College Band Directors National Association

Conference

FEBRUARY 26, 27, 28, MARCH 1, 1997

The University of ·Georgia Athens, Georgia

Message from the President,

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COVER ART & DESIGN:

PHOTOGRAPHY:

PROGRAM LAYOUT:

PRINTING:

James Croft

Betsy Kools, The Adsmith

Paul Efland and Rick O'Quinn

John Culvahouse and Tonya Millsap

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College Band Directors National Association ******* Executive Board *******

James Croft, President Allan McMurray, President Elect Eugene Corporon, Vice President

• Richard Floyd, Secretary-Treasurer Craig Kirchhoff, Immediate Past President Ray Cramer, Past President

******* Divisional Presidents *******

Arthur D. Chodoroff, Eastern Thomas V. Fraschillo, Southern John E. Williamson, North Central

Michael Haithcock, Southwestern Edward C. Harris, Western David Becker, Northwestern

State Chairs

Coordinator of State Chairs, Robert Spradling

Alabama

Johnnie B. Vinson

Alaska

Tracey Gibbens

Arizona

Greg Hanson

Arkansas

Craig Hamilton

California

Michael Bankhead

Canada

Linda Pimental

Colorado

Tom Caneva

Connecticut

Jeffrey Renshaw

Delaware

District of Columbia

Richard Lee

Florida

Michael Mann

Georgia

Andrea Strauss

Hawaii

John Kusinski

Illinois

John Bell

Iowa

Paula Holcomb

Idaho

Patrick Brooks

Kansas

Frank Tracz

Kentucky

Lynn Cooper

Louisiana

Jeffrey Lemke

Maine

Peter Martin

Maryland

Richard Johnson

Massachusetts

Frank Patterson

Michigan

John Madden

Minnesota

Matthew George

Missouri

Douglas Stotter

Montana

Steve Balstedt

Nebraska

James Saker

Nevada

A.G. "Mack" McGrannahan

New Hampshire

Max Culpepper

New Jersey

Jerry Rife

New Mexico

Eric Rombach

New York

Russel Mikkelson

North Carolina

John Locke

North Dakota

Dennis Gowen

Ohio

Richard Blatti

Oklahoma

William Wakefield

Oregon

Martin Behnke

Pennsylvania

!brook Tower

Rhode Island

Matthew McGarrell

South Carolina

Andrew Gowen

South Dakota

Bruce Ammann

Tennessee

Joe Hermann

Texas

Dennis Fischer

Utah

Thomas Root

Virginia

Gordon Ring

Mississippi

David Willson

Washington

Robert Spittal

Wisconsin

Larry Harper

West Virginia

Ben Miller

Wyoming

Robert Belser

Indiana

Joseph Scagnoli

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**** Wednesday, February 26 **** 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Registration

8:00 a.m. - Noon

Georgia Center

Score Room Open (Shattinger Music, James Cochran) Georgia Center - Room L Marching Band Video Room Georgia Center - Room T&U Manuscript Score Room Georgia Center - Room K

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Chosen Gems Rehearsal Georgia Center - Mahler Auditorium

Noon Lunch (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details)

1:30 p.m. The Enlightened Conductor Performing Arts Center - Ramsey Hall Bobby Adams, Moderator Frank Battisti Craig Kirchhoff H. Robert Reynolds

2:30 p.m. Chamber Winds Repertoire Performing Arts Center - Ramsey Hall Dennis Fischer

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5:30 p.m.

8:00 p.m.

Michigan State University Winds John Whitwell, conductor

Divertissement ........................... ....... ....... ......... ... .... ... Emile Bernard I. Andante sostenuto II. Allegro Vivace III. Andante

Music for Eighteen Winds ........................................... John Harbison

Noble Numbers .............. ......... ... ...... ............. .... .... ..... Gordon Binkerd I. Toccata and Ricercar from "Fiori Musicali"

Girolamo Fresobaldi II. Chorale Prelude on "Von Himmel hoch da

Kommich her" Johann Pachabel III. Choral Fantasie on "Allein Gorr in der Hoh

see Ehr" Based on settings by Friedrich Zachau, Nikolaus Verrer, and Johann Gottfried Walther

Visions of Light ....... ........ ... ..... ...... ........ ........... ....... . Malcolm Binney

CONCERT: Wichita State University Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Concert Hall

Dinner (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details)

CONCERT: Budapest Symphonic Band Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Concert Hall

Afterglow reception - Georgia Center - Hill Atrium

WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY SYMPHONIC BAND AND WIND ENSEMBLE

