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The Thirty-Seventh 

ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET GUILD 

MAY 22-26, 2012 

COLUMBUS, GA

ITG 2012 Conference Schedule • Tuesday, May 22, 2012 • Youth Day 

8:30-9:20am Scott Meredith: College Audition Preparation Studio Theatre 

9:00-11:00am Youth Competition, Jennifer Dearden, chair Legacy Hall 

Under 14 Participants 

Daniel Chae - Calle Mayor Middle School, Private Instructor: June Thean Teoh/ Caster 

Gavin Gunkel - Scoggins Middle School, Private Instructor: Laura Alleman 

Forrest Johnston - Colvin Run Elementary School, Private Instructor: Richard Johnston 

Thomas Levesque - Indiana Connections Academy, Private Instructor: Kim Stephans 

Joshua Weckerly - Penndale Middle School, Private Instructor: Frank Ferraro 

Judges 

Jim Sherry, University of Dubuque 

Larry Wells, Methodist University 

Kelly Deklinski, Choctawhatchee High School 

9:30-10:15am Chris Waters: Teaching Brass-A Unique Alternative Studio Theatre 

Chris was Classical FM's Music Teacher of the Year 2009/10 in the United Kingdom. 

In this 30 minute presentation he will talk about his unique concept for teaching 

children to play instruments from a UK perspective. 

10:45am-12:00pm Amy Schendel: Appetite for Learning Studio Theatre 

Appetite for Learning: a prospective on developing the willingness, desire, 

work ethic, and acceptance for joyful learning 

Performance program to be selected from: 

Frühlings-Sonatine für Trompete und Piano Bernhard Krol (b. 1920) 

Andantino 

Larghetto 

Allegretto 

Sonatine in drei Sätzen für Trompete, op. 42a Hans Erich Apostel (1901-1972) 

Adagio sostenuto, più mosso 

Thema und 7 variationen über eine deutsche schnulze 

Olla podrida 

Abe Lincoln’s Song Book Douglas Hill (b. 1946) 

Todd Schendel, trombone arr. Patrick Schulz (b. 1975) 

12:00-5:30pm Exhibits Open Columbus Convention and Trade Center 

12:30-3:30pm Youth Competition Legacy Hall 

Age 14-17 Participants 

John Burton - Walker Valley High School, Private Instructor: Tina Erickson 

Patrick Nolan - Omaha Central High School, Private Instructor: Rebecca Stromquist 

Dean Oaks - University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Private Instructor: Judith Saxton 

Chris Pate - Youth Performing Arts School, Private Instructor: Stacy Simpson 

Robin Seitz - Sunset High School, Private Instructor: Fred Sautter 

Judges 

Marc Reese, Empire Brass, Lynn Univeristy 

Raquel Rodriguez, Northern Kentucky University 

Aaron Witek, Florida State University (DMA Student) 

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ITG 2012 Conference Schedule • Tuesday, May 22, 2012 • Youth Day 

1:30-2:15pm Kevin Whalen: Getting Started with Jazz Improv Studio Theatre 

“Getting Started with Jazz Improvisation for the Young Trumpet Player: Learning to Play Freely” 

“Jazz improvisation is often presented to beginning students through a complicated sequence of foreign vocabulary, 

rules, and guidelines. This educational workshop, tailored for beginning jazz trumpet players, will present 

straightforward and accessible methods for learning jazz improvisation that are easily approachable. Focusing on 

playing simple musical phrases within familiar harmonic contexts, any player can learn to play freely and become a 

successful improviser almost immediately!” 

2:20-3:05 pm Alex Noppe: Improvisation Games Studio Theatre 

3:30-4:30pm Timothy Leisure: Pedagogy and the Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

With the Ohio State University Trumpet Ensemble 

4:00-5:00pm Southeast Chamber Brass: Recital Legacy Hall 

Judith Saxton and Amanda Pepping, Trumpets 

Michael Hrivnak, Horn Michael Kris, Trombone Tom McCaslin, Tuba 

Brazen Overture (2000) Libby Larsen (b. 1959) 

A Fantasy about Purcell’s “Fantasia upon One Note” Elliot Carter (b. 1908) 

Divertimento Karel Husa (b. 1921) 

Overture 

Scherzo 

Song 

Slovak Dance 

Laudes Jan Bach (b. 1937) 

Reveille 

Three Little Pieces for Brass Quintet, Book Two Ludwig Mauer (1789-1878) 

La Sentinelle 

Maestoso 

Andante espressivo 

Eensy Weensy (itsy bitsy) Spider 

Trad./ arr. Brendan Collins 

Selected 2012 Student Brass Quintet compositions 

Mean to Me Roy Turk/ Fred Ahlert (1929) 

Summon the Heroes 

John Williams, 

arr. TSgt Bill Bjornes, Jr. 

5:30-6:30pm Woody Shaw III: Lecture Performance Legacy Hall 

Tomorrow’s Destiny: The Legacy of Trumpeter/Composer Woody Shaw (1944-1989) 

Woody Louis Armstrong Shaw III, Founder, The Woody Shaw Global Arts Foundation 

7:30-9:00pm Scotty Barnhart and his Trio: Lecture Performance Legacy Hall 

“The History of Jazz Trumpet: The First 120 Years” 

Based on the book The World of Jazz Trumpet—A Comprehensive History and Practical Philosophy by Scotty 

Barnhart. Published by Hal Leonard. 

Featuring: 

Scotty Barnhart- cornet and trumpet 

Bill Peterson-piano, Kevin Smith-bass, Leon Anderson-drums, 

Presentation will touch on every major style of jazz trumpet from Ragtime, The Blues, Early Jazz, Swing, Bebop, 

Modern Jazz, Avante-Garde, and beyond. 

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ITG 2012 Conference Schedule • Wednesday, May 23, 2012 

7:30-8:15am Warm Up Session: John Wacker Schwob 1714 

8:25am Trumpet Prelude: The University of South Alabama Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Dr. Peter Wood, director 

Carillon (2003) Robert J. Bradshaw (b. 1970) 

Ave Maria (2010) 

César Alejandro Carrillo (b. 1957) ed. Rob Roy McGregor 

Conquest (2012) [World Premier] Erik Morales (b. 1976) 

8:30-9:20am Andy Kozar: Lecture Recital: “Performing with Electronics” Studio Theatre 

Performing Excerpts from: 

Flutter - Tyler Harrison 

Blister - Quinn Collins 

Nameless Ones - Andy Kozar 

Still Life - Scott Worthington 

* All pieces written for Andy Kozar 

8:55am Trumpet Prelude: Loyola University New Orleans Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Nick Volz, director 

Fanfare for the Protean Age (2003) Stephen Suber (b. 1950) 

Three Statements (2001) Kevin Houben (b. 1977) 

I. Don’t Hold Back 

II. Be Relaxed 

III. Don’t Waste Your Time 

9:00-9:50am Adam Gordon: Baroque Trumpet Presentation Legacy Hall 

“Augmenting your trumpet experience with the Baroque trumpet” 

Joseph Golden, organ Michelle DeBruyn, soprano 

Trumpet Overture from The Indian Queen 

H. Purcell 

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9:30am-5:30pm Exhibits Open Columbus Convention and Trade Center 

9:25am Trumpet Prelude: The Ohio State University Trumpet Ensemble Heard Theatre 

Dr. Timothy Leasure, director 

Flourish for Six Trumpets (2012) Jack Normain Kimmel 

Fanfare Ighusu Vechi (2012) 

Gregory Pascuzzi 

Gilded Fanfare (2012) 

James Stephenson 

9:30-10:45am United States Naval Academy Brass Quintet: Recital Heard Theatre 

Christopher Buchanan and Davy DeArmond, Trumpets 

Nathanial Wilson, Horn Clint Woltering, Trombone Travis Siehndel, Tuba 

Entrance David Sampson (b. 1951) 

Quintet no. 1, Circus Clint Needham (b. 1981) 

