Lamb, Lee, (Guest Conductor)

Old Dominion University Symphonic Band

Old Dominion University Wind Ensemble

Ralls, Bryan, (Graduate Conductor)

Treviño, Alexander, (Director)

Zeisler, Dennis J., (Director)

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Old Dominion University

   Upcoming Events:  04/20/2015 – The Norfolk Chamber Consort – 7:30 PM Diehn Fine Arts Building, Chandler Recital Hall  04/22/2015 – Student Performance Hour – 3:00 PM Diehn Fine Arts Building, Chandler Recital Hall  04/22/2015– Honors Recital – 4:00 PM Diehn Fine Arts Building, Chandler Recital Hall  04/24/2015 – Music and Dance Showcase – 7:30 PM Willett Hall, Portsmouth, Va  04/26/2014 – Concert Choir – 3:00 PM Diehn Fine Arts Building, Chandler Recital Hall  Ticket Box Office: (757) 683-5305                                     http://www.oduartstix.com/                      OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY   Department of Music       Presents  Old Dominion University Wind Ensemble Dennis J. Zeisler – Director & Old Dominion University Symphonic Band Dr. Alexander Treviño – Director  SGT Lee Lamb– Guest Conductor Capt. Bryan Ralls – Graduate Conductor    Diehn Fine and Performing Arts Building Atrium   Sunday, April 19, 2015                             3:00 PM Program  OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY SYMPHONIC BAND  The Red Covered Bridge (Op. 177) Robert Sheldon (b. 1954)  Shock Wave Gary D. Ziek (b. 1960)  Ruckus Randall D. Standridge (b. 1976)     OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLE  Whirr, Whirr, Whirr Ralph Hultgren (b. 1953)  Summon the Heroes    John Williams (b. 1932) Arr. Paul Lavender Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral Richard Wagner (1813-1883) Arr. Lucien Caillet  His Honor     Henry Fillmore (1881-1956) Arr.  Frederick Fennell  Sgt. Lee Lamb – Guest Conductor  Abram's Pursuit David Holsinger (b. 1945)  Capt. Bryan Ralls – Graduate Conductor  Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)  Luminescence David Biedenbender  (b. 1984)        Dennis Zeisler has been on the faculty of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia for 35 years serving as Director of Bands, Professor of Clarinet and Saxophone and Chair of the Music Department. Mr. Zeisler is a graduate of the University of Michigan where he was solo clarinetist of the Symphony Band under the direction of Dr. William D. Revelli. He was solo clarinetist of the Detroit Concert Band under the direction of Dr. Leonard Smith and clarinet soloist with the United States Military Academy Band at West Point.  Mr. Zeisler is a past recipient of the Virginia Music Educator of the Year Award, is a member of the American Bandmasters Association and is the founder and conductor of the Virginia Wind Symphony.  He is on the Board of Directors of the National Band Association, The John Philip Sousa Foundation, The Midwest Clinic and holds the office of President of the American Bandmasters Association.  Alexander Treviño is the Director of Athletic Bands and Associate Director of Bands at Old Dominion University.  Dr. Treviño established the first-ever marching band program in the history of Old Dominion in 2009.  The band began rehearsing in the fall of 2008 and has since performed in exhibition and in public performances throughout the Commonwealth.  Dr. Treviño also teaches music education courses in the Department of Music and conducts the Symphonic Band.  Dr. Treviño holds a PhD. in Music Education from the University of Washington and a Master of Music in Instrumental Conducting degree from The University of Tennessee. He also holds the Bachelor of Music in Music Education degree from the University of Texas at Austin.                   The Red Covered Bridge     Robert Sheldon (Op. 177)  A red covered bridge spans the Big Bureau Creek just north of Princeton, Illinois. This local attraction has become a part of the fabric of the community, and served as the inspiration for this lyrical composition. The serene setting easily brings to mind the many people who have crossed that bridge in simpler times, and the stories of their lives. This piece hopes to capture those moments of reflection, joy, children playing, and powerful moments of resolve.  