FRESNO COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND Bruce Weinberger, Conductor
Homegrown
and lovin’ it !
We are proud to be celebrating our 30th season by showcasing our “pearl composers” from the San Joaquin Valley. Learn about many of the selections from the composers themselves as the band performs these original compositions. Be amazed by the hidden talent in our community!
Sunday, October 22, 2023 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm FCC Theatre
Sponsored by:
DIVISION OF FINE, PERFORMING AND COMMUNICATION ARTS State Center Community College District
Fresno Community Concert Band Come Be Inspired!
Founded in October 1993, the band was conceived as an organization that would provide an outlet for the many amateur and retired professional musicians in the Fresno area. The band now boasts 70 players representing a wide range of age and occupation, and all are former high school or college band members. Besides this performance opportunity, the band’s mission is to provide a musical, educational and recreational advantage to the people of Fresno and surrounding area by sustaining the American tradition of the concert band, performing the best in classical and pops band literature. The Fresno Community Concert Band is unique in its mission. No other band like it exists in the area, and because of its professionalism and the dedication of its leaders and members, it will continue to present exciting concerts in the concert band tradition. Robert Nielsen and Larry Huck served as Co-Conductors of the band from its inception until 2003 when Mr. Huck retired. Robert Nielsen remained as sole conductor, and upon announcing his retirement in May 2018, he was joined by newly appointed Associate Conductors, Sandy Headrick and Bruce Weinberger. Upon his retirement at the end of the season, they became Co-Conductors. Both Sandy and Bruce had been longtime FCCB members and very successful public school music teachers. In October 2019, Bruce Weinberger took the baton as sole conductor. The band’s first performance on February 3, 1994 was in the Fresno City College Theatre. It has since expanded its performances to six pairs of concerts each season in both the FCC Theatre and Shaghoian Concert Hall and has also performed in the Tower Theatre for the Performing Arts, at the California Music Educators Convention, Civil War Reenactment, CSU, Fresno Wind Festival, Sacramento Band Festival and for broadcasts by MediaOne. The band has also played outreach concerts in Merced, Kingsburg, Selma and Caruthers and special concerts in the Rotary Amphitheatre in Woodward Park. The band is governed by a sixteen-member Board of Directors. The first President was Paul W. Heath, Vice-President of Murphy Bank, who now serves as the band’s Treasurer. Jan Goyette is now in her fourth year as President. All administrative duties are performed by newly hired Band Manager, Julie Garcia, as well as board and band members and other volunteers. The Fresno Community Concert Band is generously sponsored by Murphy Bank and Fresno City College, both of which have supported the band since its inception. Joining them is new sponsor Patrick’s Music. Additional support comes from individuals, businesses and band members themselves. Thank you!
Bruce Weinberger, Conductor
Bruce Weinberger is now retired after 35 years of teaching at Sierra High School, Tollhouse, CA, where he taught concert band, marching band, jazz band, orchestra and three choirs, as well as band and choir at the junior high. Sierra High School’s band and concert choir had the privilege of performing at a CMEA Convention in Pasadena. Mr. Weinberger received his Bachelor of Music degree from CSU, Long Beach (during which time he became the first undergrad student conductor of the Wind Symphony) and a Masters in Music Education from CSU, Fresno. He has studied conducting with Larry Curtis, Gary Unruh, John Larry Granger, Jon Robertson and Herbert Blomstedt and studied flute with John Barcellona at CSULB. He played percussion in the FCCB and was appointed Associate Conductor of the band in 2017. He became Co-Conductor in 2018 and sole Conductor in 2019. Mr. Weinberger was chosen “Teacher of The Year” for the Sierra Unified School District in 2000 and 2006 and was “Educator of the Year” for Sierra High School in 2015. He was also chosen to conduct Honor Bands for Tulare-Kings County and Tuolumne County. A high point of Mr. Weinberger’s career occurred in November 2014 when Mariano Rivera, former relief pitcher of the New York Yankees, personally delivered 85 new uniforms and Yamaha instruments for the entire marching band on behalf of his Foundation. In December of the same year, the Sierra High School Music Department was featured in Central California Life Magazine. Mr. Weinberger and wife D’Arcy (retired music teacher) reside in Clovis and have two adult children. Mr. Weinberger loves to cook, travel, and all things Disney.
