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New York State School Music Association Zone One

2015 Senior High Area All-State Concerts

Saturday, November 21, 2015

2:00 PM - Jazz Ensemble, Women’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus 4:30 PM - String Orchestra, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra

Harry A. King Concert Hall Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center

State University of New York at Fredonia

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Concert One 2:00 PM

Jazz Ensemble Jay Ashby, Conductor

John Hasselback, Chairperson, West Seneca

Selected from the following: This I Dig of You Mobley / Tomaro Walkin’ Shoes Mulligan Among the Pyramids Stride Noturna Ashby Fill In the Blank Blues Ashby

Women’s Chorus Dr. Patricia O’Toole, Conductor

Justin Pomietlarz, Accompanist, Amherst Sue Huther, Chairperson, Southwestern

Ave Maria Forbes Mahk Jchi Trad. Native American / Ulali Tutira Mai Trad. Maori Folk Song / Ellis & Leck No Time Brumfield Heaven Bound Train Hatfield

Welcome Dr. Katherine Levy, Music Education Chair, SUNY Fredonia School of Music

Richard Lundquist, NYSSMA Zone One Representative Kevin Duncan, Festival Chair, Lewiston-Porter

Mixed Chorus Dr. Victoria Furby, Conductor

Robert Hull, Accompanist Dean Vallas, Chairperson, North Tonawanda

Salmo 150 Aguiar Five Hebrew Love Songs Whitacre Musicks Empire Pfautsch Mata Del Anima Sola Estevéz Zion’s Walls Copland / Koponen

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Concert Two 4:30 PM

String Orchestra Ansgarius Aylward, Conductor

Karin Fryer & Stephanie Cartwright, Co-Chairs, Kenmore-Tonawanda

Prelude to Holberg Suite, Op. 40 Grieg Serenade for Strings, Op. 48 Tchaikovsky II. Waltz I. Pezzo in forma di sonatina Libertango Piazzolla

Concert Band Dr. Sarah McKoin, Conductor

Jenniene Scarem, Chairperson, Dunkirk

Esctatic Fanfare Bryant Sheltering Sky Mackey Lincolnshire Posy Grainger / Fennell Honey Boys On Parade Cupero / Bourgeois

Welcome Dr. Katherine Levy, Music Education Chair, SUNY Fredonia School of Music

Richard Lundquist, NYSSMA Zone One Representative Kevin Duncan, Festival Chair, Lewiston-Porter

Symphony Orchestra Joshua Roach, Conductor

Gail Bauser, Chairperson, Kenmore-Tonawanda

American Salute Gould Overture to Nabucco Verdi Russian Easter Overture, Op. 36 Rimsky-Korsakov

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The Conductors 2015 NYSSMA ZONE ONE SENIOR HIGH AREA ALL-STATE

STRING ORCHESTRA - Ansgarius Aylward Ansgarius Aylward, Assistant Concertmaster of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and Music Director of the Canisius College Chamber Orchestra, began his musical studies on piano at age seven. Violin entered the picture soon thereafter and he was fortunate early on to study with Richard Burgin, Concertmaster of the Boston Symphony and himself a student of the famed Russian pedagogue Leopold Auer. In his teens Mr. Aylward joined the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra as Concertmaster. With GBYSO he performed for the first time at Carnegie Hall and at the White House for President and Mrs. Kennedy. After graduation from the historic Boston Latin School he was awarded a full scholarship to attend the New England Conservatory of Music. While there he made an extensive State Department sponsored tour of the former Soviet Union with concerts in the eight largest capital cities. After receiving his Bachelor of Music degree from NEC, Mr. Aylward earned his Master of Music

degree from Yale University, School of Music where he studied violin with Broadus Erle, leader of the New Music and Yale Quartets, and conducting with Gustav Meier. Mr. Aylward’s early professional career included performances at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Tanglewood Festival, New College Music Festival in Sarasota, Colorado Philharmonic Orchestra and four seasons with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. In 1973 Michael Tilson Thomas invited him to join the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. With the BPO Mr. Aylward has appeared as soloist multiple times, performing both standard concerti (Mendelssohn, Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi, Bottesini) and 20th century works by Nicholas Flagello and John Corigliano. He has been Concertmaster of the Ars Nova Musicians’ Chamber Orchestra led by his colleague and long-time stand partner Marylouise Nanna - with Ars Nova he has appeared annually for many years as soloist on the popular “Viva Vivaldi!” Festival. Prior to his appointment as Music Director of the Canisius College Chamber Orchestra, Mr. Aylward served as Music Director of the Greater Buffalo Youth Orchestra. During his tenure the GBYO initiated a series of cross-border exchange concerts with the St. Catharines (Ontario) Youth Orchestra, started the GBYO Music Camp, began the GBYO Piano Concerto Competition, made two educational videos and was showcased on various TV broadcasts including a John F. Kennedy commemorative program on “CBS Sunday Morning” with Charles Kuralt. In the 1970’s and 80’s Mr. Aylward was the leader and founding member of the Nichols String Quartet. Since 1987 he has been guest soloist and recording artist with the Stuttgart Musik Forum in Germany. In 2001 he founded the critically acclaimed “Chamber Music on Elmwood” Festival for which he serves as Director and principal violinist. During the summer months, after teaching at the Bravo Chamber Music Workshop with his colleagues from “Chamber Music on Elmwood” and the BPO, Mr. Aylward enjoys chess and hiking in Acadia National Park.

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WOMEN’S CHORUS - Dr. Patricia O’Toole Dr. Patti O'Toole currently lives in Columbus Ohio and is the Artistic Director for the Con Brio Children's Choir. She received her masters in choral conducting and Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. She previously taught at SUNY Buffalo and The Ohio State University. Patti has a passion for world music and has studied at the University of Legon, West Africa; the University of Limrick, Ireland and at the world music center in Papete, Tahiti. She is an international speaker and has published numerous music education articles and one book, Shaping Sound Musicians. Patti is currently the Vice President for Marketing and Communications at YWCA Columbus, a position that combines her passion for women's issues and servant leadership.

