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In this Issue:Division Conferences Review.................... 3

News and Information ................................ 5

Programs, State by State ........................... 8

Business.................................................... 21

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CBDNA 2005 National Conference“A Celebration of the Contemporary Wind Band”

New York City —February 24-27

Dear Colleagues and Friends:

I hope that this fi nds each of you moving toward a well-deserved summer break! Is it just me, or does it seem that every year is busier than the previous?!? In any case, let’s enjoy the opportunity that summer provides to relax, “re-charge,” and grow.

This brief note includes an update on important CBDNA news and a few early-summer musings about our fi eld. As has been the instance with my previous notes for this column, these refl ections are offered with the hope that they might stimulate both thought and dialogue about our collective present and future. By now, it is undoubtedly apparent to you that I believe a dialectic organization is a healthy organization! To all that have taken time to respond to my previous columns, exchanging ideas with other colleagues and with me, I say, “thank you.” First, the news…

Doug Stotter, editor of the Report, has agreed to succeed Pat Hoy as national treasurer of CBDNA. For those who were unable to attend our meeting at Midwest, Pat is stepping down, due to her duties at the University of Memphis. All of us owe Pat an enormous “thanks” for her outstanding contributions to our organization. This summer, the responsibilities of treasurer will gradually be shifted from Pat to Doug. Additionally, a new editor of the Report will be Report will be Reportappointed and will assume editorial duties this fall.

Stuart Sims has agreed to oversee re-construction of the CBDNA website. Hoffman ITS will continue to provide web service to our organization. Together, Stuart and I are working to identify web-savvy members willing to help manage various content areas that will be a vital part of the site in near future. Incidentally, if you are not already using the listserv option (found in the directory area of the website), please take time this summer to sign up and try it out. Exchanging ideas with colleagues interested in the same areas of our profession that you feel passionately about has never been easier!

Plans for the next national conference, “A Celebration of the Contemporary Wind Band” (New York City, February 24-27, 2005), are moving forward. Later this summer, you will receive an e-mail from me outlining the sessions and concerts that will take place during the four days in New York, hotel information, etc. In keeping with the aforementioned theme, conference concerts will include an array of wind band masterworks and newly commissioned works. In addition to the previously announced ensembles that will perform in Carnegie Hall—wind bands from the Eastman School, the New England Conservatory, the University of Michigan, the University

of Southern California, and the University of Texas—the perfor-mance committee recently selected four additional ensembles for afternoon concerts. Congratulations to: the Ithaca College Wind En-semble, Steve Peterson; the Rutgers Wind Ensemble, William Berz; the Texas A & M University at Commerce Wind Ensemble, Brad Kent; and the University of Louisville Wind Ensemble, Fred Speck. Conference research sessions will encompass band history (with a special emphasis on bands and composers in and around New York City), analysis of masterworks, discovery of repertoire from other continents, and music education. Finally, a number of presentations and dialogues—featuring several prominent thinkers/writers on the arts, the brain, music, music education, athletic bands, engaging our communities, and more—will undoubtedly give us much to talk about and many wonderful ideas to take home! If you’ve not already made note of this conference in your books, INK IT IN, because this is one celebration you won’t want to miss!!

Summer is a wonderful season for refl ection of all kinds, includ-ing contemplation about what we do as musicians and teachers. Such pondering is crucial to us if we wish to deepen as individu-als and artists. Fortunately, we live and work in a vibrant (though sometimes perilous) time for both education and the arts. Because we serve as mentors for many of the music fi eld’s future performers and teachers, it behooves us to keep up with and take an active role in the ongoing dialogue about the arts and education in our country. As the old cliché, attributed Heraclitus (540-480 BC), aptly states, “nothing endures but change.” Hereafter is food for thought, mostly cultivated from the recent writing of several scholars.

2 - FROM the PODIUM Summer '04

Submissions to the ReportSend all materials to:Douglas Stotter, editorCBDNA ReportDepartment of BandsMerrill HallIndiana UniversityBloomington, IN 47405

Submission deadlines:•October 1 for the Fall issue•March 1 for the Spring issue•June 1 for the Summer issue

Format preferences:•1st: send an email mes sage to [email protected]•2nd: Disk (MAC or PC)•3rd: hard copies

For programs:Please include your STATE and DATE OF PER FOR -

MANCE in all sub mis sions.The CBDNA Executive Board and the ed i tor en cour age pro-

gram sub mis sions for specifi c concerts in performance or der rath er than repertoire lists for se mes ters, tours, or school years. Many CBDNA mem bers are as interested in how their fel low mem bers program as they are in what they program.

Please note: When sending email or com put er disk, do not use tabs, lead er char ac ters, boldface, italics, cen ter ing, jus ti -fi ca tion, or other for mat ting. Sub mis sions will be formatted prior to pub li ca tion.

In The Blank Slate, Steven Pinker argues that “The dominant theories of elite art and criticism in the twentieth century grew out of a militant denial of human nature.” Further, he suggests that the new movements in the arts “combine high and low culture” and include “classically trained musicians who mix classical and popular compositions….” Finally, Pinker proposes that “Ultimately what draws us to a work of art is not just the sensory experience of the medium but its emotional content and insight into the human condition.”

Richard Florida, author of The Rise of the Creative Class, notes that “the Creative Class [a group he defi nes as encompassing ap-proximately 42% of the country’s work force] lifestyle comes down to a passionate quest for experience. And the kinds of expe-riences they crave refl ect and reinforce their identities as creative people…they favor active, participatory recreation over passive spectator sports. They like indigenous street-level culture…where it is hard to draw the line between participant and observer….” Florida goes on to suggest that “Experiences are replacing goods and services because they stimulate our creative faculties and en-hance our creative capacities.”

In The Disciplined Mind, Howard Gardner writes, “Looking The Disciplined Mind, Howard Gardner writes, “Looking The Disciplined Mindbackward across time, and looking with 360-degree perspective, across wide spaces, we can discern important universal aims of education: transmission of values, modeling of roles, mastery of notation and disciplines. The identifi cation of these aims is impor-tant; it is foolish to disregard them as we look ahead to new times and new worlds. However, it is equally myopic to ignore the many enormous changes that are already patent in the world and that will unquestionably affect education and schooling in years to come.” Gardner goes on to note that the forces that have altered and will continue to change education include technological and scientifi c breakthroughs, political trends, economic forces, and the shifting cartography of knowledge (e.g., the rapidity with which informa-tion is disseminated world wide).

Many, including Gardner, Dan Greenberg, and John Taylor Gatto, point out that in order to meet the needs of society in this century, it is essential that education cultivate fl exibility and creativity, pro-mote individual responsibility, and develop communication skills through an emphasis on individualized instruction. Gardner argues that the goals of a comprehensive education should include an in-depth study of virtues: truth, beauty, and good. In speaking about consciousness, Diane Ackerman, author of An Alchemy of the Mind, An Alchemy of the Mind, An Alchemy of the Mindreminds all that “We need the revelations of neuroscience, but also those of psychology, philosophy, and the arts, which have much to teach us about the subjective experience our brain produces.”

It is interesting to consider the implications of the above with regard to the wind band fi eld. What standards do we use to defi ne our great literature? Do we teach for depth? Can we present our music in ways that are likely to engage “creative class” listeners, thereby developing new audiences? Or, given society’s growing penchant for “an experiential lifestyle,” should our focus be on involvement, rather than on audiences? How can a course in band help address the educational needs of tomorrow’s students? Can we individualize instruction and cultivate creative thinking in an ensemble setting? What constitutes a musically educated person?

I invite each of you to mull these issues over as you sit on your deck, fl oat along in your sailboat, and travel the highways. Then, we MUST genuinely engage one another in these and other salient issues! If the wind band is to secure a place in tomorrow’s musical landscape, our discussions about our place in education and the arts must be vigorous and continuous and our conclusions well-founded. In my view, CBDNA’s leadership, both as an organization and through its individual members, is more critical than ever.

With Much Regard,

Gary

Summer '04 DIVISIONAL CONFERENCES - 3Western/Northwestern Divisions ConferenceMarch 24-27, 2004University of Nevada, Reno

Clinics and Presentations

Quality Music Without Excessive Technical DemandsUniversity of Nevada Symphonic Band,R. Alan Sullivan, conductor

The Commission: Danzante—Eric EwazenThe Commission: Danzante—Eric EwazenThe Commission: Danzante—

Meet the Composer—Eric EwazenMeet the Composer—Eric EwazenMeet the Composer—

Fueling the Repertoire Fire—Jim CochranFueling the Repertoire Fire—Jim CochranFueling the Repertoire Fire—

Masterclasses —Alan Vizzutti Masterclasses —Alan Vizzutti Masterclasses — and Blair Bollinger

Concerts

Weber State University Wind EnsembleThomas Root, conductor

Carnival Overture.................................................. Dvorak/SteigerHill Song No. 2 ................................................................GraingerSuite: To These Unmeasured Mountains ............................... RootLads of Wamphrey ...........................................................GraingerThe Promise of Living ..................................................... CoplandFantasia on the Thanksgiving Hymn ..................................... Root

Boise State University Symphonic WindsMarcellus Brown, conductor

Ritual Dances ............................................................... OkpebholoArmenian Dances, Part I ........................................................Reed

Harry Begian, conductorSapphire Concerto....................................................... McMichael

Lynn Klock, alto saxophoneSymphony in E-fl at .........................................................Mahoney

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Wind Ensemble

William Johnson, conductorJ.S. Dances .....................................................................GranthamFantasy for Cello and Wind Ensemble..................................HidasBacchanal............................................................................. RudinMolly on the Shore...........................................................GraingerIn a Cause Called "Glorious" ............................................. Melillo

Musical Associations of California Community Colleges Honor Band

Stuart Simms, guest conductorKonigsmarsch .................................................................... StraussPrelude in a Dorian Mode ................................................GraingerFive Miniatures ................................................................... TurinaThe Alcotts .............................................................................. IvesThe Pathfi nder of Panama.................................................... Sousa

San Jose State University Wind EnsembleEdward Harris, conductor

Fanfare: Sinfonia..................................................................StampThe echo never fades ...................................................GillinghamPercussion Concerto.................................................... SchwantnerCircular Marches...............................................................Welcher

California State University Fullerton Wind EnsembleMitch Fennell, conductor

Millenium Cannons................................................................. PutsMinstrels of the Kells........................................................WelcherBlack Dog .....................................................................McAllisterO Magnum Mysterium...................................................LauridsenBells for Stokowski....................................................... Daugherty

Idaho State University Wind EnsemblePatrick Brooks, conductor

Proclamations..................................................................... GeorgeConcerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble .............................BealPacem.................................................................................. SpittalColors and Contours .......................................................... BassettAthletic Festival March..................................................Prokofi eff

University of Nevada Wind EnsembleA. G. McGrannahan, conductor

A Western Fanfare............................................................. EwazenCeltic Hymns and Dances ................................................ EwazenA Hymn for the Lost and the Living ................................ EwazenConcerto for Bass Trombone ........................................... EwazenFlight ................................................................................ Ewazen

California State University, Fresno Wind EnsembleLawrence Sutherland, conductor

Symphonia sacre…In Darkness Shine................................. WilbyConcerto 1945...................................................................... WilbyPaganini Variations .............................................................. Wilby

University of Utah Wind SymphonyScott Hagen, conductor

Ride ....................................................................................... HazoLaboring Songs .................................................................WelcherConcerto for Trombone and Band.......................................TicheliBattle Musings ................................................................. WolkingAve Maria.............................................................................. BieblFinale from Symphony No. 5................................... Shostakovich

University of Hawaii Wind EnsembleGrant Okamura, conductor

Bugs ..................................................................................... CichyWait of the World ............................................................... MelilloOctober............................................................................ WhitacreAwayday.................................................................................GorbIn the Springtime, At the Time When Kings Go Off to War.......... ................................................................................ Holsinger

Intercollegiate BandGary Hill, conductor

Selections from the Danserye ............................................. SusatoEmblems .......................................................................... CoplandDanzante ........................................................................... Ewazen

4 - DIVISIONAL CONFERENCES Summer '04Southern Division ConferenceEmory UniversityAtlanta, Georgia

Emory University Wind EnsembleScott Stewart, conductor

Joyful Overture .......................................................................FeldRise ..................................................................................... BryantMolly on the Shore...........................................................GraingerCourage and Compassion ................................................. BonneyExcursions.....................................................................BroughtonRedline Tango ................................................................... Mackey