Julie Garcia, Band Manager
Julie Garcia is a freelance graphic and web designer who was born and raised in Fresno. In high school she played the clarinet in the Clovis East Marching Band and graduated in 2009. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Advertising from Fresno State in 2013. Julie has a passion for the Fresno community working with the Fresno Bee, Jeffrey Scott Advertising, and the River Park Farmers Market. She often works with small local businesses on branding and marketing materials. Julie has been a long-time fan of the Fresno Community Concert Band. She was introduced to the band by her great-grandmother over 5 years ago. Julie has regularly attended concerts with her husband and two young sons, who especially love a good Sousa march or a Christmas carol! Julie recently had the pleasure of redesigning and maintaining the band website (fresnocommunityband.org) When she is not baking delicious breads and pastries, Julie is a voracious reader and cross stitcher. Julie is looking forward to working closely with the band and growing the FCCB audience in the coming months.
The Fresno Community Concert Band is deeply grateful for the support of
Charles “Mike” and Dolores Murphy and
Murphy Bank from the formation of the band in 1993 to present day. Their kind help and encouragement has been instrumental to the success of the band.
A heartfelt thank you from us all!
Thank you to Fresno City College for their continued support! We thank all of you for a great season and for supporting the Fresno Community Concert Band!
FCC Music Department Upcoming Events OCTOBER 25 – Fall Music Recital #1, 7:30pm, OAB Auditorium 27 – Fall Music Recital #2, 12:00pm, Recital Hall
NOVEMBER 01-03 – Fall Choral Festival, All Day, OAB Auditorium 16 – Rams Jams, 7:30pm, OAB Auditorium 17 – Piano Recital featuring Argentine Duran, 7:00pm, OAB Auditorium 17 & 18 – Opera: The Gondoliers, 7:30pm, Theatre 19 – Opera: The Gondoliers, 2:00pm, Theatre 20 – Voice Recital, 7:30pm, OAB Auditorium 28 – Symphony Orchestra Winter Concert, 7:30pm, Theatre 29 – Winter Jazz Concert, 7:30pm, Theatre 30 – Choral Wintertide Concert, 7:30pm, OAB Auditorium
DECEMBER 01 – Ear Candy: Commercial Music, 7:30pm, Theatre 02 – Fresno Community Concert Band, 3:00pm, Shaghoian Concert Hall 05 – Wind Ensemble Winter Concert, 7:30pm, Theatre 06 – Chamber Ensembles, 7:30pm, Theatre 11 – Jazz Composters Orchestra, 7:30pm, Theatre
The Fresno Community Concert Band is a proud member of the ASSOCIATION OF CONCERT BANDS: The International Voice of Community Bands www.acbands.org
Guest Composers (in program order) Robert Nielsen Robert Nielsen was conductor of the Fresno Community Concert Band for 25 years. A Selma, CA native, Mr. Nielsen began his teaching career at Irwin Junior High and soon moved to Reedley College. He joined the faculty at Fresno City College in 1978 and served as Music Department Chair from 1989 until his retirement in 2001. He played trumpet for 44 seasons with the Fresno Philharmonic Orchestra. As a published composer and arranger, Mr. Nielsen’s works have been performed throughout the world by the Dresden Children’s Chorus, the European Philharmonic Brass and the San Francisco Symphony Brass Quintet. He has also arranged or composed works specifically for the Fresno Community Concert Band and for the CSUF Wind Ensemble.
Key Poulan, III Key Poulan, III is widely recognized as a prolific composer, arranger, and educator. After establishing the award winning Buchanan High School band program from 1991-2003 he became the owner and publisher of Key Poulan Music. He has written music for some of the finest drum and bugle corps across the country. Mr. Poulan was inducted into the World Drum Corps Hall of Fame in 2020. He has received other numerous awards including the Sudler Order of Merit by the John Philip Sousa Foundation, and a four-time Classical Symphonic Band Winner by Down Beat magazine.
