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Fall 2009

Scott Hanna, editor

From the Podium

R e p o r tDear Colleagues,

The holidays are over; the spring semester has begun; we approach the season of biennial CBDNA Divisional conferences. Although divisional presidents set their own agendas and programs for their regional confer-ences, each conference offers similar activities and experiences in two general categories: performances and non-performance sessions. In that regard, they are miniature national conferences. The sessions that are offered at national conferences focus on issues that encompass the diverse interests and specialties of our constituency. There is great care taken to create a schedule that offers the most access to the most topics: we don’t automatically track athletic band sessions against wind ensemble presentations; we don’t automatically schedule composer sessions in conflict with research presentation; basically we don’t presume that any interest group within our organization wouldn’t be concerned and excited by every other aspect of our profession. Some of us have jobs that allow or require us to specialize in one aspect of our diverse wind band world; others, like me, direct concert bands, jazz ensembles and marching bands, and teach academic classes (with great optimism and some humor, I suggest that this may be as close as one can come to being a real Renaissance person!). There is great understanding of, patience with and even expectation of the need for our sessions to touch on aspects of our profession that are new, that are radical, that are pioneering.

Do we exercise the same understanding, patience and expectation with regard to repertoire of our confer-ence performances? Not quite – given the number and nature of comments that I was privy to after the last conference, and the two before. There has been great energy and passion, both positive and negative, elicited by the repertoire performed at our conferences. As president, I have heard mostly negative things, but it isn’t a fair sample (in that people who were upset by “raucous voluminous assaults” and “tasteless strings of garish sounds” were most anxious to present their opinions, and other less-agitated members apparently felt no need to come forward). I had my own personal opinion about each program that I heard, and came to wonder how the programs were chosen. What does the conductor of an ensemble selected for performance

In This Issue:

From the Podium ............................. 1 - 2

News .................................................. 2

New Publications/New Recordings . 3

Conducting Symposia ...................... 3

Treatises/Dissertations ..................... 4

Programs........................................... 5 - 16

Programming Data .......................... 17 - 20

at a national conference think others expect of him or her? I personally don’t expect performances that must include the biggest, the first, the most difficult, the most complicated, the newest. Certainly some of that is what makes a conference exciting, but is there a limit to how much we can absorb or even endure over the course of three days or so? Let’s speak about it.

We have more composers than ever affiliated with our organization, which creates a very interesting opportu-nity to hear and premiere new works. That, in itself, is commendable for an organization that espouses to be on the cutting edge of the state of the art, for an organi-zation whose members are part of the academy which embraces the advancement of knowledge. (As the 50 CBDNA-sponsored Composers Datebooks remind us at the close of each broadcast. “All music was once new.”) So, aesthetically and philosophically, how should we approach all of this new music, some of which may not stand the test of time? Or, more fundamentally, how does the opportunity to “premiere” intersect with the greater art of programming? As Carolyn Barber (University of Nebraska – Lincoln) said in a note to the North Central Division, “as an organization we are still largely without any meaningful musical discussion associated with performance. We talk about pedagogy, literature, history, technology; we ask questions of com-posers about process, goals, and inspiration. However, we never ask each other: why did you organize your concert program that way?”

Do we program differently for conferences? If so, why? We should start to speak openly about our aesthetic choices, even while we acknowledge that the issue of aesthetics is very complex. Anthony Tommasini, music critic for the New York Times, spoke of the historical

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divide between the canon and the new (New York Times, February 14, 2010)

“Increasingly in recent years adventurous ensembles and young artists have been drawing their programs from all camps of contemporary music, camps that were once engaged in fierce ideological battles. The biggest combatants were practitioners of complex, cutting-edge 12-tone composition who claimed the intellectual high ground and those who still wrote sonatas, symphonies and such, in essentially major and minor keys.”

We are the perfect example of Tommasini’s “adventur-ous ensembles and young artists”; for years we have successfully embraced music from all camps, perhaps because we perform in the arena of higher education. But how do we put the pieces together to create compel-ling programs – one finale after another would exhaust an audience, even if it showed the ensemble to be capable of extraordinary stamina and prodigious tech-nique. Should our conference performances yield some program time from the “newest” in favor of the gems of the past? I know that fine performances of standard repertoire are extremely valuable, and especially so for the CBDNA member who is in his or her first few years as a college wind band conductor, or attending their first conference.

Let’s openly discuss the art of programming. Carolyn Barber has given me permission to include a chart of the repertoire that has been performed at the National and North-Central Divisional conferences for the last five years (see below). It is a fine launching point; the other divisions could conduct similar compilations. Let’s see what we are playing, and ask, Why? (I’ll spare you all the abbreviated Hegel Dialectic insert that I had planned here.)

Please let me know if you would be interested in par-ticipating in an organization-wide discussion of the “Art of Programming.”

Sincerely,Tom Duffy

National Conference NewsCBDNA 2011 National Conference University of WashingtonSeattle, WAMarch 23-26, 2011

PERFORMANCE APPLICATIONCBDNA Conference concerts will be presented in three venues: the concert halls at the University of Washing-

ton, and both the main stage and chamber music hall in the famous Benaroya Concert Hall. We encourage applications from ensembles with programs for both chamber wind and larger wind ensembles.

1. Submit a compact disc recording of a single or mul-tiple “live” (i.e., unedited) performance(s) of your band from the 2009-2010, academic years; include a written listing of all works performed with appropriate track listings on a separate sheet of paper;

2. Submit a proposed program that includes repertoire and commissions that would be for ready for perfor-mance by March 2011;

3. Send both, with a cover letter, no later than March 16, 2010, to:

Bill Wakefield, Director of BandsCatlett Music Center, Suite 116500 West Boyd StreetUniversity of OklahomaNorman, OK 73019Band Office Telephone: 405.325.2731

4. IMPORTANT: do NOT identify your ensemble on either recording, list of tracks or proposed program. I will number the application materials and distribute them to the review committee (without the cover letter) to ensure a “blind” and unbiased selection process;

5. Results determined by April 1, 2010.

NewsNew Website Service LaunchedCBDNA announces the launching of a new web ser-vice.

Until now, members with services or products to of-fer each other were prohibited from announcing them through the CBDNA website if there was money in-volved. At a think-tank meeting in September, hosted by Tom Verrier at Vanderbilt, we reconsidered the whole issue. Why, for example, shouldn`t Frank Battisti be able to post an announcement for his newest book - The Wind Band of the 23rd Century - just because one would have to buy the book? We cleared the concept with our legal advisors and the site went live this evening.

3 - NEW PUBLICATIONS/NEW RECORDINGS/CONDUCTING SYMPOSIA FALL 2009

So, what used to be called Classifieds in the Member Services section is now called “Job Postings” and the new category, “Classifieds” is for you to post things that are available but cost money: textbooks, methods, CDs, scores, etc. The service is available for CBDNA members. We`ll monitor the section for a few months to make sure that it is useful and active.

Thanks so much to Larry Hoffman for assembling the webpage so quickly and well.

Visit the site and see the new Classifieds section. It will give you ideas.

John Mackey ResidencyFrom November 5 – 9, 2009, the Georgia State Uni-versity Bands and Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble (MAYWE) hosted composer John Mackey for a residency on the Georgia State University campus. Mr. Mackey was present for rehearsals with the GSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Wind Orchestra as well as MAYWE. He gave private coachings to sev-eral GSU student composers and lectured to members of the GSU composition seminar class. In addition, he traveled to Snellville, Georgia where he worked with the Brookwood High School Symphonic Winds. The residency culminated in a concert of his music on No-vember 9, 2009.

New PublicationsDavid Whitwell’s editions of early works for large band are carried by Ruh Music, Ltd in Adliswil, Switzer-land. He has recently added three works by Wilhelm Wieprecht:

A Trauermarsch which Berlioz declared to be beauti-ful and well-written.An original March based on themes of Beethoven’s 5th piano concerto.A Coronation March by Meyerbeer, scored by Wieprecht, for two bands.

New RecordingsOuachita Wind Ensemble releases new CD

The Ouachita Wind Ensemble of Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, recently released its newest CD, Radiant, with Mark recording. The CD includes: Mother Earth – David Maslanka, Mansions of Glory – David Gillingham, Geometric Dances – Roger

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Cichy, My Jesus! Oh, What Anguish – Bach/Alfred Reed, American Hymnsong Suite – Dwayne Milburn, Radiant Joy – Steven Bryant, Sketches on a Tudor Psalm – Fisher Tull.

Mansions of Glory – Fantasy for Symphonic Band of the hymn tune My Jesus, I Love Thee was commissioned in 2006 by the Lambda Epsilon chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi and the Theta Beta chapter of Tau Beta Sigma in recognition of Dr. Craig V. Hamilton for his years of dedication and service to Ouachita Baptist University and the Ouachita Band. The first performance was in March of 2006 with the composer conducting.

CDs may be purchased by contacting the Ouachita Band (870) 245-5137, [email protected] or through Mark recording www.markcutom.com

Conducting SymposiaThe 2009 Arkansas State University Conducting Colloquium was held from November 12 through 14th with Frank Ticheli and Tim Oliver serving as clinicians. Jim Cochran from Shattinger’s Music Co. also provided a resource area complete with scores and other wind band materials. This annual event hosted participants from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas and Mississippi and represented individuals from a wide variety of profes-sional backgrounds.

Participants selected works to conduct from a wide range of Ticheli compositions of varying difficulty levels. Moreover, each participant was able to visit and interact with the composer first-hand to gather his thoughts on his music while conducting it. Colloquium repertoire included:

AMEN!JoyLoch LomondPortrait of a ClownPostcardShenandoahSimple Gifts (Four Shaker Songs) Sun DanceSymphony No. 2 - Movement III: Apollo Unleashed

Dates and clinicians for the 2010 Arkansas State Univer-sity Conducting Colloquium will be announced soon.

4 - TREATISES AND DISSERTATIONS FALL 2009

The 2nd Annual East Tennessee State University Instrumental Conducting Symposium was held from June 14th through 18th on the campus of ETSU with Dr. Timothy Mahr, Director of Bands at St. Olaf Col-lege and prolific composer for band, serving as guest clinician, along with Dr. Christian Zembower, Director of Bands at ETSU, serving as host and clinician-in-resi-dence. This event included 11 conducting participants from Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, Florida, New York, and Texas. The week’s activities included morning conducting sessions on repertoire for full and chamber ensemble, and afternoon lecture sessions by Dr. Mahr and Dr. Zembower on various subject areas related to conducting pedagogy, literature, score study and analysis, and concert programming and commis-sioning. The week’s activities were culminated on Thursday evening, June 18th, held at 5:30 in the Bud Frank Theatre on the ETSU campus. Each symposium participant conducted a band work on the program with the full laboratory ensemble, with Dr. Mahr fittingly concluding the week’s events in conducting one of his own works at the end of the concert. Plans are underway for next year’s symposium (June 14-18, 2010) with Dr. Andrew Boysen, Jr., Director of Bands at the University of New Hampshire and another prolific composer for band, confirmed as the guest clinician for the week. The University of Texas at Austin 2010 Art of Band Conducting and Rehearsing Workshop will be held Sunday through Thursday, June 13th-17th, 2010, and will feature UT faculty members Jerry Junkin, Robert Carnochan, Richard Floyd, Scott Hanna, and Robert Duke, along with special guest John Mackey. The rep-ertoire includes music by Dvorák, Hindemith, Holst, Mackey, Mozart, Susato, and Whitacre. Participants will conduct both the UT Summer Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds, receive valuable feedback from all the clinicians, and participate in panel discussions and sessions dealing with literature, score study, rehearsal techniques, ensemble motivation, conducting technique, and personal musical growth. The fee is $600 for partici-pants and $350 for observers. Registration will open on February 1st, and enrollment will be limited to the first 24 paid participants. There is no limit for observers.