DR. VICTOR A. MARKOVICH, conductor DR. LARRY R. BLOCHER, associate conductor

H. ROBERT REYNOLDS, guest conductor AMY JO RHINE, French horn soloist

4:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 26, 1997 Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

Carillons: Fanfare for Brass and Timpani.. ............................................................................... Dean K. Roush*

"Jupiter" from The Planets ............................................................................................................ Gustav Holst

Memories, Dreams, and Reflections ............................................................................ Katherine Ann Murdock Premier Performance

I. Cascade II. Brief Candle: An Elegy III. Waltz IV. Are We There Yet

Concertino for Horn and Wind Ensemble ................................................................................. Dean K. Roush* Premier Performance

Amy Jo Rhine, soloist WSU Assistant Professor of French Horn

Dreamcatcher ................................................................................................................. ........... Walter Mays* CBDNA National Conference Premier

Handel in the Strand .... ..... ........................................................................................................ Percy Grainger Dr. Larry Blocher, conductor

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Emblems .... ..................................... ii. ·R~b~~t·R~y~~id~;g~~~t·~~~d~~t~;························· ·········Aaron Copland e *Wichita State University School of Music Composition Faculty

Gustav Hon a,

Trombone

Laszlo Marosi, Conductor

BUDAPEST SYMPHONIC BAND LASZLO MAROSI, conductor

8:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 26, 1997 Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program to be selected from the following:

Gyorgy r-~-.:::---..• Geiger,

Trumpet

Carnival of Past, Ninth Hungarian Rhapsody ....................................................... Franz Liszt/John Bourgeois

Second Suite ....................................................................................................................... Kamill6 Lendvay I. Fanfare II. Romantic Story for Ronald Johnson III. Almost Hidas IV. Polka for James Croft V. Finale for Felix Hauswirth

Flute Concerto ......................................................................................................................... Frigyes Hidas Iren More, flute

Helias Greek Dance Suite ........................................................................................................ .Istvan Bogar I. Tessaloniki Macedon Dance II. Meteoras III. Delphi Antique Dance IV. Athen Acropolis-Plaka

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Tales of Father Goose ............................................................................................................... Gyorgy Ranki Gustav Hona, trombone

Magic Potion Suite .................................................................................................. .............. ... Gyorgy Ranki I. Dance of Joy II. Ghost's Dance III. Euphory IV. Folk Festival

Triple Concerto ............................. .... ..... .......................................................................... .... Laszlo Dubrovay Gyorgy Geiger, trumpet Gustav Hona, trombone

Jozef Bazsinka, tuba

Music from Szek ....................................................................................................................... Laszlo Gulyas J6zsef Balogh, clarinet

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**** Thursday, February 27 ****

7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Buffet Breakfast Georgia Center Banquet Facility

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Registration Georgia Center

8:00 a.m. - Noon Score Room Open (Shattinger Music, James Cochran) Georgia Center - Room L Marching Band Video Room Georgia Center - Room T&U Manuscript Score Room Georgia Center - Room K

8:00 a.m. - 10 a.m. Chosen Gems Session The University of Georgia Symphonic Band with Georgia State University Wind Symphony players John Culvahouse, Chair Georgia Center - Mahler Auditorium

10:00 a.m. Complimentary Coffee (Masters/Mahler Atrium) Poster Session Georgia Center - RoomV&W

' 10:30 a.m. - Noon Gender/Minority Issues

Mallory Thompson, Chair Georgia Center - Masters Hall

Noon Lunch (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details)

1:30 p.m. CONCERT: University of Southern Mississippi Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

3:00 p.m. Research: A. Panel: Nick Morrison, Chair Joe Manfredo, Moderator Panel: John Grashel, Donald Hunsberger, Wolfgang Suppan School of Music - Edge Hall B. British Music: Timothy Reynish Performing Arts Center - Ramsey Hall

4:00 p.m. CONCERT: University of Kentucky Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

5:30 p.m. Dinner (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details)

8:00 p.m. CONCERT: University of North Texas John Harbison CBDNA Commission Premiere Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

Afterglow reception - Georgia Center - Hill Atrium

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI WIND ENSEMBLE

DR. THOMAS V. FRASCHILLO, conductor MARYANN KYLE, soprano MARK YANCICH, timpani

1:30 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 1997 Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

Fanfare on Motifs of Die Gurrelieder ...... ..... .......... .......... .............. ..................... ............ . Arnold Schoenberg

