, Clarinet

Nancy Hinners, Soprano

PROGRAM America, the Beautiful Samuel Ward-Carmen Dragon Overture to the Opera, Benvenuto Cellini Hector Berlioz Concert Fantasia on Rigoletto Luigi Bassi

Kathy Freer, Clarinet Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson Variations and Fugue for Symphonic Band Vittorio Giannini Susanna’s Aria from The Marriage of Figaro W. A. Mozart Selections from Mary Poppins Richard and Robert Sherman

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Variations on Pop! Goes the Weasel Arr. Lucien Cailliet Concert March - On the Mall Edwin Franko Goldman

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November 8, 1970 NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

Sunday, November 8, 1970, 3:30 p.m.

Howard Junior High School

Wilmette, Illinois

John P. Paynter, conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

Dale Clevenger, Guest Soloist Principal Horn, Chicago Symphony Orchestra

P R O G R A M

Overture to the Opera Benvenuto Cellini Hector Berlioz Finale from the Tone Poem, Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss Departure One John Higgins Praeludium and Allegro Vittorio Giannini Concerto No. 3 in E. Flat for Horn, K. 447 W. A. Mozart

Allegro Romanza - Larghetto Rondo - Allegro

Dale Clevenger, French Horn

- Intermission - Cuernavaca Joseph Willcox Jenkins Prelude, Fugue and Variation Cesar Franck Five Miniatures Joaquin Turina Finale from Jazz Tangent David Ward-Steinman A Medley for Veteran’s Day

U. S. Field Artillery March Anchors Aweigh U. S. Air Force Song Marine’s Hymn America, The Beautiful

88

December 17, 1970

24th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic

PROGRAM FOR MID-WEST 1970 Fanfaronade John P. Paynter Star Spangled Banner John P. Paynter La Procession du Rocio J. Turina/Reed Vocalise S. Rachmaninoff/Snavely Three Cameos Jared Spears

Conducted by Frederick Miller, Assistant Dean, Northwestern University School of Music

Introduction, Theme and Variations G. Rossini/Herman

Kathy Freer, clarinet soloist Three Marches for Band J. N. Hummel/Townsend 11. Moderato Prelude and Polka D. Shostakovitch/Robert Nelson

II. Polka from the Golden Age Romance Ronald Binge/Mitchell

Robert Diehl, alto saxophone soloist A Jubilant Overture Alfred Reed

Conducted by the composer Songs of Wales A1 Davis Trumpet Song David Schanke

Peggy Fox, trumpet soloist Twelve-tone Square Dance Dean Pappas/Sperry Two Bizet Pieces arr. A. Frackenpohl

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Steppenwolf for Woodwind Choir and Percussion Arthur Lauer

Conducted by William Chaloner, Ludwig Industries Cuernavaca Joseph W. Jenkins

Conducted by James Sudduth Jazz Tangents David Ward-Steinman

Third Movement Highlights from Oliver! Lionel Bart/Burden

Nancy Hinners, soprano

89

Concerto for Band Gordon Jacob

II. Adagio III. Allegro con brio

90

February 17, 1971

Wednesday, February 17, 1971 Marie Murphy Junior High School

8 P.M. PARTICIPANTS

THE NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Asst. Conductor

THE MARIE MURPHY JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND

Gene Meltzer, Conductor

PROGRAM Parading the Brasses (Concert March) Acton Ostling Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams

Peggy Fox, cornet soloist Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

Transcribed for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

Tam O’Shanter Overture Malcomb Arnold

transcribed for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter Highlights from Oliver Lionel Bart

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist

NORTHSHORE BAND Modal Miniatures (Suite for Band) Paul Whear Rock Artistry in Blue Saul Feldstein Hebrides Suite Clare Grundman

The Peat-Fire Flame The Road to the Isles

JUNIOR HIGH BAND

A Welsh Rhapsody Clare Grundman March (from Mahler 2nd Symphony) Gustav Mahler

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Maurice Gardner

COMBINED BANDS

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February 28, 1971 NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

OF WILMETTE

John P. Paynter, conducto r Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor

Peggy Fox, cornet Nancy Hinners, soprano

Howard Junior High School Auditorium

17th and Spencer, Wilmette, Illinois

Sunday, February 28, I971, 3:30 p. m.

- PROGRAM - Beatrice and Benedict Overture Hector Berlioz Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams Trumpet Song David Schanke

Peggy Fox, cornet soloist Maledictions Stuart Raleigh

Moderato e preciso (Fanfares and Pyramids) Lento tenebroso (Tone Clusters) Largo maestoso (Chorale) Andante rubato (Flute Cadenza) Allegro non troppo; molto preciso (Pointillism)

Tam O’Shanter Overture Malcolm Arnold

Transcribed for Band by John P. Paynter

- Intermission - Concert March - Parading the Brasses Acton E. Ostling Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

Transcribed for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Highlights from Oliver Lionel Bart

“Who Will Buy?” “Where is Love?” “As Long as He Needs Me” “Consider Yourself”

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Hello Dolly Arr. W. B. “Sonny” Anderson

*********

92

March 30, 1971 (NOT IN BINDER)

93

April 3, 1971



Peggy Fox, Cornet Soloist Nancy Hinners, Soprano Soloist

The Fifteenth Annual All-Eastern Band and Instrumental Clinic, School of Music, Naval Amphibious

Base, Little Creek, Norfolk, Virginia

PROGRAM

Fanfare on “America”—Paynter

The National Anthem Beatrice and Benedict Overture Hector Berlioz Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams

Peggy Fox, Cornet Tone Poem—Don Juan Opus 20 Richard Strauss

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum) Chanson and Passepied for Alto Saxophone, Opus 16 Jeanine Rueff

(Arranged for Alto Saxophone and Woodwind Quintet by John P. Paynter) Robert Diehl, Alto Saxophone

Julie Ekdahl, Flute Pat Sharpe, Oboe

Linnea Nereim, Clarinet Rick Blatti, Horn

Mary Ann Fritz, Bassoon Maledictions Stuart Raleigh

Moderato E Preciso (Fanfares and Pyramids) Lento Tenebroso (Tone Clusters) Presto Agitato (Fluctuating Meters) Largo Maestoso (Chorale) Andante Rubato (Flute Cadenza) Allegro Non Troppo; Molto Preciso (Pointillism)

Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson (Transcribed for Symphonic Band and Conducted By Barbara Buehlman) Highlights from “Oliver” Lionel Hart

“Who Will Buy?” “Where Is Love?” “As Long As He Needs Me” “Consider Yourself”

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Tam O’Shanter Overture—Opus 51 Malcolm Arnold

94

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter)

95

April 21, 1971

Barrington High School Auditorium Wednesday, April 21, 1971, 8:00 P.M.

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMET E


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Peggy Fox, Cornet Soloist

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Soloist

- Program -

Fanfare on “America” - Paynter The National Anthem

Tone Poem - “Don Juan” Opus 20 Richard Strauss

(Transcribed For Symphonic Band by Glenn C1iffe Bainum) Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams

Peggy Fox, Cornet Cornet Carillon Ronald Binge Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman) Highlights from “Oliver” Lionel Bart

“Who Will Buy?” “Where Is Love?” “As Long As He Needs Me” “Conside r Yourself”

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Tam O’Shanter Overture - Opus 51 Malcolm Arnold

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter)

96

May 1, 1971 Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Peggy Fox, Cornet Soloist

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Soloist

Saturday, May 1, 1971, 8:00 p.m. East Aurora High School Auditorium

Aurora, Illinois

PROGRAM

Fanfare on “America”—Paynter The National Anthem

Beatrice and Benedict Overture Hector Berlioz Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams

Peggy Fox, Cornet Tone Poem—Don Juan Opus 20 Richard Strauss

(Transcribed For Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum) Chanson and Passepied for Alto Saxophone, Opus 16 Jeanine Rueff

(Arranged for Alto Saxophone and Woodwind Quintet by John P. Paynter)

Robert Diehl, Alto Saxophone Julie Ekdahl, Flute Pat Sharpe, Oboe

Linnea Nereim, Clarinet Rick Blatti, Horn

Mary Ann Fritz, Bassoon Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman) Cornet Cari11on Ronald Binge Highlights from “Oliver” Lione1 Bart

“Who Wil1 Buy?” “Where Is Love?” “As Long As He Needs Me” “Consider Yourself”

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Tam O’Shanter Overture - Opus 51 Malcolm Arnold

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter) Encores: Hello Dolly and Parading the Brasses

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July 1, 1971

The Wilmette Recreation Board Presents... A Starlight Band Concert

Featuring

The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette July 1, 1971

Prof. Warren Benson, Professor of Composition

Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester Rochester, N. Y.

PROGRA M

Transylvainia Fanfare Warren Benson Trauersinfonie Richard Wagner Concertino for Alto Saxophone Warren Benson

Fred Hemke - Saxaphone Solo

I. With Percussion II. With Woodwinds III. With Brass

Night Song Warren Benson Polyphonies for Percussion Warren Benson The Solitary Dancer Warren Benson Folk Song Suite R. Vaughn-Williams

1. March - “Seventeen Come Sunday” 2. Intermezzo - “My Bonny Boy” 3. March - “Folk Songs from Somerset”

98

NOTES TO BAND July 4, 1971 Northshore Band July 4th Concert Gillson Park, Wilmette, Illinois Gordon McLean, Conductor Star Spangled Banner A Jubilant Overture Reed Emblem of Unity March J. J. Richards Impossible Dream arr. Erickson Patriotic Fantasy George M. Cohon Red’s White and Blue March Alla Barocca (all second endings. Cut at #154 for drum break) Victory at Sea Star Dust or American Patrol Colossus of Columbia America, the Beautiful (Rained out; played 4 numbers)

99

July 15, 1971

THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS... . A Starlight Band Concert

Featuring

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

Dr. William D. Revelli

Director of Bands University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan

PROGRAM

Procession of the Nobles Rimsky-Korsakov-Leidzen Festive Overture Shostakovich-Hunsberger Cornet Trio, The Three Trumpeters Agostini-Bainum

Peggy Fox Dave Shaw Donn Bearman March, The Free-Lance Sousa-Goldman Highlights from Carousel Rogers-Hammerstein-Yodor Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett

1. Cake Wa1k 2 Schottische 3. Western One-Step

Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Wagner-Cailliet Co1ossus of Columbia Alexander-Bainum March, Michigan Goldman-Leidzen

*****

100

July 22, 1971 THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS... .: A Starlight Band Concert

Featuring THE NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

July 22, 1971

Dr. Donald Hunsberger, Director Symphonic Wind Ensemble Eastman School of Music University of Rochester

Rochester, N.Y.

PROGRAM Festive Overture Shostakovitch-Hunsberger Chorale Prelude: So Pure the Star Persichetti Celtic Set Henry Cowell

I. Reel II. Caoine III. Hornpipe

Huldigungsmarch Richard Wagner Façade Suite Walton-O’Brien

Fanfare and Scotch Rhapsody Jodelling Song Polka Popular Song Old Sir Faulk

“Danza Final” from Estancia Ginastera-John

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November 14, 1971

The Northshore Concert Band Howard School, Wilmette, IL John P. Paynter, Conductor

P R O G R A M

Overture to The Impresario W. A. Mozart Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed “Blessed Are They” from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman Symphonic Dance No. 3 - “Fiesta” Clifton Williams Music for Prague Karel Husa In Memory of Karl L. King

Royal Hippodrome (Galop) Melody a la King The Trombone King

Featured Twirlers: Vicki Pickell Esau Sims

Finale, Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Kallinikov

Antiphonal Brass Choirs from the Northwestern University “Wildcat” Marching Band

102

January 21, 1972

John P. Paynter, conductor Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor

Illinois Music Educators Association

Peoria, Illinois Friday, January 21, 1972 – 1:30 p.m.

Festive Overture Dimitri Shostakovich

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Donald Hunsberger Tone Poem -- Don Juan Richard Strauss

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Divergents Francis W. McBeth American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik

Performed in Special Observance of the Wilmette, Illinois Centennial Year Old Man River Jerome Kern

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Michael Buckley Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

Arranged for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Highlights from “Oliver” Lionel Bart


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January 23, 1972


Wilmette, Illinois, Junior High School Sunday, January 23, 1972, 3:30 p.m.

Festive Overture Dimitri Shostakovich

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Donald Hunsberger Tone Poem -- Don Juan Richard Strauss

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Divergents Francis W. McBeth Highlights from “Oliver” Lionel Bart

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Toccata and Fugue J. S. Bach

Arranged for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter from “Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C Major”

Old Man River Jerome Kern Arranged for Symphonic Band by Michael Buckley

Finale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Howard Hanson

Arranged for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik

Performed in Special Observance of the Wilmette, Illinois Centennial Year Washington Grays March Grafulla

104

February 16, 1972

The North Shore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Conductor


The Marie Murphy Junior High Concert Band Gene Meltzer, Conductor

Marie Murphy Junior High School Wednesday, February 16, 1972

8:00 p.m. The Universal Judgment (Symphonic Poem) Camille De Nardis Buglers’ Holiday Leroy Anderson Carousel Richard Rogers

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Sequoia - A Tone Painting Homer La Gassey Mexican Hat Dance F.A. Partichela Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite (March) Karl L. King

Order of Program Subject to Change Northshore Concert Band

The Swizzler Marty Gold and Saul Feldstein

Junior High Jazz Septet The Band Song William Schuman The Work Song Nat Adderly and Oscar Brown Jr. The Thunderer (March) John Philip Sousa

Junior High Concert Band Three Ayres from Gloucester Hugh M. Stuart

The Jolly Earl of Cholmondeley Ayre for Eventide The Fiefs of Wembley

Majorca Oliver E. Nelson The Dam Busters (March) Eric Coates

Combined Bands

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April 15, 1972

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND John P. Paynter, conductor


Aurora East High School Saturday, April 15, 1972 8:00 P.M.

P R O G R A M

Festive Overture Dimitri Shostakovich Divergents Francis W. McBeth Percussion Espagnole Robert Prince Concerto for Trombones . Norman Leyden

I. Solo - Peter Herr II. Duo - and Craig Johnson III. Trio - plus Lendell King

Finale from Symphony No. 8 in D Minor Ralph Vaughan Williams , arr. Barbara Buehlman

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

- -Intermission - - Variants on a Mediaeval Tune Norman Dello Joio Orgia from “Danzas Fantastique” Joaquin Turina , Arr. Michael Buckley

Conducted by Michael Buckley Selections from “Carousel” Rodgers and Hammerstein

Nancy Hinners, Soprano La Bamba de Vera Cruz Terig Tucci

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May 24, 1972



Barrington High School Auditorium Barrington, Illinois

May 24, 1972, 8:00 p.m.

Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dimitri Shostakovich Enigma Variations, Opus 36 Edward Elgar Concerto for Trombones . Norman Leyden

I. Solo - Peter Herr II. Duo - plus Craig Johnson III. Trio - and Lendell King

Divergents Francis W. McBeth

I. Forcefully II. Lively and very animated III. Romantically IV. Drammatico

Highlights from Porgy and Bess George Gershwin

Nancy Hinners, soprano Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson “Polka and Fugue” from Schwanda the Bagpiper Jaromir Weinberger

Transcribed for Band by Glenn C. Bainum

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June 17, 1972 Chuck: It’s a long concert, and I didn’t type anything except band stuff. JPS

THE NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, conductor

20th Anniversary Celebration

Modern Music Masters June 17-18-1972

Maine Township High School North 9511 Harrison Road, Des Plaines, Illinois

June 17, 6:30 p.m. Northwest Symphony Orchestra

Fairfield Choraliers Northwest Choral Society

North Shore Band of Wilmette

June 18, 2 p.m. Celebration String Orchestra

Celebration Choir Celebration Band

The Fairfield Choraliers

Northwest Symphony Orchestra Northwest Choral Society

North Shore Band of Wilmette John Paynter, Conductor

Variation on America Charles Ives Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger 1812 Overture Peter Tchaikovsky

Sunday, June 18

Celebration String Orchestra Celebration Choir Celebration Band

John Paynter, Conductor A Jubilant Overture Reed Folk Song Suite Vaughan /Williams Sarabande and Polka Arnold arr. Paynter Foundation March Goldman Masque mcBeth

FINALE

Band – Orchestra – Choir Alexander Harley, Conductor

Hymnus Frances Harley, Merle Isaac Tri-M Loyalty Song F,M, and A,M, Harley

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June 29, 1972


Gordon McLean, guest conductor Linda Nash, bassoon

Gillson Park Bowl

Thursday, June 29, 1972 Wilmette, Illinois

PROGRAM 8:00 p. m

March -- “The Footlifter” Henry Fillmore ~ Mayflower Overture .... . . Second Suite in F Major for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 2 Gustav Holst

1. Mar ch 2. Song Without Words 3. Song of the Blacksmith 4. Fantasia on “Dargason”

Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger Concert Piece for Bassoon Burrill Phillips

Linda Nash, bassoon soloist Newsreel in Five Shots William Schuman

1. Horse-Race 2. Fashion Show 3. Tribal Dance 4. Monkeys at the Zoo 5. Parade I

Selections from “Gigi” Frederick Loewe

Above two selections conducted by Gordon McLean Director of Bands, Maine South High School

Original Dixieland Concerto John Warrington

“Jazz Me Blues” “Ballin’ the Jack” “Original Dixieland One-Step”

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July 4, 1972

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Conductor

Gordon McLean, Guest Conductor Tuesday, July 4, 1972

Wallace Bowl, Gillson Park, Wilmette, Illinois

7:30 PM

March – “Emblem of Unity” J.J. Richards

Variations on America Charles Ives

Belle of the Ball Leroy Anderson

Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson

Nobody Knows the Trouble I Seen Arr. James D. Ployhar

Original Dixieland Concerto John Warrington Jazz Me Blues Ballin’ the Jack Original Dixieland One-Step

Selections from Gigi Frederick Loewe, arr. R. R. Bennett

Overture Solennelle – “1812”` P.I. Tschaikowsky

Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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July 13, 1972


and the Glenview Community Church High School Choir

Ron Clonts, director - Paul Vander Weele, accompanist Wallace Bowl, Gillson Park, Wilmette, Illinois

July 13, 1972 P R O G R A M

8:00 p. m. Overture -- “Russlan and Ludmilla” Michael Ivanovich Glinka Morceau Symphonique Alexandre Guilmant

Winford Prather, euphonium soloist

O Sing Ye to the Lord Giuseppe Pitoni| Blessed Be God Betty Jacobson Two Spirituals:

Soon- Ah Will Be Done Hal Johnson Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit William L. Dawson

“The Daniel Jazz” Herbert Chappell and Vachel Lindsey

A musically imaginative story of Daniel being thrown to the lions by King Darius while Daniel’s girlfriend prays and his mother weeps . . . of how Daniel escaped from the lions’ den with the help of Angel Gabriel and Daniel’s reinstatement to the King’s favor.

Fantasia on “Lady of Spain” Tolchard Evans-Hunsberger Minuet and Dance of the Blessed Spirits Christoph Willibald Gluck

Arranged for Band with Multiple Flute Solo by Glenn Cliffe Bainum March – “Hosts of Freedom” Karl L. King

The Cruel War Is Raging Peter Yarrow Everything’s Alright Andrew Lloyd Weber It’s a Great Day of Joy Claude Henri Vic

Symphonic Scenerio - “Victory at Sea” Richard Rodgers Vincent Youman’s Fantasy Arranged by Paul Yoder

Ron Clonts, tenor soloist Tone Poem - “Finlandia” Jean Sibelius

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August 3, 1972


James Sudduth, guest conductor Kathleen Freer, clarinet soloist

Wallace Bowl, Gillson Park, Wilmette, Illinois Thursday, August 3, 1972

8:00 p. m.

P R O G R A M

March from “A Little Suite” Malcolm Arnold

Arranged by Peter A. Sumner English Dances , Malcolm Arnold

Arranged by Maurice Johnstone Second Concerto for Clarinet C. M. von Weber

Polacca Kathy Freer, Soloist

Puerto Alegre (Port of Fun) ,. William E. Rhoads The Water Is Wide Arr. by James D. Ployhar Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett

1.Cake Walk 2.Schottische 3. Western One -Step 4. Wallflower Waltz 5. Rag

Cole Porter Arr. by Wayne Robinson

A Symphonic Portrait for Concert Band Trombones Triumphant Don Keller

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November 11, 1972



WILMETTE CENTENNIAL BALL Loyola Academy

Saturday, November 11, 1972 8:00 p. m.

PROGRA M

Fanfare on “America” John P. Paynter Duty, Honor, Country Harold L. Walters

Paul Bolman, Narrator Star Spangled Banner American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik Walt Disney Band Showcase Floyd E. Werle “Over There” M. L. Lake

“I Don’t Know How to Love Him” Rice-Webber “You’ve Got a Friend” Carol King

Diane Kinsteder, vocal soloist Variations on “America” Charles Ives Old London Ronald Binge America, the Beautiful Ward-Dragon

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November 12, 1972

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

John Paynter, conductor Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor


17th and Spencer, Wilmette, Ill. Sunday, November 12, 1971

3:30 p.m.

P R O G R A M

Fanfare on “America” John P. Paynter Duty, Honor, Country Harold L. Walters

Paul Bolman, Narrator Star Spangled Banner

Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Old London Ronald Binge Walt Disney Band Showcase Floyd E. Werle Allegro Brilliante (Concert March) George Kenny

- - Intermission - -

DANCE BAND Donn Bearmann, director

Whole Nelson Oliver Nelson

Soloists: Gary Parker, tenor sax Joel Halpern, tenor sax

Donn Bearmann, trumpet

Winter Love Mundel Lowe Len King, trombone

Speak Low Arr. J. Eberhardt

Gary Parker, tenor sax

Finale – Symphony No. 5 Dimitri Shostakovich

American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik

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February 4, 1973

North Shore Concert Band John Paynter, Director

A Project of the Wilmette, Illinois Recreation Board Howard School

Wilmette, Illinois 3:30 pm February 4, 1973

P R O G R A M

Chorale and Shaker Dance . John Zdechlik Fétes from Three Nocturnes Claude Debussy Arranged by William A. Schaefer “Blessed Are They” from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms Arranged by Barbara Buehlman

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Concerto for Saxophone and Band (1966) Walter S. Hartley

I. Adagio-Allegro II. Andante III. Allegro Scherzando

Fred Hemke, alto saxophone Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley

INTERMISSION Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Concertino for Tuba and Band Frank Bencriscutto

Roger Rocco, tuba Highlights from Sound of Music Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano Four Scottish Dances, Opus 56. Malcomb Arnold

I. Pesante II. Vivace III. Allegretto IV. Con brio

Arranged by John P. Paynter

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February 9, 1973 Hattiesburg, Mississippi

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND

Wilmette, Illinois

P R O G R A M Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Fêtes from Three Nocturnes Claude Debussy Blessed Are They from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms Concerto for Saxophone and Band (1966) Walter S. Hartley


Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Concertino for Tuba and Band Frank Bencriscutto Highlights from the Sound of Music Richard Rogers

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Four Scottish Dances, Opus 56 Malcolm Arnold

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February 17, 1973

Thornton Twp. H.S. Harvey, Illinois 8 pm

Feb. 17, 1973

PROGRAM Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik “Fetes” from Three Nocturnes Claude Debussy arr. by William A. Schaefer “Blessed Are They” from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms

arr. Barbara Buehlman Concerto for Saxophone and Band (1966) Walter S. Hartley

I. Adagio—Allegro II. Andante III. Allegro Scherzando



- Intermission – Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Concertino for Tuba and Band Frank Bencriscutto

Roger Rocco, tuba Highlights from Sound of Music Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano Four Scottish Dances, Opus 56 Malcolm Arnold arr. John P. Paynter

I. Pesante II. Vivace III. Allegretto IV. Con Brio

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February 21, 1973 Festival of Bands Barrington Middle School

P R O G R A M 7th and 8th Grade Concert Band Dennis Montgomery, Director

8 pm Patrol ‘76 Carrol M. Butts Jamaica Farewell Arr. Robert Lowden

6th Grade Band Dennis Montgomery, Director

Fanfare and Processional Clarence Hurrell Jr. Honor Bright Overture Carl Frangkiser Soul Trumpets James D. Ployhar

7th and 8th Grade Symphonic Band David Shaw, Director

Tower of the Americas Mike Leckrone Overture for Winds Charles Carter

8th Grade Stage Band Dennis Montgomery, Director

Harlem Nocturne Earle Hagen Superstar Arr. A1 Capps

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND John Paynter, Director

Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Four Scottish Dances, Opus 56 Malcolm Arnold

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March 7, 1973

Wednesday, March 7, 1973 Marie Murphy Junior High School

8:00 P.M.

PARTICIPANTS

THE NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Asst. Conductor

THE MARIE MURPHY JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Robert Carlson, Conductor

PROGRAM

Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley “Blessed Are They” Johannes Brahms from Brahms’ German Requiem arr. by Barbara Buehlman Dixie - Setting for Concert Band Morton Gould

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Change Over John La Porta

Junior High Jazz Ensemble

March from Two Pieces in Folksong Style Hugh M. Stuart Trinal Dance Hale Smith Soul Explosion John Caruso

JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Prelude and March Ray Luke Slavonic Folk Suite Alfred Reed

1. Children’s Carol 2. Cathedral Chorus

COMBINED BANDS

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March 21, 1973

Northshore Concert Band John P. Paynter, conductor

Misner Auditorium – Glencoe March 21, 1973 8 pm

PROGRAM

“Fétes” from Three Nocturnes Claude Debussy arranged by William Schaefer “Polka and Fugue” from Schwanda the Bagpiper Jaromir Weinberger arranged by Glenn C. Bainum “Blessed Are They” from Ein Deutsche Requiem Johannes Brahms arranged by Barbara Buehlman

Conducted by Peter R. Herr Highlights from The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers


****** Monitor Theme Buddy Rich B. B. + B. Oliver Nelson Happy Faces Woody Herman

Stage Band Donn Bearman, Conductor

* * * * * * Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Philip Sousa

Conducted by David Jordahl Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold

1. Pesante 2. Vivace 3. Allegretto 4. Brio

arranged by John P. Paynter The music department of the Glencoe Schools wishes to acknowledge its appreciation to the Glencoe Rotary and Glencoe Park-Recreation District for the sponsorship of this program.

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March 29, 1973

COMBINED IN CONCERT GLENBROOK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973, AT 8:00 P.M. GLENBROOK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL GYM

Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik “Fétes” from Trois Nocturnes Claude Debussy arr. Schaeffer Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Dixie Morton Gould

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Director

Italian in Algiers Gioacchino Rossini arr. Cailliet “Rondo” from Horn Concerto #3, in Eb, K.447 W. A. Mozart arr. Bardeen

Jody Vilsoet, French Horn The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers arr. Bennett Tapestry Carole King arr. Schleifer

Glenbrook North High School Concert Band Henry D. Zazra, Director

The Southerner . Russell Alexander arr. Bainum

Combined Bands John P. Paynter, Director

“Great Gate of Kiev,” from Pictures at an Exhibition Modeste Moussorgsky arr. Leidzen

Combined Bands Henry D. Zazra, Director

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April 11, 1973

Round Lake Area Schools District No.116

Round Lake, Illinois Wednesday, April 11, 1973 8 pm

F E S T I V A L O F B A N D S

PROGRAM

Round Lake Junior High School Concert Band

Barbara Buehlman, Conductor Concert March Castle Gap Clifton Williams Overture Imperatrix Alfred Reed

Round Lake Senior High School Concert Band Robert Diehl, Conductor

Procession of the Nobles Rimsky-Korsakoff-Leidzen Intermezzo from An Original Suite Gordon Jacob March for Moderns Jarod Spears

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John Paynter, Conductor

Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Four Scottish Dances, Opus 56 . Malcolm Arnold


Arr. John P. Paynter Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Phillip Sousa

Selected Student Conductor Dixie Morton Gould

Combined Bands Les Preludes Liszt arr. Bainum Thais Massenet arr. Bainum

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Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa arr. Bainum

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May 16, 1973 Northeastern Ill. Univ., Chicago, 8 pm June 28, 1973

THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS A Sunday Band Concert

in Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette, Illinois

Featuring


Thursday, June 28, 1973 8 pm John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman; assistant conductor

P R OG R A M Huldigungsmarsch Richard Wagner L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 Georges Bizet

Andante sostenuto Intermezzo (Peggy Fox, cornet soloist) Menuet (Julie Diehl, flute soloist) Farandole

Two Pieces in Folksong Style .Hugh M. Stuart

Highland Air March

***** March from Symphonic Metamorphosis Paul Hindemith American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins

Barbara Buehlman, conducting ***** I Trombonanza Frank D. Cofield

Featuring the Trombone Section Theme and Variations, Opus 26 B. Walton O’Donnell Selections from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins Richard M. & Robert B.Sherman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist “Finale” from Symphony No. 5 Dimitri Shostakovich ***** ~

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June 29, 1973

Hanover Park Park District presents

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette Friday, June 29, 1973

7:00 p.m.


P R O G R A M

Huldigungsmarsch Richard Wagner L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 Georges Bizet

Andante Sostenuto Intermezzo (Peggy Fox, cornet soloist) Menuet (Julie Diehl, flute soloist) Farandole

Two Pieces in Folksong Style Hugh M. Stuart

Highland Air March

March from Symphonic Metamorphosis Paul Hindemith American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins

Barbara Buehlman, conducting Trombonanza Frank D. Cofield

Featuring the Trombone Section Theme and Variations, Opus 26 B. Walton O’Donnell Selections from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins Rich. & R. Sherman

Nancy Hinners, Soprano soloist Finale from Symphony No. 5 Dimitri Shostakovich

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July 4, 1973 Wilmette Bowl, Gillson Park July 12, 1973

THE WILMETTE RECREATION BOARD PRESENTS A Starlight Band Concert

Featuring


Thursday, July 12, 1973, 8:00 p. m.

Miles Johnson, Conductor American Overture for Band Joseph W. Jenkins Elegy John Barnes Chance Lola Flores Alfred Sadel and Terig Tucci arr. John Krance Enigma Variations, Opus 36 Edward Elgar Stars and Bars Robert E. Jager “Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon” Percy A. Grainger New State Fair Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein arr. Howard Cable Pines of The Appian Way (from The Pines of Rome) Ottorino Respighi arr. by Antonio d’ Elia and Erik Leidzen

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July 22, 1973 Winnetka Park District, 7 pm July 26, 1973

THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS

A Starlight Band Concert In The Wallace Bowl

Thursday, July 26, 1973 8 pm Featuring

North Shore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Conductor


PROGRA M The United States Army March Thomas Darcy First Suite in E-flat for Band Gustav Holst

Chaconne Intermezzo March

Aria for Trombone Paul Tanner

A1 Isaacs, Soloist Beguine for Band Glenn Osser Lincolnshire Posy Percy A. Grainger

Dublin Bay Harkstow Grange The Brisk Young Sailor The Lost Lady Found

Samba for Flutes Eric Ostlerling Saguars Ted Royal Four Dances from the Opera, “Prince Igor” Alexandre Borodin

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July 31, 1973

Wing Park, Elgin, IL 8 pm Tuesday, July 31, 1973 Featuring

North Shore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, Conductor


PROGRA M The United States Army March Thomas Darcy First Suite in E-flat for Band Gustav Holst


Aria for Trombone Paul Tanner

A1 Isaacs, Soloist Beguine for Band Glenn Osser Lincolnshire Posy Percy A. Grainger

Dublin Bay Harkstow Grange The Brisk Young Sailor The Lost Lady Found

Samba for Flutes Eric Ostlerling Saguars Ted Royal Four Dances from the Opera, “Prince Igor” Alexandre Borodin

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November 11, 1973

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D O F W I L M E T T E

Jnhn P. Paynter, conductor Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor

F E S T I V A L C O N C E R T

“MUSIC OF THE FREE WORLD”

Sunday, November 11, 1973, 3:30 p.m. HOWARD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

17th and Spencer Wilmette, Illinois

P R O G R A M NORWAY (by way of America) Entrata Festiva, Opus 60 Knut Nystedt UNITED STATES Concertante for Wind Instruments Norman Dello Joio SWITZERLAND Zurcher Sechselautern Marsch Arr. St. Jaeggi ENGLAND Fantasia for Euphonium and Band Gordon Jacob

Thomas Runty, soloist SPAIN Paso Doble - “Gallito” Santiago Lope

- Intermission – ITALY Il Bersagliere (Italian Riflemen) E. Boccalari UNITED STATES Elegy for Concert Band John Barnes Chance GERMANY Abschied der Gladiatoren H. L. Blankenburg HOLLAND Festival a Kerkrade Serge Lancen

Overture Serenade in Front of the Town Hall Recreation in the Garden Dutch Beer and Chips And the Town Awakes Grand Parade in the Stadium

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February 8, 1974

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Friday, February 8, 1974, 8 p.m.

Thornton Township High School Auditorium 150th Street and Broadway

Harvey, Illinois

P R O G R A M Procession of Nobles from “ Mlada” Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov Blessed Are They from “A German Requiem” Johannes Brahms

Arranged for Band by Barbara Buehlman and Performed in Memory of Her Dad

A Welsh Rhapsody Clare Grundman

“Jenny Jones” “To Town with Deio” “Two Hearts”

Arlecchino Louis Jean Brunelli Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger The Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson

-- Intermission -- Third Suite for Symphonic Band Robert B. Jager

March Waltz Rondo

Finale from Symphony No. 3 (Excerpts) Gustav Mahler March—” His Honor” Henry Fillmore Selections from Sound of Music Rodgers & Hammerstein

“Sound of Music” “How Can Love Survive” “The Lonely Goatherd” “My Favorite Things” “Sixteen, Going on Seventeen” “So Long, Farewell” “Do, Re, Mi” “Edelweiss” “An Ordinary Couple” “Maria” “Climb Every Mountain”

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February 17, 1974



joined in performance by WILMETTE CONCERT CHOIR Frank Winkler, Conductor

Harriet Mae Stengl, Accompanist HOWARD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

17th and Spencer, Wilmette, Illinois

Sunday, February 17, 1974, 3:30 p.m.

P R O G R A M Procession of the Nobles Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Blessed Are They from “A German Requiem” Johannes Brahms

Arranged for Band by Barbara Buehlman and performed in Memory of Her Dad

Third Suite for Symphonic Band Robert E. Jager

March Waltz Rondo

Six Quartets, Opus 112 Johannes Brahms

Yearning Nightly

Four Gypsy Songs Fair and Bright the Heavens Above Rose Red, All Blooming Brambles and Thorns Dearest Swallow, Tiny Swallow

Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson

-- Intermission -- Arlecchino Louis Jean Brunelli March—”His Honor” Henry Fillmore

Hymn of Progress James Hopkins Psalm 150 James Hopkins Hymn of Hope Vaclav Nelhybel (Variant of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”) Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger

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February 20, 1974 Combined Choir and Band

MARIE MURPHY CONCERT February 20, 1974

Marie Murphy Junior High School, 8 p.m. PARTICIPANTS:



The Wilmette Concert Choir Frank Winkler, Conductor

Harriet Mae Stengl, Accompanist

The Marie Murphy Junior High Concert Band Gene Meltzer, Conductor

PROGRAM Modal Miniatures (Two Movement Suite for Band) Paul W. Whear Cecilia Paul Simon arr. by Jerry Nowak

JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Shaft (Theme) Isaac Hayes

arr. by Rod Levitt

JUNIOR HIGH JAZZ ENSEMBLE The Peat-Fire Flame (from Hebrides Suite) Clare Grundman Rock Artistry in Blue Saul Feldstein

JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Aegean Festival Overture Andreas Makris Third Suite for Symphonic Band Robert E. Jager

March Waltz Rondo

Battle of Algiers (Selections from the Motion Picture) Morricone and Pontecorvo arr. by Richard Hayman

Algiers, November 1, 1954 The Battle of Algiers March Sorrow in the Casbah Streets of Tebes The Battle of Algiers (Reprise)

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

Selected from Six Quartets, Opus 112 Johannes Brahms

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Roses Red, All Blooming Fair and Bright the Heavens Above Nightly

WILMETTE CONCERT CHOIR

Hymn of Hope Vaclav Nelhybel (Variant of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”) Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger

COMBINED CHOIR AND BAND A Welsh Rhapsody Clare Grundman

Jenny Jones “To Town with Deio” “Two Hearts”

Symphony No. 3 Finale (Excerpts) Gustav Mahler arr. by Jimmie Reynolds

COMBINED BANDS

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March 20, 1974

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND of WILMETTE John P. Paynter, Conductor

Misner Auditorium – Glencoe Wednesday, March 20, 1974

Program

The Sinfonians - Concert March Clifton Williams Scenes From “The Louvre” Norman Dello Joio

The Portals Children’s Gallery The Kings of France The Nativity Paintings Finale

Walt Disney Band Showcase Floyd Werle Little Suite for Band Malcolm Arnold

Prelude Siciliano Rondo

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter American Folk Rhapsody No. 3 Clare Grundman

Colorado Trail Git Along, Little Dogies Careless Love Turkey in the Straw

Peter R. Herr, Conductor Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F Minor Peter I. Tchaikovsky

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May 1, 1974


Barbara Buehlman, asst. conductor with special guest artist

Walter Carringer, tenor soloist present

“ C A R N I V A L T I M E “

Wednesday, May 1, 1974 7:15 - 8:30 p.m.

P R O G R A M

Opening - Highlights from the Big Show, “Carnival” Bob Merrill

They Are There Charles E. Ives Circus Band Charles E. Ives

La Fiesta Mexicana (A Mexican Folk Symphony) H. Owen Reed

Prelude and Aztec Dance Mass Carnival

Walt Disney Band Showcase Arr. Floyd E. Werle

-- A Twelve-Minute Intermission -- Scenes from “The Louvre” (Based on Ancient Airs) Norman Dello Joio


“E lucevan le stelle” from Tosca (I Remember the Starlight) Giacomo Puccini Some Tunes from “Carousel” Richard Rodgers

“If I Loved You” “June Is Bustin’ Out All Over” “You’ll Never Walk Alone”

Walter Carringer, tenor

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May 29, 1974 Murphy School

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June 5, 1974



Wednesday, June 5, 1974, 8:00 p.m.

Maine Township High School East

PROGRAM

Charter Oak - Concert March Eric Osterling Chester - Overture William Schuman Suite from The Bartered Bride Smetana-Lotter

1. Overture Village Scene Love Duet Opening Chorus 2. Jenik’s Aria Dance of the Villagers 3. March of the Comedians Teasing Duet Dance of the Comedians

Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Wagner-Cailliet The Rakes of Mallow Leroy Anderson Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Americans We Henry Fillmore

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June 27, 1974

THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS A Starlight Band Concert

IN THE WALLACE BOWL

Featuring NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

Wilmette, Illinois Thursday, June 27, 1974


P R O G R A M

Ballet du Plaisir from “Couronnement de la Muse” Gustave Charpentier Symphonic Suite Clifton Williams

Intrada Chorale Jubilee

Beguine Again Glenn Osser Sandpaper Ballet Leroy Anderson

Featuring the entire percussion section plus two Jubilation--An Overture Robert Ward Dance of the Tumblers from The Snow Maiden N. Rimsky-Korsakov Original Dixieland Concerto John Warrington

Nick Valenziano, clarinet Ed Kocher, trombone Patti Behn, tenor sax

Aileen Williams, string bass Peggy Fox, cornet Bob Katzin, drums

Selections from My Fair Lady Frederick Loewe--R.R. Bennett

“With A Little Bit of Luck” “On the Street Where You Live” “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly” “Get Me to the Church on Time” “I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face” “I Could Have Danced All Night”

March of the Steel Men Belsterling--Harry Alford Encore: Washington Grays March

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July 4, 1974 12 Noon Ravinia Park ALSO Gillson Park

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July 5, 1974 Jackman Park Glenview

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July 11, 1974

THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS . . . A Starlight Band Concert

IN THE WALLACE BOWL

Featuring NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

Wilmette, Illinois Thursday, July 11, 1974


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Edward Kocher, Trombone

assisted by the

WILMETTE CONCERT CHOIR

Frank Winkler, Conductor Harriet Mae Stengl, Accompanist

PROGRAM

Commando March Samuel Barber Zampa Overture L.J.F. Herold Tango -- “La Cumparsita” G.H. Matos Rodriguez Morceau Symphonique Alexandre Guilmant

Edward Kocher, Trombone Soloist

Wilmette Concert Choir Nightly (Opus 112, No. 2) Johannes Brahms Yearning (Opus 112, No. 1) Johannes Brahms It Is Revealed (Opus 74, No. 5) Robert Schumann I Am Beloved (Opus 79, No. 9) Robert Schumann

Dixieland Front and Center John Warrington “Celebration” from Symphonic Songs for Band R. R. Bennett

Band and Choir in Music by Percy Grainger

Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon Shallow Brown (Soloist -- JoAnn Minds, Contralto) Lost Lady Found Irish Tune from County Derry

Overture Solennelle – “1812” P.I. Tschaikowsky

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July 12, 1974

THE STREAMW00D PARK DISTRICT IS PROUD TO PRESENT:

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter, Conductor


DOLPHIN PARK, PARKSIDE CIRCLE Streamwood, Illinois

July 12, 1974, 7:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M Star Spangled Banner National Emblem March E. E. Bagley Zampa Overture L. J. F. Herold Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson Morceau Symphonique Alexandre Guilmant

Edward Kocher, trombone soloist Variations on “America” Charles Ives Beguine Again Glenn Osser Selections from “My Fair Lady” Frederick Loewe La Cumparsita (Tango) G. H. Matos Rodriquez Dlxieland Front and Center John Warrington Battle Hymn of the Republlc William Steffe-Dragon

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July 25, 1974 THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS . . .

A Starlight Band Concert

IN THE WALLACE BOWL Featuring

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Richard J. Suddendorf, Guest Conductor

Thursday, July 25, 1974 8:00 p.m.

Wallace Bowl-Gillson Park

P R O G R A M March “The Duke of Cambridge” Malcolm Arnold Second Suite in F for Band Gustav Holst

March Song Song of the Blacksmith Fantasia

Trumpet Nocturne Richard Maltby Trumpeter’s Lullaby Leroy Anderson

Nancy Blaylock, Trumpet Soloist Symphonic Suite Clifton Williams

Intrada – Chorale March Antique Dance Jubilee

Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Aerseelen Richard Strauss (All Soul’s Day) March “Washington Post” John Philip Sousa Scenes from ‘‘The Louvre” Norman Dello Joio Based on Ancient Airs

The Portals Children’s Gallery The King of France The Nativity Paintings Finale

Sections from “The King and I” Rodgers & Hammerstein Third Suite for Band Robert Jager

March Waltz Rondo

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Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Trans. by Donald Hunsberger

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November 13,1974 Wednesday, November 13,1974

8:00 P.M.

Rolling Meadows High School 2901 Central Road

Rolling Meadows, IL

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND John P. Paynter, Conductor

PROGRAM

Ouverture Germaine Tailleferre A Manx Tone Poem - “Mannin Veen” Haydn Wood Paso Doble - “Senor, Senor” Carlos Guermo Sound Print 15 Monte Tubb

Jay Kennedy, solo percussionist American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik

-- Intermission –- Cuernavaca Joseph Willcox Jenkins The Pines of Rome Ottorino Respighi

The Pines of the Villa Borghese The Pines Near a Catacomb The Pines of the Janiculum The Pines of the Appian Way

(Transcribed for Concert Band by Guy M. Duker)

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November 17, 1974

THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS . . .

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND WILMETTE, ILLINOIS

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1974

Howard School



PROGRAM Ouverture Germaine Tailleferre

(Transcribed for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter) A Manx Tone Poem - “Mannin Veen” Haydn Wood Paso Doble - “Senor, Senor” Carlos Guermo Sound Print 15 Monte Tubb

Jay Kennedy, solo percussionist American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik

-- Intermission –- Cuernavaca Joseph Willcox Jenkins The Pines of Rome Ottorino Respighi


(Transcribed for Concert Band by Guy M. Duker)

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December 11, 1974 CHILDRENS’ HOSPITAL PROGRAM

WILMETTE BAND

December 11, 1974 Senor, Senor Sleigh Ride Walt Disney Band Showcase Nutcracker Ballet Suite (arranged by Rogan)

Danses Characteristiques Ouverture Miniature Danse Russe Trepak Danse des Mirlitons Danse Chiniose

* (from 50 Christmas Carols) Jingle Bells (page 9) (play it once; sing it once) Joy to the World (page 14) (in Db Concert) (play it once; sing it once) Silent Night (in Bb Concert) (page 1) (play it once; sing it once) The Twelve Days of Christmas White Christmas (from No. 168 to No. 200 in “Irving Berlin-A Symphonic Portrait) VISIT OF SANTA CLAUS AND HIS HELPERS * (from 50 Christmas Carols) O Come All Ye Faithful (page 11) (in Ab Concert) (Play it once; sing it once) O Little Town of Bethlehem (page 11) (play it once; sing it once) Deck the Halls (in C Concert) (page 7) (play it once; sing it once) We Wish You a Merry Christmas (page 8) (in F Concert) (play once through; sing it 1-1\2 times through) We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year! Good Tidings to you wherever you are; We wish you a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year! We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year! * All who can see a part book should play first times through; then everyone except a few instruments should help out on the singing the second time through (LOUD AND CLEAR). + Those who would like to help with the distribution of the toys will go into the audience and greet the children, remaining with them to sing on this final group of three carols. Thanks a lot.