MIXED CHORUS - Dr. Victoria Furby Victoria J. Furby is the director of the Buffalo State Chamber Choir and the Buffalo State vocal jazz ensemble, Elmwood Swing. She has been an invited guest conductor and clinician for honor choirs and choral workshops both within and outside New York State and is also active in professional development for practicing music educators regarding choral rehearsing and conducting. Dr. Furby is also the Coordinator of Graduate Music Education at SUNY-Buffalo State and she teaches courses in the innovative and fully online Master of Music Education degree, undergraduate courses in Aural Perceptions and Secondary Choral Methods, and supervises student teachers. Prior to her appointment at Buffalo State, Dr. Furby finished her graduate coursework at The Ohio State University, focusing on music education and choral conducting. During her public school teaching career, Dr. Furby taught junior high and high school choirs that received superior ratings at both local and state levels.

In addition to her teaching and conducting pursuits, Dr. Furby is actively pursuing a research agenda related to sight-singing instruction and assessment at both the secondary and collegiate levels. She has presented her research at numerous conferences including the NYSSMA Convention, the OMEA Convention, MENC Regional and National Conferences, ACDA Regional and National Conferences, the SMTE National Conference and the ISSOTL International Convention.

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CONCERT BAND - Dr. Sarah McKoin Dr. Sarah McKoin serves as the Director of Bands, Associate Professor of Conducting, and Chair of the Conducting Division at Texas Tech University. Her responsibilities include Conductor and Musical Director of the TTU Symphonic Wind Ensemble, administrating the graduate program in wind conducting, teaching conducting and wind literature, and overseeing all facets of the University band program which includes 5 concert bands, the 400 member Goin’ Band and other athletic bands. Under Dr. McKoin’s direction, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble has twice performed at the Texas Music Educators Association Conference, as well as being featured at the Southwest Regional Conference for the College Band Director’s National Association in Las Cruces, NM. Dr. McKoin’s ensemble recorded the world premiere of Chakra on Narong Prancharoen’s CD entitled “Phenomenon” released in 2009 on the Albany label and a recording of the wind music of Chen Yi is in production. Additionally, Dr. McKoin is the newly appointed Artistic Director for the chamber ensemble “(r)EVOLUTION” as part of the professional

wind ensemble Concordia Santa Fe in Santa Fe, NM. Prior to her appointment at Texas Tech, Dr. McKoin was the Director of Bands at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and held appointments at the State University of New York at Buffalo and SUNY Fredonia. Additionally, McKoin spent nine summers in residence on the conducting faculty at the Brevard Music Center in Brevard, North Carolina as the Director of the Transylvania Wind Ensemble, and has taught at Interlochen Arts Academy. Dr. McKoin maintains an active schedule as a guest conductor and clinician and has traveled extensively throughout the United States and abroad. Recently, she was the conductor for the Asian Pacific American School Honor Band in Guangzhou, China comprised of 100 students from Korea, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Kuala Lampur, Shanghai and other Southeast Asian cities. She has guest conducted in Taipei, Taiwan and has traveled to Tel Aviv, Israel to serve as producer for the world premiere recording of Roberto Sierra's Fantasia Correliana with the Castellani-Andriaccio guitar duo. Dr. McKoin holds her Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin as well as degrees from Wichita State University and Michigan State University. She has served as President of the Southwest Division of the College Band Director's National Association as well as President of the Big 12 Band Director’s Association. She is a member of TMEA, TBA, Phi Beta Mu, Pi Kappa Lambda and holds honorary memberships in Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma.

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JAZZ ENSEMBLE - Jay Ashby Jay Ashby is a five-time GRAMMY winning producer and has received multiple nominations in other categories, including Arranging and Engineering. A “consummate musician” whose talents “know few bounds” (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), Ashby has performed, toured, and recorded with some of the most renowned jazz artists in the industry for over 25 years. As a member of The United Nation Orchestra, a group originally put together by Dizzy Gillespie, and Dizzy’s Alumni All-Star Big Band, Ashby forged long lasting musical relationships with many jazz greats including Paquito D’Rivera, Jon Faddis, James Moody, Jimmy Heath, Randy Brecker, and Slide Hampton. Through his association with trumpet master Claudio Roditi, Ashby developed a strong affinity for Brazilian Jazz, which led to many years as a soloist with Astrud Gilberto, as well as

arrangements, tours, and recordings with a number of other Brazilian artists including Tania Maria, Kenia, Ivan Lins, Trio Da Paz, and even appearances with two of the “fathers of Bossa Nova,” Joao Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim. Ashby’s work as a trombonist, a percussionist, an arranger and a producer can be heard on over 175 recordings, covering a continuum of styles from jazz and pop to world music. Ashby’s most recent release, Mistaken Identity (MCG Jazz), with fellow trombonist Steve Davis, received critical acclaim within the jazz industry, remaining on the national air-play list for an unprecedented 16 weeks and reaching as high as #2. A few notable examples that include Ashby’s work as an arranger are ; Live in Paris with Paul Simon, Beyond Brooklyn with Herbie Mann and Phil Woods, A Day Like This with New York Voices, and two of Nancy Wilson’s GRAMMY winners -Turned to Blue and R.S.V.P (Rare Songs, Very Personal). His versatility as a pop trombonist, percussionist, and arranger began in 1999 with pop icon Paul Simon, with whom Ashby has toured and performed extensively both on stage and television. Appearances with Simon include the Today Show, Saturday Night Live, The Late Show with David Letterman, in addition to performing alongside James Taylor, Stevie Wonder, and a host of other artists honoring Paul Simon at the 2007 Gershwin Award Show. Most recently, Ashby participated in the start studded HBO broadcast of the 25th Anniversary of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at Madison Square Garden. A YAMAHA artist for many years, Ashby conducts master classes, residencies, and clinics worldwide, including annual events in Germany, Brazil, and Russia. He holds degrees from Ithaca College and Duquesne University, and is currently on faculty at Oberlin Conservatory where he serves as Associate Professor of Jazz Arranging.