1. Entry 

2. Clowns 

3. The Ringleader 

4. The Contortionist 

5. Finale 

Quintet Michael Kamen (1948-2003) 

Florentiner March Julius Fucik (1872-1916) 

arr. Jari Villanueva 

Street Song Michael Tilson Thomas (1944-) 

Escape Kevin McKee (b. 1980) 

9:30-10:20am Ivano Ascari: Recital: “New Music for Trumpet” Studio Theatre 

Suite for Trumpet Solo Constantine A. Lignos (b. 1948) 

Preludio 

La melodia ritrovata 

Concerto for Trumpet & file audio Giuseppe Calì (b. 1958) 

Lo squillabario for Trumpet Solo Giorgio Gaslini (b. 1929) 

Farfalle e cannoni 

L’étudiant et l’artiste 

Marcette e sermoni 

Lo sfascia fanfare 

Il balcone di Giulietta 

from “Book of friends” Beppe for Flugelhorn Solo Davide Zannoni (b. 1958) 

Spaces and Landscapes for Trumpet & audio file Fabrizio Festa (b. 1960) 

from “L’histore d’un jeune soldat” Peter Anthony Monk (b. 1946) 

Mullā Rahim Kalāy for Trumpet Solo 

For the Fallen for Trumpet & audio file Judith Shatin (b. 1949) 

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10:00-10:50am Victor Silverstone: Lecture Recital Legacy Hall 

Yien Wang, piano 

Etude 

A.Skrjabin trans. T.Dokshitser 

Sonata 

D.Schnyder 

Concertino 

A.Jolivet 

10:55am Trumpet Prelude: University of North Carolina Pembroke Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Dr. Timothy Altman, director 

Canzon from “Sacrae Symphoniae” (1597) Giovanni Gabrieli ed. Jay Arnold/Charles Linday, Jr. 

Canzon per Sonare #4 (1597) 

Giovanni Gabrieli arr. David Marlatt 

Canzon VI (1597) 

Giovanni Gabrieli arr. David Marlatt 

11:00am-12:30pm Jari Villanueva: Lecture Performance Studio Theatre 

Janie Lee Bullock, piano 

THE MILITARY BUGLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR 

Armies have used signaling instruments ever since there have been organized militaries. Trumpets and bugles 

have always been utilized to relay important information and as a function in everyday military life. The calls, 

sounded on predominantly brass horns, were crucial as they contained, with their musical notes, important 

commands to troops preparing for battle and were essential for maneuvering bodies of soldiers on the battlefield. 

Historical records tell of great battles heralded by trumpet blasts. As the American military came into existence, 

English and French bugle calls were borrowed for use by the United States Army. Jari Villanueva will 

demonstrate many of the calls and explain their usage during the Civil War. Villanueva, considered the foremost 

authority on "Taps", will discuss the origin of the famous call, performance practices and the myths associated 

with it. 

10:55am Trumpet Ensemble: Middle Tennessee State University Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Michael Arndt 

“Satchmo” from Rememberances (2006) Jamey Simmons 

Infinite Ascent (2008) 

Eric Morales 

11:00am-12:15pm New Works Recital I—Dr. Kurt Gorman, coordinator Legacy Hall 

Sketches for solo trumpet 

Jennifer Edmonson 

1.Promenade 

2.Song 

3.Waltz 

4.Elegy 

5.Gigue 

Kate Umble Campos, trumpet 

Sonata for Trumpet and Piano Wayne Lu (b. 1970) 

The Early Years 

Divergence 

A New Life 

Kurt Gorman, trumpet Yien Wang, piano 

Jocaan Trio Anthony Plog (b. 1948) 

Andante/Allegro vivace/Andante 

Moderato 

Adagio 

Allegro moderato 

Adagio, with freedom 

Freely/Allegro/Twice as slow/A tempo 

Joel Treybig, trumpet Carolyn Treybig, flute 

Polly Brecht, organ 

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(New Works recital continued) 

FLASH! for trumpet and electronics 

I. Overture 

II. Aria 

III. Interlude 

IV. Finale 

Richard Tirk, trumpet 

Brooke Joyce 

This Is 

42 Years Later 

Under the Rug 

It Was Too Late 

John Adler, trumpet 

James Miley 

Two Metric Studies 

I. No Beat 

II. Beat 

David Amlung, trumpet 

Nick Lang, drum set 

Gabriel Lubell 

10:55am Trumpet Prelude: University of Wisconsin-Platteville Trumpet Ensemble Heard Theatre 

Dr. David Cooper, director 

Go! (2012) 

Michael Forbes 

Fanfare for an Angel (2010) 


The Duxbury Fanfare (1997) Lauren Bernofsky 1997 arr. for trumpet ensemble 2012 

11:00am-12:00pm David Cooper: Lecture Recital Heard Theatre 

“Concertos by Bernofsky and Stephenson” 

Caryl Conger, piano 

Concerto for Trumpet (1997) 

Lauren Bernofsky 

Allegro 

Cantilena 

Allegro Leggiero 

Concerto for Trumpet (2003) 

Adagio 

Allegro con brio 

James M. Stephenson III 

11:30am-12:30pm Fred Sautter: Clinic/Master Class Schwob 1714 

“Fred’s greatest talent is problem solving. Most solutions are simple—discussions 

in Fred’s sessions are consistently lively.” 

1:10pm Trumpet Prelude: Troy University Trumpet Ensemble Heard Theatre 

Dr. Mike Huff, director 

Fanfare der Stadt Wien 

Richard Strauss (1864-1949) arr. M. Huff 

Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon Percy Grainger (1882-1961) arr. B. Ford 

A Hoffnung Fanfare 

Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006) arr. J. Olcott 

1:15-2:30pm Southeast Showcase I Heard Theatre 

“Trumpet and Dance” 

Etesian Traveler [World Premiere] Amy Dunker (b. 1964) 

I. Allegro 

II. Slowly 

III. Allegro 

Adam Hayes, trumpet; Kris Carlisle, piano; John David, percussion 

The Berry College Dance Troupe 

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(Southeast Showcase concert continued) 

Ballet No. 1 "The Girl in White" Robert J. Bradshaw (b. 1970) 

James Ackley, trumpet; Clifford Leaman, soprano saxophone; 

Scott Herring, percussion; Lynn Kompass and Joseph Rackers, piano 

The Columbus Ballet, Maria Hirsch, director 

Overture 

Scene III - The Final Evening 

Scene I - The First Evening 

I. Grand Entrance 

I. Fiesta! II. Seduction 

II. Grand Entrance 

III. The Girl in White 

III. Lost in Her Beauty 

IV. Forever Yours 

IV. The Spell, Broken 

Scene II - The Second Evening 

I. Empty Streets 

II. Gathering 

III. Hand in Hand 

IV. No One to Dance With 

1:25pm Trumpet Prelude: Dennis Schneider Alumni Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Grant Peters, director 

Legacy: Welcome to the Circle (2012) [world premiere] 

Kelly Rossum 

Presented in honor of ITG's 2012 Award of Merit recipient Dennis Schneider, Professor Emeritus at the 

University of Nebraska – Lincoln. This ensemble performs on behalf of all Denny's former students, in 

admiration and respect for him as a mentor, musician and beautiful cat. 

