ATU Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Instrumental Music Studies at ATU: The ATU Department of Music serves approximately 175 undergraduate music majors seeking either the Bachelor of Arts in Music or the Bachelor of Music Education degrees. The Tech Band program was created by Marvin Williamson in 1913, and developed into a nationally recognized tradition of excellence by Emeritus Directors of Bands Gene Witherspoon and Hal D. Cooper.

Dr. Christopher Anderson created the Symphonic Wind Ensemble in 2011, and the program currently consists of six ensembles serving hundreds of students per semester. Active in the area of commissioning new music and working closely with world renowned composers since 1950, Tech Bands have enjoyed relationships with Karel Husa, Vincent Persichetti, Francis McBeth, and continue to engage the finest composers to perform established and world premiere manuscripts.

The Arkansas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble has toured the country and appeared at state, regional, and national conferences of the CDBNA, ABA, ASBOA, and many others.

Alumni of Tech Bands are now teachers, performers, and professionals in and out of the field of music around the globe.

Arkansas Tech University Department of Music Dr. Jeff Bright, Department Head Dr. Jeff Cass, Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities ENSEMBLES

Dr. Daniel A. Belongia, Director of Bands Dr. Jon Clements, Choirs Dr. Benjamin Johns, Interim Director of Choral activities Dr. Jon Nash, Associate Director of Bands Dr. Sean Reed, Jazz Ensemble

WOODWINDS

Dr. Phoebe Robertson, Flute Dr. Leanna Renfro, Oboe Professor Richard Bobo, Bassoon Dr. Nicolas del Grazia, Clarinet Dr. Nate Mensink, Saxophone

BRASS

Dr. TJ Perry, Trumpet Professor Dalton Snow, Trumpet Professor Evan Mino, Horn Dr. Sean Reed, Trombone & Euphonium Professor Ryan Matejek, Tuba

PERCUSSION

COMPOSITION AND MUSIC THEORY Dr. Jon Clements Dr. Nicolas Del Grazia Dr. Benjamin Johns Dr. Nate Mensink Dr. Jon Nash Professor Philip Parker Dr. Tim Smith

MUSICOLOGY

Daniel A. Belongia , conductor

MUSIC EDUCATION

Amy R. Porter, soprano

Dr. Daniel A. Belongia Dr. Jeff Bright Dr. Benjamin Johns Dr. Jon Nash Professor Patty Oeste

CONDUCTING

Dr. Daniel A. Belongia Dr. Benjamin Johns

PIANO AND PIANO PEDAGOGY

MUSIC IN GENERAL STUDIES

VOICE

Dr. Barbara Clements Dr. Jon Clements Dr. Amy Porter

As Time Goes By

Professor Philip Parker Dr. Phoebe Robertson

Professor Philip Parker Dr. Tim Smith Dr. Mary J. Trotter

….

Dr. Jeff Bright Dr. Kae Reed Professor Ryan Matejek Dr. Nate Mensink Professor Patty Oeste Dr. Phoebe Robertson Dr. Zane Gillespie Professor Sharon Davis

2022 American Prize Laureate for university wind ensemble performance

ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS Bonnie Heathcock, Band Camps Admin Belinda Hilliard, Administrative Assistant Dr. TJ Perry, Auditorium Management

For information regarding Instrumental Music Performance Scholarships, visit our website at www.atu.edu/music

Witherspoon Auditorium, 2:30 PM

October 1, 2023

Program Intrada 1631 (2003)

Thank you to our Friends of Music Search ATU Friends of Music to join

Stephen Montague (b. 1943)

Conductors circle Luke and Beth Bradshaw Nita Herrick-Colpitts Prissy & Roger Wattam

Is A Rose (2019) … ……. .I. II. III.

Caroline Shaw (b.1982) arr. Edgerton The Edge And So Red Red Rose

Colors (1998) ….. ………I.

Bert Appermont (b. 1973) ……

Intermission A Child’s Garden of Dreams (1981)

II. III. IV. V.

David Maslanka (1943-2017)

There is a desert on the moon where the dreamer sinks so deeply into the ground that she reaches hell.

A drunken woman falls into the water and comes out renewed and sober.

A horde of small animals frightens the dreamer. The animals increase to a tremendous size, and one of them devours the little girl.

A drop of water is seen as it appears when looked at through a microscope. The girl sees that the drop is full of tree branches. This portrays the origin of the world.