Leland E. Forsblad Leland E. Forsblad (1920-2006) was a Kingsburg native. Born into a musical family, he played accordion, clarinet and saxophone. He served as a B-17 pilot in World War II. In July 1943 his plane was shot down and he spent the next two years as a German prisoner of war. While in “Stalag Luft III” he organized a jazz band that put on concerts for fellow prisoners. At the end of the war, Forsblad returned to Fresno. He taught at Fresno Unified for 29 years, while actively pursuing composing music and had in excess of 1,000 published choral, orchestra and band works which were performed nationwide.
Roy Mattox Roy Mattox was a member of the Fresno Community Concert Band for over 25 years in the Horn section as well as a member of the Fresno Philharmonic and the Sequoia Symphony. A horn performance major, Roy received an MA and teaching credential from Fresno State. He is now retired after 32 years as a teacher and administrator in Fresno Unified.
William J. Contente, Jr. William J. Contente, Jr., trumpet player, composer and educator, began his musical career at Roosevelt High School and then attended Fresno State College. He played in the Sixth Army Headquarters Band at the Presidio of San Francisco as Principal Trumpet/Soloist. Soon after, he was offered the opportunity to attend the U.S. Naval School. During this period he composed his march “El Matador”. In 1966 Mr. Contente became the music director at Clovis High School, later becoming the Vice-Principal and then Principal. After nine years there, he served as Principal of the Clovis Adult School. In all, Mr. Contente served the field of education for forty-eight years and played trumpet for more than sixty years.
Walter B. Saul II Walter B. Saul, II, distinguished composer and pianist, holds degrees from Duke and Eastman. His many composition honors include 24 ASCAP awards from 1990-2014, as well as “Composer of the Year” commissions from North Carolina Music Teachers Association (1986) and Oregon Music Teachers Association (1990). Performances of his works have occurred in 24 states and six nations. All of his orchestral works have been recorded on the Naxos label by the National Symphony of Ukraine, with Theodore Kuchar as conductor. Recently retired, he continues as Professor Emeritus of Music at Fresno Pacific University, where he continues to guide individual students in Master’s programs. Saul and his wife reside in Fresno.
Matthew G. Roberts Although “Three Legged Chance” is the fourth piece performed by FCCB, it’s genesis actually pre-dates the other three pieces, “Midnight March,” “No Napkins,” and “Passing Time.” Matthew plays trombone in a number of other band organizations including the Clovis Community Band and Clovis Adult Summer Band. He serves on FCCB’s board of directors, including a stint as board president. Besides his interest in music, Roberts is also an enthusiast of large format photography (real old school) and is currently writing an historical novel entitled “A Winter’s Cairn.” This is the story of the intersection of a former U.S. president, several travelers on the Underground Railroad, the cosmology of a tribe of Native Americans, and murder in 1840s Ohio. Since retiring, Mr. Roberts finds time to read, travel and putz in the garden with his wife, Debbie, as well as spending time with their two grandchildren.
Robert Nielsen See page 6
Gary P. Gilroy Gary P. Gilroy is Professor of Music and Director of Bands at CSU, Fresno. He is in demand as a guest conductor of many honor bands throughout the United States. As an adjudicator and guest conductor Dr. Gilroy has served in 40 states, Canada, China and England. An ASCAP award-winning composer with more than 200 publications to his credit, Gilroy’s music is published for concert band, marching band, and various ensembles. Dr. Gilroy served as the arranger/composer for the 2008 Olympic Orchestra in Beijing, China. He and his wife Dena have lived in Clovis since 1993.
Jackie Orzel Jackie Orzel was born in 1955, received her bachelor’s degree in music performance on the horn from San Jose State and received her master’s degree in the same from CSU, Northridge. She has played professionally in ensembles ranging from Los Angeles to Eugene (including Fresno) and her most important horn instructor was Dr. James H. Winter from Fresno State. Orzel has composed since the age of twelve. Her skill at music composition and arranging served her well in her long career as a public-school music teacher, and in retirement she continues to compose and arrange. Although Orzel is presently a resident of Salinas, she considers Coarsegold her home.
