Thursday, April 24, 2025 at 6:00 p.m.
Goodson Chapel – Recital Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory

Concertino for Trombone

Ferdinand David (1810–1873)

Timur Mustamikov, piano

- brief pause -

Sonata for Trombone and Piano

Paul Hindemith (1895–1963)

Timur Mustamikov, piano

- intermission - 

When the Mountain Speaks

Andrew Hiebert

Trey Strosnider, conductor
Sophia Alvini-Moore, cello
Wade Parton, trombone
Jaylinn Vanegas, trombone
Bradon Dubritton, bass trombone

Scarborough Fair

Traditional
arr. Bill Reichenbach

Wade Parton, trombone
Jaylinn Vanegas, trombone
Bradon Dubritton, bass trombone

Shenandoah

Traditional
arr. Hoyt Bohannon

Ian Elick, trombone
Rebecca Acolatse, trombone
Jackson Smith, bass trombone

Through the Fire and the Flames

Dragonforce
arr. Andrew Hiebert 

Jeaden Persaud, trombone

It speaks it does, it does
  “By all the things that flit and chirp and buzz?”
It speaks,
  *by the mighty beasts that crash and roar?*
It speaks,
  “By the ancient ones that fall but make no sound?
It speaks, it does
  In the trickles and the rushes that come crashing over falls
It does
  In the ridges and the valleys, in the sweat and groans and giggly tumbles down down down
It speaks, it does
  From the poignant pause of heavy breath to a final weary vigil, and the whispered voices through the ancient ones yet tall
It. Speaks.
  In the endless fractal valleys carved of eon’s tears
  Under the cartographer’s pen, the planner’s zone, and the miner’s mark
  On the vast horizon as in the deepest cave
It speaks
   And there we hear. In that we feel. In those we see.

It speaks
It goes
It’s seen

It is

We hear
We feel
We see

We are

Andrew Hiebert is from the studio of Matthew Niess. This recital is presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Bachelor of Music in Performance (Trombone).