1:30-2:20pm Michael Tunnell: Recital Legacy Hall 

“New Music for the Modern Corno de Caccia” 

Nevolution (2010) Steve Rouse (b. 1953) 

Echo Migration 

Starquiet 

Morphic Resonance 

Paradigms (2012) [World Premiere] Anthony Plog (b. 1947) 

The Drover Trilogy (2011) [World Premiere] John LaBarbera (b. 1945) 

1. Round Up piano reduction by Rene Orth 

3. Big Sky 

August Evening with Corno da Caccia (2010) Marc Satterwhite (b. 1954) 

Skidrococo (2010) Stanley Friedman (b. 1951) 

The Modern Corno da Caccia 

I am pleased to introduce this exciting new instrument to you. The modern corno da caccia is a hybrid innovative instrument 

somewhere between a fugelhorn and a horn, and is played by trumpeters and horn players. I discovered the instrument in the 1980’s 

with recordings of Ludwig Güttler playing baroque repertoire. Since 1988, I had been asked to perform on flugelhorn high horn parts of 

Bach and Handel in the Louisville Bach Society. I love playing the flugelhorn, but in the extreme upper register, the flugel can be very 

scary in terms of accuracy, much like waking a tightrope. The modern corno da caccia is sometimes called a piccolo horn, and it 

allows players to explore the upper register of the horn timbre and to perform Bach and Handel as well as more obscure Baroque 

repertoire that is currently neglected by modern horn players. 

In the 1990’s, I discovered the incredible German Brass and the playing of Matthis Höfs. Höfs, in addition to performing 

trumpet magnificently, played the corno da caccia in the group, and I fell in love with sound. The maker of his instrument, the Thein 

Company of Bremen, Germany, has undertaken to develop and introduce a modernized version of the corno da caccia, which allows a 

player to perform all types of repertoire with a superior sound and accuracy. I am proud to perform today on a Thein corno. 

At this point in time, I have traveled far and wide playing this instrument, and have recorded 2 CD albums, a la Chasse, and 

Out of the Forest, both on the Centaur label. And now I am embarking on a commissioning project to show the instrument’s 

capabilities in modern repertoire. 

------ Michael Tunnell 

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2:00-3:30pm ITG Solo Competition, Adam Hayes, Chair Studio Theatre 

Finalists (in alphabetical order): 

William Cooper - Northwestern University 

Chai Lin - Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing 

Peter Stammer - University of Michigan 

The Final Round Judges: 

Peter Bond, Metropolitan Opera 

Dennis Edelbrock, George Mason University 

Marc Reese, Empire Brass 

The Preliminary Round Judges: 

Dr. John Cord, Texas A&M-Kingsville 

Dr. Michael Huff, Troy University 

Dr. Brad Ulrich, Western Carolina University 

2:30-3:20pm Frank Campos: Recital Legacy Hall 

“Art of the Single Line” (all selections will be announced from the stage) 

3:50pm Trumpet Prelude: Auburn University Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Dr. Mark DeGoti, director 

Congratulamini Mihi Giovanni Palestrina (1525-1594) 

Canon After Bach, BWV 1078 [world premiere] 

Jonathon Kirk (b.1975) 

4:00-4:50pm Keith Johnson: Master Class Studio Theatre 

“A Musical Approach to Better Trumpet Technique” 

3:55pm Trumpet Prelude: Oklahoma State University Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Ryan Gardner, director 

Suite for 6 Trumpets Anthony Plog (b. 1947) 

Maestoso 

Chorale 

Finale 

Dürrenhorn Passage Kevin McKee (b. 1980) 

4:00-4:50 Tamir Akta: Recital Legacy Hall 

with: Ina Rubin, piano Wendy Warner, cello 

Introduction and Tarantella 

Sarasate 

Legend 

Rondo de la Lutins 

Ma belle 

Gabriel 

Hope 

Childhood 

Lonliness 

First Step 

Winiavski 

Bazzini 

T. Akta 

T. Akta 

T. Akta 

T. Akta 

T. Akta 

T. Akta 

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5:00-5:50pm Raquel Rodriquez: Cornet Lecture Recital Studio Theatre 


“Cincinnati Virtuosity, The Music of Herman Bellstedt and Frank Simon” 

Willow Echoes (1920) Frank Simon (1889-1967) 

Princess Alice (1932) Herman Bellstedt (1858-1926) 

Miss Blue Bonnet (1932) 

Fantasia No. 1 (1942) 

The American Boy (1932) 

Frank Simon 

Herman Bellstedt 

Herman Bellstedt 

5:00-5:50pm Stiletto Brass Quintet: Recital Legacy Hall 

Amy Gilreath, trumpet, Cathy Leach, trumpet 

Kelly Langenberg, horn 

Jeannie Little, trombone 

Velvet Brown, tuba 

from Centone No. 10 Pieter Hellendael (172-1799) 

IV March. 

arr. Verne Reynolds 

Mini Overture Witold Lutoslawski (1913-1994) 

Mosaics Anthony Plog ( b 1947) 

Allegro-Adagio-Allegro 

Allegro vivace 

Adagio 

Allegro 

Concert Etude Alexander Goedicke (1877-1957) 

from Armenian Scenes Alexander Arutiunian (1920-2012) 

1. Morning Song 

Brazen Overture Libby Larsen (b. 1950) 

'Round Midnight 

Speak Softly 

Thelonius Monk/Cootie Williams 

(1917-1982)/(1911-1985) 

arr. Ingo Luis 

Robert Elkjer 

Sweet Georgia Brown Maceo Pinkard (1897-1962) 

arr. James Jenkins 

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7:25pm Trumpet Prelude: Columbus State University Heard Theatre 

Dr. Robert Murray, director 

Flight of the Bumble Bee (2012) Rimsky-Korsakov arr. David Marlett 

7:30-9:00pm Opening Concert featuring Michael Martin, Marvin Stamm, Heard Theatre 

Robert Murray and Lauren Murray 

United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence Concert Band 

National Anthem 

Pas Redoublé (1887) 

Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Frackenpohl 

Concertino “Harmonie Del Sur” (2012) [world premiere] 

Robert Murray, trumpet Lauren Murray, oboe 

Bugler’s Holiday (1954) 

Christopher Tucker 

Leroy Anderson 

Song and Dance (1984) 

Michael Martin, trumpet 

-Intermission- 

Philip Sparke, arr. Geoffrey Brand 

United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence Stage Band 

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (As performed by the Andrews Sisters) 

America The Beautiful (As performed by Ray Charles) 

United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence Concert Band 

The Twain Have Met (1999) 

Greg McLean 

Marvin Stamm and Robert Murray, trumpets Bill Mays, piano 

March of the Belgian Paratroopers (1946) 

Let Freedom Ring 

Pierre Leemans, arr. Charles A. Wiley 

Barry Manilow, arr. Arocho 

US Armed Forces Medley 

Semper Paratus (US Coast Guard) 

The U.S. Air Force (US Air Force) (Informally known as “Into the Wild Blue Yonder”) 

Anchors Aweigh (US Navy) 

Marines Hymn (US Marines) 

The Army Goes Rolling Along (US Army) 

The Stars and Stripes Forever (1896), John Philip Sousa 

Flute 

SFC Jennifer Staggs Gainsville, FL 

SSG Samantha Lee Mercersburg, PA 

Clarinet 

SFC Robert Moore Colonal Heights, VA 

SGT Molly Stoklosa Ely, MN 

SPC Joseph O'Kelly Farmington Hills, MI 

SPC Steven Schulster Long Beach, NY 

SPC Malyn Smith Springfield, MO 

Oboe 

SPC Michael Cohen Ft. Eustis TRADOC Band 

Saxophone 

SGT Edward Stoklosa III Chicago, IL 

SGT Daniel Kelley Chattanooga, TN 

SPC Christopher Barnes Columbia, SC 

Bassoon 

1SG Wesley P. Nikitiuk Zielona Gora, Poland 

SGT David P. Thompson Jefferson City, MO 

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SFC Ryan Staggs San Antonio, TX 

SFC William Baez Caguas, PR 

SSG Sam Hunte Queens, NY 

SSG George Eleazer Decatur, AL 

SPC Julia Brett West Hempstead, NY 

SPC Steven Leeper Portage, IN 

French Horn 

SFC Eric D. Lee Great Falls, MT 

SSG Miriam Cornett Aberdeen, SD 

SPC Robin Carlson Ft. Eustis TRADOC Band 

Trombone 

SPC Francisco Arocho San Juan, PR 

SPC George M. Kaiser Fort Wayne, IN 

SSG Derrick C. Reed Louisville, KY 

Tuba 

SGT Marcus Davis Virginia Beach, VA 

SGT Robert McCarty Scituate, MA 

Euphonium 

SPC Stuart Jackson Raleigh, NC 

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SGT Joee Nagem Atlanta, GA 

SPC Patrick O'Hara South Bend, IN 

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SFC John A. Verner Deerfield Beach, FL 