Richard Hembree Richard Ross Hembree (b. 12 November 1986, Victorville, Ca.) is an American composer and horn player who has been actively composing since 2007. He received his M.A. in Horn Performance from California State University, Fresno in 2013. Mr. Hembree has published several works for band as well as one piece for wind quintet. His music has been performed many times locally, all over the United State and overseas, as far as Macedonia. He is currently director of bands at Caruthers High School and a hornist with the Sequoia Symphony in Visalia, Ca.
Tracy Lewellen Tracy was born and raised in Fresno. Her musical career began at Sierra Junior High (now Duncan Polytechnical), where she learned to play clarinet, and continued at Hoover High. At Fresno City College, Tracy played clarinet, alto clarinet, contrabass clarinet, and alto, tenor, bari, and soprano sax. Tracy became the student aide and music librarian for band director Gary Deeter and was at one time also a student aide for Robert Nielsen! Tracy has also played in the FCC Percussion Ensemble and Marimba Quartet. Tracy was a member of the Easton Community Band, and currently is a member of New Horizons Band (clarinet) and Orchestra (violin). She also plays percussion with Central Valley Winds,and has been a member of the Fresno Community Concert Band since 1997. Tracy has been a member of the Army Reserve as a combat medic.
Homegrown
and lovin’ it !
is dedicated to all
Valley Composers & Arrangers
who spend endless hours creating beautiful music that enlightens and lifts us all. Sponsored by
Bill and Jan Goyette
Fresno Community Concert Band Personnel Piccolo Grace Sledd – Music Teacher, CUSD Flute Elizabeth Habib – Music Teacher, FUSD *Laurie Harmon – Teacher Doug Mayer – Structural Engineer Susan Mencarini – Optometrist Lisa Poole – Retired Science Teacher Elaine Sherry – Retired Teacher Grace Sledd – Music Teacher, CUSD Frank Velasco – Tehipite M.S. Music Director Clarinet Mike Canady – Retired Chris Dall – Artist Marina Gonzalez – Music Teacher, Sanger USD Patti Hamernik M.D. – Pediatrician Jennifer Levy – Registered Nurse Susan Nelson – Retired William Podolsky – Retired Physician Cynthia Tilghman – Semi-retired Music Teacher Gail Inghram Verbano – Court Reporter *D’Arcy Weinberger – Retired Music Teacher Alto Clarinet Tracy Lewellen – Musician/Artist Bass Clarinet *Joni Bishop – Teacher Bassoon Michael Krikorian – Retired Music Teacher *Betty Snyder – Retired Educator Alto Saxophone Holly Bergevin – Teacher *Becky Nissila – RN Project Coordinator Tenor Saxophone Todd Doucet – Programmer/Analyst expert Baritone Saxophone Frank Zamora – Band Instrument Repair Technician Horn Chris Belden – Retired Music Teacher Bradley Feyma – Music Educator, Edison HS Laura Hanrahan – Music Teacher, FUSD *Barry J. Holm – Banker Patrick Smith – School Bus Instructor Oboe Carly Vasquez – Music Director, Sierra Jr/Sr HS Jean-Paul Lee-Ladouceur – Translator, ESL Teacher
Trumpet Eric Cymanski – Music Teacher, CUSD Cheryl Faulkner – Rotary Planner Brent Fremming – Digital Archivist Jan Goyette – Retired Music Teacher Sheldon Horn – Music Teacher Aileen Ibarra – Music Teacher Dean Lloyd – Retired Teacher Tony Luna – VAPA Coordinator, Visalia Unified Dr. Teenie Matlock – Professor, UC Merced *Dan Pena – Band Director, Sanger West H.S. Jenica Segura – Chem Grad Student/Lab Instructor Trombone Gary Barber – Underwriting Associate Stan George – Retired Music Teacher Erin Gunstream – Elementary School Principal Ed Hawke – Retired Matthew Roberts – History Teacher, Retired *Chuck Salanitro – Music Director, Computech M.S. Kathy Tovar – School Bus Driver Euphonium Stevan Fabela – Facilities Operations FUSD Paul Heath – Vice Pres., Murphy Bank Paul Hinkly – Retired Katie Isaac – Science Lab Specialist John Olson – Retired Tuba Josh Perkins – Community Inclusion Facilitator *Harry Siverly – Musical Inst. Repair Donald Thornton – Retired IRS Tax Examiner String Bass Michael McLane – Retired Teacher Percussion Phil Gessert – Band Director, Liberty HS Tracy Lewellen – Musician/Artist Joe Lizama – Musician Layne Williams – Asst. Music Director, Sierra H.S. *Ezra Wright – Middle School Band Teacher Elaine Sherry – Music Librarian Tracy Lewellen – Stage Manager