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JOHN P. PAYNTER

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February 23, 1975

COMBINED CONCERT

Choral Dynamics Gerald A. Traxler, Conductor

Jack Hoem, Assistant Conductor



Howard School Auditorium Wilmette, Illinois


P R O G R A M

CHORAL DYNAMICS Seventy-Six Trombones Willson What Kind of A Fool Am I Bricusse and Newley Dream a Little Dream of Me Schwandt and Andree Solitude Ellington Ain’t She Sweet Ager

Jack Hoem, Conductor When I’m Sixty-Four Listen to the Lambs Dett O Peaceful Night German Fugue for Tinhorns Loesser Twentiana A Choral Montage My Way Revaux and Erancois Our Day Will Come Garson

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Celebration Overture, Opus 61 Paul Creston Variations on a Theme by Robert Schumann Robert Jager English Dances Malcolm Arnold

Andantino Vivace Mesto

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Allegro risoluto Variations on a Korean Folk Song John Barnes Chance America the Beautiful arr. Carmen Dragon

COMBINED BAND & CHORUS I Pledge Allegiance Alfred Reed

Conducted by John Paynter The Entertainer Scott Joplin Selections from Oliver Lionel Bart

Consider Yourself Where Is Love? Oom-pah-pah As Long As He Needs Me I’d Do Anything Who Will Buy? Consider Yourself

Conducted by Jack Hoem Battle Hymn of the Republic arr. Wilhousky

Conducted by Gerald Traxler

A PROGRAM OF THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT

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February 26, 1975

MARIE MURPHY CONCERT Wednesday, February 26, 1975

Marie Murphy Junior High School 8:00 P. M.

PARTICIPANTS



THE MARIE MURPHY JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND


P R O G R A M Arioso Clifton Williams

JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Makin’ the Grade Jim Progris

JUNIOR HIGH JAZZ ENSEMBLE Two Ayres from Gloucester Hugh M. Stuart

The Jolly Earl of Cholmondeley The Fiefs of Wembley

Bad, Bad Leroy Brown J Croce Arr. by Elliot Gilman The Thunderer John Philip Sousa Arr. by James Scott

JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND America, The Beautiful Arr. by Dragon Symphonic Dance No. 3 - Fiesta Clifton Williams Festivo Vaclav Nelhybel Variations on A Korean Folk Song John Barnes Chance

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Jedermann Overture Paul W. Whear Troika from “Lieutenant Kije Suite” Serge Prokofieff Arr. by Harold Walters

COMBINED BANDS The Marie Murphy Junior High extends a sincere thank you to Mr. Paynter and the Northshore Band for making this concert possible.

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March 19, 1975

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette Family Concert

Misner Auditorium – Central School

JOHN P. PAYNTER, CONDUCTOR BARBARA BUEHLMAN, ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR

P R O G R A M

MADEMOISELLE ANGOT--BALLET SUITE Charles Lecocq

Overture Valse ~ Cancan

VARIATIONS ON A KOREAN FOLK SONG John Barnes Chance OVERTURE IN B FLAT Caesar Giovannini

Conducted by Peter R. Herr CANZON SEPTIMI TONI No 2 Giovanni Gabrieli Sacrae Symphoniae - Venice, 1597 CANZONA PER SONARE NO. 2 Giovanni Gabrieli

Choir I - Members of the Northshore Band Brass Section Choir II - The Glencoe Brass Quintet

SYMPHONIC DANCE NO. 3 “FIESTA” Clifton Williams JUBILEE - CONCERT MARCH George Kenny

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman SARABANDE AND POLKA Malcolm Arnold Arranged for band by John P. Paynter

* * * * * * *

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June 22, 1975

Skokie Park District and Skokie Fine Arts Commission

Present NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND

June 22, 1975

Gross Point Park


P R O G R A M

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter Star Spangled Banner Arr. John P. Paynter Third Movement from Symphony No. 2 (Romantic) Howard Hanson

Arranged for band by Barbara Buehlman Bugler’s Holiday LeRoy Anderson Pas Redoublé Saint-Saen - Frackenpohl Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Walt Disney Band Showcase Arr. Floyd E. Werle

Give a Little Whistle Heigh-Ho I’m Wishing I’ve Got No Strings With A Smile and a Song

American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik Selections from Hello Dolly Sonny Anderson

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June 26, 1975

THE WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS A Starlight Band Concert

IN THE WALLACE BOWL

Featuring

Northshore Concert Band Wilmette, Illinois

Barbara Buehlman, Conductor

P R O G R A M Strike Up the Band George Gershwin Arr. John P. Paynter Star Spangled Banner Arr. John P. Paynter Overture Beatrice and Benedict Hector Berlioz Walt Disney Band Showcase Arr. Floyd E. Werle

Give a Little Whistle Heigh-Ho I’m Wishing I’ve Got No Strings With a Smile and a Song

Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson

Featuring The Entire Clarinet Section Third Movement From Symphony No.2 (Romantic) Howard Hanson

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman Bandolero Glenn Osser American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik Selections from Hello Dolly Arr. W. B. “Sonny” Anderson National Emblem March Sonny Anderson

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NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Wilmette, Illinois Following are the programs planned for the rest of the summer concert schedule. They are designed to give us the right kind of material for each audience, to prepare us in the best possible way for the European trip, and to conserve your time, energy, and think power as the schedule gets increasingly busy. Your cooperation in preparing these numbers and in bringing your full energies to their performance will be appreciated July 4 - Ravinia July 5 - Glenview 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Strike Up the Band Strike Up the Band Star Spangled Banner Star Spangled Banner Choral and Shaker Dance Hands Across the Sea Hands Across the Sea Chorale and Shaker Dance Selections from “Oliver” Sound of Music (or Oliver or Fiddler)

Nancy Hinners, soprano Bugler’s Holiday Bugler’s Holiday Clarinet Candy The Pledge of Allegiance American Civil War Fantasy Americana (chorus only) Hello Dolly Battle Hymn of the Republic Stars and Stripes Forever Hello Dolly Stars and Stripes Forever * * * * JULY 10-Gillson Bowl & JULY 13-Skokie(Central) July 4 - Glenview 4:00 p.m. Strike Up the Band Star Spangled Banner Chorale and Shaker Dance Strike Up the Band Star Spangled Banner Hands Across the Sea Die Fledermaus Overture Nancy Hinners, soprano Sound of Music Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Clarinet Candy Hands Across the Sea Walt Disney Band Showcase Irish Tune from County Derry American Civil War Fantasy Hello Dolly Hello Dolly * * * * Stars and Stripes Forever July 24-Gillson Bowl & JULY 27-Skokie (Oakton) * * * * Strike Up the Band July 4 - Gillson Bowl Star Spangled Banner 6:45 p.m. Die Fledermaus Overture French National Defile March Strike Up the Band Festival a Kerkrade Star Spangled Banner Fiddler on the Roof Hands Across the Sea Four Scottish Dances Fiddler on the Roof America the Beautiful Chorale and Shaker Dance Stars and Stripes Forever Bugler’s Holiday (Hello Dolly) National Emblem American Civil War Fantasy HELLO DOLLY Jerry Herman

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(Arranged for Band by W. B. Anderson) Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa NOTE: Barbara did a fantastic job during the last two weeks She will continue to share in the conducting and we will plan to use her arrangement of the “Romantic Symphony” on tour. Thanks to all of you for your continued great support and cooperation. You’re the greatest. J.P.P.

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July 4, 1975 THE. WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS . . .

A Starlight Band concert IN THE WALLACE BOWL

Featuring


WILMETTE, ILLINOIS

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

JOHN P. PAYNTER, CONDUCTOR BARBARA BUEHLMAN, ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR

P R O G R A M

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter Star Spangled Banner arr. John P. Paynter Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson

Featuring the entire cornet/trumpet section National Emblem Bagley American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik Selections from “Hello Dolly” Sonny Anderson Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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July 5, 1975 Glenview Chamber of Commerce Street Sale 3 p.m. July 5 - Glenview 3:00 p.m. Strike Up the Band Star Spangled Banner Hands Across the Sea Chorale and Shaker Dance Sound of Music (or Oliver or Fiddler) Bugler’s Holiday Clarinet Candy American Civil War Fantasy Hello Dolly Stars and Stripes Forever

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July 8, 1975 []

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July 10, 1975 The Wilmette Park District Presents

Starlight Band Concert In The Wallace Bowl

Featuring




PROGRAM

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter

** Star Spangled Banner ** Die Fledermaus Overture Johann Strauss Scenes from the Louvre Norman Dello Joio


Bugler’s Holiday. . Leroy Anderson Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from “Lohengrin” Richard Wagner Paso Doble - Amparita Rica .Jaime Texidor Irish Tune From County Derry Percy Grainger Selections from “Sound of Music” Richard Rodgers March - “Hands Across The Sea” John Philip Sousa Encore: Hello Dolly

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July 13, 1975

Skokie Park District and Skokie Fine Arts Commission

Northshore Concert Band July 13, 1975 Central Park

North Shore Concert Band

Wilmette, Illinois

PROGRAM Strike Up the Band George Gershwin arr. Paynter Star Spangled Banner Arr. Paynter Chorale and Shaker Dance Zdechlik Scenes from Louvre Dello Joio Bugler’s Holiday Anderson Selections from Oliver Bart

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Wagner Hands Across the Sea Sousa Irish Tune from County Derry Grainger

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July 24, 1975

The Wilmette Park District Presents

Starlight Band Concert

In The Wallace Bowl Featuring

Northshore Concert Band Of Wilmette

Wilmette, Illinois Thursday, July 24, 1975

John P. Paynter Conductor


International Tour Program Strike Up the Band George Gershwin

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter Star Spangled Banner Arr. John P. Paynter Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Le Regiment de Sambre-et-Meuse A. Turlet Festival a Kerkrade Serge Lancen

Overture Serenade in Front of the Town Hall Recreation in the Garden Dutch Beer and Chips Grand Parade in the Stadium

Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold America the Beautiful Samuel Ward Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Encores: National Emblem March, Hello Dolly

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July 27, 1975

Skokie Park District and Skokie Fine Arts Commission Presents Northshore Concert Band

July 27, 1975 Oakton Park



P R O G R A M Strike Up the Band Arranged by Paynter Star Spangled Banner Arranged by Paynter Die Fledermaus Overture Strauss French National Defile March Turlot Festival A Kerkrade Lancer Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Four Scottish Dances Arnold arranged by Paynter America the Beautiful Ward Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa

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The following list was circulated to band members before the band left for its 1975 European concert tour. NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Repertoire of the 1975 European Tour CLASSICAL AND STANDARD Beatrice and Benedict Overture . . . . . . . . . Hector Berlioz Irish Tune from County Derry . . . . . . . . . Percy A. Grainger Finale - Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) . . . . . Howard Hanson-Buehlman Die Fledermaus Overture . . . . . . . . . . . Johann Strauss Folk Song Suite . . . . . . . . . . . Ralph Vaughan Williams CONTEMPORARY Four Scottish Dances . . . . . . . . . Malcolm Arnold-Paynter Sarabande and Polka . . . . . . . . . . Malcolm Arnold-Paynter Scenes from the Louvre . . . . . . . . . . Norman Dello Joio Festival a Kerkrade . . . . . . . . . . . . .Serge Lancen Festive Overture . . . . . . . . . . .Dimitri Shostakovitch Chorale and Shaker Dance . . . . . . . . . . . John Zdechlik POPULAR Bugler’s Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leroy Anderson Clarinet Candy . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leroy Anderson Highlights from “Oliver” . . . . . . . . . . . Lionel Bart Selections from “Fiddler on the Roof” . . . . . . . . . Jerry Bock Strike Up the Band . . . . . . . . . . George Gershwin-Paynter Hello Dolly . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sonny Herman-Paynter Selections from “Sound of Music” . . . . . . . . . Richard Rodgers Walt Disney Band Showcase . . . . . . . . . . . Floyd Werle MARCHES AND NATIONAL National Emblem March . . . . . . . . . . . . E. E. Bagley The Star Spangled Banner . . . . . . . . . . . Smith-Paynter Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever . . . . . . . . . . John Philip Sousa America the Beautiful . . . . . . . . . . . . Samuel Ward Amparita Roca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jaime Texidor

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The following list was in the printed program in general use throughout the band’s concert tour. 1975 European Concert Tour August 9, Eiffel Tower August 12, Kurhsaal, Lucerne August 14, Bundesgarden, Schru Mannheim August 15, Patton Barracks, Heidelberg August 16, Bde Klimmedre Bezar, Rotterdam August 19, Windsor Safari Park, London August 20, South Bank, London

REPERTOIRE Classical and Standard

Beatrice and Benedict Overture H. Berlioz L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 G. Bizet Irish Tune from County Derry P. Grainger Finale - Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) H. Hanson/Buehlman Die Fledermaus Overture J. Strauss Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from “Lohengrin” R. Wagner/Bainum Folk Song Suite R. Vaughan Williams

Contemporary Four Scottish Dances M. Arnold/Paynter Sarabande and Polka M. Arnold/Paynter Scenes from the Louvre N. Dello Joio Festival a Kerkrade S. Lancen Festive Overture D. Shostakovitch Chorale and Shaker Dance J. Zdechlik

Light and Popular Bugler’s Holiday L. Anderson Clarinet Candy L. Anderson Highlights from “Oliver” L. Bart

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Strike up the Band G. Gershwin/Paynter

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Hello Dolly S. Herman Selections from “Sound of Music” R. Rogers Walt Disney Band Showcase F. Werle

Marches and National National Emblem March E.E. Bagley American Civil War Fantasy J. Bilik The Star Spangled Banner Smith Hands Across the Sea J.P. Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever J.P. Sousa Amparita Roca J. Texidor Le Regiment de Sambre-et-Meuse A. Turlet America the Beautiful S. Ward

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October 5, 1975

St. Peter Cultural Life Committee presents the Northshore Concert Band

PROGRAM

Festive Overture Shostakovich Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Wagner German Dances Epinicion John Paulson Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Highlights from Sound of Music Richard Rodgers Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Hello Dolly Arr. W. B. “Sonny” Anderson Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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November 9, 1975


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist


17th & Spencer, Wilmette, Illinois November 9, 1975, 3:00 p.m.

PROGRAM *Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Royce Hall Suite Healey Willan

Prelud e and Fugue Menuet Rondo

*Sabre and Spurs lohn Philip Sousa Laudi Alla Vergine Maria .Giuseppe Verdi (Praise to the Virgin Mary) arr. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conducting Epinicion John Paulson *Chorale Prelude “God of Our Fathers” Claude T. Smith

Intermission Three Dances from Henry VIII Edward German

Morris Dance arr. Dale Casteel Shepherd’s Dance Torch Dance

Shepherd’s Hey Percy Aldridge Grainger Vocal Selections

Nancy Hinners Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Encores: Hello Dolly and Stars & Stripes Forever * brass players from the Northwestern University “Wildcat” Marching Band assisting

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December 17, 1975

29th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois

Ceremonial Fanfare John P. Paynter The Star Spangled Banner

Ceremonial Fanfare has been composed by John P. Paynter especially for this performance by the Northshore Band at the 29th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic.

Die Fledermaus Overture Johann Strauss/Cailliet Variations on “Jerusalem the Golden” Charles Ives/Brion Epinicion John Paulson Concerto for Trumpet and Trombone Paul Severson, Mark McDunn

Bobby Shew, trumpet Bill Porter, trombone

Laudi Alle Vergine Maria (Praise to the Virgin Mary) Verdi/Buehlman

Arranged for band by Barbara Buehlman Barbara Buehlman, conductor

For Stars and Halfstars from “Sessions In Sound” Ken Whitcomb, Barbara Buehlman “Secret Mission” “Lightly Latin” “Go Down Moses” “I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy” Round ‘n Round (A Concert Overture) Wayne Robinson Gallant Puppet Harry Sosnik Three Dances From “Henry VIII” Sir Edward German/Casteel

I. Morris Dance II. Shepherd’s Dance III. Torch Dance

arranged for band by Dale Casteel

Finale from “Symphony No. 3” Camille Saint-Saëns/Slocum

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January 21, 1976 Crete, Illinois Crete-Monee High School

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND of Wilmette, Illinois

John Paynter, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

Wednesday, January 21, 1976

PROGRAM Strike Up the Band - Gershwin-Paynter

Star Spangled Banner Die Fledermaus Overture Johann Strauss Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Richard Wagner American Salute Morton Gould Epinicion John Paulson Selections from The Sound of Music Rodgers & Hammerstein


- - Intermission - - Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett

Cake Walk Schottische Western One-Step WallflowerWaltz Rag

Laudi Alla Vergine Maria (Praise to the Virgin Mary) Giuseppe Verdi

Arranged for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Round ‘N Round Wayne Robinson America the Beautiful Arr. Carmen Dragon

* * *

Encores: Bugler’s Holiday Hello Dolly

Stars and Stripes Forever

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February 8, 1976


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor February 8, 1976 at 7:00 p.m.

Sponsored by the Wilmette Park District, Wilmette, Illinois

PROGRAM Bicentennial 1776-1976

Early America

A Concert Overture—”Round ‘N Round” Wayne Robinson (The Folk Melodies, “Round and Round Old Joe Clark” and “Row, Row, Row”)

Variations on “Jerusalem the Golden” Charles Ives

(Early New England Hymn Tune) Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett

Cake Walk Schottische Western One-Step Wallflower Waltz Rag

Nineteenth Century European Dances

Torch Procession—”Fackeltanz No. 3” Giacomo Meyerbeer Two Slavonic Dances, Opus 46, Nos. 7 and 8 Antonin Dvorak

Intermission

An Early American Band Concert American Folk Song Suite Arthur Frackenpohl

He’s Gone Away John Henry Go ‘way From My Window Mama Don’t Allow

Concert March—On the Mall” Edwin Franko Goldman The Whistler and His Dog Arthur Pryor American Salute Morton Gould

(Based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”)

Howard Junior High School Auditorium 17th & Spencer, Wilmette, Illinois

February 8, 1976, 7:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Wilmette Park District, Village of Wilmette, Illinois

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February 25, 1976 [] Joint Concert with Marie Murphy Junior High School February 27-29 Iowa – Minnesota – Wisconsin Tour March 24, Central School, Glencoe

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April 7, 1976

Program EASTVIEW JUNIOR HIGH BAND

Lexington March Karl L. King Suite from Bohemia Vaclav Nelhybel Avatara Mike Leckrone

Lynn Scherf, Conductor

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Fanfare - Strike Up the Band Gershwin/Paynter Chorale and Shaker Dance John P. Zdechlik Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Richard Wagner from “Lohengren” Arr. G.C. Bainum Variations on a Korean Folk Song John Barnes Chance Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Highlights from “Fiddler on the Roof” Arr. Michael Buckley Hello, Dolly Arr. W.B. Anderson


COMBINED BANDS The Rocketeer Kenneth L. Farrell The Spirit of ‘76 Clare Grundman

(Based on songs of the time of George Washington and the American Revolution Karen Muhling, Narrator

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April 9-11 Michigan Tour

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May 22 and 23, 1976

Gerry Traxler’s Choral Dynamics Co-Featuring the Internationally Famous 110-Piece Northshore Concert Band

John P. Paynter, Conductor; Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

Libertyville HighSchool Auditorium Saturday, May 22nd and Sunday, May 23rd, 1976

8 P.M. After the Intermission: Northshore Concert Band Strike Up the Band Gershwin, Paynter American Overture Jenkins Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair Traditional American Salute Gould Highlights from The Sound of Music Rodgers Suite of Old American Dances Bennett National Emblem March Bagley Flight of the Bumblebee Kimsky-Korsakoff

Band and Chorus A Ballad of the North and South Lockwood

Paul Bolman, Narrator A Poor Wayfarin’ Stranger Fred Summertime Gershwin They Can’t Take That Away From Me Gershwin Our Love Is Here to Stay Gershwin

Soloists: Lin Paquett (Sat.) Joan Smith (Sun.)

Bess, You Is My Woman Now Gershwin

Soloists: Rosalita De Goote (Sat.) Millie Kuni (Sun.)

A Foggy Day in London Town Gershwin It Ain’t Necessarily So Gershwin

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May 26, 1976 Ramada Inn, 9:30 pm, Highwood June 24, 1976 Wilmette Bowl, 8 pm June 27, 1976 N.A.M.M. & N.A.B.I.M., 8 am July 4, 1976 Wilmette Bowl July 5, 1976 Ravinia 1 pm July 15 1976 Wilmette Bowl, 8 pm July 29, 1976 Wilmette Bowl, 8 pm November 7, 1976 Northshore Concert Band John P. Paynter, Conductor Sponsored by the Wilmette Park District, Wilmette, Illinois

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February 6, 1977


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Michael Golemo, alto saxophone.

Keith Ramsden, trumpet Lendell King, trombone Bernard Dobroski, tuba


Wilmette, Illinois Sunday, February 6, 1977, 7:00 p.m.

PROGRAM

Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly

Prelude: The Fairy Tale Begins Viennese Musical Clock Song The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon Intermezzo Entrance of the Emperor and His Court

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Concertino for Three Brass and Band Floyd E. Werle

Vintage Foxtrot Lullaby Greek Dance

Keith Ramsden, trumpet; Lendel King, trombone; Bernard Dobroski, tuba Finale from Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss

Arranged for band by A. A. Harding Spectrum (For Recorded Tape and Band) Herbert Bielawa Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa

—Intermission— The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare Percy Grainger The Immovable Do (Or “Cyphering C”) Percy Grainger Lads of Wamphray March Percy Grainger Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon Percy Grainger Serenade for Alto Saxophone and Band Frank Bencriscutto

Michael Galemo, alto saxophone Overture Tam O’Shanter Malcolm Arnold

Arranged for band by John P. Paynter

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February 23, 1977


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor The Marie Murphy Junior High Concert Band and jazz ensemble

Gene Meltzer, Conductor Marie Murphy Junior High School

Wednesday, February 23, 1977 8 p.m.

PROGRAM

Watermelon Man Herbie Hancock arr. Jerry Coker

Soloists: Doug Urry - Alto Sax Sheri Aronson - Electric Flute Mark Holmberg - Alto Sax Gerard Crowe - Bass Guitar Hal Garfinkel - Drums

More or Less John LaPorta

Soloists: Mark Holmberg - Alto Sax Ann Wainer - Tenor Sax Carol Epkins - Drums

JUNIOR HIGH JAZZ ENSEMBLE

. Four Freedoms Overture Leland Forsblad Seals and Crofts in Concert J. Seals and D. Crofts arr. George Cole

Summer Breeze We May Never Pass This Way Again Diamond Girl

Burnished Brass (Concert March) John. Cacavas

JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Colas Breugnon Overture Dimitri Kabalevsky Finale from Death and Transfiguration Richard Straus arr. A. A. Harding Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Espana Rhapsodie Emanuelle Chabrier Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly Arr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

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Viennese Musical Clock Entrance of the Emperor and His Court


Above, Below and Between Selections from The Wiz Charlie Smalls Arr. Bob Lowdcon

He’s the Wizard Slide Some Oil to Me If You Believe Ease On Down the Road

The Czar’s March Rimsky-Korsakof Arr. Igor Hudadoff From the Opera The Tale of Czar Saltan

COMBINED BANDS

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February 1977? (This is not in Ernie’s Binder; I don’t know the date)

Northshore Concert Band

PROGRAM Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Richard Wagner

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Capriccio Concertant W. Francis McBeth

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Curtain Up Warren Barker Andante and March from Symphony No. 6 P.I.Tschaikowsky

—Intermission—

El Capitan John Philip Sousa Symphonic Jubilee Joseph Willcox Jenkins The Magic of Disney Warren Barker

Northshore Concert Band Chorus

*****

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March 1 - American Bandmasters Association, Evanston - 8 p.m. NOT IN ERNIE’s BINDER

184

March 19, 1977



A FESTIVAL FOR WINDS, PERCUSSION, STRINGS, AND PIANO Evanston, Illinois

Saturday, March 19, 1977

GRAND FINALE PROGRAM Colas Breugnon Overture Dimitri Kabalevsky-Walter Beeler Finale from Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss-A A. Harding Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly-G.C. Bainum

1. Prelude: The Fairy Tale Begins 2. Viennese Musical Clock 3. Song 4. The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon 5. Intermezzo 6. Entrance of the Emperor and His Court

Triumphal Dance of the Coolies from Red Poppy Ballet Reinhold Gliere-Barbara Buehlman Laude Howard Hanson

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April 15-16-17, 1977 Tour: Mascoutah, IL, Troy, Missouri, Pekin, IL

REPERTOIRE

Classical and Standard Colas Breugnon Overture Dimitri Kabalevsky/Beeler Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger Ye Banks and Brae o’ Bonnie Doon Percy Grainger Finale from Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss/Harding Triumphal Dance of the Coolies from Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere/Buehlman Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly/Bainum

Contemporary Festive Overture Dimitri Shostakovitch/Hunsberger Laude (Chorale, Variations and Metamorphoses) Howard Hanson First Suite for Band Alfred Reed Elegy John Barnes Chance Symphonic Movement Vaclav Nelhybel Liturgical Music for Band Martin Mailman Caccia and Chorale Clifton Williams

Light and Popular Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Paynter Hello Dolly S. Herman Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Selections from The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers/Bennett

Marches and National Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa

186

Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa America the Beautiful Samuel Ward/Dragon Symphonic Concert March G. Bonelli Parading the Brasses Acton Ostling

187

April 23 - Deerfield - 3 p.m.

188

June 23, 1977

GILLSON PARK BOWL WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Thursday, June 23, 1977


NATIONAL ANTHEM

P R O G R A M

Sine Nomine Vaughan Williams-Reed La Gazza Ladra (The Thievish Magpie) Rossini-Cailliet Original Dixieland Concerto John Warrington

Kathy Freer, clarinet Bill Hochkeppel, tenor saxophone Lynn Scherf, trumpet Tirn Wolfrarn, trombone Henry Zazra, tuba Robert Katsin, drums

Caccia and Chorale Clifton Williams Horse and Buggy Leroy Anderson Irish Washerwoman An Original Suite Gordon Jacob

March Intermezzo

Selections from Carnival Merrill-Hawkins Direct from Vienna Mira Yes, My Heart Yum, Ticky, Ticky, Tum, Tum Love Makes the World Go ‘Round Grand Imperial Cirque De Paris

*********

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July 4, 1977 Ravinia (12-1:30 pm) Glenview Church Ice Cream Social, Gillson Park Bowl (7 pm)


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Nancy Hinners, Soprano

Gillson Park, Wilmette, Illinois 7:00 P.M. FOURTH OF JULY, 1977

- PROGRAM -

- STAR SPANGLED BANNER -

E1 Capitan March John Philip Sousa Porgy and Bess Selections George Gershwin Overture - Merry Wives of Windsor Otto Nicolai Original Dixieland Concerto John Warrington

Barbara Buehlman, conducting Stan Shell, clarinet

William Hochkeppel, tenor saxophone Lynn Scherf, trumpet Tim Wolfram, trombone Henry Zazra, tuba Robert Katzin, drums

A Foster Fantasy Stephen Foster Leroy Anderson Suite Leroy Anderson

Horse and Buggy The Minstrel Boy Irish Washerwoman

Selections from Oliver! Lionel Bart

Nancy Hinners, soprano God of Our Fathers Claude Smith American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik

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July 9, 1977 Gundry House Museum Lawn

Mineral Point, Wisconsin

July 10, 1977Symphony of the Hills NCB: 6 p.m.

7:30 Symphony of the Hills Followed by 1812 Overture, jointly

Combined Concert with the Symphony of the Hills

Symphony of the Hills Dodgeville, Wisconsin

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF Wilmette


Nancy Hinners, Soprano

- PROGRAM –

- STAR SPANGLED BANNER - E1 Capitan March (July 9 & 10) John Philip Sousa Porgy and Bess Selections (July 9) George Gershwin Overture - Merry Wives of Windsor (July 10) Otto Nicolai Selections from Carnival (July 9 & 10) Original Dixieland Concerto (July 9 & 10) John Warrington

Barbara Buehlman, conducting Stan Shell, clarinet William Hochkeppel, tenor saxophone Lynn Scherf, trumpet Tim Wolfram, trombone Henry Zazra, tuba Robert Katzin, drums

A Foster Fantasy (July 9) Stephen Foster Leroy Anderson Suite (July 9) Leroy Anderson

Horse and Buggy The Minstrel Boy Irish Washerwoman

Selections from Oliver! (July 9 & 10) Lionel Bart J

Nancy Hinners, soprano God of Our Fathers (July 9 & 10) Claude Smith American Civil War Fantasy (July 9 & 10) Jerry H. Bilik

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Encores: America The Beautiful, Hello Dolly, Stars and Stripes Forever (July 9 & 10)

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July 17, 1977



Wallace Bowl

Gillson Park, Wilmette, Illinois

Sunday, July 17, 1977 7:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M

- Star Spangled Banner –

Toccata Girolamo Frescobaldi/Slocum Oberon Overture Carl Maria von Weber The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise Lockhart - Seitz Grant Them Rest from the Requiem, Opus 48 Gabriel Fauré

Arranged for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman First Suite in E-Flat for Military Band Gustav Holst


Australian Up-Country Tune Percy Grainger-G. C. Bainum The Footlifter March Henry Fillmore Selections from A Chorus Line Marvin Hamlisch & Edward Kleban Revolutionary Fantasy Ernest S. Williams Overture 1812 P. I. Tschaikowsky

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July 21, 1977

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Thursday, July 21, 1977

8:00 p.m. John P. Paynter, conductor


- - NATIONAL ANTHEM –

P R O G R A M March and Procession of Bacchus Leo Delibes The Octopus and the Mermaid Karl L. King King Karl King. Henry Fillmore Tone Poem - “Finlandia” Jean Sibelius The Last Spring Edvard Grieg Ballet Egyptian Ludgini-Bennett Gaslight Gayeties Arr. James Ployhar Cole Porter - A Symphonic Portrait Cole Porter-R. R. Bennett Blue Danube Waltz Johann Strauss The Universal Judgement DeNardis

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July 28, 1977


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Peter Fleming, trumpet solo

Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette, Illinois Wallace Bowl

Gillson Park Wilmette, Illinois Thursday,

July 28, 1977 8:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M –

- Star Spangled Banner - Chicago Tribune March W. P. Chambers Academic Festival Overture, Opus 80 Johannes Brahms Bye Bye Blues (No composer given) Andante Cantabile P. I. Tschaikowsky Selections from Mary Poppins Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman Midnight in Paris Conrad and Magidson Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams

Peter Fleming, trumpet solo E1 Dorado William McRae Victory at Sea Richard Rodgers Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

195

September 18, 1977 Wilmette Fair (no program in Ernie’s Binder) October 1, 1977 (no program in Ernie’s Binder) Evanston Hospital Parking Lot Evanston Hospital Dedication Concert Evanston, Illinois

196

October 15, 1977

St. Peter Cultural Life Committee presents The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette


Nancy Hinners, Soprano St. Peter Activity Center

Arlington Heights, Illinois

October 15, 1977

PROGRAM

STRIKE UP THE BAND Citizen Kane Overture B. Herrman Selections from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock-Buckley Classic Prelude and March C. M. Von Weber-Hubbell

(Conducted by the arranger - Fred M. Hubbell) Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson Finale from Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss Selections from A Chorus Line Marvin Hamlisch-Cacauas

INTERMISSION King Karl King March Henry Fillmore Cole Porter A Symphonic Portrait Cole Porter Slide by Slide Ron Dekker Highlights from Oliver Lionel Bart

Nancy Hinners. Soprano Gaslight Gayeties George M. Cohan American Civil War Fantasy America The Beautiful Samuel Ward-Dragon

197

October 27, 1977 Northern Illinois Industrial Association (no program in Ernie’s binder)

198

November 6, 1977


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Sunday, November 6, 1977, 2:00 p.m.

Wilmette Junior High School, Wilmette

PROGRAM Citizen Kane Overture Bernard Herrman Finale—Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss Morning Has Broken Arr. James Ployhar Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Classic Prelude and March C.M. von Weber

Conducted by the arranger, Fred M. Hubbell Selection from The Wiz Charlie Smalls

—Intermission— King Karl King March Henry Fillmore Evergreen Barbara Streisand

Keith Ramsden, trumpet soloist Slide by Slide Ron Dekker Selections from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock-Buckley

*******

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December 14, 1977

31st Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic Wednesday. December 14, 1977 8 p.m.

P R O G R A M

Opening Ceremony and Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key

Peter Friedmann, Narrator Citizen Kane Overture Bernard Herrmann-Arr. Ross Hastings Morning Has Broken (Gaelic Melody) Arr. James D. Ployhar Gregorian Overture Herbert Elwell & Robert Nelson Evergreen Barbara Streisand-Arr. Andrew Balent

Keith Ramsden, Trumpet Studies in Motion Fisher Tull

Statis (The appearance of sound in a stationary position) Rotation (Sounds and textures in linear motion) Oscillation (The culmination of motion and fluctuating timbers)

Guest Conductor, Fisher Tull

Classic Prelude and March C.M. von Weber-Arr. Fred Hubbell

Guest Conductor, Fred Hubbell

Christmas Festival Overture, Op. 30, No. 2 Nicolai Berezowsky-Arr. John Boyd

Guest Conductor, John Boyd Selections from “The Wiz” Charlie Smalls-Arr. Bob Lowden Country Auction Marga Richter

Barbara Buehlman, Conducting Music for Two Wind Bands Handel-William Sehaefer

Overture Lento Allegro

Barbara Buehlman, Conducting Slide by Slide Ron Dekker The Building of the House Benjamin Britten-Arr. Thad Marciniak Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse-Arr. J. Edmondson

200

Nancy Hinners, Soprano The Magic of Disney Arr. Warren Barker

Northshore Band Choir Peter Friedmann, Narrator

201

January 28, 1978

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Wilmette, I11inois


Coal City Concert Saturday, January 28, 1978

P R O G R A M

Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Richard Wagner Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Capriccio Concertant W. Francis McBeth

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Curtain Up Warren Barker Andante and March from Symphony No. 6 P.I. Tschaikowsky

- Intermission - El Capitan John Philip Sousa Symphonic Jubilee Joseph Willcox Jenkins The Magic of Disney Warren Barker


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February 5, 1978

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Wilmette, Illinois


Wilmette Junior High School Howard School—17th and Spencer

3 p.m.

PROGRAM

Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Richard Wagner


Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Curtain Up Warren Barker Andante and March from Symphony No. 6 P.I. Tschaikowsky

—Intermission— El Capitan John Philip Sousa Symphonic Jubilee Joseph Willcox Jenkins The Magic of Disney Warren Barker


203

February 22, 1978

The Kiwanis Club of Barrington Proudly Present The Northshore Concert Band


Barrington High School 8 p.m.

P R O G R A M

Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Richard tWagner


Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold Andante and March from Symphony No. 6 P. I. Tschaikowsky

- Intermission - El Capitan John Philip Sousa Petite Suite Claude Debussy The Magic of Disney Warren Barker

Northshore Concert Band Chorus Encores Hello Dolly America the Beautiful

204

March 1, 1978

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

44th Annual American Bandmasters Association Convention John P. Paynter, Conductor; Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

8:00 p.m.

Program Fanfare Opening — “Strike Up the Band” George Gershwin — Arr. John P. Paynter

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key

John P. Paynter, Conducting Director, Northshore Concert Band

Overture — “The Corsair” Hector Berlioz

Lt. Col. Richard E. Thurston, Conducting Chief, Bands Branch SAF/OICE

Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from “Lohengrin” Richard Wagner

Dr. William D. Revelli, Conducting (No, there was a substitute) Arr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Director of Bands Emeritus, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold

Dr. Lawrence R. Sutherland, Conducting Arr. Thad Marciniak Director of Bands, California State University, Fresno

Overture — “Emperor” Edward Kiesler

Edgar Thiessen, Conducting Arr. Edgar Thiessen Conductor, Kiel (Wisc.) Municipal Band Professor of Music, Silver Lake College and Lakeland College

Bolero From “Sicilian Vespers” Giuseppe Verdi

Dr. Alfred Reed, Conducting Arr. Alfred Reed Composer-Arranger, University of Miami (Florida)

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Capriccio Concertant W. Francis McBeth

Dr. W. Francis McBeth, Conducting Ouachita University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas

- Intermission -

Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson

Miles H. Johnson, Conducting Director of Bands, St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota

Petite Suite Claude Debussy

En Bateau — Cortege — Menuet — Ballet Arr. Frank Winterbottom Lt. Col. Gilbert Mitchell, AUS Ret., Conducting Music Director, Northern Virginia Chamber Orchestra

The 1978 Ostwald Award Winner — Undergraduate Student Category

205

Major Allen C. Crowell, Conducting Associate Bandmaster, The United States Army Band

La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach

Col. Arnald D. Gabriel, Conducting (Paynter was substitute) Arr. Lawrence Odom Commander/Conductor, United States Air Force Band

Hello Dolly Jerry Herman

Barbara Buehlman, Conducting Arr. W. B. Anderson Assistant Conductor, Northshore Concert Band Chairman of Fine Arts, Round Lake (IL) Public Schools

206

March 8,1978

A COMBINED BAND CONCERT Wednesday, March 8,1978

MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL 8:00 P.M.

Participants THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE


THE MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND AND JAZZ ENSEMBLE


PROGRAM Vangie Jeff Taylor

Soloists: Dan Bellows - Tenor Sax Dotty Boehm - Trumpet

Makin’ the Grade Jim Progris

Soloists: Tom Murelle - Tener Sax Allen Falcon - Baritone Sax Keith Turner - Drums

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

March Lamar Clifton Williams Hebrides Suite Clare Grundman

I. The Peat-Fire Flame IV. The Road to the Isles

Make Me Smile James Pankow

from “Chicago: A Portrait in Sound” arr. John Cacavas

MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold The Magic of Disney Warren Barker Hello Dolly Jerry Herman

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Prelude to Act III of Lohengrin Richard Wagner

207

arr. Frank Erickson Barbara Buehlman, Conductor

A Chorus Line (Selections) Marvin Hamlisch

I Hope I Get It arr. John Cacavas What I Did for Love One

John P. Paynter, Conductor The Dam Busters (Concert March) Eric Coates


COMBINED BANDS

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March 18, 1978



SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL FOR WINDS, PERCUSSION, STRINGS AND PIANO Saturday, March 18, 1978

GRAND FINALE PROGRAM Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson Petite Suite Claude Debussy Arr. Frank Winterbottom

En Bateau Cortege Menuet Ballet

Capriccio Concertant W. Francis McBeth

Barbara Buehlman, Conducting Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold Arr. Thad Marciniak The Magic of Disney Arr. Warren Barker

Northshore Band Choir

209

April 2, 1978

NORTHWESTERN UN’IVERSITY School of Music

presents the

MEDALIST CONCERT BAND

Earl G. Benson, conductor Louis C. Witt, associate conductor

and the



SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1978, 2:00 P.M.

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Evanston, Illinois

- P R O G R A M -

Hai1 to the Fleet Richard Maltby Third Suite Robert Jager

March Waltz Rondo

Canticles Elliott Del Borgo

(Featuring the Flute Section) Western Overture Thom Ritter George

Mr. Witt, conducting Jewel Song Charles Gounod

Christine Casey, soprano soloist Selections from the “Wiz” Charlie Smalls Arr. Robert Lowden

MEDALIST CONCERT BAND -INTERMISSION -

Othello - A Symphonic Portrait for Band Alfred Reed

Prelude (Venice) Aubade (Cyprus) Othello and Desdemona Entrance of the Court The Death of Desdemona: Epilogue

Jericho - Rhapsody for Band Morton Gould

210

Scherzo for Band Gioacchino Rossini

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Selections from “The Sound of Music” Richard Rodgers

Mr. Paynter, conducting Praise to the Lord Vaclav Nelhybel

COMBINED BANDS

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April 23, 1978

SCHOOL DISTRICTS 109, 110, AND 113 THE DEEREIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAND THE DEERFIELD COMMUNITY BAND

AND DEERFIELD PARK DISTRICT

proudly present the

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D O F W I L M E T T E John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Nancy Hinners, soprano

DEERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sunday, April 23, 1978, 3:00 p,m.

- P R O G R A M -

“Strike Up the Band”

Gershwin-Paynter Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dimitri Shostakovich Arr. Donald Hunsberger Othello - A Symphonic Portrait for Band Alfred Reed

Prelude (Venice) Aubade (Cyprus) Othello and Desdemona The Death of Desdemona: Epilogue

Scherzo for Band Gioacchino Rossini Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly

Prelude: The Fairy Tale Begins Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Viennese Musical Clock Song The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon Intermezzo Entrance of the Emperor and His Court

- INTERMISSION - Overture - “La Belle Helene” Jacques Offenbach Arr. Lawerence Odom Highlights from “Sound of Music” Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano The Magic of Disney Arranged by Warren Barker

Featuring the Northshore Band Chorus

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Encores: Hello Dolly Stars and Stripes Forever

213

June 29, 1978

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D O F W I L M E T T E John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Thursday, June 29, 1978, 1: 30 pm

WALLACE BOWL

PROGRAM

“Strike Up the Band” Gershwin-Paynter

Star Spangled Banner An Outdoor Overture Aaron Copland

Conducted by Ralph Abernathy

Two Slavonic Dances .Antonin Dvorak Conducted by O. D. Premo

Children’s March - “Over the Hills and Far Away” Percy A. Grainger

Conducted by Kathy Evans Tamboo. Francisco Cavez

Conducted by Bruce Hayner Mannin Veen Haydn Wood

Conducted by Darryl Jachens Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse

Conducted by Jeff Berger Overture to “Candide” Leonard Bernstein

Conducted by Robert Evans Shoutin’ Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore

Conducted by Glenn Rode A Jublilant Overture Alfred Reed

Conducted by Charles Hildreth American Salute - “When Johnnie Comes Marching Home” Morton Gould

Conducted by Elton Eisele Alla Barocca Caesar Giovannini

Conducted by Charles Hawes Tonight’s concert is narrated by Paul Bolman, solo flutist with the Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette. All of the works on tonight’s program will be conducted by members of the band.

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July 3, 1978



Monday, July 3, 1978,8:00 p.m.

WALLACE BOWL

- P R O G R A M –


STAR SPANGLED BANNER American Salute - “When Johnnie Comes Marching Home” Morton Gould Kiddie Ballet Ralph Hermann

Overture Baby Baptism Strolling the Baby Stroller Lullaby for a Naughty Girl Cops and Robbers Nightmare and F nale

American Folk Rhapsody No. 4 Clare Grundman Selections from Annie Charles Strouse

Conducted by Jeff Berger Variations on America Charles Ives Entrada Festiva Knut Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

215

July 9, 1978

Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital



Nancy Hinners, soprano Sunday, July 9, 1978, 2:00 p.m.

-PROGRAM-


STAR SPANGLED BANNER

Festive Overture Dimitri Shostakovitch American Folk Rhapsody No. 4 Clare Grundman Highlights from Sound of Music Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano March - “The Gladiator” John Philip Sousa Caprice Italien P. I. Tschaikowsky Shoutin’ Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach Variations on “America” Charles Ives Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik America, the Beautiful Samual Ward/Dragon Hello, Dolly Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

216

July 9, 1978

Skokie Fine Arts Oakton Park, Skokie, Illinois



Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Nancy Hinners, soprano

Sunday, July 9, 1978, 7:00 p.m.

-PROGRAM-


STAR SPANGLED BANNER Festive Overture Dimitri Shostakovitch American Folk Rhapsody No. 4 Clare Grundman Highlights from Sound of Music Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano March - “The Gladiator” John Philip Sousa Caprice Italien P. I. Tschaikowsky Shoutin’ Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach Variations on “America” Charles Ives Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik America, the Beautiful Samuel Ward/Dragon

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.July 13, 1978 NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF W1LMETTE


Nancy Hinners, soprano Thursday, .July 13, 1978

7 30 PM

W A L L A C E B O W L Wilmette, Illinois

P R O G R A M

- Strike Up the Band –

Star Spangled Banner

Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich Divertimento for Band, Opus 42 Vincent Persichetti Prologue

Song Dance Burlesque Soliloquy March

March - “The Gladiator” John Philip Sousa Sounds of Simon and Garfunkel Paul Simon

Conducted by Stanley Shell March With Trumpets William Bergsma

Conducted by Floyd Hendricks La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach Selections from “Sound of Music” Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Caprice Italien P. I. Tschaikowsky

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July 23, 1978

Sundays ’78

Co-sponsored by SKOKIE PARK DISTRICT

and SKOKIE FINE ARTS COMMISSION


July 23, 1978

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE John P. Paynter . . . . . . . Conductor

Barbara Buehlman. . . Assistant Conductor Strike Up the Band National Anthem Marchmanship Howard Cable American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins

Steven Lilja - Conductor Othello Alfred Reed

Prelude (Venice) Aubade (Cyprus) Othello and Desdemona Death of Desdemona; Epilogue

Scherzo for Band Gioacchimo Rossini Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold

Vivace Andantino Con moto e sempre senea parodia Allegro ma non troppo

Rhapsody for Band – Jericho Morton Gould Sounds of Simonand Garfunkle Paul Simon

Stanley Shell - Conductor Symphonic Poem - Finlandia Jean Sibelius

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July 27, 1978


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Thursday, July 27, 1978

7:30 PM

W A L L A C E B O W L Wilmette, Illinois

P R O G R A M

Strike Up the Band Star Spangled Banner Marchmanship Howard Cable American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins

Conducted by Steven Lilja Othello Alfred Reed

Prelude (Venice) Aubade (Cyprus) Othello and Desdemona The Death of Desdemona: Epilogue

Scherzo for Band Gioacchino Rossini Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold

Vivace Andantino Con moto e sempre senea parodia Allegro ma non troppo

Rhapsody for Band - “Jericho” Morton Gould Highlights from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson Symphonic Poem - “Finlandia” Jean Sibelius

* * * * *

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November 5,1978

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Sunday, November 5,1978 3:00 p.m.