Treatises and DissertationsMatthew O. Smith, A Conductor’s Analysis of Three Wind Band Works of Joel Puckett (DMA Document, Michigan State University, 2009).

Joel Puckett is a contemporary American composer who has received considerable success with his first three works for wind band. He is a composer that is comfort-able working in a variety of mediums, including both large vocal and instrumental ensembles, chamber music, and solo works. Though relatively young, Puckett has distinguished himself with a characteristic composi-tional voice.This is the first examination of Puckett’s band works beyond performances. The purpose of this document is to provide the wind band conductor with insight as it relates to the preparation and performance of Puckett’s works. Information regarding the structural and affec-tive components of his music, as well as its relation to the concept of program music is discussed. The first chapter contains a biographical sketch, an overview of his compositional process, and a discussion of program-matic elements as related to Puckett’s music. Puckett’s first three works for wind band, Ping, Pang, Pong; Blink; and It perched for Vespers nine are studied in subsequent chapters.

5 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009

*denotes premiereALASKA

University of Alaska AnchorageWind Ensemble

Mark Wolbers, ConductorLaura Koenig, Flute

Fall 2009 Tour

Up .................................................................... LeeA Glorious Day .............................................RousselConcertino ............................................... ChaminadeSuite Francaise .............................................Milhaud

ARKANSASArkansas State University Wind Ensemble

Timothy W. Oliver, conductorSeptember 29, 2009

“Centennials, Diamonds, Gold & Papers”

First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. 1 ....................HolstCathedrals ...................................................SalfelderSerenade for Band, No. 11, Op. 85 .......... PersichettiNew Dance, Op. 18c .....................................RieggerHold this Boy and Listen .................................. PannThe Federal ......................................................Sousa

Arkansas State UniversityWind Ensemble, Concert Choir and Chamber

EnsemblesTimothy W. Oliver, Kenneth Carroll, Dale Miller,

Lauren Schack Clark, conductorsFrank Ticheli, composer-in-residence and

guest conductorRonald Barron, trombone soloistMarika Kyriakos, soprano soloist

November 12, 2009“The Music of Frank Ticheli”

Out of the Blue ............................................... TicheliThe Song Within ............................................ TicheliEarth Song ...................................................... TicheliSongs of Tagore (from Gitanjali “Song Offerings”) . ............................................................... TicheliConcertino for Trombone, Two Pianos and Percussion .................................................. TicheliPostcard .......................................................... TicheliAngels in the Architecture ............................. TicheliApollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2 ...... Ticheli

Ouachita Baptist UniversityWind Ensemble

Craig V. Hamilton, conductorTuesday, November 10, 2009

Ricochet ................................................. O’LoughlinSuite Francaise .............................................MilhaudCommunion...............................................StrommenOld Wine in New Bottles ................................. JacobIllyrian Dances .......................................WoolfendenScenes from Terezin ........................................ StampChoreography ............................................... Sheldon

CALIFORNIAConcordia University

Wind OrchestraJeff Held, conductor

October 16, 2009 (Houston, TX)October 18, 2009 (Austin, TX)October 31, 2009 (Irvine, CA)

…and they gathered on Mount Carmel ............ AyersCanzona .........................................................MenninTu Pauperum Refugium ................... Des Prez/BrockPsalm 46 for soprano, vibraphone, & piano ............. ............................................................. Guebert

Rejouissance ................................................ CurnowWho Puts His Trust in God Most Just ......Bach/Croft

COLORADOColorado State University

Symphonic BandMiller Asbill, conductor

Thomas C. Duffy, guest conductorFebruary 6, 2009

Il rè pastore ....................................................MozartHold this Boy and Listen .................................. PannCrystals ............................................................Duffy

Colorado State UniversityWind Ensemble

Ray Cramer, conductorFebruary 6, 2009

Festmusik ...................................................... DvorakLincolnshire Posy ........................................ GraingerFantasy on Sakura, Sakura ............................ CramerRondino ..........................................................DiJulioBulgarian Dances .........................................Cesarini


Wes Kenney, conductorMarch 25, 2009

Fanfare and Allegro .....................................WilliamsThe French Quarter ................................... MorrisseyConcerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ................ ......................................................... StravinskyPittsburgh Ouverture for Wind Symphony Orchestra .........................................................PendereckiSymphonic Metamorphosis Of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber ................................................ Hindemith

Colorado State UniversitySymphonic Band

Miller Asbill, conductorMarch 26, 2009

Toccata ....................................................FrescobaldiKol Nidrei ........................................................BruchYiddish Dances ................................................. Gorb


Miller Asbill, conductorChad Lemons and Daniel Lee,

graduate conductorsMay 3, 2009

Courtly Airs and Dances ................................NelsonCircus Polka ............................................. StravinskyChunk ..........................................................NewmanWedding Dance .................................................Press


Miller Asbill, conductorMay 3, 2009

Overture from “Dancer in the Dark” ............... BjörkSecond Minuet and Allegro from Serenade in E-flat Major, K. 375 ...................................MozartDance Mix ........................................................SmithConcertino for Flute, Chamber Winds & Piano ........ ............................................................NewmanJ’ai été au bal ............................................ Grantham


Chris Nicholas, conductorJoseph Spina, graduate conductor

October 1, 2009

Gavorkna Fanfare ............................................ StampElegy for a Young American ........................LoPrestiJocuri Poporale Romanesti ............................ BartókNimrod from “Enigma Variations” ...................ElgarMarch Bou-Shu-Oiwake ............................Yagisawa

Colorado State University Wind Ensemble

J. Steven Moore, conductorsChad Lemons, graduate conductor

October 1, 2009

Asphalt Cocktail ........................................... MackeyHandel in the Strand .................................... GraingerO Magnum Mysterium ................................LauridenSymphony No. 3 ......................................... Giannini

Colorado State University Wind Ensemble

J. Steven Moore, conductorsChad Lemons, graduate conductor

November 2, 2009

Asclepius .................................................. DaughertyTimbuktuba .............................................. DaughertyRed Cape Tango ....................................... DaughertyDesi ......................................................... DaughertyNiagara Falls ............................................ Daugherty


Christopher Nicholas, conductorJoseph Spina, graduate conductor

November 19, 2009

Fanfare of Wakakusa Hill................................. SakaiSòlas Ané ..........................................................HazoIkaruga .........................................................Kushida Entry March of the Boyars Op. 17 ............HalvorsenCulloden .........................................................GirouxArmenian Dances (Part I) ................................. Reed

CONNECTICUTUniversity of Connecticut

Wind EnsembleJeffrey H. Renshaw, conductor

Matthew Smith, assistant conductorOctober 15, 2009

Cathedrals ...................................................SalfelderAdagio para orquesta de instrumenots de viento ...... ............................................................. RodrigoMoving Parts ...............................................SampsonRequiem for a Magical America: El Día de los Muertos .................................. Frank

University of ConnecticutWind Ensemble

Jeffrey H. Renshaw, conductorMatthew Smith, assistant conductor

Michael Verselli, pianoDecember 3, 2009

Fields .................................................................SylerTorn Canvases ......................................... TommasiniMagneticfireflies .......................................... ThomasDo You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans .................................................................. AlterLa Ville Engloutie .............................................. CarlTriptych ............................................................ Child

The Hartt SchoolUniversity of Hartford

Symphony BandMatthew Aubin, conductor

Melanie Guerin and James Jackson,guest conductorsOctober 17, 2009

Fanfare pour preceder “La Peri” ..................... DukasMotown Metal .......................................... DaughertyRocky Point Holiday ......................................NelsonPageant ..................................................... PersichettiSpoon River .................................. Grainger/BainumIrish Tune from County Derry ........Grainger/RogersChildren’s March ............................Grainger/RogersThe Stars and Stripes Forever! .........................Sousa


Symphony BandMatthew Aubin, conductor

Adam Fontana, guest conductorWilliam Bolcom, composer in residence

December 11, 2009

Suite Francaise .............................................MilhaudSong ..............................................................BolcomIn Evening’s Stillness ............................. SchwantnerPride of the Wolverines ....................................SousaMachine (from Fifth Symphony) ..................Bolcom


Wind EnsembleGlen Adsit, conductor

William Bolcom, composer in residenceDecember 11, 2009

Lollapalooza ...................................................AdamsRumpelstilzchen ..............................................TurnerFirst Symphony for Band ..............................Bolcom

Yale UniversityConcert Band

Thomas C. Duffy, music directorChrystal Williams, soprano

October 9, 2009

Light Cavalry Overture ............................ von Suppe*Corners ...........................................................DavisHomecoming .................................................ShapiroSymphony in B-flat, mvts. I, II, III .......... HindemithNew York Hippodrome ....................................SousaCathedrals ...................................................SalfelderFour Maryland Songs ...................................... StampWild Nights .................................................... Ticheli

Yale UniversityConcert Band

Thomas C. Duffy, music directorChrystal Williams, soprano

Eric Barry, tenorVince Vincent, baritone

December 4, 2009

Overture to Candide ...................................BernsteinTriptych ............................................................ ChildLincolnshire Posy ........................................ GraingerFinish Line ..................................................... McTee*Night Factory .............................................IsenbergFolk Dances ........................Shostakovich/ ReynoldsCatfish Row: Symphonic Suite from Porgy & Bess . ...................................... Gershwin/ Hunsberger

FLORIDAUniversity of Florida

Symphonic BandJohn M. Watkins, Jr., conductor

October 1, 2009

An Outdoor Overture ...................................CoplandCandide Suite ...........................Bernstein/GrundmanChester Overture for Band ....................... SchumannOld Home Days ...................................................IvesThe Washington Post March ............................Sousa

University of FloridaSymphonic Band

John M. Watkins, Jr., conductorNovember 18, 2009

Short Ride In A Fast Machine ........................AdamsChorus Angelorum ............................................HazoHit On All Sixes ............................................. KnightCathedrals ...................................................Salfelder*Psalm ............................................................. BaslerPostcard .......................................................... TicheliCelebrations ................................................ Zdechlik

GEORGIAGeorgia Institute of Technology

Wind Ensemble and Symphonic BandDonals F. Allen, conductor

Benjamin Diden, conductorNovember 12, 2009

Serenade, op. 7 ...............................................StraussSerenade for Band No. 1, op. 1 ................ PersichettiSea Songs .....................................Vaughan Williams Merry Music for Wind Band ............................HidasChildren’s March: “Over the hills and far away” ..... ............................................................ GraingerCloudburst ...................................................WhitacreMarch, op. 99 .............................................Prokofiev

Georgia State UniversityBrass Ensemble

Cory Mixdorf, directorSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Robert J. Ambrose, conductorTori Compton, graduate assistant conductor

September 17, 2009

Brass EnsemblePrelude pour precede La Peri .......................... DukasCathedral Music .......................................BeversdorfTheme and Four Variations ....................... MerrimanSong Without Words ............ Mendelssohn/Cafarella

Symphonic Wind EnsembleOverture to “Colas Breugnon” .................................. ....................................Kabalevsky/HunsbergerVariations on “America” ......Ives/Schuman/RhoadesIrish Tune from County Derry ........Grainger/RogersEnglish Folk Song Suite...............Vaughan Williams

