Northwest Iowa Symphony OrchestraSymphonic Colors 2014-2015

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WELCOME________________________ Dear Musical Friends, Our season comes to an end with the guest concert, Rhythm and Brass. A wide span of musical tastes will certainly be satisfied in this single concert. Sit back, enjoy, and tap that foot to memorable and fun musical selections spanning hundreds of years! On behalf of the entire board, I send our thanks to all individuals, companies, and businesses who offered their financial support to make these 2014-15 concerts a reality. We will continue to seek your help in realizing the 2015-16 season and say thank you in advance for your support of this amazing orchestra. NISO is truly a gift to all NW Iowa and surrounding states. Our conductor, staff, performers, and friends deserve our most enthusiastic thanks. My personal thank you to the Board of Directors for all the help in forming the financial planning and hands-on direction they give to the success of the organization. Time, experience, and knowledge teamed with passion for orchestral music make this board a strong foundation, a board whose help I find immeasurable. Truffles and coffee- intermission – need I say more!! Musically yours, Norma Snyder Jones NISO Board Chairperson

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THE NORTHWEST IOWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Guest Concert Rhythm & Brass Rex Richardson, trumpet Wiff Rudd, trumpet Alexander Shuhan, horn Tom Brantley, trombone Charles Villarrubia, tuba David Gluck, percussion 18 April 2015

Contrapunctus I J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Arr. Michael Allen Norwegian Wood Lennon-McCartney Arr. David Gluck Speedy Alex Shuhan Le Cloches Claude Debussy Romance Arr. Alex Shuhan General Lavine Eccentric Arr. Michael Allen Stairway to Heaven R. Plant/J. Page Lament from “Jephta” Giocommo Carrisimi

Intermission Concerto for Cootie Duke Ellington Amad Arr. Tom Brantley Caravan Juan Tizol Temporary Heartbeat David Gluck (The music of Pink Floyd and the Wizard of Oz)

Please Note:

Flash photography and the use of recording devices is prohibited during NISO concerts.

Please disable all cell phones and pagers.

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RHYTHM & BRASS, since its inaugural season in 1993, has lived up to the ideal of a

musical presentation that is not bound by time, geography, or culture. With the unique ability to incorporate influences as divergent as Josquin Des Prez, Pink Floyd, John Coltrane, Johann Sebastian Bach, and, of course, Duke Ellington, Rhythm & Brass searches for the commonality in these influences and fearlessly weaves them all into a single concert experience. Rhythm & Brass, in addition to its standard concerts, has also performed at numerous special events including a 1994 New York concert debut at Carnegie Recital Hall with celebrated jazz trumpeter Randy Brecker. Commissions have been premiered at Chicago's Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic and the national convention of the Music Educator's National Conference. R&B has also been featured at the New York Brass Conference, the International Trumpet Guild Conference, the Raphael Mendez Brass Institute, Kentucky's Great American Brass Band Festival, the National Trumpet Competition, and the National Association of Music Merchants Convention in Los Angeles. Internationally, Rhythm & Brass has concertized in Canada, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, the Virgin Islands, and Thailand. R&B was featured at the 2010 International Trumpet Guild Conference in Sydney, Australia. Song & Dance (1994), the group's first CD on d'Note Records, is an immensely versatile program of works from the 17th century composer Samuel Scheidt to the World Premiere recording of “Dance Suite” by Leonard Bernstein, his last composed work. Their second album, Time in September (1995), includes original jazz compositions by R&B members and features award winning guitarist Gene Bertoncini as well as a commissioned work by the Grammy nominated composer Maria Schneider. Christmas Time is Here (1996) was hailed by the national press as one of the most creative recordings for the holiday season. R&B's recording More Money Jungle. . .Ellington Explorations (1998), on the KochJazz label, celebrates the centenary (1999) of one of America's most significant composers and musical ambassadors, Duke Ellington. The album was described by Entertainment Weekly as "...smart and deliciously off-centered..." and was named by the New York Times as "Album of the Week" (May 7, 1999). Rhythm & Brass has been featured on "BET on Jazz" (Black Entertainment Television) performing several segments of the Ellington album. Sitting in an English Garden Waiting for the Sun is an outrageous salute to the British invasion and includes music by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin. Rhythm & Brass most recently released Inside the Blue Suitcase featuring original compositions from within the group. The members of Rhythm & Brass maintain an active involvement in music education. The group is often found at major educators conferences and in residence at universities throughout the nation as well as summer music camps and festivals such as Bands of America and the Brevard Music Center. After several years of full-time touring together, the members of Rhythm & Brass have each found a home in various university music programs: Charles Villarrubia (tuba): Senior Lecturer in chamber music at the University of Texas—Austin; David Gluck (percussion): Chair of Studio Composition, State University of New York—Purchase; Alex Shuhan (horn): Associate Professor of Horn, Ithaca College; Rex Richardson (trumpet): Associate Professor of Trumpet and Jazz Trumpet, Virginia Commonwealth University; Tom Brantley (trombone): Associate Professor of Trombone, University of South Florida; and Wiff Rudd (trumpet): Professor of Trumpet/Brass Area Coordinator, Baylor University. Rhythm & Brass is a Yamaha Performing Ensemble.

