Symphonic Band
10.15.26 | Armstrong Concert Hall
Symphonic Band
Shaun Evans, director
Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
Program
Vanity Fair (1924/2006)
Percy Fletcher (1879–1932)
arr. Brant Karrick
Three Ayres from Gloucester (1969)
I. The Jolly Earl of Cholmondeley
II. Ayre for Eventide
III.The Fiefs of Wembley
Hugh M. Stuart (1917–2006)
Janine Milan, conductor
Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon (1901/36)
Percy Grainger (1882–1961)
Children’s March (1916–18/1971)
Percy Grainger (1882–1961)
rev. Frank Erickson
Folk Song Suite (1924/2008)
I. March, Seventeen Come Sunday
II. Intermezzo, My Bonny Boy
III. March, Folk Songs from Somerset
Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872–1958)
Composers
Symphonic Band Roster
Flute
Catie Bolin
Eden Boss
Lyric Fund
Ethan Maderia
Colton Martin
Ben Mora
Oboe
Istra Muggeridge
Esme Rowe
Clarinet
Libby Beller-Stone
Samantha Chavez
Ella Colley
Iyanna Hinton
Allison Kite
Reagan Rytter
Bryce Smyers
Katie Tokar
Saxophone
Gabe Barlow
Roman Harris-Hernández
Michael Hernandez
Alex Jacoby
Julia Kohr
James Mabe
Greg Ranzan
Landon Stembridge
Everett Woodward
Horn
Myklin Davis
Syd Haulman
Syde Hileman
Michael Lowe
Trumpet
Josue Maradiaga
Haley Quejada
Zion Roberts
Heiri Romero
Ainsley Simmons
Colby Stutes
Gavin Vanegas
Judah Wingard
Trombone
Brian Au
Camden Elliot
Zeke Gallagher
Cam Middleton
Janine Milan
Alex Rayburn
Euphonium
Jamaige Clark
Cooper Dodson
Mark Lowe
Tuba
Blake Dodson
Sean Gehring
Obi Okoturo
Calla Stanley
Percussion
Capri Blankenship
Dylan Craig
Naomi Dixon
Nancy Harrison
Olivia LaManna
Arrow Limmer
Amelia Taylor
Aiden Wojtowicz
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