Wilmette Junior High School Auditorium 17th and Spencer, Wilmette, Illinois

PROGRAM

Purple Pageant March Karl L. King Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Carl Friedemann Symphony No. 2 Robert Jager Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson

Intermission Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band Karel Husa

Fred Hemke, Alto Saxophone Maple Leaf Rag Scott Joplin Flight of the Bumble Bee N. Rimsky-Korsakoff

Featuring the Flutes and Clarinets Richard Wagner Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral

Al Isaac’s Wedding Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Philip Sousa The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise

221

December 16, 1978

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Mid-West Band and Orchestra Clinic Programs

Conrad Hilton Hotel

Saturday, December 16, 1978

11:00 am Clinic Concert Ceremonial Fanfares and Star Spangled Banner Paynter Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Friedemann/Buthoit Symphony No. 2, Mvts. I, II Jager Scherzo for Band Rossini/Schaefer

Barbara Buehlman conducting Othello, Mvts. I, II, III Reed

Alfred Reed conducting Flight of the Bumble Bee Rimsky Korsakoff/Davis Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band, Mvts. I, II Husa

Fred Hemke, Alto Saxophone Selections from Annie Strouse/Lang ‘Tis of Thee Dvorak La Belle Helene Overture Offenbach/Odom

Col. Arnald D. Gabriel conducting America, the Beautiful Ward/Dragon

12:30 pm Luncheon Pops Concert Slava! A Concert Overture Bernstein|Grundman Maple Leaf Rag Joplin/Marciniak Amazing Grace arr. Holmes Annie Laurie - Air Varie Pryor/Smith/Davis

Harold Keen, Trombone Daybreak Manilow/Anderson Around the World with “This Old Man” Sebesky The Music of McCartney McCartney/Barker

222

Holiday Spectacular arr. Barker Beautiful Noise Diamond/O’Reilly Malcontent Mule Conley A Christmas Greeting arr. Cheetham

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February 3, 1979 Fargo, North Dakota Nels Vogel Clinic, Nemzek Hall, Moorhead State University, 2:15 pm and 8:15 pm CONCERT SELECTIONS WILL BE TAKEN FROM THE FOLLOWING REPERTOIRE: America, the Beautiful Samuel August Ward/Arr. Carmen Dragon Sam Fox Annie Laurie - Air Varie Arthur Pryor/Glenn Smith/Arr. Albert Davis/ Ludwig Music Publishing Co.

Harold Keen, trombone soloist Dixie Arr. Morton Gould/Chappell & Company Flight of the Bumble Bee N, Rimsky Korsakoff/Arr. Albert Davis Ludwig Music Publishing Co.

Multiple Flute Solo Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter/Carl Fischer, Inc. His Honor March Henry Fillmore/Ed. Fred Fennell/Carl Fischer, Inc. Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson /Belwin Mills La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach/Arr. Lawrence Odom /Kjos West Nobles of the Mystic Shrine March John Philip Sousa /Sam Fox Othello - A Symphonic Portrait Alfred Reed /Belwin Mills Purple Pageant March Karl L. King /Karl L. King Music House Scherzo for Band Gioacchino Rossini/Arr. William Schaefer /Belwin Mills Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Big 3 Slava! A Concert Overture Leonard Bernstein/Arr. Clare Grundman /Boosey & Hawkes Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Carl Friedemann/Arr. Duthoit /Boosey & Hawkes Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman MSS

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. John Paynter MSS ‘Tis of Thee Robert Dvorak E. C. Kerby, Lt.

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February 18, 1979

Northshore Concert Band John Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Howard School

Wilmette, Illinois

ORDER OF PROGRAM IS NOT KNOWN Flight of the Bumble Bee N. Rimsky Korsakoff/Arr. Albert Davis

Multiple Flute Solo Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach/Arr. Lawrence Odom Selectlons from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Slava! A Concert Overture Leonard Bernstein/Arr. Clare Grundman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor

Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. John Paynter Trlbute to Canterbury Gordon Jacob Suite for Flute and Concert Band Claude Bollng

Paul Bolman, flute March on an Irish Air Claude T. Smith The Pathfinder of Panama March John Philip Sousa Encore: Dixie Arr. Morton Gould His Honor March Henry Fillmore/Ed. Fred Fennell

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February 21, 1979 Murphy School

Northshore Concert Band, Wilmette, Illin ois John Paynter, Conductor


ORDER OF PROGRAM IS NOT KNOWN Dixie Arr. Morton Gould Flight of the Bumble Bee N. Rimsky Korsakoff/Arr. Albert Davis

Multiple Flute Solo Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter His Honor March Henry Fillmore/Ed. Fred Fennell La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach/Arr. Lawrence Odom Selectlons from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Slava! A Concert Overture Leonard Bernstein/Arr. Clare Grundman Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. John Paynter Tribute to Canterbury Gordon Jacob Suite for Flute and Concert Band Claude Bollng

Paul Bolman, flute March on an Irish Air Claude T. Smith The Pathfinder of Panama March John Philip Sousa

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February 24, 1979

Northshore Concert Band John Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Concert & Clinic

Lincolnway Community High School, New Lenox, Ill.

ORDER OF PROGRAM IS NOT KNOWN Flight of the Bumble Bee N. Rimsky Korsakoff/Arr. Albert Davis

Multiple Flute Solo Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach/Arr. Lawrence Odom Othello – A Symphonic Portrait Alfred Reed Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. John Paynter Suite for Flute and Concert Band Claude Bollng

Paul Bolman, flute The Pathfinder of Panama March John Philip Sousa Encore: Dixie Arr. Morton Gould His Honor March Henry Fillmore/Ed. Fred Fennell

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March 17, 1979

Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice, and Percussion March 17, 1979

Sponsored Jointly by Northwestern University School of Music and the Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette



PROGRAM Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter Othello - A Symphonic Portrait for Band Alfred Reed

Othello and Desdemona Aubade (Cyprus) Prelude (Venice)

March on an Irish Air Claude T. Smith Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Slava! A Concert Overture Leonard Bernstein/Arr. Clare Grundman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor The Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson Armenian Dance No. 6 Alfred Reed Dixie Arr. Morton Gould

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March 28, 1979

AVOCA PARENTS AND TEACHERS’ CLUB PRESENTS:

A COMBINED BAND CONCERT

Wednesday, March 28, 1979

MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL 8:00 P.M.





PROGRAM Shaft Isaac Hayes arr. Rod Levitt

Soloist: Mike Ressler - Drums Deacon Blues Steeley Dan arr. John Higgins

Soloists: Tom Murelle - Tenor Sax Bill Schwartz - Drums

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Festivo Vaclav Nelhybel Stairway to Heaven J. Page and R. Plant arr. Frank Erickson March for Kim John O’Reilly

MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND Othello - A Symphonic Portrait Alfred Reed March on an Irish Air Claude T. Smith Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler arr. Barbara Buehlman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Slava! A Concert Overture Leonard Bernstein arr. Claire Grundman Armenian Dance No. 6 Alfred Reed

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NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND “Resurrection” Theme from Symphony No. 2 Gustav Mahler arr. Philip Gordon Duke Ellington in Concert Duke Ellington arr. Wayne Scott

Don’t Get Around Much Anymore Duke’s Place I Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good Do Nothin’ Till You Hear from Me In a Mellow Tone

Die Wacht Am Rhein, Marsch Franz von Blon (The Watch on the Rhine, March)

COMBINED BANDS

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March 31, 1979



Thornton Township High School Harvey, Illinois

ORDER OF PROGRAM IS NOT KNOWN

America, the Beautiful Samual August Ward/Arr. Carmen Dragon Dixie Arthur Pryor/Glenn Smith/Arr. Albert Davis

Harold Keen, trombone soloist Flight of the Bumble Bee N. Rimsky Korsakoff/Arr. Albert Davis

Multiple Flute Solo Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach/Arr. Lawrence Odom Othello – A Symphonic Portrait Alfred Reed Scherzo for Band Gioacchino Rossini/Arr. William Schaefer Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Slava! A Concert Overture Leonard Bernstein/Arr. Clare Grundman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. John Paynter Suite for Flute and Concert Band Claude Bollng

Paul Bolman, flute The Pathfinder of Panama March John Philip Sousa Armenian Dances (Part II) Alfred Reed

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April 8, 1979



Luther North High School Chicago, Illinois

Sunday, April 8, 1979 America, the Beautiful Samuel August Ward/Arr. Carmen Dragon Flight of the Bumble Bee N. Rimsky Korsakoff/Arr. Albert Davis

Multiple Flute Solo Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/Arr. John Paynter His Honor March Henry Fillmore/Ed. Fred Fennell La Belle Helene Overture Jacques Offenbach/Arr. Lawrence Odom Scherzo for Band Gioacchino Rossini/Arr. William Schaefer Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler/Arr. Barbara Buehlman

Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. John Paynter Tribute to Canterbury Gordon Jacob Suite for Flute and Concert Band Claude Bollng

Paul Bolman, flute The Pathfinder of Panama March John Philip Sousa Armenian Dances (Part II) Alfred Reed

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May 12, 1979 First AnnualSpring Choral Festival Chorus and Band Festival Pick-Staiger, Evanston – 8:15 p.m.

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June 16-17, 1979


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Gerry Traxler, Conductor, Choral Dynamics

Libertyville High School

Libertyville, Illinois June 16-17, 1979, 8 p.m.

PROGRAM

Copacabana Manilow Swinging on a Star Van Heusen Annie Laurie Call Me The Tale of the Enlightened Glow-Worm Traditional Before the Sun Goes Down Traditional My Romance Rodgers Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody Schwartz The Instruments

Choral Dynamics

Slava, A Concert Overture Bernstein Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Arr. Lang Jazz Suite for Flute Claude Bollng

Paul Bolman, flute March - His Honor Henry Fillmore Dixie - Setting for Concert Band Morton Gould Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Armenian Dances Alfred Reed America, the Beautiful Samuel Ward-Carmen Dragon Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

Northshore Concert Band The Entertainers Joplin

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Dry Bones Arr. Yoder Twentiana Arr., Ades Relax Yoder A Symphonic Portrait (Medley) Gershwin I Believe in Music Davis You’ll Never Walk Alone Rodgers George M. Cohan Patriotic Fantasy Cohan

Chorus and Band

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June 28, 1979



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, June 28, 1979, 7:30 P.M.

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin, arr. John P. Paynter America the Beautiful Samuel Agustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon Blue Lake Overture John Barnes Chance George Gershwin — A Symphonic Portrait arr. Bruce Chase Patriotic Fantasy George M. Cohan Selections from Annie Charles Strouse His Honor March Henry Fillmore Twentiana — A Montage of Songs of the 1920s arr. Hawley Ades Armenian Dances Alfred Reed Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance

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July 1, 1979 July 1, 1979



WORLD SAXOPHONE CONGRESS PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON

Sunday, July 1, 1979

Before the Dawn Samuel Pellman Steven Mauk, soprano saxophone

Concerto for Saxophone Quartet and Wind Orchestra Erland von Koch

The Northwestern University Saxophone Quartet Debra Richtmeyer, soprano saxophone

Daryl Liquin, alto saxophone David Hastings, tenor saxophone Joan Wurm, baritone saxophone

Concert Piece David Ward

Dale Underwood, alto saxophone Concerto for Saxophone and Band Ingolf Dahl

Recitative Adagio Rondo alla marcia

Donald Sinta, alto saxophone

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PLEASE NOTE THIS ADDITION TO THE CONGRESS PROGRAM. SUNDAY, July 1, 1979 PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL 2:00 p.m. ENSEMBLE DE SAXOPHONES FRANCAIS

Michel Nouaux, Soprano Saxophone Roland Audefroy, Alto Saxophone Guy Lacour, Tenor Saxophone Gilbert Viatgé, Baritone Saxophone Lucie Robert, Piano

Magheia pour quatuor de saxophones et piano Lucie Robert

1. Introduction et Cantiléne 2. Ronde 3. Recit 4. Misterioso e quasi una fantasia 5. Recit 6. Final

Quatuor pour Saxophones (1969) Guy Lacour

1. Elegie (Billaudet) 2. Scherzo 3. Rondo Final

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July 3, 1979 Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette July 4, 1979 Glenview Community Church [] July 7 and 8, 1979 Governor Dodge State Park [] Dodgeville, Wisconsin July 12, 1979 Gillson Park July 15, 1979



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Sunday, July 15, 1979, 8:00 p.m.

Four Cornish Dances, op. 91 Malcolm Arnold, trans. John P. Paynter

Vivace Andantino Con moto e sempre aenea parodia Allegro ma non troppo

The Three Bs

Gavotte Johann Sebastian Bach Intermezzo Johannes Brahms Bagatelle Ludwig van Beethoven

Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett


Pas Redouble Camille Saint-Saëns An der schönen blauen Danube Johann Strauss My Fair Lady Selections Frederick Loewe Russian Sailor's Dance Reinhold Gliere Billy Joel in Concert Billy Joel Ritual Fire Dance Manuel de Falla On the Esplanade Keith Crosby Brown

performed in memory of Arthur Fiedler

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July 26, 1979



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, July 26, 1979, 8:00 p.m.

– P r o g r a m -

OPERATIC SHOWCASE Introduction to Act III of Lohengrin Richard Wagner Minuet and Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Orpheus Christoph Gluck Overture - La Gazza Ladra Gioacchino Rossini Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Greensleeves Arranged by Alfred Reed Selections from the Ballet, The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere

Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman One Fine Day from Madame Butterfly Giacomo Puccini Selections from Carmen Georges Bizet

Nancy Hinners, soprano Trombonanza Frank Cofield Excerpts from the Opera, Andrea Chenier Umberto Giordano

*****

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July 29, 1979



Northbrook Village Green, 1810 Walters, Northbrook, Illinois July 29, 1979, 3 pm

- PROGRAM -

Opening - “Strike Up the Band” National Anthem – “Star Spangled Banner”

March - Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Russian Sailors’ Dance from The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere Four Cornish Dances Malcolm Arnold Selections from My Fair Lady Frederick Loewe

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Waltz - “Belle of the Ball” Leroy Anderson George M. Cohan Patriotic Fantasy George M. Cohan Trombonanza Frank Cofield Dixie Morton Gould

* * * * *

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July 29, 1979



Oakton Park, Skokie, Illinois, 7 pm July 29, 1979

- PROGRAM -

Strike Up the Band Gershwin/Paynter Introduction to Act III of Lohengrin Richard Wagner Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett

Cake Walk Schottische Western One-Step Wall Flower Waltz Rag ;

Selections from Annie Charles Strouse Buglers Holiday Leroy Anderson Selections from the Ballet, The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere

Arranged and conducted by Barbara Buehlman Blue Danube Waltz Johann Strauss Selections from Carmen Georges Bizet

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Trombonanza Frank Cofield Twentiana Howley Ades

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September 3, 1979



Navy Pier, Chicago September 3, 1979

- PROGRAM - 2:00 p.m. Strike Up the Band Semper Fidelis March Prelude to Act III - Lohengrin Four Cornish Dances Bugler’s Holiday Selections from Annie (Barbara) Belle of the Ball Broadway Curtain Time Russian Sailor’s Dance Hello Dolly 3:00 - 3:50 Intermission 4:00 p.m. Golden Jubilee March Selections from Andrea Chenier Clarinet Cake Selections from My Fair Lady (Barbara) Trombonanza Original Dixieland Concerto His Honor March George Gershwin Symphonic Portrait Pas Redouble George M. Cohan Patriotic Fantasy Stars and Stripes Forever Encore and Slip-in Possibilities (either program) Twentiana National Emblem America, the Beautiful Gardes du Corp March Barnum and Bailey’s Bavorite Dixie

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November 14, 1979



New Trier West High School Auditorium 8 p.m. 7 Happ Road, Northfield, Illinois

November 14, 1979

- PROGRAM - Festive Overture Dimitri Shostokovitch Norwegian Rhapsody Clare Grundman Scene and Triumphal Dance of the Coolies Reinhold Gliere

Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Galop Georges Bizet The Veterans’ March Gabriel Pares

- Intermission - Symphonic Movement Vaclav Nelhybel One Fine Day Puccini/Cailliet

Nancy Hinners, Soprano The Toy Trumpet Raymond Scott American Patrol (as styled by Glenn Miller) Arr. by Jerry Gray

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December 13, 1979

The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette, Illinois

33rd Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic John P. Paynter, Conductor


Thursday, December 13, 1979, 8:00 P.M. Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois

PROGRAM

Ceremonial Fanfares and the National Anthem Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dimitri Shostakovich

Transcribed by Donald Hunsberger Four Scottish Dances, Opus 59 Malcolm Arnold

Transcribed by John P. Paynter Morceau De Concert, Opus 94 Camille Saint-Saëns

Earle Louder, euphonium Frederic C. Ebbs, guest conductor Transcribed by Douglas A. Nelson

Norwegian Rhapsody Clare Grundman

William P. Foster, guest conductor

Symphonic Movement (1966) Vaclav Nelhybel Galop (The Ball) from Opus 22, Children’s Games Georges Bizet

Transcribed by William A. Schaefer Scene and Triumphal Dance of the Coolies Reinhold Gliere

From the Red Poppy Ballet Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

A Tribute to Rudy Wiedoeft Arranged by Gunther Schuller

Valse Erica Saxarella Saxophobia

The saxophone solo part in this published edition is edited by Ted Hegvik.

Ted Hegvik, alto saxophone Richard S. Lum, guest conductor

Un Bel Di Vedremo (One Fine Day) Giacomo Puccini

from the opera, Madame Butterfly Nancy Hinners, soprano

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Arranged by Lucien Cailliet Andrea Chenier (Excerpts from the Opera) Umberto Giordano

Arranged by J. J. Richards

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February 2, 1980


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Frederick Fennell, guest conductor

31ST ANNUAL NORTHWEST BAND CLINIC

produced by Nels Vogel Music Company NEMZEK HALL, MOORHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY, MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA

Saturday, February 2, 1980

PROGRAM SELECTED FROM THE FOLLOWING REPERTOIRE Alleluias Jared Spears America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon Excerpts from the opera Andrea Chenier Umberto Giordano, arr. J. J. Richards Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Carnival of Venice arr. Del Staigers

“Doc” Severinsen, trumpet Chorale and Capriccio Arne Running Concerto No. 2 for Trumpet and Band Fisher Tull

“Doc” Severinsen, trumpet Facade William Walton, arr. O’Brien Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Donald Hunsberger Five Latin American Dances John Rodby Galop (The Ball), from Children’s Games, op. 22 Georges Bizet, trans. William A. Schaefer La Virgen de la Macarena (trumpet solo) Arranger Charles Koff/Koff Music Co.

“Doc” Severinsen, trumpet Norwegian Rhapsody Ciare Grundman O’er the Land of the Free John P. Paynter Un bel di vedremo, from the opera Madame Butterfly Giacomo Puccini, arr. Lucien Cailliet

Nancy Hinners, soprano Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Malcolm Arnold, trans. John P. Paynter Scene And Triumphal Dance of the Coolies, from The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Symphonic Movement Vaclav Nelhybel Symphony No. 3 Vittorio Giannini The United States Army March Thomas F. Darcy Jr. The Veterans’ March Gabriel Pares

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February 2, 1980 Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette Nels Vogel Clinic February 2, 1980 Probable Program Order and Alternative Selections and Encores O’ER THE LAND OF THE FREE AND STAR SPANGLED BANNER FESTIVE OVERTURE - SHOSTAKOVICH PRELUDE, SICILIANO AND RONDO - ARNOLD/PAYNTER ONE FINE DAY - PUCCINI (Nancy) SOUND OF MUSIC - RODGERS (Nancy) (selection from) SCENE AND TRIUMPHAL DANCE - GLIERE/BUEHLMAN (Barbara conducting) FIVE LATIN-AMERICAN DANCES - RODBY

Movements III, IV and V only SELECTIONS FROM “FACADE” - WALTON/O’BRIEN

Popular Song Jodelling Song Polka

CHORALE AND CAPRICCIO – RUNNING ANDREA CHENIER EXCERPTS - GIORDANO ENCORE SELECTIONS: ALTERNATIVE SELECTIONS:

America, the Beautiful Broadway Curtain Time Stars and Stripes Forever Norwegian Rhapsody

“Doc’s” Three Selections Will Be Built into the Program at His Direction:

Concerto No. 2 - Tull La Virgen de la Macarena Carnival of Venice

WE WILL NOT PROGRAM:

Alleluias - Spears Fairest of the Fair - Sousa Four Scottish Dances – Arnold Galop - Bizet Symphonic Movement - Nelhybel Symphony No. 3 - Giannini The United States Army March - Darcy The Veterans’ March - Pares

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February 27, 1980

AVOCA PARENTS’ AND TEACHERS’ CLUB Presents:

A COMBINED BAND CONCERT Wednesday, February 27, 1980

MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL

8:00 P.M.





PROGRAM

JAZZ ENSEMBLE Sombrero Jay Chattaway

Soloists: Dan Gutof - Tenor Sax Judy Shatkin - Piano Andy Berman - Tenor Sax Mike Newmark - Drums

Killer Joe Benny G.olson arr. Higgins

Soloists: Dan Bellows - Tenor Sax Eileen Dordek & Adam Sheridan – Trumpet Shawn Quaid - Trombone Jon Boba - Drums

MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND

“Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon” Percy Aldridge Grainger Alaska Scherzo Vaclav Nelhybel Mac Arthur Park Jimmy Webb Burnished Brass (Concert March) John Cacavas

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Roman Carnival Overture Hector Berlioz Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Malcolm Arnold Coronation Scene from “Boris Godunov” Modest Moussorgsky

(Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman)

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The Magic Trumpet James F. Burke

Keith Ramsden, trumpet soloist Original Dixieland Concerto Johnny Warrington

COMBINED BANDS Jedermann Overture Paul W. Whear

Miss Buehlman, conducting Majorca Oliver E. Nelson

Mr. Meltzer, conducting New Comrades March Carl Teike

Mr. Paynter, conducting

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March 1, 1980

Barrington High School Barrington, Illinois

The Kiwanis Club of Barrington

and Barrington Middle School Bands

are proud to present


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Roman Carnival Overture Hector Berlioz Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Malcolm Arnold-Paynter Coronation Scene from “Boris Godunov” Modest Moussorgsky

(Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman) One Fine Day G. Puccini

(Nancy Hinners, soprano soloist)

— Intermission — Symphony No. 3 Vittorio Giannini

Allegretto Allegro con brio

Original Dixieland Concerto Johnny Warrington Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Encores:

Stars and Stripes Forever America The Beautiful

March 22, 1980



PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Saturday, March 22, 1980, 1:00 P.M.

Roman Carnival Overture Hector Berlioz Scenes from The Louvre Norman Dello Joio

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Coronation Scene from Boris Godunov Modest Moussorgsky, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Magic Trumpet James Burke

Keith Ramsden, trumpet Symphony No. 3 Vittorio Giannini

Allegretto Allegro con brio

Original Dixieland Concerto Johnny Warrington Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance

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April 20, 1980


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Sheldon Cohen, guest conductor

Choir of the First Congregational Church of Wilmette — Elaine Berkenstock, conductor

Glenview United Methodist Church Choir — Leora Delord, conductor Choir of the Church of St. Elisabeth, Glencoe — Peter Herr, conductor

St. Giles Episcopal Church Choir, Northbrook — Tom Willis, conductor Chapel Singers, Mount Prospect — Lucy Ding, conductor

Chapel Choir, Northwestern University — Grigg Fountain, conductor University Chorus, Northwestern University — Paul Aliapoulios, conductor Springfield Baptist Church Choir, Evanston — Christine Samuels, conductor

First Presbyterian Church Choir, Deerfield — Paul Aliapoulios, conductor First Presbyterian Church Choir, Lake Forest — William Schnell, conductor

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON

Sunday, April 20, 1980, 8:15 P.M. Roman Carnival Overture Hector Berlioz, trans. V. F. Safranek Coronation Scene from Boris Godunov Modest Moussorgsky, trans. Barbara Buehiman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Symphony No. 3 Vittorio Giannini

Allegro energico Adagio Allegretto Allegro con brio


Yosemite Suite Sheldon Cohen

Sheldon Cohen, conductor Beautiful Savior F. Melius Christiansen The Hymn of Jesus Gustav Holst, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Combined Choirs and Northshore Concert Band

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June 22, 1980 Northbrook



PROGRAM CONCERT MARCH - From Tropic to Tropic Russell Alexander A MANX TONE POEM – “Mannin Veen” Haydn Wood ENGLISH DANCES Malcolm Arnold

Andantino Vivace Mesto Allegro risoluto

THE MINSTREL BOY (from the “Irish Suite”) Leroy Anderson * MUSIC FOR A CARNIVAL Clare Grundman * CARNIVAL” Selection Bob Merrill

“Direct from Vienna” “Mira” (Can You Imagine That?) “Yes, My Heart” “Yum, Ticky, Ticky, Tum, Tum” “Love Makes the World Go Round” “Grand Imperial Cirque de Paris”

* Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

VARIATIONS QN A KOREAN FOLK SONG John Barnes Chance FOLK DANCES Dmitri Shostakovich FINALE FROM SYMPHONY NO. 4 IN F MINOR P.I. Tschaikowsky Encore: “Inglesina” Folk music from around the world is the primary theme of this concert with ethnic melodies from such places as Ireland, England, the Isle of Manx, the circus of Paris, Korea and Russia. Woven into the fabric of folk material is the greatness of some of the world’s best known composers, names like Tschaikowsky and Shostakovich. But, the creators of tunes to sing are represented too, in the music of Leroy Anderson, Malcolm Arnold and Russell Alexander. We promise you a varied program of light, not so light, and very entertaindng music from around the world.

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June 26, 1980

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETE John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehiman, assistant conductor

Gillson Park Wilmette

PROGRAM

Concert March - “From Tropic to Tropic” Russell Alexander A Manx Tone Poem - “Mannin Veen” Haydn Wood English Dances Malcolm Arnold

Andantino Vivace Mesto Allegro risoluto

The Minstrel Boy (from the “Irish Suite”) Leroy Anderson Sinfonia Nobilissima Robert Jager Variations on a Korean Folk Song John Barnes Chance Folk Dances Dimitri Shostakovich Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F minor P.l. Tschaikowsky Encore: Inglesina Folk music from around the world is the primary theme of this concert with ethnic melodies from such places as Ireland, England, the Isle of Manx, the circus of Paris, Korea and Russia. Woven into the fabric of folk material is the greatness of some of the world’s best known composers, names like Tschaikowsky and Shostakovich. But, the creators of tunes to sing are represented too, in the music of Leroy Anderson, Malcolm Arnold and Russell Alexander. We promise you a varied program of light, not so light, and very entertaindng music from around the world.

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July 4, 1980 Glenview Community Church Ice Cream Social No Printed Program. Played works from previous programs. Evanston July 13, 1980 Skokie Park District Ernie lost his printed program; program was similar to June 6

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July 19, 1980

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette, Illinois John P. Paynter, Conductor

Blue Lake Camp Twin Lake, Michigan

Sinfonia Nobilissima Robert Jager Symphony Number II .John Barnes Chance

Sussurando-Energico Elevato Slancio

Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture Arr. by Warren Barker “Hillbilly” from Americana Morton Gould Excerpts from the Opera, Andrea Chenier Umberto Giordano Arranged for band by J.J. Richards

Conducted by Dr. Leonard Falcone Director of Band Emeritus Michigan State University

Bobby’s Blues Paul Yoder

Doug Fox, Trumpet Soloist

15-minute intermission Selections from Carnival Bob Merrill

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman, Ass’t. Conductor First Movement “Allegro” from Concerto for Bassoon W. A. Mozart Arranged for Band by M.S. Erickson

Marty Erickson, Tuba Soloist United States Navy Band

Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich Arranged for band by H. Robert Reynolds Overture “1812” P.I. Tschaikowsky

Combined Band and Orchestra Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette, Ill.

Blue Lake Festival Orchestra

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July 24, 1980




PROGRAM Beatrice and Benedict Overture Hector Berlioz Kukuska—Peasant Dance Franz Lehar Polyphonies for Percussion Warren Benson Bobby’s Blues Paul Yoder

Doug Fox—Trumpet Solo Hillbilly from “Americana Suite” Morton Gould March - “The Thunderer” John Philip Sousa Two Slavonic Dances Antonin Dvorak Berceuse and Finale Igor Stravinsky Doug Fox is a graduate of New Trier West High School and the University of Illinois. He plays in the first cornet section of the Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette, and he is frequently featured as a jazz or swing soloist with this organization.

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July 27 Northbrook Park District Northbrook No printed program (We have Ernie’s handwritten notes) Beatrice and Benedict Berlioz Kukuska—Peasant Dance Lehar Bobby’s Blues Yoder Berceuse & Finale Stravinsky Broadway Show-Stoppers Arr. Barker Two Slavonic Dances Dvorak 1812 Overture P.I. Tschaikowsky The Thunderer

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July 30, 1980

F I F T Y - T H I R D S E A S O N NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION


CAMPUS CONCERT Pick-Staiger Lagoon

Wednesday, July 30, 1980 7:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M Feative Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Richard Wagner Highlights from the Broadway Musical Mame Jerry Herman Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold

Pesante Vivace Allegretto Con brio

Tailgate Concerto for Concert Band and Dixieland Combo Arr. John Warrington Petite Symphonie Charles Gounod

Andante cantabile Allegretto

“The Red Mill Overture” Victor Herbert Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohan Finale from Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Vassili Kalinnikov

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July 31, 1980 Hubbard Woods No program found September 14, 1980 Wilmette Fair

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November 12, 1980



NEW TRIER WEST HIGH SCHOOL, NORTHFIELD

Wednesday, November 12, 1980, 8:00 P.M. Celebration Overture Paul Creston The Final Covenant Fisher Tull The Penny-Whistle Song Leroy Anderson Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson The Barber of Seville Goes to the Devil Gordon Jacob, arr. Robert O’Brien Concerto Grosso for Saxophone Quartet and Band Frank Bencriscutto

Serenity Revelry

Jim Barkow, alto saxophone Doreen Peterson, alto saxophone Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone

Murray Fisher, baritone saxophone Colonial Ballads Norman Dello Joio First movement from Symphony No. 4 Anton Bruckner, trans. Barbara Buehlman Selections from Oliver Lionel Bart, arr. James H. Burden

Nancy Hinners, soprano Wedding Dance, from Hasseneh Jacques Press

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December 20, 1980



MID-WEST NATIONAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLINIC Chicago Hilton and Towers


Clinic Session A Conductor’s Spectacular

Col. Arnald D. Gabriel

William D. Revelli W. Francis McBeth

John P. Paynter

“Three Aces and a Joker Are a Full House” There doesn’t seem to be a program of the music that was played. Ernie’s notes say: Col. Arnald D. Gabriel conducted nine short excerpts from band literature. W. Francis McBeth conducted excerpts from Hindemith March, Symphonic Metamorphosis, and Kadish. William D. Revelli conducted excerpts from Verdi-Manzoni Requiem and Mahler’s Symphony #3 Finale Paynter: Moderator

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February 8, 1981

February 8, 1981--Pick-Staiger Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette

Assisted by the Alice Millar Chapel Choir and Festival Choir


Grigg Fountain, Director of Choirs Kurt Hansen, Tenor

William Walker, Baritone

PROGRAM NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

Rienzi Overture Richard Wagner Toccata, Adagio and Fugue J. S. Bach, arr. for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter Propagula Robert Linn A Short Ballet for Awkward Dancers Herbert Hazelman

March for Two Left Feet Waltz for People with Slipped Disks Twelve Tone Rag Four Footed Gallop

—Intermission—

COMBINED CHOIRS AND NORTHSHORE BAND

Alleluia Randall Thompson

Conducted by Grigg Fountain Beautiful Savior F. Melius Christiansen Excerpts from the Oratorio - “Elijah” Felix Mendelssohn Recitative and Air - “Draw near, all ye people.” Choral - “Cast thy burden upon the Lord.” Recitative - “Man of God.” Aria - “It is enough.” Recitative - “See, now he sleepeth.” Trio - “Lift thine eyes.” Chorus - “He watching over Israel.” Aria - “Then shall the righteous shine forth.” Chorus - “And then shall your light break forth.”

Instrumental Music Arranged for Symphonic Band by Barbara Buehlman Chapel Choir and Festival Choir Coached by Grigg Fountain

Festival Choir Coordinated by Melissa Sharp Kurt Hansen, tenor

William Walker, baritone

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Chairperson for this Choral Festival Concert is Melissa Sharp

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February 25, 1981 Murphy School

AVOCA PARENTS' AND TEACHERS' CLUB PRESENTS: A COMBINED BAND CONCERT

Wednesday, February 25,1981 MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL

8:00 P.M.

Participants


Barbara Buehlman, Asst. Conductor ~

THE MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND AND JAZZ ENSEMBLE Gene Meltzer, Conductor

Ann Wainer, Student Director (New Trier West HIgh School)

PROGRAM

JAZZ ENSEMBLE Night Life ., Jerry Nowak

Soloists: I. Robb Janov - Trumpet III. Clare Turner - Trombone II. Andy Berman - Tenor Sax IV. Mark Kawada - Alto Sax V. Adam Sheridan - Trumpet

Birdland Josef Zawinul

Soloists: I. David Metz - Trumpet IlI.Eileen Dordek - Trumpet II. Laura Culbertso n - Alto Sax IV. Dan Gutof - Tenor Sax V. Bob Wainer - Trombone


Prelude and March Ray Luke Send in the Clowns Stephen Sondheim from the Musical"A Little Night Music" arr. Cofield The Band Song William Schuman

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Polka and Fugue Jaromir Weinberger from "Schwanda", the Bagpiper Variations on “America" Charles Ives Espana Rhapsodie Emmanuel Chabrier A Short Ballet for Awkward Dancers Hazelman

I. March for Two Left Feet

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II. Waltz for People with Slipped Disks III. Twelve Tone Rag IV. Four Footed Galop

COMBINED BANDS Music for Winds and Percussion Elliot A. Del Borgo Mancini Spectacular arr. Warren Barker

I. Moon River II. Baby Elephant Walk III. Charade IV. Dear Heart V. Peter Gunn

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February 27, 1981

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette


Lincoln-Way Community High School, Frankfort, Illinois, 8 pm

Overture to “Rienzi” Richard Wagner Toccata, Adagio and Fugue J. S. Bach

Arranged for Symphonic Band by John P. Paynter

Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Variations on “America” Charles Ives

INTERMISSION Polka and Fugue from the Opera Schwanda, the Bagpiper Jaromir Weinberger (1896-1967)

Transcribed for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum March - The Southerner Russell Alexander

Arranged by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Mancini Spectacular Henry Mancini

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman A Short Ballet for Awkward Dancers Herbert Hazelman

March for Two Left Feet Waltz for People with Slipped Disks Twelve Tone Rag Four Footed Gallop

Espana Rhapsodie Emmanuell Chabrier Encore March “The Southerner” Chimes of Liberty March

Conducted by Randy Kummer

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March 21, 1981

A Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice and Piano Northwestern University Campus, March 21,1981

Finale Concert



Blue Lake Overture John Barnes Chance First Suite in E-Flat Gustav Holst


Triplets of the Finest Paul Henneberg Eleanor Miller, Trumpet

Doug Fox, Trumpet Dave Shaw, Trumpet

Symphonic Dance No. 3 - “Fiesta” Clifton Williams


An American in Paris George Gershwin Transcribed and Arranged for Symphonic Band by

John Krance

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June 16, 1981 NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND


Northbrook, Illinois

June 16, 1981 Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich Ballet Music from the Opera, “Prince Igor” Alexandre Borodin

Presto Andantino – Allegro vivo Allegro Presto

Selections from Annie Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin March – Americans We Henry Fillmore American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins Symphonic Suite Clifton Williams

Intrada Chorale March Antique Dance Jubilee

The Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson

Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture Arr. by Warren Barker Everything’s Coming Up Roses People With a Little Bit of Luck On a Clear Day You Can See Forever Try to Remember That’s Entertainment

Symphonic Scenario – “Victory at Sea” Richard Rogers Encore: Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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June 25, 1981



Gillson Park, Wilmette Bowl Thursday, June 25, 1981

Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich First Suite for Band Alfred Reed

March Melody Rag Galop

Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Amparita Roca – Paso Doble J. Texador Selections from Annie Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin Overture “Phedre” Jules Massenet March – Americans We Henry Fillmore American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik

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July 4, 1981


Afternoon - 4:30 pm Glenview Community Church

Star Spangled Banner Americans We March My Fair Lady Eternal Father Strong to Save Dixie Irving Berlin - Symphonic Portrait Amparita Roca Patriotic Sing-Along On the Mall American Civil War Fantasy & & & & & & & America the Beautiful Stars and Stripes Forever

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NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Evening - 8:00 pm

Glenview Golf Course July 4, 1981

Star Spangled Banner Americans We March Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Dixie Broadway Show Stoppers Rakes Of Mallow Annie Star Spangled Spectacular Patriotic Sing-Along On The Mall America The Beautiful Stars And Stripes Forever 1812 Overture Pencilled in: American Civil War Fantasy Amparito Roca George Washington March

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July 7, 1981 THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE


Northbrook July 7, 1981

Overture “Phedre” Jules Massanet Paso Doble “Amparita Roca” Jaime Texidor Eternal Father Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Selections from “Oklahoma” Richard Rodgers March “George Washington Bicentennial” John Philip Sousa Irving Berlin – “ A Symphonic Portrait” Arr. Hawley Ades Selections from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock/Michael Muckley Overture 1812 P.I. Tschaikowsky Encores pencilled in: Star Spangled Spectacular On the Mall

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July 18, 1981

Blue Lake Festival Orchestra Pre-Concert Selections

Canticum for Orchestra Sparre Olsen Symphony No. 5 - Opus 64 – 2nd Movement Tschaikowsky Symphony No. 2 – 4th Movement - Finale Sibelius Tubby the Tuba Kleinsinger and Tripp

Sam Gnagey—Tuba Senator Jack Faxon—Narrator

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Dr. Leonard Falcone, Guest Conductor

March - Americans We Henry Fillmore Phedra Overture Jules Massenet, transcribed for band by Lucian Cailliet

Rondo Caprice Herbert L. Clarke “From the Shore of the Mighty Pacific”

Eleanor Miller, Trumpet Soloist Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith First Suite for Band Alfred Reed

“Rag and Gallup” Barbara Buehlman, Conducting

Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson

INTERMISSION One Fine Day (from the opera, Madame Butterfly) Giacomo Puccini

Nancy Hinners, Soprano Solo Favorite from “My Fair Lady” Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loew March Scherzo - “March Electric” Giuseppe Creatore

(Arranged and Conducted by Dr. Leonard Falcone) Highlights from “Fiddler on the Roof” Sheldon Harnick, Jerry Bock

Arranged for John Paynter by Michael P. Buckley) American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik

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July 23, 1981 Winnetka

Winnetka Park District and First National Bank of Winnetka

present


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Eleanor Miller, trumpet solo


Hubbard Woods Park Thursday, July 23, 1981

7:30 pm Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Allerseelen Richard Strauss Rondo Caprice - From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific Herbert L. Clarke

Eleanor Miller, trumpet solo A Trumpeter’s Lullaby Leroy Anderson Celebration from Symphonic Songs for Band Robert Russell Bennett Selections from My Fair Lady Lerner and Loewe

Nancy Hinners, soprano Prelude to Faust Charles Gounod Overture from La Belle Helene Jacques Offenbach

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July 26, 1981 Northshore Concert Band SKOKIE - JULY 26 – 8:00 Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Allerseelen Richard Strauss Rondo Caprice “From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific” Herbert L. Clark

Eleanor Miller, trumpet solo A Trumpeter’s Lullaby Leroy Anderson Celebration from Symphonic Songs for Band Robert Russell Bennett Selections from My Fair Lady

Nancy Hinners, soprano Prelude to “Faust” Charles Gounod Overture from La Belle Helene Jacques Offenbach * * * * * * * * * * * * * * George Washington Bicentennial March John Philip Sousa

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July 30, 1981

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1981


Wilmette

PROGRAM Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Allerseelen Richard Strauss Rondo Caprice “From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific” Herbert L. Clark

Eleanor Miller, trumpet solo A Trumpeter’s Lullaby Leroy Anderson “Celebration” from Symphonic Songs for Band Robert Russell Bennett One Fine Day from Madame Butterfly Giacomo Puccini Selections from My Fair Lady

Nancy Hinners, soprano Prelude to “Faust” Charles Gounod Overture from La Belle Helene Jacques Offenbach

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * March - The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa

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November 1, 1981

Annual Fall Concert

Sunday, November 1, 1981 – 3:00 p.m Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Northwestern University

Evanston, Illinois

Program

Farnham Festival Overture Richard Rodney Bennett Tone Poem - Don Juan Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Fantasia Originale Picchi/Simone Mantia Master Sargeant Brian L. Bowman, Euphonium Soloist

Intermission A Norman Rockwell Suite William H. Hill Selected Highlights from The Student Prince Sigmund Romberg Soloists and Chorus from the Northwestern University Student Cast

Golden Days (Christopher Dreeson, baritone and William Martin, tenor) Serenade (Male Chorus)

Gaudeamus Igitur (Male Chorus) Deep in My Heart (William Martin, tenor and Donna English, soprano)

Drinking Song (John Giles, tenor and Male Chorus) Tony Billera, piano

Highlights from the Broadway Musical, Mame Jerry Herman Arranged by John Krance

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Any composer, in writing a composition for concert band, hopes to have it given good performances by good bands. When it’s performed by the Northshore Concert Band, and conducted by John Paynter, it is assured of a superior performance by a superior band. —Clare Grundman, Composer

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December 18, 1981

December 18, 1981 Mid-West Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette, Illinois

35th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic John P. Paynter, Conductor


35th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic Grand Ballroom, Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois

PROGRAM

Fanfare “La Peri” Paul Dukas Overture for Winds, Opus 24 Felix M endelssohn-Bartholdy

Arranged for Symphonic Band by John Boyd Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring J.S. Bach

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Alfred Reed Concerto for Euphonium Leopold Mozart

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Samuel Adler Master Sergeant Brian L. Bowman, Euphonium Soloist

United States Air Force Band Jazz Singer Neil Diam ond

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Jerry Nowak Prelude and Double Fugue Fisher Tull

Conducted by the Composer Concerto Grosso for Tubas and Band Vaclav Nelhybel Prelude and Fugue J.K.F. Fischer

Arranged For Symphonic Band and Conducted by Ray Cramer Bandante M.L. Daniels God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Arranged by George Strombeck A Christmas Intrada** Alfred Reed

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Festival Prelude** Richard Strauss

Arranged for Symphonic Band and Brass Choirs by Barbara Buehiman **Assisted by Brass Choirs from Area Community Bands.

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9:30 p.m.

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF PAUL YODER CLINIC CONCERT

“Forty Years in Forty Minutes”

Early Originals

Our Family Band Hail to the Varsity Drumbeat Jamboree Firehouse Speoial Bobby’s Blues Hail Alma Mater Alpha and Omega

Paul Yoder’s Instant Concert (with apologies to Harold Walters)

Dry Bones Mountain Majesty Flamenco Pachinko Relax La Fonda Rush Street Tarantella Gandy Dancers Hurricane Joshua

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January 29, 1982 January 31, 1982

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette A Quarter Century of Music for America


Friday, January 29, 1982 – 8:00 p.m. Plainfield High School Auditorium

Plainfield, Illinois

Sunday, January 31, 1982 - 3:00 p.m. Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Northwestern University

Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM El Salon Mexico Aaron Copland Autobiography – Part Two 1916-1935 Robert Russell Bennett

1916: MO. to N.Y. 1919: The Merrill Miracle 1926: A Parisian in Paris 1935: What Was the Question?

Prelude and Double Fugue Fisher Tull Portrait of the Theme, “Old Man River” Jerome Kern

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley - INTERMISSION -

Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

Transcribed for Band by Walter Beeler Narrated by Mel Zellman, WFMT Program Host

Porgy and Bess Selections (with soloists and choir) George Gershwin

Arranged for Concert Band by Robert Russell Bennett “Summertime” – “A Woman Is a Sometime Thing” – “I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’”

Bess, You Is My Woman” – “It Ain’t Necessarily So” – “ Picnic Parade” “Oh Lawd, I’m On My Way”

Nancy Gustafson, soprano Marcus Jordan, baritone

March – The Gallant Seventh John Philip Sousa

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March 10, 1982

A Combined Band Concert, Marie Murphy School, Wilmette, Illinois The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette

The Marie Murphy Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble Gene Meltzer, Conductor

Program

Jazz Ensemble

On Broadway C. Mann, C Weil, M. Stoller, J. Leiber

Soloists: I. Craig Raben – Trombone arr. by J. Higgins II. Julie Liu – Trumpet III. Kim Green – Piano IV. Jeff Kawada – Trombone V. David Blitz – Trumpet

Line Drive Jeff Taylor

Soloists: I. Matt Sands – Alto Sax II. Mara Cash – Piano III. Eileen Dordek – Trumpet IV. Dan Gutof – Tenor Sax V. Adam Sheridan – Trumpet

Marie Murphy Concert Band

Hebrides Suite Clare Grundman

III. Milking Song (Hebridean Game Song) IV. The Road to the Isles

The Pink Panther (Highlights) Henry Mancini

I. The Inspector Clouseau Theme arr. John Edmondson II. It Had Better Be Tonight III. The Pink Panther Theme

Northshore Concert Band Program to be announced

Combined Bands

Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Arranged by Warren Barker

“They’re Playing My Song” “Nobody Does It Better” “One” “If You Remember Me” “The Entertainer” “What I Did For Love”

Oro Quemado (Burnt Gold) William E. Rhoads

A Ladin-American Quickstep

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March 20, 1982

6th Annual Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice, and Piano Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, Northwestern University



Program Americans We Henry Fillmore

Arranged by Fred Fennell A Night on Bald Mountain Modeste Moussorgsky

Transcribed for band by John P. Paynter

Pavanne from “American Symphonette No. 2” Morton Gould Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Arranged by Warren Barker

“They’re Playing My Song” “Nobody Does It Better” “One” “If You Remember Me” “The Entertainer” “What I Did For Love”


Old Man River Jerome Kern

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Michael Buckley

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March 28, 1982

The Community Concert Association presents North Shore Concert Band

Concert, Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Program “An All-American Extravaganza”

El Salon Mexico Aaron Copland Transcribed for Band by Mark H. Hindsley Autobiography – Part Two 1916-1935 Robert Russell Bennett

1916: MO. to N.Y. 1919: The Merrill Miracle 1926: A Parisian in Paris 1935: What Was the Question?