**world premiere**

Eastern Kentucky University Symphonic BandJoseph Allison, conductor

Symphony No. 3 ................................................................ SnoeckFour Haiku ...............................................................................HillSonata for Trombone.......................................................... CrosbyBayou Breakdown..............................................................KarrickSymphony for the Millennium.............................................. Forte

Furman Wind EnsembleLeslie Hicken, conductor

Whirr, Whirr, Whirr .........................................................HultgrenLads of Wamphrey ...........................................................Grainger

Jay Bocook, guest conductorExcursions.....................................................................BroughtonFantasies on a Theme by Haydn ................................... Dello JoioEquus............................................................................... WhitacreMarch, Op. 99 ................................................................ Prokofi ev

Southeastern Louisiana University Wind SymphonyGlen Hemberger, conductor

Kirkpatrick Fanfare............................................................BoysenCanzona............................................................................. MenninSpoon River .....................................................................GraingerUm Mitternacht.................................................................. MahlerConcertino for Horn and Wind Symnphony ..........................PriorSerenade Romantic ..............................................................TurrinBlue Shades.........................................................................TicheliClowns ................................................................................ Parker

University of Georgia Wind SymphonyF. David Romines and John N. Culvahouse, conductors

Danza de los Duendes.....................................................GalbraithGlacier...............................................................................WelcherEscapade ..............................................................................StampBelkis, Regina di Saba ....................................... Respighi/Kimura

Florida International University Wind EnsembleRoby George, conductor

M. Gregory Martin, assistant conductorOverture, Op. 42 ............................................................ Prokofi evEmblems .......................................................................... CoplandOiseaux Exotiques ..........................................................MessiaenO Magnum Mysterium...................................Lauridsen/ReynoldsThree City Blocks ........................................................... Harbison

Georgia State University Symphonic Wind EnsembleRobert J. Ambrose, conductor

La Peri Fanfare.....................................................................DukasMasque..............................................................................HeskethOld Home Days....................................................................... IvesSleep................................................................................ WhitacreSymphony No. 3 ...................................................... KozhevnikovSlava! ..............................................................................Bernstein

University of North Carolina Wind EnsembleMichael Votta, conductor

Jeffrey Fuchs, guest conductorIntrada ..................................................................................HenryMobile Music .........................................................................KussFanfare Ritmico .................................................................HigdonNo Exit ............................................................................ GlassockO Magnum Mysterium...................................Lauridsen/ReynoldsDionysiaques..................................................................... Schmitt

Western Kentucky University Wind EnsembleJohn Carmichael, conductor

Jeffrey Steiner, associate conductorMasquerade Overture.........................................................NielsenConcerto for Alto Saxophone (IV)................................. MaslankaGumsucker’s March.........................................................GraingerMinstrels of the Kells (I)...................................................WelcherSymphony No. 2 .................................................................Ticheli

Southern Division Intercollegiate BandJames Croft, conductor

In Wartime.....................................................................del TrediciColonial Song ..................................................................GraingerApollo Unleashed from Symphony No. 2...........................Ticheli

Summer '04 NEWS - 5NEWS

After a quarter of a century as Lawrence University's Director of Bands, Robert Levy conducted his fi nal concert on Sat-urday, May 15th at Lawrence University in Wisconsin. The program featured four premiere performances of works including new symphonies by both Lawrence alumni John Harmon ‘57, (For Love of the GameJohn Harmon ‘57, (For Love of the GameJohn Harmon ‘57, ( ) and Marty Robinson ‘87, current student Jonathan Roberts Blessing, and UW-Ste-vens Point composition professor Charles Rochester Young titled Songs Without Words. This latter work was jointly com-missioned by twelve colleges and univer-sities in Wisconsin. John Harmon’s work was conceived especially for Professor Levy’s last concert.

Levy plans to remain in the area “at least for awhile” so he says. His future plans include devoting extensive time to composing, guest conducting, touring and recording, and to ultimately make a documentary fi lm on the life of American composer Alec Wilder, something he has pursued over the past three years. He wants CBDNA members to know he is available and interested in being a sabbatical replace-ment should any members wish to take time off from their current positions. He can be reached at [email protected] or by calling 920-757-0852.

John Cody Birdwell has been named Director of Bands at the University of Kentucky. He joins UK after serving as Director of Bands at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.

Gary Schallert has been appointed as Associate Professor of Music and Conduc-tor of the Wind Ensemble at the Belmont University School of Music in Nashville, Tennessee.

A new edition by J. Steven Moore (Colorado State University) of Aegean Festival by Andreas Makris is now avail-Festival by Andreas Makris is now avail-Festivalable for rental through ECS Publishing (www.ecspub.com). The new edition was

prompted by the discovery that the origi-nal transcription for band deleted approxi-mately twenty percent of the composition at the request of the publisher. Since the publication of the transcription, this de-leted material has been largely unknown to wind conductors. The new edition of the band transcription restores the missing measures and attempts to remain faithful to the composer’s intent.

While the current arrangement by Ma-jor Albert Bader has been very successful, hopefully this edition will renew interest in Mr. Makris’s work and stimulate new performances by younger conductors as well as those who are already familiar with the work in its current arrangement. For more information about the life and music of Andreas Makris, contact Steve at [email protected].

In fall, 2003, Lawrence Dale Harperfounded and now directs the new Wind and Percussion Institute at Carroll Col-lege. The mission of the institute is to provide performance experience for all age levels from advanced high school players, through college, to community ensembles, and fi nally to the professional level. Ensembles in the institute include the Youth Wind Orchestra of Wisconsin, the Waukesha Area Symphonic Band, the col-lege Wind Symphony, the Jazz Express, and the professional Wisconsin Wind Orches-tra, which features the college’s applied faculty. Concerts are often given with two or more ensembles presenting works, and sometimes groups are combined together to present major works like David Whitwell’s Sinfonia da Requiem.

The DePaul University Wind Ensemble, Donald DeRoche, conductor has a new recording, entitled, “Forget Me Nots.” It includes: Fanfare for Lafayette (Jacques Casterede), Concertino for Violoncello (Bohuslav Martinu), Divertimento (George Auric), Concerto for Bassoon, Contrabas-soon and Wind Orchestra (Henk Badings), and Symphonietta for Woodwinds (Wilem van Otterloo). It is on Albany Records, TROY 628.

This is the fi fth recording in the DePaul series produced for Albany Records. As with other offerings in the series, it includes seldom heard pieces by signifi cant compos-ers. These are pieces we should not forget, hence the title of the CD. Soloists include Christopher Costanza, cello; Chicago Sym-phony bassoonist, William Buchman; and Lyric Opera contrabassoonist, Lewis Kirk. The recording is available through Shat-tinger Music or via the Albany web site.

CBDNA members Mark Camphouse and Paula Crider served as co-coordina-tors of the 2004 National Band Association Young Composer/Conductor Mentor Proj-ect held in conjunction with the Bands of America Summer Symposium on the cam-pus of Illinois State University, June 20-23. The US Air Force Band of Mid-America served as ensemble-in-residence for the intensive three-day project during which three young conductors selected from a na-tional fi eld collaborated with and conducted rehearsals and a performance of new works by three young composers.

2004 NBA composition mentors working with the young composers individually, in group seminar sessions and in rehearsals were Donald Grantham, Dana Wilson, and Mark Camphouse. Conducting men-tors included Thomas Fraschillo, James Keene, and Frank Wickes. Frederick Fennell served as special guest master teacher of conducting.

The primary mission of the Mentor Proj-ect is to provide intensive, highly personal-ized instruction for gifted young composers and conductors and to bring closer the cre-ative and re-creative realms of music and music-making, thereby promoting greater understanding and more meaningful and mutually benefi cial partnerships between composers and conductors. There are no instructional/tuition fees for student par-ticipants due to all mentors donating their expertise and professional services. Meals and dormitory-style housing arrangements are provided free of charge for young com-poser and conductor participants through the generosity of Bands of America.

On April 25, 2004, The University of

6 - NEWS Summer '04Minnesota, Morris Concert Band under the direction of John Stanley Ross had a special performance which featured three students performing concertos, four student conductors, and two works which incorporated multi-media techniques. These two works were O Magnum Mys-terium by Morten Lauridsen/H. Robert Reynolds and Prophesy of the Earth by David Gillingham. As the UMM Concert Band performed these works, four dancers spontaneously danced to the music, two vi-sual artists spontaneously created paintings evoked from the music and dancers, and the audience participated by writing poems and stories evoked from the music, dancers, and visual artists. After the performances, several audience members stood and read their artistic work. A reception occurred afterward so that everyone could mingle and discuss the art of making art. It was a wonderful success, and plans are being made to collaborate again in the future to create more spontaneous multi-media performances which directly engage the audience.

PREMIERES

On November 6, 2003 the Stetson Uni-versity Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Bobby Adams, performed the world premiere of Sydney Hodkinson’s Monu-mentum Pro Umbris. The performance took place at the SCI Southern Division Conference on the Stetson campus with the composer present.

Dr. Hodkinson provides the following program information:

Monumentum Pro Umbris took shape very gradually as a personal refl ection on you earth’s last decade of wars and large-scale human suffering. The contemplation of great pain and horrendous loss of life leaves one totally benumbed. On at least three other occasions, I have resorted to the medium of large, massed winds and percus-sion to give vent to similar concerns.

Accordingly, much of this music has a dark, meditative, ‘processional’ aspect, perhaps evoking a somewhat Byzantine religious ritual. The muted chorales (in the horns, and later intoned by the clarinets), implacable percussion, and an extensive use of repetition (both of a brass 6-note

motto and ascending woodwind fi gura-tion) all conspire to convey the work’s sombre attitude.

All of the sonic material often obses-sively is generated from a brief fragment of Claudio Monteverdi’s 1608 Lamento D’Arianna: “Lasciate mi morire…” (O, let me now die!). The renaissance master’s quotation is only heard very distantly near the close of the piece.

The score is dedicated to the loving memory of two American composers: Earle Brown (1926-2002) and Ralph Shapey (1921-2002), both of whom took the time and patience in the late 1950's o serve as mentor for a very young Canadian beginner. I am eternally grateful for their generosity. The work was written for the wind ensemble of the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, N.Y. (with whom I had a close relationship, both as performer and conductor), and its new leader, Mark Scatterday, on the occasion of his appointment in July, 2002.

Monumentum Pro Umbris (Memorial for the Departed Spirits) is approximately 20 minutes in duration and is scored for full winds, brass, a large percussion section, with harp and piano. It was conceived in Aspen, Colorado and Bloomington, Indi-ana, during teaching stints there, and the scoring was completed on August 30, 2002 in Ormond-by-the-Sea, Florida.

The Carroll College Wind Symphony commissioned Song of the Skyloom for Chorus, Wind Orchestra, and Actor, by the eminent Dutch composer, Bernard van Beurden. The 35-minute work is based on stories and songs of Native Americans. The actor recites stories between movements as well as during the music. Van Beurden’s unique harmonic language gives voice to native American sounds and religious be-liefs without imitating them. The premiere was given on March 26 on a concert that included Van Beurden’s bassoon concerto played by the Wisconsin Wind Orchestra.

The United States Naval Academy Band, Commander Donald Keller, Leader, pre-miered Symphony for Band (Academymiered Symphony for Band (Academymiered Symphony for Band ( ) by Steven L. Rosenhaus on October 10, 2003 at Alumni Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD; the composer conducted the premiere. The four-movement, 20-minute work was commissioned by the USNA Band in celebration of its 150th anniversary.

While the work is cast in traditional classical forms, the language used in-cludes extended tonality, free atonality, and twelve-tone tonality (a harmonically-based musical system devised by George Perle) in accessible ways that audiences fi nd com-prehensible, interesting, and moving.

For more information on composer/conductor Steven L. Rosenhaus or Sym-phony for Band (Academyphony for Band (Academyphony for Band ( ), please con-tact Music-Print Productions: by e-mail at [email protected]; or by regular mail at Music-Print Productions, P.O. Box 750458, Forest Hills, NY 11375-0458.

The Mercer University Wind Ensemble conducted by Douglas Hill performed the Georgia premiere of Eric Ewazen’s Dan-zante on April 16th at The Grand Opera House in downtown Macon with James Thompson, Professor of Trumpet at the Eastman School of Music as soloist and Eric Ewazen, Professor of Composition at the Juilliard Conservatory of Music in attendance. Both Thompson and Ewazen spent two days at Mercer presenting master classes and lecturing at Mercer’s Depart-ment of Music prior to the concert. Eric Ewazen’s program notes are as follows:

The work is inspired by a dramatic painting by Diego Rivera, entitled Danz-ante which depicts an elderly Aztec dancer with a spectacular, boldly colored feathered headdress. There is a rhythmic energy to the painting—the swirl of the feathers, the focused gestures of the dancer, and the look of intensity on the dancer’s face.