Georgia State UniversityWind Orchestra

Chester Phillips, conductorTimothy Ellison, graduate assistant conductor

Symphonic Wind EnsembleRobert J. Ambrose, conductor

October 8, 2009

Wind OrchestraNational Emblem ..............................Bagley/FennellRhosymedre ..................... Vaughan Williams/BeelerFirefly .............................................................GeorgeChorale and Alleluia ..................................... Hanson


Wind Sprints ................................................Saucedo

Symphonic Wind EnsembleFestive Overture ............... Shostakovich/HunsbergerFantasia in G ..................... Bach/Goldman and LeistGive Us This Day .......................................Maslanka

Georgia State UniversitySymphonic Wind Ensemble

Robert J. Ambrose, conductorTori Compton, graduate assistant conductor

Jan Berry Baker, saxophoneMetropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind Ensemble

Robert J. Ambrose, conductorLaura Moates Stanley, associate conductor

“John Mackey Residency Concert”November 9, 2009

GSU Symphonic Wind EnsembleAsphalt Cocktail ........................................... MackeyDamn ............................................................ MackeyConcerto for Soprano Sax and Wind Ensemble ........ ............................................................. Mackey

Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind EnsembleCommando March ......................................... BarberUndertow ...................................................... MackeyAurora Awakes ............................................. Mackey

Georgia State UniversityWind Orchestra and Women’s Chorus

Chester Phillips, conductorRyan Bybee, graduate assistant conductor

Americans We ..............................................Fillmore Handel in the Strand .................................... GraingerGreensleeves .................................. Traditional/ReedStrange Humors ........................................... Mackey With Heart and Voice .............................. GillinghamAmerica the Beautiful ..........................Ward/Dragon

Georgia State UniversitySymphonic Wind Ensemble

Robert J. Ambrose, conductorJan Berry Baker, saxophone

Starr’s Mill High SchoolWind Ensemble

Scott King, conductorNovember 19, 2009

GSU Symphonic Wind EnsembleAsphalt Cocktail ........................................... MackeyIrish Tune from County Derry ........Grainger/RogersVariations on “America” ......Ives/Schuman/RhoadesConcerto for Soprano Sax and Wind Ensemble ........ ............................................................. MackeyFestive Overture ............... Shostakovich/Hunsberger

Starr’s Mill High School Wind EnsembleSlava! .......................................Bernstein/GrundmanTime Remembered ......................................... SparkeEntry March of the Boyars ...........Halvorsen/FennellAn Italian in Algiers ...........................Rossini/CallietSuite of Old American Dances ......................Bennett

Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind EnsembleRobert J. Ambrose, conductor

Laura Moates Stanley, associate conductorAtlanta Youth Wind Symphony

Scott Stewart, conductor

Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Wind EnsembleCommando March ......................................... BarberOld Home Days ........................................ Ives/ElkusAurora Awakes ............................................. MackeyPopcopy, mvt 1 .........................................McAllister


Atlanta Youth Wind SymphonyFanfare for a Celebration ...............................NelsonSussex Mummers Christmas Carol ............. GraingerMolly on the Shore ...................................... Grainger*Turbo Scramjet ................................................. PittsGazebo Dances ......................................... Corigliano

Kennesaw State UniversityWind Ensemble

David Thomas Kehler, conductorSeptember 17, 2009

Festive Overture, Op. 96 .. Shostakovich/Hunsberger Hold This Boy and Listen ................................. Pann Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. 1 .............................HolstChildren’s March “Over the Hills and Far Away” .... ............................................................ Grainger Give Us This Day (Short Symphony for Wind Ensemble) ....................................Maslanka

Kennesaw State UniversityConcert Band

John Culvahouse, conductor Wind Ensemble

David Thomas Kehler, conductorOctober 22, 2009

Concert BandThe Trombone King .......................................... KingWest Side Story Selection ...............Bernstein/DutoitDance Celestial ............................................ Sheldon

Wind EnsembleSelections from The Danserye .......Susato/Dunnigan October ........................................................WhitacreKingfisher’s Catch Fire ................................ Mackey

Kennesaw State UniversityConcert Band

John Culvahouse, conductorWind Ensemble

David Thomas Kehler, conductorTed Gurch, clarinetNovember 23, 2009

Concert BandFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsPrelude in the Dorian Mode .... DeCabezon/GraingerCajun Folk Songs II ....................................... Ticheli

Wind EnsembleRocky Point Holiday ......................................Nelson Black Dog ................................................McAllister Funeral Music for Queen Mary ................................. ................Purcell, freely transcribed by Stucky Danza Final ....................................... Ginestera/John

ILLINOISConcordia University Chicago

Wind SymphonyRichard R. Fischer, conductor

Megan Glass, sopranoAndy Macaione, alto saxophone

Fall 2009 Tour Program

Commando March ......................................... BarberAngels in the Architecture ............................. TicheliFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................HolstGandalf from Symphony No. 1 “Lord of the Rings .. .............................................................. DeMeijDanse Bacchanale .................................. Saint-SaensPersuasion ..................................................... NesticoThe Church’s One Foundation ................ Manz/CulliIrish Tune from County Derry .................... GraingerDance of the Jesters ..........Tchaikovsky, arr. Cramer

Wheaton CollegeSymphonic Band

Timothy Yontz, conductorApril 4, 2009

Eternal Father, Strong to Save .........................Smith Symphony No. 19 ..................................Miaskovsky Rocky Point Holiday ......................................NelsonBandancing ..................................................... StampHymn to the Fallen ......................................Williams Galop from “First Suite for Band” .................... Reed In The Spring .............................................Holsinger


Timothy Yontz, conductorBill Buchholtz, Native American flutist

October 6 & 8, 2009

In Flight .............................................................Hazo Sunrise Song .................................................. Barrett Lincoln Portrait ............................................Copland Casey at the Bat .................................................Bass Armed Forces Salute .................................... Lowden American Faces ..........................................Holsinger


Timothy Yontz, conductorNovember 21, 2009

Joy ...............................................................Curiale The Promise of Living ................ Copland/Singleton Psalm 46 ...................................................... Zdechlik O Magnum Mysterium .............. Lauridsen/Reynolds Kirkpatrick Fanfare ....................................... Boysen Casey at the Bat .................................................Bass Colas Breugnon Overture ...........Kabalevsky/Beeler Sunrise Song .................................................. Barrett American Faces ..........................................Holsinger

INDIANAIndiana State University

Indiana University-Purdue University Fort WayneSymphonic Wind EnsembleChad Nicholson, conductor

October 8, 2009“Suite Dreams”

Eternal Fanfare ............................................... ArcherEarly Light .................................................... BremerFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................HolstSuite Dreams .................................................. BryantWild Nights! ................................................... Ticheli

Indiana University-Purdue University Fort WayneSymphonic Wind Ensemble

November 22, 2009Chad Nicholson, conductor

Esprit de Corps .................................................. JagerIrish Tune from County Derry .................... GraingerScenes from “The Louvre” .......................Dello Joio*Talking Points ............................................. DunkerPageant ..................................................... PersichettiGhost Train..................................................Whitacre

Indiana UniversityConcert Band

Paul W. Popiel, conductorScott Jones, guest conductor

March 10, 2009

Raag Mala ................................................... ColgrassFiesta! ............................................................. SparkeAnahita ......................................................... Etezady

Indiana UniversitySymphonic Band

Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductorPamela Holt, guest conductor

March 10, 2009

G-Spot Tornado ............................................... ZappaSymphony for Band, mvts. I and IV ........ PersichettiRoma Sacra .................................................ZaninelliKingfishers Catch Fire ................................. Mackey

Indiana UniversityWind Ensemble

Stephen W. Pratt, conductorMatthew Holzner, guest conductor

Patrick Pfister, tromboneMarch 31, 2009

Moving Parts ...............................................SampsonFantasy for Trombone ...................................CrestonSymphony for Band ....................................... BeckelCaccia and Chorale .....................................WilliamsSymphonic Dances from West Side Story ................ ................................ Bernstein, trans. LavenderMarch Electric ..............................................Creatore


Paul W. Popiel, conductorDavid C. Woodley, conductor

April 23, 2009SpringFest

Overture to La Gazza Ladra ......................... RossiniAvenue X.....................................................Newman


Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductorApril 23, 2009

SpringFest

Symphony No. 1 “My Hands Are a City” ...Newman


Stephen W. Pratt, conductorOtis Murphy, alto saxophone

April 23, 2009SpringFest

Climbing Parnassus .....................................NewmanTosca Fantasy ................................................ PucciniThree Dances from The Maid of Orléans. Op. 4 ...... ......................................................Tchaikovsky


Stephen W. Pratt, conductorMatthew Holzner, guest conductor

Carl Lenthe, tromboneSeptember 29, 2009

English Dances, Set II ....................................ArnoldConcerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble .....BussFugue in C ...........................................................IvesToccata Marziale ..........................Vaughan WilliamsNo Shadow of Turning ............................ GillinghamFirst Symphony for Band ..............................Bolcom


Paul W. Popiel, conductorWilliam Petersen, guest conductor

October 13, 2009

Smetana Fanfare ................................................ HusaCircean Waters ...............................................GreeneFantasia in G ..................................................... BachFirst Suite in E-flat, op. 28 no. 1 .......................Holst


Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductorScott Jones, guest conductor

October 13, 2009

Frenergy .........................................................EstacioAfter a Gentle Rain ................................. IannacconeBallet Music from Le Cid .......................... Massenet


Stephen W. Pratt, conductorScott Jones, guest conductor

Don Freund, pianoOctober 27, 2009

Lollapalooza ...................................................AdamsLittle Threepenny Music, suite for wind orchestra ... ..................................................................WeillSuite Dreams .................................................. BryantConcerto for Piano and Wind Ensemble ........ Freund


Paul W. Popiel, conductorMatthew Holzner, guest conductor

November 17, 2009

Procession of the Nobles ..............Rimsky-KorsakovChester Overture ........................................ SchumanSanctuary ........................................................ TicheliMorning Star ..............................................Maslanka


Jeffrey D. Gershman, conductor William Petersen, guest conductor

Timothy Noble, speakerNovember 17, 2009

Tunbridge Fair ................................................. PistonThe Passing Bell ........................................... BensonSparkle ....................................................... MahoneyLincoln Portrait ............................................Copland

IOWAUniversity of Iowa Symphony Band

Richard Mark Heidel, conductorPaula Crider, guest conductor

Amy Schendel, trumpetDavid Gier, tromboneJohn Manning, tubaFebruary 20, 2010

Iowa Honor Band Festival

Asphalt Cocktail ........................................... MackeyConcertino for Three Brass and Band ..............WerleThree Dances of Enchantment ....................ZaninelliGrotesque Dance ..................... Halvorsen/Bourgeois

8 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009University of IowaUniversity Band

Matthew Wanken and Marc Decker, conductorsJennifer Cunningham, piccolo

December 7, 2009

Cenotaph ......................................................... StampAn American Elegy ........................................ TicheliThe Wren Polka .............................................DamareBalkanya: Three Balkanese Dances ....Van der Roost

University of IowaConcert Band

Kevin Kastens, conductorCurran Prendergast, guest conductorRichard Chapman, guest conductor

December 7, 2009

Flight ................................................................SmithBlithe Bells.................................... Grainger/KastensPrelude, Siciliano, and Rondo ...........Arnold/PaynterTrittico .........................................................Nelhybel