CHARLES VILLARRUBIA (tuba) serves as Associate Professor of Tuba/Euphonium and Brass Chamber Music at The University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Villarrubia is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, and a founding member of Rhythm & Brass. He received his Bachelors degree in music performance at Louisiana State University and Masters degree in music performance from Boston University. He has been a member of the Dallas Brass, the Waterloo Festival Orchestra, and the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra. In 1984 he was awarded first prize in the T.U.B.A. orchestral competition, becoming the first individual to win that award. In addition, Mr. Villarrubia frequently performs with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops Orchestra and has recorded with the latter. A staunch advocate of student involvement in chamber music, Mr. Villarrubia has authored a chamber music method book called Team Play With Rhythm & Brass – a guide to making chamber music. The book gives the student and educator a blueprint on how to start and maintain a successful chamber ensemble. He has also written articles on the subject and has been a guest lecturer at the Mid-West Band and Orchestra Clinic and the Music Educators National Convention. Mr. Villarrubia has premiered no fewer than five new works for the tuba, several of which he commissioned.

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Mr. Villarrubia has appeared on four continents as a guest clinician and performer for the Yamaha Corporation and has recorded on the Telarc, Angel EMI, d’note, Koch, Bear Claw, and Azadmusico labels. He has been a faculty member at Boston University, Boston Conservatory, New England Conservatory, Longy School of Music, and Interlochen Center for the Arts and currently spends his summers teaching at the Brevard Music Center.

DAVID GLUCK (percussion) - Originally from Utica, New York, David currently lives in the up and coming art haven, Beacon, New York, nestled along the banks of the scenic Hudson River. Presently, he teaches at Purchase College, State University of New York, as Assistant Professor of Studio Composition. As a founding member of Rhythm & Brass, he has toured the world as percussionist extraordinaire and has been acclaimed as a virtuoso mallet performer and drummer. He has appeared as a featured clinician in hundreds of universities across the globe. Many of David's compositions and unique, pastiche-like arrangements have been performed and recorded by Rhythm & Brass, and his orchestral arrangements have been played by multiple symphonies throughout the United States. Rapidly gaining recognition as a distinguished composer, he has received numerous commissions from various collegiate and professional ensembles with a most recent premier at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall. He received his Bachelor of Music degree from Ithaca College where he won the first annual Louis Smadbeck Award in composition. After serving as a teaching assistant at the University of North Texas, David toured with Dallas Brass for three years before co-forming Rhythm & Brass. Mr. Gluck received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Studio Composition from Purchase College where he was the recipient of the prestigious Alvin Brehm Award in composition. Mr. Gluck is a Yamaha, Zildjian, and Innovative Percussion performing artist. He has recorded for d'note and Koch record labels, and his music has been featured in Jazz Player magazine.