An ascent into heaven where pagan dances are being celebrated; and a descent into hell where angels are doing good deeds.

Film by Ion Media

Performance dedicated to Professor Gary Green as he recovers from open heart surgery.

Sue Merritt (In memory of Frank Merritt) Drs. Jeanine & Matt Myers Hal Cooper Sr.

Performer

Yellow Brendan Frazier, trombone

I.

Artist Verlon Abram Johnny & Julie Morgan Rex Bell Joseph Kimes Croom

Amy R. Porter, soprano

Patrick Casey Michael Casey Dr. Rebecca Callaway

Arkansas Tire Deborah Bradley Shirley Dodd Honda of Russellville Carolyn Sparks Lee Jeremy & Anne-Marie Pifer Howard & Becky Ritchie Robert & Judy Taylor

Travis & Debbie Beard Danny & Linda Davis Frank Griffin Oil Company Dr. Ted Honghiran Dick & Sue Niven Patricia & Alan Rehberger Julia Reynolds

Friend Toni Bachman Rico & Ginny Belotti Central Presbyterian Church Jon & Barbara Clements Dr. Kandis Croom Bethany & Jason Geiken Christina Greenway Tommy & Michelle Hindsman Gary Kellam Mike & Joy Miller Jerry & Vickie Newman Meeka S. Smith Josh & Jennifer Teague Ricky & Alisha Williams Holly Ruth Gale Sara Shinn

Dan & Jill Belongia Jeff & Cindy Bright Josh & Tiffany Clem Keith & Gayle Shaver Clutts Wayne & June Drain Dr. Mark & Laura Gotcher Nancy & Scott Halsey Josh & Kelsey Hulgan Mollie Ruth McCammo n Judy Murphy Sherry Polsgrove Kendall Tabor Kenneth Vess Jon Nash Phil and Kim Parker

Symphonic Wind Ensemble Flutes/Piccolos

Olivia Hopkins** Diana Nava** Hannah Smith Taylor Brigance Valeria Cordero Lydia Logston

Oboe/English Horn Kelton McGhee* Simon Murray Marybeth Boroughs

Bassoon/Contrabassoon Brandon Williams* Rhett Neagles Teagan Hartwright

Bb Clarinets

Tess Butler* Corrigan Burkett Mackenzie Murphy Cadence Graves Rebecca Davis Savannah Skaggs Jordan Clark

Arlington, TX Russellville, AR Greenbrier, AR Siloam Springs, AR Pottsville, AR Spiro, OK Morrilton, AR Kansas City, MO Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Lukas, TX Lake Hamilton, AR Springdale, AR Bryant, AR Greenwood, AR Cabot, AR Greenwood, AR Benton, AR Cabot, AR Decatur, AR

Saxophones Mya Manes* Mady Johnson Matthew Shirey Elizabeth Barrett Samuel Spann

Morrilton, AR Dardanelle, AR Pearcy, AR Midlothian, TX East End, AR

French Horns Aaron Mack** Zoe Covey-Smith** Brad Wills Luke Walker Eliza Smith Rachel Estep

Kris Campbell* Alex Louden Evelyn Leding Jake Hodges Drake Hyche Hayden Judy

Alma, AR Sherwood AR Ozark, AR Russellville, AR Cabot, AR Harrison, AR

Brendan Frazier* Gunner Hodges Dawson Schalk

Denison, TX Harrison, AR Dover, AR

Bass Trombones Carter Johnson Preston Keeter* Amy Look

Russellville, AR Springdale, AR Lake Village, AR

Tubas Lorenzo Castelano* Jesse Wells Blake Mitchell

Dardanelle, AR Sheridan, AR Cabot, AR

Percussion Marlon King* Jansen Scribner Nathan Brady Brandon Reynolds Eli Mitchell Jessie Hernandez Austin Stokes

Intrada 1631 Inspired by South American liturgical chants, Intrada 1631 combines the infamous hymns of Franciscan missionary Juan Pérez Bocanegra with an impending drums of a funeral march to create an impactful, modern masterpiece.

Pangburn, AR Russellville, AR Cabot, AR Cabot, AR Cabot, AR Berryville, AR Prescott, AR

Is a Rose New age composer Caroline Shaw used her unique skills to create a neoclassic soundscape through a mixture of modern orchestration with antiquarian forms and harmonies. By juxtaposing modern text with 18th century poetry, Shaw created a song trilogy for mezzosoprano and string orchestra that intertwines the beauty of arias from the Baroque period with the modernity of 21st century prose. Cody Edgerton transcribed the work for solo soprano and small wind ensemble in 2022.