University of IowaSymphony Band

Richard Mark Heidel, conductorAmy Schendel, trumpet

Michael D. Hart, guest conductorCarter Biggers, guest conductor

November 18, 2009

Early Light .................................................... BremerSymphony No. 2 ............................................ TicheliSerenade in E-flat, op. 7 .................................StraussSunrise at Angel’s Gate .................................. SparkeRose Variations .............................................BennettOverture on Russian and Kirghiz Folk Songs ........... ..........................................Shostakovich/DukerNational Emblem .............................Bagley/Schissel


Richard Mark Heidel, conductorMichael D. Hart, guest conductor

October 7, 2009

Millennium Canons ..................................Puts/SpedeParis Sketches ................................................EllerbyColonial Song.............................................. GraingerRedline Tango .............................................. MackeyFirst Suite in E-flat for Military Band ....................... .................................................Holst/MatthewsPas Redouble ..................... Saint-Saens/Frackenpohl

University of IowaChamber Winds

Michael Hart, conductorMatthew Wanken, conductor

May 8, 2009

Fanfare from La Peri ....................................... DukasSonata pian’e forte ....................................... GabrieliPetite Symphonie ......................................... GounodSymphony for Brass and Percussion ................. Reed

University of IowaUniversity Band

Matthew Wanken, conductorMichael Hart, guest conductor

May 6, 2009

Army of the Nile .............................................AlfordCloudburst ...................................................WhitacreCanticle of the Creatures .............................. CurnowHymn and Celebration ......................................MahrAmerican Riversongs ................................. La Plante


Kevin Kastens, conductorDuane Warfield, guest conductor

May 6, 2009

Folk Festival..................... Shostakovich/HunsbergerPostcard .......................................................... TicheliTo Tame The Perilous Skies .......................HolsingerAmericans We ..............................................Fillmore


Richard Mark Heidel, conductorMichael D. Hart, guest conductor

Scott Conklin, violinApril 15, 2009

Lollapalooza ...................................................AdamsSouthern Comforts ........................................ PuckettBum’s Rush ............................................... GranthamNabucco Overture .............................. Verdi/CesariniSketches on a Tudor Psalm .................................TullEnglish Dances, Set II, Op. 33 .......................ArnoldRolling Thunder ...........................................Fillmore

University of IowaUniversity Band

Michael Hart, conductorMatthew Wanken, guest conductor

March 9, 2009

Rejouissance ................................................ CurnowDown a Country Lane ..................Copland/PattersonFoshay Tower March .......................................SousaGrant Them Eternal Rest............................... Boysen


Kevin Kastens, conductorMichael Hart, guest conductor

March 9, 2009

Burst ........................................................O’LaughlinInterpretations ..................................................CichyLux Aurumque ............................................WhitacreShepherd’s Hey ........................................... GraingerMutanza ........................................................ Curnow


Richard Mark Heidel, conductorKevin Kastens, guest conductor

Benjamin Coelho, bassoonFebruary 21, 2009

Iowa Honor Band Festival

Profanation from Symphony No. 1 (“Jeremiah”) ..... ......................................Bernstein/BencriscuttoFugue a la Gigue ..................................... Bach/HolstFantasia “Una Voce poco fa” ............... Berr/KastensNiagara Falls ............................................ DaughertyPolka and Fugue from Schwanda, the Bagpiper ....... .......................................... Weinberger/Bainum

KANSASKansas State University

Concert BandAnthony Pursell, conductor

Lyle Sobba, graduate conductorOctober 14, 2009

Exhilaration ...................................................... ClarkEsprit de Corps .................................................. JagerPandemonium ..................................................CichyVariations on a Korean Folk Song ................ Chance

9 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009Kansas State University

Wind EnsembleFrank Tracz, conductor

October 14, 2009

Asclepius .................................................. DaughertyLincolnshire Posy ........................................ GraingerPolka Nation .............................................. Chambers

Kansas State UniversityWind Ensemble with the Boston Brass

Rick DeJonge, guest composerFrank Tracz, conductor

October 16, 2009

Cinematic Fantasy ....................................... DeJonge

Kansas State UniversityConcert Band

Anthony Pursell, ConductorTeresa Purcell, Graduate Conductor

John Mackey, guest composerDecember 2, 2009

Shortcut Home ...............................................WilsonAurora Awakes ............................................. MackeyPrelude, Op. 34 #14 .............................ShostakovichSymphony #5, Finale ...........................Shostakovich

Kansas State UniversityWind Ensemble

Frank Tracz, ConductorJohn Mackey, guest composer

December 2, 2009

Dramatic Fanfare, #1 .......................................GoulsKingfishers Catch Fire ................................. MackeySymphony #4 .............................................Maslanka

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland

Wind OrchestraMichael Votta, Jr., music director

Connie Frigo, saxophoneOctober 1, 2009

“American Scenes: Snow-capped Peaks, a River of Rocks and an Appalachian Spring”

Carter Pann ..................................................... Slalom Tallahatchie Concerto ........................... ter VeldhuisAppalachian Spring ......................................Copland

University of MarylandWind Orchestra

Michael Votta, Jr., music directorChris Gekker, trumpet

November 6, 2009“American Masters: The Road Less Travelled”

Sinfonia .......................................................... RoremReturn and Rebuild the Desolate Places ..Hovhaness Fanfare Ritmico ............................................ HigdonA Child’s Garden of Dreams ......................Maslanka


Michael Votta, Jr., music directorDecember 10, 2009

“All Discoveries, All Adventures”

July TorkeDixtour ...........................................................EnescoSymphony for Brass and Percussion ............ SchullerAmeriques (with University of Maryland Symphony Orchestra) .................................Varese


Michael Votta, Jr., music directorGregory Miller, horn

February 19 & 20, 2010“The Sound of Light”

Symphonies of Wind Instruments ............ Stravinsky*The Sound of Light ......................................GibsonConcerto for Horn, Winds and Percussion ...MachalaEt Exspecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum ... Messiaen


Michael Votta, Jr., music directorJonathan Caldwell, assistant conductor

James Stern, violinAudrey Andrist, pianoMarch 26 & 27, 2010

“Friendship, Love and a World: The Two Vien-nese Schools”

Rondino, Op. Posth. ................................. BeethovenKammerkonzert ..................................................BergSerenade, K. 375 ............................................Mozart


Michael Votta, Jr., music directorSteve Dumaine, tuba

Kendal Sparks, narratorMay 6, 2010

“Post-modern/romantic-ism”

Are You Experienced? ...................................... LangSymphony for Winds .....................................Strauss

Towson UniversitySymphonic Band

Dana Rothlisberger, conductorNatalie Mannix, soloist

November 19, 2009

Bells ........................................................ McDougall Lincolnshire Posy ........................................ GraingerAcrostic Song from Final Alice .......Del Tredici, arr. Spede Colloquy for Solo Trombone and Symphonic Band . ...........................................................Goldstein Foundation ............................................. Camphouse Scootin’ on Hardrock: Three Short Scat-Jazzy Dances .................................HolsingerWith Pleasure ...................................................Sousa

MICHIGANCentral Michigan UniversitySymphonic Wind Ensemble

John E. Williamson, conductorOctober 14, 2008

Variations on “Mein junges Leben Hat ein End” ...... ..............................................Sweelinck/RickerSinfonietta ..........................................................DahlAdagio para Orquesta de Instrumentos de Viento .... ........................................................... RodgrigoSymphony No. 2 “Genesis” .................... GillinghamLa Oreja de Oro ......................................San MiguelInglesina ...................................................Delle CeseRolling Thunder ...........................................Fillmore

Central Michigan UniversitySymphonic Wind Ensemble and

Wind SymphonyJohn E. Williamson and James Batcheller,

conductorsNovember 25, 2008

Wind SymphonySecond Suite in F ..............................................HolstMidnight Snowfall ......................................MontoyaChester ....................................................... SchumanEl Capitan .........................................................Sousa

Symphonic Wind EnsembleScherzo alla marcia, Symphony No. 8 ...................... .............................................Vaughan WilliamsLollapalooza ................................ Adams/SpinazzolaA Solemn Music ......................................... ThomsonRed Cape Tango ....................................... Daugherty

Central Michigan UniversitySymphony Band and University Band

Douglas Burtch and Drew Shankles, conductorsDecember 2, 2008

University BandA Festival Prelude ............................................. ReedAir for Band ................................................ EricksonAuSable River Festival ........................... GillinghamRhapsody for Hanukkah ...................................Bulla

Symphony BandHomage to Perotin .........................................NelsonEnglish Dances ..............................Arnold/JohnstoneAmericans We ..............................................FillmoreOld Scottish Melody ........................................Wiley


Wind SymphonyJohn E. Williamson, James Batcheller, and

Douglas Burtch, conductorsFebruary 10, 2009

Wind SymphonyToccata Marziale ..........................Vaughan WilliamsTempered Steel ................................................YoungNimrod .................................................... Elgar/ReedGalop ................................ Shostakovich/Hunsberger

Symphonic Wind EnsembleSymphonic Excursions ............................... PattersonSecond Prelude .............................. Gershwin/KranceFantasy Variations ..................................... Grantham

Central Michigan UniversityUniversity Band, Campus Band and

Symphony BandDouglas Burtch and Drew Shankles, conductors

February 26, 2009

University BandFor the New Day Arisen ................................ BartonOf Sailors and Whales.................................. McBeth

Campus BandEl Relicario .....................................Padila/LongfieldThe Match of Hope ...........................................YarivWhere Never Lark or Eagle Flew ................ Curnow

Symphony BandSatiric Dances ...........................................Dello JoioContre Qui, Rose ....................... Lauridsen/ReynoldsPuszta ..................................................Van der RoostSymphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” ...............Williams


Wind SymphonyJohn E. Williamson, James Batcheller, Jose Mar-

tua, and Douglas Burtch, conductorsKennen White, clarinet soloist

March 24, 2009

10 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009Wind SymphonyNiagara Falls ............................................ DaughertyJumping the Shark ............................................FeliceFour Winds .......................................................BoyerWer Gott vertraut, hat wohl gebaut, BWV433 .......... .........................................................Bach/CroftApollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2 ...... Ticheli

Symphonic Wind EnembleTimepiece ....................................................... McTeeVariations on a Shaker Melody ................................. ..................................... Copland/ed. BatchellerMusic for Prague ............................................... Husa

Central Michigan UniversityUniversity Band, Campus Band, and

Symphony BandDouglas Burtch, Drew Shankles, and

James Batcheller, conductorsApril 23, 2009

University BandCorsican Litany ...........................................NelhybelWith Quiet Courage ........................................DaehnBayou Breakdown ......................................... Karrick

Campus BandPota Nigra .....................................................BoermaJupiter from “The Planets” ........Holst/trans. CurnowHarvest Hymn ......................Grainger/trans. KreinesThe Black Horse Troop .................Sousa/ed. Fennell

Symphony BandDubinushka ..................Rimsky-Korsakov/ChidesterHymn of St. Francis .....................................BukvichCelebrations ................................................ Zdechlik


Wind SymphonyJohn E. Williamson and James Batcheller,

conductorsApril 28, 2009

Wind SymphonyChildren’s March ......................Grainger/ed. RogersDown A Country Lane ......... Copland/ed. BatchellerAupres De Ma Blonde ............. Milne/ed. BatchellerA Celtic Tribute The Rakes of Mallow ............................Anderson Mo Nighean Dubh .............Grainger/ed. Ragsdale The Irish Washerwoman ........................Anderson