Throughout the concerto the trumpet is front and center—introducing the main me-lodic gestures of the piece and soaring and singing in each of the movements.

The fi rst movement, Colores is dynamic and expressive, with the soloist sounding declamatory lines, and the wind ensemble providing a bouyant and lively accompani-

Summer '04 NEWS - 7ment. The second movement, Recuerdos or “memories” is wistful, elegaic and songlike with plaintive lines and gestures. The fi nal movement Azteca uses compound rhythms and ostinato fi gures to portray the sound world of an ancient Aztec dance. The dance builds in intensity throughout with ever growing energy and excitement.

The Emory Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Scott Stewart, presented three premieres this spring: Redline Tango (grade 6 world premiere commission consortium) by John Mackey (www.ostimusic.com), Rise (grade 4+ world premiere commission) by Steven Bryant (www.stevenbryant.com), and Courage and Compassion (grade 4 Southeastern premiere) by Jim Bonney (www.jimbonney.com). Future commis-sions include works by composers Libby Larsen and Stephen Paulus.

The High Plains Music Camp Faculty Band gave the world premiere of and a time by Jeff Jordan on July 31, 2003 on the campus of Fort Hays State University in Hays, KS. The work was conducted by the composer and is currently in preparation for release by C. Alan Publications. Jordan is the director of bands at Fort Hays State. His composition teachers include James Barnes, John Pozdro, Jack Stamp, Charles Hoag and Paul Rudy.

HIDDEN TREASURESDavid Kish, University of Georgia

Almost lost, but not forgotten!The University of Georgia hosted the

CBDNA Southern Division Meeting in February of 1968. For that conference, Donald I. Moore composed a march which he dedicated “To my colleagues in the College Band Directors National Association.” Our trombone professor, Philip Jameson, attended that conference and remembered the premiere performance by the UGA Concert Band, Roger Dancz conductor. He wondered if we still had a copy. I sifted through our library and dis-covered the manuscript score and parts to the CBD’N’A Concert March.

The march was based on the notes C-B-D-N (noise)-A. The noise, of course, is represented by a cymbal crash. The composer, the late Donald I. Moore, was the director of the Baylor University Band from 1948-1969 and professor in the music school until 1979. The march, published in 1968 by Barnhouse, remains available for purchase from the Barnhouse Archive for $80.00. A Grade 4 difficulty level, CBD’N’A Concert March is approximately three minutes in length.

8 - PROGRAMS Summer '04PLEASE NOTE:Include your STATE and DATE OF PER FOR MANCE in all sub mis sions.

The CBDNA Executive Board and the ed i tor encourage pro gram sub mis sions for specifi c concerts in performance order rather than repertoire lists for se- mes ters, tours, or school years. Many CBDNA members are as in ter est ed in how their fel low mem bers pro gram as they are in what they program.

When sending email or com put er disk, do not use tabs, leader char ac ters, or other for mat ting. Sub mis sions will be for mat ted prior to publication.

address for submissionsDouglas Stotter, editor

CBDNA ReportDepartment of Bands

Merrill HallIndiana University

Bloomington, IN [email protected]

ALASKAUniversity of Alaska Anchorage Wind

EnsembleMark Wolbers, conductor

April 18, 2004Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 .... ElgarFolk Song Suite/Sea Songs .Vaughan WilliamsA Moorside Suite ........................ Holst/WrightAn Original Suite .................................... JacobWater Music, Op. 82 .............................ArnoldCrown Imperial ....................... Walton/Duthoit

ARIZONAUniversity of Arizona Wind Ensemble

Jay C. Rees, interim conductorSeptember 25, 2003

Gateways...................................................AsiaEt Expecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum .......... ...................................................Messiaen

Daniel Asia, guest conductorToccata Marziale ..................VaughanWilliamsParis Sketches ...................................... Ellerby

University of Arizona Symphonic BandCarl Hancock, conductor

Brian T. Wolfe, graduate conductorNovember 5, 2003

Pentland Hills March ............................. HoweAs Summer Was Just Beginning............DaehnDo Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night ........ ................................................. Del BorgoFlourish for Wind Band ..... Vaughan WilliamsVariations on a Korean Folksong......... Chance

University of Arizona Wind EnsembleJay C. Rees, interim conductor

November 25, 2003An Outdoor Overture ......................... CoplandBlessed Are They .............. Brahms/ Buehlman

Bruce Chamberlain, guest conductorJ’ai ete au bal ................................... GranthamTeardrop ................................................... Rees

University of ArizonaSymphonic Bands

Brian T. Wolfe and Allison B. Coyle,graduate conductors

April 7, 2004Blue BandSymphonic Overture .............................. CarterHebrides Suite................................ GrundmanOn A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss....... HolsingerDramatic Essay ..................................WilliamsRed BandFortress..................................................TicheliAlleluia............................................ThompsonArgentum ................................................ MahrVooDoo .............................................. Bukvich

University of Arizona Wind SymphonyJay C. Rees, conductor

April 22, 2004Chester .............................................. SchumanTheater Music .......................................SparkeSonoran Desert Holiday........................NelsonAwakening ...............................................ReedSpartacus ...................................van der Roost

ARKANSASUniversity of Central Arkansas

Wind Ensemble Public Schools TourMarch 17-19, 2004

Sound the Bells ..................................WilliamsOverture to Candide..........................BernsteinRide ..........................................................HazoSketches on a Tudor Psalm ....................... TullThe Free Lance March ........................... Sousa

University of Central ArkansasConcert Band

Ricky Brooks, conductorApril 15, 2004

Voyage Through the Night...................... AkeyLord of the Rings ................ de Meij/LavenderPrelude and Rondo........................... HolsingerPageant............................................ Persichetti

Zack Walls, graduate conductor

University of Central ArkansasSymphonic Band

Louis Young, conductorApril 15, 2004

Hounds of Spring .....................................ReedElsa’s Procession......................Wagner/Calliet

Zack Walls, graduate conductorThe Sinfonians ...................................WilliamsEternal Father Strong to Save ................ SmithFairest of the Fair ................................... Sousa

Zack Walls, graduate conductor

University of Central ArkansasWind Ensemble

W. Francis McBeth, Composer-in-ResidenceApril 21, 2004

Ricky Brooks. conductorCanzon duodecimi toni .......................GabrieliThe Golden Age of the Xylophone .........WerleThrough Countless Halls of Air ......... McBethMasque................................................ McBethThe World is Waiting for the Sunrise.... AlfordChildren’s March ...............................GraingerRide ..........................................................HazoOf Sailors and Whales ....................... McBeth

University of Arkansas Symphonic BandTimothy Gunter, conductor

February 22, 2004Seapower Fanfare.............................. BrubakerA Movement for Rosa................... CamphouseTheme from Green Bushes .... Grainger/DaehnHeroes, Lost and Fallen .................GillinghamFlashing Winds...........................van der Roost

University of Arkansas Concert BandJeremy Pratchard, conductor

March 8, 2004A Flourish .............................................ArnoldVariations on a Korean Folk Song ....... ChanceAlligator Alley ................................ DaughertyWho’s Who in Navy Blue ...................... Sousa

University of Arkansas Wind SymphonyW. Dale Warren, conductor

March 8, 2004The Star-Spangled Banner ........................ KeyBallet Suite #4............................ ShostakovichGlacier.................................................WelcherEuphonium Concerto ........................... EllerbyThree Tragic Ballads .......... Grainger/Ragsdale

**world premiere**Ride ..........................................................Hazo

University of Arkansas Symphonic BandTimothy Gunter, conductor

April 20, 2004Sound the Bells!.................................WilliamsOlav Trygvason, opus 50 Scene III.................. ......................................... Grieg/RagsdaleTribute to Lionel ...............................WaigneinMusic from O Brother, Where Art Thou? ....... ....................................................... BrownKaleidoscope...........................................Spark

Summer '04 PROGRAMS - 9University of Arkansas Concert Band

Jeremy Pratchard, conductorApril 25, 2004

First Suite ................................................ HolstTwo British Folk Songs ..... Grainger/RagsdaleIntroit ........................................................ TullPas Redoublé ................................ Saint-Saëns

University of Arkansas Wind SymphonyW. Dale Warren, conductor

April 25, 2004The Star-Spangled Banner ........................ KeyMars ........................................................ HolstSymphony for Band ........................ PersichettiChromatic Fugue in D Minor........................... ................................... Schubert/SingletonPrelude, Fugue, and Riffs..................BernsteinO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsJupiter...................................................... Holst

CALIFORNIAPomona College Band

Graydon Beeks, conductorApril 21 and 25 2004

Scenes from “The Louvre” ............. Dello JoioConcerto for Tuba ................................ Heiden

Stephen Klein, soloistThe Slavonic Dances.............. Dvorák/CurnowThree Chorale Preludes........................LathamCountry Gardens ................................GraingerShepherd’s Hey ..................................GraingerNew Dance.......................................... RieggerThe Footlifter March.......................... Fillmore

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Wind Orchestra and Wind EnsembleWilliam V. Johnson, conductor

June 5, 2004Helen Keller Remembered

Wind OrchestraMarche Militaire Francaise ........... Saint-SaënsWhatsoever Things ....................... Camphouse

Rudolfas Budginas, conductorTrombone King ........................................ KingFinale from Symphony No. 1......... KalinnikovWind EnsembleCredentium ................................van der RoostPantomime ............................................Sparke

Jordan Ray, euphoniumSaudação from Concerto for Marimba ........... .....................................................Rosauro

Sarah Basiletti, marimbaSymphony From Ivy Green .......... Camphouse

Katherine Arthur, SopranoSusan Chilton, Sign Language Interpreter

California State University, Sacramento Symphonic Wind EnsembleRobert Halseth, conductor

October 8, 2003Overture in C............................................CatelSuite Francaise ................................... MilhaudMusica Boema ....................................... Lukás

California State University, Sacramento Concert Band

Robert Halseth, conductorO. L. Johnson, IV and Robert Holm,

conducting associatesOctober 27, 2003

Second American Folk Rhapsody...GrundmanTiento del Segundo Tono ................................. ................................de Cabézon/GraingerPrologue and Parade ................................. KayUkrainian Folk Songs ..........................StevensMannin Veen ...........................................Wood


October 29, 2003Dance Variations ...................................... DahlOctober.............................................. WhitacreSouthern Harmony........................... Grantham


Robert Halseth, conductorO. L. Johnson, IV and Robert Holm,

conducting associatesDecember 10, 2003

Concert Prelude.....................................SparkeVisions of Flight..................................SheldonMarch and Chorale ..........................WashburnConcerto Grosso No. 1...........................BrightSimple Gifts ..........................................Ticheli


O. L. Johnson, IV, conducting associateDecember 10, 2003

Children’s March ...............................GraingerRemembrance ...................................... BensonWest Point Symphony............................ Gould


Jeffrey Edom, conductorO. L. Johnson, IV and Robert Holm,

conducting associatesMarch 10, 2004

Gavorkna Fanfare...................................StampSea Songs ...........................Vaughan WilliamsAmazing Grace .....................................TicheliChorale.............................................. NehlybelConcerto Grosso.....................Vivaldi/CacavasSymphonic Suite ................................Williams


O. L. Johnson, IV, condccting associateJeffrey Edom, associate conductor

April 13, 2004Dance of the Jesters ........Tchaikovsky/CramerDanzón ................................. Bernstein/KranceOctober.............................................. Whitacreand the mountains rising nowhere ................... ............................................... SchwantnerSouthern Harmony........................... Grantham


Jeffrey Edom, conductorO. L. Johnson, IV and Robert Holm,

conducting associatesMay 12, 2004

A Moorside Suite .................................... HolstPrelude and Fugue in Ab Major ....................... ..................................... Bach/MoehlmannArmenian Dances, Part 1 .........................Reed


May 12, 2004Festive Overture......................... ShostakovichChorale and Toccata...............................StampSleep................................................. WhitacreShepherd’s Hey ..................................Grainger

DELAWAREUniversity of Delaware Wind Ensemble

Robert J. Streckfuss, conductorOutdoor Overture ............................... CoplandIndoor Overture................................ StrietmanColonial Song ....................................GraingerSymphony in Bb .............................HindemithGazebo Dances................................CoriglianoDance Sequence ........................................PutzGodzilla Eats Las Vegas.................... Whitacre