SPC Oleg A. Galanin Potsdam, GER 

SGT Gregory S. Finkbeiner Shannock, RI 

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SSG Phillip Allison Decatur, GA 

SGT James M. Brewer Cayce, SC 

SGT Ronald Edwards Philadelphia, PA 

SPC Michael A. Sera White Lake, MI 

Piano 

SPC Esther Na Seoul, South Korea 

SPC Gordon Garraway Jr. Buffalo, NY 

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9:30-11:00pm Late Night Jazz: TRPTS RiverCenter Festival Stage 

Mike Vax, leader 

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ITG 2012 Conference Schedule • Thursday, May 24, 2012 

7:30-8:15am Karen Hangsterfer: Yoga for Brass Players Heard Theatre 

8:25am Trumpet Prelude: Bowling Green State University Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Charles Saenz, director 

Gilded Fanfare* 


*premiered at Ohio Trumpet Guild Conference by BGSU Trumpet Ensemble, March 31, 2012 

El Regalo [world premiere] 

David Bixler 

8:30-9:15am Anatoly Selainin : Lecture—“The Russian Sound in the US” Studio Theatre 

9:00-10:30am David Monette: Lecture—“Thirty Years of Innovation” Legacy Hall 

9:20-10:10am Judith Saxon: Lecture Studio Theatre 

Judith Saxton: 2011 ITG Recording project. Notes from behind the bell: 

Practical pointers for a successful recording project. 


9:30-10:45am United States Army Brass Quintet: Recital Heard Theatre 

SFC Terry Bingham and SFC Christian Hinkle,Trumpets 

SFC Rick Lee, Horn MSG Matt Niess, Trombone 

SFC Jon Voth, Tuba 

Program To Be Selected From: 

Fugace (from Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano) 

Claude Bolling arr. Mike Tomaro 

Overture and Allegro (from Royal Fireworks Music) 

Second Prelude 

The Marriage of Figaro Overture 

A Fairy Tale of the Priest and the Knockhead his Servant 

Overture 

The Demons Marching 

Merry Go Round 

The Metropolitan Priest 

The Priest's Wife's Romance 

Galop 

Bluebells of Scotland 

O Magnum Mysterium 

The Chant 

Czardas 

Some Skunk Funk 

Rounds and Dances 

Carioca 

Galop 

G. F. Handel arr. Chuck Seipp 

George Gershwin arr. Cohen 

Mozart arr. Chuck Seipp 

D. Shostakovich arr. A Serebrennikov 

Trad/Arthur Pryor arr. David Werden 

Morten Lauridsen arr. William Schmid 

Mel Stitzel arr. Zack Smith 

Vittorio Monti arr. Karl Hinterbichler 

Randy Brecker arr. William Schmid 

Jan Bach 

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10:25am Trumpet Prelude: Temple University Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Eric Schweingruber, director 

Essay for Five Trumpets (2010) 

Wesley Nance 

10:30-11:20am K.O. Skinsnes: Seminar Studio Theatre 

“The Mouthpiece - Trumpet Annulus (Gap)” 

The correct gap is the key to the best sound, range, pitch, and endurance your equipment can give you. Adjusting it 

by as little as 1/32” can turn a bad trumpet into a great one and can make or break your performance. 

10:55am Trumpet Prelude: Georgia State Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Amanda Pepping, director 

Big, Bright & Beautiful Noise (2012) Nickitas Demos (b. 1962) 

Trumpet Concerto (1899) Oskar Boehme (1870-1938) 

mvt. 1. Allegro Moderato, featuring GSU alumnus Peter Bond of the Metropolitan Opera 

11:00am-12:15pm The Inventions Trio with Marvin Stamm: Recital Legacy Hall 

Selections to be announced from the stage 

11:00am-12:00pm Bryan Goff: Comeback Session Schwob 1714 

“Planning, Structuring, and Adapting—Things I’ve Learned” 

11:10am Trumpet Prelude: University of Louisville Trumpet Ensemble Heard Theatre 

Fanfare No. 2 from Book of Fanfares (2012) * Joseph Meibers (b. 1991) 

A Flying Leap! (1994) Steve Rouse (b. 1953) 

Main Chute (2012) for solo corno da caccia and 4 trumpets* Frederick Speck (b. 1955) 

Michael Tunnell, solo corno da caccia 

*World Premiere 

11:15am-12:15pm Andrea Giuffredi: Recital Heard Theatre 

“Tromba Cantabile”—Music from the Italian Cinema 

and International Pop Music 

11:30am-12:20pm Dennis Edelbrock: Lecture Studio Theatre 

“Hyperflexibility—Embouchure Control and Mantainence” 

1:25pm Trumpet Prelude: Indiana University Alumni Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Mark Dulin, director 

Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare Richard Strauss 1864-1949 

Feierlicher Einzug Richard Strauss 1864-1949 

Edmund Cord Professor of Trumpet Indiana University, Conductor 

1:30-3:10pm Dan Mendelow and Marc Reece: Trumpet and Organ Recital Legacy Hall 

Joseph Golden, Organ 

Marche 

Andre Fleury. 

Preludes 

Sonata for Trumpet and Organ. 

Concerto in Eb 

"At the going down of the Sun". 

“Larghetto” from Clarinet Quintet k. 581 

Impromptu. 

Heroic Music Selections 

Johann Sebastian Bach 

Barry McKimm 

Johann Baptist Georg Neruda 

Brenton Broadstock 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 

Hermann Schroeder 

Georg Philipp Telemann 

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1:30-2:20pm Michael Martin: Lecture—“National Brass Symposium” Schwob 1714 

2:00-3:00pm Louise Baranger: Lecture—“The Legacy of Fred Mills” Studio Theatre 

With Fred’s musical colleagues and students as special guests 

“Those attending should bring their horns. We will be playing Fred’s warm up and technical exercises.” 

2:30-3:45pm Mike Vax: Clinic—“Basics of Lead Trumpet Playing” Schwob 1714 

3:25pm Trumpet Prelude: Lee University Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Tina Erickson, director 

Scherzino 

J. Kimmell 

The Ascension 

P. Basler 

For the Beauty of the Earth 

C. Kocher arr. B. Walker 

3:30-4:20pm H.M. Lewis: Cornet Lecture Recital Studio Theatre 


I’ve Made My Plans for the Summer (1907) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) 

Flirtation Polka (1891) C. I. Barnhouse (1865-1927) 

Sweet Bye and Bye (1894) 

J. S. Cox 

The Devil’s Tongue 

Hugo Schmidt 

Miss Blue Bonnet (1932) Frank Simon (1890-1967) 

The Three Kings (1932) Walter M. Smith (1859-1937) 

Joe van Fleet, H. M. Lewis, and Wayne Collier, cornets 

from Modern Suite (1940) R. Barnard Fitzgerald (1911-2005) 

3:55pm Trumpet Prelude: Valdosta State University Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Kenneth Kirk, director 

Stereophonics for Sextet (2012) Anthony Chapman (b. 1985) 

Knights of Gallipoli (2012) Justin Powell (b. 1986) 