Symphonic Wind EnsemblePrelude to Act III, Lohengrin .......... Wagner/DrummElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral .... Wagner/CallietTheme and Variations..............................SchoenbergHill Song No. 2 ........................................... GraingerCountry Gardens ......................................... GraingerMolly on the Shore ...................................... Grainger

Concordia UniversityWind Ensemble

Matthew Wolf, conductorScott Boerma, guest conductor

October 18, 2009

His Honor ....................................... Fillmore/FennellPastime ............................................................ StampShenandoah .................................................... TicheliRussian Sailors’ Dance........................... Glière/IsaacEnglish Folk Song Suite...............Vaughan WilliamsCajun Folk Songs ........................................... TicheliRhosymedre .................................Vaughan WilliamsCauldron ........................................................BoermaChorale and Shaker Dance .......................... Zdechlik

Mayflower Overture .......................................NelsonNobles of the Mystic Shrine ...............Sousa/Fennell

MINNESOTASouthwest Minnesota State University

Symphonic BandApril 27, 2009

Canzon Duodecimi Toni a 10, No. 3 ......................... ............................................. Gabrieli/ed. CreesLittle Symphony for Winds ...Schubert/arr. ReynoldsOverture for Winds, Op. 24 ....................................... .................... Mendelssohn-Bartholdy/ed. BoydTrauersinfonie .......................... Wagner/rev. LeidzenSerenade No. 1 for Ten Wind Instruments, Op. 1 ..... ......................................................... PersichettiDown a Country Lane ........Copland/trans. PattersonOld Wine in New Bottles ................................. Jacob

Southwest Minnesota State UniversityCommunity Concert Band

April 30, 2009

American Salute ........................... Gould/trans. LangSongs of Old Kentucky ................................. KarrickAmerican Folk Rhapsody No. 3 ............... GrundmanShenandoah .................................................... TicheliRollo Takes a Walk ....................................MaslankaVariations on America ..................Ives/trans. Rhodes America the Beautiful ................... Ward/arr. DragonThe Stars and Stripes Forever March ........................ .................................................Sousa/ed. Brion

Southwest Minnesota State UniversityCommunity Concert Band

November 21, 2009

Culloden, mvt. I .............................................GirouxAlleluia .............................Thompson/trans. BuckleyTricycle ....................................................Boysen, Jr.Heart Songs ................................................MaslankaMary’s Boy Child ........................................... SparkeI Wonder As I Wander ...................................WallaceAfrican Bell Carol ............................................Smith

NEW YORKState University of NY at Plattsburgh

Symphonic BandDaniel Gordon, conductor

Ann Ellsworth, hornNovember 17, 2009

Sea Songs .....................................Vaughan WilliamsEchoes from Karelia ...................................... IkonenConcerto No. 1 for Horn ...................... Strauss/BoydWedding Music .............................................LinkolaWinter Evening Song ....................................... IsraelThe Sussex Mummers’ Christmas Carol ..... GraingerPortals .................................................Wirth/Gordon

Adirondack Wind EnsembleDaniel Gordon, conductor

Lori Salimando-Porter, guest conductorJoLee Yeddo, tuba

Jan. 30, 2010, Giltz Auditiorium, Plattsburgh NYJan. 31, 2010, Lake Placid Center for the Arts

Suite for Wind Orchestra ................................EerolaHymn to the Fallen ......................Williams/LavenderVariations on The Carnival of Venice ....................... .............................................Arban/HunsbergerOld Wine in New Bottles ................................. JacobLincolnshire Posy ........................................ Grainger

NORTH CAROLINAUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte

Symphonic Wind EnsembleLaurence L. Marks, conductor

Dylan Savage, pianoOctober 5, 2009

Cityscape .......................................................BoermaSecond Prelude ........................Gershwin/arr. KranceRhapsody in Blue .................... Gershwin/arr. VerrierHumoresque on ‘Swanee” by Gershwin ................... ................................................ Sousa/arr. BrionMarch: Fairest of the Fair ..............Sousa/arr. Fennel Dance I from Jazz Suite No. 2 .................................. ................................. Shostakovich/arr. de Meij

University of North Carolina at CharlotteSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Laurence L. Marks, conductorMarolyn Garo, fluteMarolyn Garo, flute

DaNece Lyman, violinAmber Carpenter, harp

Bruce Yurko, guest composerPerformers from the Department of Dance

December 9, 2009

Winter Dances ................................................CarrollSuite from ‘MASS’ .............. Bernstein/arr. SweeneyAllegro from Deux Interludes ............................Ibert Poem .............................................................. Griffes Medieval Variations .........................................Yurko

University of North Carolina at CharlotteConcert Band

Jennifer Whitaker, conductorRoyce Lumpkin, narrator

December 8, 2009

Toccata Marziale ..........................Vaughan WilliamsShortcut Home ...............................................WilsonElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ............................ ...........................................Wagner/arr. Cailliet‘Twas The Night Before Christmas ..........HolcombeAfrica: Ceremony, Song and Ritual ................Smith

University of North Carolina at CharlotteSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Laurence L. Marks, conductorJennifer Dior, piccoloRick Dior, drum setFebruary 22, 2010

Overture for Winds ..............Mendelssohn/arr. BoydO Magnum Mysterium ........Lauridsen/arr. ReynoldsEaster Monday on the White House Lawn ...............Sousa/RogersDance of the Southern Lights ..................... RichardsFascinating Ribbons ........................................ TowerResplendent Glory ........................................Galante

Wake Forest University Wind EnsembleC. Kevin Bowen, conductor

Philip Morgan, associate conductorNovember 22, 2009

Seis Manuel ................................................... Hanson Symphonic Dance No. 3, “Fiesta” ..............WilliamsFandango ......................................Perkins, arr. WerleSymphony No. 3, “Don Quixote” ....................Smith Intermezzo from “La Boda de Luis Alonso” ............ ........... Giménez, trans. McAlister and Graham

11 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009Wingate University

Wind EnsembleDawn A. Perry, conductor

October 5, 2009

A Festival Prelude ............................................. ReedSymphonic Songs for Band ..........................BennettBlessed Are They ........................ Brahms/BuehlmanCommando March ......................................... Barber

Wingate UniversityWind Ensemble

Dawn A. Perry, conductorNovember 30, 2009

Russian Christmas Music .................................. Reed*escape! ........................................................... KieferStille Nacht ...................................... Davis/LongfieldA Christmas Festival ..................................AndersonSleigh Ride .................................................Anderson

NORTH DAKOTAUniversity of North Dakota

Wind EnsembleJames Popejoy, conductor

October 14, 2008

Esprit de Corps .................................................. JagerVientos y Tangos ......................................... GandolfiJupiter from “The Planets” ..................Holst/CurnowEnglish Dances, Set I ....................Arnold/JohnstoneRaiders March .............................Williams/Lavender

University of North DakotaUniversity Band

James Popejoy, conductorOctober 14, 2008

Hosts of Freedom .............................................. KingOn a Southern Hymnsong ..........................HolsingerThird Suite ........................................................ JagerExcerpts from “Symphony No. 5” ............................ .................................... Shostakovich/Longfield

University of North DakotaWind Ensemble

James Popejoy, conductorAnne Christopherson, soprano

November 24, 2008

Galop ................................ Shostakovich/HunsbergerWild Nights! ................................................... TicheliPreludio Atto Primo from “Rigoletto” ..Verdi/BelloliCaro nome from “Rigoletto” .................Verdi/BelloliThree Japanese Dances ..................................RogersA Boy’s Dream ..............................................Bocook


James Popejoy, conductorDecember 2, 2008

Masque ......................................................... McBethWhisper to Their Souls .....................................HazoCanticle of the Creatures .............................. CurnowThe Most Wonderful Time of the Year..... Pola/Moss


James Popejoy, conductorMarch 5, 2009

Celebration Fanfare ..................................... WalczykEpinicion .......................................................PaulsonLa Fiesta Mexicana ........................................... ReedPastime ............................................................ Stamp


James Popejoy, conductorChad Green, graduate conductor

March 5, 2009

Fandango .............................................Perkins/WerleExcerpts from “The Lord of the Rings” .................de Meij/LavenderOut of the Shadows .....................................SweeneyFlashing Winds ....................................Van der Roost


James Popejoy, conductorBobby Shew, trumpet & flugelhorn

April 24, 2009

Fantasia in G .....................................................MahrA Father’s Dream ......................................... HarmonDivertimento ............................................ PersichettiRadiant Joy ..................................................... BryantEssay for Trumpet ....................................... JohnstonThe Klaxon ...................................................Fillmore

University of North DakotaUniversity Band“POPS” Concert

James Popejoy, conductorRobert Brooks, guest conductor

Chad Green, graduate conductorBrian Pfeifer, xylophone

April 28, 2009

Robinson’s Grand Entree .................................. KingOverture for Winds ......................................... CarterRegenesis: Song of the Planet .......................HigginsRainbow Ripples ...................................Green/WerleA Percy Grainger Suite .........................arr. EricksonSelections from “Fantasia” .................... arr. Curnow


James Popejoy, conductorRonnie Ingle, trumpetJoel Pugh, trombone

October 15, 2009

Pas Redoublé ..................... Saint-Saëns/FrackenpohlVariations on “America” ........................Ives/RhoadsDer Traum des Oenghus, Teil 1 .......................RudinFandango ......................................................... TurrinFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................HolstRide ..................................................................Hazo


James Popejoy, conductorOctober 15, 2009

Chicago Tribune March ............................ ChambersJourney of Exploration ...................................... GotoSinfonia XVI: Transcendental Vienna ...........BroegeExcerpts from “The Firebird” .....Stravinsky/BocookDeclaration, Ballade and Finale ..................Huckeby


James Popejoy, conductorElizabeth Coash, student conductor

December 1, 2009

American Fanfare ..........................................WassonTryptich II .................................................Del BorgoTo Dream in Brushstrokes..................................OareLone Star Celebration .................................. Curnow

In the Center Ring ........................................ SheldonCarol of the Bells ............... Leontoyvch/O’Loughlin


James Popejoy, conductorRyan Zahn, fluteDecember 6, 2009

Windsprints ..................................................SaucedoSuite from “Mass” ...................... Bernstein/SweeneyConcertino ...................................Chaminade/WilsonSymphony in B-flat .................................. HindemithBayou Breakdown ......................................... Karrick

OHIO Columbus State Community College

Concert BandThomas Lloyd, conductor

June 2, 2009The Life and Music of William Grant Still

“A Voice High Sounding” presented byJudith Anne Still

Fanfare for the 99th Fighter Squadron ..... Still/LloydThe American Scene ...........................................StillAfro-American Symphony ..................................Still

OREGONOregon State University

Wind EnsembleChristopher C. Chapman, conductor

Fall Term Concert

Millennium Cannons ........................ Puts, arr. SpedeCanterbury Chorale .............................Van der Roost*Scherzo and Sentimentale ........................... BehnkeThe Circus Bee .............................................FillmoreOverture for Winds, Op. 24 .Mendelssohn-BartholdyIrish Tune from County Derry .................... GraingerBells for Stokowski .................................. Daugherty

Oregon State UniversitySymphonic Band

Christopher C. Chapman, conductorFall Term Concert

*Chimes for the Penninsulam Amoenum ..ChapmanThe Monkey King ............................................YoutzCantus, Song of the Night ................................. DossOld Home Days ...................................................IvesFinale from Symphony No. 2 (“Romantic”) Op. 30 . .............................................................. Hanson