ALEXANDER SHUHAN (horn), Associate Professor of Horn, is also a founding member (1993) of Rhythm & Brass. He is principal horn with the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra and performs frequently with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. He also performs regularly at the Skaneateles Chamber Music Festival. He has studied at Southern Methodist University with Greg Hustis, the Eastman School of Music with Verne Reynolds, and the Pre-College Division of the Juilliard School with Harry Berv. Other teachers include Marvin Howe, Nancy Cochran, John Jacobsen, and Henry Babcock. Mr. Shuhan is also an accomplished composer and arranger, having written a number of works for Rhythm & Brass. His composition "Awakenings" is featured on the most recent Rhythm & Brass recording entitled "Inside The Blue Suitcase."

REX RICHARDSON (trumpet) - Hailed as “An artiste with an exceptional talent ...one of the finest trumpet players in the world today,” (4barsrest.com) and “one of the world’s most engaging and astonishingly versatile trumpeters,” (Style Weekly) Yamaha Performing Artist Rex Richardson was named the 2008 Brass Herald Personality of the Year. A veteran of the renowned chamber ensemble Rhythm & Brass, jazz legend Joe Henderson’s Quintet, the Chicago Jazz Ensemble, the Brass Band of Battle Creek, and appearances with countless celebrity artists in multiple genres, he stays busy as a headline artist at international festivals and as a soloist with orchestras, jazz ensembles, brass bands, and concert bands on five continents. Renowned as a champion of new music, he premiered concertos by Dana Wilson, Doug Richards, and Peter Meechan on four continents. Since 2010 he has premiered Jim Stephenson’s Trumpet Concerto no. 2, “Rextreme” in Australia, South America, the U.K., Europe, the U.S. and Asia. Mr. Richardson’s solo recordings are released on Summit Records. According to the ITG Journal, his 2010 release Magnum Opus “...without a doubt, puts Rex Richardson among the very best trumpet soloists in the world today.” (Jan. 2011) Mr. Richardson is professor of trumpet and jazz trumpet at Virginia Commonwealth University and is currently Yamaha Artist-in-Residence at the Royal Northern College of Music.

TOM BRANTLEY (trombone), Professor of Trombone, grew up in a musical South Louisiana household, listening to classical, jazz, Latin, soul, pop/rock, country, bluegrass, and Cajun. A third-generation trombonist, Yamaha soloist, clinician, and recording artist, Mr. Brantley performs with the USF Faculty Brass Quintet, Faculty Chamber Players, Jazz Faculty Ensemble, the Jack Wilkins Jazz Group, and Chuck Owen's Jazz SURGE. Mr. Brantley was awarded a USF Research Grant to fund a

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trombone/trumpet CD recording project with colleague Jay Coble featuring a new work, Confluences, by Chuck Owen. His most recent recording is a solo project, Obsessed with Treasure. In the summer of 2007 he performed with and directed the USF Jazz Ensemble at the Umbria Tuscany and Antibes Jazz Festivals in Italy and France. Trombonist for the chamber group Rhythm & Brass, he has performed in every state in the continental U.S., as well as Japan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Canada, and the Caribbean. The group has produced two recordings, a chamber music textbook series, and was featured as the opening concert in the 2002 International Trombone Festival. Mr. Brantley has led master classes and performances at music conferences: the International Trumpet Guild, the International Trombone Festival, the Florida Music Educators Association, and the International Association of Jazz Educators. He serves as the news editor for both the International Trombone Associate Journal and Website. He is a founding member of the Central Florida Trombone Society, a local affiliate of the ITA. Mr. Brantley holds degrees in trombone performance/jazz studies from the University of Southern Mississippi and the University of North Texas.