FLORIDAStetson University Symphonic Band

Bobby Adams, conductorFebruary 13, 2004

Army of the Nile ................................... AlfordKomm, susser Tod....................................BachConcerto for Bassoon and Wind Orchestra...... ..................................................... Ewazen

Ashley Heintzen, bassoonPsyche et Eros ......................... Franck/KreinesLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerCountry Band March................................. Ives

Stetson University Symphonic BandBobby Adams, conductor

April 17, 2004Procession of the Nobles.....Rimsky-KorsakovSymphony No. 2 ..................................TicheliMorceau Symphonique .....................Guilmant

Jason Robins, tromboneO magnum mysterium......Lauridsen/ReynoldsFinale from Symphony No. 2........... Maslanka

Florida Community CollegeSymphonic Band

Paul Weikle, conductorFebruary 26, 2004

Bombasto ............................................... FarrarDance of the Comedians ......... Smetana/BrandOn a Hymn Song of Phillip Bliss..... HolsingerTrittico............................................... Nelhybel

10 - PROGRAMS Summer '04Florida Community College

Symphonic BandPaul Weikle, conductor

Col. Arnald D. Gabriel, guest conductorApril 29, 2004

Emblem of Unity................................RichardsLa Belle Helene.................... Offenbach/OdomRhapsody for Alto Saxophone and Band ......... ................................................. HolcombeHymn to the Fallen............ Williams/LavenderPineapple Poll .................... Sullivan/MackerasRussian Christmas Music ........................ReedAmerica the Beautiful ............... Ward/Dragon

Florida State University Chamber Winds Richard Clary, conductor

February 5, 2004 The Good Soldier Schweik Suite........... KurkaOld Wine in New Bottles ........................ JacobSept Danses........................................ FrançaixFratres .......................................................Pärt

Florida State University Symphonic BandPatrick Dunnigan, conductor

February 20, 2004Marche Hongroise .................... Berlioz/GotohDaughter of the Stars ........................... BensonStomp Igor ........................................ PattersonFarewell to Gray .............................. GranthamFuneral Music for Queen Mary Purcell/StuckySlava! ............................. Bernstein/GrundmanSymphony No. 3 ................................ Giannini

Florida State University Concert BandPatrick Dunnigan, conductor

February 25, 2004Fanfare and Allegro............................WilliamsSymphony No. 2 .................................. ChanceTrauermusik .........................................WagnerChester .............................................. SchumanSelections from “The Danserye ....................... ...................................... Susato/Dunnigan

Florida State University Wind OrchestraRichard Clary, conductor

March 1, 2004 Divertimento for Brass and Percussion....HusaO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsSymphony in B-fl at .........................HindemithMusica Boema ....................................... LukásJai été au bal..................................... Grantham

Florida State University Campus BandSteven Kelly, conductor

March 7, 2004First Suite in E-fl at Major (III)................ HolstMarch and Procession of Bacchus .......DelibesOn a Hymnsong of Lowell Mason... HolsingerFortress..................................................TicheliSea Songs ............................Vaughan WilliamsZodiac March ....................................... CarterVariations on a Korean Folk Song ....... Chance

Florida State University Concert BandPatrick Dunnigan, conductor

April 14, 2004Tribute........................................... CamphouseAn Outdoor Overture ........................ Copland Incantation and Dance ......................... Chance Four Cornish Dances, Opus 91 .............ArnoldBlue Shades...........................................Ticheli

Florida State University Chamber Winds Richard Clary, conductor

April 15, 2004Symphony No. 7 .............................BeethovenLa creation du monde......................... Milhaud Concertino........................................WashburnSinfonia in g minor ........................... Donizetti

Florida State University Symphonic BandPatrick Dunnigan, conductor

April 21, 2004O Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsSymphony No. 2 ...................................Ticheli Music for Prague......................................HusaFestive Overture......................... ShostakovichFour Scottish Dances .............. Arnold/Paynter

Florida State University Wind Orchestra Richard Clary, conductor

April 23, 2004Emblems ............................................ CoplandPercussion Concerto...................... SchwantnerSanta Fe Saga......................................... GouldBells for Stokowski......................... Daugherty

University of Miami Symphonic Bandand Wind Ensemble

Gary D. Green and Michael B. Dressman, conductors

Daniel A. Belongia and C. David Ragsdale, assistant conductorsFebruary 18, 2004

Symphonic BandSymphonic BandOverture to Candide............... Bernsein/BeelerO Magnum Mysterium....Lauridsen/ ReynoldsWhen I Close My Eyes, I See Dancers ... MahrGlorioso........................................................ItoWind EnsembleLa Fiesta Mexicana ..................................ReedOctober.............................................. WhitacreConcerto for Marimba and Band .... Maslanka

Wan- Chun Liao, marimba

University of Miami Wind EnsmebleGary D. Green, conductor

Brenton F. Alston and Daniel A. Belongia, assistant conductors

April 20, 2004March #1 in F.................. Beethoven/BelongiaGeschwindmarsch ...................Paul HindemithSymphonies of Winds .....................StravinskyDo the Hustle .................................Rindfl eisch Irish Tune from County Derry ...........GraingerProfanation.................. Bernstein/Bencriscutto

University of Miami Symphonic BandGary D. Green and Michael B. Dressman,

conductorsDaniel A. Belongia and C. David Ragsdale,

assistant conductorsApril 27, 2004

Star Spangled Banner..................... Key/StampLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerFantasia di Concerto .....Boccalari/Kent-Akers

David Kassler, euphoniumAfter a Gentle Rain ..........................IanncconeThe Angel’s Journey ............................ LentiniAmericans We .................................... Fillmore

GEORGIAUniversity of Georgia Wind Ensemble

John N. Culvahouse and F. David Romines, conductors

October 7, 2003Masque................................................Hesketh Entry March of the Boyars...............HalvorsenDiversion.............................................. Heiden Concerto for Trumpet......................ArutiunianConcerto for Alto Saxophone......... Muczynski Concertino for Tuba ........................... Wilhelm Tam O’Shanter ......................................Arnold

University of Georgia Wind SymphonyF. David Romines, David Kish, ChrisCooper, and Marie Elliott, conductors

November 11, 2003March for the Sultan Abdul Medjid ..... RossiniTrittico............................................... NelhybelSymphonies of Gaia............................... Ogren Lincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerBelkis, Regina di Saba .......................Respighi

University of Georgia Wind EnsembleJohn N. Culvahouse, conductor

November 18, 2003Fireworks ........................... Stravinsky/RogersNear Woodstock Town..........Grainger/CramerLads of Wamphra ...............................Grainger Bacchus on Blue Ridge..................... HorovitzThe Light Fantastic (III).................Rindfl eischHarrison’s Dream ............................... Graham

University of GeorgiaMonday/Wednesday Concert Band

Chris Cooper, conductorFebruary 16, 2004

Alpina Saga.............................................. Ross Ballade ................................................. JenkinsAllelulia! Laudamus Te............................Reed Yagi-Bushi ............................................... Iwai

University of Georgia Wind SymphonyF. David Romines and John N. Culvahouse,

conductorsFebruary 17, 2004

Escapade ................................................StampGlacier.................................................Welcher Danza De Los Duendes.................... GalbraithBelkis, Regina di Saba ......................Respighi

Summer '04 PROGRAMS - 11University of Georgia

Tuesday/Thursday 5:00 Concert BandChristine Kraemer & Matthew Koperniak,


A Solemn Prelude .................................BarnesEnglish Folk Song Suit .......Vaughan WilliamsBlessed Are They .................................Brahms Introit ........................................................ Tull

Columbus State University Wind OrchestraRobert W. Rumbelow, conductorJoseph A. David, asst. conductorEric Purser, graduate conductor

September 23, 2003Flourish for Glorious John ..Vaughan WilliamsThe Eighth Candle ........................... ReisteterMorning Star .................................. MaslankaNight Dances ........................................ YurkoOriginal Suite ........................................ Jacob

Columbus State University Wind EnsembleRobert W. Rumbelow, conductor

October 14, 2003October ............................................ WhitacreSerenade, Op. 7 .................................. StraussThe Light Fantastic ...................... Rindfl eischCave ....................................................... Peck

Columbus State University Wind OrchestraRobert W. Rumbelow, conductorJoseph A. David, asst. conductor

Laura Chapman, graduate conductorNovember 13, 2003

Toccata Marziale ............... Vaughan WilliamsSimple Gifts ..........................................TicheliEsprit de Corps ....................................... JagerSuite in E-fl at ........................................ Holst


January 27, 2004Bells for Stokowski ....................... DaughertyMolly on the Shore ........................... GraingerO Magnum Mysterium ................... LauridsenThe Light Fantastic ...................... Rindfl eischWedding Dance ...................................... Press

Columbus State University Wind OrchestraRobert W. Rumbelow, conductorJoseph A. David, asst. conductorEric Purser, graduate conductor

February 17, 2004Spring Festival ........................................... YiChorale and Shaker Dance ............... ZdechlikFanfare and Salutation ......................... CichyNight ............................................ Rumbelow


Laura Chapman, graduate conductorEric Purser, graduate conductor

March 11, 2004Profanation ...................................... BernsteinAngel Band ........................................ HartleyAmazing Grace ............................. TraditionalAmerican Riversongs ....................... LaPlante

Columbus State University Wind OrchestraRobert W. Rumbelow, conductorJoseph A. David, asst. conductor

Laura Chapman, graduate conductorApril 1, 2004

Symphony for Band ............................... GouldCloudburst ....................................... WhitacreThird Suite for Band .............................. JagerBurletta ............................................... ChancePartita ............................................... Gregson

Columbus State University Wind Ensemble Robert W. Rumbelow, conductorJoseph A. David, guest conductorEric Purser, graduate conductor

April 15, 2004Ra! .....................................................DzubayElsa’s Procession ................................ WagnerOld American Country Set ................. CowellThe Snowmaiden ......................... RumbelowAnalemma ............................................... BarrDanza de los Duendes ..................... Galbraith

Mercer Wind EnsembleDouglas Hill, conductorBrian Nozny, percussion

James Thompson, trumpetApril 16, 2004

After A Gentle Rain .......................IannacconeA Hymn for the Lost and the Living... EwazenConcerto for Percussion Solo & Wind Ensemble.... ...........................................................ZiekCelebrations .......................................ZdechlikDanzante ............................................. EwazenGalop.......................................... Shostakovich

Emory Wind EnsembleScott A. Stewart, conductor

April 17, 2004A Jubilant Prelude ....................................ReedFolk Song Suite...................Vaughan WilliamsEsprit de Corps.........................................JagerO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsThe Florentiner ..........................Fucik/Fennell

ILLINOISNorthern Illinois University

Wind EnsembleLawrence Stoffel, conductor

April 7, 2004Overture for Band .......................MendelssohnThe Alcotts .................................Ives/ThurstonReport....................................................... FiserCircus Polka ....................................StravinskyIntégrales............................................... VareseDo the Hustle .................................Rindfl eisch

DePaul University Wind Ensemble& Wind Symphony

October 10, 2003Suite from “The Perfect Fool” ................ HolstDanses Exotique ................................ FrancaixMusic for Brass and Woodwind ..... MaconchyCanzona ...............................................MenninKomm Susser Tod.......................... Bach/ReedFolk Song Suite...................Vaughan Williams

DePaul University Wind SymphonyNovember 14, 2003

Huldigunsgsmarsch..............................WagnerThe Immovable Do ............................GraingerLads of Wamphray .............................GraingerFuneral March.........................................GriegFiesta Del Pacifi co ................................. Nixon

DePaul University Wind EnsembleNovember 16, 2003

Old French Dances.............................GervaiseLe Bal de Beatrice D’Este....................... HahnOctandre................................................ VareseFanfare La Peri.......................................DukasHommage a la Ami Papageno............ FrancaixSuite Francaise .................................. . Poulenc

DePaul University Wind EnsembleFebruary 4, 2004

Suite Persane..........................................CapletConcerto for Trumpet.............................PetrovEscapade for Trumpet .............................Davis

John Hagstrom, trumpetSpiel ......................................................... TochFanfare for AWSO ...............................Bennett

DePaul University Wind SymphonyFebruary 5, 2004

Old Wine in New Botttles ....................... JacobScherzo for Band.................................. RossiniNocturne, Op. 9, No. 2........................ScriabinSketches on a Tudor Psalm ....................... Tull

DePaul University Wind EnsembleMarch 7, 2004

Serenade Op. 44 ................................... DvorakSymphonies of Wind Instruments...StravinskyDuo for 2 Clarinets........................... Krommer

