Recognizing the Fillmore Wind Band’s Donors The Fillmore Wind Band would like to thank all of our Corporate Sponsors and “Friends of
Fillmore” for their generous contributions. Your continued support directly impacts our programming and advocacy efforts. This impact is felt not only at home in Cincinnati, but also
around the country.
COORPORATE SPONSORS
Buddy Rogers Music Wert Music
Yamaha Corporation of America University of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands Joe Duffy, Comey & Shepherd Realtors
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FRIENDS OF FILLMORE FEATURED SOLOIST ($150+)
Vicki Hendrixson Stewart Blatt David Cramer
Carla & Edward Drye Stephanie Hendrixson
Deborah Huston
FRIEND ($50 - $99) Ken & Wanda Gosser
KAE HASHIMOTO PLANET DAMNATION
FILLMORE WIND BAND
L A K O T A W E S T S Y M P H O N I C W I N D S Andrew Carr, conductor
Thomas Racic, associate conductor
PROGRAM
Slava! (1924/77) ..................................... Leonard Bernstein/Transcr. Grundman Thomas Racic, conductor
Valdres (1904/2001) .......................................... Johannes Hanssen/Arr. Schissel Rhapsody in Blue (1924/42) .................................... George Gershwin/Arr. Grofé
Anna Lavin, piano Niagara Falls (1997) .............................................................. Michael Daugherty
Flute Emilee Warne Hannah Hagen Maria Moorman Morgan Scarborough Alyssa Witmer Lauren Horn Oboe Lucy Cobble Maddy Wilson Caroline Mitchell Bassoon Jason Zephaua Lauren Lutz Clarinet Rachel Pizzuco Alex Evert Aaron Reilman Hope Stickler Anna Szczepaniak Ashley Chen Victoria Johnson Evy Best Christina Daddarrio Taylor Hiett Bass Clarinet Marah Hutton Brennen Leech Grace Goodhart
Alto Saxophone Gabby Eppinghoff Yuna Kim Alec J. Reder Tenor Saxophone Kobe Cartwright Evan Wood Baritone Saxophone James Wright Trumpet Joseph Keller Charlie Merk Benjamin Seamon Isaac Yoby Gabriel Pimentel Anna Lavin Shannon Pullyblank Ian Mason Joel Kellar French Horn Jack Greenlee Jasmine Ifeakanwa Thomas Skoog Chris Vu Olivia Risner Katelyn Stickney
Trombone Trevor Bresnahan Shannon Ullrich Vincent Vu Bass Trombone Henry F. Wargacki Euphonium Ross Christopher Christian A. Bogard Daniel Guinigundo Tuba Jared Sippy Ryan Hummel Nathan Sorn Percussion Randy Nguyen Alex Merk Nathan Koenes Nick T. Linder Nick Sippy Emily Conn Ben Malec Hudson French
L A K O T A W E S T P E R S O N N E L
The Lakota West Band Program takes great pride in offering a wide range of quality instrumental experiences, with concert band at its core. It is the belief of the entire music faculty that a well-rounded education, including challenging musical experiences, encourages a lifelong love of music, as well as character growth that enhances other aspects of students’ lives. Private study and participation in honor ensembles in strongly encouraged. In a typical year, nearly all Symphonic Winds students are involved in honor ensembles including OMEA honor bands, CCM Brass Choir, CSYO, CYWE, and OMEA All-State Ensembles. All of our students participate in chamber music as well as large ensemble music throughout the year. Symphonic Winds is comprised of the most elite musicians of our 5 curricular concert bands. Symphonic Winds has received superior ratings in OMEA Class AA Large Group Contest in all years of participation, and has been selected to perform at the prestigious Midwest Band & Orchestra Clinic on three occasions. Symphonic Winds has also been selected to perform at the OMEA Annual Convention on multiple occasions. All of our concert bands have earned superior ratings at district- and state-adjudicated contests. In addition, Symphonic Winds has performed in England, France and Belgium; the Dixie Classic Music Festival in Washington, D.C.; Rutgers University in New Jersey; Ohio Band Directors Conference at the University of Akron; Music in the Parks Festival in Chicago; Dixie Classic Music Festival in Atlanta; and Tulane University in New Orleans. In addition to the thriving concert band program, Lakota West has 3 curricular jazz classes; percussion ensemble; pep band; pit orchestra; year round chamber ensembles and jazz combos; and marching band each fall. Our marching band has won more than 40 Grand Champion awards; earned superior ratings in Class AA at OMEA state finals each year; and superior ratings at every OMEA-adjudicated competition entered. The marching band has also participated in and been named a finalist in several Bands of America Competitions in recent years. The marching band has performed at the Hollywood Christmas Parade, the Sugar Bowl, the Holiday Parade in Hawaii, the Rose Parade in California in 2008 and 2015, Disney World, and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2013.
