Emanuele Andrizzi, director
Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
Carl Maria von Weber (1786–1826)
I. Andante et Allegro
II. Final: Giration
Henri Tomasi (1901–1971)
Coleman Wright, alto saxophone
Coleman Wright is one of the winners from Shenandoah Conservatory’s Student Soloists Competition held in March 2026
- intermission -
I. Andante — Allegro, ma non troppo
II. Andante con moto
III. Scherzo. Allegro vivace — Trio
IV. Allegro vivace
Franz Schubert (1797–1828)
Christian Claudio-Segovia
Megan Howell±
Jalen Seapker*^
Brienna Yates, piccolo
David Blackwell*^
Luis Gutierrez±, also english horn
Istra Muggeridge
Angel Amaro±
Caden Janosy
Daniel Lee*^
Colton Leverett, bass clarinet
Kara Stephenson
Jonathan Fenders, contrabassoon
Edward Petersen*^
Katelyn Young±
Maria Alexander*^
Nathaniel Brown±
Cameron Elliott
Juniper Jones
Dean Williamson
Alexander Ferrari*
Aidan Murray±
Imer Ramirez^
Brandon DuBritton, bass trombone
Connor Frazier±
Brenna Patterson
Jaylinn Vanegas*^
Nathaniel Castaneda, principal
Milik Green
Taryn Marks
Jarrod Sammons
Anneliese Walrath
Rachel Wang
Anna Smith, principal
Ethan Thompson
Andrew Smeader, concertmaster
Bonnie Vigil
Jonathan Toomer
Mary Ruth Kestner
Elena Ross
Kaysea Calvert
Caroline Stephenson
Marco Pflanzen
Riki Nagai, principal
Abigail Beall
Lauren Rogers
Cara Boyle
Kaicheng Huang
Nina Quinn McDonald
Ava Mauser
Benjamin Bleam
Steven Gestrich, principal
Ryan Snyder
Derek Garcia
Athiana Reyes Cordero
Jenesis Rodriguez
Jaden Lee
Emily Mullen
Jordan Wright
Christopher Gilley, principal
Matthew Reffner
Eugene Bartholomew III
Elizabeth Willard
Malorie Bliss
Joseph Walker
Paolo Chiavaroli
Awelekaume Emenanjo
Judith Recio
Jack Penland, principal
Charlotte O'Konski
Rose Krezel
*principal in Weber
^principal in Tomasi
±principal in Schubert
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