Larry Combs and Julie DeRoche, clarinets

DePaul University Wind SymphonyMarch 9, 2004

March from Symphonic Metamorphasis ......... .................................................HindemithSoarings...........................................McAllisterLincolnshire Posy...............................Grainger

DePaul University Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony

April23, 2004The Light Fantastic ...................... Reindfl eischHomenagem a Villa-Lobos ...............GuarnieriSinfonia India....................................... ChavezGazebo Dances................................Corigliano

DePaul University Wind Ensemble& Wind Symphony

May 2, 2004Serenade for Viola and Winds..................Perle

Rami Solomonow, violaRhapsody for Trumpet ....................Arutiunian

John Hagstrom, trumpetSinfonia #4 ........................................... HartleyFanfarria................................................. SierraExcerpts from “Sebastian”.................. MenottiEl Salon Mexico................................. Copland

12 - PROGRAMS Summer '04INDIANA

Indiana UniversityConcert and Symphonic Bands

David C. Woodley and Stephen W. Pratt, conductors

Michael Schwartzkopf, tenorFebruary 10, 2004

Concert BandThree Fantastic Dances ......................... TurinaAve Maria................................................ HolstA Simple Song .................. Bernstein/WoodleySomething’s Comin’.......... Bernstein/WoodleySinfonietta Flamenca .........................SurinachSymphonic BandSymphonic BandDanzon Cubano.................................. CoplandSuite Francaise ................................... MilhaudKentucky Harmony.......................... Grantham

Indiana University Wind EnsembleRay E. Cramer, conductor

February 17, 2004Peterloo Overture ..................................Arnoldufo Dreams....................................... Maslanka

Matt Maslanka, euphoniumRider..................................................Hamilton

**world premiere**Celebration............................................SparkeEine Kleine Yiddishe Ragmusik ............. Gorb

Indiana University Concert BandDouglas Stotter, conductor

Joey Tartell, trumpetMarch 28, 2004

March of the Princesses ....................MassenetGhost Train Tryptich ......................... WhitacreA Hymn for the Lost and the Living... EwazenGandalf.................................................Gandalf.................................................Gandalf de MeijLa Virgen de la Macarena ...............MonteredeVesti la giubba.................. Leoncavallo/StotterCzardas....................................... Monti/StotterHis Honor........................................... Fillmore

Indiana University Wind EnsembleRay E. Cramer, conductor

March 30, 2004El Salón México................................. CoplandCandide Suite ................. Bernstein/GrundmanCuban Overture................................ GershwinRhapsody in Blue............................. Gershwin

Indiana University Symphonic BandStephen W. Pratt, conductor

April 13, 2004La Belle Helene.................... Offenbach/OdomSymphony for Winds ........................... EllerbyO Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenHands Across the Sea............................. SousaFantasies on a Theme by Haydn ..... Dello JoioThree Dance Episodes.......................Bernstein

Anderson College Wind SymphonyVictor Vallo Jr. and Cathy Hancock Hicks,


John Williams: Fantasy of Flight .......WilliamsThe Patriot..........................................WilliamsLord of the Rings: Fellowship ................Shore Robin Hood: Soundtrack Highlights.... KamenSuperman: Suite for Concert Band ....WilliamsWest Side Story.................................BernsteinBig Band Spectacular.......................... HigginsSeventy-Six Trombones ........................Wilson

Anderson College Wind SymphonyVictor Vallo Jr. and Cathy Hancock Hicks,

conductorsApril 15, 2004

Overture to Candide..........................BernsteinFrom the Shores of the Mighty Pacifi c . ClarkeOn a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ....... HolsingerHoe Down .......................................... CoplandAmerican Salute..................................... GouldVariations on a Sheker Melody .......... CoplandFeelings Which Transcend Time............. WadaNational Emblem ..................................Bagley

Ball State University Wind EnsembleJoseph Scagnoli, conductor

April 25, 2004Dedication Overture ......................... GianniniSimple Gifts ........................................ TicheliSecond Suite in C................................. GeorgeHandel in the Strand.......................... GraingerConcerto for Cornet, Flugelhorn and Trumpet ....................................................... BarkerOur Director March ........................... BigelowEquus................................................. Whitacre

Ball State University Symphony BandChristian Zembower, conductor

April 16, 2004Fanfare for a New Era............................StampVariations on a Korean Folk Song ....... ChanceO magnum mysterium......Lauridsen/ReynoldsSongs of Abelard............................. Dello JoioConcertino for Four Percussion and Winds ..... ................................................Gillingham

Ball State University Concert BandAnthony Pursell and John Ginocchio,


Konigsmarch ....................................... StraussDedicatory Overture...........................WilliamsWest Side Story.................................BernsteinThe Symphonic Gershwin..................... BarkerOn a Hymnsong of Lowell Mason... HolsingerEnglish Folk Song Suite ......VaughanWilliamsWhen You Wish Upon a Star .............. HarlineThe Sinfonians ...................................Williams

Indiana State University Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble

Doug Keiser and John Boyd, conductorsJohn Boyd, conductor

February 29, 2004Symphonic BandSymphonic BandAubrey Fanfare ......................................StampTwo Folk Song Settings .....................GraingerWayside Festival ................................ DeJongeCanyon of Heroes ......................... O’LoughlinWind EnsembleJ.S. Dances ....................................... GranthamPoeme Héroique..................................... DupréC.B. Finnegan’s Flight ....................... DeJongeTournament Galop ..........................Gottschalk

KANSASHighland Community College

Wind EnsembleHighland, Kansas

Brian Casey, conductorApril 1, 2004

The Battle Pavane ..............................MargolisPavane .....................................................RavelMarche Militaire ................................SchubertAve Verum Corpus ............................... MozartIn Their Honor ................................ StrommenOn a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ....... HolsingerSymphony of Sitcoms........................ Jennings

Kansas State University University BandFebruary 23, 2004

Insignia.......................................... O’LaughlinNathan Hill Trilogy ............................. CurnowHosts of Freedom........................King/Paynter

Kansas State University Concert BandFebruary 23, 2004

Shortcut Home ......................................WilsonSuite of Old American Dances.............BennettGhost Train ....................................... Whitacre

Kansas State University Symphony BandFebruary 27, 2004

Ride ..........................................................HazoFour Norfolk Dances.............................SparkeTheir Blossoms Down..............................HazoRocky Point Holiday.............................NelsonCityscape I ....................................... Holsinger

Kansas State University University BandMay 3, 2004

Ammerland .........................................de HaanDance of Fire........................................HilliardBrighton Beach ....................................LathamKentucky 1800 ................................GrundmanCarpathian Sketches.................................JagerThree Ayers form Gloucester ................. StuartBalladair.............................................EricksonLittle Suite for Band........................GrundmanDeep River .................................... SwearingenLos Toreros ........................................ Bouthier

Summer '04 PROGRAMS - 13Kansas State University Concert Band

May 3, 2004Procession of the Nobles.....Rimsky-KorsakovOf Sailor and Whales .......................... McBethSleep................................................... WhiacreChorale and Shaker Dance.................Zdechlik

Kansas State University Symphony BandMay 5, 2004

Folk Dances ............................... ShostakovichEnglish Waltz .....................................GraingerDance Rhapsody for Tuba and Band .......ForteAfter the Thunderer...........................HearshenFestive Overture......................... ShostakovichThe Klaxon......................................... Fillmore

Fort Hays State University Wind EnsembleJeff Jordan, conductor

October 23, 2003Centennial Celebration Overture ..........BarnesCapriccio for Piano and Twenty-Four Winds .. ...................................................... ChanceA Symphonic Prelude ..............................ReedAmericans We .................................... FillmoreAmerican Salute..................................... GouldMusic for Percussion and Band ......... BukvichEsprit de Corps.........................................Jager

Fort Hays State UniversitySymphonic Winds

Robert Conger, conductorDecember 12, 2003

The Free Lance March ........................... SousaLiebestod..............................................WagnerChorale and Shaker Dance.................ZdechlikA Christmas Festival ........................ Anderson


December 12, 2003Cheers! ...................................................StampConcerto for Clarinet ................................BealDivertimento ................................... PersichettiFantasia in G ........................................... Mahr


Robert Conger, conductorMarch 11, 2004

Marche des Parachutistes Belges .......Leemans Mars ........................................................ HolstTrauersinfonie ......................................WagnerArmenian Dances (Part 1)........................Reed


March 11, 2004Procession of Nobles...........Rimsky-Korsakov Irish Tune From County Derry ..........Grainger Sketches on a Tudor Psalm ....................... Tull Rolling Thunder ................................. FillmoreNilesdance........................................ Holsinger


Robert Conger, conductorMay 7, 2004

Second Suite for Band .............................JagerAmazing Grace .....................................TicheliSymphonic Movement ...................... NelhybelThe Sinfonians ...................................Williams


May 7, 2004Ride ..........................................................HazoFour Scottish Dances ............................ArnoldThe Pines of the Appian Way.............RespighiGodzilla Eats Las Vegas! .................. Whitacre

KENTUCKYCampbellsville University Concert Band

David M. McCullough, conductorJennifer L. Tinnell, assistant conductor

Marty Sharer, guest conductorMarch 9, 2004

Washington Greys ...............................GrafullaAmazing Grace ....................................Cranfi llBlack Granite .........................................HosaySub-Saharan Rhythm .....................GillinghamThree Ayres From Gloucester ..............StewartPrelude, Siciliano and Rondo................Arnold

Campbellsville University Concert BandDavid M. McCullough, conductor

Jennifer L. Tinnell, assistant conductorApril 26, 2004

Fanfare and Allegro............................WilliamsMolly on the Shore.............................GraingerPersuasion ............................................NesticoRaise of the Son ................................. GallanteJoyful, Joyful.................Payne and KingsmoreThe Light Eternal .......................... Swearingen

Campbellsville University Wind EnsembleDavid M. McCullough, conductor

April 19, 2004Sinfonia Nobilissima................................JagerEl Salon Mexico..................Copland/HindsleyPageant............................................ PersichettiWhatsoever Things ....................... CamphouseMissouri Shindig......................................Reed

University of Kentucky Concert BandGeorge R. Boulden & Timothy Reynish,

conductorsScott Estes & April McAllister, graduate

conductorsNovember 23, 2003

The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare ....GraingerIllyrian Dances ..............................WoolfendenFirst Suite in E-fl at .................................. HolstSimple Gifts ..........................................TicheliCloudburst......................................... WhitacreWith Heart and Voice .....................Gillingham

University of Kentucky Symphony BandGeorge R. Boulden, conductorSott Estes, graduate conductor

March 1, 2004Morning Alleluias for a Winter SolsticeNelsonO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerEntry March of the Boyars...............HalvorsenTheir Blossoms Down..............................HazoThe Cowboys .......................Williams/Curnow

University of Kentucky Symphony BandGeorge R. Boulden, conductor

Scott Estes, graduate conductorDavid Sullivan, student conductor

April 25, 2004American Overture for Band ............... JenkinsSong .................................................... BolcomConcertino......................................GillinghamFlorentiner...............................................FucikShenandoah ...........................................TicheliThe Promise of Living ....... Copland/SingletonPolka and Fugue.............................Weinberger

University of Kentucky Wind EnsembleJohn Laverty, guest conductor

January 23, 2004The Earle of Oxford’s Marche ................ JacobDESI! ............................................. DaughertyO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsSuite Francaise ................................... MilhaudPassacaglia, Homage on B-A-C-H .......NelsonGalop.......................Shostakovich/Hunsberger

University of Kentucky Wind EnsembleCody Birdwell, guest conductor

February 12, 2004Spiel, Opus 39.......................................... TochSketches on a Tudor Psalm ....................... TullBe Thou My Vision........................GillinghamHarrison’s Dream................................ GrahamDon’t You See? ................................ Grantham

University of Kentucky Wind EnsembleTimothy Salzman, guest conductor

Brad Meyer, marimbaMarch 5, 2004

Morning Star .................................... MaslankaScenes from The Louvre ................. Dello JoioConcerto for Marimba and Wind Ensemble .... ..................................................... EwazenBells for Stokowski......................... Daugherty

University of Kentucky Wind EnsembleH. Robert Reynolds, guest conductor

April 21, 2004Vienna Philharmoniker Fanfare ........... StraussLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerJ’ai été au bal ................................... GranthamPetite Symphony ................................. GounodO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsBlue Shades...........................................Ticheli