Prelude and Double Fugue Fisher Tull Portrait of the Theme, “Old Man River” Jerome Kern


- INTERMISSION - Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

Transcribed for Band by Walter Beeler Narrated by Paul Bolman

First Suite for Band Alfred Reed

Rag Galop

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Porgy and Bess Selections (with soloists and choir) George Gershwin

Arranged for Concert Band by Robert Ru“Summertime” – “A Woman Is a Sometime Thing” – “I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’”

Bess, You Is My Woman” – “It Ain’t Necessarily So” – “ Picnic Parade” “Oh Lawd, I’m On My Way”

Nancy Gustafson, soprano Marcus Jordan, baritone

March – The Gallant Seventh John Philip Sousa

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April 18, 1982


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Jeffery Hickey, trumpet

NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR AND CHORUS

Elwood Smith, conductor

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Sunday, April 18, 1982, 8:15 P.M.

Symphonic Overture — Flag of Stars Gordon Jacob

From Every Horizon (A Tone Poem to New York) Norman Dello Joio Andante: commodo ed amabile Adagio Allegro con spirito

Trumpet Concerto Johann Nepomuk Hummel Allegro con spirito Andante Rondo

Jeffery Hickey, trumpet

Marvin Hamlisch Showcase arr. Warren Barker Barbara Buehlman, conductor

Wellington’s Victory (Battle Symphony, op. 91) Ludwig Van Beethoven Part I – The Battle

Trumpets and Drums on the English side English March “Rule Britannia” Trumpets and Drums on the French side French March “Marlborough” Call to Arms! The Battle

Part II – Victory Celebration


O Clap Your Hands Ralph Vaughan Williams

Creation Michael Hennigan

Frogs Norman Dinerstein Day Darken! Frogs Say A Treefrog Trilling Frog School Competing

On the Mountain, On the Hill (Traditional Russian) arr. Kolovsky

Excerpts from Symphony No. 8 “Symphony Of A Thousand” Gustav Mahler, arr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Hymn: “Veni, Creator Spiritus” and Finale Part I

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Instrumental Interlude Chorus Mysticus and Finale Part II

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May 26, 1982 Maine East High School, Park Ridge

Maine East Music Department and Maine East Music Boosters

presents The Northshore Concert Band

Spring Concert Wednesday, May 26, 1982


Program

Overture - Russlan and Ludmilla Michael Ivanovich Glinka Symphony for Band Vincent Persichetti

Adagio-Allegro Adagio sostenuto Allegretto Vivace

March - Silver Quill Dale Harpham/Sammy Nestico Lincolnshire Posy Percy Aldridge Grainger

Dublin Bay Harkstow Grange Rufford Park Poachers The Brink Young Sailor Lord Melbourne The Lost Lady Found

- Intermssion -

Symphony No. 1 Claude T. Smith

Flourish March Lyric Song Toccata

The Girl I Left Behind Me Leroy Anderson Finale from Symphony No. 1 in G minor Vasilie Kalinnikov

Arranged for Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

Encore: Under the Double Eagle

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June 24, 1982


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Don Owens, guest conductor

Paul Bolman, master of ceremonies Thursday, June 24, 1982, 8:00 p.m.

PROGRAM

OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM Mayflower Overture Ron Nelson

(Based on three Pilgrim Hymns from the Ainsworth Psalter, 1612: Psalm 3 (in major and minor). Psalm 136 and Psalm 100 - 01d Hundredth.)

Symphony No. 1 for Band Claude T. Smith


Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson

Seventy-Six Trombones Till There Was You The Wells Fargo Wagon Lida Rose Marian, the Librarian Seventy-Six Trombones – Reprise

Ballet Music from “Faust” Charles Gounod Waltz for the Corps de Ballet Ensemble of Helen and Her Trojan Maidens and

Cleopatra and her Nubian Slaves Entry of the Nubian Slaves Pas Seul of Cleopatra Entry of the Trojan Maidens Pas Seul of Helen Bacchanale and Entry of Phyrne

Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa Selection from “Carmen” Georges Bizet Molly on the Shore (Irish Reel) Percy Aldridge Grainger

(Played in commemoration of the composer’s 100th birthday) At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Arr. JaredSpears

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June 30, 1982 THIS WAS THE PROGRAM FOR A REHEARSAL PRIOR TO THE ACTUAL CONCERT JULY 14

Northshore Concert Band WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1982

John Paynter 25th Anniversary Surprise Concert

MUSICAL MEMORIES ALLA BREVE

P R O G R A M Strike Up The Band arr. John Paynter

Play as written and stand and sit as marked. O’er the Land of the Free arr. John Paynter

Warmup and tuning procedure. Play until given cut-off. Need volunteer to stand and complain “Where Are We?”

Die Fledermaus Overture Strauss/Cailliet

Begin at #24 and play to three measures before #29. Percussion to add loud boat whistle three measures before #29.

The Whistler and His Dog Arthur Pryer

Play as written. Paul Bolman to walk the dog and provide the BOW WOWS. Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance

Begin at #257. Brass and woodwinds take out chord on the downbeat of measure #257. Will be drums only for seven measures. Play as written to the end including all shouting and party-time antics. Carol Scattergood to provide all the noise makers, etc.

America the Beautiful Carmen Dragon

Play as written. No gags! Stars and Stripes Forever J.P. Sousa

If needed.

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July 3, 1982

NORTHSHORE CONCEPT BAND OF WILMETTE Saturday, July 3, 1982


INDEPENDENCE DAY PROGRAM

—OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM—

Under the Double Eagle March Joseph Wagner Mayflower Overture Ron Nelson Highlights from “A Chorus Line” Marvin Hamlisch Washington Post March John Philip Sousa Polka

Michael Lind, tuba soloist Favorites from “George M.” George M. Cohan Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson Carnival of Venice

Michael Lind, tuba soloist Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa Highlights from “Barnum” Cy Coleman March - Silver Quill Dale Harpham/Sammy Nestico At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Arr. JaredSpears America, the Beautiful Ward/Dragon Overture “1812” Peter I. Tchaikowsky Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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July 8, 1982

The First National Bank of Winnetka Presents the




Thursday, July 8, 1982, 7:30 p.m.

P R O G R A M

“Festival Fanfare” and our “National Anthem” Donna Diana Overture Emil N. von Resnicek Intermezzo from “Karelia Suite” .Jean Sibelius Concertante for Alto Saxophone and Band Clare Grundman

James Barkow, saxophone soloist Light Cavalry Overture Franz von Suppe Highlights from “Sophisticated Ladies” Duke Ellington Skogtrollet – Polka [PENCILLED IN—MAY NOT BE READING IT PROPERLY] “Carioca” Vincent Youmans

Michael Lind, tuba soloist Carnival of Venice

Michael Lind, tuba soloist Selections from “Barnum Cy Coleman

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman God of Our Fathers Claude T. Smith Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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July 14, 1982

F I F T Y - F I F T H S E A S O N NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION

C O N C E R T B A N D John P. Paynter, Conductor

Don Owens, Assistant Conductor

Assisted by NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE


CAMPUS CONCERT Pick-Staiger Lagoon


P R O G R A M

“MUSICAL AMERICANA” Fanfare for the Common Man Aaron Copland Third Suite for Band (Scenes de Ballet) Alfred Reed

Fanfare and Intrada Pas de deux Polka Excentrique Danse Generale

Sinfonia No. 4 Walter Hartley

Allegro deciso (Conducted by Gary Ciepluch) Adagio (Conducted by Kevin McKelvie) Vivace (Conducted by James Kaiser) Allegro molto (Conducted by Ned Avery)

A Musical Toast Leonard Bernstein

Summer Session Band

****** Light Cavalry Overture Franz von Suppe Highlights from “Barnum” Cy Coleman

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Concertante for Alto Saxophone and Band Clare Grundman

James Barkow, Alto Saxophone A Dixieland Jazz Funeral Jared Spears


******

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Mayflower Overture Ron Nelson The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

Combined Bands

****** Conductors for the “Sinfonia No. 4” by Walter Hartley are members of a class attending a workshop with Mr. Paynter, studying the “Interpretation of Style in the Large Serenades.”

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July 17, 1982

Firefly Festival

Saint Patrick’s Farm County Park SOUTH BEND,INDIANA

Saturday, July 17, 1982 8:00 p.m.


John P. Paynter, conductor.


P R O G R A M

FESTIVAL FANFARE AND OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM Mayflower Overture Ron Nelson Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring J. S. Bach

(Performed in Loving Memory of Ken Geoffroy) The audience will please refrain from applause at the conclusion.

Ballet Music from “Faust” Charles Gounod

Waltz for the Corps de Ballet Ensemble of Helen and Her Trojan Maidens and Cleopatra and Her Nubian Slaves Entry of the Nubian Slaves Pas Seul of Cleopatra Entry of the Trojan Maidens Pas Seul of Helen Bacchanale and Entry of Phryne

Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson Concertante for Alto Saxophone and Band Clare Grundman

James Barkow, soloist Selections from “Barnum” Cy Coleman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Light Cavalry Overture Franz Von Suppe

Vocal Selections - Judy Moen, Soprano

Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohan

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July 29,1982

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Thursday, July 29, 1982


PROGRAM

Overture, “Beatrice and Benedict” Hector Berlioz Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo Malcolm Arnold/Paynter Children’s March “Over the Hills and Far Away” Percy Grainger

(Played in commemoration of the composer’s 100th birthday) Mannin Veen Haydn Wood Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance

Vocal selections: Judy Moen, soprano Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith

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July 25, 1982

Skokie Park District and Skokie Fine Arts Commission Present

The Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette Sunday, July 5, 1982

7:00 p.m. Oakton Park, 4701 Oakton, Skokie



P R O G R A M Overture, “Beatrice and Benedict” Hector Berlioz Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Malcolm Arnold/Paynter Children’s March - “Over the River and Far Away” Percy Aldridge Grainger

(Played in commemoration of the composer’s 100th Birthday) Mannin Veen Haydn Wood Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance

Vocal Selections - Judy Moen, soprano Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith

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November 7, 1982


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Frederick Fennell, guest conductor William F. Ludwig II, snare drum


Sunday, November 7, 1982, 3:00 P.M. Crown Imperial — A Coronation March William Walton *Second Suite in F for Military Band, op. 28, no. 2 Gustav Holst, trans. Duthoit

March Song Without Words “I’ll Love My Love” Song of the Blacksmith Fantasia on the “Daragason”

*London Suite (London Every Day) Eric Coates, trans. G. Williams

Covent Garden Westminster (Meditation) In Town To-Night (Knightsbridge March)

Symphony in C Minor Ernest S. Williams

Finale – Allegro — Intermission —

Symphony for Band Morton Gould

II. Marches *English Folk Song Suite Ralph Vaughan Williams

March “Seventeen Come Sunday” Intermezzo “My Bonny Boy” March “Folk Songs from Somerset”

Symphonic Poem — The Universal Judgment Camille De Nardis, trans. Antonio Cafarella Connecticut Half Time Traditional, arr. J. Burns Moore

William F. Ludwig II, snare drum *Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa *High School Cadets John Philip Sousa *Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa

*Frederick Fennell, conductor

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December 16, 1982


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Frederick Fennell, guest conductor

Jeffery Hickey, trumpet


Thursday, December 16, 1982, 8:00 P.M. Crown Imperial — A Coronation March William Walton Symphony in C Minor Ernest S. Williams

Finale – Allegro Westminster (Meditation), from London Suite Eric Coates/G. Williams Entry March of the Boyares Johan Halvorson, arr. Clifford Barnes

Frederick Fennell, conductor Cornet Solo — The Debutante Herbert L. Clarke

Jeffery Hickey, trumpet Purple Pageant March Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter Meditation from Thais Jules Massenet, arr. Albert Austin Harding Coronation Scene from Boris Godunov Modest Mossorgsky, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Prelude to Act III from Die Meistersinger Richard Wagner, arr. Raymond F. Dvorak

Performed in Memory of Raymond F. Dvorak Victor Herbert’s Favorite Victor Herbert, arr. M.L. Lake

Nancy Hinners, soprano Judy Moen, soprano

Symphonic Poem — The Universal Judgement Camille De Nardis, trans. Antonio Cafarella Wedding Dance, from Hasseneh Jacques Press, arr. H.N. Johnston

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February 13, 1983


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Frank Winkler, guest conductor

The Frank Winkler Trio

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Sunday, February 13, 1983, 3:00 P.M.

Burlesque Overture Herbert Chappell, trans. Fuchs Corktown Saturday Night arr. William E. Rhoads *Perceptions I J. J. Johnson *Don Camillo Johnny Richards

The Northshore Concert Band Mexicali Nose Harry Betts Theme from Ice Castles Marvin Hamlisch

Jim Barkow, alto saxophone Straighten Up and Fly Right arr. Jerry Evans

Frank Winkler, vocalist The Residual Fire Dance Les Hooper

The Northshore Concert Jazz Band Frank Winkler, piano


Selections by the Frank Winkler Trio **En Memoriam de Chano Pozo David Amram **Manteca Chano Pozo, arr. Roger Pemberton **Duke Ellington Medley arr. Phil Bova Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

*conducted by Frank Winkler **featuring the Frank Winkler Trio with the Northshore Concert Band

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February 20, 1983 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY - DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC



Sunday, February 20, 1983 at 4 p.m. Chapel of the Resurrection

Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovitch (1906-1975) Third Suite for Band Alfred Reed (Scènes de Ballet)

Fanfare and Intrada Pas de deux Polka excentrique Danse générale

Corktown Saturday Night arr. William E. Rhoads Songs of a Wayfarer Gustav Mahler

On My Love’s Wedding Day (1860-1911) There is a Glowing Dagger arr. Buehlman


The Trombone King March Karl L. King arr. Paynter

INTERMISSION Coronation Scene from the Opera, Boris Godunov Modeste Moussorgsky (1839-1881) arr. Buehlman

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Perceptions I J. J. Johnson

Conducted by Frank Winkler Duke Ellington Medley arr. Phil Bova

Frank Winkler, piano Overture, “1812” Peter Ilich Tschaikowsky (1840-1893)

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February 23, 1983

A Combined Band Concert Wednesday, February 23, 1983

Marie Murphy School 8:00 P.M.


John P. Paynter, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Canductor


Genc Meltzer, Conductor

PROGRAM

JAZZ ENSEMBLE Eclipse Jeff Taylor

Soloists: Matt Sands - Alto Sax Jeff Kawada - Trombone Eric Johner - Drums

Killer Joe Benny Golson

Soloists: Jeff Wright - Baritone Sax arr. by John Higgins Kevin Levi - Drums


“Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon” Percy Aldridge Grainger Alaska Scherzo Vaclav Nelhybel Summer in Rio Claude T. Smith

NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovitch Corktown Saturday Night arr. William E. Rhoads Third Suite for Band (Scenes de Ballet) Alfred Reed

Fanfare and Intrada Pas de deux Polka excentrique Danse generale

Coronation Scene from the Opera, Boris Godunof Modeste Moussorgsky

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Conducted by Barbara Buehlman arr. Barbara Buehlman

COMBINED BANDS Tres Danzas De Mexico Setting by William Rhoads

I. El Pitayero (from Jalisco) II. El Café (Province unknown) III. El Curripiti (from Vera Cruz)

March from Mahler’s 2nd Symphony Gustav Mahler transcribed for Band by Maurice Gardner

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March 19, 1983

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Ray Cramer, conductor


Saturday, March 19, 1983, 1:00 P.M.

Regal Fanfare Antonio Soler, trans. Ray Cramer Four Preludes Robert Russell Bennett

George Vincent Cole Jerome

Victoria Waltz Leonard B. Smith

Doug Fox, Keith Ramsden and Greg Eriksen, trumpets Bricusse and Newly on Broadway arr. Warren Barker Boys of the Old Brigade W. Paris Chambers

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March 25, 1983 THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE


PROGRAM

Overture to La Belle Helene Jacques Offenbach Arranged for Band by Lawrence Odom Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance Spectrum Herbert Bielawa March—Cheerio Edwin Franko Goldman Concerto for Flute, Opus 8 Otar Gordeli

Walfrid Kujala, flutist

Intermission

Portrait of a Frontier Town Don Gillis Chamber of Commerce Where the West Begins Ranch House Party Prairie Sunset Main Street, Saturday Night

Arranged for Band by Glenn CliffeBainum Variations and Theme for Solo Flute and Band Anne McGinty

Walfrid KuJala, flutist Meditation from Thais Jules Massenet Arrangedfor Band by A. Austin Harding Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly

Prelude: The Fairy Tale Begins Viennese Musical Clock Song The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon Entrance of the Emperor and His Court

Arranged for Band by Glenn CliffeBainum March—Onward-Upward Edwin Franko Goldman

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April 17, 1983

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND


Sheldon Shkolnik, piano


Music for a Festival Gordon Jacob Intrada Overture Round of Seven Parts March Saraband Scherzo Madrigal Minuet and Trio Finale

Les Preludes Franz Liszt

— Intermission — Variations on a Nursery Rhyme Ernst von Dohnanyi, trans. John P. Paynter

Sheldon Shkolnik, piano Festival Prelude Richard Strauss, trans. Barbara Buehlman

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June 4, 1983



Pick-Staiger Mall Evanston, Illinois

Saturday, June 4, 1983 2:00 – 3:00 pm

PROGRAM

A Comedy Overture - “Vanity Fair” Percy E. Fletcher American Salute Morton Gould

(Based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”) Ballet Parisien Jacques Offenbach

Overture Valse Galop Valse Finale

March (1903) - “Jack Tar” John Philip Sousa Sarabande and Polka from the Ballet “Solitaire” Malcolm Arnold

(Arranged by John P. Paynter) American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins

(Conducted by Barbara Buehlman) Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson

“Seventy-Six Trombones” “Till There Was You” “The Wells Fargo Wagon” “Lida Rose” “Marian the Librarian” “Seventy-Six Trombones” (reprise)

Encores: Hello Dolly Jerry Herman

(Arranged for Band by W. B. Anderson) Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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June 8, 1983

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D OF WILMETTE, ILLINOIS



S A I N T J A M E S C A T H E D R A L 65 EAST HURON

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Wednesday, June 8, 1983 TWELVE O’CLOCK NOON

PROGRAM

American Salute Morton Gould

(Based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”) A Comedy Overture - “Vanity Fair” Percy E. Fletcher Ballet Parisien Jacques Offenbach


March (1903) - “Jack Tar” John Philip Sousa Sarabande and Polka from the Ballet “Solitaire” Malcolm Arnold

(Arranged by John P. Paynter) American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins

(Conducted by Barbara Buehlman) Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson

“Seventy-Six Trombones” “Till There Was You” “The Wells Fargo Wagon” “Lida Rose” “Marian the Librarian” “Seventy-Six Trombones” (reprise)

Overture “1812” P. I. Tschaikowsky

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July 3,1983

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Sunday, July 3,1983


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor INDEPENDENCE DAY CONCERT

Fanfare “Strike Up the Band” Gershwin/Paynter

THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER American Salute Morton Gould (“When Johnny Comes Marching Home”) Jericho Rhapsody Morton Gould Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson March “Hail to the Spirit of Liberty” John Philip Sousa Overture “ll Guarany” A. Carlo Gomez The Movies! Arr. John Higgins Selections from “The Sound of Music” Richard Rodgers

Nancy Hinners, soprano Broadway Show-Stoppers Arr. Warren Barker America, the Beautiful Samuel Ward/Dragon Overture “1812” P. I. Tschaikowsky

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July 4 Glenview Church and Glenview Park District

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July 14, 1983

First National Bank of Winnetka

presents the

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette John P. Paynter, oonductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Craig Williams, euphonium soloist

520 Green Bay Road

Winnetka, Illinois

Thursday, July 14, 1983 - 7:30 p,m.

P R O G R A M

Fanfare on “Strike Up the Band” - George Gershwn/Paynter

Star Spangled Banner Overture to Rienzi Richard Wagner Passion in Paint Henri René

At the Moulin Rouge (painting by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec) Persistence of Memory (painting by Salvador Dali) L’Absinthe (painting by Edgar Degas)

Concert March – “The Chimes of Liberty” Edwin Franko Goldman Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana” Pietro Mascagni Euphonium Solo – “Scherzo” Edwin Franko Goldman Bugler’s Holiday (Featuring the Entire Trumpet Section) Leroy Anderson Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture arr. Warren Barker March Slav P. I. Tschaikowsky NOTE: This apparently was the planned program. However, the euphonium soloist must not have shown up. The actual program (following the Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana) was as follows: Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson Bugler’s Holiday (Featuring the Entire Trumpet Section) Leroy Anderson Encore: Trumpeter’s Lullaby Leroy Anderson Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture arr. Warren Barker

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Folk Dances Dimitri Shostakovich March Slav P. I. Tschaikowsky 2 Encores: Selections from Hello Dolly Sonny Anderson The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Note #2: Herb Schneiderman gave me a program that says the euphonium soloist played “Londonderry Air” for an encore; the trumpet section played “Trumpeters Serenade,” Leroy Anderson, for an encore, and he listed as encores Stars & Stripes-Sousa, Folk Dances-Shostakovich, and “Music Man” – Willson.

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July 17, 1983 Museum of Science & Industry 11:30-12:30 July 21, 1983



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, July 21, 1983, 8:00 P.M.

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin, arr. John P. Paynter The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Overture to the opera Rienzi Richard Wagner Passion in Paint Henri René

At the Moulin Rouge (painting by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec) Persistence of Memory (painting by Salvador Dali) L’Absinthe (painting by Edgar Degas)

Mexican March — Zacatecas Genaro Codina Scherzo Edwin Franko Goldman

Craig Williams, euphonium Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson

featuring the trumpet section Hunting Polka — Aug der Jagd Johann Strauss Symphony No. 2 — first movement Alexander Borodin Marche Slav Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

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August 2, 1983 Northbrook 7:30 p.m.

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August 4, 1983

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Thursday, August. 4, 1983 John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Bruce Briney, trumpet soloist

PROGRAM

Fanfare “Strike Up the Band” Gershwin/Paynter

THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER Youth Triumphant Overture Henry Hadley Ballet Parisien Jacques Offenbach


Sarabande and Polka Malcolm Arnold/Paynter Concerto in D Major Giuseppe Tartini

Allegro moderato Andante mosso Allegro grazioso

Bruce Briney, trumpet Children’s March - Over the Hills and Far Away Percy A. Grainger Vanity Fair Overture Percy E. Fletcher Vocalise Sergei Rachmaninoff

Featuring the clarinet section Broadway Show-Stoppers Arr. Warren Barker La Forza del Destino Giseppe Verdi

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August 14–20, 1983



1983 CANADIAN CONCERT TOUR CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPOSITION, TORONTO

Thursday, August 18, 1983

REPERTOIRE Overtures

American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Overture to La Forza del Destino Giuseppe Verdi Il Guarany Overture A. Carlo Gomez Overture to Rienzi Richard Wagner Vanity Fair Overture Percy E. Fletcher Youth Triumphant Henry Hadley

Concert Pieces Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovitch Hunting Polka Johann Strauss Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana Pietro Mascagni Jericho Rhapsody Morton Gould Marche Slav Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 2 — first movement Alexander Borodin

Suites Ballet Parisien Jacques Offenbach Danses Sacred and Profane William H. Hill Passion in Paint Henri René Sarabande and Polka Malcolm Arnold, trans. John P. Paynter

Broadway and Film Broadway Show-Stoppers arr. Warren Barker Hello, Dolly Jerry Herman, arr. W. B. “Sonny” Anderson The Movies! arr. John Higgins Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson The Sound of Music Selections Richard Rodgers, arr. Robert Russell Bennett Strike Up the Band George Gershwin, arr. John P. Paynter

Solos and Ensembles Bugler’s Holiday (trumpets) Leroy Anderson Concerto in D Major (trumpet) Giuseppe Tartini/Johann Sebastian Bach Irish Tune from County Derry (soprano) Percy Aldridge Grainger Londonderry Air (euphonium) arr. Hawley Ades Scherzo (euphonium) Edwin Franko Goldman A Trumpeter’s Lullaby (trumpets) Leroy Anderson Vocalise (clarinets) Sergei Rachmaninov

Patriotic America, the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon American Salute Morton Gould O Canada arr. K. Bray Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter

Marches Children’s March “Over the Hills and Far Away” Percy Aldridge Grainger The Chimes of Liberty Edwin Franko Goldman Jack Tar March John Philip Sousa The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Zacatecas — Mexican March Genaro Codina

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September 11, 1983

Wilmette Fair No Printed Program

The following pieces were played, but the order isn’t specified. The Movies! arr. John Higgins Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson Bugler’s Holiday (trumpets) Leroy Anderson Irish Tune from County Derry (soprano solo) Percy Aldridge Grainger America, the Beautiful Samuel Ward/Carmen Dragon Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Zacatecas - Mexican March Genaro Codina Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa Selections from Gypsy Blue Tango El Capitan March (1896) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Escanada High School Cadets

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September 25, 1983 Lambs’ Farm

Libertyville, Illinos 2 p.m.

No Printed Program

The following pieces were played, and I assume the order is correct. Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Selections from “Hello Dolly” Jerry Hermann/Sonny Anderson Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson The Movies! arr. John Higgins Bugler’s Holiday (trumpets) Leroy Anderson Irish Tune from County Derry (soprano solo?) Percy Aldridge Grainger El Capitan March (1896) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Blue Tango Il Guarany Overture A. Carlo Gomez Selections from Gypsy Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa

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September 30 Navy Pier, Chicago 6:30-8:00 Wed.October 19 Marie Murphy Jr. High School 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.

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November 6, 1983



THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHORUS Robert A. Harris, conductor


Sunday, November 6, 1983, 3:00 P.M. Fêtes, from Nocturnes for Orchestra Claude Debussy, trans. William A. Schaefer Fantasia and Rondo, op. 34 Carl Maria von Weber, trans. Jack Snavely

JoAnn Metlicka, clarinet John P. Paynter Scholarship recipient

The Purple Pageant Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter The Trombone King Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite Karl L. King, ed. Glenn Cliffe Bainum The Pines of Rome Ottorino Respighi



Overture to Der Freischütz Carl Maria von Weber Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary Henry Purcell March Anthem — “Thou Knowest, Lord” Canzona Anthem — “Man That is Born of a Woman” March

Northwestern University Chorus Keith Ramsden and David Shaw, trumpets

Brian Byrne and Paul Bauer, trombones; Carol Scattergood, timpani Robert A. Harris, conductor

The Closing Doxology — Psalm 150 Norman Lockwood

Northwestern University Chorus and Northshore Concert Band

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December 7, 1983 Childrens Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois 7:00 p.m.

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February 12, 1984

Northshore Concert Band 28th Season


John Houseman, Narrator

February 12, 1984 Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Program Festival Variations (1982) Claude T. Smith (1932- ) Symphony No. 6 for Band (1956) Vincent Persichetti (1915- )

Adagio - Allegro Adagio sostenuto Allegretto Vivace

A Lincoln Address (1973) Vincent Persichetti (1915- )

Played on Abraham Lincoln’s birthday from the text of his Second Inaugural Address John Houseman, narrator

Intermission

Carnival of the Animals (1886) Camille Saint-Saens (1835-1921)

Verses by Ogden Nash Transcribed for Winds and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

Robert and Lisa Weirich, duo-pianists John Houseman, narrator

Introduction and Royal March of the Lion Hens and Cocks Horses of Tartary (Mules) Tortoises The Elephant Kangaroos Aquarium Personages with Long Ears The Cuckoo in the Woods Aviary Pianists Fossils The Swan Finale

Irish Rhapsody (1922) Victor Herbert (1859-1924)

Transcribed for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

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March 17, 1984? Eighth Annual Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice, Piano

Sponsored Jointly by Northwestern University School of Music and the Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

1:00 P.M. John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Portrait of a Frontier Town Don Gillis

Chamber of Commerce (1912-1978) Where the West Begins Ranch House Party Prairie Sunset Main Street, Saturday Night

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum (1888-1974) and Performed in Observance of His 95th Birthday

Spectrum (for Band and Electronic Pre-recorded Tape) Herbert Bielawa (1930- ) Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance (1932-1972)

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March 18, 1984

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor MAINE WEST TOWNSHIP

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Des Plaines, Illinois

Sunday, March 18, 1984 7:30 pm

P R O G R A M

Overture to La Belle Helene Jacques Offenbach

(Arranged for Band by Lawerence Odom) Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance Spectrum (for Band and Electronic Pre-recorded Tape) Herbert Bielawa March - “Cheerio” Edwin Franko Goldman Portrait of a Frontier Town Don Gillis

Chamber of Commerce Where the West Begins Ranch House Party Prairie Sunset Main Street, Saturday Night

(Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum)

-Intermission-

“Achieved is the Glorious Work” from Creation - Franz J. Haydn (Trombone Quartet)

Dixieland Band

(Selections to be Announced) March - “Onward-Upward” Edwin Franko Goldman Meditation from “Thais” Jules Massenet

(Arranged for Flutes and Band by A. Austin Harding) Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly


(Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum) + + + + +

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This Program is Sponsored by the COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION OF DES PLAINES

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March 24, 1984

Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette M.E.N.C.

Hilton Hotel, Clhicago John P. Paynter, conductor


Portrait of a Frontier Town Don Gillis

Chamber of Commerce (1912-1978) Where the West Begins Ranch House Party Prairie Sunset Main Street, Saturday Night

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum (1888-1974) and Performed in Observance of His 95th Birthday

Spectrum (for Band and Electronic Pre-recorded Tape) Herbert Bielawa (1930- ) Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance (1932-1972)

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March 25, 1984 Northshore Concert Band

28th Season John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Walfrid Kujala, flutist


P R O G R A M Overture to La Belle Helene Jacques Offenbach

Arranged for Band by Lawerence Odom Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance Spectrum (for Band and Electronic Pre-recorded Tape) Herbert Bielawa March - “Cheerio” Edwin Franko Goldman Concerto for Flute, Opus 8 Otar Gordeli

Walfrid Kujala, flutist

Intermission Portrait of a Frontier Town Don Gillis

Chamber of Commerce Where the West Begins Ranch House Party Prairie Sunset Main Street, Saturday Night

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Variations and Theme for Solo Flute and Band Anne McGinty

Walfrid Kujala, flutist March - “Onward-Upward” Edwin Franko Goldman Meditation from Thais Jules Massenet

Arranged for Band by A. Austin Harding Hary Janos Suite Zoltan Kodaly


Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

March—Onward-Upward Edwin F

Encore: March—On the Mall Edwin Fra

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May 12, 1984

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor LORAS COLLEGE HALL

Dubuque, Iowa Saturday, May 12, 1984

8:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M Overture to La Belle Heléne Jacques Offenbach Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance The Final Covenant Fisher Tull Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Philip Sousa

-- INTERMISSION -- Poet and Peasant Overture Franz von Suppé Original Fantasy--Baritone Solo Mantia

David Lang, soloist Meditation from “Thais” Jules Massenet Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance

**** **** ****

This Program Is Sponsored by theDUBUQUE ARTS GOUNCIL

MUSICIANS PERFORMANCE TRUST FUND DUBUQUE MUSICIANS UNION

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June 6, 1983

N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor S U M M E R F E S T 1 9 8 4

Cathedral of St. James 65 East Huron CHICAGO

- P R O G R A M – National Emblem March E. E. Bagley La Belle Heléne Overture Jacques Offenbach Highlights from Camelot Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Jared Spears Rakoczy March from Dannation of Faust Hector Berlioz Civil War Suite - “The Blue and The Gray” Clare Grundman Broadway Curtain Time Arranged by John Krance

Hello, Dolly! Put on a Happy Face If He Walked Into My Life Mame Once Upon a Time Hey, Look Me Over

Overture 18l2 P. I. Tschaikowsky

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June 24, 1984

Northshore Concert Band Lambs Farm, Libertyville, IL

2:00 p.m.

Program National Emblem March E. E. Bagley King Orry – Rhapsody Wood Toccata Girolamo Frescobaldi/Slocum From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific Clark

Cornet Solo (Soloist unknown) Poet and Peasant Overture Franz von Suppé Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley The Blue and the Gray (Civil War Suite) Clare Grundman (1913- ) Camelot – Highlights Lerner-Loewe, arr. Yoder At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Spears Stars & Stripes Forever Sousa

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July 1 Hamilton Hotel, Itasca

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NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND July 3-4, 1984 WALLACE BOWL - July 3 1. National Emblem March 2. Star Spangled Banne 3. Eternal Father 4. Fiddler on the Roof 5. Irish Washerwoman 6. From the Shores (Bruce) 7. The Liberty Bell 8. (Doug Fox Dixie Combo) 9. The Blue and the Gray 10. Open Your Heart 11. 1812 Overture 12. God Bless America 13. America, the Beautiful 14. Stars and Stripes

GLENVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH - July 4 1. Manhattan Beach March 2. Ballet of Pleasure 3. Camelot 4. Andrea Chenier 5. The Penny-Whistle Song 6. The Blue and the Gray 7. A Tribute to Glenn Miller 8. At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral 9. Poet and Peasant Overture 10. God Bless America 11. You’re a Grand Old Flag 12. America, the Beautiful 13. Stars and Stripes Forever

GLENVIEW COUNTRY CLUB - 7/4 1. National Emblem March 2. God Bless America 3. Eternal Father 4. Fiddler on the Roof 5. From the Shores (Bruce) 6. Poet and Peasant 7. Open Your Heart 8. The Blue and the Gray 9. The Irish Washerwoman 10. U. S. Field Artillery 11. A Tribute to Glenn Miller 12. Dixieland Jazz Fun. 13. You’re a Grand Old Flag 14. America, the Beautiful 15. 1812 Overture (excerpt) 16. Stars and Stripes

Keep Handy: Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Broadway Curtain Time La Belle Helene

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July 19, 1984

8:00 p.m. NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

Thursday, July 19,1984 John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Steve Betz, percussion soloist

Gillson Park Bowl Wilmette

PROGRAM

Barbara Buehlman, conducting Overture “La Gazza Ladra” (The Thievish Magpie) Gioacchino Rossinl

Transcribed for Band by Lucien Gailliet Symphonic Poem - Psyche and Eros Cesar Franck

Arranged for Band by Albert Austin Harding The Golden Age of Broadway Arr. Warren Barker Rhapsody for Percussion and Band John Beck & Don Jones

Steve Betz, soloist U.S. Field Artillery March John Philip Sousa Dance of the Tumblers from the “Snow Maiden” N. Rimsky-Korsakov

Arranged for Band by B. Walton O’Donnell The Penny-Whistle Song Leroy Anderson

Featuring the entire flute section A Tribute to Glenn Miller Arr. Henry Gass Dixieland Front and Center Arr. John Warrington

Stan Shell, clarinet Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone

Doug Fox, trumpet Shelley Foster, trombone

Bernie Dobroski, tuba Steve Betz, drums

Polka and Fugue from “Schwanda, the Bagpiper” Jaromir Weinberger

Transcribed for Band by Glenn C. Bainum

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July 26, 1984

Gillson Park Bowl Wilmette, Illinois

8:00 p.m. NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

Thursday, July 26, 1984 John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Debbie Durham, clarinet soloist

PROGRAM

FANFARE FOR ST. EDMUNDSBURY.... Benjamin Britten

Trumpet Choir Festive Overture Dmitrl Shostakovitch

Arranged for Band by Donald Hunsberger Excerpts from Andrea Chenler Umberto Glordano

Arranged for Band by J. J. Richards Solo de Concours Henri Rabaud

Debbie Durham, Bb clarinet The Flnal Covenant FisherTull March “The Liberty Bell” John Philip Sousa Dance of the Tumblers from The Snow Maiden N. Rimsky Korsakov

Arranged for Band by B. Walton O’Donnell Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

Overture “The Light Cavalry” Franz von Suppe

Arranged for Band by Henry Fillmore Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Symphonic March on an English Hymn Tune Claude T. Smith

Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance

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July 28, 1984

First Annual Adult Band Conference Northwestern University Campus

Evanston, Illinois


Saturday, July 28, 1984 8:15 p.m. JOHN P. PAYNTER, conductor

BARBARA BUEHLMAN, assistant conductor COL. ARNALD D. GABRIEL, guest conductor

CLAUDE T. SMITH, guest conductor BRIAN L. BOWMAN, euphonium

Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury Benjamin Britten

(trumpet choir)

Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovitch Arranged for Band by Donald Hunsberger

Excerpts from the Opera, Andrea Chenier Umberto Giordano

Arranged for Band by J. J. Richards The Final Covenant Fisher Tull March - The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa “Dance of the Tumblers” from The Snow Maiden N. Rimsky-Korsakov

Arranged for Band by B. Walton O’Donnell Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

Overture - The Light Cavalry Franz von Suppe

Arranged for Band by Henry Fillmore Conducted by Col. Arnald D. Gabriel

Leader and Commanding Officer United States Air Force Band

Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith

Conducted by the Composer

Symphonic March on an English Hymn Tune Claude T. Smith Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band

World Premiere. the composer conducting

Euphonium Solo - “Carnival of Venice” Variations Herbert L. Clarke Brian L. Bowman, soloist

Member, United States Air Force Band Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance

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July 29, 1984 First Annual Adult Band Conference

Northwestern University Campus Massed Band

Sunday, July 29, 1984 - 3:30 p.m. Organized and Coordinated by Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, guest conductor William Himes, guest conductor Claude T. Smith, guest conductor John P. Paynter, guest conductor Brian L. Bowman, guest soloist

Festival Clifton Williams “Blessed Are They” from German Requiem Johannes Brahms

Arranged for Band by Barbara Buehlman Barbara Buehlman, conducting

Fantasia in G Timothy Mahr Moorside Suite (Brass Band) Gustav Holst

Scherzo Nocturne March

William Himes, conducting Incidental Suite Claude T. Smith

Tarantella Nocturne Rondo

Symphony No. 1 for Band Claude T. Smith


Claude T. Smith, conducting Fantasia di Concerto (Scenes from the Riviera) E. Boccalari Arr. Kent/Akers

Brian L Bowman euphonium soloist Three Marches by Famous Adult Band Conductors

Trombone King Karl L. King Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa On the Mall Edwin Franko Goldman

John P Paynter, conducting

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September 16, 1984

THE WILMETTE FAIR Wilmette and Central

1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Sunday, September 16, 1984

PROBABLE PROGRAM ORDER

Hosts of Freedom March King/Paynter Slava! Bernstein/Grundman Mancini Spectacular Arr. Barker Porgy and Bess Selections Gershwin/Bennett Bugler’s Holiday L. Anderson (Played by the entire section: separate parts for each player for private practice during the week) Bugle Call Rag Arr. Lang Richard Rodgers: A Symphonic Portrait Rodgers/Erickson U. S. Army March Darcy Trombonanza Cofield (played by the entire section; separate parts for each player for private practice during the week) “A Chorus Line” Spectacular Hamlisch/Barker The Stars and Stripes Forever John PhilipSousa

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November 4, 1984

The Northshore Concert Band John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Morton Gould, Guest Conductor-Composer

Sunday, November 4, 1984 3:00 p.m.


Program

Fantasia in G (1983) Timothy Mahr

“Freude, Schoner Gotterfunken” Canon in D Johann Pachelbel Arranged for Symphonic Band by Keith Brion Marche Écossaise Claude Debussy

Arrangedfor Symphonic Band by William A. Schaeffer Jericho Rhapsody Morton Gould*

—Intermission— Pageant from Pacific Celebration Suite Roger Nixon Episodes from “Holocaust” Morton Gould*

Main Theme Crystal Night Berta and Joseph Theme Babi Yar Liberation Elegy

Symphony for Band (West Point) Morton Gould*

Epitaphs Marches

An American Election Showcase—’84 Various *conducted by the composer.

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December 14, 1984

Mid-West National Band and Orchestra CLINIC CONCERT 8:00 P.M.

FRIDAY EVENING NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND WILMETTE, ILLINOIS


PROGRAM

Festive Overture Paul Creston (1984) “Homage to Leonin” from Medieval Suite Ron Nelson (1983) Concerto for Flute and Wind Orchestra Henk Badings (date unknown)

Julius Baker, flute (Courtesy of Yamaha Musical Products)

Symphonic March on an English Hymn Tune Claude T. Smith (date unknown)

Conducted by the Composer Ave Maria Giuseppe Verdi/Barbara Buehlman (1984)


Fantasia di Concerto E. Boccalari/Kent/Akers (1959) Brian Bowman, euphonium

Yagibushi Nachiro Iwai (1984)

Frederick Fennell, conductor and soloist

Overture--The Light Cavalry Franz von Suppe/Henry Fillmore (1922) Col. Arnald D. Gabriel, USAF Retired, conductor

Tally Ho R. Barsotti (1928)

Frank Scimonelli United States Navy Band, Retired, English Post Horn New Post Horn Gallop R. Barsotti (1930) Tiger Rag Arr. Paul Yoder (manuscript) Symphony for Band Morton Gould (1952)

II. Marches

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1985 February 10, 1985

Northshore Concert Band John P. Paynter, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Col. Eugene W. Allen, Guest Conductor-Composer

Master Sergeant Bill Fox, Narrator Sunday, February 10, 1985

3:00 p.m. Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Evanston, Illinois

Program Ballet Music from the Opera, “Prince Igor” Alexander Borodin (1833- 1887)

Presto Andantino-Allegro vivo Allegro Presto-Allegro con spirito

Concerto in F for Bassoon Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837)

Arranged for Band by Kim Ebey Visconti 1. Allegro moderato

Tom Novak, bassoon Co-Winner, John P. Paynter Band Scholarship

Liturgical Dances (Benedicamus Socii Domino David R Holsinger (1945- ) Concerto No. 1 for Horn Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

1. Allegro Dan Novak, French horn

Co-Winner, John P. Paynter Band Scholarship New York Hippodrome March (1915) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)

—lntermission— Sinfonia MacArtair Mark Camphouse (1954-)

1. Introduction: Adagio - Agitato - Fanfare II. Andante religioso - Quasi fantasia III. Allegro energico - Maestoso - Chorale

For Narrator and Symphonic Band Written to commemorate the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of

General of the Army Douglas MacArthur (1880- 1964)

Narrated by Master Sergeant Bill Fox, United States Army Band * Concert March - “All the Way” Col. Eugene W. Allen *Variations on a Korean Folk Song (1965) John Barnes Chance (1932-1972) *Concert March - “The Major of St. Lo” Col. Eugene W. Allen *works conducted by Col. Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander

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The United States Army Band

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February 27, 1985

COMBINED BAND CONCERT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1985

MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL 8:00 P.M. South Gym



MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND Gene Meltzer, Conductor

SUNSET RIDGE CONCERT BAND

Greg Wojcik, Conductor

Program MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND New Century Overture Jared Spears SUNSET RIDGE CONCERT BAND Hoedown Albert Stoutamire and Kenneth Henderson MARIE MURPHY/SUNSET RIDGE COMBINED BANDS The Battle Pavanne Tielman Susato

arr. by Bob Margolis Forty-Second Street. A1 Dubin/Harry Warren

(from “42nd Street”) arr. by Jerry Nowak The Thunderer (March) John Philip Sousa

arr. by James Scott NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND Selections to be announced MARIE MURPHY/SUNSET RIDGE/NORTHSHORE COMBINED BANDS Pachelbel’s Canon Johann Pachelbel

arr. by Philip Gordon Selections from “Cats” Andrew Lloyd Webber

arr. by John Edmondson 1. Overture 2. Skimbleshanks: The Railway Cat 3. The 01d Gumbie Cat 4. Macavity: The Mystery Cat 5. Memory

Band of Gold (March) George Kinny

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March 16, 1985 Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice and Piano

Northwestern University Campus, March 16, 1985

PROGRAM PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Symphonic Dance Sergei Rachmaninoff Variations on a Korean Folk Song John Barnes Chance Three Dance Episodes from the Ballet, Spartacus Aram Khatchaturian/Hunsberger

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March 31, 1985


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet Soloist

Sunday, March 31, 1985

3:00 p.m. Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Evanston, Illinois

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May 12, 1985 Northshore Concert Band


Walter Carringer, Tenor Soloist

Sunday, May 12, 1985 3:00 p.m.