I. Uncertain Commute 

II. Skirmish of the Lionhearted 

III. Vapors of the Departed 

4:00-5:30pm Georgia Brass Band: Recital Legacy Hall 

Prelude for an Occasion 

Edward Gregson 

Horizons 

Temple in the Clouds 

Tango 

Gaelforce 

Thomas Hooten, soloist 

Paul Lovatt-Cooper 

David Marlatt 

Gavin Higgins 

Peter Graham 

Concertino Classico 

Con brio 

Larghetto 

Allegro rustico 

Michael Tiscione & Brandon Craswell, soloists 

Concertino, Opus 94 

Cossack Fire Dance 

Joseph Horovitz 

Dimitri Shostakovich arr. Mark Freeh 

Peter Graham 

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The Georgia Brass Band 

Joe Johnson, Music Director 

Eb Cornet Tenor Horn Euphonium 

Peter Bentz Joshua Crook Matthew Shipes 

Andrew Baillie 

Jason Casanova 

Tom Day 

Bb Cornet 

Paul Poovey Baritone Eb Tuba 

John Bryant Gary Garvin Thomas Peacock 

Alex Rodiek Louie Lugo Jerry McEver 

Adam Decker 

Jerry Pollard Trombone Bb Tuba 

Clark Hunt Hollie Lawing Robert Coulter 

Reid Lyons Jennifer Mitchell William Pritchard 

Bryan Kershner 

Travis Cottle 

Percussion 

Flugelhorn Bass Trombone Matthew McCullough 

William Southwood Garett Arrowood Caleb Herron 

Paige Barber 

4:30-5:20pm David Klein: Lecture Demonstration Studio Theatre 

“The Role of the Trumpet in Klezmer Music” 

5:30-7:30pm ITG Legacy Endowment Reception Patron’s Room-RiverCenter 

Former, present, and future donors welcome 

7:30-9:00pm Joe Gransden Big Band Heard Theatre 

Headlining Artists to include: 

Jeff Jarvis, Vaughn Nark, Claudio Roditi, Andrea Tofanelli, Mike Vax, Patrick Hession 

9:30-11:00pm ITG Jazz Competition, Ansyn Banks, Chair Legacy Hall 


Marquis Hill – DePaul University 

Josh Shpak – Berklee College of Music 

Anthony Stanco – Michigan State University 


Michael Hackett, UNC Charlotte 

Clay Jenkins, Eastman School of Music 

Claudio Roditi, International Jazz Artist 


Scott Belck, Cincinnatti Conservatory 

Lenny Foy, DePauw University 

John La Barbera, University of Louisville 

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ITG 2012 Conference Schedule • Friday, May 25, 2012 

7:30-8:15am Rich Willey: Warm up session Schwob 1714 

“Warm up a-la Reinhardt” 

8:25am Trumpet Prelude: Central Michigan University Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Dr. Neil Mueller, director 

Music for Seven Trumpets [World Premiere] 

Evan T. Boegehold 

I. Adagio 

II. Parody 

III.Fantasy 

IV. Fleeting 

Evan T. Boegehold, conductor 

8:30-10:00am David Spencer and Charles Schlueter: Lecture Demonstration Studio Theatre 

“Trumpet Pedagogy in Brazil; the dedication and influence of Charles Schlueter” 

With Nailson Simões, Paulo Ronqui, Heinz Schwebel, Maico Lopes, Aquiles Moraes 

Uma Fantasia Brasileira Jose Ursicino da Silva “Duda” (1935- ) 

Seventy Springs (2009) 

Gilson Santos 

8:55am Trumpet Prelude: University of Alabama Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Eric Yates, Director 

Fanfare 2012 (2012) 

Justin R. Langham 

Music from Strange Places (2007) Erik Morales 

Ledama Tajeu, soloist 

Dürrenhorn Passage (2009) 

Kevin McKee 

9:00-10:15am New Works Recital II—Dr. Kurt Gorman, coordinator Legacy Hall 

French Suite for Brass Trio 

Joseph Blaha 

Allemande 

Sarabande 

Courante 

Gigue 

Contrapunctus Brass Trio 

Amy Schendel, trumpet Bernhard Scully, horn Todd Schendel, trombone 

Caccia 

James Wintle 

Iskander Akhmadullin, David Spencer, trumpets 

Concertino 

Judith Saxton, trumpet 

Brendan Collins 

Bright Moonlight and Meditation 

Tao Ge, trumpet and Yien Wang, piano 

Chen Yi 

Roshi 

Kelly Rossum 

Kelley Rossum, trumpet Paul Vaillancourt, marimba 

Sonata for Trumpet and Piano: Mvt II 

Alan Seibert, trumpet 

Gordon Goodwin 

Hymn 

Michael Elzey, trumpet 

Michael Sitton 

Of Innocence and Experience 

Hendrik Pienaar Hofmeyr 

Spring 

A Cradle Song 

The Sick Rose 

Serafini Brillanti 

Randall Tinnin, trumpet Rhonda Nus Tinnin, soprano 

Erin K. Bennett, piano 

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9:25am Trumpet Prelude: University of Southern Mississippi Trumpet Ensemble Heard Theatre 

Dr. Jason Bergman, director 

Arrastão (2006) 

Edu Lobo/Vinícius de Moraes arr. Fernando Dissenha 

Cyclone (2008) 

Erik Morales 

9:30-11:00am Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Trumpet Section: Clinic Heard Theatre 


10:25am Trumpet Prelude: University of Wyoming Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Scott Meredith, director 

Kayee Fanfare (2000) Jack Stamp (b. 1954) 

The last Rose of Summer (2012) [world premiere] Traditional Irish Song arr. Robert Elkjer (b. 1957) 

Fantasia Brasileira (2003) 

Josè Ursicino da Silva “Duda” (b. 1953) ed. Luis Engelke 

10:30-11:00am Fred Sautter: Trumpet and Organ Lecture Recital Legacy Hall 

Joseph Golden, Organ 

DuoConcerto by Tomas Svoboda, Premier May 30, 1997 in Portland, Organ. 

Performers: Fred Sautter - Trumpet and Tomas Svoboda - Organ, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. 

As with any piece, this major work for trumpet and organ benefits greatly by understanding it. Fred will present: musical 

examples, its history, the story of the piece and an assortment of enhancing experiences culminating in a complete 

performance. The DuoConcerto was commissioned by friends of Richard Thornburg, long time trumpeter in Portland in 

memory of his life. Hi sudden death in March of 1994, and on his 50th Birthday created a sense of loss in the entire 

community because of his quiet but consistent presence as one of the finest people. 

"Audience participation with reactions, questions and anything which further exposes the subject is encouraged" 

11:00am-12:00pm Vaughn Nark: Clinic Studio Theatre 

11:00am-12:00pm Bill Pfund: Master Class for Comeback Players Schwob 1714 

11:15am-12:15pm Clarion: Recital Legacy Hall 

Keith Benjamin, Trumpet Melissa Steed, Organ 

Metamorphosis (1977) Vaclav Nelhybel (1919-1996) 

Clarion Calls (1995) Samuel Adler (b. 1928) 

Dialogue 

Soliloquy (In Memory of Yitzchak Rabin) 

Okna (1976) Petr Eben (1929-2007) 

Modré Okno (The Blue Window - Ruben) 

Zelené Okno (The Green Window - Issachar) 

Červené Okno (The Red Window - Zebulon) 

Zlaté Okno (The Gold Window - Levi) 

Eine Kleine Yiddishe Spaß (1998) Stephen David Beck (b. 1959) 

11:30am-12:30pm ITG Orchestral Excerpts Competition, Scott Meredith, Chair Studio Theatre 


William Cooper - Northwestern University 

George Goad - Curtis Institute of Music 

Chris Haas - Western Illinois 



Thomas Hooten, Principal Trumpet, Atlanta Symphony 

Ryan Anthony, Principal Trumpet, Dallas Symphony 

Paul Hostetter, Director of Orchestral Activities, Columbus State Univ. Justin Bartels, Principal Trumpet, Colorado Symphony 

Dan Mendelow, Principal Trumpet (ret), Sydney Symphony 

Chris Still, Second Trumpet, Los Angeles Philharmonic 

Fred Sautter, Principal Trumpet (ret), Oregon Symphony 

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12:55pm Trumpet Prelude: Florida State University Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Christopher Moore, director 

Labyrinth 

Joseph Turrin 

Commissioned by the 2011 Florida State University Trumpet Ensemble for the 2012 ITG Conference. 

