CSUN Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble Concert 3/4/22

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents

SPRING FESTIVAL BAND CONCERT

CSUN WIND SYMPHONY CSUN WIND ENSEMBLE LAWRENCE STOFFEL CONDUCTOR

FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2022, 7:30 PM THE GREAT HALL THE YOUNES AND SORAYA NAZARIAN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

CONCERTS 2021–2022

Join Us Again for Our Upcoming Spring Band Concerts:

CSUN Wind Symphony Wednesday, April 20, 2022 7:30 PM Plaza del Sol Performance Hall

CSUN Wind Ensemble Thursday, April 28, 2022 7:30 PM Plaza del Sol Performance Hall

Find more concert information online: CSUN Department of Music www.csun.edu/music www.facebook.com/CSUNMusic Information: (818) 677-3184

PROGRAM Emperata Overture (1964) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Claude T. Smith Athletic Festival March, Op.69, No.1 (1936) . . . . . . . Serge Prokofiev March for the Spartakiad (“Sports Games March”)

Königsmarsch (1906) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Strauss Albanian Dance (2003) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shelley Hanson CSUN Wind Symphony

INTERMISSION

“Isn’t It Romantic?”

Huldigungsmarsch, WWV97 (1864) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Wagner Sursum Corda, Op.11 (1894) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Elgar transcribed by Bruce Houseknecht (1967)

Orient et Occident, Op.25 (1869) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Camille Saint-Saëns

Festmarsch (date unknown) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilhelm Wieprecht “über Themen aus Beethovens Es dur Concerto”

The Universal Judgment (1878) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Camille de Nardis CSUN Wind Ensemble

California State University, Northridge WIND SYMPHONY Lawrence Stoffel, conductor Nancy Crisostomo Concertmaster

FLUTE Kelli O’Hora§ (piccolo) Emilio Pozo§ (piccolo) Lily Ross Kailey Queen Tiona Alilin OBOE Abiah Padua* BASSOON Avery Stafford* CLARINET Nancy Crisostomo* Lilian Diaz Maya J Cervantes Shelly LeCaine-Valdivia Gustavo Ruiz BASS CLARINET Sonny Keeley* Brad Ito SAXOPHONE Emily Gregg* (alto) Roman Hernandez (tenor) Carlos Peña Martínez (baritone)

Keith Pepper Graduate Assistant

TRUMPET Jordyn Brown§ Horacio Flores§ Carmen Ontiveros Emily Cartajena Luis Ballesteros Julian Frillici FRENCH HORN Hayden Amendola§ Nicolas Aguila Michele Cheaure§ Daniel Gallardo TROMBONE Fernando Cortez-Osuna§ Gavin van der Linde§ Daniel Badillo Wilfrido Cruz Zackary Hernandez EUPHONIUM Adolfo Jimenez* Albert Walker TUBA Shane Willey* Alec Van Wagner PERCUSSION K’Ly Carey Miranda Clark Leola Gravley* Quincy Quarles Michael Schneider-Wisz §

* Principal Co-Principal

California State University, Northridge WIND ENSEMBLE Lawrence Stoffel, conductor Eder Hernandez Concertmaster

Keith Pepper Graduate Assistant

FLUTE Magenta Money* Jonathan Rodriguez Marcos Ramirez Eliana Perez Kayli Velazquez Benjamin Costello (piccolo)

TRUMPET Carlos Gonzalez Santiago* Ryan Buchanan Victor Castañeda Brandon Douglas Macrae Eckelberry Taraneh Pourmoradian

OBOE Cameron Hartich* Antonia Barela

FRENCH HORN Keith Pepper* Drew Patterson Brandon Villon Michele Cheaure

BASSOON Tara Chase* Anna Biskup CLARINET Eder Hernandez* Joshua Alonzo Jasmine Melgoza Lilian Diaz BASS CLARINET Christine Nguyen SAXOPHONE Roman Hernandez* (alto & soprano) Alexander Word (alto) Gianella Skye Solorio (tenor) Delilah Hartley (baritone)

TROMBONE Caitlin Cooper* Jordan Friedman Adrian Michael Hawthorne Omar Morga Pintle EUPHONIUM Evan Ilic* Adolfo Jimenez TUBA Martin Alexander Avila Alec Van Wagner STRING BASS Ethan Orlanes HARP Kenneth Pasewark PERCUSSION Jared Davenport Isaac Elguea Andy Greenberg Lucas Heininger* Aidan Smith * Principal

THE CSUN CONCERT BANDS The band program at CSUN is dedicated to the promotion of concert band music by performing the finest of literature and bringing this music to the peoples of California.

Each year the CSUN concert bands perform throughout southern California, presenting concerts of the finest of band music at diverse venues — public schools, state historic parks, cultural landmarks, resort destinations, and residential communities. Through generous support provided by the CSUN Associated Students, the Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony embark on unique concert series each year — “Band on the Run” concerts are free outreach performances designed specifically for presentation to the public throughout the greater Los Angeles region; other outreach concerts include performances designed specifically to bring live music to those who otherwise have limited experiences with band music.