L A K O T A W E S T B A N D S
W I L L I A M M A S O N W I N D S Y M P H O N Y Edward Protzman, conductor
Jason Sleppy, associate conductor Joe Woodie, guest conductor
PROGRAM
Spoon River (1929/2009) ......................................... Percy Grainger/Arr. Bainum Jason Sleppy, associate conductor
Reflections on the Mississippi (2013) .................................... Michael Daugherty II. Fury
Steve Darling, tuba Joe Woodie, guest conductor
Music for Prague 1968 (1968) ............................................................ Karel Husa I. Introduction and Fanfare II. Aria III. Interlude IV. Toccata and Chorale
W I L L I A M M A S O N P E R S O N N E L
Flute Priyasha Bose Minkyoung Choi Olivia Dorer Angela Ge Anna Huang Jessie Kong Rachel Lazarus Fiona Xie Oboe Emma Jobert Marlaina Vasquez Bassoon Daniel Caal Annabelle Johnson Kian Thompson Clarinet Justin Hayes Tori Huffer Isabella Johns Nico Johnson Jojo Kraimer Jerry Qui Carson Sweeney Ben Wang Lisa Zhou Bass Clarinet Simon Bakos Nate Sanford Tom Zhang
Alto Saxophone Kyle Barker Eshan Swaminathan Aaron Zhang Tenor Saxophone Jackson Moon Baritone Saxophone Zach Langbein Trumpet Harmon Byerly Claire Davis Grace Doll Sarah Lyons Max Oldham Abby Patterson Carter Patton Henry Schmulewitz Brandon Schroeder French Horn David Hardy Sara Kearney Hannah Lohmueller Mirai Nawa
Trombone Jacob Kraimer Conard LaPrete Ian Logan Andrew Lyons Hikari Nawa Carter Tull Colin Vail Euphonium Zoe Anello Eric Enouen Robert Mcllvenna Tuba Zach Melwani Aaron Ruotolo Bryce Tiffner Percussion Jay Becker Marco Ciclet Steven Habra Matthew Poteet Julia Rosado Harry Suddleson Mason Williams Jingye Yen Piano Sairam Srinivasan
W I LL IA M M AS ON B AN D S
The Mason Band has been awarded the Sudler Flag of Honor and the Sudler Shield. The band program is one of only a few programs nationally to receive both honors from the John Phillip Sousa Foundation.
The William Mason High School Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band, along with the Mason Middle School Symphonic Winds, have been invited to perform at national events including the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic, Music for All National Festival, Ohio Music Education State Conference and the Bowling Green State University Reading Clinic. The concert bands have also performed on professional and university stages including Orchestra Hall in Chicago, Carnegie Hall in New York, Severance Hall in Cleveland, Bowling Green State University, University of Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky University and Youngstown State University.
The William Mason High School Marching Band has been recognized as one of the premiere marching band programs in the nation. The marching band is the largest program at Mason High School, with over 300 band and color guard students involved. William Mason has been consistently named Mid-States Band Association Open Class Champions, Bands of America Regional Champions and a Bands of America Grand National Finalist. In 2016, the marching band was invited to perform at the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California.
Students also participate in many successful winter programs including Winter Guard, Winter Percussion, Jazz Band, Pep Band and Musical Pit Orchestra.