Loyola Academy Wilmette, Illinois

Program

Die Fledermaus Overture Johann Strauss

Arranged for Band by Lucien Gailliet Minuet and Dance of the Blessed Spirits Christoph Willibald Gluck

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

“Marchtime” Yours Is My Heart Alone Franz Lehar/Arr. John P. Paynter Come Back to Sorrento E. DeCurtis/Arr. John P. Paynter Belle of the Ball Leroy Anderson Polka and Fugue from “Schwanda, the Bagpiper” Jaromir Weinberger

Transcribed for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Barbara Buehlman, conductor

“Windy City” Big Band

In the Mood Joe Gorland Laura Johnny Mercer and David Raksin This Could Be the Start of Something Big Steve Allen New York, New York Fred Ebb/John Konder

Arranged by Robert Lowden Sugar Blues Glenn Osser

—Intermission—

(Music by the Dixieland Band)

Northshore Concert Band Three Bears Newell H. Long

(with an all-star cast of narrators) Danny Boy Traditional/Arr. Ann Argodale

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Walter Carringer, tenor March and Procession of Bacchus from the Ballet, Sylvia

Transcribed for Band by Frank Winterbottom

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June 12, 1985

The CATHEDRAL COMMONS ASSOCIATION Presents S U M M E R F E S T

featuring the N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D

John P. Paynter conductor Barbara Buehiman, assistant conductor

Commons of the Cathedral of Saint James Wednesday, June 12, 1985, 12:00 Noon

P R O G R A M

Overture - “Die Fledermaus” Johann Strauss Selection - “Jerome Kern Songs” Jerome Kern English March - “Colonel Bogey” (1913) Kenneth J. Alford Traditional Air - “Irish Tune from County Derry” Percy Aldridge Grainger From the Ballet - “March and Procession of Bachus” from Sylvia Leo Delibes Waltz - “Belle of the Ball” Leroy Anderson Medley - “Broadway Show Stoppers” Arranged by Warren Barker Military March - “The Rifle Regiment” (1886) John Philip Sousa Overture “1812” Peter I. Tschaikowsky

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Repertoire List, NORTH SHORE CONCERT BAND June 1984 - May 1985

Festive Overture Paul Creston Homage to Leonin from “Medieval Suite” Ron Nelson Concerto for Flute and Wind Orchestra Hank Badings Symphonic March on an English Hyme Tune Claude T. Smith Ave Maria Giuseppe Verdi

arr. by Barbara Buehlman Fantasia di Concerto E. Boccalari arr. by Kent, Akers Yagi-Bushi Nachiro Iwai Tally Ho Roger Barsotti New Post Horn Galop Roger Barsotti Open Your Heart Ed & Gail Tossing From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific H. L. Clarke Hosts of Freedom March Karl L. King

arr. by John P. Paynter Bugle Call Rag Jack Pettis, Billy Meyers & Elmer Schoebel

arr. by Philip Lang Richard Rodgers: A Symphonic Portrait Richard Rodgers

arr. by Frank Erickson Suite from “Battle Star Galactica” Stu Phillips

arr. by Nathan Scott Spanish Horns (individual horn parts for 9 players) M. Clark At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Jared Spears Highlights from Camelot Frederick Loewe Toccata Girolamo Frescobaldi King Orry - Rhapsody Haydn Wood A Tribute to Glenn Miller-Overture for Band Henry Glass Yours Is My Heart Alone Franz Lehar

Arr. John P. Paynter Come Back to Sorrento E. DeCurtis

Arr. John P. Paynter Symphony No. 3 (Ilya Murometz), lst. Movt. Reinhold Gliere

Arr. G.C. Bainum Color-Stanes Morris-Stingo-Daphne-Argeers-The Slip Bob Margolis Trois Grandes Marches (March No. 1) Johann Nepolmuk Hummel Armenian Dances, Part I Alfred Reed Rakoczy March from Damnation of Faust Hector Berlioz The Carnival of Venice Jean Baptiste Arbon

Arr. E.Leidzen Ballet Music from Prince Igor Alexander Borodin Concerto in F for Bassoon J.N. Hummel

Arr. Kim E. Visconti Liturgical Dances (Benedicames Socii Domino) David Holsinger Concerto No. 1 for Horn Richard Strauss Sinfonia MacArtair Mark Camphouse Concert March “All The Way” Col. Eugene W. Allen Concert March “The Major of St. Lo” Col. Eugene W. Allen Fantasie in G-”Freude Schoner Gotterfunken” Timothy Mahr Marche Ecossaise Claude Debussy

Arr. Wm. A. Schaeffer Pageant from “Pacific Celebration Suite” Roger Nixon

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Episodes from “Holocaust” -Main Theme-Crystal Night Morton Gould Berta and Joseph Themes-Babi Yar-Liberation-Elegy

Symphony for Band (West Point) - Epitaphs Morton Gould An American Election Showcase - ‘84 Arr. J. Paynter Solo de Concours Henri Robaud

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June 27, 1985

Gillson Park,, Wallace Bowl, Wilmette, Illinois Thursday, June 27, 1985, 8:00 p.m.



P R O G R A M

Star Spangled Banner Overture - “Die Fledermaus” Johann Strauss

STOP! RAINED OUT Symphony No. 2 John Barnes Chance

I. Sussurando - Energico II. Elevato III. Slancio

Waltz - “Belle of the Ball” Leroy Anderson Spanish March - “Señor, Señor!” Carlos Guermo March and Procession of Bacchus from the Ballet, Sylvia Leo Delibes A Selection of Songs Jerome Kern

(Played in Observance of the Composer’s One-Hundredth Birthday) Overture - Die Meistersinger Richard Wagner

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July 3, 1985 Gillson Park Bowl July 4, 1985 Glenview Community Church 4:00 p.m. Glenview Park District, 7:30 pm

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July 18, 1985

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND of WILMETTE Thursday, July 18, 1985


Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette

P R O G R A M

Olympic Fanfare and Theme John Wllliams Arranged for Band by James Curnow

Overture “Jubel” Carl Maria von Weber

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman Psalm for Band Vincent Persichetti Tailgate Concerto Arr. John Warrington

Featuring the Dixieland Combo Canticle: All Creatures of Our God and King Claude T. Smith Symphony No. 2 John Barnes Chance

Sussurando - Energico Mancinl Spectacular Arr. Warren Barker March - Colonel Bogey Kenneth J. Alford Overture to Die Meistersinger Richard Wagner

Arranged for Military Band by Frank Winterbottom

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July 27, 1985

Second Annual Adult Band Conference sponsored by Northshore Concert Band and Northwestern University School of Music

July 26-28, 1985


Saturday, July 27, 1985 8:15 p.m. John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Ray Cramer, guest conductor Allen Vizzutti, trumpet soloist

PROGRAM

Overture to Die Meistersinger Richard Wagner Arranged for Military Band by Frank Winterbottom

Psalm for Band Vincent Persichetti

Conducted by Ray Cramer Symphony No. 2 John Barnes Chance

Sussurando - Energico Elevato Slancio

Come Back to Sorrento! E. de Curtis/Paynter Yours Is My Heart Alone Franz Lehar/Paynter

Walter Carringer, tenor The Rifle Regiment March John Philip Sousa

Edited by Frederick Fennell

—INTERMISSION— Overture - “Jubel” Carl Maria von Weber

Transcribed for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Concerto No. II for Trumpet and Band Fisher Tull

Moderato - Allegro Slowly but with freedom Allegro

Allen Vizzutti. trumpet soloist

Granada Agustin Lara/Paynter Walter Carringer, tenor

Overture to Die Fledermaus Johann Strauss

Arranged by Lucien Cailliet

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September 15, 1985

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Sunday, September 15, 1985

WILMETTE FAIR PROGRAM

America, The Beautiful Arr. Carmen Dragon March and Procession of Bacchus Leo Delibes/Tom Clark Selections from West Side Story" Leonard Bernstein/W.J. Duthoit Colonel Bogey March Kenneth J. Alford/Fred Fennell Tailgate Concerto Arr. John Warrington

Stan Shell, clarinet Chuck Hawes, tenor sax Doug Fox, trumpet Shelly Foster, trombone O.D. Premo, tuba Steve Betz, drums

Overture to Russlan and Ludmilla Michael Glinka/Mark Hindsley Broadway Show-Stoppers Arr. Warren Barker The Old Circus Band March Fred Jewell/John Boyd Mancini Spectacular Arr. Warren Barker Canticle: All Creatures of Our God and King Claude T. Smith Stars and Stripes Forever J.P. Sousa Have Handy: Belle of the Ball, Leroy Anderson The Rifle Regiment March, J.P. Sousa

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Sunday, October 13, 1984

Conbined Concert Finland Band and Northshore Band

TEMPERE BAND FROM FINLAND

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND, USA

MAINE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL October 13, 1985 3:00 P. M.

National Anthem of the United States of America

Northshore Concert Band, John P. Paynter, Conductor

National Anthem of Finland Tampere Band, Lauri Siimes, Conductor

Introduction of the Tampere Band

Consul Frederick C. Niemi Consul Timo A. Haikonen

Tampere Band Concert Refer to Program Greetings to the People from Häme, march Northern Rhapsody Prelude EXTRA Certain Moment Lollaby of the World Romance from the opera Maiden from the North

Baritone soloist Mikko Toijala Summer Evening, waltz Extra Carelian Dance Ball in a Mountain Village, polka for two clarinets EXTRA Memories from the North, march March of the Blue Jackets Savannah River Holiday Overture Ron Nelson Merry Mount Suite Howard Hanson


Intermission Preludi Heino Kaski

Lauri Siimes, Conductor Kesäiltana Valssi O. Merikanto

John P. Paynter, Conductor Finlandia Jean Sibelius

O DeLap Premo, Conductor Combined Bands

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November 3, 1985

The Northshore Concert Band Pick Staiger Concert Hall


Dale Clevenger, French Horn Soloist Chicago Chamber Brass

Program

Savannah River Holiday Overture (1953) Ron Nelson Merry Mount Suite (1933) Howard Hanson

Overture Children’s Dance Love Duet

Arranged for Band by Charles Garland Concerto Grosso for Brass Quintet and Symphonic Band (1980) Fisher Tull

Featuring Chicago Chamber Brass

William Camp, trumpet Beth Halloin, horn

Paul Johnson, trumpet Steven Gamble, trombone

Richard Frazier, tuba The Rifle Regiment March (1886) John Philip Sousa Variation on a Shaker Melody from Appalachian Spring (1960) Aaron Copland

Played in Commemoration of the Composer’s 85th Birthday

—Intermission— Concerto No. 1 for Horn (1883) Richard Strauss

Dale Clevenger, horn Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin (1848) Richard Wagner

Transcribedfor Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Dale Clevenger, guest conductor

Praise to the Lord (1975) Vaclav Nelhybel

Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creation! O my soul, praise Him, for He is thy health and salvation! All ye who hear, now to His temple draw near, Join me in glad adoration! Amen.

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December 8, 1985

Holiday Pops Concert 3 p.m.

Loyola Academy Wilmette, Illinois

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND of Wilmette, Illinois HOLIDAY POPS CONCERT, BAZAAR & BAKE SALE

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1985 • 3:00 p.m. Loyola Academy • Wilmette, Illinois



PROGRAM A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Overture to “Hansel and Gretel” Engelbert Humperdinck

Arranged for Band by Lucien Cailliet Skier’s Waltz from “Cinerama Holiday” Morton Gould

Arranged for Band by John Cacavas Festival of Joy (A Hanukkah Medley) Arr. Shelley Foster

Shelley Foster, conductor The Glory of the Yankee Navy John Philip Sousa Three Revelations from the Lotus Sutra Alfred Reed

III. Rejoicing Tribute to the Count Arr. Sammy Nestico

SELECTIONS FROM THE “WINDY CITY BIG BAND” Children’s Dance from “Merry Mount Suite” Howard Hanson

Arranged for Band by Charles Garland Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Christmas Sing-A-Long James Ployhar Encores to be inserted throughout the program:

Witer Wonderland --Arr.John Warrington White Christmas-- Irving Berlin/Zane Van Auken Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer--Johnny Marks/James Ployhar

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December 21, 1985

39th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic Saturday, December 21, 1985 – 11:00 A.M. Chicago Hilton & Towers, Chicago, Illinois

P R O G R A M

Savannah River Holiday Ron Nelson Merry Mount Suite Howard Hanson/Charles Garland

Love Duet Children’s Dance

Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor (“The Great”) J.S. Bach/John Boyd

Conducted by John Boyd Dedicace a la memoire d’Adolphe Sax Serge Lancen

James Barkow, alto saxophone soloist Glory of the Yankee Navy John Philip Sousa/Frederick Fennell Concerto Grosso for Brass Quintet and Symphonic Band Fisher Tull

The Chicago Chamber Brass William Camp, trumpet; Paul Johnson, trumpet; Beth Halloin, horn;

Steven Gamble, trombone; Richard Frazier, tuba

Serenade, Opus 22 Derek Bourgeois Conducted by Geoffrey Brand

Concerto No. 1 for Horn Richard Strauss/John Anderson

Andante |Rondo: Allegro

Harvey Phillips,tuba sololst Jubel Overture C.M. von Weber/Barbara Buehlman

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Tribute to the Count Arr. by Sammy Nestico Three Revelations from the Lotus Sutra Alfred Reed

III. Rejoicing

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1986: Missing March 16, July 9, and July 30 February 9, 1986


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Robert Weirich, Piano Soloist Patrick Sheridan, Tuba Soloist

Sunday, February 9, 1986 Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

“Music of the Russian Masters”

PROGRAM

Overture to Colas Breugnon (1937) Dmitri Kabalevsky

Transcribed for Band by Donald Hunsberger Italian Polka (1941) Sergei Rachmaninoff

Arranged for Band by Erik Leidzen Vocalize (1912) Sergei Rachmaninoff

Arranged for Band by Jack Snavely Symphonic Dance No. 3, Opus 45 (1940) Sergei Rachmaninoff

Arranged for Band by Masato Satoh Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor (1899) Sergei Rachmaninoff

Transcribed for Band and Piano by Harold Pottenger Robert Weirich, piano soloist

Intermission

Three Marches SergeiProkofieff

March, Opus 99 (1943) Triumphal March from “Peter and the Wolf” (1936) Athletic Festival March, Opus 69, No. 1 (1935)

Concertino for Tuba and Band (1969) Frank Bencriscutto

Patrick Sheridan, tuba soloist Winner of the 1986 John P. Paynter Band Scholarship

Festive Overture, Opus 96 (1954) Dmitri Shostakovich

Transcribed for Band by Donald Hunsberger

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February 26, 1986

Combined Band Concert Wednesday, February 26, 1986

Marie Murphy School

8:00 p.m.



Marie Murphy Concert Band Gene Meltzer, Conductor

Sunset Ridge Concert Band

Greg Wojcik, Conductor John Ray, Student Conductor

PROGRAM

MARIE MURPHY/SUNSET RIDGE COMBINED BANDS Modal Song and Dance Elliot Del Borgo Winter Reflections Charles R. Spinney One (from “A Chorus Line”) Marvin Hamlisch & Edward Kleban arr. Robert O’Brien

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND .

First Suite in E flat for Military Band Gustav Holst

I. Chaconne II. Intermezzo III. March

On the Trail Frede Grofé (from Grand Canyon Suite).arr. Erik Leidsen Symphonic Dance No. 3 Sergei Rachmaninoff Transcribed for Band by Masato Satoh

NORTHSHORE/MARIE MURPHY/SUNSET RIDGE COMBINED BANDS Summer In Rio Claude T. Smith Tribute to the Count arr. Sammy Nestico

April in Paris Li’1 Darlin’ Shiny Stockings One O’Clock Jump

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Thunder West Kenneth L. Farrell (Concert March)

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March 15, 1986

A Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice and Piano Northwestern University Campus, March 15, 1986

PROGRAM

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL 1:00 P.M.



First Suite in E flat for Military Band Gustav Holst


Symphonic Dance No. 3 Sergei Rachmaninoff

Transcribed for Band by Masato Satoh Tribute to the Count Arr. Sammy Nestico

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March 16, 1986 Des Plaines, Illinois Community Concert Series Maine East High School



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April 11, 1986 Northshore Concert Band


LINCOLN-WAY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL EAST CAMPUS

Frankfort, Illinois

Friday, April 11, 1986 8:15 p.m.

P R O G R A M

Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Arr. Paynter Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich

Transcribed for Band by Donald Hunsberger First Suite in E Flat for Military Band, Opus 28a Gustav Holst


Peer Gynt Suite, Opus 46 Edvard Grieg

The Morning Ase’s Death Anitra’s Dance In the Hall of the Mountain King

“Rejoicing” from the Lotus Sutra Alfred Reed

- Intermission –

Symphonic Dance No. 3 Sergei Rachmaninoff Italian Polka Sergei Rachmaninoff Tribute to the Count Arr. Sammy Nestico

****** “Awakening” from the Lotus Sutra Alfred Reed March from Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber Paul Hindemith

Transcribed for Band by Keith Wilson

Combined Lincoln-Way High School and Northshore Concert Bands

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April 13, 1986


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Glen Ellyn Children’s Chorus

Doreen Rao, Conductor

“Gershwin and Guests” Sunday, April 13, 1986

3:00 pm Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

PROGRAM


Strike Up the Band George Gershwin/Paynter “Rejoicing” from the Lotus Sutra Alfred Reed First Suite in E Flat for Military Band, Opus 28a Gustav Holst


Peer Gynt Suite, Opus 46 Edvard Grieg

The Morning Ase’s Death Anitra’s Dance In the Hall of the Mountain King

Arranged for Band by M L. Lake March from “Symphonic Metamorphsis” on a Theme by C.M. von Weber Paul Hindemith

- Intermission - Glen Ellyn Children’s Chorus Duet from Cantata No. 9 J.S. Bach

“Es is das Heil uns kommen her” Lord, see the good works of my heart, I will give you alone my faithfulness Faith leads us to what is best. Faith alone can help us.

Old Joe Clark Folk Song Arr. Mary Goetze Goin Home on a Cloud Spiritual Arr. Sean Deibler God Bless the Master Ralph Vaughan Williams

from Folksongs of The Four Seasons Ode to Music Malcolm Williamson

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Glen Ellyn Children’s Chorus and Northshore Concert Band

Prayer from “Hansel and Gretel” Engelbert Humperdinck George Gershwin Symphonic Portrait Arr. Bruce Chase/Paynter Let the Child Come Through Arr. Shelly Elias

William Buhr, piano, Steve Betz, drums, Brian Beam, electric bass A Tisket, A Tasket Jazz Arr. David Elliot Finlandia, Opus 26, No. 7 Jean Sibelius

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May 18, 1986 Loyola Academy



A FAMILY POPS CONCERT MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT IN VIENNA

Loyola Academy 1100 Laramie Ave. Wilmette, Illinois

Sunday, May 18, 1986 - 3:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M

Overture “Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna” Franz von Suppe Arranged for Band by Henry Fillmore Blue Danube Waltz Johann Strauss Arranged for Band by Erik Leidzen Suite from Façade William Walton Arranged for Band by Robert O’Brien

Old Sir Faulk Popular Song Polka

“Danzon” (Third Sailor’s Dance) from the Ballet Fancy Free Leonard Bernstein

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Hunting Polka Johann Strauss Arranged for Band by Robert O’Brien Two Minuets Franz Schubert

Jim Ripley, conductor

-- INTERMISSION - Selections by the Dixieland Combo

Stan Shell, clarinet O.D. Premo, tuba

Jim Barkow, saxophone Steve Betz, drums Doug Fox, trumpet Mike Smith, banjo

William Tell Overture Gioacchino Rossini Arranged for Band by J. Sommer Three Selections Leroy Anderson

Clarinet Candy

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Syncopated Clock The Typewriter

Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Arr. Warren Barker

Barbara Buehlman, conductor March - Manhattan Beach John Philip Sousa

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June 18, 1986 NORTHSHORE CONCERT 8AND

Wilmette, Illinois John P. Paynter, Conductor


Sponsored by BANDS OF AMERICA University of Wisconsin Williams Center

Whitewater, Wisconsin Wednesday, June 18, 1986

8:15 p.m.

P R O G R A M --- Strike Up the Band – Star Spangled Banner

Arranged by John P. Paynter Overture “Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna” Franz von Suppe Lola Flores Alfred Sadel & Terig Tucci

Arranged for Band by John Krance Variations on “America” Charles Ives/William Schuman

Transcribed for Band by William E. Rhoads Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter Incidental Suite Claude T. Smith


“Danzon” (Third Sailor’s Dance) from the Ballet Fancy Free Leonard Bernstein

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Arr. Warren Barker The Rifle Regiment John Philip Sousa Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance

376

June 26, 1986

The Wilmette Park District’s Starlight Theatre presents NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE

Thursday, June 26, 1986


PROGRAM

Strike Up the Band— Star Spangled Banner Arranged by John P. Paynter Overture “Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna” Franz von Suppe Lola Flores Alfred Sadel & Terig Tucci

Arranged for Band by John Krance Variations on “America” Charles Ives/William Schuman

Transcribed for Band by William E. Rhoads Four Scottish Dances MalcolmArnold

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter IncidentalSuite Claude T. Smith


“Danzon” from the Ballet Fancy Free Leonard Bernstein

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Arr. Warren Barker The Rifle Regiment John Philip Sousa Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance

377

July 2, 1986

John P. Paynter, conductor Kevin Bartram, euphonium soloist

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Wednesday, July 2, 1986 - 7:00 p.m.

Program

“A Fourth of July Salute to Lady Liberty” Prologue

One Nation Indivisible and

Star Spangled Banner Paul Bolman, narrator

Mayflower Overture Ron Nelson From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific Herbert L. Clarke

Kevin Bartram, euphonium soloist Summer in Valley City Ross Lee Finney

Fanfare Interlude Parade Games Fireworks Night

American Salute Morton Gould (1913- ) Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bannett

Western One-Step Schottische Cake Walk

March with Trumpets William Bergsma Patriotic Sing-A-Long Arr. by James D. Ployhar

378

Ernie Kettnich notes that there were no printed programs for July 3, 4, and 6 concerts. John Paynter provided a handout of instructions. Program was listed as follows: July 3, 1986 Gillson Park Bowl and July 6, 1986



Wilmette Bowl 1. Strike Up the Band 2. One Nation, Indivisible 3. Star Spangled Banner 4. Dixie 5. God of Our Fathers 6. Buglers’ Holiday 7. Blues and Badinage 8. Clarinet Candy 9. Manhattan Beach 10. This Is America 1l. South Pacific 12. Star Spangled Spectacular 13. West Side Story 14. National Emblem (kids) 15. 1812 Overture (entire) Have Ready on Cue: Hello Dolly

God Bless America Stars and Stripes America the Beautiful Fairest of the Fair

379

July 4, 1986

Glenview Community Church 1. Strike Up the Band 2. One Nation, Indivisible 3. Star Spangled Banner 4. National Emblem 5. God of Our Fathers 6. Buglers’ Holiday 7. Blues and Badinage 8. Clarinet Candy 9. This Is America 10. Marvin Hamlisch Showcase 11. God Bless America 12. Carousel 13. Star Spangled Spectacular 14. Hello Dolly Have Ready on Cue:

Stars and Stripes Forever America, the Beautiful Fairest of the Fair

380

July 4, 1986

Glenview Golf Course 1. Strike Up the Band 2. One Nation, Indivisible 3. Star Spangled Banner 4. Dixie 5. God of Our Fathers 6. Buglers’ Holiday 7. Blues and Badinage 8. Clarinet Candy Carousel (written in) 9. Manhattan Beach 10. This is America 11. Broadway Show Stoppers 12. Lola Flores 13. West Slde Story Marvin Hamlish (written in) 14. Star Spangled Spectacular 15. The Rifle Regiment March Have Ready on Cue:

1812 Overture (last part) America, the Beautiful God Bless America Stars and Stripes Forever Fairest of the Fair

381

July 9, 1986 Pick-Staiger

382

July 20, 1986



SWEDISH COVENANT HOSPITAL CONCERT PROGRAM

Sunday, July 20 - 1:00 - 2:45 P.M. Strike Up the Band Star Spangled Spectacular – Cohan God of Our Fathers - C. Smith Bugler’s Holiday - Anderson Flag Procession: National Emblem Fairest of the Fair

(These two marches will be played without pause as needed for the flag procession) Star Spangled Banner Patriotic Sing-Along - Ployhar Award Presentations Happy Birthday Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Blues and Badinage The Rifle Regiment March West Side Story Selections Clarinet Candy Broadway Show Stoppers God Bless America Stars and Stripes Forever If needed: Manhattan Beach March

America, the Beautiful

384

July 24 Gillson Park Bowl

The Wilmette Starlight Theatre presents Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette

Thursday, July 24,1986 John P. Paynter, Conductor


PROGRAM

—Strike Up the Band— Star Spangled Banner

Arranged by John P. Paynter Polonaise from the Opera Christmas Night N. Rimsky-Korsakov

Arranged for Band by W. J. Duthoit Suite “Looking Upward” John Philip Sousa

By the Light of the Polar Star Beneath the Southern Cross Mars and Venus

Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Chronos Vaclav Nelhybel

Dedicated to John P. Paynter Selections from “Carousel” Richard Rodgers

Arranged for Band by Eric Leidzen Saraband and Polka Malcolm Arnold

Transcribed for Band by John P. Paynter The Rifle Regiment March John Philip Sousa The Cowboys from the Motion Picture “The Cowboy and the Girl” JohnWilliams

Arranged for Band by Jim Curnow Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture arr. Warren Barker

385

July 26, 1986 Concert for the Third Annual Adult Band Conference


Saturday, July 26, 1986 - 8:15 p.m. John P. Paynter, conductor

Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Col. John R. Bourgeois, guest conductor

Frederick Fennell, guest conductor James Curnow, guest conductor

Jeff Bradetich, double bass soloist

PROGRAM

“Strike Up the Band” “One Nation, Indivisible”

Paul Bolman, narrator “Star Spangled Banner”

Meet the Band - “Sarabande and Polka” Malcolm Arnold

Arranged by John P. Paynter Narrated by Frederick Fennell

The Rifle Regiment March John Philip Sousa

Edited for Band and Conducted by Frederick Fennell

Looking Upward Suite John Philip Sousa By the Light of the Polar Star Beneath the Southern Cross Mars and Venus

Conducted by Col. John Bourgeois Chronos (Premiere Performance) Vaclav Nelhybel

Dedicated to John P. Paynter Marvin Hamlisch Showcase Arranged by Warren Barker


- INTERMISSION – Suite in Three Movements Leo Eylar III

Lament Jazzolo Intro- Finale

Jeff Bradetich, doub1e bass Polonaise from the Opera, Christmas Night N. Rimsky-Korsakov

Arranged by W.J. Duthoit The Cowboys John Williams

Arranged for Band and Conducted by James Curnow

386

Excerpts from Francesca da Rimini P.I.Tschaikowsky Arranged by Robert Nelson

387

July 27, 1986

Third Annual Adult Band Conference MASSED BAND

July 27, 1986 – 3:00 p.m. John R. Bourgeois, conductor

PROGRAM

March, “The Liberty Bell” John Philip Sousa+ Overture, “Fra Diavolo” Daniel-Francois Auber

trans. by L. P. Laurendeau Irish Suite Leroy Anderson

The Irish Washerwoman The Minstrel Boy The Girl I Left Behind Me

Zapfenstreich No. 1 (“York’scher”) Ludwig van Beethoven+

arr. by Johannes Schade Geschwindmarsch by Beethoven

Paraphrase from Symphonia Serena Paul Hindemith+ arr. by Juan V. MasQuiles

“Marching Along” compiled by John R. Bourgeois

A parade of marches by John Philip Sousa Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse

arr. by Philip J. Lang Marche Slave, Op. 31 Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

arr. by L. P. Laurendeau +Original Band Composition

388

July 30, 1986 Combined N.U. Summer Session Band & Northshore Band (tentative)

389

September 14, 1986

Wilmette Fair (No printed program)

Star Spangled Spectacular Die Fledermaus Selections from Annie Fairest of the Fair West Side Story Marvin Hamlisch National Emblem March Light Cavalry Overture Von Suppe Stars & Stripes Sousa

390

November 2, 1986



Ryan Scott Anthony The 1986-1987 John P. Paynter Scholarship Winnter

Sunday, November 2, 1986 3:00 p.m.

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Northwestern University

Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM

Overture to The School for Scandal Samuel Barber Arranged by Frank M. Hudson

Hammersmith Gustav Holst Selections from the Opera The Bartered Bride Friedrich Smetana

Overture, Village Scene, Love Duet and Opening Chorus Jenik’s Aria and Dance of the Villagers Furiant March of the Comedians, Teasing Duet, and Dance of the Comedians

Concerto for Trumpet Alexander Arutunian

Ryan Scott Anthony, trumpet soloist John P. Paynter Scholarship Award Winner

INTERMISSION

Hopak from the Opera Mazeppa Peter I. Tschaikowsky

Arranged by Guy M. Duker Finale from Death and Transfiguration Richard Strauss

Arranged by Austin A. Harding The Pines of Rome Ottorino Respighi

Arranged by Guy M. Duker The Pines of the Villa Borghese The Pines Near a Catacomb The Pines of the Janiculum The Pines of the Appian Way

Marches – Russell Alexander (Inserted at various points in the program)

Belford’s Carnival March Memphis The Majestic The Crimson Flush Olympia Hippodrome

391

December 20, 1986 MidWest



8:30 A.M. New Band Music Reading Session

Saturday Morning, December 20, 1986

Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic International Ballroom

TITLE COMPOSER/ARRANGER Apollo March Anton Bruckner Tom Rhodes Diversions for a King Francois Couperin/ Bram Wiggins Jesus Loves the Little Children David E. Smith Chantey for Flutes Arr. Grant Hull Liturgical Music for Winds William E. Rhoads Star Journey Ralph Hermann The Distant Trumpet Claude T. Smith Four Dances from “Femmes d’Alger” Joseph Horowitz/ John Boyd Variations on an Ancient Irish Song John William Jones Heroic Saga Robert Jager Country Cameos Jared Spears Ol’ King Razzamatazz Stephen Kent Goodman Water Music Suite Arr. Frank Erickson Themes from the Hallelujah Chorus George Friedrich Handel/ David Deitemeyer Kaleidoscope Frank Bencriscutto March of Faith David E. Smith Trombone Express Grant Hull Air for Winds John Edmondson Prelude on a Gregorian Tune David Maslanka Pentatonic Variations Fred M. Hubbell

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Orpheus Overture Jacques Offenbach/ Lloyd Conley Eviva Caecilia Jef Penders Sombra Del Monte William E. Rhodes Finale from Symphony No. 2 Alexander Borodin/ William A. Schaefer Winter Evening Song Brian Israel Chorale Prelude: O God Unseen Vincent Persichetti Concerto for Timpani Bobby Christian La Polka de Paris John Cacavas An American Folk March William E. Rhodes I Got Rhythm George Gershwin/ John Higgins Sea and Sky and Golden Hill David Bedford Serenade in E flat, Opus 7 Richard Strauss/ Frederick Fennell Norwegian Folk Fantasy Arr. Anne McGinty Finale from Symphony No. 2 (The Little Russian) Peter I. Tschaikowsky/ William Schaefer America . . . The Dream Goes On John Williams/John Higgins Paul Lavender A Copland Tribute Clare Grundman The Whistler & His Dog Arthur Pryor/ Carl Simpson Three Folk Miniatures Arr. Andre Jutras Fanfare Jay Chattaway Adagio from Symphony No. 2, Opus 61 Robert Schumann/ Earl Slocum Marche De Triomphe Elliot Del Borgo Scherzo , Opus 68 Alan Bush My Heart Is Filled with Longing J.S. Bach/Alfred Reed Unter der Admiral’s Flagge Julius Fucik/ Jan W. Singerling A Yuletide Celebration Bill Holcombe A Rachmaninoff Portrait Serge Rachmaninoff/ Eric Osterling March of the Marionettes Charles Gounod/

393

Andrew Balent A Brahms Festival Arr. Jeffrey Taylor Overture for an Autumn Morning Serge Lancen On Parade John Philip Sousa/Clark McAlister

394

February 15, 1987


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Faye Seeman, harp Sheri Hoffman flute

Joycelyn Davis, violoncello


The Roman Carniva1 Overture Hector Berlioz, trans. V.F. Safranek The Girl with the Flaxen Hair, from Preludes, Book l Claude Debussy, arr. Daniel Brame Golliwoggs Cakewalk, from Children’s Corner Suite Claude Debussy, arr. Daniel Brame Danses Claude Debussy, arr. Barbara Buehlman

Danse Sacree Danse Profane

Faye Seeman, harp Sonatine en Trio Maurice Ravel, trans. Carlos Salzedo

Modere Mouvement de menuet Anime

Faye Seeman, harp Sheri Hoffman flute

Joycelyn Davis, violoncello Suite from Saudades do Brazil Darius Milhaud, arr. Daniel Brame

Ipanema Leme Laranjeiras Gavea


Grant Them Rest, from Requiem Gabriel Faure, arr. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Le Vallee des Cloches (The Valley of the Bells) Maurice Ravel, arr. Donald Hunsberger Three Pieces Georges Bizet Allegro vivo (The Top) Adagietto Presto (Galop: The Ball) Marche Militaire Française, from Algerian Suite Camille Saint-Saëns, trans. M. L Lake

395

March 4, 1987



MARIE MURPHY CONCERT BAND Gene Meltzer, Conductor

SUNSET RIDGE CONCERT BAND

Greg Wojcik, Conductor NORTHSHORE.

MARCH 4, 1987

8 00 P.M. COMBINED CONCERT

PROGRAM

MARIE MURPHY/SUNSET RIDGE COMBINED BANDS

Pachelbel’s Canon Johann Pachelbel, arr. Phillp Gordon Zia, Zia! (Spanish March) Claude T. Smith Axe1 F Harold Faltermeyer, arr. Jack Bullock

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Overture from the Opera, The Maid of Pskov (Ivan the Terrible) Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov Original Dixieland Concerto John Warrington

Stan Shell, clarinet Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone Doug Fox, trumpet Brian Byrne, trombone John Harshey, tuba Steve Betz, drums

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Voice of the Guns Kenneth L. Alford

Craig Ferrin, conductor Ragged Rozey Karl King

Edlted by John Boyd

NORTHSHORE/MARIE MURPHY/SUNSET RIDGE COMBINED BANDS Overture for Winds Charles Carter Three Ayres from Gloucester Hugh M. Stuart

The Jolly Earl of Cholmondeley Ayre for Eventide The Fiefs of Wembley

396

Gershwin arr. by Warren Barker

Fascinating Rhythm Embraceable You Somebody Loves Me Someone to Watch Over Me I Got Rhythm

397

March 21, 1987

A Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice and Piano Northwestern University Campus, March 21, 1987



1:00 P.M.

PROGRAM Overture to The Maid of Pskov (Ivan the Terrible) Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker The Battle of Shiloh C.L. Barnhouse

Edited by John P. Paynter

398

April 26, 1987


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Frederick L. Hemke, saxophone


Sunday, April 26, 1987, 3:00 P.M. Overture to The Maid of Pskov Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Vorspiel und Liebestod (Prelude and Love Death), from Tristan und Isolde Richard Wagner, trans. Dan Godfrey Pictures at an Exhibition Modest Mussorgsky, trans. Erik Leidzen

Promenade The Old Castle Tuileries Bydlo Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks The market Place at Limoges The Catacombs Cum Mortuis in Lingua Mortua Baba-Yaga’s Hut The Great Gate of Kiev

The Voice of the Guns Kenneth J. Alford

Craig E. Ferrin, conductor

— Intermission — Don Juan Richard Strauss, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Concerto for Alto Saxophone Ingolf Dahl

Recitative Adagio (Passacaglia) Rondo alla marcia

Frederick L. Hemke, saxophone Façade William Walton, arr. Robert O’Brien

Fanfare and Scotch Rhapsody Jodelling Song Old Sir Faulk Popular Song Polka

The Battle of Shiloh C. L. Barnhouse, ed. John P. Paynter

399

May 17, 1987



Loyola Academy, 1100 Laramie Ave., Wilmette, Illinois Sunday, May 17, 1987, 3:00 P.M.

PROGRAM

Selections by the Windy City Dance Band Doug Fox, Musical Director

March “The Liberty Bell” John Philip Sousa Overture “Das Liebesverbot” Richard Wagner, arr. Barbara Buehlman Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker Little Joe, the Wrangler Charles Lee Hill The Royal Welch Fusiliers March John Philip Sousa

Craig E. Ferrin, conductor A Copland Portrait Arr. Clare Grundman Gaslite Gaieties Arr. James D. Ployar

The Magic Keyboard Lawrence Eckerling and Bob Filler

Lake Forest Synthesizer Duo Hail to the Spirit of Liberty John Philip Sousa American Symphonette No. 2 (lst Movement) Morton Gould, arr. Paul Yoder Tribute to the Count Arr. Sammy Nestico The Trombone King March Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

400

June 10, 1987

The CATHEDRAL COMMONS ASSOCIATION Presents SUMMERFEST featuring the N O R T H S H O R E C O N C E R T B A N D


Commons of the Cathedral of Saint James, Chicago

Wednesday, June 10, 1987, 12:00 Noon

P R O G R A M The Liberty Bell March John Philip Sousa Overture to “Das Liebesverbot” Richard Wagner

Transcribed for Band by Barbara Buehlman Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker American Symphonette No. 2 (lst Movement) Morton Gould American Salute Buglers Holiday Leroy Anderson The Irish Washerwoman Tribute to the Count Arr. Sammy Nestico The Trombone King Karl L. King Overture - “1812” Peter I. Tschaikowsky . ******* Encore: Stars ard Stripes

401

June 25, 1987


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Thursday, June 25, 1987


PROGRAM

Overture to “Das Liebesverbot” Richard Wagner

Arranged by Barbara Buehlman Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker Scenes from The Hungarian Age of Chivalry Janos Decsenyi

3. Mourning and Consolation 4. Battle

Tailgate Concerto John Warrington

Stan Shell, clarinet Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone Doug Fox, trumpet Brian Byrne, trombone John Harshey, tuba Steve Betz, drums

March - The Trombone King Karl L. King Overture - Merry Music for Wind Band Frigyes Hidas Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson The Irish Washerwoman Finale from Symphony No. 4 Peter I. Tschaikowsky

402

July 3, 1987



Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette Friday, July 3, 1987

America the Beautiful Carmen Dragon Star Spangled Banner arr. Paynter American Salute Gould Tribute to the Count Nestico Atlantic Zephyrs

Paul Bauer, trombone Star Spangled Spectacular Cohan Selections from the Music Man Willson/Lang American Symphonette No. 2 Morton Gould Hail to the Spirit of Liberty John Philip Sousa Patriotic Sing-Along Ployhar Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein Blue Tango Leroy Anderson The Liberty Bell Sousa (Flag Parade) Overture “1812” Peter Tchaikovsky Arr. Mayhew L. Lake Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa

403

July 4, 1987



Glenview Community Church, Glenview July 4, 1987

American the Beautiful Carmen Dragon Star Spangled Banner arr. Paynter American Salute Morton Gould Gershwin! arr. Warren Barker Hail to the Spirit of Liberty John Philip Sousa Atlantic Zephyrs (Paul Bauer, soloist) Star Spangled Spectacular Cohan Blue Tango Leroy Anderson Tailgate Concerto Warrington Selections from Music Man Willson/Lang March -Liberty Bell Sousa (Flag Parade) Patriotic Sing-Along Ployhar Hello Dolly Leroy Anderson Stars and Stripes John Philip Sousa

404

July 4, 1987



Glenview Golf Course, Glenview Saturday, July 4, 1987

America the Beautiful Carmen Dragon Hail to the Spirit of Liberty ousa Merry Music for Wind Band or Das Liebesverbot Gershwin! arr. Warren Barker Atlantic Zephyrs

Paul Bauer, trombone American Salute Gould Blue Tango Leroy Anderson Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson Selections from The Music Man Willson/Lang The Liberty Bell March Sousa (Flag Parade) Star Spangled Spectacular Cohan Tailgate Concerto Warrington Tribute to the Count! Nestico Patriotic Sing-Along Ployhar Hello Dolly Anderson Star Spangled Banner arr Paynter 1812 Overture Tschaikowsky Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa

405

July 12, 1987



Million Dollar Round Table Hyatt Regency Plaza

Chicago, Illinois Sunday, July 12, l987 - 8:00 p.m.

P R O G R A M

March - The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa Tribute to the Count arr. Sammy Nestico Overture - Merry Music for Wind Band Frigyes Hidas Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson The Irish Washerwoman Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohan, arr. by John Cacavas Tailgate Concerto (A Dixieland Combo) arr. John Warrington March - Under the Admiral’s Flag Julius Fucik Blue Tango Leroy Anderson Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker American, the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon

406

July 12, 1987

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Northshore Concert Band John P. Paynter, conductor


Sunday, July 12, 1987 – 2 p.m. Swedish Covenant Hospita1

America, the Beautiful Dragcn Star Spangled Banner Paynter arr. American Salute Morton Gould I Got Rhythm Gershwin/Higgins The Royal Welch Fusiliers John Philip Sousa Gollwogg’s Cakewalk Debussy/Brame Waltzes from Vienna Johann Strauss Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohan, arr. by John Cacavas Grouse Mountain Lullaby Chatman Tailgate Concerto (A Dixieland Combo) arr. John Warrington Selections from “The Music Man” Willson/Lang March - The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa Good Old Days Sing-Along arr. Ployhar Hello Dolly Anderson The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

407

July 16, 1987

The Wilmette Park District’s Starlight Theatre presents NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WlLMETTE



Thursday, July 16, 1987, 8 p.m.

PROGRAM Prelude for an Occasion* Edward Gregson Morning Music (1986)* Richard Rodney Bennett Waltzes from Vienna (Selection) Johann Strauss, Jr. March - The Royal Welch Fusiliers John Philip Sousa Capriccio for Saxophone Quartet and Band* Warren Barker

James Barkow, soprano saxophone Ann Betz, alto saxopone

Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone Murray Fisher, baritone saxophone

Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band World Premiere

The Girl with the Flaxen Hair (1910)* Claude Debussy Gollwogg’s Cakewalk (1908)* Claude Debussy

Arranged by Daniel Brame Andante Maestoso from “Memorial”* Adrian Cruft I Got Rhythm George Gershwin/Higgins Grouse Mountain Lullaby* Stephan Chatman Good Old Days Sing-A-Long Arr. James Ployhar • denotes works to be performed by the Northshore Concert Band of Wilmette in Boston on July 25, 1987 for the International Convention of the WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR SYMPHONIC BANDS AND ENSEMBLES, John P. Paynter, president.

408

July 24, 1987 THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND


Friday, July 24, 1987 Noon

Boston City Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

PROGRAM (Please Note; Although this program is tentative and subject to change, no works beyond those listed on this page will be added to Friday’s concert. From this list only deletions may be expected.) America, the Beautiful American Salute I Got Rhythm Selections from The Music Man

conducted by John P. Paynter The Liberty Bell Tribute to the Count Star Spangled Spectacular Tailgate Concerto

conducted by Barbara Buehlman Waltzes from Vienna Dein ist mein ganzen Herz (Carringer) Danny Boy (Irish Tune) (Walter Carringer) Granada (Carringer)

conducted by John P. Paynter

Bugler’s Holiday Irish Washerwoman

conducted by BB Hello Dolly The Stars and Stripes Forever

conducted by John P. Paynter Possible Encores or Substitutions: Hail to the Spirit of Liberty

409

Under the Admiral’s Flag The Royal Welch Fusiliers

410

July 25, 1987


World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Third International Conference

Saturday, July 25, 1987 10:30 A.M. Sherman Union, Boston University Campus, Boston, Massachusetts

PROGRAM

Merry Music for Wind Band (1983) Frigyes Hidas Firestar (1983) Philip Wilby Capriccio for Saxophone Quartet and Band (1987) Warren Barker

James Barkow, soprano saxophone Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone Ann Betz, alto saxophone Murray Fisher, baritone saxophone

Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band World Premiere

Morning Music (1986) Richard Rodney Bennett

Timothy Reynish, guest conductor Head of the School of Wind and Percussion

Royal Northern College of Music Manchester, U.K.

Andante Maestoso from ““Memorial” (1979) Adrian Cruft

Performed in Memory of the Composer Overture to “Das Liebesverbot” (1835) Richard Wagner

Arranged and conducted by Barbara Buehlman The Girl with the Flaxen Hair (1910) Claude Debussy Golliwogg’s Cake Walk (1908)

Arranged by Daniel Brame Three Songs from Three Lands Dein ist mein ganzen Herg Franz Lehar Irish Tune from County Derry (Danny Boy) Percy Grainger Granada Agustin Lara

Walter Carringer, tenor Scenes from the Hungarian Age of Chivalry (1987) Janos Decsenyi

3. Mourning and Consolation 4. Battle

World Premiere

411

July 25, 1987

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND OF WILMETTE Saturday, July 25, 1987


Third International Conference

World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts

12:30-1:30 p.m.

A Reading Session of Intermediate-Level Music for Band Prelude for an Occasion Edward Gregson A Downland Suite John Ireland

2. Elegy Arr. R. Steadman-Allen 3. Minuet

Conductor: Geoffrey Brand – ENGLAND

Ballade for Band Urata Kenjiro Fû - Mon Hiroshi Hoshina

Conductor: Toshio Akiyama - JAPAN Grouse Mountain Lullaby Stephen Chatman

Conductor: Linda Pimental - CANADA Lästrainge gånglät Arr. Jan Holmgren Den Vackraste Visan Lille Gror Söderlundh Arr. Stig Gustafson

Conductor: Leif A. Jansson - SWEDEN Three Chorale Preludes William Latham 2. 0 Sacred Head Now Wounded Ginger Marmalade Warren Benson

Conductor: H. Robert Reynolds - USA Transformationen for Band Albert Benz Marche Militaire No. 2 Ernest Ansermet Arr. R. Volet

Conductor: Felix Hauswirth - SWITZERLAND

November 1, 1987


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor John Bruce Yeh, clarinet

412


Sunday, April 26, 1987, 3:00 P.M. Overture to the opera Martha Friedrich von Flotow, arr. M.C. Meyrelles and Charles J. Roberts Pageant Vincent Persichetti

Performed in memory of the composer Capriccio for Saxophone Quartet and Band Warren Barker

Commissioned by and dedicated to the Northshore Concert Band James Barkow, soprano saxophone

Ann Betz, alto saxophone Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone

Murray Fisher, baritone saxophone Concerto for Clarinet and Band Nikolay Rimsky-Korskov

John Bruce Yeh, clarinet Sinfonia Resurrectionis Vaclav Nelhybel


March — The Boys of the Old Brigade W. Paris Chambers Chronos Vaclav Nelhybel

Grave – Adagio Toccata feroce

Derivations for Clarinet and Band Morton Gould

Warmup Contrapuntal Blues Rag Ride-out

John Bruce Yeh, clarinet Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn Norman Dello Joio

413

December 19, 1987





New Music Reading Session Concert March — Lone Star Frank Piersol Fanfare for a Celebration Ron Nelson Norwegian Lullaby arr. Bjorn Morten Concerto for Trombone Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, trans. Clark McAlister Rhythm Machine Timothy Broege Somersault Stephen Kent Goodman Dialogues on In Dulci Jubilo John Zdechlik Overture to Thke Pirates of Penzance Arthur Sullivan, trans. Robert O’Brien Manchester March John Edmondson Tuba Concerto Edward Gregson Ceremony and Celebration Robert E. Foster Mountain Celebration Carl Strommen Trumpeter’s Rhapsody Bill Holcombe Jubilus John Cheetham The Messenger C. L. Barnhouse, ed. John P. Paynter Suite Divertimento Germain Tailleferre The Silver Fox Kevin Kaisershot Sonatina and Fugue Gottfried Reiche, arr. David Deitemyer Selections from Les Miserables arr. Warren Barker Skye Boat Song Neil McKay Mirror Lake, for Euphonium and Band Edward Montgomery Dramatic Essay Elliot A. Del Borgo Electric Lady Jay Chattaway Argentum Timothy Mahr Cascade River Overture Douglas Akey Peter and the Wolf Sergei Prokofiev, trans. Jim Curnow Prelude and Fugue Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. John Kinyon Green Bushes Percy Aldridge Grainger, arr. Larry Daehn Ten Little Drummers Andrew Balent Appalachian Trail John Kinyon Marinarella Overture Julius Fucik, arr. Hans Kolditz Covenant Ed Huckeby The Year of the Dragon Philip Sparke Blues for a Killed Kat Jack End, arr. Frederick Fennell Cannon Beach Jared Spears Invention No. 2 Joel Blahnik Knightsbridge Overture Elliot A. Del Borgo Polonaise for Piccolo Trevor Ford Appalachian Hymn Robert E. Foster Best Broadway Marches arr. James Christensen

414

1988 February 7, 1988



Gerardo Ribeiro, violin

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Sunday, Februry 7, 1988, 3:00 P.M.