Among the innumerable collegiate wind ensembles found throughout North America, a select few have distinguished themselves from the pack of others. These distinguished few possess an established heritage of musical excellence while keeping a steadfast vision toward a relevant and profound musical future. The Wind Ensemble at CSUN is among these distinguished few. The CSUN Wind Ensemble has long been a hallmark of the excellence associated with the university’s renowned music department. With both an accomplished legacy and dedicated future, students entering the ranks of the CSUN Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony find themselves immersed in artistry and musical performance.

Lawrence Stoffel is Director of Bands at California State University, Northridge. He returned to the CSUN classroom and concert stage this semester following a fall academic sabbatical. He teaches courses in conducting and music education. Under his leadership the CSUN Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony are active and visible throughout the state and nationally providing CSUN students with extraordinary performance opportunities. In recent years the CSUN Wind Ensemble’s touring has taken students from Orchestra Hall in Chicago, to the historic Scott Auditorium in Honolulu, to one of California’s state prisons. Known for his enthusiasm at rehearsals, concerts, and clinics alike, Dr. Stoffel has most recently conducted all-state bands in Virginia, Texas, and California. He is published and lectures on topics pertinent to the profession — from musical interpretation to band transcriptions, from the use of religious music in the public schools to teaching in urban schools, from copyright law to band discography. He has presented and conducted at The Midwest Clinic on six occasions. For more than a decade he has written and produced annual “Discovery: Music!” concerts — innovative, interactive band concerts that have received international attention. In 2018 Dr. Stoffel received the Hall of Fame Award from

the California Music Education Association, and in 2019 was elected membership into the American Bandmasters Association. In 2021 he received a touching tribute from his alma mater, Fullerton Union High School, with the FUHS “Wall of Fame” award for excellence in music education.

CSUN Wind & Percussion Faculty David Shostac, flute Sandy Kipp Iles, flute Heather Clark, flute Larry Kaplan, flute Kimaree Gilad, oboe William Wood, bassoon Julia Heinen, clarinet Candis Badgley, clarinet Benjamin Sorrell, saxophone Richard Hofmann, trumpet Erick Jovel, trumpet Annie Bosler, horn Paul Radke, trombone Blake Cooper, tuba & euphonium John Roscigno, percussion Aaron Smith, percussion

Tonight’s concert is made possible from the generous support of CSUN students through the Instructionally Related Activities (IRA) funding, along with the professional support and contributions made by many CSUN faculty and staff, including Patrick Bailey, Carey Christensen, Cynthia De La Fuente, Lauren Dopp, Tamar Haddadian, Nicole Hovland, Shawn Kolb, Vanessa Jimenez, Tommie Norris, Zac Northcraft, Cameron O’Hanlon, Natali Papazyan, John Roscigno, and Rachel Valiensi.

The 2022 College Band Directors National Association Conference Tacoma, Washington The CSUN Wind Ensemble was one of just nine collegiate concert bands selected by a blind-audition process to perform at the College Band Directors National Conference (CBDNA) regional conference that was to have been held at the University of Puget Sound in March of 2020. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic caused the cancellation of this conference. But to the credit of the CBDNA leadership, these same Universities were invited back to perform at the “make-up” 2022 conference. So the CSUN Wind Ensemble takes to the great Northwest next month to perform at this noteworthy conference.

Tonight’s Wind Ensemble program — entitled, “Isn’t It Romantic?” — is a preview of the concert to be given at next month’s CBDNA Conference.

Tacoma Waterfront – Dock Street Marina

Special recognition is shone upon the 2018–2019 CSUN Wind Ensemble students, whose concert recordings served as the audition materials which earned the invitation to the CBDNA Conference: Juan Aparicio, Jocelyne Bautista, Evan Block, Sarah Bloxham, Charles Brunson, Grant Bubar, Ryan Buchanan, Kameron Casey, Grover Castro-Tiburcio, Michelle Cho, James Choi, Stephen Crews, Nancy Crisostomo, Bradley Davis, Parker Dickson, Demetrio Escobar, Richard Francisco, Oliver Gagnier, Isaac Green, Casey Grimm, Cameron Hartich, Adrian Hawthorne, Genevieve Hilburn, Evan Ilic, Maureen Kirk, Brigett LaPorte, Anna Martone, Robert Muz, Shahid Osuna, Johann Palo, Alice Park, Alejandro Paz, Kennedy Platt, David Ramirez, Dalton Resor, Gillian Richman, Jason Samuels, Caitlynn Sandberg, Natalie Saralou, Thatcher Schreiber, Martin Torres-Acosta, Patricia Tran, Benjamin Upchurch, Brandyn Victorio, Daniel Ward, and Ed York.