14 - PROGRAMS Summer '04LOUISIANA

University of Louisiana at MonroeWind Ensemble

Derle R. Long, conductorMichael Spears, guest conductor

Daryl Wolgemuth, grad. student conductorMelissa Wilson, Marimba

November 18, 2003Star Spangled Banner................... arr ZaninelliBugs ....................................................... CichySleep Gently, My Child.......Brahms/MahaffeyIncantation and Dance.......................... ChanceConcertino for Marimba ......................CrestonA Child’s Embrace .................................YoungThe Ramparts .....................................WilliamsGalop .............................Offenbach/Bourgeois

University of Louisiana at Monroe Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band

Derle R. Long and Jon Lindsey, conductorsNathan Randall, grad. student conductor

March 4, 2004Symphonic BandSymphonic BandHavendance...................................... HolsingerRejouissance ....................................... CurnowVisions of Flight..................................SheldonWind EnsembleFanfare for a New Era............................StampSymphony No. 1 ...................................ArcherFirst Suite in Eb ...................................... HolstAve Maria.................................Biebl/CameronAerodynamics ................................GillinghamThe Glory of the Yankee Navy . Sousa/Fennell


Derle R. Long, conductorMyron Turner, graduate student conductor

Rebecca Dodson-Webster, hornApril 2, 2004

Strike Up The Band ............. Gershwin/BarkerPastime...................................................StampMannin Veen ...........................................WoodNocturno, Op 7......................... Strauss/HardinThe Southerner...................Alexander/Bainum


Derle R. Long, conductorBill Watrous, guest conductor

Myron Turner, graduate student conductorGuy Gautreaux, percussion

April 30, 2004Strike Up The Band ......................... GershwinRainbow Ripples..........................Green/WerleXylophonia....................................Green/CahnMarch for Timpani and Brass .......... HeisingerPastime...................................................StampThe Southerner...................Alexander/Bainum

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland

Symphonic Wind EnsembleJohn E. Wakefi eld, conductor

October 5, 2003Pacifi c Fanfare ......................................TicheliTheme and Variations, .................. SchoenbergConcert Music for Wind Orchestra .HindemithMolly on the Shore.............................GranigerColonial Song ...................................GranigerGumsuckers March ...........................Graniger

University of Maryland Concert BandL. Richmond Sparks, conductor

October 23, 2003American Overture for Band ............... JenkinsDance Movements ................................SparkeSecond Suite in F .................................... HolstElsa’s Procession to the Cathedral .......WagnerMarche Slave ............................ Tschaikowsky

University of Maryland University BandJohn E. Wakefi eld, conductor

November 5, 2003A Handel Festival................................CacavasFinale to Act II from Aida....................... VerdiAlba Sentimentale.................................. FasoliFinale to Symphony No. 2 ...........Tchaikovsky

University of MarylandSymphonic Wind Ensemble

John E. Wakefi eld, conductorNovember 9, 2003

Spirit of a New Century ...................... MordenDerivations for Clarinet and Band ......... GouldEbony Concerto ..............................Stravinsky

University of Maryland Concert BandL. Richmond Sparks, conductor

December 12, 2003The Offi cial West Point March .............. EgnerSonoran Desert Holiday........................NelsonGreensleeves ............................................ReedParade of the Wooden Soldiers ...............JesselTwo Dances from Jazz Suite, No. 2 ................. ............................................ Shostakovich


John E. Wakefi eld, conductorDecember 12, 2003

Symphony for Band ............................... GouldSuite of Old American Dances.............Bennett


John E. Wakefi eld, conductorFebruary 29, 2004

Tunbridge Fair........................................ PistonVariants on a Mediaeval Tune......... Dello JoioHandel in the Strand...........................GraingerSketches on a Tudor Psalm ....................... TullSlava! ................................................Bernstein

University of Maryland Concert BandMajor Frank M. Hudson, conductor

March 8, 2004Sound Off! ............................................. SousaSymphony No. 2 (I) ............................BorodinPageant............................................ PersichettiCajun Folk Songs..................................TicheliFront Section.........................................BagleyDance Rhythms................................... RieggerFantasia .............................................. GianniniOverture to Zampa ................................Herold

University of Maryland University BandJanet Jay, guest conductor

March 10, 2004Overture Jubiloso ...............................EricksonCourtly Airs and Dances .......................NelsonFinale from The Firebird Suite .......StravinskyNew Mexico March ............................... Sousa


John E. Wakefi eld, conductorApril 16, 2004

Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare .............. StraussHammersmith.......................................... HolstChorale Prelude: O Cool is the Valley ............ ................................................. PersichettiAmerican Games......................................Maw“Country Band” March ............................. Ives

University of Maryland Concert BandEli Osterloh, conductor

May 8, 2004Elegy for a Young American............. Lo PrestiThird Suite for Band ................................JagerVictory at Sea........................................RogersSelections from “Man of La Mancha” ............. ............................................ Leigh/DarionGolden Jubilee March ............................ Sousa


John E. Wakefi eld, conductorMay 8, 2004

Overture to “Italian Algiers”................ RossiniDancin’ into the ‘20’s...............................ReegSeventy-Six Trombones .......................WillsonThe Stars and Stripes Forever ................ Sousa

MASSACHUSETTSMIT Wind Ensemble

Frederick Harris, Jr., conductorMay 10, 2003

Symphonic Songs ................................BennettThe Congress of the Insomniacs .........RobisonVientos y Tangos................................ Gandolfi Rondo Clarinet Quintet ............................ PelcA Rhapsody in Blue ......................... Gershwin

MIT Wind EnsembleFrederick Harris, Jr., conductor

December 6, 2003Festive Overture......................... ShostakovichTrauersinfonie ..................................... WagnerPulling .................................................... HasseThe Art of Fugue......................................BachSymphony No. 4 (II) .............................. Gould

Summer '04 PROGRAMS - 15Williams College Symphonic Winds

Steven Dennis Bodner, conductorMay 14, 2004

Dance MixKick................................................... MartlandSuite of Dances ................................ WeinsteinNew Dance.......................................... RieggerDance Suite ...................................MuldowneyYiddish Dances ........................................Gorb

MICHIGANCornerstone University Wind Ensemble

Derald De Young, conductorNovember 7, 2003

Canzona................................................MenninWilliam Byrd Suite ................................. JacobThe Sinfonians ...................................WilliamsA Hymn For the Lost and the Living . EwazenThe Star Spangled Banner ..............arr. StampDown a Country Lane........................ CoplandVariations on a Shaker Melody ......... CoplandThe Promise of Living ..................... CoplandSlava! ...............................................Bernstein

MISSOURISouthwest Baptist University

Symphonic WindsGregg Thaller, conductor

April 29, 2004An Outdoor Overture ......................... CoplandProfanation........................................BernsteinCatch Me If You Can ...........Williams/BocookStar Wars Medley..................Williams/Burden

MONTANAUniversity of Montana

Symphonic Wind EnsembleSteve Bolstad, conductor

October 28, 2003Chester ............................................. SchumanA Movement for Rosa................... CamphouseSuite for Alto Flute................................. Miller

Margaret Lund Schuberg, soloistFantasia in G Major ....Bach/Goldman & LeistGazebo Dances................................CoriglianoLads of Wamphray .............................Grainger

University of MontanaSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Steve Bolstad, conductorDecember 10, 2003

Selections from “The Danserye” ..................... ...................................... Susato/DunniganAdagio.................................................RodrigoHeroes, Lost and Fallen .................GillinghamDanza Final .............................. Ginastera/John


Steve Bolstad, conductorMarch 24, 2004 - Spring Tour Program

Sound the Bells!................ Williams/LavenderO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsJ.S. Dances ....................................... GranthamArmenian Dances, Part I ..........................ReedSymphony for Band (II)......................... GouldThe Engulfed Cathedral ..... Debussy/PattersonStar Wars Trilogy ...........Williams/Hunsberger


Steve Bolstad, conductorMay 5, 2004

Crown Imperial ....................... Walton/DuthoitPrelude, Op. 34, No. 14.................................... ............................ Shostakovich/ReynoldsOrient et Occident ........................ Saint-SaensTales from the Center of the Earth .....Zivkovic

Robert LedBetter, soloistToccata and Fugue in D minor...Bach/LeidzenBells for Stokowski......................... Daugherty

NEBRASKAUniversity of Nebraska at Omaha

Symphonic Wind Ensemble James R. Saker, conductor

Erica Neidlinger, associate conductor Michael Beard, grad. assistant conductor

25th Annual Honor Band FestivalJanuary 31, 2004

Ovation................................................ Ellerby Old Sore Head.........................................Fucik O Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenIl Guarany ............................................ Gomez Orient Express.......................................Sparke

University of Nebraska at OmahaSymphonic Wind Ensemble James R. Saker, conductor

Erica Neidlinger, associate conductor Michael Beard, grad. assistant conductor Nebraska Bandmasters Assoc. Conference

March 5, 2004 Ovation................................................. Ellerby Concertino for Flute and Wind Ensemble (II) . .........................................................Gates As Winds Dance.......................................Hazo A+ .........................................................Duffy O Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenNiobrara River Sketches ..............MacTaggart Diamond Prelude ...................................Hosay Orient Express.......................................Sparke

NEW JERSEYPrinceton University Wind Ensemble

Bruce Yurko, conductorApril 9, 2004

Pageant............................................ PersichettiSuite No.1 ............................................... HolstAmazing Grace .....................................TicheliWilliam Byrd Suite ................................. JacobYe Banks and Braes ...........................GraingerCanzona................................................Mennin

NEW YORKPlattsburgh State University

Symphonic BandDaniel Gordon, conductor

April 16, 2004A Performance Experiment with Music

for Open InstrumentationClapping Music.......................................ReichLes Moutons de Panurge.................... Rzewski4’33” ........................................................CageIn C ......................................................... RileyGames ....................................................Sutton

NORTH CAROLINAGardner-Webb University

Symphonic BandMatt Whitfi eld, Conductor

April 20, 2004Amparito Roca .........................Texidor/WinterOn A Hymnsong of Lowell Mason .. HolsingerSecond Suite............................................ HolstMore Than You Know........... Youmans/BarkerSummer Dances ............................... BalmagesSelections from Chicago ........ Kander/Ricketts

East Carolina University Wind EnsembleScott Carter, conductor

September 24, 2003La Procession du Rocio ............... Turina/ReedOctober.............................................. WhitacreTimepiece..............................................McTeeLads of Wamphray .............................Grainger


November 5, 2003Divertimento for Band .................... Persichetti

Philip Proctor, conductorOverture and March “1776”.........Ives/SinclairEmblems ............................................ CoplandRocky Point Holiday.............................Nelson


February 24, 2004Festive Overture, Op. 96............ ShostakovichBlack Dog, Rhapsody for Clarinet..McAllister

Chris Grymes, clarinetHarrison’s Dream................................ GrahamCommando March ................................ Barber


April 21, 2004Spiel Op.39 .............................................. TochLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerFantasy Variations ............................ Grantham

East Carolina University Symphonic BandChristopher Knighten conductor

September 24, 2003Tunbridge Fair.......................................... istonDown a Country Lane........ Copland/PattersonDanzon ................................. Bernstein/KranceSecond Prelud .................................. GershwinMarch Intercollegiate ................................ Ives

16 - PROGRAMS Summer '04East Carolina University Symphonic Band

Christopher Knighten conductorNovember 5, 2003

Festal Scenes................................................ItoRhosymedre ............ Vaughan Williams/BeelerVariants on Mediaeval Tune............ Dello Joio


December 2, 2003Folk Song Suite...................Vaughan WilliamsCountry Gardens ................................GraingerYe Banks and Braes ...........................GraingerShepherd’s Hey ..................................Grainger


April 21, 2004Fugue a la Gigue ............................ Bach/HolstFirst Suite in E-Flat................................. HolstO Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenDiverti-Metal...................................McAllister

East Carolina University Concert BandJohn Champney and Phillip Proctor,

conductorsSeptember 24, 2003

Florentiner March ...................................FucikCanterbury Chorale....................van der RoostFantasia on an English Folk Song........... Jacob


conductorsDecember 2, 2003

Overture in a Classical Style.................. CarterSpoon River .......................................GraingerCanterbury Chorale....................van der RoostSatiric Dances ................................. Dello Joio



Prairie Dances .................................. HolsingerThree Airs from Gloucester ................... StuartPartita ................................................. Gregson

University of North Carolina at CharlotteSymphonic Wind Ensemble

Laurence L. Marks, conductorApril 30, 2004

Sunrise at Angel’s Gate.........................SparkeSalvation is CreatedTschenokoff/HouseknechtIn Memoriam ................................ CamphouseA Whistler and His Dog.............Pryor/Sinclair

Krista Houser, piccoloSymphony No. 6 ............................. PersichettiCircus Bee.......................................... Fillmore