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Saeterjenten's Sontag Ole Bull, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Three Dance Episodes from On the Town Leonard Bernstein, trans. Marice Stith

The Great Lover Lonely Town: Pas de Deux Times Square: 1944

March — The Pathfinder of Panama John Philip Sousa, ed. Raymond F. Dvorak

R. Scott Cohen, conductor Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, op. 26 Max Bruch, trans. Mark Hindsley

Allegro moderato Adagio Finale – Allegro energico

Gerardo Ribeiro, violin

— Intermission — Sea Pieces, op. 55 Edward MacDowell, trans. Thomas L. Davis and Frederick Miller

From a Wandering Iceberg Starlight Song To the Sea

March – On the Tramp John Philip Sousa

Eric L. Hinton, conductor Best Broadway Marches James Christensen

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Festival Prelude Richard Strauss, trans. Barbara Buehlman

415

February 24, 1988



Wilmette Jr. High School / Marie Murphy Concert Band Robert Blim, Conductor

Sunset Ridge Concert Band

Greg Wojcik, Conductor

February 24, 1988 8:00 P.M.

Marie Murphy School South Gym

Wilmette Jr. High ~ Marie Murphy Concert Band

Journey to Centaurus Jim Curnow Majestia James Swearingen Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy James Ployhar

Sunset Ridge Concert Band Trumpet Voluntary Purcell Yorkshire Ballad Chance

Northshore Concert Band March - “The Gladiator” John Philip Sousa Saeterjenten’s Sontag Ole Bull

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Festival Prelude Richard Strauss

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Barbara Buehlman Best Broadway Marches James Christensen

COMBlNED BANDS FINALE High School Cadets John Philip Sousa

416

MARCH 18, 1988 Pick-Staiger Concert Hall 1:00 p.m.


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor _ ~ :_

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall 1:00 p.m.

Overture to Benvenuto Cellini Hector Berlioz Country Band March Charles Ives Finale from Symphony for Brass and Percussion Alfred Reed Best Broadway Marches Arr. James Christensen

417

April 10, 1988




March – Eagle Squadron Kenneth J. Alford Overture to the opera Benvenuto Cellini Hector Berlioz, trans. Franz Henning La Boutique Fantasque Gioacchino Rossini/Ottorino Respighi, arr. Dan Godfrey

Danse Cosaque Nocturne Allegro non troppo Mazurka Tarantelle Valse Lente Can Can Andantino Galop

Symphony for Brass and Percussion Alfred Reed

Con moto

— Intermission — Concertino for Marimba and Band Paul Creston

Vigorous Calm Lively

Joseph Gramley, marimba John P. Paynter Scholarship recipient

Variations on “Jerusalem the Golden” Charles Ives, arr. Keith Brion Country Band March Charles Ives, arr. James B. Sinclair Tin Pan Alley! arr. Warren Barker March — On the Quarter Deck Kenneth J. Alford

418

May 15, 1988



Loyola Academy, Wilmette, Illinois 3:00 P.M.

POPS CONCERT Zampa Overture .L. J. Herold, arr. V. F. Safranek A Tribute to Stephen Foster Arr. Sammy Nestico March - His Honor Henry Fillmore Peter and the Wolf Sergei Prokofiev

Arranged by James Curnow John Hultman, Narrator

Barbara Buehlman, Conducting

Cakewalk Suite Hershey Kay/Chaloner

Grand Walkaround Wallflower Waltz Sleight of Feet Entrance of the Magicians Gala Cakewalk

Presentation of the Sudler Scroll Sponsored by the John Philip Sousa Foundation

Delbert Eisch, Presenter Selection Committee Member for the Sudler Scroll

The Northshore Concert Band is the first community band to receive this award.

March - The Circus Bee Henry Fillmore Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, arr. By Michael P. Buckley March - King Karl King Henry Fillmore Rolling Thunder Henry Fillmore (Where did this come from? Not on printed program) The Wonderful World of Fred Astaire

Cole Porter Medley Cole Porter “Anything Goes” “Begin the Beguine” “Night and Day” “Just One of Those Things”

“Blow, Gabriel, Blow’’

Conducted by William H.L. Garlette

419

First Lieutenant, United States Army Tin Pan Alley! arr. Warren Barker

420

June 8, 1988



Commons of the Cathedral of Saint James Wednesday, June 8, 1988, 12:00 Noon

P R O G R A M

His Honor March Henry Fillmore/Arr. Fennell Marche Militaire Francaise Camille Saint-Saens/Arr. Hindsley Tin Pan Alley! Arranged by Warren Barker A Tribute to Stephen Foster Arranged by Sammy Nestico March - Eagle Squadron .Kenneth J. Alford Highlights from “Fiddler on the Roof” .Jerry Bock/Arr. Buckley Best Broadway Marches Arranged by James Christiansen Overture - “1812” Peter I. Tschaikowsky

421

June 15, 1988 THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND


Whitewater, WI Bands of America 8:30 P.M.

June 22, 1988


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Mark H. Hindsley, guest conductor

Edward Livingston, tuba

American School Band Directors’ Association Thirty-Sixth Annual Convention PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON

Wednesday, June 22, 1988, 8:00 P.M. Fanfare on AesBDA John P. Paynter March — Eagle Squadron Kenneth J. Alford Capriccio for Saxophone Quartet and Band Warren Barker

James Barkow, soprano, saxophone Ann Betz, alto saxophone

Charles Hawes, tenor saxophone Murray Fisher, baritone saxophone

Marche Militaire Française Camille Saint-Saëns, trans. Mark Hindsley

Mark Hindsley, conductor A Plain Man's Hammer Martin Dalby Concerto No. 1 in E-flat, op. 11 Richard Strauss, trans. John Boyd

Allegro Andante Rondo

Ed Livingston tuba Selections from The Adventures of Robin Hood Erich Wolfgang Korngold, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Prologue Banquet at Nottingham Feast in the Forest Duel, Victory and Epilogue


Polka and Fugue from the opera Schwanda the Bagpiper Jaromir Weinberger, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

422

JUNE 30, 1988


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Gillson Park Bowl

Wilmette 8:00 P.M.

423

July 3, 1988



Gillson Park Bowl Wilmette, IL 8:00 P.M.

Battle Hymn of the Republic – Scott Cohen Star Spangled Banner National Emblem March Zampa Overture Best Broadway Marches A Tribute to Stephen Foster Crown Prince Olav’s Honor March Tin Pan Alley! Selections from “Robin Hood” Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Eagle Squadron March A Cohan Broadway Festival Armed Forces Salute Overture “1812” The Stars and Stripes Forever America, the Beautifu1 Encores and Extras

His Honor Rolling Thunder On the Quarter Deck

424

JULY 4, 1988



Glenview Community Church 3:30 P.M.

America, the Beautiful Orpheus in the Underworld King Karl King March Gala Cakewalk (Cake Walk Suite #5) A Tribute to Stephen Foster The Gladiator March Fiddler on the Roof A Cohan Broadway festival The Circus Bee March Armed Forces Salute Stars and Stripes Forever Extras: Cole Porter Medley Eagle Squadron March

425

JULY 4, 1988



Glenview Park District 7:30 P.M. National Emblem March Zampa Overture A Cohan Broadway Festival Crown Prince Olav’s March Selections/Robin Hood Fiddler on the Roof His Honor March Tin Pan Alley! Orpheus in the Underworld Cole Porter Medley Tribute to Stephen Foster Best Broadway Marches Armed Forces Salute Star Spangled Banner America, the Beautiful Overture 1812 Extras: Stars and Stripes Circus Bee Rolling Thunder Eagle Squadron

426

JULY 21, 1988



8:00 P.M.

427

JULY 30, 1988 THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND


Mineral Point High School, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, 7:30 p.m.

Joint concert with the Mineral Point Community Band Brian Carter, Conductor

CONCERTS IN THE PARK

July 30, 1988 7:30 pm

Very Special Guest Musicians

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND WILMETTE, ILLINOIS


PROGRAM

Presentation of Colors American Legion Post No. 170 Mineral Point, WI The Star Spangled Banner (1855) arr. P. Luehring Bandology: Concert March E. Osterling Sax Serenade I. Schwarz

Lorie Nienow, Karen Klosterman, alto sax Brian Jeffrey, tenor sax

Kathy Briewa, baritone sax Selections from "The Music Man" M. Willson/arr. P. Lang

George Briewa, trumpet Chris Dagnon, trumpet

Mary Knutson, trombone Don Dunbar, euphonium

Barb Polizzi, bassoon Under The Double Eagle March J.F. Wagner/arr. P. Lavalle Battle Hymn of the Republic arr. J. Plophar

Marilyn Fisher, timpani

THE NORTHSHORE BAND Zampa Overture L.J.F. Herold Concerto for Trumpet J.N. Hummel Fi rst Movement

Bruce Briney, trumpet soloist

428

Selections from the Movie, "Robin Nood" E.W. Korngold . Prologue Banquet at Nottingham Feast in the Forest Duel, Victory, and Epilogue

Arranged for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman National Emblem: Concert March E.E. Bagley

Brian Carter, guest conductor Armed Forces Salute arr. R. Lowden Tin Pan Alley! arr. W. Barker Overture “1812” P. Tschaikowsky The Stars and Stripes Forever J.P. Sousa


The Combined Mineral Point City Band and the Northshore Concert Band

429

November 6, 1988


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Helen-Kay Eberley, soprano


Sunday, November 6, 1988, 3:00 P.M. The Merry Wives of Windsor Overture Otto Nicolai Intermezzo Samuel Coleridge-Taylor A Plain Man’s Hammer Martin Dalby Un bel di (One Fine Day), from Madame Butterfly Giacomo Puccini

Helen-Kay Eberley, soprano Ain’t it a pretty night, from Susannah Carlisle Floyd

Helen-Kay Eberley, soprano Golden Jubilee Alfred Reed

— Intermission — The Serpent Lee Hoiby

Helen-Kay Eberley, soprano Old Sir Faulk, from Façade William Walton

Helen-Kay Eberley, soprano Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Nos. 20 and 29 of British Folksong Settings Rejouissance James Curnow

430

December 17, 1988


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Alfred Reed, guest conductor

James Curnow, guest conductor Frank Battisti, guest conductor

Jay Andres, narrator Tom Batiuk, cartoonist

Carole Dawn Reinhart, trumpet Julie and Michael Pagan, duo pianists

MID-WEST INTERNATIONAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLINIC

Chicago Hilton and Towers Saturday, December 17, 1988, 11:00 A.M.

Ceremonial Proclamation Fisher Tull Golden Jubilee Overture Alfred Reed

Alfred Reed, conductor Carnival of the Animals Camille Saint-Saëns, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Introduction and Royal March of the Lions Hens and Cocks Horses of Tartary (Mules) Tortoises The Elephant Kangaroos Aquarium Personage with Long Ears Cuckoo in the Woods Aviary Pianists Fossils The Swan Finale

Jay Andres, narrator Tom Batiuk, cartoonist

Julie and Michael Pagan, duo pianists Rejouissance James Curnow

James Curnow, conductor Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger, arr. James Kreines

No. 20 & 29 of British Folk Song Settings Frank Battisti, conductor

Concerto for Trumpet Alexander Arutunian, trans. Guy Duker

Carole Dawn Reinhart, trumpet soloist A Plain Man’s Hammer Martin Dalby Hello, Dolly! Jerry Herman, arr. W. B. “Sonny” Anderson

431

February 5, 1989


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor The Chicago Symphony Horn Quartet


Sunday, February 5, 1989, 3:00 P.M. Jubilate Deo Giovanni Gabrieli

Beth T. Steele, conductor Music for the Royal Fireworks George Frederick Handel, arr. William A. Schaefer Handel in the Strand Percy Aldridge Grainger The Final Covenant Fisher Tull Konzertstück for Four Horns, op. 86 Robert Schumann, trans. Douglas G. Campbell

The Chicago Symphony Horn Quartet Gail Williams, Richard Oldberg, Norman Schweikert, Daniel Gingrich


Jubilate Deo Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

Beth T. Steele, conductor Russlan and Ludmilla Overture Michael Ivanovich Glinka, trans. Franz Henning Finale from Symphony No. 5 Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Charles B. Righter

432

February 8, 1989 Marie Murphy School, 7:30 pm



Concert Band Robert Blim, Conductor

Strolling Strings

Mary Rudzinski, Conductor

February 8, 1989, 7:30 P.M. MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL

Concert Band Pride of the Corps John Edmondson Lion of Lucerne Jim Curnow

Strolling Strings

Over the Rainbow Lara’s Theme

I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing

Northshore Concert Band Jubilate Deo Giovanni Gabrieli

Beth T. Steele, conductor Russlan and Ludmilla Overture Michael Ivanovich Glinka, trans. Franz Henning Handel in the Strand Percy Aldridge Grainger Marche Slav Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Northshore Jazz Ensemble

Selections to Be Announced

Finale March of the Irish Guard arr. James Ployhar

433

March 12, 1989

GLENVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH ARTS FESTIVAL 1000 Elm Street

Glenview, Illinois Sunday, March 12, 1989 - 3:00 pm

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND ENSEMBLES

John P. Paynter, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant conductor

PROGRAM

Suite for Four Trombones Gordon Jacob Ain’t Misbehavin’ Fats Waller Trombone Quartet

Dan Holhut Michelle Bailey Bill Dahlgren Dick Faller

Quartet in Eb Major Johann David Schwegler

Paul Bolman & Kathy Cargill, Flute Nancy Hinners & Peter Roll, French horn

When I’m Sixty-Four John Lennon/Paul McCartney/Ramon Ricker

Saxophone Quartet James Barkow, Soprano Saxophone Charles Hawes, Tenor Saxophone

Murray Fisher, Baritone Saxophone The Magic Flute Wolfgang Mozart/Gerhard Braun

Kathryn Cargill & Kurt Friedemann, Flute Three Sea Chanties Malcolm Arnold The Entertainer Scott Joplin

Woodwind Quintet Paul Bolman, Flute Mark Mosley, Oboe

George Peichl, Bb Clarinet Nancy Hinners, French horn Nancy Plantinga, Bassoon

Fascinating Rhythm George Gershwin/Feldstein Greensleeves Davis A Taste of Brahms Davis The Pink Panther Mancini/Akins

Percussion Ensemble Steve Betz David Fodor

Debbie Hawes Jon DCamp Melody Premo

435

March 18, 1989



PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON 1:00 P.M.

Festival for Winds, Percussion, Strings, Voice, and Piano Overture to Chester William Schuman Prelude and Fugue in B-flat minor J.S. Bach/Moehlmann Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson March - Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa

436

April 9, 1989




Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa When Jesus Wept William Schuman Chester William Schuman Prelude and Fugue in B-flat minor Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. R. L. Moehlmann Sonata in A minor George Philipp Telemann, trans. John P. Paynter

Anna Lampidas, oboe John P. Paynter Scholarship recipient


Octet for Wind Instruments Igor Stravinsky

Lento – Allegro moderato Tema con variazioni Finale

Kathryn Cargill, flute Debbie Durham, clarinet

Maryann Loda and Steve Moline, bassoons Mike Harloff and Robert Harper, trumpets

Michelle Bailey and Greg Glover, trombones El Salón México Aaron Copland, trans. Mark H. Hindsley

437

April 19, 1989

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Glenview, Illinois


Lincoln-Way Community High School Central Campus New Lenox, Illinois

Wednesday, April 19, 1989 - 8:00 p.m.

- PROGRAM - March - Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa

When Jesus Wept William Schuman (Based on a Round of William Billings)

Chester Overture William Schuman

(Based on William Billings’ Hymn and Marching Song of the American Revolution)

Selections from “Les Miserables” Alain Boubil

Arranged by Warren Barker

- INTERMISSION – London Again Suite Eric Coates

Oxford Street (March) Laugham Place (Elegie) Mayfair (Valse)

El Salon Mexico Aaron Copland

Transcribed for Concert Band by Mark H. Hindsley

* * * * *

June 14, 1989



St. James Cathedral, 12:00 Noon

The Liberty Bell March Armed Forces Salute

438

May 14, 1989



“POPS” Concert

Loyola Academy, Wilmette, Illinois, May 14, 1989, 3:00 P.M.

(May not reflect actual program order)

The Liberty Bell March John Philip Sousa The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Manhattan Beach March John Philip Sousa Semper Fidelis March John Philip Sousa Hands Across the Sea March John Philip Sousa Finale from “Romantic” Symphony Howard Hanson Arranged for Band by Barbara Buehlman Orpheus in the Underworld Overture Jacques Offenbach The Flashing Eyes of Andalusia John Philip Sousa Thunder and Lightning Polka Johann Strauss Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson Selections from “Les Miserables” Alain Boublil Arranged by Warren Barker Meditation from “Thais” Jules Massenet Peter Wilson, violin Fugue in A Fritz Kreisler Peter Wilson, violin Selections from the Northshore Band Jazz Combo Doug Fox Dan Holhut Jim Barkow Brian Beam Steve Betz Keith Reed

439

June 14, 1989



St. James Cathedral, 65 E. Huron, Chicago

Noon The Liberty Bell March John Philip Sousa Overture Orpheus in the Underworld Jacques Offenbach Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker Gypsy Baron Suite Johann Strauss/Walter Beeler

Waltz Medley Selections from “Les Miserables” Arr. Warren Barker Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin


Patriotic Pageantry arr. Warren Barker The Flashing Eyes of Andalusia John Philip Sousa Overture - “1812” Peter I. Tchaikowsky Encores: Stars and Stripes America, the Beautiful

440

June 22, 1989


Glenview, Illinois John P. Paynter, conductor


Gillson Park Bowl, Wilmette, IL, 8 pm

March and Procession of Bacchus from the Ballet “Sylvia” Leo Délibes, arr. Tom Clark Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett


Bobby’s Blues (1964) Paul Yoder Doug Fox, Trumpet Soloist

Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker Gypsy Baron Suite Johann Strauss/Walter Beeler

Waltz Medley March Medley

Selections from “Les Miserables” Arr. Warren Barker Finale from Symphony No. 2 Howard Hanson/Arranged by Barbara Buehlman Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld Jacques Offenbach/Hibbert Encores: Thunder and Lightning Polka Liberty Bell March

441

June 26, 1989



ASCE Engineers

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall 8:30 p.m.

March and Procession of Bacchus from the Ballet “Sylvia” Leo Délibes, arr. Tom Clark Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett


Bobby’s Blues (1964) Paul Yoder Doug Fox, Trumpet Soloist

Gershwin! Arr. Warren Barker Gypsy Baron Suite Johann Strauss/Walter Beeler

Waltz Medley March Medley

Selections from “Les Miserables” Arr. Warren Barker Finale from Symphony No. 2 Howard Hanson/Arranged by Barbara Buehlman Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld Jacques Offenbach/Hibbert Encores: Thunder and Lightning Polka Liberty Bell March

442

July 3, 1989




Gillson Park Bowl 7:30 p.m.

Star Spangled Banner arr. John P. Paynter National Emblem March E. E. Bagley “Jericho” -- Rhapsody for Band Morton Gould Clarinet Candy Leroy Anderson Bobby’s Blues (1964) Paul Yoder

Doug Fox, Trumpet Soloist The Liberty Bell March John Philip Sousa Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson Sea Songs Ralph Vaughan Williams Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Hands Across the Sea March John Philip Sousa Selections from My Fair Lady Frederick Loewe Armed Forces Salute Arr. Bob Lowden Patriotic Sing-a-Long Arr. James D. Ployhar Gershwin! George Gershwin/Warren Barker Overture 1812 Peter Tchaikowsky Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Encores, Alternates, and Extras: Cakewalk from Suite of Old American Dances America, the Beautiful El Capitan March Manhattan Beach March Thunder and Lightning Polka The Flashing Eyes of Andalusia

443

July 4, 1989




Glenview Community Church 3:30 P.M.

Glenview Golf Course 7:30 P.M.

Repeat of July 3 Concert Program

444

July 20, 1989




8:00 p.m.

445

November 5, 1989


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Carmen Or, piano


Sunday, November 5, 1989, 3:00 P.M. Overture to the comic opera The Impressario Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart American Hymn for Concert Band William Schuman March — E Pluribus Unum Fred Jewell, ed. John P. Paynter Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, trans. John P. Paynter

Carmen Or, piano

— Intermission — Symphony No. 7 “Mythologies” James F. Hopkins

Icarus Lake Avernus Medusa

Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band First Performance

Three Shanties Malcolm Arnold, arr. Jeff C. Krauklis

Allegro con brio Allegretto semplice Allegro vivace

Sarabande and Polka Malcolm Arnold, trans. John P. Paynter Lerner and Loewe in Concert arr. Warren Barker Army and Marine March Wilhelm Zehle, ed. John P. Paynter

446

December 16, 1989

FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL MID-WEST INTERNATIONAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLINIC

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1989 - 8:30 A.M. Chicago Hilton and Towers

International Ballroom

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND WILMETTE, ILLINOIS


NEW BAND MUSIC READING SESSION

1. Bullets and Bayonets 2. Ouverture pour Orchestra Militaire 3. Concerto for Bassoon “Rondo” 4. Air from the “Holberg Suite” 5. Trumpets on the Run 6. Fantasy on Osaka Folk tunes 7. Thunder and Lightning Polka 8. Legacy for Band 9. Kitchen Fiesta 10. Danse Celestiale 11. Every Time I Feel the Spirit 12. Bourrée 13. A Jubilant Tribute 14. City of Champions 15. Spirit of the Living God 16. John Gay Suite 17. Sinfonia IV: Symphonia Sacra et Profana 18. The Two-Minute Symphony 19. Northstar Overture 20. Walking Tune 21. Three Japanese Fanfares 22. Dramatic Legend 23. Flight of the Bumble Bee 24. The Ash Grove 25. A Celebration of Spirituals

447

January 20, 1990



45th Annual Midwestern Conference on School Vocal and Instrumental Music UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR

Saturday, January 20, 1990 March — Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Overture to the comic opera The Impressario Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Tribute to Canterbury Gordon Jacob

Chorale Prelude (Ein’ Feste Burg) for the Chapterhouse Scherzo for the King’s School March for All Pilgrims

Concerto for Bassoon Carl Maria von Weber, trans. Peter Schmalz

Rondo Maryann Loda, bassoon

Legacy for Band Claude T. Smith

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Liturgical Music for Band Martin Mailman

Introit Kyrie Gloria Alleluia

Lerner and Loewe in Concert arr. Warren Barker Symphony No 1 in G minor Vasily Kalinnikov, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Army and Marine March Wilhelrn Zehle, ed. John P. Paynter

448

February 4, 1990


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor The Millar Brass Ensemble


Sunday, February 4, 1990, 3:00 P.M. Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Vasily Kalinnikov, trans.Glenn Cliffe Bainum

Finale with The Millar Brass Ensemble



Liturgical Music for Band Martin Mailman


March — Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Tribute to Canterbury Gordon Jacob

Chorale Prelude (Ein’ Feste Burg) for the Chapterhouse Scherzo for the King’s School March for All Pilgrims


Overture for Brass (1981) Carlos Franzetti (1948- )

The Millar Brass Ensemble Bruce C. Briney, conductor

Geistliches Leid, op. 30 Johannes Brahms, trans. Tom Smee

Lass dich nur nichts nicht dauren mit Trauen Fest und Gedenkspruche, op. 109 Johannes Brahms, trans. Fred W. Teuber

Wo ist ein so herrlich Volk Funeral March from Die Götterdammerung Richard Wagner Legacy for Band Claude T. Smith

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Music for a Festival Gordon Jacob

Intrada Overture Round of Seven Parts Air Interlude March Saraband Scherzo Madrigal Minuet Finale

The Millar Brass Ensemble

449

February 7, 1990



TRITON COLLEGE, RIVER FOREST Wednesday, February 7, 1990

Overture to the comic opera The Impresario Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Tribute to Canterbury Gordon Jacob

Chorale Prelude (Ein’ Feste Burg) Scherzo for the King’s School March for All Pilgrims



Legacy for Band Claude T. Smith

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Liturgical Music for Band. Martin Mailman


Lerner and Loewe in Concert arr. Warren Barker Symphony No. 1 in G minor Vasily Kalinnikov, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

450

April 6, 1990



THE COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION, HAMMOND, INDIANA Friday, April 6, 1990

Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Richard Strauss Fantasia and Fugue in G minor Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. John Boyd A Grand, Grand Overture, op. 57 Malcolm Arnold, trans. Keith Wilson The Final Covenant Fisher Tull Marcia Trionfale Amilcare Ponchiele, ed. David Whitwell Flight of the Bumblebee Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Ritual Fire Dance Manuel De Falla March — George Washington Bicentennial John Philip Sousa Rose Variations Robert Russell Bennett

Bruce C. Briney, cornet March — The Gallant Seventh John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell

451

April 8, 1990




Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Richard Strauss Ricercar a 4 voci, del X tono Giovanni Gabrieli, arr. John P. Paynter Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. John Boyd The Final Covenant Fisher Tull March — George Washington Bicentennial John Philip Sousa

— Intermission — Marcia Trionfale Amilcare Ponchiele, ed. David Whitwell Color Robert Margolis

Stanes Morris Stingo Daphne Argeers The Slip

Julie Wagner, conductor Concerto for Trumpet Henri Tomasi, trans. James Curnow

Nocturne Finale

Jack Sutte, Trumpet Soloist John P. Paynter Scholarship recipient

A Grand, Grand Overture, op. 57 Malcolm Arnold, trans. Keith Wilson

452

April 21, 1990



THORNTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL, HARVEY Saturday, April 21, 1990, 8 p.m.

Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Richard Strauss Fantasia and Fugue in G minor Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. John Boyd A Grand, Grand Overture, op. 57 Malcolm Arnold, trans. Keith Wilson The Final Covenant Fisher Tull Marcia Trionfale Amilcare Ponchiele, ed. David Whitwell Flight of the Bumblebee Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Ritual Fire Dance Manuel De Falla March — George Washington Bicentennial John Philip Sousa Rose Variations Robert Russell Bennett

Bruce C. Briney, cornet March — The Gallant Seventh John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell

453

May 20, 1990

THE NORTH8HORE CONCERT BAND John P. Paynter, conductor


LOYOLA ACADEMY, WILMETTE Sunday, May 20, 1990, 3:00 P.M.

March — Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite Karl L. King, ed. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Circus Days Overture. Harry L. Alford Circus Polka (composed for a young elephant) Igor Stravinsky

Frank D. McCaskill, conductor Immer Kleiner Adolf Schreiner, trans. George S. Howard

Stanley Shell, clarinet Concerto for Cello and Wind Instruments Jacques Ibert

Pastorale Romance Gigue

David T. Premo, cello O. Delap Premo, conductor

Overture to Gwendoline Emmanuel Chabrier, trans. Barbara Buehlman


— Intermission — Music provided by the Circus Band

Circus Suite Julius Jacobsen

Ouverture Lindans Jumbo Polka Finale

Linda Pankratz, conductor Rose Variations Robert Russell Bennett

Bruce C. Briney, cornet The Circus Band Charles E. Ives

454

June 6, 1990



THE CATHEDRAL OF SAINT JAMES, CHICAGO Wednesday, June 6, 1990, 12:00 Noon

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Gershwin! George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Dan Godfrey

455

June 21, 1990


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Walter Carringer, tenor

National Band Association Eighth Biennial Convention

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON, ILLINOIS Thursday, June 21, 1990

Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare Richard Strauss Overture to Gwendoline Emmanuel Charbrier, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Rose Variations Robert Russell Bennett

Bruce C. Briney, cornet

The Maid with the Flaxen Hair Claude Debussy, arr. Daniel Brame Golliwogg’s Cakewalk Clair de lune Chicago Medley arr. John Tatgenhorst Fireworks Gregory Youtz The Old Bear with the Sore Head Julius Fucik

Ernest Kettnich, Mary Ann Loda, Steve Moline, Nancy Plantinga and Marilea Zajec, bassoons

Come Back to Sorrento Ernesto de Curtis, arr. John P. Paynter Danny Boy arr. Percy Aldridge Grainger Granada Agustin Lara, arr. John P. Paynter

Walter Carringer, tenor Dixie arr. Morton Gould

456

July 3, 1990



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Tuesday, July 3, 1990, 7:30 P.M.

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Dixie arr. Morton Gould Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Buglers’ Holiday Leroy Anderson American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden Gershwin! George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker A Tribute to Stephen Foster arr. Sammy Nestico Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson Trombonanza Frank Cofield Chicago Medley arr. John Tatgenhorst Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Dan Godfrey The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon

457

July 4, 1990



GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT GOLF COURSE Wednesday, July 4, 1990, 7:30 P.M.

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Dixie arr. Morton Gould Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Buglers’ Holiday Leroy Anderson American Civil War Fantasy Jerry H. Bilik Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden Gershwin! George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker A Tribute to Stephen Foster arr. Sammy Nestico Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson Trombonanza Frank Cofield Chicago Medley arr. John Tatgenhorst Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Dan Godfrey The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon

458

July 19, 1990




Concert March — Hail to the Fleet Richard Maltby Overture to Gwendoline Emmanuel Chabrier, trans. Barbara Buehlman Tin Pan Alley! arr. Warren Barker Prelude to the opera Kunihild Cyrill Kistler, trans. Robert M. Barr Beguine for Flutes Eric Osterling Dazzling Drums Paul Yoder A Norman Rockwell Suite William H. Hill

The Horseshoe Forging Contest Looking Out To Sea Gossips Four Freedoms

The Original Dixieland Concerto arr. John Warrington Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F minor Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. V. F. Safranek

459

August 2, 1990



KONSTANZ YOUTH WIND ORCHESTRA, WEST GERMANY Douglas Bostock, conductor

program to be announced

GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, August 2, 1990 - 8:00 pm

American Holiday Floyd Werle *Concert March — Hail to the Fleet Richard Maltby Rose Variations Robert Russell Bennett

Bruce C. Briney, cornet *Overture to Gwendoline Emmanuel Chabrier, trans. Barbara Buehlman *Beguine for Flutes Eric Osterling *Tin Pan Alley! Arr. Warren Barker Prelude to the opera Kunihild Cyrill Kistler, trans. Robert M. Barr Immer Kleiner Adolf Schreiner

Stanley Shell, clarinet *The Original Dixieland Concerto arr. John Warrington Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F minor Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. V. F. Safranek Clair de Lun Claude Debussy Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Fennell America, the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon

*Barbara Buehlman, conductor

460

November 4, 1990



PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Sunday, November 4, 1990, 3:00 P.M.

Commando March Samuel Barber Tribute Mark Camphouse Scene and Triumphal Dance of the Coolies, from the ballet The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Procession of the Nobles, from the opera Mlada Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Erik W.G. Leidzen

— Intermission — American Salute Morton Gould

Lt. John Pastin, United States Navy, conductor Old Scottish Melody Traditional, arr. Charles A. Wiley Endearing Young Charms Simone Mantia

Jason Gilliam, euphonium John P. Paynter Scholarship recient

Wellington’s Victory Ludwig Van Beethoven, arr. William Schaefer

The Battle The Victory

The Battle of Shiloh C. L. Barnhouse, ed. John P. Paynter

461

November 7, 1990



TRITON COLLEGE, RIVER FOREST Wednesday, November 7, 1990, 8 pm

Commando March Samuel Barber Tribute Mark Camphouse Scene and Triumphal Dance of the Coolies, from the ballet The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Procession of the Nobles, from the opera Mlada Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Erik W.G. Leidzen

— Intermission — American Salute Morton Gould

Lt. John Pastin, United States Navy, conductor Old Scottish Melody Traditional, arr. Charles A. Wiley Wellington’s Victory Ludwig Van Beethoven, arr. William Schaefer

The Battle The Victory

462

December 9, 1990


Barbara D. Buehlman, assistant conductor

LOYOLA ACADEMY, WILMETTE Sunday, December 9, 1990, 4:00 P.M.

A Christmas Festival Overture Joseph Wilcox Jenkins Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Children’s Dance, from Merry Mount Suite Howard Hanson, arr. Charles Garland The Sussex Mummers’ Christmas Carol Percy Aldridge Grainger A Christmas Collage arr. Anne McGinty Salute to Corelli Newell H. Long Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly Hershy Kay, arr. Clare Grundman Festival of Joy arr. Shelley Foster-Gurin A Christmas Greeting John Cheetham Overture to Hansel and Gretel Engelbert Humperdinck, trans. Lucien Cailliet Here Comes Santa Claus Gene Autry & Oakley Haldeman Polonaise, from the opera Christmas Night Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Christmas Sing-Along arr. James D. Ployhar A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson Sleigh Ride Leroy Anderson

464

February 3, 1991



William Warfield, narrator

PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Sunday, February 3, 1991

An Outdoor Overture Aaron Copland Enigma Variations, op. 36 Edward Elgar, trans. Earl Slocum The Blue and the Gray Clare Grundman

Lt. John Pastin, United States Navy, conductor Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland, arr. Walter Beeler

William Warfield, narrator

— Intermission — Praeludium and Allegro Vittorio Giannini All the Things You Are Jerome Kern, arr. John Tatgenhorst

Jim Barkow, saxophone Dedicated to John P. Paynter and Jim Barkow

Porgy and Bess Selection George Gershwin, arr. Robert Russell Bennett

William Warfield, bass Samson March Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter

465

March 23, 1991



PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Saturday, March 23, 1991, 1:00 P.M.

U.S. Field Artillery March John Philip Sousa Charles County Overture Joseph Willcox Jenkins

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Selections from A Chorus Line Marvin Hamlisch, arr. John Cacavas Chorale and Alleluia Howard Hanson

466

April 14, 1991


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Kathleen Kaun, soprano

Elizabeth Fischer, mezzo soprano Patrick Woliver, tenor Bruce Hall, baritone


Sunday, April 14, 1991, 3:00 P.M.

Roman Carnival Overture, op. 9 Hector Berlioz, trans. V. F. Safranek Incantation and Dance John Barnes Chance Quartet — Un di, se ben rammento me, from Rigoletto Giuseppe Verdi

Kathleen Kaun, soprano, Elizabeth Fischer, mezzo soprano Patrick Wolliver, tenor; Bruce Hall, baritone

Valzer Campestre from Suite Siciliana Gino Marinuzzi, trans. Albert Austin Harding Fêtes, from Trois Nocturnes Claude Debussy, trans. William A. Schaeffer


Charles County Overture Joseph Willcox Jenkins

Barbara Buehlman, conductor Baritone Boogie Andy Clark

Joe Bello, Claudia Blanas and Scott Ward, baritone horns Nancy Plantinga, conductor

Selections from Showboat Jerome Kern, arr. by Robert Russell Bennett

Kathleen Kaun, soprano, Elizabeth Fischer, mezzo soprano Patrick Wolliver, tenor; Bruce Hall, baritone

assisted by vocal graduate students of Northwestern University Chorale and Alleluia Howard Hanson

467

May 19, 1991



LOYOLA ACADEMY, WILMETTE Sunday, May 19, 1991, 3:00 P.M.

Mexican Hat Dance F.A. Partichela, arr. Philip J. Lang La Fiesta Mexicana H. Owen Reed

Mass Carnival

La Cucaracha arr. William McRae Dramatic Essay Clifton Williams

Doug Fox, trumpet Cuernavaca Joseph Willcox Jenkins La Oreja de Oro (The Golden Ear) Mariano San Miguel

Mike Harloff, trumpet Barbara Buehlman, conductor

Danza Mexicana No. 2 Jacob Datshkovsky Tico Tico Drake/Wye

Northshore Concert Band Flute Choir Paul Bolman, conductor

Selections by Julio Rodriguez

guitar/vocal soloist La Cumparsita Rhodriguez/Lang

John Pastin, conductor Zacatecas G. Codina La Guardia de Alabarderos Mariano San Miguel La Bamba de Vera Cruz Terig Tucci Laredo (Paso Doble) Clifton William

468

JUNE 12, 1991 ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL, CHICAGO NOON No program available

469

June 19, 1991



BANDS OF AMERICA, WHITEWATER, WISCONSIN Wednesday, June 19, 1991, 8:00 P.M.

Resonances I Ron Nelson Zampa Overture Louis Joseph Ferdinance Herold, trans. V. F. Safranek Entry March of the Boyars Johan Halvorsen, arr. Frederick Fennell Dramatic Essay for Trumpet and Band J. Clifton Williams

Doug Fox, trumpet Gallop, from First Suite for Band Alfred Reed Symphonic Movement Vaclav Nelhybel Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Carl Friedemann, trans. W. J. Duthoit La Bamba da Vera Cruz Terig Tucci Fledermaus Quadrille Johann Strauss Armed Forces Salute arr. Robert Lowden March — The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa

471

July 3, 1991



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Wednesday, July 3, 1991, 7:30 P.M.

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Duty, Honor, Country MacArthur/Cook, arr. Walters March — The Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa Selections from Carousel Richard Rodgers, arr. Eric Leidzen La Bamba de Vera Cruz Terig Tucci You’re a Grand Old Flag George M. Cohan Zampa Overture Louis Joseph Ferdinance Herold, trans. V. F. Safranek George Gershwin — A Symphonic Portrait arr. Bruce Chase Dramatic Essay for Trumpet and Band J. Clifton Williams

Doug Fox, trumpet Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Carl Friedemann, trans. W. J. Duthoit March — The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa L’Estudiantina Waltz Charles Emile Waldteufel, trans. Greissinger Armed Forces Salute arr. Robert Lowden This Is My Country D. Raye & A. Jacobs, arr. Ringwald Walt Disney Overture arr. Frank Erickson On the Mall Edwin Franko Goldman America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon March — National Emblem E. E. Bagley The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

472

Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Dan Godfrey

473

July 4, 1991



GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT GOLF COURSE Thursday, July 4, 1991, 7:30 P.M.

March — The Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa Selections from Carousel Richard Rodgers, arr. Eric Leidzen La Bamba de Vera Cruz Terig Tucci You’re a Grand Old Flag George M. Cohan Zampa Overture Louis Joseph Ferdinance Herold, trans. V. F. Safranek George Gershwin — A Symphonic Portrait arr. Bruce Chase Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Carl Friedemann, trans. W. J. Duthoit Duty, Honor, Country MacArthur/Cook, arr. Walters March — The Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa L’Estudiantina Waltz Charles Emile Waldteufel, trans. Greissinger Armed Forces Salute arr. Robert Lowden This Is My Country D. Raye & A. Jacobs, arr. Ringwald Walt Disney Overture arr. Frank Erickson March — National Emblem E. E. Bagley On the Mall Edwin Franko Goldman America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Dan Godfrey The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

474

July 18, 1991


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Timothy Mahr, Guest Conductor

University of Minnesota at Duluth


Fanfare and Grand March Timothy Mahr Danse Celestiale Robert Sheldon Vintage Foxtrot from Concertino for Brass Floyd Werle

Doug Fox, trumpet Bill Dahlgren, trombone

Rodney Owens, tuba A Copland Portrait Aaron Copland, arr. Clare Grundman Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Warren Barker Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 Karl Friedmann Washington Grays Claudio S. Grafulla, ed. Frederick Fennell Evening at the Pops John Williams, arr. John Higgins Variations on “America” Charles Ives/Schuman/Rhoads Fantasia in G Timothy Mahr Almighty Father from Mass Leonard Bernstein, arr. Donald Hunsberger Pineapple Poll Arthur Sullivan


U.S. Field Artillery March John Philip Sousa

475

August 1, 1991



GILLSON PARK, WILMETTE Thursday, August 1, 1991, 8:00 P.M.

The Pledge of Allegiance Alfred Reed Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohen, arr. John Cacavas William Tell Overture Gioacchino Rossini, trans. J. Sommers George Gershwin — A Symphonic Portrait arr. Bruce Chase

Symphonic Movement Vaclav Nelhybel Fledermaus – Quadrille, op. 363 Johann Strauss, trans. Herbert Ferstl Eternal Father, Strong to Save Claude T. Smith Marvin Hamlisch Showcase arr. Warren Barker Overture — Egmont Ludwig van Beethoven, trans. John Christie

John Christie, conductor Finale from Symphony No. 4 Tchaikovsky, trans. F. V. Safranek On the Mall Edwin Franko Goldman

476

November 3, 1991


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Harry Begian, guest conductor

Gustav Hoena, trombone


Merry Music for Wind Band Frigyes Hidas Hungarian Peasant Song and Dance Béla Bartók, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Scenes from The Hungarian Age of Chivalry János Descény

Minstrels – Priests – Knights Buffoons Mourning and Consolation Battle


Dances of Galánta Zoltán Kodály, trans. Albert Austin Harding

Harry Begian, conductor Tales of Father Goose — Musical Caricatures György Ránki

Promenade of a Supergoose Sky – Riding Goose – Lake Close Fight for Lady Goose – Love, Death and Resurrection of Father Goose . . . and Father Goose Flies Again

Gustav Hoena, trombone Les Préludes Franz Liszt, trans. Mark Hindsley

477

December 8, 1991



LOYOLA ACADEMY, WILMETTE Sunday, December 8, 1991

Brass Choir Carols from the Lobby Christmas Intrada Alfred Reed Skier’s Waltz Morton Gould Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik

Barbara Buehlman, conducting A Christmas Suite David Barker

Chaconne Scherzo Variation

Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Festive Sounds of Hanukkah Arr. Bill Holcombe Fantasy on a Bell Carol Edward J. Madden ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas Newell Long

Barbara Buehlman, conducting Paul Bolman, narrator

Holiday Spectacular Arr. Warren Barker A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson

478

December 21, 1991


MID-WEST INTERNATIONAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLINIC

Chicago Hilton and Towers Saturday, December 21, 1991, 9:00 A.M.

CLINIC SESSION

“Oh, Teacher, What Big Ears You Have!” — Some of the Ways That Listening Counts! Listening is an Audio Act

Why listen? How to listen What to listen for Practicing listening

Listening in a Holiday Mood — White Christmas

I’m dreaming of a #^$%*&()^%& Christmas Analyzing what can go wrong Tuning — the unisons and octaves, and from the bass Tone — support and listening with role models Balance — inner listening, and stress the inner parts Articulation — ways and means Rhythm — using space and dividing the fundamental Expression — direction of lines; nuance and rubato

Isolating and Modifying Problems — A Christmas Festival

Listening while playing for precision In sections Across sections One on one Listening and looking (as in an “allargando”) Tuning some specific pitches (D-flat and G-flat for example) Bring out certain parts for greater warmth

The Important Special Effects — A Christmas Suite

Isolating and improving a given rhythm Listening for the pulse (bass and percussion) Bringing out accents, chord building, and pyramids

Making Quiet Playing Interesting — A Christmas Intrada

Listen for the problems Breathy tone Flat or sharp pitch Meandering voices Working on the octaves and unisons again Vary the tempo, the volume and the articulation

479

Don't fail to make music — the “espressivo”

481

February 2, 1992



Scott Cohen, Guest Conductor

Northwestern University Campus, Pick-Staiger Evanston, Illinois


PROGRAM

Overture — "Die Fledermaus" (1814) Johann Strauss, Jr. (1825-1899)

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Lucien Cailliet Selections from the Operetta, 0scar Straus (1870-1954)

"The Chocolate Soldier" (1908) Arranged for Band by J. Bodewalt Lampe

"Allerseelen" (All Soul's Day) (1885) Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

Setting for Symphonic Band by Albert Oliver Davis Bruce Hall, baritone

Old American Folksongs (1950/1952) Aaron Copland (1900-1990)

Simple Gifts I Bought Me a Cat At the River Ching-A-Ring Chaw

Arranged Jor Band by Thomas Trimborn Sunny Joy Langton and Bruce Hall

Overture from "Bye Bye Birdie" (1960) Charles Strouse (b. 1928)

Arranged by John Cacavas Conducted by Scott Cohen

—Intermission—

Waltzes from "Der Rosenkavalier", Op. 59 (1910/1944) Richard Strauss

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Lucien Cailliet "Zueignung" (Dedication) (1885/1940) Richard Strauss

Setting for Symphonic Band by Albert Oliver Davis Sunny Joy Langton, lyric coloratura soprano

Selections from "Annie" (1977) Charles Strouse

482

Arranged for Band by Philip J. Lang Sunny Joy Langton and Bruce Hall

Tone Poem—"Don Juan", Op. 20 (1889) Richard Strauss (1910-1944)

Transcribed for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

*****

483

March 21, 1992



NSB/NU Festival Pick-Staiger Concert Hall March 21, 1992, 1 p.m.

