friday AUGUST - International Double Reed Society

8:30 am
CHAMBER MUSIC STUDIO
(NEXT TO ROLSTON RECITAL HALL)
9:45 am
ROLSTON RECITAL HALL
9:45 am
MARGARET GREENHAM THEATRE
Early morning reading session led by Christopher Weait, bassoon
Fernand Gillet/Hugo Fox Competition
Gaelle Habert (Angers, France); Cecile Hardouin (Paris, France); Alejandro Viera
(Colorado, USA); Dean Woody (Virginia, USA); Bryan Young (Maryland, USA)
Order of appearance to be determined
Michael Massey, piano; Daniel Lau will accompany Bryan Young
Carl Maria von Weber (1786–1826)
Andante e Rondo Ungarese, Op. 35
Jaques Hétu (b. 1938)
Elégie
Phillip Friedrich Boddecker (1607–1683)
Sonata sopra La Monica
Leslie Bassett (b. 1926)
Metamorphoses
A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO THIS YEAR’S COMPETITION CHAIR
Douglas Spaniol
TO OUR COMPETITION JURY
Stefano Canuti (Italy); Stephen Maxym (USA); Andrea Merenzon (Argentina);
Christopher Millard (Canada); Ludovic Tissus (France)
AND TO OUR PRELIMINARY JURY MEMBERS
Michel Bettez (Canada); Nancy Goeres (USA); Masahito Tanaka (Japan);
Kim Walker (USA); Christopher Weait (USA)
Luxembourg Double Reed Quartet
Tom Brink, oboe; Jean-Paul Hansen, oboe; Robert Stoos, oboe;
Robert Lohr, bassoon
Michael Praetorius (1571–1621)
Ballet (arr. J.P. Hansen)
Tielmann Susato (16th century)
Parade des bouffons (arr. J.P. Hansen)
Claude Gervaise (16th century)
Gaillarde de la guerre (arr. J.P Hansen)
Claude Gervaise (16th century)
Pavane de la guerre (arr. J.P. Hansen)
Johann Christoph Petz (1664–1716)
Suite in A minor
Ouverture: Lento/Vivace • Allemande • Gavotte • Aria • Bouree • Gigue
Johann N. Wenth (1745–1801)
Quartetto concertante
Allegro ma non troppo • Adagio • Menuetto and Trio • Andantino con variazioni
Jean Weber (b. 1963)
“Fantasie” for Doublereed Quartet
Written especially for IDRS Banff 2002
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9:45 am
MAX BELL AUDITORIUM
11:00 am
MAX BELL AUDITORIUM
11:30 am
MARGARET GREENHAM THEATRE
1:15 pm
MAX BELL AUDITORIUM
3:00 pm
MARGARET GREENHAM THEATRE
3:00 pm
ROLSTON RECITAL HALL
William Dawson, MD; Margaret Ruf,PT
Lecture/demonstration – Pain in the Performer: A Mini-Course in Self-Help
Part I. Topics include posture and positioning for practice and performance;
back-pain – its causes, symptoms and treatment; overuse of wrist and
finger muscles – their causes, effect on playing and treatment.
Mark Eubanks
Lecture/ demonstration: Bassoon Reed-Making
Topics will include the “seven deadly sins of bassoon reed-making, “reed
tuning using harmonics and select test fingerings and elements of bassoon
tuning and voicing.
The Lyrique Quintette
Ronda Mains,flute;Theresa Delaplain, oboe; Nophachai Cholthitchanta, clarinet;
Richard Ramey, bassoon; Tim Thompson, French horn
Johannes Brahms (1833–1897)
Serenade, Op. 11
Menuetto
Antonín Dvorák (1841–1904)
Quartet in E flat Major, Op. 51 (transcribed by Mark A. Popkin)
Allegro ma non troppo • Dumka (Elégie): Andante con moto • Romanze: Andante con moto
• Finale: Allegro assai
Nicholas Daniel, oboe
with the Banff IDRS Festival Orchestra conducted by Gary Kulesha
Benjamin Britten (1913–1976)
Temporal Variations (arr. Colin Mathews)
Theme • Oration • March • Exercises • Commination • Choral • Waltz • Polka • Resolution
Sir Richard Rodney Bennett (b. 1936)
Seven Country Dances (from Playford’s Dancing Master) (2000)
A New Dance • Lady Day • The Ladies’ Misfortune • Enfield Common • The Czar of Muscovy
• The Mulberry Garden • Nobody’s Jigs
Jeffrey Lyman, bassoon; Janet Scott Hoyt, piano; Eva Fontanez,flute;Rod
Squance, percussion; Thomas Cosbey, violin; Sharon Wei, viola; Olena Kilchyk,
cello; Greg Kristianson, bass; Anna Najoom, clarinet; Scott Good,trombone
David Gompper (b. 1954)
Kuta Muela (Old Stick) for bassoon, ensemble, electronics and video (2001)*
Philippe Hersant (b. 1948)
Huit piéces for bassoon and instrument ensemble (1995)
* The commission of Kuta Muela was made possible by the Institute for
Studies in the Arts, The Katherine K. Herberger College of Fine Arts,
Arizona State University.