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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - Joshua Roach Joshua Roach leads a multi-faceted career as conductor, pedagogue, and composer. Over the past decade, Roach worked throughout Southern California. He served as the music director of the Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble, assistant/cover conductor for Pacific Symphony, Downey Symphony, Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra, and the University of Southern California Thornton Symphony. In 2011 and 2012, Roach was co-conductor of the USC Thornton Concert Orchestra and guest conductor for the Thornton Chamber Orchestra and the Los Angeles Winds. During 2014, he served as interim director of bands at California Lutheran University. Since 2011, Roach has taught at the Idyllwild Summer Arts music program working as an assistant conductor with the large ensembles. Joshua has worked internationally with the Irvine Young Concert Artists in Korea and China and also as assistant conductor for the Landesjugendorchester of Baden-Württemberg, a highly selective youth orchestra in Southern Germany. During his time in Los Angeles, Roach worked as a freelance musician for companies such as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Turner Classic Films, DreamWorks Pictures, Fox, PBS, USA Network and various recording

studio orchestras in the area. An alumnus of the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, Joshua holds a bachelor’s degree in performance, graduate certificate in scoring for motion picture and television, and master’s degree in instrumental conducting. Currently he is pursuing a doctoral degree in wind conducting at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor where he conducts the U of M Band Alumni Association Concert Band and also works with members of the Concert and Symphony Bands.

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Jazz Ensemble

Alto Saxophone Matthew Incontro, Amherst Michael Gossel, Orchard Park Tenor Saxophone Dawson Horey, Starpoint Augie Bates, Hamburg Baritone Saxophone Benjamin Jankowski, Orchard Park Trumpet Mitchell Dockery, Newfane Gabe Wittmer, Williamsville Joe Pasquantino, Niagara Wheatfield Matthew Simiele, Lockport

Trombone Patrick McGowan, Hamburg Rickardo Folkes, Williamsville Magnus Cleveland, Lockport Bass Trombone Elliott Gengo, Williamsville Piano Michael Goss, Lancaster Guitar William Jenney, Iroquois String Bass Stephen Parisi, Grand Island Drum Set Jonathan Ziegler, Christian Central Academy

Women’s Chorus

Soprano I Jill Anderson, Grand Island Autumn Balcerak, Williamsville Elizabeth Crinzi, Orchard Park Kathryn Cymerman, Silver Creek Haley Dauria, Amherst Cassandra Girzone, Williamsville Elsie Herold, Pioneer Christina Hrusa, Orchard Park Kovacs Kayla, Salamanca City Central Jenna Kellogg, Allegany-Limestone Madeline Keyes, Royalton-Hartland Cassidy Klaybor, Amherst Caroline Kolasny, Pioneer Jane Konieczko , Lancaster Allison Kujawa, North Tonawanda Jordan Lux, Randolph Sarah Marchand, Niagara Falls Dakotah Mikulski, Lancaster Samantha Phelps, Lewiston-Porter Katherine Riederer, Grand Island Grace Simson, Amherst McKenzie Skroback, Portville Haylee Wakefield, Lockport Soprano II Alyssa Agro, Orchard Park Casey Beiter, Lewiston-Porter Katie Bouchard, Newfane Caitlyn Conibear, Lewiston-Porter Sara Dworzanski, Sacred Heart Academy

Elizabeth Galbo, Nardin Academy

Sabrina Ganshaw, Wilson Delaney Gillman, Williamsville Melissa Heppel, Lake Shore Madeleine HusVar, Nardin Academy Emily Kerl, Lancaster Julianna Kraft, Springville-Griffith Keri Lorenz, Williamsville Madison McClelland, Allegany-Limestone

Marguerite Mosher, Wilson Ausra Mussett, Amherst Isabel Riffel, Amherst Lauryn Saldana, Sacred Heart Academy

Brooke Sanford, Lockport Olivia Sposato, Frewsburg Nina Stoelting, Starpoint Brianna Wik, Grand Island Alto I Sonia Angeli, Jamestown Kathryn Berton, Lancaster Racherl Buziak, Lancaster Lucy DesJardins, Lockport Danica Eckert, Sweet Home Madison French, Allegany-Limestone Alyssa Garmone, Lancaster Madison Goodnight, Wilson Allison Gray, Williamsville Britney Hartzfeld, Cleveland Hill Brianna Hoover, Williamsville Brenna Kephart, Pioneer Jamie Klebs, Lewiston-Porter Katie Meadows, Chautauqua Lake

Kristen Pszonak, Eden Taylor Richardson, Portville Kelsey Rohde, Lockport Brittany Roy, Kenmore-Tonawanda Bonnie Thaine, Pioneer Alexandra Towle, Amherst Alto II Alex Bailey, Panama Melina Bossert, Portville Allison Chatley, Starpoint Taylor Corner, Sweet Home Taylor Gibson, West Seneca Cassiah Gilvin, Fredonia Maeve Hawk, Sacred Heart Academy Sydny Hoffman, Kenmore-Tonawanda Megan Levan, Dunkirk Gianella Marciniak, Sacred Heart Academy

Abbey McClemont, Lewiston-Porter Cassandra Mihalczo, Sacred Heart Academy

Francesca Mombrea, Niagara Falls Samantha Perry, Wilson Kristen Prohaska, Starpoint Melanie Sweeney, Grand Island Arianna Tombolessi, Kenmore-Tonawanda

Terra Tonellato, Niagara Falls Miranda Tubinis, Niagara Falls Gabriel Williams, Olean Maegan Windus, Olean Jenna Woodcock, Niagara Falls

Mixed Chorus

Soprano I Lauryn Andrews, Lewiston-Porter Brianna Bagwell, Wilson Emily Barger, Springville-Griffith Mary Bowers, Bemus Point Marielle Burt, East Aurora Stephanie Eddy, Amherst Natalie Elwood, Kenmore-Tonawanda Kelly Feuerstein, Lancaster Julia Jablonski, Southwestern Megan Lattanzio, West Seneca Gina Lunetta, Sweet Home Cassandra Marcotte, Kenmore-Tonawanda Cameron Markott, Kenmore-Tonawanda Miah Nieves, Cleveland Hill Michelle Parkhurst, Lancaster Julia Rakus, Olean Madeline Rasmusson, Nardin Academy Mia Rogers, Olean Erin Shea, Williamsville Kaci Sikora, Panama Hannah Stayer, Olean Julia Stevens, Starpoint Emily Taylor, Williamsville Kayleigh Vilardo, Williamsville Nicole Wakelee, Franklinville Soprano II Chelsea Aleong, Starpoint Kaitlyn Bertleff, Starpoint Grace Breen, Lewiston-Porter Madeline Colley, North Tonawanda Morgan Cudney, Lockport Kate Frascella, Franklinville Andrea Harris, Olean Paige Held, West Seneca Phoebe Herreid, Orchard Park Kimber-Lee Iacona, Amherst Mary John, Lancaster Nina Marranca, North Tonawanda Molly Marshall, Niagara Falls Emily Mattulke, Williamsville Jessica McNeely, Lewiston-Porter Nicole Miller, West Seneca Alexandra Nowak, Sweet Home Emily Sembert, Lewiston-Porter Ashley Stivers, Lockport Kaitlyn Wawrzyniak, Sweet Home Arianna Wechter, Lancaster Taylor Wilson, Cheektowaga Aline Wintermantel, Allegany-Limestone Chiara Young, Panama Alto I Klusek April, Salamanca City Central Kaitlyn Bartz, Orchard Park Natalie Bojanowski, Frontier Hannah Carboni, West Seneca Taylor Donoughe, Niagara Falls Mairead Farrell, Sacred Heart Academy Cassidy Fialkiewicz, West Seneca Bailey Forton, North Tonawanda