La Tregenda from Le Villi .......... ............................... ........... ............ ........ .............. ....... .. Giacomo Puccini / ed. by Robert Foster

Double Visions ... ...... ...... ........ .............. .... ..... ..... .................. ................ ..... ............................... Samuel Adler

American Hymns ............... ............. .......... ... ... ................... ...... .......... .... ..... ..... .... ... ... ............ Luigi Zaninelli* His Eye Is On The Sparrow Give Me That Old Time Religion Amazing Grace

Maryann Kyle, soprano

Timpani Concerto No. 1 (The Olympian) .... ........................ .............. .................................... . James Oliverio

Volitivo con Precisione Lento Introspettivo Feroce con Brio

Premier Performance

Mark Yancich, timpani Geoff Carlton, conductor

Homage ..... ................... .. ..... ..... .... ......... ... ... ... ............ ..... .... ... .......... ... ...... .. ................ ............. .. .. John Mood y Premier Performance

*University of Southern Mississippi School of Music Composition Faculty

THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY WIND ENSEMBLE

RICHARD CLARY, conductor DR. STEPHEN KING, baritone

4:00 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 1997 Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

La Procession du Rocio, Op. 9 ........................................................................................ Joaquin Turina/Reed I . Triana en fete II. La Procession (without pause)

A Cornfield in July and The River .......................................................... .............. .................... William Penn Dr. Stephen King, baritone

Preludio (1899) for Winds and Brass ........................................................................................... Jean Sibelius

Music for Winds and Percussion, Op. 152 .............................................................................. Blas Atehorttia I. Preludio (Allegro) II. Bambuco - Scherzo (Allegro) III. Canto Lirico (Adagio) IV. Canto Coral (Allegretto) V. Ostinato (Allegro Moderato)

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Urban Requiem ..................................................... ... .............................. ........... .................. Michael Colgrass for Four Saxophones and Wind Orchestra

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THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS WIND SYMPHONY

EUGENE CORPORON, conductor PILOBOLUS DANCE THEATRE, guest artists

8:00 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 1997 Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

Circus Ring (1995) ..... ...... ..... .................................................... ... ............ .... .. ...... .. .... ...... .. ............. Paul Hart Dennis Fischer, guest conductor

Soundings (1995) ........... ........ ... ................................. ... ... .. ................................. .... .......... .......... Cindy McTee Fanfare Gizmo Waves Transmission

Olympic Dances (1996) .......... ............ ........ ....... .................... .. .......... ...... ............. ..................... John Harbison CBDNA Commission Premiere

PILOBOLUS Dance Theatre Guest Artists

In Evening's Stillness (1996) ................ .. .. ............................................ .... ..... .. ................. Joseph Schwantner

Dance Movements (1995) ........ ... .... ....... ....... .... ............................. ... ..... .... .. ..... ......... ..... ......... Philip Sparke Ritmico Molto Vivo (for the Woodwinds) Lento (for the Brass) Molto Ritmico

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**** Friday, February 28 **** 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Buffet Breakfast

Georgia Center - Banquet Facility

7:30 a.m. State Chair Breakfast Georgia Center - Banquet Facility

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Registration Georgia Center

8:00 a.m. - Noon Score Room Open (Shattinger Music, James Cochran) Georgia Center - Room L Marching Band Video Room Georgia Center - Room T&U Manuscript Score Room Georgia Center - Room K

8:30 a.m. Composers Panel Georgia Center - Masters Hall

10:00 a.m. Complimentary Coffee (Masters/Mahler Atrium) Poster Session Georgia Center - Room V & W

10:30 a.m. A. Marching Band Division II & III Georgia Center - Mahler Auditorium B. Aesthetics Thomas Duffy Georgia Center - Room Y&Z C. Hyper Hindemith James Sochinski Georgia Center - Masters Hall

Noon Lunch (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details) Luncheon (Current CBDNA Board of Directors) Georgia Center Banquet Facility

1:30 p.m. CONCERT: Texas A&M University - Commerce Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

3:00 p.m. A. Marching Bands Task Force Performing Arts Center - Ramsey Hall

4:00 p.m.

5:30 p.m.

8:00 p.m.