Oregon State University Campus Band

Robert Brudvig, conductor

Overture for Band ............................................BeyerTwo Marches for Band ................................ EricksonMy Jesus! Oh What Anguish ............Bach, arr. ReedSymphonic Suite .........................................Williams

University of PortlandWind Ensemble and Concert Band

Patrick Murphy, conductorLeslie Eddy and Isaac Rains,

associate conductorsOctober 14, 2009

Stilestone Suite..................................................Cruft*March for Ceremonial Passing ................................ .......................................Kozhevnikov/MurphyShenandoah .................................................... TicheliLincolnshire Posy ........................................ Grainger

12 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009Were You There? ............................................. LynchUndertow ...................................................... Mackey

University of PortlandConcert Band

Patrick Murphy, conductorLeslie Eddy, associate conductor

April 22, 2009

Gavorkna Fanfare ............................................ StampChildren’s March ........................................ GraingerTexas Promenade .......................................HolsingerBermuda Triangle .............................................. GorbBarnum and Bailey’s Favorite .......................... King

SOUTH CAROLINAFurman University

Symphonic Band and Wind EnsembleLeslie W. Hicken, Director of Bands

Jay A. Bocook, Director of Athletic BandsDan A. Ellis, Director emeritusOmar Carmenates, percussion

February 19, 2009

Symphonic BandThe Gallant Seventh .........................................SousaRhosymedre .................................Vaughan WilliamsThey Hung Their Harps in the Willows ....... McBethVariations on a Korean Folk Song ................ Chance

Wind EnsembleTears ...........................................................MaslankaAffirmation ........................................................Beall*Pulse ............................................................ Boysen

Furman UniversitySymphonic Band and Wind EnsembleLeslie W. Hicken, Director of Bands

Jay A. Bocook, Director of Athletic BandsDan A. Ellis, Director emeritusDon Wilcox, guest conductor

April 16, 2009

Symphonic BandThe Chimes of Liberty ............................... GoldmanPsalm for Band ......................................... PersichettiCloudburst ...................................................WhitacreEl Camino Real ................................................. Reed

Wind EnsembleHeroes Lost and Fallen ........................... GillinghamMusic for Prague ............................................... HusaBritish Eighth ................................................... Elliot

University of South Carolina Concert Band

Rebecca L. Phillips, conductorNovember 3, 2008

Scenes from “The Louvre” .......................Dello JoioA Movement for Rosa ............................ CamphouseBlue Shades .................................................... TicheliWedding Dance .................... Press/Johnston/Fennell

University of South CarolinaSymphonic Band

James K. Copenhaver, conductorNovember 3, 2008

Fantasia in G Major .................Bach/Goldman/LeistMoving Parts ...............................................SampsonSymphony in B-flat .................................. HindemithRadiant Joy ..................................................... BryantRolling Thunder March .................. Fillmore/Fennell

University of South CarolinaChamber Winds

James K. Copenhaver, conductorRebecca L. Phillips, conductor

George Brozak, conductorWilliam J. Moody, conductor emeritus

November 20, 2008

Carmen Suite .....................................................BizetSeptett fur Blasinstrumente ...................... HindemithNocturno, Op. 24 . Mendelssohn-Bartholdy/GarofaloOut From Under .................................... D’Ambrosio


James K. Copenhaver, conductorScott Herring, timpani

February 20, 2009South Carolina Music Educators Conference

Silverado .................................................. BroughtonBlithe Bells............................... Bach/Grainger/JagerSpoon River .................................. Grainger/BainumFirst Suite in E-flat ...........................Holst/MatthewsSuite Dreams .................................................. BryantRaise the Roof .......................................... DaughertyEagle Squadron ...............................................Alford

University of South Carolina University Band

George Brozak, conductorFebruary 20, 2009

In Flight .............................................................HazoCajun Folk Songs ........................................... TicheliAmazing Grace .............................................. TicheliA Slavic Farewell ......................... Agapki/BourgeoisThe Ascension ..................................................Smith


James K. Copenhaver, conductorBert Ligon, piano

Craig Butterfield, bassXavier Breaker, drum set

Scott Herring, timpaniFebruary 20, 2009

Silverado .................................................. BroughtonConcerto for Jazz Piano and Wind Ensemble MoodySpoon River .................................. Grainger/BainumFirst Suite in E-flat ...........................Holst/MatthewsSuite Dreams .................................................. BryantRaise the Roof .......................................... Daugherty


Rebecca L. Phillips, conductorAlanna Tate, graduate conductor

James Ackley, trumpetBradley Edwards, trombone

Ronald Davis, tubaDrew Johnson, percussion

Luis Rivera, percussionReid Paxton, percussion

February 21, 2009

Fanfare and Allegro .....................................WilliamsForever Holding Close the Memories ..........SaucedoTrio Per Uno ................................................ZivkovicConcertino for Three Brass ..............................WerleWho Puts His Trust in God Most Just ......Bach/CroftSymphony No, 2: Apollo Unleashed ............. TicheliThe Cowboys ..............................................Williams


Rebecca L. Phillips, conductorJessica Brancaleone, graduate conductor

March 26, 2009

Commando March ......................................... BarberPrelude Op. 34, No. 14 .........Shostakovich/ReynoldsSuite of Old American Dances mvt. II & V ..BennettAmerican Guernica .................................... HailstorkDivertimento March: “The BSO Forever” ................ .........................................Bernstein/Grundman


James K. Copenhaver, conductorAlanna Tate, Graduate conductor

David Montgomery, graduate conductorMarch 26, 2009

Overture for Band ............................................HeinsLa Procession du Rocio ..................................TurinaPulse .............................................................. BoysenBum’ s Rush ............................................... GranthamIl Bersagliere: The Italian Rifleman ...........Boccalari


George Brozak, conductorApril 3, 2009

Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta SigmaSoutheastern Convention

In Flight .............................................................HazoCajun Folk Songs ........................................... TicheliAmazing Grace .............................................. TicheliA Slavic Farewell ......................... Agapki/BourgeoisThe Ascension ..................................................Smith


Rebecca L. Phillips, conductorApril 3, 2009

Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma Southeastern Convention

Commando March ......................................... BarberPrelude Op. 34, No. 14 .........Shostakovich/ReynoldsSuite of Old American Dances mvt. II & V ..BennettAmerican Guernica .................................... HailstorkDivertimento March: “The BSO Forever” ................ .........................................Bernstein/Grundman

University of South CarolinaChamber Winds

David Montgomery, graduate conductorApril 9, 2009

Serenade in E-flat, Opus 7 - StraussThe Good Soldier Schweik Suite .................... KurkaTrauersinfonie .................................Wagner/LeidzenEnglish Folk Song Suite...............Vaughan Williams


George Brozak, conductorJessica Brancaleone, graduate conductor

Gordon Hicken, graduate conductorAlanna Tate, graduate conductor

April 16, 2009

In Flight .............................................................HazoSolas Ane ..........................................................HazoCajun Folk Songs ........................................... TicheliNight Dances ....................................................YurkoSwing Low, Sweet Chariot ............................. RouseSwans Island Sojourn ................................... Reineke

13 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009Amazing Grace .............................................. TicheliA Slavic Farewell ......................... Agapki/BourgeoisThe Ascension ..................................................Smith


featuring student conductorsApril 26, 2009

Band Hall Dedication

Fandango .............................................Perkins/WerleShenandoah’s Simple Gifts .............................. ClarkRough Riders March ..................... King/SwearingenGold Rush ..................................................... JenkinsFestive Dances (mvt. II & III) .....................ThurstonOn A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss .................Holsinger American Riversongs ................................. La PlanteRussian Sailors’ Dance...................... Gliere/LeidzenCircus Days ......................................... King/Schissel

University of South Carolina Symphonic Band

featuring student conductorsApril 26, 2009

Band Hall Dedication

A Festival Prelude ............................................. ReedAmerican Overture ........................................ JenkinsIrish Tune from County Derry .................... Grainger “Shepherd’s Hey” English Morris Dance .. GraingerBeguine for Band ............................................. OsserSlidin’ Stiehl ...................................................ShafferThe Irish Washerwoman ............................AndersonSlavonic Dance No. 8 ................................... DvorakEsprit de Corps .................................................. JagerAmerica the Beautiful ..........................Ward/DragonThe Stars and Stripes Forever ..........................SousaUSC Alma Mater ......................................Traditional

TENNESSEEBelmont University

Wind Ensemble and Concert BandBarry Kraus, conductor

Pieter DuPlooy, graduate conductorRobby Chapman, graduate conductor

November 3, 2009

Concert BandFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsMarch of the Belgian Paratroopers .............LeemansOverture on a Short Theme ...................... GrundmanWhip and Spur Galop .......................... Allen/Cramer

Wind EnsembleSymphony in B-flat, mvt. 1 ...................... HindemithSerenade, Op. 7 ..............................................StraussCathedrals ...................................................SalfelderFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................Holst

Joint EnsemblesChorale and Alleluia ..................................... Hanson

Belmont UniversityWind Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra

Barry Kraus and Robert Gregg, conductorsOctober 8, 2009

Wind EnsembleChester ....................................................... SchumanThe Engulfed Cathedral ...............Debussy/PattersonMarche Hongroise .........................Berlioz/Yo Gotoh

Symphony OrchestraCosi fan tutte Overture ...................................MozartPrelude to the Afternoon of a Faun ..............DebussyLt. Kijé .......................................................Prokofiev

Belmont UniversityConcert Band

Barry Kraus, conductorRobby Chapman and Pieter DuPlooy, graduate

conductorsOctober 2, 2009

Overture for Winds ......................................... CarterFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsMarch of the Belgian Paratroopers .............LeemansJoy Revisited .................................................. Ticheli

East Tennessee State UniversityConcert Band and Wind Ensemble

Christian Zembower, conductorJohn Ginocchio, guest conductor

November 25, 2009

Concert BandCosmic Fantasies .......................................... RhodesEmperata Overture ...........................................SmithChant and Jubilo .......................................... McBethStars and Stripes for Christmas .............Sousa/Foster

Wind EnsembleCelebration Overture .....................................CrestonDusk .............................................................. BryantExultate .............................................................HazoVariations on America .........................Ives/SchumanA Christmas Festival ..................................Anderson

East Tennessee State UniversityConcert Band and Wind Ensemble

Christian Zembower, conductorOctober 15, 2009

Concert BandAmong the Clouds .....................................BalmagesAir for Band ................................................ EricksonHis Honor .....................................................FillmoreAt Morning’s First Light ......................... GillinghamUndertow ...................................................... Mackey

Wind EnsembleFlourish for Wind Band ...............Vaughan WilliamsToccata Marziale ..........................Vaughan WilliamsSong for Lyndsay .......................................... BoysenSymphony for Band ................................. PersichettiDanza No. 2 .....................................................Yurko

TEXASStephen F. Austin State University

Wind Symphony & Symphonic BandDavid W. Campo, conductor

Brett A. Richardson, conductorMark Camphouse, guest conductor/

composer-in-residenceFred J. Allen, guest conductor

“An Evening with Mark Camphouse”October 13, 2009

Symphonic BandSea Songs .....................................Vaughan WilliamsSalvation is Created .............................TschesnokoffIn Memoriam ......................................... CamphousePeterloo Overture, Op. 97 ..............................Arnold

Wind SymphonyVor die Front .....................................................TeikeSymphonic Fanfare ................................ CamphouseA Movement for Rosa ............................ CamphouseOverture to Candide ...................................Bernstein