Over the years, many students have participated in local and national honor ensembles including Music for All Honor Band of America, Ohio Music Education Association All-State Band and Orchesta, Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra, Cincinnati Youth Wind Ensemble and Junior Wind Ensemble, and Ohio Music Education Association District XIII Honor Band.
F I L L M O R E W I N D B A N D Jim Daughters, conductor
Avious Jackson, associate conductor Tim Dailey and Brian McDonough, assistant conductors
PROGRAM
Gavorkna Fanfare (1991) ................................................................. Jack Stamp Dusk (2004) .................................................................................. Steven Bryant Planet Damnation (2007/2019) ...................... John Psathas/Transcr. Daughters
Kae Hashimoto, timpani Symphony No. 5: Elements (2017) ................................................... Julie Giroux III. Wind in E-flat Americans We (1929) ................................................................. Henry Fillmore
F I L L M O R E W I N D B A N D P E R S O N N E L
Flute Bonnietta Benn Julie Elcook Kirsten Grimsley Sam Hach Paul Hendrixson Jodi Smith Natalie Smith Oboe Joe Basel Hagan Zoellers Bassoon Brandon Blankenship Josclynn Garrison Clarinet Randell Bertsche Joshua Blair Sean Carey David Cramer Bonnie Hugus Alex Lapin Terry Milligan Gayle Riemer Josh Roderer Lori Oros Schafer Nick Troehler Bass Clarinet Perry Bratcher Leah Norris
Alto Saxophone Brandon Boone Christina Butsch Brad Howard Cory Jones Jacob Slone Colton Thomas Tenor Saxophone Sean Reeves Tyler Roe Amanda Stegman Baritone Saxophone Steven Funke Jason McElroy Trumpet Morgan Bay Seth Burkhart Ian Caldwell Aaron Carpenter Tim Dailey Jennifer Dressler James Matt Keeler Ray Haim Sarah Herbert Ryan Ott French Horn Erica Archer Jordan Hensley Beth Howard Ron Lutterbie Andrea Reupert Elise Schowalter
Trombone Dustin Goes Ben Loyer Nick Norris Dan Stenger Bass Trombone Matt Phillips Jordan Profitt Euphonium Stewart Blatt Mark Hensler Brian McDonough Austin Miller Tuba Toby Biederman Kyle Hurst Steve Macy Mark Quintero Angelo Sylvester Percussion Michael Bruce Brandon Dittgen John Espy Brett Floyd Morgan Minor Jonathan Pyrak Ian Stokes Albin Waldbillig Tim Wilburn Piano Eric Knechtges
The Fillmore Wind Band is the city of Cincinnati’s official wind ensemble and namesake of Cincinnati-native and march king, Henry Fillmore. Founded in 2010, the group consists of musicians from the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky areas, and is part of the Fillmore Wind Program, which includes the Fillmore Philharmonic Brass, Chamber Winds, and the Wind Band. Paying homage to the late Henry Fillmore, the mission of the band is to promote high-quality wind literature in addition to preserving the audience-friendly, entertaining programs of the original Fillmore Band, conducted by Henry himself. Recent performances include invitations to the prestigious 2017 Midwest Clinic in Chicago, IL, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s 2016 American Music Festival at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, the 2013 and 2016 Ohio Music Educators Association Conference, the 2015 Kentucky Music Educators Association Conference, and the 2014 International Women’s Brass Conference. The band also presented a “March Performance Practice” clinic at the 2016 Midwest Clinic. In 2018, the organization began sponsoring “WindFest” at Cincinnati Music Hall, which invites the area’s premiere high school programs to perform alongside the Fillmore Band in this historic venue. This year we are honored to welcome the Lakota West Symphonic Winds and the William Mason Wind Symphony!
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SPECIAL THANKS Chris Hedges – Master of Ceremonies Tammy Gentile – Associate Director, Ticketing Services Dennis Fury – WindFest Event Coordinator Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Cincinnati Arts Association Lakota Local School District Mason City Schools Cincinnati Music Hall