1:00-1:50pm David Krauss: Lecture Recital Legacy Hall 


“Deconstructing Hindemtih, a Musical Exploration of his Sonata for Trumpet and Piano” 

1:25pm Trumpet Prelude: Trumpet Mates Gang Studio Theatre 

Jorge Almeida, director 

Concertpiece (1999) 

B. Broughtn 

Tico Tico (2003) 

Z. Abreu 

Jorge Almeida, soloist 

There’s a Great Day Coming (1994) L. Thompson 

Jorge Almeida, soloist 

1:30-2:20pm Andrea Tofanelli: Clinic Studio Theatre 

1:55pm Trumpet Prelude: Tri-State Trumpet Ensemble Heard Theatre 

Bryan Crisp, director 

Fanfare (2005) 

Bernie Walker 

Three Snapshots (2011) 

Nicole Piunno 

Fractured Fanfare (1993) 

Charles Decker 

2:00-3:30pm Bala Brass: Recital Heard Theatre 

James Ackley, trumpet, Seelan Manickam, trumpet 

Kristen Dirmeler, horn 

Martin Wittenberg, trombone 

Adam Porter, tuba 

Bells Ian McDougall (b. 1938) 

Suite for Brass Quintet Phil Snedecor (b. 1963) 

I. Fanfare 

II. Nursery Rhyme 

III. Day In The Park 

IV. Wild Ride 

Brass Quintet Daniel Schnyder (b. 1961) 

I. Ardito 

II. Lento 

III. Prestissimo 

IV. Ricercar 

V. Lento/Tempo Rubato 

Pause 

Revealed Robert Bradshaw (b. 1970) 

I. dingy dinghies 

II. vermont son 

III. patiently waiting 

IV. yard flowers 

V. kissimmee sky 

Cavatina Pacifica Ian McDougall (b. 1938) 

Vuelta del Fuego Kevin McKee (b. 1980) 

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2:10-3:10pm The Romm Trio-Recital Legacy Hall 

Ronald and Aaron Romm, Trumpets Avis Romm, Piano 

Program to be chosen from the following: 

Jubilation 

Avis and Ronald Romm 

Danse Rituelle Du Feu 

Times for Solo Trumpet 

Good Times 

Hard Times 

Time to Go 

Vocalise 

Hansel and Gretel Fantasie 

Flight of the Bumblebee 

En Forme de Habanera 

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV565 

Fantasy Impromptu 

Over the Rainbow 

De Falla/Arr Avis, Ronald and Aaron Romm 

Frank Campo 

Rachmaninoff/Arr Lee Norris 

Humperdinck/Arr Avis and Ronald Romm 

Korsakov/Arr Avis and Ronald Romm 

Ravel/Arr Avis and Ronald Romm 

Bach/Arr Aaron Romm 

Chopin/Arr Avis and RonaldRomm 

Arlen/Arr. Lee Norris 

Libertango 

Piazzolla/Arr Lee Norris 

Ronald Romm is a Yamaha Performing Artist/Clinician 

Avis Romm is a Steinway Piano Artist 

2:30-3:20pm Claudio Roditi: Clinic Studio Theatre 

3:25pm Trumpet Prelude: University of Tennessee Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. Cathy Leach, director 

Ars Postera (2011) [world premiere] 

Bobby L. Collins 

I. Vallum Aelium 

II. Via Lactea 

III. Dux Bellorum 

3:30-4:00pm Harmonie del Sur: Recital Legacy Hall 

Robert Murray, Trumpet Lauren Murray, Oboe 

with Paul Vaillancourt, Percussion 

Kinesis (the activity of a cell in response to stimulus) [world premiere] 

Kineses 1 Kineses 4 

Kineses 2 Kineses 5 

Kineses 3 

True Minds for Oboe, Trumpet, and Percussion [world premiere] 

“let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments” 

I. of true minds 

II. the marriage 

III. impediments 

IV. to the edge of doom 

John Steffa 

Allen Cohen 

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4:00-5:15 Southeast Showcase Concert II Legacy Hall 

Sonata for Trumpet and Piano (2010) 

Anthony Plog 

I. Moderato 

II. Lento with Freedom 

III. Moderato 

Richard Rulli, trumpet Caryl Conger, piano 

Jason Bergman, trumpet 

Parable for XIV for Solo Trumpet, op.127 (1973) 

Jason Bergman, trumpet 

Centennial Horizon for trumpet and piano (2011) 

I. Aspen Grove 

II. Roaring Gunnison 

Christopher Wilson, trumpet 


Vincent Persichetti 

Kevin McKee 

Afrika (2001) 

Peter Wood, trumpet 

Robert Holm, piano 

Raffaele Bellafronte 

“Diversions” for Trumpet and Piano (2012) 

Paul Basler 

Prologue 

Waltz 

Nocturne 

Presto 

Christopher Moore, trumpet 

Diversions was commissioned by and written for Christopher Moore, Professor of Trumpet at Florida 

3:55pm Trumpet Prelude: Alabama State University Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Dr. Carly Johnson, director 

Sound the Charge( 2012) 

Doug Bristol 

DeepRiver Traditional Spiritual, arr. Carly Johnson (2012) 

Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child Traditional Spiritual, arr. Carly Johnson (2011) 

Straight Life Freddie Hubbard, arr. Hardin Butcher (2012) 

4:00-5:30pm Benny Benack III: 2011 Carmine Caruso Competition Winner Recital Studio Theatre 

“Steel” - Benny Benack III 

“Mack the Knife” - Kurt Weill 

“Ceora” - Lee Morgan 

“Departure” - Benny Benack III 

“In a Mellow Tone” - Duke Ellington 

“Waterflow” - Benny Benack III 

“Joy Spring” - Clifford Brown 

“In a Sentimental Mood” - Duke Ellington 

“Bennyʼs Bossa” - Benny Benack III 

“Bye Bye Blackbird” - Ray Henderson 

“Centerpiece” - Harry Edison 

5:30-7:30pm Reception: Keith Johnson Alumni Patron’s Room—RiverCenter 

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7:30-9:00pm Orchestra Concert Heard Theatre 

Featuring: Eric Berlin, Andrea Giuffredi, Sergei Nakariakov, Victor Silverstone 

Trumpet Concerto No. 1 in D Major 

Adagio 

Allegro 

Grave 

Allegro 

Victor Silverstone, trumpet 

True Colors 

1. Echoing 

2. Magic Act 

Eric Berlin, trumpet 

Concerto in D 

Allegro 

Andante 

Allegro grazioso 

John Holt, trumpet 

Rossini “Trumpet Virtuoso” 

Sleepy Lagoon 

Granada 

G.P Telemann 

George Tsontakis 

Giuseppe Tartini ed. John Holt 

G. Rossini trans. F. Codeluppi 

Eric Coates arr. Paich 

A. Lara trans. F. Codeluppi 

Andrea Giuffredi, trumpet 

ITG Festival Orchestra 

George Del Gobbo, Conductor 

Violin Viola Flute French Horn 

Boris Abramov Elizabeth Hostetter Jeana Melilli Adam Pandolfi 

Barbara Careaga Zoran Jakovcic Jessica Shearer Anna Dodd 

David Edwards Sherrod Mitchell James Baker 

Diego Gabete Sarah Park Oboe 

Howard Goldstein Susan Tomkiewicz Trumpet 

Thomas Mohr Cello Eric Thomas Nate Locke 

Celeste Myall Mary Del Gobbo Clayton Chastain 

Thomas Pearson Daniel Holloway Clarinet 

Patrick Ryan Wendy Warner Lisa Oberlander Trombone 

Sylvia Wehr Manuel Ramos Bradley Palmer 

Lorna Wood Bass Matthew Wood 

Jaqueline Pickett Bassoon 

Ronald Wirt 

Tuba 

Dumitriu Bogdan Eric Bubacz 

Percussion 

Paul Vaillancourt 

9:30-11:30pm Jazz Headliners: Clay Jenkins and Dominick Farinacci RiverCenter Festival Stage 

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ITG 2012 Conference Schedule • Saturday, May 26, 2012 

7:30-8:15am Warm Up Session: Kurt Gorman Schwob 1714 

8:30-10:00am Research Room 2012 – Chair: Kelly A. Parkes, Ph.D. Virginia Tech. Schwob 1714 

The primary aim of this session is to provide a blind peer-reviewed forum for current higher education / tertiary professors/ researchers 

to present experimental, action, qualitative, historical, or quantitative research about trumpet performance, study, or pedagogy. 

