Dr. Papador conducts the University Wind Ensemble
Friday, November 23, 2018 - 19:30
Friday, November 23, 7:30 pm
Wind Ensemble concert
University Wind Ensemble, Nicholas Papador, director
Mr. Matt Lepain, assistant conductor
Capitol Theatre, 121 University Ave. W.
Tickets $20; Students with ID $5
Purchase your tickets iin the Capitol Theatre's lobby up to one hour prior to the recital.
The University of Windsor Wind Ensemble's fall concert explores themes of both war and sonic representations of conflict. The program features Daniel Bukvich's Symphony No. 1 "In Memoriam Dresden - 1945" paired with Gustav Holst's own wind version of "Mars - The Bringer of War" from The Planets. In contrast, the ensemble will perform energetic and virtuosic works such as a Samuel Hazo's "Ride" and David Holsinger's "Havendance." The concert will also feature some hidden gems in the wind repertory such as Percy Grainger's "The Immovable Do" and University of Windsor Professor Emeritus Jen Hansen's "Dialogues."
The University of Wind Ensemble's consistently exciting and musical interpretations of standard and contemporary works for large and chamber wind/percussion ensembles recently earned the group the honour of serving as the performers for the Canadian Music Centre's 2018 composer reading session of new works for concert band.
Program
Havendance (1985) David R. Holsinger (b. 1945)
The Immovable Do (1933-39) Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882-1961)
Dialogues (2000) Jens Hanson (b. 1936)
Cajun Folk Songs (1991) Frank Ticheli (b.1958)
I. La Belle et le Capitaine
II. Belle
Matt Lepain, conductor
Brief Intermission
Scorpio (Mars) Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928-2007)
from Tierkreis (Zodiac) arr. Nicholas Papador
Mars (1916) Gustav Holst (1874-1934)
from The Planets
Symphony No. 1 (1978) Daniel Bukvich (b. 1954)
I. Prologue
II. Seeds In The Wind
III. Ave Maria
IV. Firestorm
Meditation (1999) Mark Applebaum (b. 1967)
Sydney Broulliard-Coyle, Felicity Cinurak, Corrine Montpetit, piano
Ride (2002) Samuel Hazo (b. 1966)
University Wind Ensemble Personnel
Dr. Nicholas Papador, director
Matt Lepain, assistant conductor
Piccolo
Aryan Memarzadeh-Zahedani
Flute
Sydney Broulliard-Coyle
Holly Charron
Autumn Martin
Alexandra Meloche
Aryan Memarzadeh-Zahedani
Anne Storey*
Yiwei Yang
Clarinet
Colin Cooper
James Colapinto
Francesca Incitti
Rachel Montch-Marentette
Bonnie Trealout*
Bass Clarinet
TBD
Oboe
Zakariya Elmasri
Bassoon
Ava Couvillon
Soprano Saxophone
Colin Gronert
Alto Saxophone
Caterina Augimeri*
Colin Gronert
Elexus Robertson
Nicholas St. Onge
Tenor Saxophone
Jeff McCauley
Baritone Saxophone
Cheyenne McLaughlin
Trumpet
Cody Abbruzzese
Matthew Lepain *
Niklas Pizzolitto
Jack Purvis
Horn
Dr. Bernadette Berthelotte***
Dee Shaw**
Trombone
Carter Gaus*
Konrad Jarecki
Adam Klein
Corinne Montpetit
Mackenzie Walsh
Baritone
Savannah Muscat
Andrew Shaw**
Tuba
Jonah Hall*
Mackenzie Walsh
String Bass
Everett McNiven
Ragn Royal
Percussion
Murray Anderson**
Nick Baddeley*
Felicity Cinurak
Zhining Hu
Joshua Matthews**
Martin Shultz
Justin Skalaa
* = Section leader
** = Guest Musicians
*** = SoCA Faculty
Dr. Nicholas Papador - Associate Professor
Performance Area Coordinator
University of Windsor
School of Creative Arts | Music
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