Lawrence Cherney, oboe, English horn, bass oboe
Kristi Allik (b.1952)
Shadow of the Wolf
Brian Cherney (b. 1942)
Epitaph
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3:00 pm
MAX BELL AUDITORIUM
4:45 pm
MARGARET GREENHAM THEATRE
4:15 pm
MAX BELL AUDITORIUM
4:45 pm
ROLSTON RECITAL HALL
Paul Steenhuisen* (b. 1965)
Recipes for the Common Man
Barry Truax (b. 1947)
Inside
*World Premiere, commissioned through the Canada Council for the Arts
Falls Printing Company
Lecture/demonstration
Ed Craig from the Falls Printing Company, along with editors Ron Klimko
and Dan Stolper will give a brief history of the International Double Reed
Society and its’ association with Falls Printing. Ed will give a demonstration
on how The Double Reed is produced and what you can do to help that
process. If you are a regular or future contributor to this publication you
will not want to miss this presentation!
New London Chamber Ensemble
Lisa Nelson,flute;Melanie Ragge, oboe; Neyire Ashworth, clarinet; Stephen
Stirling, horn with Mark Gaydon, bassoon; John MacCormick, percussion;
Michael Massey, conductor
William Walton (1902–1983)
Movements from Façade (1921) arr. Edward Watson, 2001
Malcolm Forsyth (b. 1936)
Quintette for Winds (1986)
Impetuous • Hauntingly free • Subdued; strict rhythm • Light and flittingly
Jim Parker (dates unknown)
Mississippi Five (movements 1,3,5)
King Oliver Steps Out • The River Queen • Les Animaux
John Miller, bassoon; Janet Scott Hoyt, piano
The focus of this session will be on the seldom discussed Concertino per
Fagotto, by Michael Haydn.
Neil Tatman, oboe; Kristina Reiko Cooper, cello; Paul Perry, piano and harpsichord
Dan Coleman (b. 1972)
Sonata Lamentosa for oboe, cello, and piano (2002)
World Premiere
Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767)
Partita 5 in E minor, from Six Partitas for Violin
Andante • Aria 1. Vivace • Aria 4. Siciliana • Aria 3. Vivace
PAUSE
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The Gardenia Trio
Marlen Vavrikova, oboe; Kimberly Dawn Persia, bassoon with Roger Admiral, piano
Nick Scherzinger (b. 1968)
Dark Wind, Dark Rain (2002)
World Premiere
Gernot Wolfgang (b. 1957)
Trilogy for oboe, bassoon and piano (2000)
Part 2 Another Life • Part 3 Looking East
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8:00 pm
ERIC HARVIE THEATRE
Jacques Tys, oboe; Mariko Kaneda, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
Sonata in A Major KV 526 (1787)
Molto Allegro • Andante • Presto
Pavel Haas (1899–1944)
Suite for oboe and piano (1939)
Furioso • Con Fuoco • Moderato
Klement Slavicky
Suite for oboe and piano (1960)
Pastorale Scherzo • Triste • Bacchanale Rustico
INTERMISSION
Announcement of the Fernand Gillet/Hugo Fox Competition results
Andrea Merenzon, bassoon; Paquito D’Rivera, clarinet; Carl Rath, bassoon;
Peter Allen, piano; Stefan Ice, marimba; Rod Squance, percussion
Latin American Promenade – Tangos, Choros, Salsa …
Vinicio Meza (Costa Rica)
Motivos – for two bassoons and marimba
Vals • Balada • Tango • Salsa
Astor Piazzolla (Argentina)
Primavera portena
Astor Piazzolla (Argentina)
Fuga y misterio
Julian Plaza (Argentina)
Nocturna (arr. Lito Valle)
Horacio “Pintin” Castellanos (Argentina)
La punalada (arr. Lito Valle)
Mariano Mores (Argentina)
Taquito Militar (arr. LitoValle)
Horacio Salgan (Argentina)
A Fuego lento (arr. Lito Valle)
Ernesto Lecuona (Cuba)
La Comparsa (arr. Tony Tano)
Pixinguinha/ Benedito Lacerda (Brazil)
Proesas de Solon (arr. Antonio Bruno)
E. Nazareth (Brazil)
Apanhei-te meu Cavaquinho (arr. Antonio Bruno)
Pixinguinha (Brazil)
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Z. Abreu (Brazil)
Tico Tico no fuba (arr. M. Ines Guimaraes)
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