Maggie Geiger, Pioneer Alexandrea Hammonds, Williamsville Angela Lesser, Cleveland Hill Libby Malone, Nichols School Jenna Montague, Sacred Heart Academy Olivia Notaro, Williamsville Emily Oliverio, Lewiston-Porter Olivia Persia, Southwestern Michele Schultz, Newfane Molly Secord, Lockport Prerna Singh, Williamsville Erica Volz, Allegany-Limestone Korah Witherell, Portville Anna Wray, Portville Alto II Matteson Bancroft-Billings, Niagara Falls Kayla Bowers, Sweet Home Anna Brouse, Pioneer Hannah Burgess, Starpoint Hannah Craig, North Tonawanda Hannah Davis, Pioneer Alyssa Diez, Lewiston-Porter Molly Dolan, Niagara Falls Katherine Donithen, Fredonia Lily Eager, East Aurora Mackenzie Faller, Amherst Maleah Frain, Niagara Falls Maria Frascella, Franklinville Mary Alice Groat, Williamsville Elizabeth Jaremko, Allegany-Limestone Kaitlyn Khayat, Williamsville Kate Logel, Holland Heather Paradise, Lockport Kim Pukay, Springville-Griffith Lindsay Romeo, Lewiston-Porter Amanda Ruiz, Frontier Tioga Simpson, Archbishop Walsh Academy Magdeline Vasatka, Nardin Academy Emily Walter, Kenmore-Tonawanda Tenor I Shawn Agee, Niagara Falls Vincent Agro, Orchard Park Matthew Burr, Fredonia Tyler DiMarco, Wilson Kevin Fahey, West Seneca Elijah Hendrix, Olean Michael Hidalgo, Amherst Tyler Huk, Starpoint Cameron Hurst, Jamestown Brett Jackson, Starpoint Evan Keefer, Wilson Jonathan McDaneld, Silver Creek Stephen Mellen, Lancaster Anthony Pilcher, Sweet Home Joshua Richbart, Barker Cooper Sampson, Pioneer Ryan Volz, Allegany-Limestone

Tenor II Merrick Allen, Eden Wade Anderson, Starpoint Zachary Beyer, Wilson Jimmy Featherstone, Amherst Seth Fonda, Cheektowaga Christopher Johnson, Southwestern Julien Melloni, Niagara Falls Samuel Muscato, Starpoint Max Paddock, Ellicottville Matthew Pestinger, Barker Josh Pike, Southwestern Luciano Rogers, Olean Tyler Smith, West Seneca Ryan Storto, Orchard Park Noah Thornton, Newfane Parker Vincent, Franklinville James Zagarrio, Lancaster Bass I Benjamin Fertig, Amherst Patrick Hannon, Springville-Griffith Joe Keyser, Chautauqua Lake John Kloberdanz, Amherst Leigh Krupinski, Starpoint Joshua Kumi, Lewiston-Porter Samuel Lewandowski, Lancaster Nathan Morris, Salamanca City Central MacGregor Musall, Wilson John Perdue, Starpoint Donald Pfeiffer, Franklinville Liam Pickreign, Fredonia David Pieta, Lancaster Darren Priore, Frontier Tyler Richmond, Olean James Sprecker, Lackawanna Noah Steele, Lancaster Rajiv Thandla, Allegany-Limestone Samuel Tillinghast, Pioneer Daniel Wymer, Allegany-Limestone Bass II Daniel Aquino, Niagara Falls Caleb Bach, Wilson Christopher Butler, Southwestern Joshua Ellis, Forestville William Gerst, Niagara Wheatfield Davante Kent, Niagara Falls Jack Kreuzer, Cheektowaga Benjamin Makosy, West Seneca Saad Mirza, Olean James Murphy, Niagara Falls Anthony Musso, Sweet Home Quinn O'Rourke, Ellicottville Nathan Roberts, West Seneca Joseph Russi, Frontier Collin Stevener, Barker Andrew Tripp, Starpoint Jack Warmus, Lancaster Kyle Wiesinger, Wilson Colby Yu, Williamsville Patrick Yuchnitz, Panama

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String Orchestra

Violin I Lindsey Aldrich, Fredonia Thomas Blakelock, Lewiston-Porter Johanna Burke, Hamburg Nicole Burns, Frontier Lia Byroads, Iroquois Kaden Culp, Orchard Park Nicole Dubill, Hamburg Halle Edwards, Hamburg Yujeong Heo, Williamsville Liam Mazierski, Lewiston-Porter Loren Milne, Lewiston-Porter Averey Sccoccia, Williamsville Nathan Thomeer, Williamsville Nicole Zvorsky, Sweet Home Violin II Shannon Callaghan, Orchard Park Ann Marie Jones, Williamsville Nicholas Kagelmacher, North Tonawanda Lily Katz, Hamburg Lara Knopf, Clarence Kevin Kong, Clarence Julia Kushnir, Clarence Jenna Meldrum, Williamsville Isabel Murphy, Sacred Heart Academy Tara Porter, Buffalo Seminary Fiona Rath, Orchard Park David Spring, Williamsville Karino Wada, Olean Elisa Yi, Buffalo Seminary