Research topics include those that test and illustrate best practice in regards to performing, studying, or teaching the trumpet. Presenters 

will benefit from sharing their work with other researchers in the room, informally, and professionally have access to future 

collaboration nationally, and internationally. The Chair wishes to take this opportunity to thank the reviewers for their service to the 

ITG and to encourage interested and qualified ITG members to become involved with the Research Room. 

Reviewers for 2012: Dr. Michael Hengst, Metropolitan State College of Denver; Dr. Jonathan Kruger, SUNY Geneseo; Dr. Barry 

Long, Bucknell University; Dr. James Moore, West Virginia Wesleyan College; Dr. Tracy Parish, University of Illinois at Urbana- 

Champaign 

Presentations: 

Dr. Dale Misenhelter: University of Arkansas 

Choices in the Undergraduate Brass Methods Course in Music Education: A Critical Look at Content and Materials 

Among the most common university teaching responsibilities are (brass) pedagogical courses in the music education curriculum for 

undergraduates. Faculty charged with teaching these classes may or may not have public school experience, and a wide variety of 

perspectives are to be expected. Indeed, many different approaches typically result. One variable in these situations is a course text, 

as the content and progression of a collegiate brass methods class is sometimes dependent on a particular source written to address a 

variety of needs and accommodate numerous instruments. Conversely, method books used in the public school classrooms in which 

graduating undergraduates will teach can approach objectives quite differently. While the two environments may not share all goals 

and objectives, some relationship and reasonable amount of experience in the pedagogical materials for the young player would seem 

to be a common expectation. This session will present a brief overview and comparison of a variety of method books written for use in 

public schools, focusing on broader musical content and research-based approaches. Brief content analysis will be presented, with a 

particular emphasis on approaches to melodic material (sound-to-symbol, for example), song selections and the historical relevance and 

inclusion of folk and original source materials, as well as the use of solfege, differentiated rhythmic counting systems, 

accompaniments, and improvisation. Select specific method book examples will be critically viewed and considered. Extant research 

on specific method book(s) utilization by public school teachers will also be presented. 

Dr. Ronnie Ingle: University of North Dakota 

Francois Dauverne’s Collection de VI Solos pour la Trompette Chromatique: A Modern Performance Edition 

François Georges Auguste Dauverné (1799-1874) was a considerably influential nineteenth century pedagogue and trumpeter. In 1833 

he was appointed as the first trumpet instructor at the Paris Conservatory, where he remained for over thirty-five years. His students 

included Jean-Baptiste Arban and Louis Saint-Jacome, both of whom became well-known in their own right for their contributions to 

the development of the trumpet and the standardization of modern trumpet technique. As a performer, Dauverné held several posts, 

including a prestigious position as first trumpeter with the Paris Opera Orchestra, for which he held for over thirty years. In 1827, he 

performed a concert in Paris on an F trumpet with a newly-developed valve system, becoming the first individual to use valved trumpet 

in a public setting (referred to as trompette modern or trompette chromatique). 

It is for this instrument that Dauverné composed his Collection de VI Solos pour la Trompette Chromatique for solo trumpet and 

chamber orchestra, which I have compiled in a modern edition for trumpet with piano reduction. This edition has been accepted for 

production by Carl Fischer Music, and will be released in March of this year with accompanying recording, foreword, preface, and 

biography. This edition takes on special importance for modern trumpeters for the following reasons: 

• Dauverne’s position as the first trumpet instructor at the Paris Conservatory (teaching Arban and St. Jacome), and his importance 

in the promotion of modern trumpet technique. 

• Dauverne’s method book, Methode pour la Trompette, has been recently translated and includes the most comprehensive history 

of the trumpet to that time (1857). 

• A thorough biography of Dauverne has not been written, but it is my understanding that one is currently being done, which will 

cause much interest in his music. 

• There is very little music known by this very important pedagogue, composer, and performer, and no solo music has been 

uncovered until this project. 

Adding Dauverne’s solos to the body of available trumpet literature has been a very important and worthwhile endeavor, and I am 

interested in presenting this music, for the first time in public, at this year’s ITG conference. I will discuss the aspects of these works 

which define the idiom of chromatic trumpet music, and how these solos influenced other solo and chamber works for trumpet in 

subsequent years. I propose to show the music, together with representatives from Carl Fischer Music, and also briefly discuss the 

process of compiling and editing. I will address such questions as: 1) Why make the edition, 2) Why is a piano reduction important 

(from original chamber ensemble), 3) What was the process of making the reduction, 4) How did I locate the music, and 5) What was 

the process of publishing (acquiring a publisher, formatting, etc.). I believe this music will prove to be one of the most significant finds 

for solo trumpet in recent years, due to the stature of the composer and quality of the music, and the presentation (together with 

accompanying handouts and materials) will provide participants with an exciting view of a trumpet legend, his previously unknown 

music, and the process of making the music into an edition that can be shared throughout the world. 

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Clayton Miranda: University of North Dakota 

Uncovering New Solo Trumpet Music from Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Although academic research with regard to Brazilian music is becoming more intensive and productive each year, little is still known 

about trumpet music produced in Minas Gerais and the composers residing there, and almost nothing has been written concerning 

technical suggestions on the performance of these works. As a direct result of this deficiency, this presentation aims to reveal new 

trumpet works written by composers from Minas Gerais, Brazil since the mid-19 th century, and to discuss the technical interpretation of 

these works. The presentation will explain my research, which is being conducted in three main steps: 

• A survey of materials by Minas Gerais composers of trumpet music 

• A technical/analytical interpretation of two selected works 

• A performance of the music being studied 

Of the 17 works that I have uncovered to date, I will be presenting two specific works as representatives of the body of literature that is 

being studied: Concerto No. 1 para Trompete e Banda Sinfonica, by Edmundo Villani Cortes (b. 1930), and Concerto para Trompete e 

Orquestra, by Jose Felipe de Carvalho Torres (1912-2004). These works require advanced technical abilities and musical concepts, and 

combines these requirements with Brazilian styles not normally part of the body of literature available to modern trumpeters. Specific 

and unique music devices contained in these pieces include Brazilian popular musical concepts in rhythm and style, unusual intervallic 

content, and distinctive sound concepts. Specific examples of this will be provided in the lecture. 

The purpose of my presentation is: 1) to introduce works written for solo trumpet by Minas Gerais composers, 2) to further introduce 

two specific compositions representative of quality Brazilian solo trumpet music, and 3) to provide a performer’s guide for these 

works. In so doing, it is my hope that awareness will be raised about the existence and quality of this wonderful music. The 

International Trumpet Guild Conference is an important venue to present a new discovery such as this, and is especially significant this 

year because of the concert featuring Brazilian trumpet professors. It is my wish that this presentation coincide nicely with this event, 

and serve to collectively represent the wonderful music and musicians from Brazil at the same venue. 