Colors Written for Belgian trombonist Ben Haemhouts, Colors is a compilation of the vast range human emotions associated with certain hues. Yellow creates an inspiring and stimulating experience that guides the listener to the light.

String Bass Josh Carman

Van Buren, AR Cabot, AR Dardanelle, AR Fort Worth, TX Cabot, AR Springdale, AR

Scan the QR code for each piece for more information

Trombones

Euphoniums

Bass Clarinet/Contrabass Clarinet Kaitlyn Rebidue Martha Smith Gomez

Bb/C Trumpets

Program Notes

Greenwood, AR

Piano/Electric Organ Noah Pifer Caleb Hopkins

Cabot, AR Fort Smith, AR

Harp Frances Cobb *Denotes Principal **Denotes Co-Principal

Little Rock, AR

A Child’s Garden of Dreams Derived from a case study in Carl Jung’s A Man and His Symbols, A Child’s Garden of Dreams creates a uniquely reactive soundscape that encapsulates the dreams of a young girl reaching the end of her life. Each movement depicts a selected dream that she wrote in her journal; from a wild, gruesome chase to an ascent into the heavens, the piece allows the listener to embark on an emotional journey on the duality of life.

Symphonic Wind Ensemble Flutes/Piccolos

Olivia Hopkins** Diana Nava** Hannah Smith Taylor Brigance Valeria Cordero Lydia Logston

Oboe/English Horn Kelton McGhee* Simon Murray Marybeth Boroughs

Bassoon/Contrabassoon Brandon Williams* Rhett Neagles Teagan Hartwright

Bb Clarinets

Tess Butler* Corrigan Burkett Mackenzie Murphy Cadence Graves Rebecca Davis Savannah Skaggs Jordan Clark

Arlington, TX Russellville, AR Greenbrier, AR Siloam Springs, AR Pottsville, AR Spiro, OK Morrilton, AR Kansas City, MO Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Lukas, TX Lake Hamilton, AR Springdale, AR Bryant, AR Greenwood, AR Cabot, AR Greenwood, AR Benton, AR Cabot, AR Decatur, AR

Saxophones Mya Manes* Mady Johnson Matthew Shirey Elizabeth Barrett Samuel Spann

Morrilton, AR Dardanelle, AR Pearcy, AR Midlothian, TX East End, AR

French Horns Aaron Mack** Zoe Covey-Smith** Brad Wills Luke Walker Eliza Smith Rachel Estep

Kris Campbell* Alex Louden Evelyn Leding Jake Hodges Drake Hyche Hayden Judy

Alma, AR Sherwood AR Ozark, AR Russellville, AR Cabot, AR Harrison, AR

Brendan Frazier* Gunner Hodges Dawson Schalk

Denison, TX Harrison, AR Dover, AR

Bass Trombones Carter Johnson Preston Keeter* Amy Look

Russellville, AR Springdale, AR Lake Village, AR

Tubas Lorenzo Castelano* Jesse Wells Blake Mitchell

Dardanelle, AR Sheridan, AR Cabot, AR

Percussion Marlon King* Jansen Scribner Nathan Brady Brandon Reynolds Eli Mitchell Jessie Hernandez Austin Stokes

Intrada 1631 Inspired by South American liturgical chants, Intrada 1631 combines the infamous hymns of Franciscan missionary Juan Pérez Bocanegra with an impending drums of a funeral march to create an impactful, modern masterpiece.

Pangburn, AR Russellville, AR Cabot, AR Cabot, AR Cabot, AR Berryville, AR Prescott, AR

Is a Rose New age composer Caroline Shaw used her unique skills to create a neoclassic soundscape through a mixture of modern orchestration with antiquarian forms and harmonies. By juxtaposing modern text with 18th century poetry, Shaw created a song trilogy for mezzosoprano and string orchestra that intertwines the beauty of arias from the Baroque period with the modernity of 21st century prose. Cody Edgerton transcribed the work for solo soprano and small wind ensemble in 2022.

Colors Written for Belgian trombonist Ben Haemhouts, Colors is a compilation of the vast range human emotions associated with certain hues. Yellow creates an inspiring and stimulating experience that guides the listener to the light.

