Shaun Evans, director
Sunday, April 28, 2024 at 2:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
Gavorkna Fanfare (1991)
Jack Stamp (b. 1954)
And the grass sings in the meadows (2011)
Travis Cross (b. 1977)
Music from the Southern Songbook II (2011)
I. Full Pull
II. To the Pines
III. Wilt
IV. Cage Match
Scott McAllister (b. 1969)
Flute
Courtney Anthony
Kim Blanco-Ruiz
Renae Flood
Nikki O’Donnell
Samuel Soste-Taffur
Oboe
Emma Shields
Clarinet
Freddy Batiz-Garcia
Annabel Burkhart
Michaela Brown
Maddie Changhabane
Mitchell Ferris
Roman Harris-Hernández
Laeni Hayden
Kaylee Trumper
Anna Zorio
Bassoon
Daniel-Jericho Johnson
Emily Seelinger
Saxophone
Giuliana Cappo
Jamaige Clark
Bryce Hough
Julia Kohr
Brenden Maloy
Horn
Jacob Beny
Juli Bish
Myklin Davis
Anna Kwartin
Jonathan Lightcap
Cassie Wells
Trumpet
Alexander Ferrari
Riley Morse
Aidan Murray
Logan Parker
Jose Rivas
Adan Sanchez
Ainsley Simmons
Trombone
Rebecca Acolatse
Brandon DuBritton
Camden Elliott
Vex Sliter
Jaylinn Vanegas
Euphonium
Mark Lowe
Stephen Payes
Tuba
Jonas Cairns
Jonah Medas
Percussion
Lukas Dannenberg
Jacob Derges
Faith Folderauer
Gary Garlic
Brodie Meyers
Jasmine Perry
Ethan Richardson
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