WIFF RUDD (trumpet) joined the faculty of Baylor University's School of Music in 2002 as Professor of Trumpet and Brass Division Coordinator. Prior to that, from 1998 through May of 2002, he was Associate Professor of Music at the University of Arkansas, principal trumpet of the North Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, and a member of the Boston Mountain Chamber Players. A San Antonio native, Mr. Rudd received music degrees from Baylor University (BME) and the University of Northern Colorado (MM). He served as Assistant Professor of Music at Oklahoma Baptist University for seven years and performed regularly with the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Rudd toured internationally for eight years with the Dallas Brass and is a founding member (1993) of Rhythm & Brass. An active soloist, he collaborates often with orchestras and bands. He performed the New York premiere of Joseph Turrin's Chronicles for Trumpet and Wind Symphony in Carnegie Hall and has often been a featured soloist at the annual Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago. He performed in 2005 at the International Trumpet Guild Convention in Bangkok, Thailand, the Great American Brass Band Festival, and at the Interlochen Arts Camp. Rhythm & Brass serves as a primary performance outlet for Mr. Rudd. His R&B experiences include extensive domestic tours and several trips to Japan, the Middle East, Canada, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The group has also performed as guest soloists with numerous symphony orchestras, including Rochester, Grand Rapids, Phoenix, Colorado Springs, Oregon, Tucson, and the United States Air Force Orchestra in Washington, D.C. The group is described by Entertainment Weekly as "...deliciously off-centered" and by the American Record Guide as "...nothing short of stunning." Mr. Rudd has performed in concert and presented clinics/master classes at more than two hundred colleges, universities, and conservatories across the country, as well as at the New York Brass Conference, the Rafael Mendez Brass Institute, Bands of America, the Brevard Music Center, the Great American Brass Band Festival, MENC national and regional conventions, and the Music Educators Associations of Georgia, Oklahoma, Montana, Minnesota, Florida, Iowa, Texas, and New York. He also co-authored a beginning chamber music method called Team Play: A Guide to Making Chamber Music Together (Universal Editions-1997) and has adjudicated for the International Trumpet Guild Solo Competition Finals, the Louisiana Trumpet Solo Competition, and the State Solo Contests of Oklahoma and Texas. An honorary member of Kappa Kappa Psi and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Mr. Rudd is also affiliated with Pi Kappa Lambda, the International Trumpet Guild, and the Music Teachers National Association; he serves as an Artist/Clinician for the Yamaha Corporation of America.

THE NORTHWEST IOWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA comprises the finest musicians in the tri-state area. Teaching principals are of a professional caliber and function as first chair players and teachers in sectional rehearsals. The orchestra’s 80 members include adults of all ages as well as gifted music students ranging in age from high school through college. Four of these students are recipients of scholarships from Friends of the Symphony for the purpose of continuing their private music instruction. NISO presents three concerts each season in addition to the annual Concert for Children, which is given each November for 1,000 area 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students.

CONTRIBUTORS___________________ CORPORATE PARTNERS, GRANT and CONCERT SPONSORS American State Bank Center Fresh Group Citizens State Bank of Sheldon &

Boyden Color FX Farmers Mutual Insurance, Hull Formosa Food Company, Inc. Hi-Way Chevrolet-Buick Inc. Holiday Inn Express

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MAESTRO ($1000+) Lloyd & Dianne Bierma Jim & Marilyn Dean W. Dale & Karen Den Herder

Norma Snyder Jones Yette Te Paske

SOLOIST ($500 to $999) Karen A. DeMol Erik & Barb Hoekstra Lee & Audrey Plasier

Thomas A. Snyder Dr. Christopher & Kristi Stanichar Marvin & Joy Vogel

CONCERTMASTER ($250 to $499) Howard & Marge Beernink Martin Dekkenga Eric & Kim Forseth Katie Lynn Haan Carl & Ellen Klompien John R. & Betty Kreykes Andy & Joan Miedema Marion & Darlene Mouw Eric & Lora Rankin