Viola Robert Adkins, Williamsville Arun Chaudhuri, Williamsville Shaye Cline, West Seneca Rebecca Corby, Amherst Savanna Deneke, Clarence Alexandrea Hill, Royalton-Hartland Cara Jernigan, West Seneca Nicole Pierino, Williamsville Caitlin Pontonio, Eden Lesley Rudin, Kenmore-Tonawanda Daniel Thomeer, Williamsville Sophie Xu-Friedman, Williamsville Cello Julie Beiter, Kenmore-Tonawanda James Garvey, Iroquois Elizabeth Gu, Williamsville Chaewon Kim, Williamsville Maxime Legros, Orchard Park Shaan Legros, Orchard Park Grace LoTempio, Nardin Academy Zachary Morrisey, Frontier Roman Price, Williamsville Erin Schappert, West Seneca Sabrina Shih, Williamsville Ben Sokolowski, West Seneca Collan Zimmerman, East Aurora Joe Zizzi, Orchard Park String Bass Katelyn Adams, Frontier Michelle Arbutina, Williamsville Olivia Collins, Sweet Home Jonathan Haier, Eden Elizabeth Russo, Clarence Liam Sullivan, Amherst

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Concert Band

Piccolo Laurel Finson, Southwestern Flute Hannah Skoney, Mt. St. Mary Academy

Cassie Shickluna, Grand Island Krissy Terranova, Amherst Miranda Roberson, Williamsville Kimberly Buehlmann, Iroquois Harue Suzuki, Williamsville Breanna Vaccaro, Frontier Madison Greenwald, Barker Emily Smith, West Seneca Cassandra Rosen, Williamsville Brianna DeMarco, Frontier Connor Mahaney, Amherst Brittany Sullivan, Springville-Griffith Madison Klimowicz, West Seneca Oboe Katherine Sheets, Williamsville Angela Shi, Buffalo Seminary Dana D'Orlando, Frontier Bassoon Lauren Henning, Eden Luke Horton, Williamsville Lauren Clifford, Frontier Eb Clarinet Cailin Atkins, Grand Island Bb Clarinet Amelia Wroblewski, North Collins Isabella Eberle, Kenmore-Tonawanda Tori Patti, Williamsville Jeremy Jonczyk, Frontier Riley Heywood, Orchard Park Alyssa Foley, Frontier Katie Barry, Ellicottville Christopher Orrange, Kenmore-Tonawanda

Kennedy Cymerman, Lake Shore Jenna Eschner, Frontier Jin Kim, Fredonia Abigail Bilson, Williamsville Madison Burns, Starpoint Madison Brown, Grand Island Ericka Correa, Jamestown Laura Sherwood, Williamsville Julliana Ellis, Amherst Emily Merrill, Forestville Grace Sipos, Frontier Sydney Schmidt, Williamsville Tia Oakes, Niagara Wheatfield

Meghan Pittaresi, Williamsville Kara Flynn, Starpoint Jaclyn Garmone, Lancaster Bass Clarinet Emma Retzlaff, Alden William Woodman, Royalton-Hartland Sara Snyder, Depew Zachary VanDenBosch, Lewiston-Porter Alto Saxophone William Schrantz, Fredonia Katelyn Sciolino, Frontier Matthew Shaw, West Seneca Michaela Reed, Frontier Alex Battershell, Hamburg Kristen Atkinson, Grand Island Tenor Saxophone Ben Szymanski, Frontier Lydia Lukomski, Portville Jonathan Stallone, Orchard Park Colin Lynch, Kenmore-Tonawanda Baritone Saxophone Emily Nobumoto, Grand Island Brianna Brewer, Royalton-Hartland Carleen Christner, Frontier Thomas Efthemis, Niagara Wheatfield Trumpet Daniela Casado, Falconer Sydney Deppas, Jamestown Katelynn Frawley, Depew Clark Mazzio, Amherst Jacob Spencer, Grand Island Jared Himes, Lake Shore Emelie Matthies, Lockport Lauren Smith, Lancaster Lucas Lassinger, Jamestown Brian Piccolo, Niagara Wheatfield Owen McCoy, Williamsville Matthew Ciminelli, Sweet Home Jayden Bang, Williamsville Daniel Brior, Williamsville Brandon Katta, Dunkirk French Horn Hannah Boothe, Silver Creek Amelia Dolce, Jamestown Connor Judkiewicz, St Francis HS Mary Schick, Amherst Marissa Gribbin, Amherst Victoria Cortes, Dunkirk

Beatrice Bacon, Royalton-Hartland Isaac Newman, Williamsville Charlotte Buechi, West Seneca Phoebe Stucke, East Aurora Trombone Jalen Baron, Amherst Martin Maxwell, Lancaster Mackenzie Abbey, Jamestown Nick Hutson, Williamsville Skakal Matthew, Lancaster Andrew Thompson, Grand Island Benjamin Bagley, Orchard Park Marc Cook, Williamsville Hannah Prince, Nichols Bass Trombone Anthony Scalzo, Niagara Wheatfield Euphonium Matthew Leon, Jamestown Jared Yaggie, Southwestern Devin Vogel, Grand Island Cameron Lydell, Jamestown Adam Wray, Portville Tuba Alexander Bianchi, Eden Leander Ruhl, Williamsville Cameron Seib, Newfane James Rico, Williamsville Beth Kropf, Newfane String Bass Nicholas Ceccarelli, Frontier Piano Matthew Myers, Jamestown Mallets Reilly Broulliard, Mt. St. Mary Academy

Benjamin Hellert, Lake Shore Percussion Joey Dubill, Hamburg Nick Stanford, Williamsville Kyle Michaels, Kenmore-Tonawanda Timpani Alyssa Dzik, Lancaster

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Symphony Orchestra

Piccolo Alexandria Biondo, Orchard Park Flute Claire Butler, Kenmore-Tonawanda Alexander Hamilton, Alden Oboe Julia Behar, Williamsville Katherine Williams, Alden Bassoon Katherine Kovacs, Grand Island Kaitlyn Stachowiak, Akron Bb Clarinet Brianna Linhardt, Iroquois Rebecca Meyer, Williamsville Paige Stafford, Jamestown Trumpet Sarah Andres, Lewiston-Porter Jonathan Fomenko, Williamsville Maxwell VeRost, Grand Island French Horn William Anderson, Frontier Lindsey Lovern, Fredonia Madeline Vail, Lake Shore Adam Ziccardi, Orchard Park Trombone Benjamin Bacon, Royalton-Hartland Jared Murray, Niagara Wheatfield Bass Trombone Jordan Conte, Williasmville Tuba Connor Swaenepoel, Frontier Mallets Ryan Dzik, Lancaster Percussion Mason Muffoletto, Williasmville Patrick Sheelar, Royalton-Hartland TJ Stroth, Williamsville Timpani Sofia Carbonara, Amherst

