presents
Eclectic City
Tom Nazziola, guest director
Timothy J. Robblee, conductor
Charles Perry, sound fellow
Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 8:00 p.m.
Bright Box Theater
Shenandoah Conservatory
WORLD PREMIERE
The Golem Overture
Tom Nazziola (b. 1966)
Colin Davin, electric guitar
Minji Lee, piano
Ben Millesen, percussion
Chance Morris, percussion
Emily Ilyes, violin
Christian Hartman, cello
Zach Smith, upright bass
Flock
John Hollenbeck (b. 1968)
Splinter
Marc Mellits (b. 1966)
Brendan Shirk, oboe
Ryan Romine, bassoon
Garrick Zoeter, clarinet
John Romano,* bass clarinet
Tim Roberts, alto saxophone
*guest performer
Cat and Mouse*
Tom Nazziola (b. 1966)
Chance Morris, marimba
Ben Millesen, vibraphone
Tom Nazziola, udu/shaker
*Grammy nomination for Best Instrumental Composition
- intermission -
Zaka
Jennifer Higdon (b. 1962)
Kathryn Farenish,* flute
Garrick Zoeter, clarinet
Yanjue Lin, piano
Alex Gamboa, percussion
Nick Whitley, violin
Christian Hartman, cello
*guest performer
WORLD PREMIERE
Child’s Play
Tom Nazziola (b. 1966)
Alexander Bernstein, piano
Lost Hymn
Tom Nazziola (b. 1966)
Patrick Rippeon, soprano saxophone
Beau Baldasari, alto saxophone
Alex Kilkus, tenor saxophone
Ellie Long, tenor saxophone
Cliff Hernandez, baritone saxophone
Ryan Romine, contrabassoon
WORLD PREMIERE
Garbage Plate
Tom Nazziola (b. 1966)
Josh Lewis, bass clarinet
Patrick Rippeon, alto saxophone
Colin Davin, electric guitar
Minji Lee, piano
Tom Nazziola, drum set
Zach Smith, upright bass
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