Kevin Schmidt Ken & Dorothy Vanden Brink Dale & Eileen Vander Wilt Nolan & Dorenda Van Gaalen Marvin & Audrey Van Vuuren Harold & Emily Vonk Dennis & Donna Walstra Judy Winkel

PRINCIPAL ($100 to $249) Curt & Pat Ahrenholz Willis & Joanne Alberda Clarice Alons Jerome & Yvonne Bentz George & Mary Bierma Matt & Bethany Bosma Del & Ann Broek Jerry & Carol Buteyn John & Marian Casey Casey’s General Store, Sioux Center Countryside Body Shop – Arlin &

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FRIENDS OF NISO____________ OFFICERS: Jo Faber, Katie Lynn Haan, Deb Hibma, Ellen Klompien, Joanne Soodsma, Kim Van Es, Beth Vanden Berg MEMBERS: Curt & Patricia Ahrenholz Joanne Alberda Mrs. Dwayne Alons Barbara Anderson Dallas Apol Art & Phyllis Attema Howard & Marge Beernink Lloyd & Dianne Bierma Ardith Bleeker Gert Boer Jim & Lavonne Bolkema Gregg & Shari Boone Harriet Boote Glenda Bos Jason & Shanise Brockshus Del & Annafeen Broek Mark & Miriam Buss Phyllis Clemens Jim & Marilyn Dean Robert & Susan De Haan Bernie & Kathy De Wit Don & Lou De Wit Rev. Don & Audrey Den Hartog Dale & Karen Den Herder Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ehrp Cornie & Gert Folkerts Edwin & Helena Geels Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gnade Diana Gonzalez Janet Groff Katie Lynn Haan Richard & Linda Haan Howard & Vicki Hall Greg & Laura Haverdink Deb Hibma Gregg & Brenda Hooyer Lois Hooyer James E. & Joan Horstman Leroy & Wanda Intveld Gerald & Shirley Isakson Barbara Kirwan Rev. Carl & Ellen Klompien Wilma Klopfenstein Arnold & Carol Koekkoek James & Sally Koldenhoven

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Tonight’s Intermission Feature: Gourmet coffee and truffles.

Consider joining Friends and helping with ushering, serving coffee, and selling tickets to benefit the orchestra.

CREDITS___________________________ THANK YOU TO:

DORDT COLLEGE for its generous provision of rehearsal and performance space, support staff, and office accommodations. CONTRIBUTORS for their sustaining appreciation of fine music and their continuing support of the Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra. FRIENDS OF THE SYMPHONY for ushering, ticket sales, and refreshments at our rehearsals.

THE STAFF:

Christopher Stanichar, Conductor Bradley Miedema, Music Director Timothy McGarvey, Assistant Conductor Karen De Mol, General Manager Mary Hulstein, Administrative Assistant

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Norma Snyder Jones, Chairperson - Sheldon Carol Buteyn – Sanborn James Koldenhoven – Sioux Center Rhonda Pennings, Secretary - Orange City John Slegers - Orange City Cathie Tien,Vice-Chairperson - Orange City Beth Vanden Berg - Sioux Center Brian Van Engen, Treasurer – Sioux Center Marion Van Soelen, Assistant Treasurer - Hull

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRPERSONS:

Bernie Weidenaar Yette Te Paske

Symphonic Journey Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra 2015-2016

Fall Concert - “Musical Universe”

Tuesday, November 17, 2015 John Pennington, Timpani

Winter Pops Concert - “The Classics of Rodgers & Hammerstein”

Saturday, January 30, 2016 Shannon Salyards, Soprano; Pamela De Haan, Mezzo-Soprano;

Russell Svenningsen, Tenor; and Brandon Hendrickson, Bass

Guest Concert - The Rose Ensemble Friday, April 1, 2016

“Slavic Wonders: Feasts and Saints in Early Russia, Poland, and Bohemia”

Spring Concert - “Czech-Mates” Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Side-by-side performance with NISYO Christopher Hill, Clarinet

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