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityThe Wind Ensemble

Fred J. Allen, conductor

David W. Campo, associate conductorJohn W. Goodall, oboe

“German Masters”October 20, 2009

Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue, BWV 564 .................... .....................................................Bach/PaynterConcertino for Oboe and Winds .....................WeberWatchman, Tell Us of the Night ............. CamphouseNibelungen March .................................Sonntag/FrySymphony in B-flat .................................. Hindemith

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityThe Wind Ensemble

Fred J. Allen, conductorBrett A. Richardson, assistant conductor

“Timelines”November 22, 2009

Fanfare for a New Theatre ....................... StravinskySerenade in c minor, K. 388 ...........................MozartCanzona Primi Toni ..................................... GabrieliCathedrals ...................................................SalfelderMarch of the Janissaries .................................MozartBlack Horse Troop March ................................SousaVanity Fair .......................................Fletcher/KarrickMoving Parts ...............................................Sampson

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityWind Symphony & Symphonic Band

David W. Campo, conductorBrett A. Richardson, conductor“Grainger: A Musical Portrait”

December 1, 2009

Symphonic BandI’m Seventeen Come Sunday ...........Grainger/DaehnDown Longford Way...................... Grainger/OsmonThe Immovable Do ........................Grainger/Kreines

Wind SymphonyHandel in the Strand .................... Grainger/GoldmanIrish Tune from County Derry ........Grainger/RogersLincolnshire Posy ........................... Grainger/Fennell

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityBrass Choir

Fred J. Allen, David W. Campo andBrett A. Richardson, conductors

December 9, 2009

Fanfare pour preceder ‘La Peri’ ...................... DukasCanzona Noni Toni, No. 10 ......................... GabrieliFuneral March .................................................. GriegFanfare Liturgiques ........................................Tomasi

The University of TexasWind Ensemble

Jerry F. Junkin, conductorJeff Hellmer, pianoJohn Fremgen, bass

Brannen Temple, drum setBarbara Conrad, narrator

Ghostland Observatory, guest artistsJanuary 30, 2009

Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens ...............................................................StraussBlackbird ..............Lennon and McCartney, arr. BergNew Morning for the New World: “Daybreak of Freedom” .................... SchwantnerThe Band Marches On ...............Behrens and Turner

14 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009The University of Texas

Symphony BandDamon S. Talley, conductor

Verena Mösenbichler, guest conductorFebruary 2, 2009

Grand Central Station ...................................... TorkeSecond Suite in F for Military Band, op. 28, no. 2 ... ..................................................................HolstThe Red Pony” Film Suite for Band ............CoplandAvenue X.....................................................NewmanNiagara Falls ............................................ Daugherty


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorDoug Henderson and Benjamin Lorenzo,

guest conductorTony Edwards, timpani

Jeff Hellmer, pianoJohn Fremgen, bass

Brannen Temple, drumsFebruary 15, 2009

Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens ...............................................................StraussO Magnum Mysterium ... Lauridsen, trans. ReynoldsRaise The Roof......................................... DaughertyChester ....................................................... SchumanThree Pieces for Jazz Trio and Wind Ensemble ........ ............................................................ arr. Berg

The University of TexasWind Symphony

Robert M. Carnochan, conductorScott S. Hanna and David T. Kehler,

guest conductorsFebruary 25, 2009

Pacific Fanfare ............................................... TicheliAndante from Divertissement in F, op. 36 ... BernardSymphony No. 4, op. 165 ........................HovhanessCathedrals ...................................................SalfelderJ’ai été au bal ............................................ Grantham


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorTom Caneva, Robert M. Carnochan, Robert Grechesky, Keneth Megan, William Moody,

guest conductorsSunil Gadgil, saxophone

American Bandmasters Association ConventionCollege Station, Texas

March 5, 2009

Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens ...............................................................StraussSuite Francaise ............................................. PoulencOverture für harmoniemusik, op. 24 ......................... ....................................Mendelssohn-BartholdyConcert Suite for Saxophone ........................BolcomThe Glory of the Yankee Navy ........................SousaChant funeraire ................................................. FauréKingfishers Catch Fire ................................. Mackey


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorRobert M. Carnochan, guest conductor

David Kehler, guest conductorSunil Gadgil, saxophone

Meyerson Symphony CenterDallas, Texas

March 10, 2009

Resound! .......................................................CannonFeierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens ...............................................................StraussOuverture für harmoniemusik, Op. 24 ...................... ....................................Mendelssohn-BartholdyEcstatic Waters ............................................... BryantGrand Pianola Music ......................................AdamsConcert Suite for Alto Saxophone and Band BolcomKingfishers Catch Fire ................................. Mackey


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorHila Plitmann, soprano

CBDNA National ConferenceAustin, Texas

March 27, 2009

Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniter-Ordens ...............................................................StraussEcstatic Waters ............................................... BryantGrand Pianola Music ......................................AdamsMr. Tambourine Man: Seven Poems of Bob Dylan .. ....................... Corigliano, trans. Mösenbichler

The University of TexasSymphony Band and Wind Symphony

Robert M. Carnochan and Damon S. Talley, conductors

Cormac Cannon and Dennis Llinas,guest conductors

April 01, 2009

Symphony BandMachine from Fifth Symphony ................................. ...................................Bolcom, trans. LavenderCountry Band March ...................... Ives, arr. SinclairParis Sketches ................................................Ellerby

Wind SymphonyCommando March ......................................... BarberVariations on “Mein junges Leben hat ein End” ....... ................................... Sweelinck, trans. RickerBells for Stokowski .................................. Daugherty

The University of TexasSymphony Band

Damon S. Talley, conductorBenjamin Lorenzo, guest conductor

Morgan Beckford and Don Haynes, vocalistsMay 3, 2009

Fanfare pour précéder “La Peri” ..................... DukasOrient et Occident, op. 25 ...................... Saint-SaënsAmerican Guernica .................................... HailstorkSymphony No. 2 ............................................ Ticheli


Robert M. Carnochan, conductorDrew Leslie, tromboneDavid Campbell, cello

Carter Pann, guest composerMay 06, 2009

Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble ............ ...........................................................MaslankaHold This Boy and Listen ................................. PannFour Factories ................................................... Pann


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorDennis Llinas, guest conductor

Juan Gallegos, clarinetCarter Pann, piano

May 8, 2009

Huntingtower Ballad ................................... RespighiPiano Concerto No. 2 ........................................ PannBlack Dog ................................................McAllisterSymphony No. 4 ........................................Maslanka


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorDennis Llinas, guest conductor

Patrick Hughes, hornSeptember 27, 2009

Rex Tremendae Majestatis ..................... TheofanidisConcerto for Horn and Band ............................ ActorProfanation from Symphony No. 1 “Jeremiah” ........ ......................................Bernstein/BencriscuttoSymphony in B-flat .................................. Hindemith


Robert M. Carnochan, conductorMatthew Roeder, guest conductor

October 11, 2009

In Storm and Sunshine ......................................HeedThe Passing Bell ........................................... BensonSongs Without Words ................................... WelcherRocky Point Holiday ......................................Nelson


Damon S. Talley, conductorOctober 14, 2009

La Procession du Rocio ..................................Turina Sanctuary ........................................................ Ticheli Mr. Atlas .................................................. RindfleischRicercare a 6 ..................................................... BachPassacaglia on B-A-C-H ................................Nelson


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorAnton Nel, piano

Mason Bates, visiting composerOctober 25, 2009

Aurora Awakes ............................................. MackeyRusty Air in Carolina ....................................... BatesConcerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ................ ......................................................... StravinskySymphony for Winds and Percussion ....... Grantham


Robert M. Carnochan, conductorBenjamin Lorenzo and Daniel Tembras,

guest conductorsNovember 18, 2009

Toccata Marziale ..........................Vaughan WilliamsFarewell to Gray ....................................... GranthamKrump ......................................................McAllisterDesi ......................................................... DaughertyPrelude, op. 34, no. 14 .........Shostakovich/ReynoldsDivertimento ............................Bernstein/Grundman


Damon S. Talley, conductorCatherine Bushman and Paula Crider,

guest conductorsKristin Wolfe Jensen, bassoon

November 22, 2009

Lauds: Praise High Day .................................Nelson

15 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009Milestone ...................................................... EtezadyKentucky Harmony ................................... GranthamConcerto for Bassoon and Wind Ensemble .....HidasContre Qui, Rose ....................................... LauridsenRed Cape Tango from Metropolis Symphony .......... .................................... Daugherty, trans. Spede


Jerry F. Junkin, conductorH. Robert Reynolds, visiting artist and

conductorDouglas Henderson, guest conductor

December 2, 2009

Serenade in d minor, op. 44 .......................... DvorakTheme and Varations, op. 43a .................. SchönbergIntegrales .........................................................VareseFour Places in the West ................................ Welcher

University of Texas ArlingtonWind Symphony

Douglas Stotter, conductorOctober 8, 2009

Moving Parts ...............................................SampsonAngels in the Architecture ............................. TicheliHold This Boy and Listen ................................. PannWest Point Symphony ..................................... Gould

University of Texas ArlingtonWind Symphony

Douglas Stotter, conductorTim Kaiser, graduate assistant conductor

Heather Test, hornNovember 20, 2009

Motown Metal .......................................... DaughertyAegean Festival Overture ..............................MakrisElegy ............................................................. ChanceJug Blues & Fat Pickin’ ................................. FreundConcerto Op. 8 ...............................................StraussFolk Song Suite ............................Vaughan Williams

The University of Texas at Tyler andTyler Junior College Wind Ensembles

March 5, 2009

Tyler Junior College Wind EnsembleThomas Mensch and Adam Myers, conductorsFiesta del Pacifico ........................................... NixonWilliam Byrd Suite .......................................... JacobBritish Eighth March ....................................... Elliott

UT Tyler Wind EnsembleJeffrey Emge, conductorHelios ..................................................Van der RoostPrelude on an Old Southern Hymn ................... JagerThird Suite ........................................................ Jager

Combined EnsemblesGive Us This Day, Short Symphony for Wind Ensemble......................................Maslanka

The University of Texas at TylerWind Ensemble

Jeffrey Emge, conductorApril 30, 2009

La Procesion del Rocio ..........................Turina/ReedSinfonia XVIII “Aurora” ...............................BroegeConcerto No. 1 in f minor ...............................WeberOctober ........................................................WhitacreGhost Train..................................................WhitacreAmericans We ..............................................Fillmore


Jeffrey Emge, conductorMolly Johnson, soprano

October 15, 2009

Pageant, Op. 59 ........................................ PersichettiFive Folksongs for Soprano and Band .........GilmoreWith Heart and Voice .............................. GillinghamOld Home Days ........................................ Ives/ElkusCastle Gap ...................................................Williams


Jeffrey Emge, conductorDecember 10, 2009

Army of the Nile .............................................AlfordBandancing ..................................................... StampTiénto del Segundo Tono ............. Cabézon/GraingerSuite Française .............................................MilhaudJapanese Tune ........................................... Konagaya

VIRGINIARadford University

Wind SymphonyWayne Gallops, conductor

Young Peoples ConcertSeptember 22, 2009

“The Russians Are Coming!”

Festive Overture ...................................ShostakovichTheme from Concerto No. 2 ............... RachmaninovMarch, Op.99 .............................................ProkofievThe Tsar’s Bride ...........................Rimsky-KorsakovSalvation is Created ............................... TchesnokovOverture 1812 .......................................Tchaikovsky

Radford UniversityWind Ensemble

Wayne Gallops, conductorDecember 4, 2009

“British Invasion!”