String Bass Josh Carman

Van Buren, AR Cabot, AR Dardanelle, AR Fort Worth, TX Cabot, AR Springdale, AR

Scan the QR code for each piece for more information

Trombones

Euphoniums

Bass Clarinet/Contrabass Clarinet Kaitlyn Rebidue Martha Smith Gomez

Bb/C Trumpets

Program Notes

Greenwood, AR

Piano/Electric Organ Noah Pifer Caleb Hopkins

Cabot, AR Fort Smith, AR

Harp Frances Cobb *Denotes Principal **Denotes Co-Principal

Little Rock, AR

A Child’s Garden of Dreams Derived from a case study in Carl Jung’s A Man and His Symbols, A Child’s Garden of Dreams creates a uniquely reactive soundscape that encapsulates the dreams of a young girl reaching the end of her life. Each movement depicts a selected dream that she wrote in her journal; from a wild, gruesome chase to an ascent into the heavens, the piece allows the listener to embark on an emotional journey on the duality of life.

Amy R. Porter, soprano Dr. Amy Porter, a Louisiana native, has joined the music faculty at ATU as Assistant Professor of Voice this semester. Her DMA and BM were earned at Louisiana State University, and her MM and Professional Studies Diploma were earned at Mannes College of Music in NYC. She is a recipient of the Richard F. Gold Career Grant and was an LSU Pressor Scholar. Prior to her move to Arkansas, Dr. Porter taught as a voice faculty member at Whitworth and Gonzaga Universities in Spokane, Washington. At Whitworth, she served as Lecturer of Music, and at Gonzaga she served as Director of Discantus Treble Chorus 2017-2023 and as Interim Director of Choirs and Voice Studies 2021-2022. For the past two years, she was the Artistic Director of Spectrum Singers, an inclusive community chorus in Spokane dedicated to promoting social justice.

As an operatic performer, she has appeared in many standard roles, including Königin der Nacht (Die Zauberflöte), Violetta (La Traviata), Lucia (Lucia di Lammermoor), Mimi (La Bohème), Marguerite (Faust), Contessa (Le Nozze di Figaro), and Alice (Falstaff). She has performed more contemporary works, including Poulenc’s one-woman monodrama La Voix Humaine (Femme), Dinos Constantinides’s psychological one-act opera Rosanna (Angelina), and a partially-televised production of David Amram’s Twelfth Night (Olivia), as well as early music productions, including Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas (Dido) and the New York City premiere of Hildegard von Bingen’s medieval morality play Ordo Virtutum (Victory). An ardent performer of pre-classical repertoire, she was a founding member of the Baton Rouge Early Vocal Ensemble (BREVE). Dr. Porter has sung throughout the Northwest region, including regular performances with the Spokane Symphony, Spokane Kantorei, and INO (Inland Northwest Opera) and has performed opera, oratorio, and recital repertoire across the United States.

Brendan Frazier, trombone Brendan Frazier is a senior music education major from Denison, Texas.

Brendan has been a proud and integral member of the Arkansas Tech University music department. As principal trombone of the Symphonic Wind Ensemble, brass choir, and jazz ensemble, he has performed numerous occasions and has led the section to excel in an ensemble setting. In addition to holding the principal position, he has been an active member and guest conductor of the trombone choir, tuba-euphonium ensemble, concert band, and symphonic band. He has performed multiple major recitals, featuring works of Defay, Sulek, Ewazen, and Jørgenson. In addition to actively performing, he has held numerous positions to aid the music department, including brass instruments manager member for the Arkansas Tech Band of Distinction.

Through his pursuit of conducting, he has attended the Kansas City Conducting Symposium at University of Missouri - Kansas City and the conducting symposium at University of Central Arkansas, where he attended masterclasses, lead rehearsals, and performed for notable wind ensemble conductors. Brendan studies trombone with Dr. Sean Scot Reed and conducting with Dr. Daniel A. Belongia and Dr. Jon Nash. After completing his Bachelor of Music Education in the spring, Brendan intends to become a band director.

Amy R. Porter, soprano Dr. Amy Porter, a Louisiana native, has joined the music faculty at ATU as Assistant Professor of Voice this semester. Her DMA and BM were earned at Louisiana State University, and her MM and Professional Studies Diploma were earned at Mannes College of Music in NYC. She is a recipient of the Richard F. Gold Career Grant and was an LSU Pressor Scholar. Prior to her move to Arkansas, Dr. Porter taught as a voice faculty member at Whitworth and Gonzaga Universities in Spokane, Washington. At Whitworth, she served as Lecturer of Music, and at Gonzaga she served as Director of Discantus Treble Chorus 2017-2023 and as Interim Director of Choirs and Voice Studies 2021-2022. For the past two years, she was the Artistic Director of Spectrum Singers, an inclusive community chorus in Spokane dedicated to promoting social justice.