University of North Carolina at CharlotteConcert Band

Laurence L. Marks and Harry S. Owens, conductors

April 30, 2004Royal Air Force March Past..................DaviesOverture for Band .............. Mendelssohn/FredThey Can’t Take That Away From Me............. ...................................... Gershwin/Barker

Renee B. Hero, vocalistShenandoah ...........................................TicheliThe Music Makers ...................................Reed

University of North Carolina at GreensboroSymphonic Band

Richard Edwards, conductorJames J. Smisek, guest conductor

February 24, 2004The Awakening ................................ BalmagesSymphony 1 (VI) .................................de MeijIncantation and Dance.......................... ChanceCeltic Hymns and Dances................... EwazenWith Quiet Courage ...............................DaehnSongs of Sailor and Sea ......................... Smith

University of North Carolina at GreensboroUniversity Band

James J. Smisek, conductorRichard D. Edwards, guest conductor

March 2, 2004The Glory of the Yankee Navy .............. SousaElegy For a Young American ............ Lo PrestiLoch Lomond........................................TicheliAfrica: Ceremony, Song, and Ritual ..... SmithFortress..................................................TicheliSleepers, Awake .......................................BachThe Greatest Generation .......................GirouxNobles of the Mystic Shrine March ....... Sousa

University of North Carolina at GreensboroWind Ensemble

John R. Locke, conductorJames J. Smisek, guest conductor

April 22, 2004Shortcut Home ......................................WilsonO Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenAria & Allegro ................................... PascuzziTheme and Variations ................... SchoenbergThe Abundant Air............................. GoldsteinJ’ai été au Bal................................... Grantham

University of North Carolina at GreensboroUniversity Band

James J. Smisek, conductorMay 3, 2004

Liberty Fanfare...................................WilliamsYorkshire Ballad ...................................BarnesSun Dance .............................................TicheliSecond Suite in F .................................... HolstSuite of Old American Dances.............BennettWho’s Who in Navy Blue ...................... Sousa

NORTH DAKOTAUniversity of North Dakota

Wind EnsembleJames Popejoy, conductor

Steve Werpy, graduate conductorBrian Bowman, euphonium

March 9, 2004Ride ..........................................................HazoImPercynations ..................................... BryantSymphony No. 3, Mvt. 1.................... GianniniVintage ...........................................GillinghamAn Original Suite .................................... JacobCarnival of Venice................................. Clarke

University of North DakotaUniversity Band

James Popejoy, conductorSteve Werpy, graduate conductor

Brian Bowman, euphoniumMarch 9, 2004

Prestissimo ............................................... KingSimple Gifts ..........................................TicheliFoster’s America ............................GillinghamThe Yellow Rose of Texas Variations .BuckleyTo A New Dawn....................................Sparke

University of North DakotaWind Ensemble

James Popejoy, conductorMichael Haithcock, guest conductor

April 23, 2004Montana Fanfare ...................................... DossFive Miniatures .........................Turina/KranceRocky Point Holiday.............................NelsonA Hymn for the Lost and the Living... EwazenAmerican Salute..................................... Gould

University of North DakotaUniversity Band

James Popejoy, conductorSteve Werpy, graduate conductor

Elizabeth Foertsch, student conductorApril 23, 2004

Festive Dance from “Faust”....Gounod/GloverFolk Song Suite...................Vaughan WilliamsLoch Lomond........................................TicheliFlashing Winds...........................van der RoostSymphonic Suite from “Robin Hood” ............. ...................................... Kamen/Lavender

OHIOColumbus State Community College

Concert BandThomas Lloyd, conductor

James Hildreth, pipe organJune 2, 2004

Psalm 18..............................Marcello/WhitneyAria on a Chaconne..........................MartinsonPraises ................................................. McBethElsa’s Procession.....................Wagner/CaillietTurn Back, O Man .................................. HolstInvocation to the Dawn..............Strauss/LloydVariations on a Shaker Melody .......... CoplandAnd Enoch Walked with God ............HultgrenFinale from Sym. #3 ....... Saint-Saens/Curnow

Summer '04 PROGRAMS - 17Youngstown State University Concert Band

& Dana Chamber WindsJohn E. Veneskey & Stephen L. Gage,

conductorsHeather Sirney & Emily Voye, graduate

assistant conductorsOctober 8, 2003

Chamber WindsPrelude in Eb minor ........ Shostakovich/MyersNessun dorma......................Puccini/MousseauConcert BandGavorkna Fanfare...................................StampChester Overture ............................... SchumanYe Banks and Braes ...........................GraingerCrown Imperial March............ Walton/DuthoitHebrides Suite.................................GrundmanRolling Thunder ................................. Fillmore

Youngstown State UniversitySymphonic Wind EnsembleStephen L. Gage, conductor

Adam Frey, euphoniumOctober 27, 2004

Overture to Candide.............. Bernstein/BeelerSymphony No. 6 ............................. PersichettiConcerto for Euphonium...................... EllerbyYSU Theme ............................................Meyn

**world premiere**Enigma Variations ...................... Elgar/SlocumThe Melody Shop..................................... King

Youngstown State University Concert BandJohn E. Veneskey & Stephen L. Gage,


assistant conductorsNovember 9, 2003

Amparito Roco.....................................TexidorAustralian Up-Country Tune..............GraingerElegy for a Young American.............. LoPrestiMen of Ohio............................................. KingRussian Christmas Music.........................Reed

Youngstown State UniversitySymphonic Wind EnsembleStephen L. Gage, conductor

Kathryn Thomas Umble, fl uteHeather Sirney, grad. assistant conductor

December 1, 2003Spin Cycle.......................................... LindrothAve Maria................................Biebl/ CameronHandel in the Strand...........................GraingerFine Lines for Solo Flute ................... Morgan

**world premiere**Romance for Flute and Winds............. Morgan

**world premiere**Sym. No. 4 in F (IV) .......Tchaikovsky/Brooks

Youngstown State UniversitySymphonic EnsembleOMEA Convention

Stephen L. Gage, conductorRobert E. Fleming and Lee Brooks, guest

conductorsGlenn E. Schaft, drum setAdam Frey, euphonium

February 5, 2004Salute to the Chief................................Salute to the Chief................................Salute to the Chief BrooksSpin Cycle.......................................... LindrothSymphony No. 6 ............................. PersichettiReactions for Drum Set and Wind Ensemble .. ..................................................... MorganConcerto for Euphonium (IV).............. EllerbyAve Maria.................................Biebl/Cameron

Youngstown State UniversityUniversity Band & Concert Band

February 16, 2004John E. Veneskey & Stephen L. Gage,


assistant conductorsUniversity BandUniversity BandCenotaph ...............................................StampIrish Rhapsody ................................GrundmanSalvation is Created ........Tchesnekoff/HouseknechtHounds of Spring .....................................ReedThe Thunderer........................................ SousaConcert BandToccata Marziale .................Vaughan WilliamsSerenade...........................................BourgeoisThe Klaxon......................................... FillmoreMolly on the Shore................ Grainger/RogersWith Heart and Voice .....................Gillingham

Youngstown State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble & Percussion Ensemble

Stephen L. Gage, conductorMichael Colgrass, guest composer

Robert E. Fitzer, clarinetHeather Sirney, grad. assistant conductor

April 26, 2004Emblems ........................................... Copland“X” .................................................McAllisterUrban Requiem .................................. Colgrass

OREGONLinfi eld College Community BandJoan Haaland Paddock, conductor

April 18, 2004Where Never Lark or Eagle Flew ....... CurnowCorde Natus Ex Parentis .........................BerryGloriosa....................................................... ItoOld Commrades ...................................... TeikeRejoice! ..............................................BurkhartLincolnshire Posey.............................GraingerLa Virgen de la Macarena .Monterede/MendezTico Tico ...............................de Abreu/Marlatt

Raymond David Burkhart, trumpetOld Scottish Melody .............................. Wiley

PENNSYLVANIAJuniata College Wind Symphony

James Latten, conductorOverture to Candide....... Bernstein/GrundmanLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerMy Jesus! Oh, What Anguish ........ Bach/ReedHavendance...................................... HolsingerSeptet...............................................HindemithJupiter...................................................... HolstAn American Elegy...............................TicheliWilliam Tell Overture ......... Rossini/Rollinson

Lebanon Valley College Symphonic BandRobert H. Hearson, conductor

April 4, 2004Abram’s Pursuit .............................. HolsingerLa Belle Helene ................... Offenbach/OdomThird Suite ...............................................JagerThird Symphony, Op. 89.......................BarnesGiligia ......................................................ReedGraf Zeppelin-Marsch.................Teike/RundelThe Melody Shop.........................King/Glover

Lebanon Valley College Wind EnsembleRobert H. Hearson, conductor

April 4, 2004Ride ..........................................................HazoArtic Fjord......................................... WhiteleyCrystals ...................................................DuffyWhen Angels Weep.............................. Shaffer

Temple University Wind EnsembleArthur D. Chodoroff and Timothy Oliver,

conductorsNovember 25, 2003

Pacifi c Fanfare ......................................TicheliNonet for Woodwinds ...............................BirdSymphony for Band .........................WashburnSleep.................................................. WhitacreSonata for Marimba ..............................Tanner

Matthew Grady, student soloistAn Original Suite .................................... Jacob

Temple University Wind SymphonyArthur D. Chodoroff, conductor

February 29, 2004American Overture for Band ............... JenkinsOctober.............................................. WhitacreGazebo Dances................................CoriglianoMarch, Opus 99................................ Prokofi evConcertino for Clarinet .......... vonWeber/Reed

Ricardo Morales, clarinet soloistNiagara Falls ...................................Dougherty

Temple University Wind SymphonyArthur D. Chodoroff, conductor

April 29, 2004Lads of Wamphray March..................Grainger

Timothy Oliver, guest conductorPoem .....................................................Griffes

Nicolas Real, fl ute soloistJ’ai ete au bal ................................... GranthamPolka and Fugue.............................WeinbergerSuite of Old American Dances.............BennettEl Capitan March ................................... Sousa

18 - PROGRAMS Summer '04Temple University

Wind Ensemble & Collegiate BandTimothy Oliver, conductor

Sunday, May 2, 2004Wind EnsembleEntry March of the Boyars...............Halvorsen First Suite in Eb ...................................... HolstThird Suite ...............................................JagerChorale and Shaker Dance.................ZdechlikCollegiate BandCollegiate BandEmperata Overture ................................ SmithSymphonic Dance No. 3 ....................WilliamsSatiric Dances ................................. Dello Joio

Richard Schwartz, graduate conductorCourtly Airs and Dances .......................NelsonThe Gallant Seventh............................... Sousa

SOUTH CAROLINAClemson University Symphonic Band

Mark Spede, conductorMarch 9, 2004

Children’s Fanfare.................................. SpedeO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsLincolnshire Posy..................Grainger/FennellRide ..........................................................HazoConcerto in D............................... Tartini/Bach

Bruce Whistler, trumpet soloistBerceuse and Finale ....... Stravinsky/Longfi eld

Clemson UniversitySymphonic Band and Concert Band

Mark Spede, ConductorApril 20, 2004

Concert BandKeltic Variations.......................................HazoVariations on a Shaker Melody .......... CoplandAve Maria................................................ BieblFortress..................................................TicheliPride of the Sea ..................................... Biondi

**world premiere**Chester Overture ............................... SchumanSymphonic BandSymphonic BandKirkpatrick Fanfare.............................. BoysenBlue Shades...........................................TicheliLincolnshire Posy..................Grainger/FennellRide ..........................................................Hazo

University of South Carolina Concert BandDavid A. O’Shields, conductor

February 7, 2004SCMEA Convention

Sapphire Overture ................................ SleeperImpressionist Prints ................................Forte’Irish Tune from County Derry ...........GraingerVicissitudes ............................................BooneMarche Slave ...........Tchaikovsky/LaurendeauBarnum and Bailey’s Favorite ................. King

University of South CarolinaSymphonic Band

James K. Copenhaver, conductorFebruary 20, 2004

Overture for Band ..................................HeinsO Magnum Mysterium.....Lauridsen/ReynoldsPictures at an Exhibition .................................. ...............................Mussorgsky/HindsleyJ.S. Dances ....................................... GranthamBlack Dog .......................................McAllister

Doug Graham, clarinetBogoroditsyie Devo .................. Rachmaninoff Russian Christmas Music.........................Reed