* Section Leader
Program National Anthem ������������������������������������������������������� Arr. Moffit/Barnes/Nielsen Triumphant Fanfare ���������������������������������������������������������������������Key Poulan, III The “Aussie” Clipper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leland Forsblad March ‘68 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roy Mattox Roy Mattox - Guest Conductor El Matador . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William J. Contente, Jr. From Alpha to Omega: Prelude and Fugue X . . . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Saul Three Legged Chance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matthew G. Roberts Murphy March . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Nielsen E for Eternity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary P. Gilroy INTERMISSION March in E-flat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anton Bruckner/Arr. Jackie Orzel Symphony no. 2: Warrior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Hembree 1. The Decimation of a Legendary Dynasty 2. The Peace Before the Upheaval 3. The Shear and the Shrouded 4. Army of the Lady Richard Hembree - Guest Conductor Firefight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tracy Lewellen
Thank You FCCB thanks The Horn Shop for their continuous support. It is deeply appreciated.
Composer Trivia Quiz 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
What composer/arranger directed FCCB for 25 years? What popular Fall song did Joseph Kosma write in 1945? What composer/arranger played French horn in FCCB for many years? What composer wrote the musical score to the movie in which children took an alien trick-or- treating? Who wrote Maple Leaf Rag in 1915. What Fall song did Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong record together? (Hint: The title has a city in its name) Autumn is one of the movements in what Vivaldi composition? Who wrote Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony?
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Join us for our next concerts… Stories of Christmas Saturday, December 2, 2023 3:00 pm • Shaghoian Concert Hall
Trains! Trains! Trains! Saturday, January 20, 2024 3:00 & 7:00 pm • FCC Theatre
A Saint Paddy’s Eve Fest Saturday, March 16, 2024 3:00 & 7:00 pm • FCC Theatre Guest Artists: Pipe On The Hob
On Broadway
Saturday, April 20, 2024 3:00 & 7:00 pm • FCC Theatre
For Those We Honor
Sunday, May 26, 2024 | 3:00 pm • Shaghoian Concert Hall Guest Artists: Soli Deo Gloria under the direction of Dr. Julie Carter Answers to the Composer Trivia Quiz: 1.Bob Nielsen 2. Autumn Leaves 3. Roy Mattox 4. John Williams (ET) 5. Scott Joplin 6. Autumn in New York 7. The Four Seasons 8. Beethoven
The Fresno Community Concert Band would like to thank the following businesses, organizations and individuals for their generous support. This list includes regular donations plus the contribution part of season passes. If we have made errors in this list, please gently let us know. Gifts are as of October 2, 2023
CONCERT SPONSORS Jan and Bill Goyette – “Homegrown and Lovin’ It!” The Horn Shop - “Stories of Christmas” The Bishop Family – “Trains! Trains! Trains!” Paul and Linda Heath – “St. Paddy’s Day Eve” Elaine Sherry – “On Broadway” “For Those We Honor”
