UGA British Brass Band "Spring 'Two-Lips' for Brass"

SERIES CONNECTION

PROGRAM

Titans

Quicksilver

Air from Suite #3 in D

Hymn for Diana

Marcus Venables (b. 1991)

Peter Graham (b. 1958) Will Tomaszewski & Andrew Morris, cornet

J.S. Bach, arr. Erik Leidzen (1894-1962)

Joseph Turrin (b.1947)

“and her ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace”

From I Vow to Thee, My Country - Sir Cecil Spring Rice

Shenandoah American Trad arr. Steven Verhelst (b.1981)

Elizabeth Toles, bass trombone

Dimensions - A Symphonic Study

Allegro moderato - Andante mesto - Allegro

Rhapsody in Brass

I. Allegro giocoso

II. Andante con moto

III. Allegro assai e giocoso

BRIEF INTERMISSION

Peter Graham (b. 1958)

Dean Goffin (1916-1984)

So Glad!

Nobody Does It Better

The President - March

Gilbert Villagrana, flugel horn

William Himes (b. 1949)

Marvin Hamlisch

arr. Dorothy Gates (b.1966) Hunter Kane, tuba

William German

Soprano Cornet

Alex Gifford

Principal Cornet

Marco Cubillas

Victor Pires

Will Tomaszewski

Andrew Morris

Jake Landau

Repriano Cornet

Toby Johnson

Second Cornet

Jack Rozza

Michael Mank

BRITISH BRASS BAND

Philip Smith, Bandmaster

Third Cornet

James Vaughn

Cameran Butryn

Flugel Horn

Gilbert Villagrana

Solo Horn

Joshua Wood

Joseph Johnson

First Horn

Jake Wadsworth

Second Horn

Marianna Schwark

First Baritone

Susana Rivas

Second Baritone

Ava Rodgers

First Trombone

Danny Alford

David Cain

Second Trombone

Jonas Ventresca

Bass Trombone

Elizabeth Toles

Solo Euphonium

Tianxiang Gu

Euphonium

Andrew Haynes

Eb Tuba

Robert Boone

Moses Bannister

Bb Tuba

Hunter Kane

Matthew Motley

Jack Neja

Percussion

Mary Elizabeth Walton

Patrick Sorah

Angelica Wright

CONVERSATIONS

Join us for special conversation with UGA Trumpet Faculty and British Brass Bandmaster

Philip Smith

Wednesday, April 3 from 1:50-2:40 p.m.

Pictured: On October 14, 2023, Philip Smith was awarded the Edwin Franko Goldman Memorial Citation from the American Bandmasters Association, presented by composer, conductor and educator James Curnow. (Photo by James Sewell)

THURS 3/14

7:30 p.m.

Hodgson Hall

$3 - students with valid UGA ID

$20 - adults

The Poet Sings

Join the UGA Hodgson Singers for an evening celebrating the unforgettable chemistry of two great art forms: poetry and vocal music. This concert will feature composer John Corigliano’s “Fern Hill” (poem by Dylan Thomas) with soloist UGA Voice Faculty Elizabeth Johnson Knight, mezzo-soprano.

This event is presented by the Hugh Hodgson School of Music and by the UGA Humanities Council as part of the UGA Humanities Festival.

TUE 3/19

7:30 p.m.

Ramsey Hall

$3 - students with valid UGA ID

$15 - adults

WOMEN’S WORKS FOR VIOLA PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE MAGGIE SNYDER VIOLA

With Timothly Lovelace on piano. Includes three world premieres: AndaCryCamefromthe Peopleforviola&piano by Mary Kouyoumdjian, VariationsonaFeeling(Chaconne)forviolaalone by Tessa Lark, and Sakori Dixon Vanderveer’s Bagatelles forStrings,I.Prelude.

THURS 3/21 & FRI 3/22

7:30 p.m.

Hodgson Hall

THE TRAGEDY OF CARMEN

$3 - students w/valid UGA ID

$20 - adults

Adapted from Georges Bizet’s opera by Marius Constant, Jean-Claude Carriére, and Peter Brook. This version draws on the original novella for dramatic inspiration to create a more intimate and emotionally raw exploration of these familiar characters.

Hugh Hodgson School of Music, 250 River Road, Athens, GA, 30602

Phone: 706-542-3737 Website: music.uga.edu

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