B. Small Schools TaskForce School of Music - Edge Hall

CONCERT: Southern Methodist University Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

Dinner (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details)

CONCERT: The University of Georgia Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

Afterglow reception - Georgia Center - Hill Atrium Sponsored by The University of Georgia Redcoat Band Alumni Association

Bobby R. Francis, Conductor

Brass Quintet for performance with

Wind Ensemble

Jeff Emge, Asst . Director of Bands

James Sims, Trumpet Mike Morrow, Horn Ed Jones, Tuba Jimmy Clark, Trombone Conrad Bauschka, Trumpet

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - COMMERCE WIND ENSEMBLE

BOBBY FRANCIS, conductor 1:30 p.m. Friday, February 28, 1997

Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

Early Light (1996) .... .................... ..... .... ............ ........ ................... ........................................... Carolyn Bremer

Rememberence Day, Soliloquy for a Passing Century (1995) .................................. .................. Morton Gould Jeff Emge, guest conductor

Epiphanies (1995) ......................... .... ........ ...................... ........... ............... ..................................... Ron Nelson James Keene, guest conductor

Storyville (1996) ....... ....... ....... ............... ....... ... ... ......... ...... ..... .... .......... .............. ........................... James Syler Premier Performance

Motown Metal for Brass and Percussion (1994) ........................... ............... ....................... Michael Daugherty

Fervent is My Longing, Chorale Prelude (ca. 1710) ............................. ................. ...... .. J.S. Bach/arr. Cailliet

Shadowcatcher (1996) ......... ... ......... ... ..... ........................... .......... .......... ................ ..... .................. Eric Ewazon Mvt. IV TAMU-Commerce Faculty Brass Quintet

Symphony No. 3 (1935) ......... ........................ ...... ........... .............. ..................... ...... Boris Kozhevnikov /ed. by John Bourgeois

III. Vivace IV. Moderato (joyously)

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SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY MEADOWS WIND ENSEMBLE

JACK DELANEY, conductor

with special guests

MEADOWS DANCE COMPANY NATHAN MONTOYA, choreographer

STEPHEN MONTAGUE, composer STEPHEN JONES, composer

4:00 p.m. Friday, February 28, 1997 Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

Dance Division Meadows School of the Arts

Southern Methodist University

Integrales .......................................................................................... ...................................... Edgard Varese (1883-1965)

Oiseaux Exotiques .............................................................................................................. Olivier Messiaen (1908-1992)

at the white edge of phrygia .............................................................................................. Stephen Montague (b. 1943)

Meadows Dance Company

Robert T. Stroker, guest conductor strike ......................................................................................................................................... Stephen Jones

(b. 1960)

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WIND SYMPHONY

DR. H. DWIGHT SATTERWHITE, conductor JOHN N. CULVAHOUSE, associate conductor

DR. TOM LEE, guest conductor 8:00 p.m. Friday, February 28, 1997

Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

Overture for Band (1988) ............................................................................................................... John Heins

The Quality of Mercy (1997) ................................................................................................... Lewis Nielson* Premier Performance

Symphony No. 3 (1935/1995) .................. ................................................................ Boris Kozhevnikov /ed. by John Bourgeois

I. Allegro, decisively

Symphony No. 2 (1930/1983) ....................................................................................... Howard Hanson/ed. by Francis McBeth

III. Finale Tom Lee, guest conductor

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Waking Angels (1997) ............................................ ....... ..................................................... David Gillingham Premier Performance

Galilean Moons (1997) ................................................................................................................. Roger Cichy Premier Performance

I. Ganymede II. Callisto III. Lo IV. Europa

Blue Shades (1996) .................................................................................................................... Frank Ticheli Consortium Premier Performance

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7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.

8:00 a.m. - Noon

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6:00 p.m.

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**** Saturday, March 1 Buffet Breakfast Georgia Center - Banquet Facility

Registration Georgia Center

Divisional Meetings

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Georgia Center - Western/Northwestern Divisions - Room J&S Southwestern Division - Room V&W I Southern Division - Mahler Auditorium

North Central Division - Masters Hall I Eastern Division - Room Y&Z General Business Meeting Georgia Center - Masters Hall

Complimentary Coffee (Masters/Mahler Atrium) Poster Session Georgia Center - RoomV&W

Score Room Open (Shattinger Music, James Cochran) Georgia Center - Room L Marching Band Video Room Georgia Center - Room T&U Manuscript Score Room Georgia Center - Room .K

A. Block Scheduling and You Georgia Center - Room Y&Z B. Divisional Presidents' Favorites Georgia Center - Masters Hall C. Recruiting and Retention of Students in the College Marching Band Glen J. Hemberger and Brad McDavid - panel moderators Georgia Center - Room J&S

Lunch (refer to Conference packet for suggestions and details) Luncheon (Combined Boards) Georgia Center - Banquet Facility