The Red Covered Bridge was commissioned by the Princeton Community Band, Princeton, Illinois, James Jones, Conductor. _____________________________________________________________________ Shock Wave      Gary D. Ziek  Shock Wave is a high energy piece, driven by a constant sense of propulsion and rippling waves of motion. The initial shock wave is provided by the percussion section, which leads to a tension filled section, using multiple layers of sound scattered throughout the ensemble. This tension ultimately finds its release with a large impact with the entire band at rehearsal letter H. An agitated melody is then passed from the woodwinds to the trumpets at letter J, which leads to another explosion of sound at letter L. A new section unfolds at rehearsal letter O, with new layers of sound and rhythm in the brass and woodwind sections. Each new entrance is accompanied by a solo percussion instrument, which builds to a frenzied swirling conclusion to this middle section. The tempo suddenly becomes faster, building layer upon layer of musical pressure until the final resolution of the composit ion. The percussion section gets the last word, providing one final “aftershock” at the end of the piece.  Dr. Gary D. Ziek, Professor of Music, is the Director of Bands and Professor of Trumpet at Emporia State University. Dr. Ziek was the recipient of the Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor Award for 2008-2009.  _____________________________________________________________________ Ruckus      Randall D. Standridge  ruck•us [ruhk-uh s] noun a noisy commotion; fracas; rumpus  Ruckus is a piece for concert band that is supposed to be just what its title implies: loud, boisterous, and aggressive. The mixed meter, heavy percussion, and thumping rhythm give this piece a decidedly urban feel. Students should be encouraged to be extremely aggressive in their performance of this work.  Ruckus was commissioned by the Central Cass High School Band from Casselton, ND, and their conductor Darcy Brandenberg, in honor of their principal, Mr. Steve Lorentzen     Wind Ensemble Personnel Piccolo Jenna Henkel  Flute I Hyshuen Yoon Tiffany Sitton  Flute II Tristan Morris-Mann Hannah Jackson  Oboe  Todd Worsham Carol Zeisler  Bassoon  Ed Taylor Ryan McGovern  Eb Clarinet Brandan Boone  Clarinet I Andre Jefferson Jr. Kyle Moland Sarah Bass  Clarinet II Jimin Kim Tim Martin Loren Butts  Clarinet III Alen Dekhanov Steve Smith Collier Godfrey Maggie Williams  Bass Clarinet Robert Rigby  Contra-Bass Clarinet Roderick Gaines  Alto Saxophone Ben Glosser Marlana Cook  Tenor Saxophone Sam Venable  Baritone Saxophone Danny Santos Cornet I James Whittemore Josh Bialowas  Cornet II Christian Van Deven Marshall Hallam  Cornet III Evan Turner Sherley Chabur Charles Winstead  Horn I Taylor Rouse Hosanna High  Horn II J. P Allgood  Horn III Dennis DiMaggio  Horn III Jelanie Hill  Trombone I Jack Himmelman Mark Dandridge Trombone II Chris Miller Justin Berger  Trombone III Brian Horlor  Euphonium Jared Raymer Riley Anderson Dominique Parker Tyler Spruill  Tuba Amanda Nolan Stephen Mathis Zachery Gibson  Percussion  Dennis Northerner Anthony Carlton Andrew Smith Jonathan Wudijono Kimberly Adams Christian Mitchell  Band Manager Jack Himmelman   Symphonic Band Personnel Piccolo Krista Wright  Flute Noelle Mueller Carly Osborne Raeven Pietzsch  Clarinet Brendan Boone Roderick Gaines Robert Rigby Randy Smith        Bassoon Collier Godfrey  Alto Saxophone Savon Dabney Pamela Daigle Cyre Scurry Taylor Powell Shaked Tollman  French Horn Dennis DiMaggio Jack Himmelman Chad Hugo Chris Miller Christian Van Deven   Trumpet Austin Adkins Sarah Davidson April Hopkins Alex Jordan Darryl King Eric Lopez Trent Tucker  Trombone Riley Anderson Justin Burgin Shaquille Coles Alex Dekhanov Dominique Parker  Euphonium Jamie Payne Colette Tortora  Tuba Colin Pell  Percussion Kimberly Adams Anthony Carlton Jacqueline Firmani Christian Mitchell Dennis Northerner Andrew Smith Isaiah Williams Jonathan Wudijono  The Red Covered Bridge     Robert Sheldon (Op. 177)  A red covered bridge spans the Big Bureau Creek just north of Princeton, Illinois. This local attraction has become a part of the fabric of the community, and served as the inspiration for this lyrical composition. The serene setting easily brings to mind the many people who have crossed that bridge in simpler times, and the stories of their lives. This piece hopes to capture those moments of reflection, joy, children playing, and powerful moments of resolve.  