presents
Go BIG or Go HOME
Timothy J. Robblee, artistic director, conductor
Friday, September 22, 2023 at 7:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
Fantasia in G, BWV 572
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
trans. Goldman/Leist
Mein Jesu, was für Seelenweh
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
trans. Reed
From the Delta
I. Work Song
II. Spiritual
III. Dance
William Grant Still (1895–1978)
- intermission -
I wake in the dark and remember
I. Rain Journey
II. I lie listening to the black hour
Joel Puckett (b. 1977)
Jessica Meyer, viola
Source of Joy
Jessica Meyer (b. 1974)
Jessica Meyer, viola
WORLD PREMIERE
Go BIG or Go Home
Jessica Meyer (b. 1974)
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
Constantino Felicetta
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
Luke Hackworth
Tom Hague
Cliff Hernandez
Nathan Hott
Dominic Jackson
Patrick Rippeon
Horn
Maxwell Arceneaux
Addison Ashley
Sarah Berry
Ethan Hahn
Evan Joyce
Phoebe O'Kelly
Gabriella Pocaro
Ryan Wezner
Trumpet
Jaya Dickson
Connor Eldredge
Taylor Losey
Vanessa Rivera
Sam White
Brannon Wiltshire
Alyson Zieg
Trombone
Brandon DuBritton
Ian Elick
Talbot Jennings
Wade Parton
Maggie Plosch
Jackson Smith
Gabe Stachour
Jaylinn Vanegas
Euphonium
Reeve Thomas
Tuba
Aaron Reid
Erik Ruane
Electric Bass
Lance Davis
Double Bass
Raegan Fisher
Percussion
Ethan Fox
Alex Gamboa
AJ Guarino
Ben Millesen
Chance Morris
Marlena Shinego
Will Strickler
Electric Keyboard
Blake Barnickle
Piano
Sarah Morris
Electric Guitar
Matthew Neal
Harp
Danielle Caldwell
Anna Smith
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