Overture – “The Hounds of Spring” Alfred Reed Old American Songs Aaron Copland/Thomas Trimborn


Bruce Hall, Vocal Soloist Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Philip J. Lang Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Niccolo Paganini James Barnes

484

March 28, 1992

National Concert Band Festival Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Bands of America, Concert Band Festival, Finale Concert, Pick-Staiger

March 28, 1992, 8:30 p.m. This program is a guess—from rehearsal schedule March 18-April 8, 1992 Tone Poem – “Don Juan” Strauss/Bainum Overture – “The Hounds of Spring” Alfred Reed Old American Songs Aaron Copland/Thomas Trimborn


Bruce Hall, Vocal Soloist Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse/Philip J. Lang

Bruce Hall, Vocal Soloist Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Niccolo Paganini James Barnes Rolling Thunder March Fillmore Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat (1832-53) Franz Liszt (1811-1886)

Allegro Maestoso Quasi Adagio Allegro Marziale Animato

Robert Weirich, piano Rising Sun Vizzutte

Allen Vizzutti, soloist

Festival Prelude Strauss/Buehlman

Rolling Thunder Fillmore

485

April 5, 1992



Northwestern University Campus Evanston, Illinois


PROGRAM

The Hounds of Spring (1981) Alfred Reed (b.1921) Fantasy Variations on a Theme (1989) James Barnes (b. 1949)

by Niccolo Paganini

Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat (1832-53) Franz Liszt (1811-1886) Allegro Maestoso Quasi Adagio Allegro Marziale Animato

Robert Weirich, piano

—Intermission— Festival Prelude, op. 61 (1913) Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman

Presentation of THE SUDLER ORDER OF MERIT

The Medal of the Order to

BARBARA D. BUEHLMAN

John Philip Sousa Foundation Presenters Dr. Al G. Wright, President and CEO

Maxine Lefever, Vice President and Executive Secretary Mrs. Louis Sudler, Vice President

The Last Spring, op. 34, No. 2 (1881) Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)

Arranged for Woodwinds by George Dasch Conducted by Scott Cohen

Riots of Spring (1971) Les Hooper (b. 1940)

*****

486

April 8, 1992



Triton College April 8, 1992, 8 p.m.

PROGRAM

The Hounds of Spring (1981) Alfred Reed (b.1921) Fantasy Variations on a Theme (1989) James Barnes (b. 1949)

by Niccolo Paganini

The Last Spring, op. 34, No. 2 (1881) Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) Arranged for Woodwinds by George Dasch

Conducted by Scott Cohen Tres Danzas Fantasticas Turina Selections from “Annie” Charles Strouse

Betty Garrett, oboe James Barkow, alto saxophone

Doug Fox, trumpet Festival Prelude, op. 61 (1913) Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

Arranged for Symphonic Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Rolling Thunder Fillmore Encore: Rolling Thunder March Fillmore

487

April 18, 1992 Rockford Community Concert Series

488

May 17, 1992 Loyola Academy



Sunday, May 17, 1992 - 3:00 p.m.

“Heigh Ho, Off to the Fair” Pops Concert

Loyola Academy 1100 Laramie Avenue

Wilmette, Illinois

PROGRAH Vanity Fair Overture Percy E. Fletcher Symphonic Songs Robert Russell Bennett

1 Serenade 2. Splrltual 3. Celebration

Carnival Variations Don Jacoby and William McRae

Doug Fox, Mike Harloff, Dave Shaw, Trumpet The “Carousel” Waltz Richard Rodgers

Arranged for Band by Robert Russell Bennett Five Dances for Five Clarinets Alfred Reed

Hoe Down (Eb Clarinet) Sarabande (Eb Alto Clarinet) Guaracha (Bb Bass Clarinet) Afro (Bb Contrabass Clarinet) Hora (Bb Clarinet)

Linda Pankratz, Soloist State Fair Richard Rodgers

Arranged for Band by Howard Cable Four Brothers Jimmy Giuffre/John Tatgenhorst

Commissioned By and Dedicated to Charles Hawes for the Northshore Concert Band

Jim Barkow, Alto Saxophone Ann Betz, Alto Saxophone

Charles Hawes, Tenor Saxophone Murray Fisher, Baritone Saxophone

489

June 11, 1992



John Bourgeois, Presiding Chairman National Band Association

Thursday, June 11, 1992 - 8:00 p.m. Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

John P. Paynter

Conductor

PROGRAM Vanity Fair Overture Percy E. Fletcher Ballet Music from Le Cid Jules Massenet

Castillane Andalouse Aragonaise Aubade Cata Lane Madrilene Navarraise

Transcribed by Verne Reynolds Five Dances for Five Clarinets Alfred Reed

Hoe Down (Eb Clarinet) Sarabande (Eb Alto Clarinet) Guaracha (Bb Bass Clainet)

Afro (Bb Contrabass Clarinet) Hora (Bb Clarinet)

Linda Pankratz, Soloist Carnival Variations Don Jacoby and William McRae

Doug Fox, Mike Harloff and Dauid Shaw, trumpets “Samson” March Karl L. King

Arranged by John P. Paynter

—Intermission— Celebrations John Zdechlik Four Brothers Jimmy Giuffre

This Arrangement Commissioned By and Dedicated to Charles Hawes for the Northshore Concert Band Arranged by John Tatgenhorst

490

James Barkow, Ann Betz, Charles Hawes and Murray Fisher, saxophones “Tam O’Shanter” Overture Malcolm Arnold

Transcribed for Band by John P. Paynter

491

June 18, 1992


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Gillson Park, Wilmette, IL

Thursday, June 18, 1992, 8 p.m.

“Circus Days” March – Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite Karl L. King/Glenn Cliffe Bainum Celebrations John Zdechlik Carnival Variations - Trumpet Trio John Jacoby & William McRae

Doug Fox, Mike Harloff, and David Shaw, trumpets Five Dances for Five Clarinets Alfred Reed

Hoe Down (E-flat clarinet) Sarabande (Alto clarinet) Guaracha (Bass clarinet) Afro (Contrabass clarinet) Hora (B-flat clarinet

Linda Pankratz, clarinet soloist March – E Pluribus Unum Fred Jewell/arr. John P. Paynter The “Carousel” Waltz Richard Rpdgers/arr. Robert Russell Bennett Four Brothers Jimmy Giuffre

Arranged for Band by John Tatgenhorst on Commission from Charles Hawes and Dedicated to Mr. Hawes

James Barkow, Ann Betz, Charles Hawes, and Murray Fisher, saxophones Finale from Symphony No. 4 in F-minor P.I. Tchaikowsky

Transcribed for Band by Safranek

492

July 3, 1992



Wallace Bowl, Gillson Park July 3, 1992, 7:30 p.m.

Fanfare for the Common Man Aaron Copland Prologue: One Nation Indivisible John P. Paynter The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter

Roosevelt Credit, narrator and vocalist

Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohen, arr. John Cacavas The Magic of Andrew Lloyd Weber arr. Warren Barker March – King Cotton John Philip Sousa American Salute Morton Gould Broadway Show-Stoppers arr. Warren Barker Porgy and Bess Selections George Gershwin, arr. Robert Russell Bennett

Roosevelt Credit, bass/baritone

God Bless America Irving Berlin

Tin Pan Alley! arr. Warren Barker Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Encores: America the Beautiful The Stars and Stripes Forever The Liberty Bell March [NOTE: Ernie checked Stars and Stripes]

493

July 4, 1992 Glenview Golf Course July 4, 1992, 7:30 p.m. March – Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohan American Salute Morton Gould Rained Out (Chuck: Do you think we should reproduce the rest of the concert?)

494

July 19, 1992


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Interlochen Center for the Arts, Interlochen, Michigan

Interlochen Bowl Sunday, July 19, 1992, 8 p.m.

Fanfare for the Common Man Aaron Copland Prologue: One Nation Indivisible John P. Paynter

Paul Bolman, narrator The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Celebrations John Zdechlik Ballet Music from Le Cid Jules Massenet, trans. Verne Reynolds

Castillane Andalouse Aragonaise Aubade Catalane Madrilene Navarraise

Carnival Variations Don Jacoby and William McRae

Doug Fox, Mike Harloff and Dave Shaw, trumpets Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa The Carousel Waltz Richard Rodgers, arr. Robert Russell Bennett The Cowboys John Williams, arr. Jim Curnow Tam O’Shanter Overture, Op. 51 Malcolm Arnold, trans. John P. Paynter

495

July 23, 1992



Gillson Park July 23, 1992, 8 p.m.

March – The Corcoran Cadets John Philip Sousa Ballet Music from Le Cid Jules Massenet, trans. Verne Reynolds

Castillane Andalouse Aragonaise Aubade Cata Lane Madrilene Navarraise

Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture arr. Warren Barker March — E Pluribus Unum Fred Jewell, ed. John P. Paynter The Cowboys John Williams, arr. Jim Curnow Blue Danube Waltz Johann Strauss, Jr. Andante and March, from Symphony No. 6 Peter IlyichTchaikovsky

496

November 1, 1992



Brian Bowman, Euphonium Soloist Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, Northwestern University Campus

Evanston, Illinois

Sunday, November 1, 1992, 3 p.m.

PROGRAM “Parading The Brasses”

Parading the Brasses (1952) Acton E. Ostling (b. 1906) Overture to Rienzi (1842/1933) Richard Wagner (1813-1883) Arranged by Victor Grabel Flower of Youth (1992) Roger Nixon March (b. 1921) Song Dance Ave Maria (1861/1992) AntonBruckner (1824-1896)

Arranged for Band and Conducted by Barbara Buehlman Dedicated To My Esteemed Teacher and Lifelong Friend, John P. Paynter

First Performance of this Arrangement Concerto for Flicorno Basso (1872) Amilcare Ponchielli (1834-1886) Edited by Henry Howey

Brian Bowman, euphonium

—Intermission— Overture and March "1776" (1904/1975) Charles Ives (1874-1954) Arranged by James B. Sinclair Within These Walls (1991) JohnTatgenhorst (b. 1938)

Slide presentation by Roger Sorg

497

Symphony for Brass and Timpani (1967) Herbert Hauftrecht Jubilation (b. 1909) A Bernstein Tribute (1991) Clare Grundman (b. 1913)

498

December 19, 1992

Forty-Sixth Annual Mid-West Band and Orchestra Clinic Chicago Hilton and Towers

PROGRAM

Overture to “Rienzi” Richard Wagner/Victor Grabel Flower of Youth Roger Nixon

March Song Dance

The Directorate March John Philip Sousa/Frank Byrne/John Boyd

John Boyd, Guest Conductor Ave Maria Anton Bruckner/Barbara Buehlman

Barbara Buehlman, Conductor Dedicated to My Esteemed Teacher and Lifelong Friend, John P. Paynter

Fa Una Canzona Orazio Vecchi/Larry D. Daehn In the Bleak Mid-Winter Gustav Holst/Robert W. Smith A Bernstein Tribute Arr. Clare Grundman Concerto Per Flicorno Basso Amilcare Ponchielli/Henry Howey

Brian Bowman, Euphonium Soloist American Jazz Suite Allen Vizzutti

I. Bluesy II. Fast Jazz

Allen Vizzutti, Trumpet Soloist Cousins Herbert L. Clark/Ray E. Cramer Tam O’Shanter Overture, Opus 51 Malcolm Arnold/John P. Paynter

499

1993 KELLY HAS SOME 1993 PROGRAMS February 14, 1993



Sunday, February 14, 1993, 3 p.m. Evanston, Illinois

Northwestern University Campus

PROGRAM “Rhapsody in Blue”

Blue Lake Overture (1971) John Barnes Chance (1939-1972) The Blue Danube Waltz, Op. 314 (1867) Johann Strauss, Jr. (1825-1899)

Arranged by Erik Leidzen Bacchus on Blue Ridge (1983) Joseph Horovitz

Moderato (b. 1926) Blues (Lento Cantabile) Vivo

Blue Jackets on Parade (1954) Edwin Franko Goldman (1878-1956)

Arranged by Erik Leidzen

—Intermission—

Rhapsody in Blue (1924) George Gershwin (1898-1937)

Arranged by Ferdie Grofé Sylvia Wang, Pianist

ORIGINAL 1924 SETTING FOR JAZZ ORCHESTRA

Nora Carter, violin Cynthia Schubert, clarinets Scott Cohen, trombone John Eckhart, violin Linda Pankratz, low clarinets Dan Holhut, trombone Osvaldo Ferreira, violin Betty Garrett, oboe Rodney Owens, tuba Peter Lograsso, violin Jim Barkow, saxes Carl Davick, bass José Martins, violin Ann Betz, saxes Amy Novick, bass Irene Radetzky, violin Charles Hawes, saxes O D Premo, bass Arlindo Silva, violin Scott Golinkin, trumpet Brayer Teague, timpani Debbie Tuchler, viohn Mike Harloff, trumper Steve Betz, percussion Julia Millar, banjo Nancy Hinners, horn Melodie Premo, percussion Jennifer Anderson, piano Heather Pettit, horn

500

“A Basket of Blues”

Bobby’s Blues (1964) Paul Yoder (1908-1990)

Doug Fox, Trumpet Soloist

Bye Bye Blues (1930) Hamm, Bennett, Lown & Gray Arranged by Dave Bennett

Sugar Blues (1922) Clarence Williams

(1898-1965) Doug Fox, Trumpet Soloist

Arranged and Conducted by Scott Cohen The Blue and the Gray (1961) Clare Grundman (b. 1913)

*****

501

April 18, 1993



Evanston, Illinois

Northwestern University Campus Sunday, April 18, 1993, 3 p.m.

PROGRAM

“Just Kiddin” Children's March - Over the Hills and Far Away (1919) Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882-1961)

Revised by Frank Erickson Tubby the Tuba (1945) George Kleinsinger (1914-1982)

Text by Paul Tripp Arranged by George F. Roach Bernard Dobroski, Narrator

Rodney Owens, Tuba Soloist Judy Athmejvar, Piccolo Soloist

Variations on a Nursery Rhyme, Opus 25 (1913) Ernst von Dohnányi (1877-1960)

Arranged by John P. Paynter Laurence Davis, Piano Soloist

—Intermission—

Carnival of the Animals (1886) Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) 1. Introduction and Royal March of the Lions 2. Hens and Cocks 3. Horses of Tartary (Mules) 4. Tortoises 5. The Elephant 6. Kangaroos 7. Aquarium 8. Personage with Long Ears 9. Cuckoo in the Woods 10. Aviary 11. Pianists 12. Fossils 13. The Swan 14. Finale

Poems by Ogden Nash Arranged by Barbara Buehlman

Laurence Davis and Marcia Bosits Norrman, Piano Soloists

502

Bernard Dobroski, Narrator Peter and the Wolf, Opus 67 (1936) Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953)

Arranged by James Curnow Bernard Dobroski, Narrator

*****

April 21 Lincolnway High School, New Lenox

503

May 16, 1993



Sunday, May 16, 1993 - 3:00 p.m. Pops Concert


Wilmette, Illinois

“Way Down Yonder in New Orleans’’

PROGRAM

Way Down Yonder in New Orleans Arr. Tom Davis Festive Overture, Opus 96 Dmitri Shostakovich

Transcribed by Donald Huneberger London Again Suite Eric Coates

I. Oxford Street (March) II. Langham Place (Elegie) III. Mayfair (Valse)

In the Cathedral Gabriel Piere

Transcribed by Irving Cheyette At a Dixieland Jazz Funeral Jared Spears

Featuring the Dixieland Combo

INTERMISSION

Dixie Arr. Morton Gould Broadway Curtain Time Arr. John Krance March - The Southerner Russell Alexander

Arranged by Glenn Cliffe Bainum High Society Arr. Harold Walters Original Dixieland Concerto Arr. John Warrington

Featuring the Dixieland Combo * * * * *

504

May 23, 1993 Rockford June 24, 1993 Gillson Park July 3, 1993 Gillson Park July 5, 1993 Glenview Golf Course July 22, 1993 Gillson Park Bowl

505

October 24, 1993 Pick-Staiger October 24, 1993 Evanston, Illinois Northwestern University Campus



Sunday, October 24, 1993

PROGRAM “Masquerade”

Commando March (1943) Samuel Barber (1910-1981) Ave Maria (1861) Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)

Arranged for Band by Barbara Buehlman and published with the inscription reading:

“Dedicated to my esceemed teacher and friend forever, John P. Paynter”

Masquerade for Band, Opus 102 (1966) Vincent Persichetti (1915~1987) Danse Macabre (1874) Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)

Arranged for Band by Lorrain E. Watters and Jerry Gates

—Intermission— Cave of the Winds (1978) Russell Peck (b. 1945)

Visuals by Doug Fox Façade - “An Entertainment” (1922) William Walton (1902-1983)

Poems by Edith Sitwell Fanfare Polka Hornpipe Something Lies Beyond the Scene En Famille Jodelling Song Mariner Man Scotch Rhapsody Tango-Pasodoble Popular Song Lullaby for Jumbo Old Sir Faulk Tarantella Sir Beelzebub Country Dance

John Hultman, Reciter Nancy Golden, Flute and Piccolo

Linda Pankratz, Bb ClaTinet and Bass Clarinet Mary Friedlieb, Alto Saxophone Debbie Brock-Wiegert,-Trumpet

Deborah Hawes, Percussion Andrew Telle, Violoncello

506

Selections from “The Phantom of the Opera” (1986) Andrew Lloyd Webber (b. 1948)

Arranged for Band by Warren Barker

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (1897) Paul Dukas (1865-1935) Arranged for Band by Lucien Cailliet

Visuals by Doug Fox

* * * * *

507

1994 February 13, 1994



Sunday, February 13, 1994 Evanston, Illinois

Northwestern University Campus

PROGRAM

“Just Duet”

Beatrice and Benedict Overture (1810) Hector Berlioz (1803-1869)

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Franz Henning Pineapple Poll – Suite from the Ballet (1959) Sir Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900)


Based on the Music of Sir Arthur Sullivan

Arranged by Charles Mackerras

Where Legends Live (1990) Jared Spears (b. 1936) Russell Dagon, Solo Clarinet

Terry Applebaum, Multipercussionist Polka and Fugue from “Schwanda, The Bagpiper” (1927) Jaromir Weinberger (1896-1967)

Transcribed and Adapted for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

—Intermission— Euphonium Concerto with Brass Band (1991) Joseph Horovitz

Movement I – Moderato Joe Bello, Euphonium Soloist

1994 John P. Paynter Scholarship Award Winner Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite (1913) Karl L. King (1891-1971)

Arranged for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum Charles W. Staley, Jr., Guest Conductor

Selections from the Music of Gilbert and Sullivan

Sunny Joy Langton, Soprano Bruce Hall, Baritone

Higlights from “The Sound of Music” Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II

Sunny Joy Langton and Bruce Hall

508

Dance of the Tumblers from the “Snow Maiden” (1880) Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908)

*****

509

March 19, 1994 NSB/NU Festival

510

April 17, 1994



Sunday, April 17, 1994 Brian L. Bowman, Euphonium

Robert Davine, Concert Accordion

Sunday, April 17, 1994-3:00 p.m. Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Northwestem University Campus

PROGRAM

“Just Kiddin’ Two”

Orpheus in the Underworld Overture (1874) Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) Merry Mount Suite (1933) Howard Hanson (1896-1981)

Love Duet Children’s Dance

A Disney Spectacular Arr. John Moss

The Little Mermaid Beauty and the Beast Aladdin

Looney Tunes Overture Arr. Bill Holcombe

This Is It The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down Merrily We Roll Along

Guest Conductor Selected from the Audience Bravura Variations Adolphe Adam (1803-1856)

Brian L. Bowman, Euphonium Soloist

—Intermission— A Short Ballet for Awkward Dancers (1966) Herbert Hazelman (b. 1913)

March for Two Left Feet Waltz for People with Slipped Disks Twelve Tone Rag Four Footed Galop

Four Gershwin Songs George Gershwin (1898-1937)

Prelude No. 2 Bess You Is My Woman Summertime

511

Fascinatin’ Rhythm Arranged by Dick Boyell

Robert Davine, Concert Accordion Soloist Concerto Gross (For Kazoos and Band) Robert Hirsch/James Ployhar Children’s March Edwin Franko Goldman (1878-1956) Beginner’s Debut Lowell Rogers/Ken Lage

Paul Bolman, Narrator Finale from Symphony No. 4 (1877) Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)

Transcribed for Band by V. F. Safranek

*****

512

May 1, 1994 Loyola Academy June 17, 1994 Northwestern University Half Century Club Banquet, Orrington Hotel Grand Ballroom July 3, 1994 Gillson Park July 4, 1994 Glenview Golf Course

513

July 14, 1994


Barbara Buehlman, assistant conductor Thursday, July 14, 1994 - 7:30 pm

Gillson Park - Wallace Bowl - Wilmette, Illinois

P R O G R A M Overture - “The Force of Destiny” G. Verdi/Lake/Kent March - “Nobles of the Mystic Shrine” John Philip Sousa Suite Francais Darius Milhaud

Normandie Bretagne Ile de France Alsace-Lorraine Provence

Paso Doble - “Flores de Espana” Pascual Perez Chovi Selections from “Phantom of the Opera” Andrew Lloyd Weber

Arranged for Band by Warren Barker The Rakes of Mallow Leroy Anderson “La Boutique Fantasque” G. Rossini/Respighi

Arranged for Band by Dan Godfrey Finale - Symphony No. 4 in F Minor P. I. Tschaikowsky

Arranged for Band by V. F. Safranek

* * * * *

514

July 23, 1994 Gillson Park

515

Thursday, July 28 (no year given, but ‘94 is pencilled in) Program Selections for Thursday, July 28 - Wallace Bowl First Suite for Band Alfred Reed Royal Fireworks Music G.F. Handel A Disney Spectacular arr. by John Moss Clarinet Soloist - Kathy Freer Soprano Soloist - Gail Beckman The Irish Washerwoman Leroy Anderson March - Esprit de Corps John Philip Sousa “Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral” Richard Wagner Overture - “Tam O’Shanter” Malcomb Arnold

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter

516

July 31, 1994 Kenosha Park Band Shell

517

KELLY HAS

518

November 13, 1994 Evanston, Illinois Northwestern University Campus, Pick-Staiger




PROGRAM

Celebrating the Life and Works of GLENN CLIFFE BAINUM (1888 - 1974)

Polka and Fugue from the Opera Jaromir Weinberger (1896-1967)

“Schwanda, the Bagpiper” (1927) Symphony No.3 - “llya Murometz” Reinhold Gliere (1875-1956)

Excerpts from the First Movement (1909-1911) Hary Janos Suite (1927) Zoltan Kodaly (1882~1967)

Prelude - The Fairy Tale Begins Viennese Musical Clock Song The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon Intermezzo Entrance of the Emperor and His Court

Alex Udvary, Cimbalom Soloist Australian Up-Country Tune (1935) Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882- 1961) Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral Richard Wagner (1813-1883)

from the Opera, “Lohengrin” (1846-1848)

—Intermission— Concerto for Flute and Wind Symphony Orchestra (1963) Henk Badings (b.1907)

Walfrid Kujala, Flute Soloist Tone Poem - “Don Juan,” Opus 20 (1888) Richard Strauss (1864-1949) Norwegian March - “Valdres” (1963) Johannes Hanssen (1874-1967) Finale from Symphony No.l in G Minor (1898) Vassili Kalinnikov (1866-1901)

Assisted by Brass Players from the Northwestem University “Wildcat” Marching Band

Stephen G. Peterson, Director

*****

519

December 4, 1994 Hillis Fellowship Fund Holiday Concert, Orchestra Hall

520

February 12, 1995 Evanston, Illinois Northwestern University Campus, Pick-Staiger




PROGRAM Festive Overture, Opus 96 (1954) Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)

Transcnbed by Donald Hunsberger Royce Hall Suite (1952) Healy Willan (1880-1968) I. Prelude and Fugue II. Menuet III. Rondo Symphony in B Flat (1951) Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) I. Moderately Fast II. Andantino Grazioso III. Fugue Piano Concerto No. 2 (1955) Robert Starer (b. 1924) I. Allegro Guisto II. Lento III. Molto Allegro

Justin Kolb, Piano Soloist

—Intermission— Rhapsody in Blue (1924) George Gershwin (1898-1937)

Justin Kolb. Piano Soloist Incantation and Dance (1964) John Barnes Chance (1932-1972) Symphonic Dance No. 3, Fiesta (1967) Clifton Williams (1923 1976)

521

March 18, 1995 Pick-Staiger/NSB/NY Festival April 2, 1995 Evanston, Illinois Northwestern University Campus




PROGRAM Overture for Band (1824) Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)

Adapted for Contemporary Band by Felix Greissle Trauersinfonie (1884) Richard Wagner (1813-1883) Praeludium and Allegro (1959) Vittorio Giannini (1903-1966) Fantasia for Alto Saxophone (1981) Claude T. Smith (1932-1987)

Dale Underwood, Alto Saxophone Soloist

—Intermission— Sketches on a Tudor Psalm (1971) Fisher Tull (1934-1994) English Folk Song Suite (1924) Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958) I. March - “Seventeen Come Sunday” II. Intermezzo - “My Bonny Boy” III. March - “Folk Songs from Somerset” La Procession du Rocio (1962) Joaquin Turina (1882-1949) I. Triana en Fete II. La Procession

Arranged by Alfred Reed

*****

522

May 21, 1995 Pops Concert June 16, 1995 Northwestern University Half Century Club July 2, 1995 Gillson Park Bowl July 4, 1995 Glenview Golf Course

523

July 20, 1995 Gillson Park Bowl



Wallace Bowl Thursday, July 20, 1995 8 pm

How Suite It Is!

English Folk Song Suite Ralph Vaughan Williams

March—”Seventeen Come Sunday” Intermezzo-- “My Bonny Boy” March—”Folk Songs from Somerset”

Molly on the Shore Percy Grainger Lyric Suite Edvard Grieg/Steg

Patriotic Hymn Album Leaf Sailor’s Song

Marchmanship Howard Cable Petite Suite (1927) Claude Debussy, arr. Frank Winterbottom

En Bateau Cortege Menuet Ballet

Horseless Carriage Galop Morton Gould Mademoiselle Angot Suite Charles Lecocq

Couplet Valse Cancan

March – Col. Bogey on Parage Kenneth J. Alford

524

August 3, 1995 Gillson Park Bowl

525

October 29, 1995



Michael Burritt, Marimba Soloist Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Evanston, Illinois

October 29, 1995

PROGRAM

COLONIAL AMERICA March - “Hail to the Spirit of Liberty” (1900) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) New England Tryptich (1956) William Schuman (b. 1910)

Be Glad Then, America When Jesus Wept Chester

Family Album Suite (1951) Morton Gould (b. 1913)

Old Romance Horseless Carriage Galop

Variations on a Shaker Melody (1960) Aaron Copland (1900–1990) Symphonic March – “The Sinfonians” (1960) J. Clifton Williams (1923-1976)

Intermission Chamber Symphony for Marimba and Winds (1993) Daniel McCarthy (b. 1955)

Deer Hunting in Michigan Harmonic Rhythms The Stuff of Adventure

Michael Burritt, Marimba Soloist Encore Selection - TBA

Colonial Ballads (1979) Norman Dello Joio (b. 1913)

Andante Allegro Andantino Allegro Lento Allegro con fuocco

Masquerade (1966) Vincent Persichetti (1915-1987) Encore: The New Colonial March - R. B. Hall/Boyd

526

February 11, 1996


40th Season Winter Concert


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Stephen G. Peterson, Guest Conductor

Spring High School Percussion Ensemble

Sunday, February 11, 1996 - 3:00 p.m.

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Northwestern University Campus

Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM Percy Grainger’s Irish Tune from County Derry

Kopy Kats

Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury (1959) Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) Symphonic Overture “Flag of Stars” (1954) Gordon Jacob (1895-1984) Concord (1987) Clare Grundman (b. 1913) Symphonic March on an Claude T. Smith (1932-1987) English Hymn Tune (1984)

Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band, John P. Paynter, Conductor for the First Adult Band Conference

Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn (1968) Norman Dello Joio (b. 1913)

Theme - Allegro scherzando Fantasy I - Lo stresso tempo Fantasy 11 - Adagio Fantasy 111 - Allegro molto spiritoso

Intermission

Concertino for Percussion and Band (1960) Clifton Williams (1923-1976)

Spring High School Percussion Ensemble Houston,Texas

Keith Rawlins Kevin Malone Corey Tauriac Michael Meacham Andy Young Darren Havemann

Recipients of the 1995-1996 lohn P. Paynter Scholarship Samson March (1927) Karl L. King (1891-1971)

Edited by John P. Paynter Lt. Ralph Barrett, United States Navy, Guest Conductor

Variations on “America” (1891) Charles Ives (1874-1954)

527

Transcribed for Band by William E. Rhoads based on the Orchestral Version by William Schumann

Enigma Variations (1899) Edward Elgar (1857-1934) Scored for Band by Earl Slocum I

528

March 2, 1996

The Northshore Concert Band

1996 College Band Directors National Association North Central Divisional Conference

Presented in Honor of John P. Paynter Stephen G. Peterson, Guest Conductor


Saturday, March 2, 1996 - 7:30 p.m. Wiedner Center for the Performing Arts

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Campus Green Bay, Wisconsin

PROGRAM

Kopy Kats

Symphonic March on an Claude T. Smith (1932-1987) English Hymn Tune (1984)

Commissioned by the Northshore Concert Band, John P. Paynter, Conductor for the First Adult Band Conference

Concord (1987) Clare Grundman (b. 1913) Irish Tune from County Derry (1909) Percy Grainger (1882-1961) Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn (1968) Norman Dello Joio (b. 1913)

Theme - Allegro scherzando Fantasy I - Lo stresso tempo Fantasy II - Adagio Fantasy III - Allegro molto spiritoso

Intermission

Symphonic Overture - “Flag of Stars” (1954) Gordon Jacob (1895-1984) Variations on “America” (1891) Charles Ives (1874-1954)

Transcribed for Band by William E. Rhoads based on the Orchestral Version by William Schumann Lt. Ralph Barrett, United States Navy, Guest Conductor

Samson March (1927) Karl L. King (1891-1971)

Edited by John P. Paynter

Enigma Variations (1899) Edward Elgar (1857-1934) Scored for Band by Earl Slocum

529

March 8, 1996

John P. Paynter 1928-1996

Memorial Concert

Friday, March 8, 1996, 7:30 p.m.

Program

Strike Up the Band George and Ira Gershwin arr.by John P. Paynter Irish Tune From County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Symphonic March on an English Hymn Tune Claude T. Smith

Stephen G. Peterson, conductor NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

Ouverture Germaine Tailleferre

Stephen G. Peterson, conductor The Purple Pageant March Karl L. King ed. by John P. Paynter

Carolyn Barber, conductor Blessed Are They Johannes Brahms scored by Barbara Buehlman

Robert A. Harris, guest conductor

Polka and Fugue Jaromir Weinberger arr.by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

Matthew Ludwig, conductor UNIVERSITY SYMPHONIC BAND

Intermission

Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold I. Pesante arr.by John P. Paynter II. Vivace III. Allegretto IV. Con brio

Don Owens, conductor Amazing Grace Frank Ticheli

Matthew Ludwig, conductor

530

FInale from Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Germaine Kalinnikov trans. by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

Stephen G. Peterson, conductor UNIVERSlTY SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE

Alma Mater Joseph Haydn arr. by John P. Paynter Go U Northwestern Theo. C Van Etten arr. by John P. Paynter

Stephen G. Peterson, conductor COMBINED BANDS


Stephen G. Peterson, Guest Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

531

April 14, 1996

Northshore Concert Band Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Sunday, April 14, 1996


Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Stephen G. Peterson, Guest Conductor

Amy Gilreath, Trumpet Soloist

PROGRAM Old Favorites

Second Suite in F for Military Band (1922) Gustav Holst (1874-1934)

I. March 11. Song without Words Ul’ll Love My Love” III. Song of the Blacksmith IV. Fantasia on the “Dargasonn

Petite Suite (1927) Claude Debussy (1862-1918)

I. En Bateau II. Cortege III. Menuet IV. Ballet

Arranged for Band by Frank Winterbottom Concerto in F Minor (1899) Oskar Böhme (1870-1935)

I. Allegro moderato II. Andante religioso III. Rondo

Arranged for Solo Trumpet and Wind Ensemble by Geoffrey Bergler

Amy Gilreath, Trumpet Soloist

- Intermission - El Capitan March (1896) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)

Lt. Ralph Barrett, United States Navy, Guest Conductor Toccata Marziale (1924) Ralph Vaughn Williams (1872-1958) Excerpts from the Opera “Andrea Chenier” (1896) Umberto Giordano (1867-1948)

Arranged for Band by J. J. Richards The Lincolnshire Posey (1940) Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882-1961)

I. Lisbon (Sailor’s Song) 11. Horkstow Grange (The Miser and His Man: A Local Tragedy) III. Rufford Park Poachers (Poaching Song) IV. The Brisk Young Sailor (Returned to Wed His True Love) V. Lord Melbourne (War Song) Vl. The Lost Lady Found (Dance Song)

(April 14, 1996 program is from actual program)

533

May 12, 1996 NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND

Glenview, Illinois Stephen G. Peterson, Guest Conductor


Sunday, May 12, 1996 - 3:00 p.m. “Pops” Concert


Wilmette, Illinois

PROGRAM University Grand March Edwin Franko Goldman On the Trail from The Grand Canyon Suite Ferde Grofe

Arranged for Band by Erik W.G. Leidzen Una furtiva lagrima from “L’Elisir D’Amore” Gaetano Donizetti/Leonard Smith

Kurt R. Hansen, Tenor Colonel Bogey Kenneth J. Alford Edited by Frederick Fennell De miei bollenti spiriti from “La Traviata” Giuseppe Verdi/Leonard Smith

Ronald B. Clonts, Tenor The Three Jacks Harold L. Walters

Mike Harloff, Jerry Lahti, Dave Shaw, Trumpet Soloists Lt. Ralph Barrett, Conductor

William Tell Overture Gioacchino Rossini/Winterbottom

Munchtime Mother Hubbard March John Philip Sousa M’appari tutt’ amor from “Martha” Friederich von Flotow/Leonard Smith

Christopher Lorimer, Tenor Chop Sticks for Woodwind Quintet and Band William McRae

Nancy Golden, Flute Keri Stone, Oboe Maryann Loda, Bassoon Debbie Durham, Clarinet

Peter Gotsch, French horn Come Back to Sorrento! E. DeCurtis/John P. Paynter

The Three Tenors Good Old Days Sing-A-Long James D. Ployhar The Cowboys from the Motion Picture John Williams “The Cowboy and the Girl”

Arranged for Band by Jim Curnow

534

June 19, 1996 Pick-Staiger

SIXTY-NINTH SEASON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION

Northshore Concert Band Music from Around the World

Stephen G. Peterson, conductor Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Wednesday, June 19, 1996

7:00 p.m.

PROGRAM Florentiner March Julius Fucik ed. Frederick Fennell Hebrides Suite Claire Grundman

The Peat-Fire Flame An Eriskay Love Lilt Milking Song The Road to the Isles

Variations on a Korean FoIk Song John Barnes Chance Colonial Song Percy Grainger Sea Songs Ralph Vaughan Williams Armenian Dances - part I Alfred Reed Danza Final Alberto Ginastera

from Estancia arr. David John Americans We Henry Fillmore

535


536


SIXTY-NINTH SEASON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION

Northshore Concert Band Audience Request Night

Matthew E. Ludwig, guest conductor Pick-Staiger Concert Hall


PROGRAM The Invincible Eagle March John Philip Sousa Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett

2 Schottishe 3. Western one-step

Second Prelude hom Three Preludes George Gershwin . arr. J. Krance First Suite in E-flat Major for Military Band. Gustav Holst


Country Gardens Percy Aldridge Grainger arr. T. Clark Ye Banks and Braes 0’ Bonnie Doon Percy Aldridge Grainger English Dances Malcolm Arnold Andantino arr. Johnstone Vivace Mesto Allegro risoluto The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers arr. Robert Russell Bennett The Circus Bee Henry Fillmore

537

October 20, 1996

Sunday, October 20, 1996 - 3:00 p.m.

A Celebration of John P. Paynter Stephen G. Peterson, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman,.AssistantConductor

Nancy Ambrose King, Oboe Soloist Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

Northwestern University Campus.

PROGRAM Samson March (1927). Karl L. King (1891-1971)

Arranged for Band by John P. Paynter Toccata, Adagio and Fugue (1708 1717) Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

Transcribed for Band by 1ohn P. Paynter Polka and Fugue from the Opera (1927) Jaromir Weinberger (1896-1967) Schwanda, the Bagpiper

Transcribed for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainurn

Intermission Four Scottish Dances (1957) Malcom Arnold (b. 1921)


Transcribed for Band by John P. Paynter , Chanson for Band (1996) John Tatgenhorst (b. 1938)

In Memory of John P. Paynter Variations on a Theme of Glinka (1878) Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908)

Nancy Ambrose King , Oboe Soloist Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral (1871) Richard Wagner (1813-1883)

from Lohengrin Transcribed for Band by Glenn Cliffe Bainum

538

December 21, 1996 Chicago Hilton and Towers

Chicago, Illinois Fiftieth Annual

Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic Saturday, December 21, 1996 – 11:15 a.m.

PROGRAM

Mid-West Celebration Karel Husa

Karel Husa, Conductor Toccata J.S. Bach/John P. Paynter

Richard E. Strange, Conductor The Final Convenant Fisher Tull Samson March Karl King/John P. Paynter Peter and the Wolf Sergei Prokofiev/Jim Curnow

Ray Cramer, Conductor Tom Batiuk, Cartoonist John Hultman, Narrator

Ballad for Band Morton Gould

Frederick Fennell, Conductor Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/John P. Paynter


MID-WEST CLINIC MEDAL OF HONOR PRESENTATION

A Tribute to John Paynter Selections by the Wynton Marsalis Ensemble

A Night in Tunisia John “Dizzy” Gillespie/John Hendricks/ Toshio Mashima

Wynton Marsalis, Trumpet Soloist

Polka and Fugue from Jaromir Weinberger/Glenn C. Bainum Schwanda the Bagpiper

539

February 9, 1997

Stephen G. Peterson, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

Sunday, February 9, 1997 - 3:00 p.m.


Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM

Fantasy on American Sailing Songs (1952) Clare Grundman (1913-1996) Children’s March Percy Grainger (1882-1961) “Over the Hills and Far Away” (1933) Air For Band (1956) Frank Erickson (1923-1996) Concerto Grosso for Brass Quintet Fisher Tull (1934-1995) and Symphonic Band (1980)

Kari Phelps Lee, Trumpet Bruce Daugherty, Trumpet Dan Sackler, French horn

John Mindeman, Trombone Sean Shurden, Tuba

The Purple Carnival (1933) Harold L. Alford (1880-1939)

Arranged by Frank Erickson

– Intermission – Symphonic Movement (1919) Vaclav Nelhybel (1919-1996) Saratoga Quickstep (1979) Morton Gould (1913-1996) Westpoint Symphony (1952) Morton Gould (1913-1996) Epitaphs Marches

540

March 22, 1997 NSB/NU Festival

541

April 13, 1997

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Stephen G. Peterson, Conductor

Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor Gail Williams, French Horn Soloist

41st Season

Symphonies of Winds

Sunday, April 13, 1997 – 3:00 p.m. Pick-Stager Concert Hall

Northwestern University Campus Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM

Procession of the Nobles from “Mlada” (1889) Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908) Symphony No. 6, Opus 69 (1957) Vincent Persichetti (1915-1987) I. Adagio-Allegro II. Adagio Sostenuto III. Allegretto IV. Vivace Fairest of the Fair (1908) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Symphony No. 1 for Winds and Percussion (1978) Daniel J. Bukvich (b. 1954) (In Memorium, Dresden, Germany, 1945) Prologue Seeds in the Wind Ave Maria Fire-Storm

—Intermission— Symphonic Dance No. 3 (1967) Clifton Williams (1923-1976) Concerto for Horn No. 1 in Eb Major (1882) Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

Arranged for Band by John Boyd Gail Williams, French Horn Soloist

Symphonic Funebre et Triomphale (1830) Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) Finale

***** April 13, 1997


542

Stephen G. Peterson, Conductor Barbara Buehlman, Assistant Conductor

Gail Williams, French Horn Soloist

41st Season Symphonies of Winds

Sunday, April 13, 1997 – 3:00 p.m.

Pick-Stager Concert Hall Northwestern University Campus

Evanston, Illinois

PROGRAM Procession of the Nobles from “Mlada” (1889) Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908) Symphony No. 6, Opus 69 (1957) Vincent Persichetti (1915-1987) I. Adagio-Allegro II. Adagio Sostenuto III. Allegretto IV. Vivace Fairest of the Fair (1908) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Symphony No. 1 for Winds and Percussion (1978) Daniel J. Bukvich (b. 1954) (In Memorium, Dresden, Germany, 1945) Prologue Seeds in the Wind Ave Maria Fire-Storm

—Intermission— Symphonic Dance No. 3 (1967) Clifton Williams (1923-1976) Concerto for Horn No. 1 in Eb Major (1882) Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

Arranged for Band by John Boyd Gail Williams, French Horn Soloist

Symphonic Funebre et Triomphale (1830) Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) Finale

***** May 18, 1997 POPS CONCERT Loyola Academy June 22, 1997 Stevenson High School July 9, 1997 Northwestern University

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July 23, 1997

SEVENTIETH SEASON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION


Music from Around the World

Tom McCauley, guest conductor Chris Woodruff, guest conductor

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Wednesday, July 23, 1997

7:00 p.m.

PROGRAM Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich arr. Donald Hunsberger

Lincolnshire Posy Percy Grainger

I. Lisbon II. Rufford Park Poachers IV. The Brisk Young Sailor VI. The Lost Lady Found

Valdres March Johannes Hanssen arr. Glenn C. Bainum Napoli Herman Bellstedt arr. Frank Simon

John Meiling, euphonium soloist La Forza del Destino Giuseppi Verdi arr. M. L. Lake English Folk Song Suite Ralph Vaughan Williams

I. March—”Seventeen Come Sunday” II. Intermezzo-- “My Bonny Boy” III. March—”Folk Songs from Somerset”

Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger The Pathfinder of Panama John Philip Sousa

544

November 16, 1997

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Stephen G. Peterson, conductor

Mark Camphouse, guest conductor Hyejin Lee and Soo Young Lee, pianos


Sunday, November 16, 1997, 3:00 P.M.

Barbara Buehlman 1936-1997

Memorial Concert Coronation Scene, from the opera Boris Goudonov Modeste Moussorgsky, trans. Barbara Buehlman Whatsoever Things Mark Camphouse

Mark Camphouse, conductor March — The Mad Major Kenneth Alford The Carnival of the Animals Camille Saint-Saëns, trans. Barbara Buehlman

Hyejin Lee and Soo Young Lee, pianos Selections from The Adventures of Robin Hood Erich Wolfgang Korngold, trans. Barabara Buehlman Blessed Are They, from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms, arr. Barbara Buehlman All Pleasant Things James Barnes

Commissioned for Barbara Buehlman First Performance

Finale from Symphony No. 2 (Romantic) Howard Hanson, trans. Barbara Buehlman

545

February 8, 1998


Kethleen Van De Graaff, soprano Peter Van De Graaff, baritone

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, Evanston Sunday, February 8, 1998, 3:00 P.M.

Sea Songs Ralph Vaughan Williams Suite Française Darius Milhaud

Normandie Bretagne Ile de France Alsace-Lorraine Provence

Selections from the opera La Boheme Giocomo Puccini, arr. Edgar L. Barrow

Vecchi Zimarra — Peter Van De Graaff, baritone Musetta’s Waltz — Kathleen Van De Braaff, soprano

First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, op. 28a Gustav Holst


March — Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell

— Intermission — Chester William Schumann A Grainger Dyad Percy Aldridge Grainger, arr. H. R. Kent

Irish Tune from County Derry Shepherd’s Hey

Madamina! Il caralogo, from the opera Don Juan Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Edgar L. Barrow

Peter Van De Graaff, baritone Queen of the Night, from the opera The Magic Flute Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Wilhelm Strasser

Kathleen Van De Graaff, soprano Laude — Chorale, Variations and Metamorphoses Howard Hanson

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March 21, 1998



Saturday, March 21, 1998, 1:00 P.M. March — Bullets and Bayonets John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Armenian Dances Loris O. Chobanian

Nazan yar Noubar Tamzara Goujn ara Tsyeru bar

Laude — Chorale, Variations and Metamorphoses Howard Hanson Danza Final, from Estancia Alberto Ginastera, trans. David John

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April 4, 1998

PROGRAM

The Washington Post (1889) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)

Edited by Frederick Fennell

A Folk Dance Medley Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)

Arranged by Richard E. Strange

Three Japanese Dances (1933) Bernard Rogers (1893-1968)

1. Dance with Pennons 2. Mourning Dance 3. Dance with Swords

Meditation from Thais (1894) Jules Massenet (1842-1912)

Arranged by A.A. Harding Peter Wilson, Violin Soloist

Souvenir d’Amerique (1843) Henri Vieuxtemps

(1820-1881) Arranged by Stephen Bulla

INTERMISSON

Circus Polka (1942) Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)

“Scene and Triumphal Dance of the Coolies” Reinhold Gliere

(1875-1956) from The Red Poppy (1927)

Arranged by Barbara Buehlman

“Waltz” from Carousel (1945) Richard Rogers (1902-1979)

Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett Armenian Dances (1977) Loris O. Chobanian

(b. 1933) I. Nazan yar

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II. Noubar III. Tamzara IV. Goujn ara V. Tsyeru bar

“Danza Final” from Estancia (1941) Alberto Ginastera (1916-1983)

Arranged by David John

(The use of cameras or recording devices during the performance is not permitted)

April 6, 1998 ASBDA

PROGRAM

— Star Spangled Banner —

Sun Dance Frank Ticheli

Armenian Dances Loris O. Chobanian I. Nazan yar II. Noubar III. Tamzara IV. Goujn ara V. Tsyeru bar

The Thunderer John Philip Sousa

Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa Ira Hearshen

II. “The Thunderer” III. “The Fairest of the Fair”

A Grainger Dyad Percy Grainger Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon Molly on the Shore

Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich

Arranged by H. Robert Reynolds

April 19, 1998

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Peter Wilson, violin


March — The Washington Post John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell A Folk Dance Medley Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr. Richard E. Strange Three Japanese Dances Bernard Rogers

Dance with Pennons Mourning Dance Dance with Swords

Meditation, from the opera Thais Jules Massenet, arr. Albert Austin Harding

Peter Wilson, violin Souvenir d’Amerique Henri Vieuxtemps, arr. Stephen Bulla

— Intermission — Circus Polka Igor Stravinsky Scene and Triumphal Dance of the Coolies, from the ballet The Red Poppy Reinhold Gliere, arr. Barbara Buehlman Waltz from Carousel Richard Rodgers, arr. Robert Russell Bennett Armenian Dances Loris O. Chobanian


Danza Final, from Estancia Alberto Ginastera, trans. David John

550

June 24, 1998


Annual Convention of the American School Band Directors’ Association

NEQUA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, NAPERVILLE Wednesday, June 24, 1998, 7:00 P.M.