As an operatic performer, she has appeared in many standard roles, including Königin der Nacht (Die Zauberflöte), Violetta (La Traviata), Lucia (Lucia di Lammermoor), Mimi (La Bohème), Marguerite (Faust), Contessa (Le Nozze di Figaro), and Alice (Falstaff). She has performed more contemporary works, including Poulenc’s one-woman monodrama La Voix Humaine (Femme), Dinos Constantinides’s psychological one-act opera Rosanna (Angelina), and a partially-televised production of David Amram’s Twelfth Night (Olivia), as well as early music productions, including Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas (Dido) and the New York City premiere of Hildegard von Bingen’s medieval morality play Ordo Virtutum (Victory). An ardent performer of pre-classical repertoire, she was a founding member of the Baton Rouge Early Vocal Ensemble (BREVE). Dr. Porter has sung throughout the Northwest region, including regular performances with the Spokane Symphony, Spokane Kantorei, and INO (Inland Northwest Opera) and has performed opera, oratorio, and recital repertoire across the United States.

Brendan Frazier, trombone Brendan Frazier is a senior music education major from Denison, Texas.

Brendan has been a proud and integral member of the Arkansas Tech University music department. As principal trombone of the Symphonic Wind Ensemble, brass choir, and jazz ensemble, he has performed numerous occasions and has led the section to excel in an ensemble setting. In addition to holding the principal position, he has been an active member and guest conductor of the trombone choir, tuba-euphonium ensemble, concert band, and symphonic band. He has performed multiple major recitals, featuring works of Defay, Sulek, Ewazen, and Jørgenson. In addition to actively performing, he has held numerous positions to aid the music department, including brass instruments manager member for the Arkansas Tech Band of Distinction.

Through his pursuit of conducting, he has attended the Kansas City Conducting Symposium at University of Missouri - Kansas City and the conducting symposium at University of Central Arkansas, where he attended masterclasses, lead rehearsals, and performed for notable wind ensemble conductors. Brendan studies trombone with Dr. Sean Scot Reed and conducting with Dr. Daniel A. Belongia and Dr. Jon Nash. After completing his Bachelor of Music Education in the spring, Brendan intends to become a band director.

Program Intrada 1631 (2003)

Thank you to our Friends of Music Search ATU Friends of Music to join

Stephen Montague (b. 1943)

Conductors circle Luke and Beth Bradshaw Nita Herrick-Colpitts Prissy & Roger Wattam

Is A Rose (2019) … ……. .I. II. III.

Caroline Shaw (b.1982) arr. Edgerton The Edge And So Red Red Rose

Colors (1998) ….. ………I.

Bert Appermont (b. 1973) ……

Intermission A Child’s Garden of Dreams (1981)

II. III. IV. V.

David Maslanka (1943-2017)

There is a desert on the moon where the dreamer sinks so deeply into the ground that she reaches hell.

A drunken woman falls into the water and comes out renewed and sober.

A horde of small animals frightens the dreamer. The animals increase to a tremendous size, and one of them devours the little girl.

A drop of water is seen as it appears when looked at through a microscope. The girl sees that the drop is full of tree branches. This portrays the origin of the world.

An ascent into heaven where pagan dances are being celebrated; and a descent into hell where angels are doing good deeds.

Film by Ion Media

Performance dedicated to Professor Gary Green as he recovers from open heart surgery.

Sue Merritt (In memory of Frank Merritt) Drs. Jeanine & Matt Myers Hal Cooper Sr.

Performer

Yellow Brendan Frazier, trombone

I.