Chaconne from the First Suite in E-flat ............HolstFour Scottish Dances .....................................ArnoldIntermezzo “My Bonny Boy” from the Folk Song Suite .......................Vaughan WilliamsPineapple Poll Suite ..................................... Sullivan“Nimrod” from the Enigma Variations .............ElgarAway Day .......................................................... GorbCrown Imperial ..............................................Walton

Virginia TechSymphonic Wind EnsembleTravis J. Cross, conductor

October 9, 2009

Fanfare Canzonique ...................................BalmagesToccata Marziale ..........................Vaughan WilliamsEverlasting Light .............................................. CrossNimrod .................................................... Elgar/ReedFestive Overture ............... Shostakovich/Hunsberger

Virginia TechSymphonic Wind EnsembleTravis J. Cross, conductor

Anthony C. Marinello, III, guest conductorNovember 18, 2009

Virginia Music Educators AssociationIn-Service Conference

November 20, 2009

Fanfare Canzonique ...................................BalmagesFirst Suite in E-flat ............................................HolstAmazing Grace .............................................. Ticheli

Endurance .........................................................MahrCommando March ......................................... BarberElegy ................................................................ CrossFestive Overture ............... Shostakovich/Hunsberger

WASHINGTONUniversity of Washington

Chamber WindsGary Brattin, Vu Nguyen, Timothy Salzman,

Eric M. Smedley, conductorsOctober 25, 2009

Brain Rubbish .............................................Lindberg Eight Lines .......................................................Reich Sharpened Stick ................................................Dietz Quatuor ..........................................................Dubois Garland Songs ........................... Penn/orch. Smedley

University of WashingtonWind Ensemble, Concert Band, and

Campus BandDecember 10, 2009

“PASSPORT”

Wind EnsembleTimothy Salzman, conductor

Kirsten Cummings, conductor

“The Gum-suckers” March ......................... Grainger Ceremonial ...................................................... RandsIn Wartime ............................................... Del Tredici

Concert BandEthan Chessin, Allison Farley, and Vu Nguyen,

conductors

Suite from Hymn of the Highlands ................ Sparke Chapultepec: Oberatura Republicana ........... Chávez

Campus BandGary Brattin and Kirsten Cummings,

conductors

Paris Sketches, mvt. IV ..................................Ellerby Bulgarian Dances .........................................Cesarini

WISCONSINLakeland College

Concert BandRussell Pettitt, conductor

November 8, 2009

Overture for Winds ......................................... CarterWith Quiet Courage ........................................DaehnLiturgical Music, Op. 33 .............................MailmanAlligator Alley ......................................... DaughertyMuskie Victory Song .................................. Thiessen

CANADA(BRITISH COLUMBIA)

University of British ColumbiaSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Robert Taylor, conductorOctober 8, 2009

“Red, White, and Blues: A Program of French, Russian, & American Music for Winds”

Fanfare to “La Péri” ........................................ DukasPetite Symphonie ......................................... GounodThe Engulfed Cathedral ........ Debussy/arr. PattersonFestive Overture .........Shostakovich/arr. HunsbergerSuite Française .............................................MilhaudBlue Shades .................................................... Ticheli

16 - PROGRAMS FALL 2009University of British Columbia

Symphonic Wind EnsembleRobert Taylor, conductor

November 20, 2009“Sacred Symphonies”

Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury ........................ Britten,Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare ........................StraussElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral ............................ ...........................................Wagner/arr. CaillietProfanation from “Jeremiah” Symphony No. 1 ........ ............................... Bernstein/arr. BencriscuttoMy Jesus What Anguish .....................Bach/arr. ReedPaul Hindemith ..........................Symphony in B-flat

UNITED KINGDOMRoyal Northern College of Music

Wind OrchestraMark Heron, Timothy Reynish, and Clark Run-

dell, conductorsOctober 25, 2009

Farewell ............................................................. GorbAgnes Wisley’s Chillout Fantasy ..................SwayneVranjanka ..................................................... HeskethTowards Nirvana ............................................... GorbMilestone ...................................................... EtezadyKentucky Harmony ................................... GranthamConcerto for Bassoon and Wind Ensemble .....HidasContre Qui, Rose ....................................... LauridsenRed Cape Tango from Metropolis Symphony .......... .................................... Daugherty, trans. Spede

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The data on the following pages was assembled by Carolyn Barber, Director

of Bands at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. It represents the composers whose works have been

performed atNorth Central Division

andNational Conferences

since 2005.

17 - PROGRAMMING DATA FALL 2009

COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005

Adams, John 2

Andriessen, Juriaan

Argento, Dominick *Does not include Gems sessions, or

Arnold, Malcolm programs devoted entirely to

Bach, JS 2 chamber music.

Bassett, Leslie *Numbers in year columns represent

Beasley, David either repeated presentations of the

Beckel, James same work, or repeated appearances

Beethoven, Ludwig of the composer's work that year.

Berg, Alban *Arrangements and transcriptions

Bernstein, Leonard are indicated solely by the original

Biebl, Franz composer's name.

Bodine, Bradley

Boerma, Scott 2

Bolcom, William

Botti, Susan

Bourgeois, Derek Total: 172 composers

Boysen, Andrew

Bremer, Carolyn Most performances:

Broege, Timothy Donald Grantham (14)

Bryant, Steven 2 Percy Grainger (10)

Caldwell, James John Mackey (8)

Camphouse, Mark Frank Ticheli (8)

Chang Su, Koh Carter Pann (6)

Chang, Dorothy JS Bach (5)

Cheetham, John 2 Karel Husa (5)

Chen, Yi Steven Bryant (4)

Cichy, Roger Morton Gould (4)

Colgrass, Michael Charles Ives (4)

Copland, Aaron

Corigliano, John Represented all 6 years:

Cortese, Glen Donald Grantham

Dahl, Ingolf Frank Ticheli

Danielpour, Richard

Daugherty, Michael Represented 5 out of 6 years:

Debussy, Claude Percy Grainger

Del Tredici, David John Mackey

Denza, Luigi

Dougherty, William Represented 4 out of 6 years:

Duble, Charles JS Bach

Dvorak, Antonin Carter Pann

Dzubay, David

Ellerby, Martin Represented 3 out of 6 years:

Escande, Pablo John Adams

Etezady, Roshanne Steven Bryant

Ewazen, Eric Aaron Copland

Fitz Rogers, John David Gillingham

Gandolfi, Michael Morton Gould

Gasparini, Quirino Gustav Holst

Giannini, Vittorio Karel Husa

Gillingham, David Joseph Schwantner

Goh Toh Chai, Zechariah Ralph Vaughan Williams

Notes

Summary


COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Represented 2 out of 6 years:

Goldman, Edwin Franko Leonard Bernstein

Gorb, Adam William Bolcom

Goto, Yo Andrew Boysen

Gould, Morton 2 Mark Camphouse

Grainger, Percy 2 3 3 John Corigliano

Grantham, Donald 2 4 2 3 2 Ingolf Dahl

Gregson, Edward Michael Daugherty

Grieg, Edvard Claude Debussy

Gryc, Stephen Martin Ellerby

Gubaidulina, Sofia Eric Ewazen

Haber, Yotam Adam Gorb

Hahn, Reynaldo Kenneth Hesketh

Halvorsen, Johan Yasuhide Ito

Handel, GF Charles Ives

Hanson, Howard Todd Malicoate

Hartmann, Emil Jonathan Newman

Hazo, Samuel Stephen Paulus

Hellmesberger, Joseph PQ Phan

Hesketh, Kenneth Joel Puckett

Hidas, Frigyes Florent Schmitt

Hindemith, Paul Arnold Schoenberg

Holst, Gustav William Schuman

Husa, Karel 2 2 Joeseph Turrin

Ito, Yasuhide

Ives, Charles 2 2 Total: 279 compositions

Joel, Billy

Kallman, Daniel Repeat performances of the same

Kazik, James 2 work are counted individually (less

Key, F. Scott than 10 compositions fall into this

Kilstofte, Mark category)

King, Karl

Kneupper, David

Krzywicki, Jan

Kuster, Kristin

Lauridsen, Morton Of the 817 new band works

Lennon, John and… published between 15 Sep 08 and

Lindberg, Magnus 15-Sep-09

Liston, Bill (see Midwest Clinic database):

Lorenz, Ricardo

Lutoslawski, Witold 2 = symphonies (0.2%)

Mackey, John 2 3 11 = solo w/ accompaniment (1.3%)

MacTaggart, Larry

Magnuson, Roy Most published composers:

Mahr, Timothy 2 RW Smith (22 works, 3%)

Malicoate, Todd Michael Story (18 works, 2%)

Marshall, Christopher Johnnie Vinson (11 works, 1.3%)

Maslanka, David James Swearingen (10 works, 1.2%)

McAllister, Scott Rob Grice (10 works, 1.2%)

McTee, Cindy Jack Bullock (8 works, 1%)

Mennin, Peter Victor Lopez (8 works, 1%)

Milhaud, Darius Richard Saucedo (8 works, 1%)

Mobberley, Jim Robert Sheldon (8 works, 1%)

Industry Comparison


COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 RW Smith is the only overlap

Mozart, WA 2 between this "most published" list

Nelson, Ron and CBDNA.

Newman, Jonathan Smith = 0.36% of CBDNA works

Offenbach, Jacques performed in the last 6 years.

Oquin, Wayne

Pann, Carter 3 Grade Level Info

Paulus, Stephen Of the 817 new band works

Persichetti, Vincent published between 15 Sep 08 and

Phan, PQ 15 Sep 09

Prior, Richard (see Midwest Clinic database):

Puckett, Joel 2

Read Thomas, Augusta Grade 1: 189 or 23%

Reed, Alfred Grade 2: 203 or 25%

Reineke, Steven Grade 3: 221 or 27%

Respighi, Ottorino Grade 4: 127 or 15.5%

Richards, Paul Grade 5: 73 or 9%

Rogers, Rodney Grade 6: 4 or 0.5%

Ross, Walter

Rossini, Giacchino The majority of works performed

Rudin, Rolf at CBDNA are Grades 5 & 6, many of

Rudy, Paul and… them published by the composers

Saint-Saens, Camille themselves, or are made available via

Salfelder, Kathryn rental, or have even passed out of

Sampson, David print.

Sandler, Felicia

Schelle, Michael

Schmitt, Florent

Schoenberg, Arnold

Schuller, Gunther

Schuman, William

Schwantner, Joseph

Sheng, Bright

Shostakovich, Dmitri

Sierra, Roberto

Silva, Ricardo

Smith, Rob

Sousa, JP 2

Sparke, Philip

Strauss, Richard

Stravinsky, Igor 2

Susato, Tielman

Takemitsu, Toru 2

Tanouye, Nathan

Tchaikovsky, Peter

Theofanidis, Christopher

Ticheli, Frank 3

Toensing, Richard

Tschesnokov, Pavel

Tucker, Christopher

Turrin, Joseph

Tyzik, Jeff

Valenti, Michael


COMPOSER 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005

Varese, Edgar

Vaughan Wms, Ralph

Vitols, Jazeps

Vizzutti, Allen

Walczyk, Kevin

Weill, Kurt

Weinberger, Jaromir

Welcher, Dan

Williams, J. Clifton

Williams, John

Wubbenhorst, Thom

Wuorinen, Charles

Zaninelli, Luigi

Zappa, Frank

Zhou, Long

Zivkovic, Nebojsa

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