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Sun Dance Frank Ticheli Armenian Dances Loris O. Chobanian


March — The Thunderer John Philip Sousa Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa Ira Hearshen

The Thunderer Fairest of the Fair

A Grainger Dyad Percy Aldridge Grainger, arr. H. R. Kent Irish Tune from County Derry Shepherd’s Hey

Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. H. Robert Rehnolds

551

July 19, 1998


INTERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS, INTERLOCHEN, MICHIGAN

Sunday, July 19, 1998, 3:00 P.M. Fantasia in G Timothy Mahr Chester William Schuman

Edward J. Downing, guest conductor Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa Ira Hearshen

III. The Fairest of the Fair Whatsoever Things Mark Camphouse Molly On The Shore Percy Aldridge Grainger Sun Dance Frank Ticheli

Michael Kaufman, guest conductor Amazing Grace Frank Ticheli Laude: Chorale, Variations, and Metamorphoses Howard Hanson Purple Pageant Karl L. King, arr. John P. Paynter

552

July 22, 1998



Wednesday, July 22, 1998, 7:00 P.M. The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. by John P. Paynter

Leah Fisher & Karen Jesse, soloists Fantasia in G Timothy Mahr Chester William Schuman All Those Endearing Young Charms Simone Mantia

John Meling, euphonium Whatsoever Things Mark Camphouse Molly On The Shore Percy Aldridge Grainger Sun Dance Frank Ticheli Dixieland Jamboree arr. John Warrington

Stanley Shell, clarinet; Roland Colson, tenor saxophone Doug Fox, trumpet; Scott Quinlan, trombone

Amy Novick, bass; Steve Betz, percussion Amazing Grace Frank Ticheli Laude: Chorale, Variations, and Metamorphoses Howard Hanson Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Aldridge Grainger Purple Pageant Karl King, arr. John P. Paynter

553

November 8, 1998


Richard Fischer, conductor John Hagstrom, trumpet


Sunday, November 8, 1998, 3:00 P.M. Alleluia! Laudamus Te Alfred Reed Third Symphony James Bames

for Natalie Finale

A Childhood Hymn David Holsinger Polka and Fugue from the opera Schwanda, the Bagpiper Jaromir Weinberger, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

Perforrned in memory of Margaret Neuhaus Cartoon Paul Hart Grand Russian Fantasia Jules Levy, trans. Glenn Cliffe Bainum Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms Traditional, arr. Donald Hunsberger

John Hagstrom, trumpet Star Wars Trilogy John Williams, arr. Donald Hunsberger

The Imperial March, from The Empire Strikes Back Princess Leia's Theme, from Star Wars The Battle in the Forest, from Return of the Jedi Yoda's Theme, from The Empire Strikes Back Main Theme, from Star Wars

Dance of the Jesters, from The Snow Maiden Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky

554

January 30, 1999

1998-99 Lakeland College Krueger Fine Arts Series


Dr: Colin Holman - Guest Conductor

The Program Folk Festival Dimitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Third Suite for Band (1981) Alfred Reed (b. 1921)

Scenes de Ballet I. Fanfare and Intrada II. Pas de deux III. Polka Excentrique IV. Danse generale

Carnival of Venice (1928) Del Staigers

John Meling,, Euphonium Soloist Concerto for Band (1969) Gordon Jacob (1895-1984) Rolling Thunder (1916) Henry Fillmore (1881-1956)

Intermission Toccata (1969) Fisher Tull (1934-1995) Clarinet Candy (1962) Leroy Anderson (1909-1975) Fantasy Variations (1989) James Barnes (b. 1949)

On a theme by Niccolo Paganini Serenade for a Picket Fence (1956) Norman Leyden Dance of the Tumblers (1880) Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov

From the “Snow Maiden” (1844-1908)

555

February 7, 1999

The Northshore Concert Band Colin Holman, Guest Conductor

Douglas A. Torrance, Clarinet Soloist John Meling,, Euphonium Solist


Sunday, February 7, 1999 – 3:00 p.m.

Program Folk Festival (1955) Dimitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Third Suite for Band (1981) Alfred Reed (b. 1921)

I. Fanfare and Intrada II. Pas de deux III. Polka excentrique IV. Danse générale

Carnival of Venice (1928) Del Staigers (1899-1950)

John Meling,, Euphonium Soloist Concerto for Band (1969) Gordon Jacob (1895-1984) .Rolling Thunder (1916) Henry Fillmore (1881-1956)

- Intermission - Toccata (1969) Fisher Tull (1934-1995) Concertino (1811) Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826)

Douglas A. Torrance, Clarinet Soloist Recipient of the 1999 John P. Paynter Scholarship

Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Niccolo Paganini (1989) James Barnes (b. 1949)

Presentation of SUDLER MEDAL OF HONOR

to VICTOR ZAJEC

. John Philip Sousa Foundation Presenter

Douglas Harter, Board of Directors Serenade for a Picket Fence (1956) Norman Leyden (b. 1917) “Dance of the Tumblers” (1880) Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908)

From The Snow Maiden

556

April 18, 1999

The Northshore Concert Band Mallory Thompson, Principal Guest Conductor

John Bruce Yeh, Clarinet Soloist Sunday, April 18, 1999 – 3:00 p.m.

Pick-Staiger Concert hall Northwestern University Campus

Program

Festive Overture (1954) Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)

Transcribed by Donald Hunsberger William Byrd Suite (1923) Gordon Jacob (1895-1984)

III. Jhon Come Kisse Me Now IV. The Mayden’s Song II. Pavana I. The Earle of Oxford’s Marche

Allerseelen (1882) Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

Arranged by Albert O. Davis Edited by Frederick Fennell

Sketches on a Tudor Psalm (1971) Fisher Tull (1934-1995)

- Intermission - The Lord of the Rings (1988) Johan de Meij (b. 1953)

I. Gandalf - The Wizard Second Concerto for Clarinet (1811) Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826)

Arranged by T. Conway Brown John Bruce Yeh, Clarinet Soloist

The Symphonic Gershwin (arr. 1984) George Gershwin (1898-1937)

Arranged by Warren Barker An American in Paris Cuban Overture Rhapsody in Blue

“March” from Symphonic Metamorphosis Paul Hindemith (1895-1963)

on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber (1943)

Recognition of Band Members with Twenty or More Years of Service. . Marche des Parachutistes Belges (1945) Pierre Leemans (1897-1980)

Edited by C. A. Wiley The Gallant Seventh (1922) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)

Edited by Frederick Fennel1

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July 7, 1999 SEVENTY-SECOND SEASON

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION


Americana

James Barnes, conductor

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Wednesday, July 7, 1999

7:00 p.m.

PROGRAM American Salute Morton Gould Overture to The Tsar’s Bride Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov American Civil War Fantasy Jerry Bilik Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa Victory at Sea Richard Rodgers Music from Porgy and Bess George Gershwin arr. James Barnes

558

November 7, 1999

The Northshore Concert Band John Lynch, Conductor

Tim Sutfin, Clarinet Soloist Sunday, November 7, 1999 – 3:00 p.m.

Pick-Staiger Concert hall Northwestern University Campus

Program

New Century Dawn (1999) David Gillingham (b. 1947) Overture to Royal Fireworks Music (1749) Georg Friedrich Handel (1685-1759)

Arranged by William Schaefer “Blessed are They” from Ein deutsches Requiem (1868) Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)

Arranged by Barbara Buehlman Fantasia and Rondo (1815) Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826)

Arranged by Jack Snavely Tim Sutfin, Clarinet Soloist

Recipient of the 2000 John Paynter Scholarship Wedding Dances (1999) Daron Aric Hagen (b. 1961)

- Intermission - Bandanna Overture (1999) Daron Aric Hagen (b. 1961) The Firebird (1919) Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)

Transcribed by Randy Earles Edited by Frederick Fennell

Introduction/L’oiseau de feu et sa danse/Variation

de l’oiseau de feu. Ronde des Princesses Danse infernale du roi Kastchei Berceuse and Finale

559

December 16, 1999 Midwest Clinic

560

2000 February 6, 2000

The Northshore Concert Band 44th Season--Treasures of the Wind Band Tradition

Mallory Thompson, Principal Guest Conductor Michael Burritt, Marimba Soloist

February 6, 2000 – 3:00 p.m.


Evanston, Illinois Program

Overture.to “Candide” (1956) Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990)

Arranged by Walter Beeler Elegy for a Young American (1964) Ronald Lo Presti (b. 1933) Lincolnshire Posy (1940) Percy Grainger (1882-1961)

Assembled by Frederick Fennell

I. Lisbon (Sailor’s Song) II. Horkstow Grange (The Miser and His Man: A local Tragedyj IV. The Brisk Young Sailor (who returned to wed his True Love) V. Lord Melbourne (War Song) VI. The Lost Lady Found (Dance Song)

- Intermission -

Concerto f or Marimba (1997) Ney Rosauro (b. 1952)

and Wind Ensemble Arranged by Tony McCutchen

Michael Burritt, Marimba Soloist I. Saudaçao (greetings) II. Lamento (lament) IV. Despedida (farewell)

Laude: Chorale, Variations (1976) Howard Hanson (1896-1981)

and Metamorphoses Folk Dances (1942) .Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Edited by H. Robert Reynolds The Stars and Stripes Forever (1897) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Arranged by Brion/Schissel

561

April 9, 2000



John Lynch, music director Walfrid Kujala, Piccolo Soloist

Sunday, April 9, 2000, 3 pm

. - Program\ Highlights from The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers (1902-1979) Arr. Michael Buckley Concertino op. 107 Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944)

Walfrid Kujala, Flute Soloist Concerto in Cfor Piccolo Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)

Largo Allegro Molto

Walfrid Kujala, Piccolo Soloist Kleine Dreigroschenmusik Kurt Weill (1900-1950) (A Little Threepenny Music)

Overture The Ballad of Mack.the Knife Instead-of Song The Ballad of Pleasant Living Polly’s Song Tango-Ballade Canon Song Dreigroschen - Finale

Jamie Horban, Choreographer

- Intermission - Sursum Corda Edward Elgar (1857-1934) Arr. Bruce Houseknecht

Lawrence Stoffel, Conductor

Recognition of Band Members with Twenty Years of Service Southern Harmony Donald Grantham (b. 1947)

The Midnight Cry Wondrous Love Exhilaration The Soldier’s Return / “Thorny Desert”

La Belle Hélene Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) Arr. Lawrence Odom

562

May 13, 2000

Northshore Concert Band John Lynch, music director

Children’s Program Loyola Academy

May 13, 2000, 3 pm

563

June 20, 2000

Northshore Concert Band John Lynch, music director

Lawrence Stoffel, assistant conductor Harry Begian, guest conductor

Tempus Fugit, percussion ensemble

Bands of America Summer Band Symposium Illinois State University

Normal, Illinois

June 20, 2000 8:30 pm

Program

American Overture for Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins Elegy for a Young American Ronald Lo Presti Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett


Metro Andrews S. Knox

Tempus Fugit, soloists Whip and Spur Thomas S. Allen (ed. Ray Cramer)

Lawrence Stoffel, conductor Armenian Dances Alfred Reed

Harry Begian, conductor Southern Harmony Donald Grantham

The Midnight Cry Wondrous Love Exhilaration The Soldier’s Return

“‘Thorny Desert”

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565


566

November 5, 2000


John Lynch, Conductor Scott Donovan, Trumpet

Sunday, November 5, 2000 – 3:00 p.m.

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, Northwestern University 45th Season

Program

The Cowboys John Williams Arr. Jim Curnow The Renaissance Fair Bob Margolis

I. Entry of the Court II. Shepherdesses’s Dance III. The Magicians

Concert Etude, Opus 49 Alexander Goedicke Arr. Timothy Topolewski

Scott Donovan, Trumpet Soloist Recipient of the 2001 John P. Paynter Scholarship

“Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral” from Lohengrin Richard Wagner Trans. Lucien Cailliet Motown Metal Michael Daugherty

Northshore Concert Band Brass and Percussion

- Intermission - Serenade in c minor, KV 388 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

I. Allegro

Lawrence Stoffel, Conductor

Nancy Bush, Oboe Connie Heard, Clarinet Pam Quinlan, Oboe Lee Kessler, Clarinet Steve Moline, Bassoon .Peter Gotsch, French Horn Ann Zajec, Bassoon Janene Kessler, French Horn

La Fiesta Mexicana H. Owen Reed

I. Prelude and Aztec Dance II. Mass III. Carnival

567

December 3, 2000

Community Concert Association of Maine Township presents Northshore Concert Band

Maine West High School

Sunday, December 3, 2000 – 3 pm

Program A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson Selections from the Nutcracker Suite Peter Tschaikowsky White Christmas Irving Berlin

Benjamin Holbrook, Vocal Soloist Sleigh Ride Leroy Anderson Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring J. S. Bach Arr. Jeffrey Renshaw The Twelve Days of Christmas JerryBilik

INTERMISSION

Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein Arr. W. J. Duthoit The Christmas Song Mel Torme

Benjamin Holbrook, Vocal Soloist Festival of Lights Arr. Charles Hawes Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed Christmas Sing-A-Long Arr James Ployhar

568

February 4, 2001

Northshore Concert Band Mallory Thompson, Principal Guest Conductor

Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer, Trumpet Soloists

Sunday, February 4, 2001 – 3:00 p.m. Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, Northwestern University

PROGRAM

Canzon septimi toni No. 2 Giovanni Gabrieli Ed. Robert King Divertimento Vincent Persichetti

I. Prologue II. Song III, Dance IV. Burlesque V. Soliloquy VI. March

Carmen Fantasia George Bizet Arr. Donald Hunsberger

Barbara Butler, Charles Geyer, Trumpet Soloists

-Intermission First Suite in E-flat for Military Band Gustav Holst

I. Chaconne 11. Intermezzo III. March

“Finale” from Symphony in F Minor No. 4 Peter Ilitch Tschaikowsky Arr. V.F. Safranek

569

March 18, 2001

570

April 29, 2001

Northshore Concert Band Dr. John Lynch, Conductor

Sunday, April 29, 2001- 3:00 p.m. Loyola Academy

Pops “Bon voyage”

Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson

Featuring the Northshore Concert Band Trumpet Section Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Peter Lograsso, violin

Our Town Aaron Copland arr. Frank Hudson Big Band Signatures George Gershwin arr. John Higgins Someone to Watch Over Me George Gershwin arr. Warren Barker

Greta Pope, soprano An American in Paris George Gershwin arr. Jerry Brubaker Embraceable You George Gershwin arr. Warren Barker

Greta Pope, soprano

- Intermission - Broadway Curtain Time arr. John Krance Nessun Dorma Giacomo Puccini arr. G. Hattendorf Suite Francaise Darius Milhaud

Lawrence Stoffel, conductor Highlights from Jurassic Park John Williams arr. Paul Lavender But Beautiful James Van Huesen arr. Sammy Nestico

Benjamin Holbrook, tenor West Side Story Leonard Bemstein Circus Bee Henry Fillmore

571

June 27-July 1, 2001 French Tour

572

July 14, 2001

Cantigny presents The Northshore Concert Band

performing

American Composers & Broadway Musicals

John Lynch, Conductor July 14, 2001

Program

Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare Richard Straus Hoedown Aaron Copland

Selection

Greta Pope, Soprano Highlights from Fiddler on the Roof Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick

Arranged by Michael P. Buckley Peter Lograsso, Violin

Nessun Dorma G. Puccini/arr. G. Hattendorf Big Band Signatures arr. John Higgins Circus Bee Henry Filmore

Intermission Bugler’s Holiday Leroy Anderson Selections from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein

Lawrence Stoffel, Conductor Selection

Greta Pope, Soprano The Cowboys John Williams A Gershwin Fantasy arr. Ralph Martino

Leo Saguiguit, Alto Saxophone America the Beautiful arr. Carmon Dragon Finale to Symphony No. 4 Peter Tschaikowsky The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

573

July 18, 2001 November 4, 2001 Fall Concert Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

574

December 2, 2001

The LaPorte High School Music Department presents the

Northshore Concert Band Dr. John P. Lynch, conductor

LaPorte High School Auditorium 3 p.m.

December 2, 2001

PROGRAM Fanfare from Also Sprach Zarathustra Richard Strauss

trans. R. Mark Rogers “Mars” from The Planets Gustav Holst “Nimrod” from Enigma Variations Edward Elgar March, Op. 99 Sergei Prokofiev Diversions John P. Lynch America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson

- Intermission –

Hillandale Waltzes Victor Babin Théme arr. Dennis Nygren I. Valse Elegante II. Valse passionée III. Valse sombre IV. Valse volante V. Valse triste VI. Valse de bonne humeur VII. Valse brillante et joeuse VIII. Valse oubliée

Debbie Durham, clarinet Noisy Wheels of Joy Eric Whitacre Totus Tuus (Ave Maria) Henryk Gorecki arr. Ray Cramer

Dedicated to Barbara Buehlman Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

arr. Walter Beeler John Hultman, narrator

The Stars and Stripes Forever

575

November 4, 2001 Pick-Staiger

576

December 22, 2001

John P. Lynch, Conductor

Fifty-fifth Annual Midwest Clinic Saturday, December 22, 2001 11:15 am

Chicago Hilton and Towers Chicago, Illinois

PROGRAM

Also Sprach Zarathustra Richard Strauss

Introduction trans. R. Mark Rogers “Mars” from The Planets Gustav Holst “Nimrod” from Enigma Variations Edward Elgar

Mallory Thompson arr. Alfred Reed principal guest conductor

Vintage David R. Gillingham

Steven Mead euphonium

Totus Tuus (Ave Maria) Henryk Gorecki

Dedicated to Barbara Buehlman arr. Ray Cramer Ray Cramer guest conductor

March, Op. 99 Sergei Prokofiev

Lawrence Stoffel arr. Paul Yoder assistant conductor

Diversions John P. Lynch Noisy Wheels of Joy Eric Whitacre

Eugene Migliaro Corporon guest conductor

Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland

William Warfield arr. Walter Beeler narrator

America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward

Dedicated to John P. Paynter arr. Carmen Dragon

577

February 10, 2002 African Welcome Song Jug Blues and Fat Pickin’ Donald Freund Prelude on a Navajo Prayer Jeff Morrow Ward Stare, trombone to be announced Stardust Hoagy Carmichael Dawn and Siegfried’s Rhine journey Festal Scenes

578

February 17, 2002 Community Concert Association of Maine Township presents

Northshore Concert Band Maine West High School

Des Plaines, Illinois Sunday, February 17, 2002 – 3 p.m.

EARTH & SKY: Tribal Drums, Comets and Rising Stars

African Welcome Piece Michael Udow ed. Fred Wickstrom

Northshore Band Percussion Ensemble

Jug Blues & Fat Pickin’ Don Freund Mediations on a Navaho prayer Jeff Morrow Symphonic Dance No. 3 Clifton Williams Festal Scenes Yasuhide lio

Intermission Noisy Wheels of Joy Eric Whitacre Star Dust Hoagy Carmichael

Ann Betz, Alto Saxophone Lincoln Portrait Aaron Copland arr. Walter Beeler

John Hultman, Narrator America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward Arr. Carmen Dragon

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March 2, 2002 Oakbrook Park District, 7:30 pm March 23, 2002 NCB/NU Solo/Ens. Festival Concert April 7, 2002

Mallory Thompson, Conductor

Program April 7, 2002

L’harmonie de La Croix Valmer, France

Jean-Luc Wastable, Conductor Mélodies Françaises Marc Fontana Concerto d’Aranjuez pour Trompette Joaquin Rodrigo Philippe Bleuez, Trumpet arr. Don Caneva Mancini Spectacular Henry Mancini arr. Warren Barker Summertime George Gershwin André Vaïsse, Trombone Irving Berlin Showstoppers Irving Berlin arr. John Higgins Persuasion Sammy Nestico Gilbert Reymond, Saxophone Souvenez-vous Marc Fontana Yakety Sax Johnnie Vinson Christian Kronreif, Saxophone

L’harmonie de La Croix Valmer and Northshore Concert Band John Lynch, Conductor

La Vie en Rose Louis Gugliemi Greta Pope, Soprano Someone to Watch Over Me George Gershwin Greta Pope, Soprano

Intermission

Northshore Concert Band Mallory Thompson, Principal Guest Conductor

American Salute Morton Gould Concerto Nicholai Rimsky-Korsakov Jac’kel Smalls, Euphonium John P. Paynter 2002 Scholarship Winner

580

“Nimrod” from Enigma Variations Edward Elgar arr. Alfred Reed Music for Prague 1968 Karel Husa

I. Introduction and Fanfare II. Aria III. Interlude IV. Toccata and Chorale

581

April 8, 2002 Stevenson High School, Combined NCB and la Croix Valmer Band May 5, 2002

May 5, 2002 POPS CONCERT

Dr. John Lynch, Conductor Pops Concert

Sunday, May 5, 2002 - 3:00 p.m. Glenbrook South High School

“Fiesta”

Eternal Father, Strong To Save Claude T. Smith Clarinet Polka Polish Folk Song arr. David Bennett

Northshore Band Clarinet Section Waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier Richard Strauss Musica Boema Zdenek Lukas March, Op. 99 Sergei Prokofiev

arr. Paul Yoder La Virgen de la Macarena arr. Charles Koff

Rob Parton, trumpet Festal Scenes Yasuhide Ito

—Intermission— Malaguena Ernesto Lecuona arr. Bill Holman

Rob Parton, trumpet Northshore Band Big Band

Almost Like Being In Love Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe arr. Lennie Niehaus

Leah Fisher, soprano Northshore Band Big Band

El Capitan John Philip Sousa The Blue and the Gray Clare Grundman Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” Clifton Williams

582

May 5, 2002 POPS CONCERT Glenbrook South Main Gym June 9, 2002 Misericordia, Chicago June 19, 2002 Music Institute of Chicago, Evanston (Tentative) July 4, 2002 Glenview Golf Course July 10, 2002

Northshore Concert Band Wednesday, July 10, 2002 Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

7:00 pm March and Procession of Bacchus Leo Delibes Arr. Tom Clark Mission to Moscow Mel Powell Arr. Bruce Currie

Bruce Currie, Clarinet The Wizard of Oz Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg Arr. James Barnes The Marriage of Figaro W. A. Mozart Arr. Earl Slocum The Blue and the Gray Clare Grundman National Emblem Edwin Bagley Arr. Loras Schissel Catfish Row Donald Hunsberger

Summertime I’m On My Way

Greta Pope, Soprano America the Beautiful Samuel Ward Arr. Carmen Dragon

583

July 14, 2002

Cantigny Park welcomes The Northshore Concert Band Dr. John Lynch, Conductor

Sunday, July 14, 2002 3:00 p.m.

Wheaton, Illinois

The Program March and Procession of Bacchus Leo Delibes arr. Tom Clark Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger ed. R. Mark Rogers Rumba Maurice Whitney

Roland Colson, alto saxophone Waltzes from der Rosenkavalier Richard Strauss El Capitan John Philip Sousa arr. Brion & Schissel Selections from E.T. John Williams arr. John Vacavas Clarinet Polka arr. David Bennett Polish Folk Tune

Northshore Band Clarinet Section Rampart Street Parade arr. Carmen Dello

Greta Pope, Soprano Northshore Band Big Band

- Intermission –

The Marriage of Figaro W.A. Mozart arr. Earl Slocum The Wizard of Oz Harold Arlen and E.Y Harburg arr. James Barnes National Emblem Edwin Bagley arr. Loras Schissel The Blue and the Gray Clare Grundman Catfish Row Donald Hunsberger

Summertime My Man’s Gone Now I’m On My Way

Greta Pope, Soprano

584

America the Beautiful Samuel Ward Arr. Carmen Dragon

585

July 27, 2002 Wheaton Festival (tentative)

586

November 3, 2002

Pick-Staiger Concert Hall—Northwestern University Laawrence Stoffel, Conductor

Mathieu Dufour, Flute

“An Invitation to the Dance”

P R O G R A M Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld (1858/1917) Jacques Offenbach transcribed Mayhew Lake The “Carousel” Waltz (1945/1957) Richard Rodgers transcribed Robert Russell Bennett Fantasie Pastorale Hongriose, Op. 26 (c1877/c1970) Albert Franz Doppler (“Hungarian Pastoral Fantasy”)

Mathieu Dufour, flute Three Dance Episodes from On the Town (1945/1971) Leonard Bernstein The Great Lover transcribed Marice Stith Lonely Town: Pas de Deux Times Square: 1944

Intermission Incantation and Dance (1963) John Barnes Chance The Washington Post March (1889) John Philip Sousa Pineapple Poll Suite (1951/1952) Charles Mackerras 1. Opening Number after the music of Arthur Sullivan 2. Jasper’s Dance transcribed W.J. Duthoit 4. Finale

587

February 9, 2003

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Lawrence Stoffel, Conductor

Leslie Skolnik, flute Lifetime of Music 2003


Sunday, February 9, 2003, 3:00 P.M. Fanfares from the opera Libuse Bedrich Smetana, arr. Vaclav Nelhybel Overture for Band, Op. 24 Felix Mendelssohn Sørgemarsj (Funeral March for Richard Nordraak) Edvard Grieg Poem for Flute and Band Charles T. Griffes

Leslie Skolnik, flute 2003 John P. Paynter Scholarship recipient

Profanation, from Symphony No. 1, Jeremiah Leonard Bernstein, trans. Frank Bencriscutto

— Intermission — First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1 Gustav Holst


Elsa’a Procession to the Cathedral, from the opera Lohengrin Richard Wagner, trans. Lucien Cailliet

Lifetime of Music 2003

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Dance of the Jesters, Op. 12, No. 13, from incidental music to The Snow Maiden Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Roy E. Cramer

588

March 22, 2003

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Lawrence Stoffel, Conductor


Saturday, March 22, 2003, 1:00 P.M. Overture for Band, Op. 24 Felix Mendelssohn First Suite in E-flat major for Military Band, Op. 28 Gustav Holst

Chaccone Intermezzo March

Hosts of Freedom March Karl L. King Profanation from Symphony No. 1 “Jeremiah” Leonard Bernstein, trans. Frank Bencriscutto Dance of the Jesters, from The Snow Maiden Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Ran E. Cramer

589

April 6, 2003

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Mallory Thompson, conductor

Russell Dagon, clarinet


Overture to Candide Leonard Bernstein Shenandoah Frank Ticheli Sketches on a Tudor Psalm Fisher Tull

— Intermission — Concertino, op. 26 Carl Maria von Weber, trans. M.L. Lake Polonaise, from the opera Mignon Ambroise Thomas, arr. M. Retford

Russell Dagon, clarinet Finale from Symphony No. 2 David Maslanka

590

April 27, 2003

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Lawrence Stoffel, conductor

NORTH SHORE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, SKOKIE

Sunday, Apriil 27, 2003, 3:00 P.M

DISCOVERY: MUSIC!

The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Canzon duo Decimi Toni à 10 Giovanni Gabrieli Aria No. 1 for Wind Band George F. Handel Écossaise Ludwig van Beethoven Königsmarsch Richard Strauss Five Minniaturess Joaquín Turina Prelude & Fugure in D Minor Johann Sebastian Bach Ghost Train Eric Whitacre Blue Shades Frank Ticheli

591

April 30, 2003

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Dr. Lawrence Stoffel, conductor

PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Wednesday, April 30, 2003 7:30 P.M.

Ghost Train Eric Whitacre First Suite in E-flat for Military Band, op. 28 Gustav Holst


Shenandoah Frank Ticheli Blue Shades Frank Ticheli Five Miniatures, op. 52 Joaquin Turina

Dawn arranged by John Krance The Sleeping Village Promenade The Approaching Soldiers Fiesta

Dance of the Jesters Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Ray E. Cramer Incidental music to The Snow Maiden Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, trans. Ray E. Cramer

592

June 22, 2003


MISERICORDIA, CHICAGO

Sunday, June 22, 2003, 3:30 P.M.

Americans We Henry Fillmore, ed. Frederick Fennell Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle” Mark Williams Looney Tunes Overture arr. Bill Holcombe Light Cavalry Overture Franz von Suppe, trans. Henry Fillmore Block M Concert March Jerry H. Bilik Pastime Jack Stamp The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Philip J. Lang America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon

Dance of the Jesters Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Ray E. Cramer

593

July 4, 2003


GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT GOLF COURSE

Friday, July 4, 2003, 7:00 P.M. Americans We Henry Fillmore, ed. Frederick Fennell Light Cavalry Overture Franz von Suppe, trans. Henry Fillmore Pastime Jack Stamp Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Commando March Samuel Barber Selections from Gypsy Joplination Block M Concert March Jerry H. Bilik Selections from Mary Poppins Richard and Robert Sherman

— Intermission — The Battle Hymn of the Republic Cuban Overture George Gershwin Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle” Mark Williams Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Dan Godfrey America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter

594

July 9, 2003



Wednesday, July 9, 2003, 7:00 P.M.

Light Cavalry Overture Franz von Suppe, trans. Henry Fillmore Selections from Gypsy Pastime Jack Stamp Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Mancini! arr. Warren Barker Rainbow Ripples Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle” Mark Williams Commando March Samuel Barber Cuban Overture George Gershwin The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

595

July 13, 2003


CANTIGNY PARK, WHEATON Sunday, July 13, 2003, 3:00 P.M.

Americans We Henry Fillmore The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Selections from Gypsy Yankee Doodle for Piccolo Solo Commando March Samuel Barber Mancini! arr. Warren Barker Cuban Overture George Gershwin Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa

— Intermission — The Battle Hymn of the Republic Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Philip J. Lang Pastime Jack Stamp Selections from Mary Poppins Richard and Robert Sherman America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

596

July 14, 2003


MILLENNIUM PARK, CHICAGO

Monday, July 14, 2003, 6:00 P.M. Americans We Henry Fillmore The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Pastime Jack Stamp Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Philip J. Lang Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Joplination Selections from Mary Poppins Richard and Robert Sherman Commando March Samuel Barber Light Cavalry Overture Franz von Suppe, trans. Henry Fillmore

— Intermission — The Battle Hymn of the Republic Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle” Mark Williams Cuban Overture George Gershwin Block M Concert March Jerry H. Bilik Mancini! arr. Warren Barker Dance of the Jesters Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Ray E. Cramer America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

597

July 17, 2003


OAK BROOK PARK DISTRICT Thursday, July 17, 2003, 7:00 P.M.

Americans We Henry Fillmore The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Selections from Gypsy Commando March Samuel Barber Mancini! arr. Warren Barker Cuban Overture George Gershwin Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa

— Intermission — The Battle Hymn of the Republic Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Philip J. Lang Pastime Jack Stamp Selections from Mary Poppins Richard and Robert Sherman Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle” America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

598

July 24, 2003


NAPERVILLE BAND SHELL

Thursday, July 24, 2003, 7:00 P.M.

Americans We Henry Fillmore The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Selections from Gypsy Rainbow Ripples Commando March Samuel Barber Pastime Jack Stamp Mancini! arr. Warren Barker Cuban Overture George Gershwin Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Philip J. Lang Dance of the Jesters Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Ray E. Cramer Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle” America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

599

July 27, 2003


KENOSHA BAND SHELL

Sunday, July 27, 2003, 4:00 P.M. Americans We Henry Fillmore The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Selections from Gypsy Commando March Samuel Barber Pastime Jack Stamp Mancini! arr. Warren Barker Cuban Overture George Gershwin Semper Fidelis John Philip Sousa Selections from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Philip J. Lang Dance of the Jesters Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Ray E. Cramer Fantasy on “Yankee Doodle”

600

November 2, 2003


Gail Williams, horn


Festive Overture, Op. 96 Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Donald Hunsberger Königsmarsch Richard Strauss, arr. Roger Barrett Allerseelen Richard Strauss, trans. Albert Oliver Davis, ed. Frederick Fennell Fest Marsch from Tännhauser Richard Wagner, trans. Robert W. Rumbelow

— Intermission — Concerto for Horn, No. 1 in Eb Major Richard Strauss, arr. John Boyd

Gail Williams, horn Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn Norman Dello Joio Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite Karl L. King, arr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

601

December 7, 2003

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Richard Fischer, conductor

MAINE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL WEST CAMPUS, DES PLAINES

Sunday, December 7, 2003, 3:00 P.M. Festive Overture, Op. 96 Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Donald Hunsberger March of the Toys, from the operetta Babes in Toyland Victor Herbert arr. Otto Langey and Herbert L. Clarke, ed. R. Mark Rogers Greensleeves arr. Alfred Reed Variants on a Moravian Hymn James Barnes Based on the Moravian Christmas hymn “Morning Star, O Cheering Light” Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite Karl L. King, arr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum

— Intermission — Funiculi–Funicula Rhapsody Luigi Dienza, arr. Yo Goto Festival of Lights Charles B. Hawes Pat-a-Pan arr. Tom Wallace O Magnum Mysterium Morten Lauridsen, arr. H. Robert Reynolds A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson Sleigh Ride Leroy Anderson

602

February 22, 2004


David Ramos, trumpet Lifetime of Music 2004


Sunday, February 22, 2004, 3:00 P.M. Huldigungsmarsch Richard Wagner, trans. William A. Schafer Suite from the opera Merry Mount Howard Hanson, trans. John Boyd

Overture Children’s Dance Love Duet Prelude to Act II and Maypole Dances

O Magnum Mysterium Morten Lauridsen, trans. H. Robert Reynolds Tarantella, from Gazebo Dances John Corigliano


Concerto for Trumpet Alexander Arutiunian David Ramos, trumpet

2004 John P. Paynter Scholarship Recipient March — Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell

——— Blessed Are They, from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms, trans. Barbara Buehlman Jazz Suite No. 2 Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Johan DeMeij

March Lyric Waltz Dance I

March — The Trombone King Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter

Lifetime of Music 2004

603

March 20, 2004



Saturday, March 20, 2004, 1:00 P.M. Festive Overture, Op. 96 Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Donald Hunsberger Suite from the opera Merry Mount Howard Hanson, trans. John Boyd

Overture Children’s Dance

March — The Trombone King Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter O Magnum Mysterium Morten Lauridsen, trans. H. Robert Reynolds Jazz Suite No. 2 Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Johan DeMeij


March — Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell

604

March 24, 2004


HICKORY CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL, FRANKFORT

Wednesday, March 24, 2004, 7:30 P.M. Festive Overture, Op. 96 Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. Donald Hunsberger Blessed Are They, from A German Requiem Johannes Brahms, trans. Barbara Buehlman March — Nobles of the Mystic Shrine John Philip Sousa, ed. Frederick Fennell Jazz Suite No. 2 Dmitri Shostakovich, arr. Johan DeMeij


March — The Trombone King Karl L. King, ed. John P. Paynter

Dana Schoemacher, conductor Highlights from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Alfred Reed

605

April 18, 2004


Larry Combs, clarinet & soprano saxophone


Smetana Fanfare Karel Husa Fantasia in G major Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Richard Franko Goldman & Robert L. Leist Little Fugue in G minor Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Lucien Cailliet Variations on America Charles Ives, trans. William E. Rhodes

— Intermission — Concerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble Jeff Beal

Riches to Rags Famines to Feasts

Larry Combs, clarinet & soprano saxophone La Fiesta Mexicana H. Owen Reed


606

April 21, 2004


VERNON HILLS HIGH SCHOOL

Wednesday, April 21, 2004, 7:30 P.M. Smetana Fanfare Karel Husa Fantasia in G major Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Richard Franko Goldman & Robert L. Leist Little Fugue in G minor Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Lucien Cailliet Variations on America Charles Ives, trans. William E. Rhodes

— Intermission — La Fiesta Mexicana H. Owen Reed


607

May 23, 2004

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Richard Fischer, conductor Kuang-Hao Huang, piano

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE ACADEMY, GLENVIEW

Sunday, May 23, 2004, 3:00 P.M. Procession of the Nobles Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Erik Leidzen Meditation, from the opera Thais Jules Massenet, arr. Albert Austin Harding Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich, trans. H. Robert Reynolds Rhapsody in Blue George Gershwin, arr. Thomas Verrier

Kuang-Hao Huang, piano

— Intermission — The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Easter Monday on the White House Lawn John Philip Sousa, ed. R. Mark Rogers The Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Johan DeMeij Midway March John Williams, arr. James Curnow Pictures at an Exhibition Modeste Moussorgsky, trans. Mark H. Hindsley

Promenade Hut of Baba Yaga Great Gate of Kiev

608

July 5, 2004


GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT GOLF COURSE

Monday, July 5, 2004, 7:00 P.M. Midway March John Williams, arr. James Curnow Easter Monday on the White House Lawn John Philip Sousa, ed. R. Mark Rogers Amazing Grace arr. William Himes Procession of the Nobles Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Erik Leidzen A Tribute to Artie Shaw arr. James Christensen

Joel Helfand, clarinet Disney at the Movies arr. John Higgens God of Our Fathers George Warren, arr. Claude T. Smith Dixieland Jamboree John Warrington

— Intermission — Esprit de Corps Robert Jager Star Spangled Spectacular George M. Cohan, arr. John Cacavas The Battle Hymn of the Republic William Steffe, arr. Peter J. Wilhousky, trans. James Neilson Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden America the Beautiful Samuel Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Mayhew L. Lake The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter

609

July 7, 2004

THE NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Richard Fischer, conductor Kuang-Hao Huang, piano


Wednesday, July 7, 2004, 7:00 P.M. Midway March John Williams, arr. James Curnow Selections from The Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Johan de Meij Variations on America Charles Ives, arr. William Schuman, trans. William E. Rhoads A Tribute to Artie Shaw arr. James Christensen

Joel Helfand, clarinet Rhapsody in Blue George Gershwin, arr. Thomas Verrier

Kuang-Hao Huang, piano Dixieland Jamboree John Warrington Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

610

July 11, 2004


CANTIGNY PARK, WHEATON Sunday, July 11, 2004, 3:00 P.M.

Midway March John Williams, arr. James Curnow God of Our Fathers George Warren, arr. Claude T. Smith Selections from The Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Johan de Meij A Tribute to Artie Shaw arr. James Christensen

Joel Helfand, clarinet Easter Monday on the White House Lawn John Philip Sousa, ed. R. Mark Rogers Disney at the Movies arr. John Higgens Esprit de Corps Robert Jager

— Intermission — Olympic Fanfare and Theme John Williams, arr. James Curnow The Symphonic Gershwin George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker Amazing Grace arr. William Himes Dixieland Jamboree John Warrington Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden Overture 1812 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, trans. Mayhew L. Lake The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

611

July 18, 2004


Donna Kaye, soprano

LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES, NORTH BARRINGTON Wednesday, July 18, 2004, 6:00 P.M.

The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key, arr. John P. Paynter Esprit de Corps Robert Jager Amazing Grace arr. William Himes The Symphonic Gershwin George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker A Tribute to Artie Shaw arr. James Christensen

Joel Helfand, clarinet Disney at the Movies arr. John Higgens Midway March John Williams, arr. James Curnow

— Intermission — Olympic Fanfare and Theme John Williams, arr. James Curnow Selections from The Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Johan de Meij They Can’t Take That Away From Me George and Ira Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker Someone to Watch Over Me George and Ira Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker

Donna Kaye, soprano Easter Monday on the White House Lawn John Philip Sousa, ed. R. Mark Rogers Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden Dixieland Jamboree John Warrington The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

612

July 22, 2004


OAK BROOK PARK DISTRICT Thursday, July 22, 2004, 7:30 P.M.

Midway March John Williams, arr. James Curnow Selections from The Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Johan de Meij Easter Monday on the White House Lawn John Philip Sousa, ed. R. Mark Rogers A Tribute to Artie Shaw arr. James Christensen

Joel Helfand, clarinet The Symphonic Gershwin George Gershwin, arr. Warren Barker Esprit de Corps Robert Jager

— Intermission — Procession of the Nobles Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Erik Leidzen Highlights from The Music Man Meredith Willson, arr. Alfred Reed Amazing Grace arr. William Himes Disney at the Movies arr. John Higgens Dixieland Jamboree John Warrington Armed Forces Salute arr. Bob Lowden The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa America the Beautiful Samuel Ward, arr. Carmen Dragon

613

November 7, 2004


Charles Geyer, trumpet


Toccata Marziale Ralph Vaughan Williams My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Alfred Reed Ballad for Band Morton Gould George Washington Bridge William Schuman

— Intermission — Concerto for Trumpet Johann Nepomuk Hummel

Charles Geyer, trumpet Finale from Symphony No. 2 “Romantic” Howard Hanson, trans. W. Francis McBeth Commando March Samuel Barber

614

November 14, 2004 Des Plaines Concert Series, Maine East High School, 3 p.m.

NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND Mallory Thompson, Conductor

Maine East High School

2601 West Dempster Street Park Ridge, Illinois

November 14, 2004, 3 PM

Commando March Samuel Barber My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish Johann Sebastian Bach arr. Alfred Reed Ballad for Band Morton Gould George Washington Bridge William Schuman

Intermission Toccata Marziale Ralph Vaughan Williams Three Ayres from Gloucester Hugh M. Stuart 1. The Jolly Earl of Cholmondeley 2. Ayre for Eventide 3. The Fiefs of Wembley Yorkshire Ballad James Barnes Finale from Symphony No. 2 “Romantic” Howard Hanson arr. W. Francis McBeth Washington Post John Philip Sousa Encore: Sleigh Ride Leroy Anderson

615

2005 February 20, 2005


Jancie Philippus, horn


Selections from The Danserye (1551) Tielman Susato arr. Patrick Dunnigan

I. La Morisque II. Bergerette V. Den hoboecken dans VI. Ronde & Salterelle VII. Ronde & Aliud

IX. Pavane: La Battaille An American Elegy (2000) Frank Ticheli

Candi Horton, trumpet Celebrations (1988) John Zdechlik

INTERMISSION Morceau de Concert, Op. 94 (1887) Camille Saint-Saens

Jancie Philippus, French horn trans. Donald Miller Scholarship winner Children’s March: “Over the hills and far away” (1919) Percy Grainger ed. R. Mark Rogers Chorale and Shaker Dance (1971) John Zdechlik Americans We March (1929) Henry Fillmore ed. Frederick Fennell

616

March 19, 2005


PICK-STAIGER CONCERT HALL, EVANSTON Saturday, March 19, 2005, Noon

FESTIVAL CONCERT

Celebrations (1988) John Zdechlik An American Elegy (2000) Frank Ticheli Chorale and Shaker Dance (1971) John Zdechlik Americans We March (1929) Henry Fillmore ed. Frederick Fennell

617

April 10, 2005 Northshore Concert Band

Mallory Thompson, Conductor

Chapel of St. John the Beloved Lutheran Home

800 West Oakton Street Arlington Heights, Illinois


3:00 PM Folk Song Suite Ralph Vaughan Williams March — “Seventeen Come Sunday” Intermezzo — “My Bonny Boy” March — “Folk Songs from Somerset” Prelude No. 14 in E-flat minor, op. 34 Dmitri Shostakovich trans. H. Robert Reynolds Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich ed. H. Robert Reynolds “Jupiter” from The Planets Gustav Holst trans. Clark McAlister ed. Alfred Reed Intermission Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Symphony No. 2 Frank Ticheli I. Shooting Stars II. Dreams Under a New Moon III. Apollo Unleashed Americans We Henry Fillmore ed. Frederick Fennell

618

April 17, 2005

Mallory Thompson, Conductor Steve Houghton, Percussion Pick-Staiger Concert Hall

3 p.m. Folk Song Suite Ralph Vaughan Williams

March - “Seventeen Come Sunday’’ Intermezzo – “My Bonny Boy’’ March – “Folk Songs from Somerset”

Prelude No. 14 in E-flat minor, op. 34 Dmitri Shostakovich Trans. H. Robert Reynolds Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich Trans. H. Robert Reynolds “Jupiter” from The Planets Gustav Holst

trans. Clark McAlister ed. Alfred Reed

Intermission

Music for Solo Percussion and Winds Les Hooper

Steve Houghton, percussion Symphony No. 2 Frank Ticheli

I. Shooting Stars II. Dreams Under a New Moon III. Apollo Unleashed

619

May 22, 2005

Northshore Concert Band Mallory Thompson, Conductor

Pops Concert Christian Heritage Academy

Northfield, Illinois 3 pm

His Honor Henry Fillmore ed. Frederick Fennell Selections from “The Music Man” Meredith Willson arr. Philip J. Lang English Dances Malcolm Arnold arr. Maurice Johnstone Vivace Andantino Mesto Allegro risoluto Selections from “Les Miserables” Claude-Michel Schonberg arr. Warren Barker National Emblem E.E. Bagley arr. Frederick Fennell INTERMISSION Old Wine in New Bottles Gordon Jacob

The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies The Three Ravens Begone Dull Care Early One Morning

“Gandalf” from Symphony No. 1 Johan de Meij Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa ed. Frederick Fennell Jack Jadel, guest conductor Instant Concert Harold L. Walters Encore: Rolling Thunder Henry Fillmore ed. Frederick Fennell

620

June 26, 2005

Northshore Concert Band Ryan Nelson, Conductor

MISERICORDIA Chicago, Illinois

Sunday, June 26, 2005 — 3:30 p.m.

Midway March John Williams arr. James Curnow American Riversongs Pierre La Plante The Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa ed. Frederick Fennell Concord Clare Grundman Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett 1. Cake Walk 2. Schottische 5. Rag National Emblem E. E. Bagley arr. Frederick Fennell West Side Story Leonard Bernstein arr. W. J. Duthoit Rolling Thunder Henry Fillmore ed. Frederick Fennell America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward arr. Carmen Dragon

Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

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