University of South CarolinaUniversity Band

Craig Davis, Jason See, and Cliff Taylor, conductors

February 20, 2004Fanfare for a Festive Day ...................... CichyChorale and Toccata...............................StampSerenade for Band........................... PersichettiThe Black Horse Troop............. Sousa/FennellRejouissance ...................................... CurnowBlessed Are They ............... Brahms/BuehlmanSymphonic Dance No. 3 ....................WilliamsSinfonia Nobilissima................................Jager

University of South CarolinaUniversity Band

Maggie Battcher, Ben McMillan, and Cliff Taylor, conductors

April 3, 2004Light Cavalry .................................. von SuppeElegy for a Young American.............. LoPrestiEl Capitan............................................... SousaMalaguena.............................Lecuona/NesticoHarvest Hymn ...................... Grainger/KreinesAmerican Civil War Fantasy.................... BilikTwo Slavonic Dances............... Dvorak/BalentBig Band Signatures ........................... Higgins

University of South Carolina Concert BandDavid A. O’Shields, conductor

April 4, 2004Symphony No. 1 ..................................de MeijThe Purple Carnival .............................. Alford


James K. Copenhaver, conductorApril 4, 2004

Gallant Seventh...................................... SousaSymphony for Band ............................... GouldZion .....................................................WelcherFuniculi – Funicula Rhapsody ......Denza/Goto

University of South CarolinaChamber Winds

James K. Copenhaver, William J. Moody, and David A. O’Shields, conductors

April 13, 2004Battle Symphony......................................GorbSymphony in Brass ............................. EwazenHill Song #2 .......................................GraingerOriginal Suite .......................................... Jacob

University of South Carolina Concert BandDavid A. O’Shields, conductorFeaturing Student Conductors

April 25, 2004The Star-Spangled Banner ...Smith/DamroschWashington Post March ......................... SousaTo Walk With Wings .............................GirouxHoagy Carmichael in Concert............... BarkerMarch and Procession of Bacchus ................... ......................................Delibes/OsterlingRiverdance .........................Whelan/StrommenFandango................................... Perkins/Werle


James K. Copenhaver, conductorFeaturing Student Conductors

April 25, 2005A Festival Prelude ....................................ReedOn a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss ....... HolsingerSea Songs ............................Vaughan WilliamsTwo Slavonic Dances............... Dvorak/BalentKonigsmarsch .......................... Strauss/BarrettThe Music Makers ...................................ReedAmerican Riversongs.........................LaPlanteEaster Monday on the White House Lawn ...... ........................................................ SousaNabucco Overture ...................... Verdi/Cailliet

Newberry College Concert BandWilliam LongApril 20, 2004

In Storm and Sunshine .............................HeedAn American Elegy.............................. TicheliSymphony #1-The Lord of the Rings ..de MeijSymphony #1-The Divine Comedy ....... Smith

TEXASTexas State University Wind Ensemble

John C. Stansberry, conductorMarch 4, 2004

American Overture............................... JenkinsFantasies on a Theme by Haydn ..... Dello Joio

Rodney C. Schueller, conductorThe Fairest of the Fair............................ SousaIllyrian Dances ..............................WoolfendenPie Jesu....................................................Faure

Amanda Robison, conductorLa Fiesta Mexicana ..................................Reed

Texas State University Symphonic WindsRodney C. Schueller, conductor

March 9, 2004Fanfare for the Great Hall ......................StampGeorge Washington Bridge ............... SchumanSuite Provencale.........................van der RoostThree Chorale Preludes........................LathamSatiric Dances ................................. Dello JoioFlorentiner March ...................................Fucik

Summer '04 PROGRAMS - 19UT Tyler Wind EnsembleJeffrey Emge, conductor

October 9, 2003Sea Songs ............................. Vaughn WilliamsThree Chorale Preludes........................LathamBallad for Band ...................................... GouldLegends and Heroes...........................LaPlante “Country Band” March .................. Ives/ElkusVariations on a Korean Folk Song ...... Chance

UT Tyler Wind EnsembleJeffrey Emge, conductor

December 3, 2003Fortress..................................................TicheliScenes from ‘The Louvre”.............. Dello JoioOld Wine in New Bottles ........................ JacobThe Solitary Dancer ............................ BensonSymphony No. 6 ............................. PersichettiUnder the Double Eagle ......................Wagner


March 3, 2004Signature ....................................van der RoostFantasia in G Major .................Bach/GoldmanFolk Song Suite...................Vaughan WilliamsSouthern Harmony........................... GranthamIncidental Suite ...................................... SmithBrighton Beach ....................................Latham


April 29, 2004Short Cut Home ....................................WilsonLa Procession du Rocio ............... Turina/ReedO Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenAquarium .............................................de MeijThree London Miniatures ............. CamphouseRolling Thunder ................................. Fillmore

UTAHUtah Valley State College Symphony Band

Wayne Erickson, conductorNovember 19, 2002

Valdres March ...................... Hanssen/SchisselLincolnshire Posy..................Grainger/FennellWhen Jesus Wept .............................. SchumanBlue Lake Overture......... John Barnes ChanceSecond Suite in F .................................... HolstThe Pride of the Wolverines................... Sousa

Utah Valley State College Symphony BandWayne Erickson, conductor

April 15, 2003English Folk Song Suite .....Vaughan WilliamsKomm Susser Tod......................Bach/LeidzenInglesina..........................................Delle CeseThird Symphony ........................ James Barnes


October 8, 2003The Cowboys .......................Williams/CurnowAmazing Grace .................. Himes/MaldonadoMarch 1941 ............................Williams/PippinAmerican Civil War Fantasy........... Jerry BilikKing Cotton............................................ SousaThe Sound of Music.............. Rodgers/BennettWashington Post March ......................... Sousa


December 9, 2003March-Opus 99 ................................ Prokofi evArmenian Dances.....................................ReedPanis Angelicus........................ Franck/HarveyThe Cowboys .......................Williams/CurnowMarch from 1941 ...................Williams/PippinSarabande and Polka ............... Arnold/PaynterSleighride ......................................... Anderson


April 20, 2004Sound the Bells!............... Williams/ LavenderDivertimento for Band .................... PersichettiHammersmith.......................................... HolstBe Thou My Vision........................GillinghamConcerto for Marimba.....Rosauro/McCutchenMarch from Symphonic Metamorphosis ......... .................................................HindemithHarry Potter Symphonic Suite ...........WilliamsAmericans We March......................... Fillmore

Utah State University Wind OrchestraThomas P. Rohrer, conductor

October 31, 2003Outdoor Overture ............................... CoplandDivertimento ................................... PersichettiHeroes, Lost and Fallen .................GillinghamEsprit de Corps.........................................Jager


February 27, 2004Celebration Overture............................CrestonLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerSymphony of Band ................................ Gould

Utah State University Symphonic BandNicholas Morrison, conductor

February 27, 2004Faure: Pavane.....................................McGintyFolk Song Suite...................Vaughan Williams

Utah State University Symphonic BandNicholas Morrison & Thomas P. Rohrer,


“Introit” from Liturgical Music .........MailmanSecond Prelude.....................Gershwin/KranceOn a Scenic Drive ................................KarrickArioso for Band.................................... JenkinsThe Thunderer........................................ SousaAfter The Thunderer .........................HearshenBlue Bells of Scotland .............. Pryor/PearsonFinlandia ................................. Sibelius/Calliet


April 23, 2004Blue Lake Overture.............................. ChancePercussion Concerto...................... SchwantnerSurgical Strike.......................................Rohrer

**world premiere**Second Concert for Trumpet...................Werle

VIRGINIALiberty University Concert Band

Stephen P. Kerr, conductorMarch 25, 2005

Manhattan Beach ................................... SousaFirst Suite ................................................ HolstBolero......................................................RavelAmazing Grace .....................................TicheliVesuvius ................................................TicheliCatch Me If You Can .........................WilliamsGhost Train ....................................... WhitacreInternal Combustion.......................GillinghamScootin’ on Hardrock ....................... Holsinger

Hampton University Symphonic BandBarney E. Smart, conductor

May 7, 2004Jazz March ...................................BencriscuttoVilabella ..............................................Wiliams

Shaundau Woodley, student conductorPrecious Lord, Take My Hand ......... arr. Smith

Jason Smith, student conductorAfrica: Ceremony, Song and Ritual ....... Smith

Gary Fisher, student conductor

Radford University Wind EnsembleMark Camphouse, conductor

John O’Briant, grad. conducting assistantFebruary 25, 2004

Keepers of the Light...................... CamphouseConcertino......................... Chaminade/Wilson

Lisa Napoli, fl uteElsa’s Procession.....................Wagner/CaillietMannin Veen ...........................................Wood

Radford University Concert BandJohn O’Briant, grad. conducting assistant

February 25, 2004Gavorkna Fanfare...................................StampVariations on a Korean Folk Song ....... ChanceEpinicion ............................................. PaulsonFirst Suite in E-Flat................................. Holst

Radford University & Virginia TechSymphonic Bands

Mark Camphouse & David McKee,co-conductorsApril 29, 2004

The Star-Spangled Banner ......... Smith/StampAmerican Overture for Band .............. JenkinsTrinitas ................................................. BootheSymphony No. 1 ..................................de MeijMusic for a Festival ................................ Jacob

20 - PROGRAMS Summer '04Mary Washington College

Wind and Percussion EnsembleCraig Thomas Naylor, conductor

April 2, 2004Made in Virginia

From the Sands of Kittyhawk ..................LongThe Sands of Brass................................ HoganCommonwealth Salute ...........................ShatinConcert Variations on “Deo Gracias” ...... RingFacing The Rising Sun..........................Naylor

WASHINGTONUniversity of Washington

Timothy Salzman, Tom Slabaugh andBrad McDavid, conductors

May 27th, 2004Journeys

Wind EnsembleCircuits..................................................McTee...and the mountains rising nowhere ................ ............................................... SchwantnerRestless Birds before a Dark Moon ....KechleyCampus BandCampus BandDown a Country Lane........................ CoplandSymphonic Dance ..............................WilliamsConcert BandCommando March ................................ BarberMystic Chords of Memory.......................JagerShortcut Home ......................................WilsonSymphonic BandSymphonic BandNoisy Wheels of Joy ........................ Whitacre.The Passing Bell .................................. BensonRide ..........................................................Hazo

University of Washington Chamber WindsMitchell Lutch, conductor

June 5, 2004Canzon Septimi Toni No.2..................GabrieliDivertimento in B-fl at .......................... MozartSerenade for Winds Op. 7 .................... StraussMusic for Eighteen Winds ................ Harbison

WISCONSINLawrence University Wind Ensemble and

Symphonic BandRobet Levy, conductor

Donald Hunsberger, guest conductorOctober 18, 2003

Symphonic BandSymphonic BandFlight ................................................... EwazenPageant............................................ PersichettiHands Across the Sea............................. SousaWind EnsembleLincolnshire Posy...............................GraingerThe Passing Bell .................................. BensonDancin’ into the 20’s ............... arr. HunsbergerFree Lance March .................................. Sousa

Lawrence University Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band

Robet Levy, conductorNovember 15, 2003

Symphonic BandSymphonic BandEarly Light ........................................... BremerDesigns, Images and Textures.............. BassettWind EnsembleSymphony in B-fl at .........................HindemithDance Movements ................................Sparke

Lawrence University Wind Ensemble and Wind Chamber Ensembles

Robet Levy, conductorFebruary 21, 2004

Chamber EnsemblesSax Sux ............................................ MeijeringThree Octets .......................................... WilderMusic for Brass Choir................................ ErbWind EnsembleDuo Concertante ......................................Stout

CBDNA 2005 National Conference“A Celebration of the Contemporary Wind

Band”New York City February 24-27

Lawrence University Symphonic BandRobet Levy, conductor

March 6, 2004Old Churches ..................................... ColgrassOn Winged Flight................................SchullerO Magnum Mysterium..................... LauridsenFree Lance March .................................. SousaCave ......................................................... Peck

Lawrence University Wind EnsembleRobet Levy, conductor

April 3. 2004The Kroger March................................. FranceFantasy for Piano and Wind Ensemble . Wilder

John Harmon, pianoSafety in Numbers............................. BerkmanAir Mosiac ............................................Rogers

Lawrence University Symphonic BandRobet Levy, conductor

April 30, 2004Danzon-Memory .................................. BensonConcert Fantasia...................................... BassiTime Passages ..........................................LevyMusic for Prague......................................Husa

Lawrence University Wind EnsembleRobet Levy, conductor

May 15, 2004Symphony of Winds..........................Robinson

**world premiere**Songs Without Words.............................Young

**world premiere**Concerto for Saxophone .....................BadingsBlessing................................................Roberts

**world premiere**Symphony ...........................................Harmon

**world premiere**

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