presents
Seraph Brass
Mary Elizabeth Bowden, trumpet
Caeley Jackson, trumpet
Rachel Velvikis, horn
Elisabeth Shafer, trombone
Vivian Kung, tuba
with the
Shenandoah Conservatory Wind Ensemble
Timothy J. Robblee, director
Sunday, November 12, 2023 at 2:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
Vientos y Tangos
Michael Gandolfi (b. 1956)
WIND ENSEMBLE
WORLD PREMIERE
Imperial Fanfare for Brass and Percussion
Alex Corley (b. 2002)
2023 William Averitt Prize for Excellence in Composition Winner
WIND ENSEMBLE
Dust
Jennifer Jolley (b. 1981)
SERAPH BRASS & WIND ENSEMBLE
Go
Anthony Dilorenzo (b. 1967)
SERAPH BRASS
From a Dark Millennium
Joseph Schwantner (b. 1943)
WIND ENSEMBLE
Suite from "Mass"
Leonard Bernstein (1918–1990)
arr. Michael Sweeney
SERAPH BRASS & WIND ENSEMBLE
MASS BRASS FINALE
La morisque from the Danserye
Tielman Susato (1500–1561)
SERAPH BRASS, WIND ENSEMBLE & BRASS DAY PARTICIPANTS
Flute
Amelia Dardaris
Jaylan Jones
Lizzie Pearson
Katarina Sams
Peter Wood
Oboe
Alicia Gomez
Emma Shields
Mathuin Smith
Emilie Ticer
Clarinet
Darian Angel
Jesse Eagle
Renae Flood
Yannick Joseph
Mylah Kittle
Joshua Lewis
Brenden Rafferty
Caitlyn Rose
Fabiola Vazquez Becerra
Bassoon
Megan Frederick
Daniel-Jericho Johnson
Emily Seelinger
Emma Shockey
Saxophone
Alex Daniello
Adam Dockins
Tom Hague
Cliff Hernandez
Patrick Rippeon
Horn
Maxwell Arceneaux
Addison Ashley
Sarah Berry
Ethan Hahn
Evan Joyce
Phoebe O'Kelly
Gabriella Pocaro
Ryan Wezner
Trumpet
Jaya Dickson
Bret Paul
Imer Ramirez
Vanessa Rivera
Sam White
Alyson Zieg
Trombone
Brandon DuBritton
Ian Elick
Jackson Smith
Trey Strosnider
Jaylinn Vanegas
Euphonium
Reeve Thomas
Tuba
Aaron Reid
Erik Ruane
Double Bass
Jack Penland
Percussion
Ethan Fox
Alex Gamboa
AJ Guarino
Ben Millesen
Chance Morris
Marlena Shinego
Piano
Sarah Morris
Harp
Anna Smith
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This year, join the Women Drummers of Rwanda for a community drumming session, observe an open studio rehearsal with DanceWorks Chicago and attend a masterclass or meet-the-artist reception with Sphinx Virtuosi or CMT’s 2022 “Next Woman of Country” Miko Marks.
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Wheelchair accessible restrooms are available across the courtyard in Gregory Hall (approximately 100 feet from the Armstrong Concert Hall lobby). Please notify house management for assistance.
Patrons are requested to silence cell phones and other electronic devices during performances. The taking of photographs and the use of recording equipment are not permitted during performances.