Violin I Wren Andrews, East Aurora Eunsu Choi, Nardin Academy Sonia Chung, Nardin Academy Marissa Folts, Springville-Griffith Dabin Han, Buffalo Seminary Caroline Horvatits, East Aurora Sarah Internicola, Williamsville Nora Marris, Amherst Lena Pasqualetti, Orchard Park Chase Roalsvig, Clarence Ariel Slopka, West Seneca Emma Switzer, Clarence Zach Toner, Williamsville Bailey Valint, Kenmore-Tonawanda Holly Zimmerman, Eden Violin II Jake Bugiera, Amherst Ananya Chakravarti, Williamsville Deana Chan, Williamsville Sean Chan-Lam, Clarence Meaghan Doyle, Hamburg Joseph Dugan, Amherst Sophia Henderson, Buffalo Public Yuna Heo, Williamsville Morris Lee, Williamsville Richard Li, Buffalo Public Tyler Nadrich, Williamsville Leanne Paddock, Amherst Kerri Peterson, Clarence Brian Tusznio, Lancaster Margaret Ziccardi, Orchard Park Viola Nina Brocculeri, Kenmore-Tonawanda Alexis Browning, Eden Emily Cecala, Frontier Nicole Haseley, Orchard Park Noah Luthart, West Seneca Karly Masters, Buffalo Public Jonathan Maybray, Springville-Griffith Shubhangi Mehra, Williamsville Julia Morreale, Hamburg Angelina Parrizzi, Sweet Home Jillian Ribakove, Williamsville Mackenzie Rogers, Lewiston-Porter Sophia Wang, Williamsville

Cello Rebecca Albrecht, Royalton-Hartland Drew Ashbery, Frontier Evan Bender, Grand Island Jennie Davis, Williamsville Allie Dotegowski, Hamburg Jessica Jonczyk, Frontier Dylan Kim, Williamsville Jonathan Kim, Williamsville Amelia Knopf, Clarence Talia Mekinulov, Amherst Lucas Sepe, Williamsville Sarah Troeller, Clarence String Bass Samantha Koch, Royalton-Hartland Megan Nowak, Williamsville Dylan Schiffhauer, Iroquois Sydney Stradtman, West Seneca Connor Vincent, Williamsville Mike Zogaib, Hamburg Matthew Myers, Jamestown Harp Emmeline Drake, Williamsville Piano Matthew Myers, Jamestown

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Congratulations to all of the Zone 1 Conference All-State students!

Alden Alexander Hamilton, Flute - Symphonic Band Emma Retzlaff, Bass Clarinet - Alternate Katherine Williams, Oboe - Alternate Allegany-Limestone Jenna Kellogg, Soprano I - Mixed Chorus Rajiv Thandla, Bass I, Mixed Chorus Amherst Sofia Carbonara, Snare Drum - Alternate Sofia Carbonara, Timpani - Wind Ensemble Jimmy Featherstone, Tenor II - Alternate Benjamin Fertig, Bass I - Mixed Chorus Matthew Incontro, Alto Saxophone - Symphonic Band Matthew Incontro, Jazz Alto Sax - Jazz Ensmble Kristine Terranova, Flute - Alternate Barker Joshua Richbart, Tenor I - Mixed Chorus Buffalo Christopher Gandy, Vocal Jazz Tenor - Alternate Carly Masters, Viola - Symphony Orchestra Christian Central Academy Jonathan Ziegler, Jazz Drum Set - Alternate Clarence Erika Dentinger, Tuba - Alternate Lauren Eicher, Alto Saxophone - Symphonic Band Grace Garas, Soprano I - Mixed Chorus Kristen Grajek, Alto I, Women’s Chorus Alice Kreher, Eb Clarinet - Symphonic Band Alice Kreher, Bb Clarinet - Wind Ensemble Kristin Sickau, Flute - Alternate Sarah Troeller, Cello - Alternate Jarod Yap, Violin - String Orchestra East Aurora Lily Eager, Alto II - Women’s Chorus Christophe Koenig, Violin - Symphony Orchestra Eden Alexander Bianchi, Tuba - Symphony Orchestra

Falconer Daniela Casado, Trumpet - Symphony Orchestra Fredonia Matthew Burr, Tenor II - Mixed Chorus Lindsey Lovern, French Horn - Alternate Graciela Rey, Alto I - Women’s Chorus William Schrantz, Alto Saxophone - Alternate Frontier Katelyn Adams, String Bass - String Orchestra William Anderson, French Horn - Alternate Connor Swaenepoel, Tuba - Symphonic Band Ben Szymanski, Tenor Saxophone - Symphonic Band Grand Island Jill Anderson, Soprano II - Mixed Chorus Katherine Kovacs, Bassoon - Symphonic Band Stephen Parisi, String Bass - Wind Ensemble Stephen Parisi, Jazz String Bass - Alternate Cassie Shickluna, Flute - Alternate Marie Tomasula, Flute - Wind Ensemble Maxwell VeRost, Trumpet - Wind Ensemble Devin Vogel, Bass II - Alternate Hamburg Mary Aroune, Soprano I, Women’s Chorus Augie Bates, Bass I - Alternate Augie Bates, Jazz Tenor Saxophone - Alternate Alex Battershell, Jazz Alto Saxophone - Alternate Alex Battershell, Tenor II - Mixed Chorus Joey Dubill, Snare Drum - Symphony Orchestra Karlie Gambino, Alto I - Alternate Patrick McGowan, Jazz Trombone - Alternate Michael Zogaib, String Bass - String Orchestra Michael Zogaib, Jazz String Bass - Alternate Michael Zogaib, Tenor I - Mixed Chorus Iroquois Lydia Leyle, Soprano II - Alternate James Garvey, Cello - Alternate William Jenney, Jazz Guitar - Alternate Joshua Jensen, Tenor I - Mixed Chorus Brianna Linhardt, Bb Clarinet - Symphonic Band