Artist Verlon Abram Johnny & Julie Morgan Rex Bell Joseph Kimes Croom

Amy R. Porter, soprano

Patrick Casey Michael Casey Dr. Rebecca Callaway

Arkansas Tire Deborah Bradley Shirley Dodd Honda of Russellville Carolyn Sparks Lee Jeremy & Anne-Marie Pifer Howard & Becky Ritchie Robert & Judy Taylor

Travis & Debbie Beard Danny & Linda Davis Frank Griffin Oil Company Dr. Ted Honghiran Dick & Sue Niven Patricia & Alan Rehberger Julia Reynolds

Friend Toni Bachman Rico & Ginny Belotti Central Presbyterian Church Jon & Barbara Clements Dr. Kandis Croom Bethany & Jason Geiken Christina Greenway Tommy & Michelle Hindsman Gary Kellam Mike & Joy Miller Jerry & Vickie Newman Meeka S. Smith Josh & Jennifer Teague Ricky & Alisha Williams Holly Ruth Gale Sara Shinn

Dan & Jill Belongia Jeff & Cindy Bright Josh & Tiffany Clem Keith & Gayle Shaver Clutts Wayne & June Drain Dr. Mark & Laura Gotcher Nancy & Scott Halsey Josh & Kelsey Hulgan Mollie Ruth McCammo n Judy Murphy Sherry Polsgrove Kendall Tabor Kenneth Vess Jon Nash Phil and Kim Parker

Instrumental Music Studies at ATU: The ATU Department of Music serves approximately 175 undergraduate music majors seeking either the Bachelor of Arts in Music or the Bachelor of Music Education degrees. The Tech Band program was created by Marvin Williamson in 1913, and developed into a nationally recognized tradition of excellence by Emeritus Directors of Bands Gene Witherspoon and Hal D. Cooper.

Dr. Christopher Anderson created the Symphonic Wind Ensemble in 2011, and the program currently consists of six ensembles serving hundreds of students per semester. Active in the area of commissioning new music and working closely with world renowned composers since 1950, Tech Bands have enjoyed relationships with Karel Husa, Vincent Persichetti, Francis McBeth, and continue to engage the finest composers to perform established and world premiere manuscripts.

The Arkansas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble has toured the country and appeared at state, regional, and national conferences of the CDBNA, ABA, ASBOA, and many others.

Alumni of Tech Bands are now teachers, performers, and professionals in and out of the field of music around the globe.

Arkansas Tech University Department of Music Dr. Jeff Bright, Department Head Dr. Jeff Cass, Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities ENSEMBLES

Dr. Daniel A. Belongia, Director of Bands Dr. Jon Clements, Choirs Dr. Benjamin Johns, Interim Director of Choral activities Dr. Jon Nash, Associate Director of Bands Dr. Sean Reed, Jazz Ensemble

WOODWINDS

Dr. Phoebe Robertson, Flute Dr. Leanna Renfro, Oboe Professor Richard Bobo, Bassoon Dr. Nicolas del Grazia, Clarinet Dr. Nate Mensink, Saxophone

BRASS

Dr. TJ Perry, Trumpet Professor Dalton Snow, Trumpet Professor Evan Mino, Horn Dr. Sean Reed, Trombone & Euphonium Professor Ryan Matejek, Tuba

PERCUSSION

COMPOSITION AND MUSIC THEORY Dr. Jon Clements Dr. Nicolas Del Grazia Dr. Benjamin Johns Dr. Nate Mensink Dr. Jon Nash Professor Philip Parker Dr. Tim Smith

MUSICOLOGY

Daniel A. Belongia , conductor

MUSIC EDUCATION

Amy R. Porter, soprano

Dr. Daniel A. Belongia Dr. Jeff Bright Dr. Benjamin Johns Dr. Jon Nash Professor Patty Oeste

CONDUCTING

Dr. Daniel A. Belongia Dr. Benjamin Johns

PIANO AND PIANO PEDAGOGY

MUSIC IN GENERAL STUDIES

VOICE

Dr. Barbara Clements Dr. Jon Clements Dr. Amy Porter

As Time Goes By

Professor Philip Parker Dr. Phoebe Robertson

Professor Philip Parker Dr. Tim Smith Dr. Mary J. Trotter

….

Dr. Jeff Bright Dr. Kae Reed Professor Ryan Matejek Dr. Nate Mensink Professor Patty Oeste Dr. Phoebe Robertson Dr. Zane Gillespie Professor Sharon Davis

2022 American Prize Laureate for university wind ensemble performance

ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS Bonnie Heathcock, Band Camps Admin Belinda Hilliard, Administrative Assistant Dr. TJ Perry, Auditorium Management

For information regarding Instrumental Music Performance Scholarships, visit our website at www.atu.edu/music

Witherspoon Auditorium, 2:30 PM

October 1, 2023