The Red Covered Bridge was commissioned by the Princeton Community Band, Princeton, Illinois, James Jones, Conductor. _____________________________________________________________________ Shock Wave      Gary D. Ziek  Shock Wave is a high energy piece, driven by a constant sense of propulsion and rippling waves of motion. The initial shock wave is provided by the percussion section, which leads to a tension filled section, using multiple layers of sound scattered throughout the ensemble. This tension ultimately finds its release with a large impact with the entire band at rehearsal letter H. An agitated melody is then passed from the woodwinds to the trumpets at letter J, which leads to another explosion of sound at letter L. A new section unfolds at rehearsal letter O, with new layers of sound and rhythm in the brass and woodwind sections. Each new entrance is accompanied by a solo percussion instrument, which builds to a frenzied swirling conclusion to this middle section. The tempo suddenly becomes faster, building layer upon layer of musical pressure until the final resolution of the composition. The percussion section gets the last word, providing one final “aftershock” at the end of the piece.  Dr. Gary D. Ziek, Professor of Music, is the Director of Bands and Professor of Trumpet at Emporia State University. Dr. Ziek was the recipient of the Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor Award for 2008-2009.  _____________________________________________________________________ Ruckus      Randall D. Standridge  ruck•us [ruhk-uh s] noun a noisy commotion; fracas; rumpus  Ruckus is a piece for concert band that is supposed to be just what its title implies: loud, boisterous, and aggressive. The mixed meter, heavy percussion, and thumping rhythm give this piece a decidedly urban feel. Students should be encouraged to be extremely aggressive in their performance of this work.  Ruckus was commissioned by the Central Cass High School Band from Casselton, ND, and their conductor Darcy Brandenberg, in honor of their principal, Mr. Steve Lorentzen     Wind Ensemble Personnel Piccolo Jenna Henkel  Flute I Hyshuen Yoon Tiffany Sitton  Flute II Tristan Morris-Mann Hannah Jackson  Oboe  Todd Worsham Carol Zeisler  Bassoon  Ed Taylor Ryan McGovern  Eb Clarinet Brandan Boone  Clarinet I Andre Jefferson Jr. Kyle Moland Sarah Bass  Clarinet II Jimin Kim Tim Martin Loren Butts  Clarinet III Alen Dekhanov Steve Smith Collier Godfrey Maggie Williams  Bass Clarinet Robert Rigby  Contra-Bass Clarinet Roderick Gaines  Alto Saxophone Ben Glosser Marlana Cook  Tenor Saxophone Sam Venable  Baritone Saxophone Danny Santos Cornet I James Whittemore Josh Bialowas  Cornet II Christian Van Deven Marshall Hallam  Cornet III Evan Turner Sherley Chabur Charles Winstead  Horn I Taylor Rouse Hosanna High  Horn II J. P Allgood  Horn III Dennis DiMaggio  Horn III Jelanie Hill  Trombone I Jack Himmelman Mark Dandridge Trombone II Chris Miller Justin Burgin  Trombone III Brian Horlor  Euphonium Jared Raymer Riley Anderson Dominique Parker Tyler Spruill  Tuba Amanda Nolan Stephen Mathis Zachery Gibson  Percussion  Dennis Northerner Anthony Carlton Andrew Smith Jonathan Wudijono Kimberly Adams Christian Mitchell  Band Manager Jack Himmelman   Symphonic Band Personnel Piccolo Krista Wright  Flute Noelle Mueller Carly Osborne Raeven Pietzsch  Clarinet Brendan Boone Roderick Gaines Robert Rigby Randy Smith     Bassoon Collier Godfrey  Alto Saxophone Savon Dabney Pamela Daigle Cyre Scurry Taylor Powell Shaked Tollman  French Horn Dennis DiMaggio Jack Himmelman Chad Hugo Chris Miller Christian Van Deven  Trumpet Austin Adkins Sarah Davidson April Hopkins Alex Jordan Darryl King Eric Lopez Trent Tucker  Trombone Riley Anderson Justin Burgin Shaquille Coles Alex Dekhanov Dominique Parker  Euphonium Jamie Payne Colette Tortora  Tuba Colin Pell  Percussion Kimberly Adams Anthony Carlton Jacqueline Firmani Christian Mitchell Dennis Northerner Andrew Smith Isaiah Williams Jonathan Wudijono    

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