STARS AND STRIPES $1000 to $5000
Murphy Bank Fresno City College Patrick’s Music Paul & Linda Heath Donna Weppler David & Barbara Archer
BANDMASTER $500 to $999 Robert Bird Bill & Jan Goyette John L Perry Jr. Ann Leonardo Thaxter
BLAZING BRASS $250 to $499 Sidney & Emory Wishon Eugene J Richardson & Mary Ann Gamegan-Richardson Sandra Vasquez-Kipfer & Steven Kipfer Ron Dubois Steve & Maria Moore William Podolsky
WHIRLING WOODWINDS $100 to $249
Donna Rosenstein Bill & Kaye MIlls Peter & Janice Larion Joann Kalafut Hank & Dory van Loon Jim Brown Steven & Beverly Forker Richard & Elizabeth Stockton Mac & Jean Wright David E Hartford Stephen Cunha & Katie Wenthur J.C. Bert & Terry Johnson Carol Terrell Mary Depew Dennis Vasquez Virginia Tavlan Ruth Kallenberg
Kay Pruett Barbara Jo Harding Nancy Klassen Don & Linda DeVere Elin Thomas Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Schroer Jeannette Forbes Jay Gaynor Valerie Toews Wes Qualls Rich & Mary Zanarini Chris Janzen Peter & Stacey Gessert Brian Kim Robin Robertson Betty Higdon
PULSATING PERCUSSION $50 to $99
Mike & Cathy Barabe Sue Satterberg Jacque Arabian Bonnie Corcoran
Ron & Linda Newton Neal & Lynn Harris Faye & Jeff Nenning John & Elaine Schomaker
Jim & Mary Vaughan John & Maureen Hayes Emil & Janice Sereda Loretta King Harriet Sigel Lynn & Carol Streit Norm Clark Lynne Rodriguez & Lanny Larson Dave & Camilla Colby Bill & Azalea Carter Ron & Linda Roushall Mary C King Emily Poulsen Michael Kelley
Toni Onkka Myrna Estes & Deanna Nimmo Andrew & Phyllis Camoroda Teresa Galloway Alice Stewart Marilyn McDonald Verna Healey Carol Just Pat Duprey Renate Ley Jay M Gaynor Dr. & Mrs. Norman Sigel Suzanne Juarez
SOUSA FRIENDS $20 to $49
Galen Adam Belva Quattrin Elaine D Johnson Jan Propp Carol A Miller Rebecca T. Bartsch-Bergthold David Rodrigues Nancy Waterhouse Patsy Agee Mable Smith Anita Morris Diane Merrill Mavis Teale Laura L Lindegren Geraldine Gerbrandt Laurence Imperatrice Joan Wieselquist
Susan Harrington-Howard Suzanne Smith Joan Acomb Carol McMillen Marianne Bishop Judith Boro Elma Breiler Robert Lawrence Pat Adams Nancy Tackitt Judith E. Goodmon Alice Armstrong Judy Pavelich Kay Johnston Gary & Sherry Pederson Thomas & Susan Catchpole Jennifer Waite
Special Gifts In Memory of LOIS BIRD by Robert Bird In Memory of WARREN A. HEATH, JEANNE P. HEATH, DAVID R. HEATH, HAROLD L. GOLDSMITH, MARIAN H. BENNER, and JON H. HEATH by Paul and Linda Heath In Memory of EIJI MARUKO and RANDY MORRIS by Betty Higdon In Memory of BEATRICE FLEMING by Betty Snyder
Thank
You!
Acknowledgments Murphy Bank Fresno City College Patrick’s Music Paul W. Heath Julie Garcia – Band Manager Harry Siverly – Logistics Julie Garcia – Website Chris Lang – FCC Theatre Technical Director Johnny Cano III – Theatre Technical Director Delia Makel – FCC Graphics and Printing Ben Lozano & Sara Woody – FCC Printing Vincent Keenan – Shaghoian Concert Hall Technical Director Tracy Lewellen – Stage Manager Elaine Sherry – Band Librarian Bill Goyette D’Arcy Weinberger Betty Snyder Rebecca Snyder-Ray Barbara Holdt Jennifer Waite Michael McLane Cheryl Faulkner – Assistant Band Manager Larry Huck – Conductor Emeritus Robert Nielsen – Conductor Emeritus
Fresno Community Concert Band Board of Directors Jan Goyette, President Harry Siverly, Vice President Lisa Poole, Secretary Paul W. Heath, Treasurer Elaine Sherry, Band Librarian Joni Bishop Phil Gessert Elizabeth Habib Dean Lloyd Susan Mencarini Matthew Roberts Cynthia Tilghman Ezra Wright Bruce Weinberger, ex-officio Julie Garcia, ex-officio
Fresno Community Concert Band P.O. Box 25878 • Fresno, CA 93729 • (559) 440-9429 www.fresnocommunityband.org