Hall, Mike, (Director)

Old Dominion University Brass Choir

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November 12, 2010 in Chandler Recital Hall. This event is free and open to the public. We also welcome the American Brass Quintet, who will premiere Anthony Plog’s Concerto 2010 with the Virginia Wind Symphony under the direction of Dennis Zeisler Sunday November 14, 2010, 3:00pm at Salem High School in Virginia Beach. This concert is free and open to the public. The ABQ will also perform on the Diehn Concert Series Monday November 15, 2010, 8:00pm here in Chandler Recital Hall. Tickets are available at the University Theater box office and at the door. Please join us for these great brass events.   Old Dominion University Brass Choir Mike Hall, director  Trumpet Dylan Carson Steven Wilkins Eric Javage Arthur Bern   Horn Justin Towns Lauren White Jonathan Duggan Elise Carter Morgan Hatfield   Trombone Rick Kalinauskas II Greg Hausmann   Euphonium Pete Echols Paul Ward Tuba Bruce Lord Barron Maskew   ODU Tuba/Euphonium Quartet Peter Dubeau, coach  Pete Echols, Rick Kalinauskas II, euphonium Andrew Bohnert, Bruce Lord, tuba.   OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY   Department of Music        Presents     Old Dominion University Brass Choir “Animal Ditties”  Mike Hall, Director           Diehn Fine and Performing Arts Chandler Recital Hall          November 11, 2010                      7:30pm  PROGRAM  Laudate Dominum In Tympanis   Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina            (c.1525-1594)  arranged by Carl H. Kandel      Fanfare and Toccata                                    Bill Holcombe (1925-2010)  Benediction           John Stevens (b.1951)  ODU Tuba/euphonium Quartet  Exaltabo te    Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina  ODU Brass Choir horns  Songs of the British Isles      David Werden, arranger  I. The Minstrel Boy   II. Molly Malone   III. Danny Boy   IV. An English Garden  ODU Tuba/Euphonium Quartet  ‘Pause’ from Die schöne Müllerin Op.2     Franz Schubert (1797-1828)             arranged by Eberhard Ramm  ODU Brass Choir horns, Dylan Carson, flugelhorn soloist  Ordo quod chaos fio unus Premiere        Morgan N. Hatfield (b.1990)  Wonderland Duets            Raymond Luedeke (b.1944)  I. Energetically  III. Largo  II. Minuet tempo Grazioso  Bruce Lord, Barron Maskew, tuba Dr. Alfred Townsend, narrator  Animal Ditties IV         Anthony Plog (b.1947)  I. The Cuckoo  II. The Porpoise  III. The Duck  IV. The Dog  V. The Ant  VI. The Centipede  VII. The Rhinoceros  VIII. The Mule  Dr. Alfred Townsend, narrator  Jubilate Deo                   Luigi Zaninelli (b.1932)   Information MIKE HALL teaches trombone/euphonium and brass chamber music at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA, and serves as Literature Reviews Editor for the International Trombone Association Journal. He previously served on the faculties of the University of Kansas and Eastern Michigan University. Dr. Hall has performed extensively throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and China performing a range of styles and literature with symphony orchestras, wind and chamber ensembles and as featured soloist. He also has an extensive background in commercial music backing entertainers, playing in large and small group jazz settings, and performing in theater and studio recording ensembles. His extensive study of Baroque performance practice as applied to low brass instruments has led to publications of his performing editions of the Marcello Sonatas and four solo recordings: Arcangelo Corelli Solo Chamber Sonatas, Opus 5; J.S. Bach: The Gamba Sonatas, Benedetto Marcello Solo Sonatas, Opus 1 and Art of Fugue. Holding the rope at the top of his well are wife, Michelle, and children, Rebekah, James and Wyatt. They rarely kick stones over the edge and always share the water! Mike Hall is a C.G. Conn and Selmer Bach performing artist.  The ODU Brass Choir is excited to welcome composer Anthony Plog to our campus. He will conduct a master class at noon Friday   

Old Dominion University Brass Choir: “Animal Ditties”

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Old Dominion University Brass Choir: “Animal Ditties”

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