Concert Band Music by African-American Composers Myron Moss, presenter with the Florida A&M University Symphonic Band Dr. William P. Foster and Dr. Julian E. White, conductors Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

Fanfare for Four Trumpets Ulysses Kay Celebration! Adolphus Hailstork Essay for Band Roger Dickerson Trinal Dance Hale Smith Acadian Festival Quincy Hilliard Toccata from "Forever Free" Ulysses Kay March Brilliante William P. Foster

A. The International Scene Timothy Reynish Performing Arts Center - Ramsey Hall B. Research Reports Nick Morrison, Chair John Cody Birdwell - Music of David Stanhope, John C. Carmichael -The Donaueschingen Festival, Mark Fonder - Patrick Conway: Life and Times of School of Music - Edge Hall

CONCERT: Indiana University Performing Arts Center - Hodgson Hall

President's Reception Georgia Center - Banquet Facility CBDNA Membership Banquet Georgia Center - Banquet Facility

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INDIANA UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLE

RAY E. CRAMER, conductor 4:00 p.m. SATURDAY, March 1, 1997

Hodgson Hall, The University of Georgia

Program

f Celebration Fanfare for Six Trumpets (1995) ........................................................................... David Dzubay

Centennial Overture (1996) ....................................................................................................... Jindrich Feld Premier Performance

Les Couleurs Fauve (1996) ............................................................................................................ Karel Husa Persistent Bells Ritual Dance Masks

Little Fugue in G Minor S. 578 ...................................................................................................... J. S. Bach/ arr. by Y oshihiro Kimura

Stephen W. Pratt, conductor

The Boys of the Old Brigade (1901) ................................................................................. W. Paris Chambers David C. Woodley, conductor

Four Times Round (1996) ........... ............................................................................................... Frederick Fox Premier Performance

Fantasia Concertante for Alto Saxophone, 19 Winds and Percussion (1987) .................................................... Bernhard Heiden

Kenneth Tse, soloist

Dance of the New World (1992) ................................................................................................. Dana Wilson

Dance of the Jesters ............................................................................................. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky I from The Snow Maidens (1884) ed. by Ray Cramer

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The University of Georgia and School of Music

Founded in 1785, The University of Georgia is the oldest state-chartered university in the United States. In addition to the School of Music and the other curricula of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, the university offers programs of study in business, environ­mental design, law, journalism, agriculture, forestry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, and education. There are over 141 individual fields of study. With an enrollment of over 30,000 students, the university is the capstone unit in the University System of Georgia, offering programs of study through the doc­toral level in most fields. Students attending the university represent every county in Georgia, all 50 states, and some 100 foreign countries. The university has over 350 stu­dent organizations. The degree programs offered through the School of Music include the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and Bachelor of Arts; the Master of Music and Master of Arts; and the Doctor of Education, Doctor of Musical Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy in Music. Undergraduate majors include performance, composition, church music, music therapy, music education, and music theory.

In addition, an elective minor in music is available for students interested in music but majoring in another discipline. UGA music faculty members are exceptionally well quali­fied to offer high level instruction in their respective areas of specialization. All hold advanced degrees, and all are active profes­sionally. Current enrollment in the school is approximately 350 undergraduate students and 100 graduate students; there are approxi­mately 50 full-time faculty members and 48 graduate assistants. The school offers many performing ensembles in addition to the Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band, two Concert Bands, and the popular Redcoat Marching Band, two jazz bands, five choral groups, and two orchestras perform each quarter. Several faculty ensembles are in res­idence, including the Franklin String Quartet, the Georgia Brass Quintet, the Georgia Woodwind Quintet, and the Baroque Ensemble. Along with the Percussion Ensembles, the Faculty-Graduate Georgia Brass, and other student woodwind and brass ensembles, these organizations perform regu­larly on campus, in the Athens and Atlanta areas, and nationally and internationally.

Faculty

H. Dwight Satterwhite, Director of Bands John N. Culvahouse, Associate Director of Bands

William Davis, bassoon Kenneth Fischer, saxophone

Theodore Jahn, clarinet Philip Jameson, trombone

Dwight Manning, oboe Jean Martin, horn

Milton Masciadri, double bass Thomas McCutchen, percussion

Fred Mills, trumpet David Randolph, tuba & euphonium

Edward Sandor, trumpet Arvin Scott, percussion

Ronald Waln, flute James Zellers, flute

Richard M. Graham, Director, School of Music Edward P. Sandor, Associate Director, School of Music

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