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Jamestown Sonia Angeli, Alto I - Alternate Sydney Deppas, Trumpet - Symphonic Band Amelia Dolce, French Horn - Symphonic Band Cameron Hurst, Tenor I - Mixed Chorus Matthew Leon, Euphonium - Symphonic Band Ben Russo, Trombone - Alternate Paige Stafford, Bb Clarinet - Symphonic Band Kenmore-Tonawanda Claire Butler, Flute - Symphonic Band Natalie Elwood, Soprano II - Women’s Chorus Zachary Jurewicz, Jazz Drum Set - Alternate Kyle Michaels, Jazz Drum Set - Alternate Kyle Michaels, Snare Drum - Alternate Bailey Valint, Violin - Alternate Matthew White, Bass Clarinet - Alternate Lancaster Haley Brunstad, Soprano I - Alternate Alyssa Dzik, Mallets - Alternate Alyssa Dzik, Snare Drum - Alternate Alyssa Dzik, Timpani - Symphonic Band Alyssa Dzik, Jazz Vibraphone - Alternate Kelly Feuerstein, Soprano I - Alternate Michael Goss, French Horn - Symphony Orchestra Michael Goss, Jazz Piano - Alternate Zach Paquette, Jazz Guitar - Alternate David Peita, French Horn - Symphony Orchestra David Peita, Bass I - Alternate Lewiston-Porter Thomas Blakelock, Violin - Alternate Alyssa Diez, Alto I - Women’s Chorus Abbey McClemont, Alto II - Mixed Chorus Loren Milne, Violin - Symphony Orchestra Lockport Owen Monteferrante, Vocal Jazz Tenor - Alternate Brooke Sanford, Vocal Jazz Soprano - Alternate Brooke Sanford, Soprano II - Mixed Chorus Mount St. Mary Academy Hannah Skoney, Flute - Alternate

Nardin Academy Eunsu Choi, Violin - Symphony Orchestra Madeline Rasmusson, Soprano II - Women’s Chorus Magdeline Vasatka, Alto I - Women’s Chorus Niagara Wheatfield William Gerst, Bass II - Mixed Chorus Nichols School Spencer Maranto, Violin - Alternate North Collins Amelia Wroblewski, Bb Clarinet - Symphonic Band Olean Hannah Stayer, Soprano I - Women’s Chorus Maegan Windus, Alto I - Mixed Chorus Orchard Park Vincent Agro, Tenor II - Mixed Chorus Elizabeth Crinzi, Soprano II, Mixed Chorus Kaden Culp, Violin - Symphony Orchestra Michael Gossel, Alto Saxophone - Alternate Michael Gossel, Jazz Alto Sax - Alternate Benjamin Jankowski, Bari Saxophone - Symphonic Band

Benjamin Jankowski, Jazz Bari Sax - Alternate Adam Ziccardi, French Horn - Symphonic Band Panama Patrick Yuchnitz, Bass I - Mixed Chorus Portville Melina Bossert, Alto II - Mixed Chorus Royalton-Hartland Benjamin Bacon, Trombone - Wind Ensemble Salamanca Kayla Kovacs, Soprano I - Alternate Silver Creek Hannah Boothe, French Horn - Symphony Orchestra St. Francis Christian Prechtl, Mallets - Alternate

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Starpoint Dawson Horey - Bari Saxophone - Symphonic Band Dawson Horey - Jazz Alto Sax - Alternate Dawson Horey - Jazz Tenor Sax - Alternate Dawson Horey Jazz Bari Sax - Alternate Tyler Juk, Tenor I - Alternate Julia Stevens, Soprano II - Alternate Sweet Home Gina Lunetta, Soprano II - Women’s Chorus Anthony Musso, Bass I - Mixed Chorus West Seneca Allison Collura, Vocal Jazz Alto - Vocal Jazz Ensemble Ben Makosy, Vocal Jazz Bass - Vocal Jazz Ensemble Ben Makosy, Bass II - Mixed Chorus Nathan Roberts, Vocal Jazz Bass - Alternate Ariel Slopka, Violin - Symphony Orchestra Tyler Smith, Vocal Jazz Tenor - Vocal Jazz Ensemble Tyler Smith, Tenor II - Mixed Chorus Westfield Alaina Cockram, Alto II - Mixed Chorus Williamsville Robert Adkins, Viola - Symphony Orchestra Mason Cool, Trombone - Symphonic Band Michael D’Arrigo, Cello - Symphony Orchestra Jennie Davis, Cello - Alternate Delsia Delvalle, Alto II - Women’s Chorus Madeline Ferguson, Bb Clarinet - Symphony Orchestra

Rickardo Folkes, Jazz Tenor Sax - Alternate Jonathan Fomenko, Trumpet - Symphonic Band Julianna Gaglione, Viola - Symphony Orchestra Elliott Gengo, Bass Trombone - Wind Ensemble Elliott Gengo, Jazz Bass Trombone - Jazz Ensemble Cassandra Girzone, Soprano I - Alternate Alexandrea Hammonds, Vocal Jazz Alto - Alternate Claire Kim, Viola - String Orchestra Jonathan Kim, Cello - Symphony Orchestra Rebecca Meyer, Bb Clarinet - Wind Ensemble Michal Muzyk, French Horn - Wind Ensemble Tori Patti, Bb Clarinet - Alternate Miranda Roberson, Flute - Alternate Nicholas Rutland, Tenor II - Mixed Chorus Annamaria Sauer, Violin - String Orchestra Ian Shaw, French Horn - Alternate Katherine Sheets, Oboe - Symphony Orchestra Sabrina Shih, Cello - Alternate Emily Taylor, Soprano I - Women’s Chorus Caroline Wang, Cello - Symphony Orchestra Peter Zeng, Violin - String Orchestra Laura Zu, Violin - Symphony Orchestra Wilson Evan Keefer, Tenor 1 - Mixed Chorus

A special congratulations to all students from Zone 1 who were selected for the National Honors

Ensembles October 28 in Nashville!

Akron Kaitlyn Stachowiak, Bassoon - Symphony Orchestra Eden Lauren Henning, Bassoon - Concert Band

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Please silence all cellular phones. Turn off all portable games and music players. We respectfully request that audience members refrain

from texting during the performance.

Restrooms are located in the back of the hall on the lower level.

Both concerts are being professionally recorded in compliance with copyright laws. Copies can be pre-ordered in the lobby. NYSSMA

Regulations and Copyright Laws prohibit the private use of video or audio recording equipment during the concert.

No flash photography is permitted while an ensemble is performing. A f lash should never be used in a darkened auditorium. Ensembles

will be held on stage at the conclusion of their performance for photographs, and you are welcome to move about the auditorium to

take pictures at that time.

If you must leave the concert hall, please move during applause or stage changes so as not to disturb the performance, other members of

the audience, or the professional recording.

After the concert, please exit the concert hall through the main lobby or designated exit doors. Please do not exit through back stage areas.

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Participating School Districts & Teachers 2015 NYSSMA ZONE ONE SENIOR HIGH AREA ALL-STATE

Akron Mark Flynn Alden William Larrabee Allegany-Limestone Jessica Budzynski Amherst Craig Incontro Matt Pendrak Justin Pomietlarz Archbishop Walsh Academy Melissa Harrison Barker Drew Burke Jeffrey Rappold Bemus Point Julie Cotter Buffalo Eve Roushey Buffalo Seminary Roland Martin Chautauqua Lake Jennifer Davis Cheektowaga John Mowers Christian Central Academy Melody Shipley Clarence Douglas Shaw Cleveland Hill Nicole Jeswald

Clymer Daland Perry Depew George Kroetsch Dunkirk Jenniene Scarem Jeannine VanWey East Aurora Paul Blackwell Alissa Nanna Iorio Paula O’Connor Eden Daniel Polino Sarah Roberts Jennifer Tylock Ellicottville Patricia Waldron Crystal Wilder Falconer Jeffrey Camp Forestville Jeffrey Geblein Amy Gier Franklinville Joy Burch Fredonia Andrew Bennett April Hartung Colleen Vanderzyden Frewsburg Alicia Laska Jennifer Sears

Frontier Mary Kay Ortolano Richard Riederer Louis Shafer Michael Shaw Cristina Voto Grand Island Martin Allen Matthew Ells Jennifer Mernitz Hamburg Larry Dubill Nathan Keagle Sandra Sweeley Holland Todd Suckow Iroquois John Iocco William Staebell Jamestown Katherine Derrenbacher Norman Lydell Meghan Murray Kenmore-Tonawanda Phil Aguglia Kenneth Belote Karin Fryer Jill Neuhaus Elizabeth Odrobina Lackawanna Erin Holmes Lake Shore Eric Blodgett Brittany Nichols

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Participating School Districts & Teachers 2015 NYSSMA ZONE ONE SENIOR HIGH AREA ALL-STATE

Lancaster Richard Goss Gary Lee Lynne Ruda Lewiston-Porter Amanda Burdick James Burritt Kevin Duncan Lockport Paul Allison Robert Pacillo Mount St. Mary Academy John Hathaway Nardin Academy Lucyanne Georger Caitlin Snyder Newfane Chris Hart Phillip Quinn Niagara Falls Linda Werder Niagara-Wheatfield Christine Riederer Chris Peracciny Nichols School Timothy Schwartz Tim Socha North Collins Ruth Davis North Tonawanda Michael Denny Dean Vallas

Olean Jennifer Rhody Rintaro Wada Orchard Park Donald Carducci Alexander Safford Maria Szczepanik Panama Stephen Swanson Pioneer Elwyn Roll Portville Jesse Archer Katey Archer Randolph Colleen Hood Royalton-Hartland Gerald Bacon Paul Monaco Carolyn Unitas Roos Sacred Heart Academy Riley Stepnick Salamanca Joy Wilber Silver Creek Shannon Connors Michael Wieloszynski

Southwestern Sue Huther Jamie Sigler Springville-Griffith Institute Julie Clark Noeson Joseph Gervase Scott Roudebush St. Francis Craig Fattey Starpoint Roger Van Dette Michael Volpe Sweet Home Lori DePoint James Marone Cory Morrow West Seneca John Blickwedehl Charlene Brooks Keith Ersing Nora Murnane-Robertson Scott O’Dell Williamsville Joe Buckle Michael Conte Matthew Cool Jo Lynn DeGolia Catherine Ludwig Wayne Moose Elizabeth Nowak Brett Ransom Maureen Reilly Wilson Claudia Andres

Acknowledgements

NYSSMA Officers Dr. David Gaines, President

Dr. Steven E. Schopp, Executive Administrator Richard Lundquist, Zone One Representative

SUNY Fredonia School of Music Dr. Melvin P. Unger , Director

Dr. Katherine Levy, Music Education Chair Dr. Vernon Huff, Music Education and Volunteer Coordinator

Jennifer Darrell-Sterbak, Community Relations Assistant Marc Levy, Director of Facility Operations and Special Events

Dr. Karolyn Stonefelt, Percussion Katie Thies, FSA Special Programs Manager

Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center

Jefferson Westwood, Director Patrick L. Rocheleau, Assistant Director – Audience Services

Eric Hadley, Operations Manager Alison Barry, Ticketing Manager

Festival Coordination

Kevin Duncan, Festival Chair, Lewiston-Porter Jenniene Scarem, Band Chair, Dunkirk

Karin Fryer, String Orchestra Co-Chair, Kenmore-Tonawanda Stephanie Cartwright, String Orchestra Chair, Kenmore-Tonawanda

Gail Bauser, Symphony Orchestra Chair, Kenmore-Tonawanda John Hasselback, Jazz Chair, West Seneca

Sue Huther, Women’s Chorus Chair, Southwestern Dean Vallas, Mixed Chorus Chair, North Tonawanda

Mike Murphy, Sound Engineer, Forestville

Special Thanks

All of the string teachers and string volunteers for assistance with seating auditions

Fredonia undergraduate student volunteers and assistants

Bonnie Krupper, Lewiston-Porter District Media Specialist

Family, friends, and guests of our student musicians for their endless support of the musical arts in our schools

The information in this program is accurate to the best of our abilities as of October 31st. All rosters have been checked and verified by participating teachers.

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