Zeynep Cilingir: College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati 

Oral Anatomy of a Trumpet Player: Prediction of Physical Talent 

In this study, the relationship of the oral anatomy to performance skills of trumpet players is examined. Seventy-one subjects were 

recruited from trumpet students at 12 universities in the Midwestern United States. After being given a questionnaire, participants 

played a series of exercises demonstrating selected performance skills on their instrument while being audio and video recorded. The 

questionnaire was designed to ascertain musical and medical background of the participants, and includes questions pertaining to 

practice routine, equipment used, placement of the mouthpiece, technical strengths and weaknesses, as well as history of allergies and 

dental procedures. Performance skills were assessed via an audio and video recorded skills test that includes exercises demonstrating 

tone production, flexibility, articulation, range, intonation, and endurance. MatLAB software was used to analyze the audio recordings 

on characteristics such as frequency, harmonic content, and amplitude. During the second phase of data collection, oral anatomy 

characteristics (dental structure, volume of airways, and facial figure−see figures for sample images) of participants were examined 

using 3D cone-beam tomograms (three dimensional x-rays) and 3D photographs, taken by orthodontics specialists at a collaborating 

School of Dentistry. Images obtained have provided craniofacial measures such as length, width, inclination, and crowding of the teeth; 

volume of the oral and nasal cavity, sinuses, and pharynx; thickness and width of the lips; and distances across the face. Data collection 

has recently been completed and this presentation will provide some initial results. Results focusing on relationships among the oral 

anatomy measures, questionnaire items, and the performance skills test are planned. 

Dr. Donald Robertson and Dr. Kevin Eisensmith: Indiana University of Pennsylvania 

Effects of Expertise on Intra-oral Air Pressure during Trumpet Playing 

Playing trumpet is a physically demanding activity that involves generation of exceptionally high levels of intra-thoracic pressure. 

High intra-thoracic pressure is associated with cardiovascular changes such as increased heart rate. Previous research has shown 

distinct differences in cardiac responses of trumpet players as a function of expertise. The purpose of this study was to explore the 

possibility that those differences might be accounted for by differences in intra-thoracic pressure (as indexed by intra-oral air pressure) 

between the two groups. Four professional and six college student trumpet players played a standard series of exercises, the same eight 

segments in two keys. The exercises ranged from a sequence of sustained tones to major scales and arpeggios, slurred and articulated. 

Data collected were intra-oral air pressure, mouthpiece air pressure, and loudness. Intra-oral pressure was measured from a small 

capillary tube placed in the corner of the mouth. Air pressure within the mouthpiece was measured by a tube connected to a specially 

designed mouthpiece. Each tube was connected to a pressure transducer. Loudness was measured by a sound level meter placed 

approximately 6 feet from the trumpeter. All three measures were collected using a Vernier Labpro with Logger Pro software. All data 

were recorded at a rate of 10 samples per second. Total playing time was about 24 minutes; each of the 16 exercises took exactly 1 

minute and there were 30 second breaks between exercises. Precise timing was maintained by use of a metronome. The resulting data 

was summarized at the individual level by computing baseline pressure values and obtaining difference scores between baseline and 

segments when the participant was playing. Medians and interquartile ranges were used to control for the non-normality of the 

distributions. An additional measure of intra-oral pressure was derived by regressing intra-oral pressure on loudness and computing the 

residuals. Analysis of intra-oral air pressure and pressure corrected for loudness showed: (a) intra-oral air pressure increases with 

pitch; (b) higher pressures are associated with articulated as contrasted with slurred exercises; (c) the effect of articulation is more 

pronounced at higher pitches. Professionals maintained lower intra-oral air pressure than students for slurred exercises especially for 

higher pitches. These results suggest that professionals are more efficient in use of air which in turn may contribute to the lower 

cardiovascular reactivity found in previous research. 

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8:55am Trumpet Prelude: University of Missouri Trumpet Ensemble Studio Theatre 

Dr. Iskander Akhmadullin, director 

Fanfare for 9 Trumpets Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov (1859-1935) 

Verano Porteño (Tango) (1965) Ástor Pantaleón Piazzolla (1921-1992) 

arr. James Ackley & Alexandra M. Signor 

Iskander Akhmadullin, trumpet Brad Snow, conductor 

Welcome to the Black Parade (2006) My Chemical Romance arr. Alexandra M. Signor 

9:00-9:50am Thomas Hooten: Presentation Studio Theatre 


10:00-10:50am John Holt: Clinic Studio Theatre 

"Keys to efficient trumpet playing for you and your students" 

10:30am ITG Members Meeting Schwob 1714 

10:55am Trumpet Prelude: University of Alabama at Birmingham Trumpet Ensemble Legacy Hall 

Dr. James Zingara and Dr. Steven Roberts, directors 

Red Mountain Fanfare (world premiere) 

William Price 

Middle Movement (world premiere) 

Bryan Page 

Penny Lane 

Paul McCartney arr. Steven Roberts 

11:00am-12:30pm Olde Town Brass Band Concert-- Civil War Brass Band Legacy Hall 

Werner Smock, Eb Cornet Bob Baccus, Eb Alto Terry Cornett, Snare Drum 

Dale Proctor, Bb Cornet Rory Hamaker, Bb Tenor Steve Androlake, Bass Drum 

Bill Deiss, Eb Tuba 

Attila Quick Step 

1 st Brigade Band Books, Broadhead, Wisconsin 

Listen To The Mockingbird 

3 rd New Hampshire “Port Royal” Band Books 

Quick Step #47 (“Largo al factotum”) 

25 th Massachusetts Regiment Band Books 

Star of the County Down 

Original Piano Transcription 

Fireman’s Quickstep 


Battle Cry of Freedom & Kingdom Coming 


Tiger Quickstep 

Stratton Military Band Journal 

Chorus from Ernani 

Squire’s Cornet Band Olio 

Dixie & The Bonnie Blue Flag 

26 th North Carolina Regiment Band Books 

William Tell Overture (Finale) 

Original Piano Transcription 

Verdi / Grafulla 

Milburn / Ingalls 

Rossini 

Irish Traditional / Johnston 

anon 

Root & Work 

Antoni 

G. Verdi 

Emmett & Macarthy 

Rossini

Please visit 

The Brass Herald booth 

at the 2012 ITG Conference 

to receive your 

discounted copy


2:00-4:00pm Festival of Trumpets, Dr. Eric Swisher Coordinator Legacy Hall 

Slancio! (2012) Barry Ford (b. 1964) 

Jason Bergman, Logan Place, David McChesney, 

Steven Asheim, Anne Berthold, Randolph Love 

Marc Reed, Conductor 

Spem in alium nunquam habui Thomas Tallis (c. 1505-1585) 

Fred Sautter, Brian Evans, John Manning, Stephen Jones, Greg McLean, 

Jason Crafton, Frank Campos, Michael Klima, Jim Ketch, Howard Brahmstedt, 

Ward Yager, James Wood, Ryan Gardner, Peter Wood, Scott Meredith, 

Jennifer Dearden, Judith Saxton, William Pfund, Cara Pollard, Eric Berlin, 

Kevin Eisensmith, Jeff Piper, Neil Mueller, John Cord, Nicholas Althouse 

Trombone: Bradley Palmer, Matthew Wood, Cory Mixdorf, Doug Bristol, Mark G. McConnell, Trey English, Eric Hale, 

Mark Spradley Tuba: Eric Bubacz, Charles Cash, Bernard Flythe, Jimmy Hendricks, Michael King, Ryan KirkConnell, 

Nick Psihountas, Robbie Weaver 

Jamie Nix, Conductor 

Short Stop Shorty Rogers (1924-1994) 

arr. Curt Wilson 

Tim Weir, Ronnie Ingle, Nick Volz, Ken Trimmins 

From La Peri (1911) Paul Dukas (1865-1935) 

Fanfare 

arr. Marie Speziale 

Alan Siebert, Eric Berlin, Kevin Eisensmith, 

Richard Tirk, Mike Huff, Carolyn Sanders, John Cord 

Peter Wood, Conductor 

Compressionism (2012) Mike D’Ambrosio (b. 1974) 

Stephen Jones, James Olcott, Scott Hagarty, 

Catherine Sheridan, Howard Brahmstedt, John Irish 

Mike D'Ambrosio, Conductor 

Canzon septimi toni a 8 Giovanni Gabrieli (c. 1555-1612) 

arr. David Brown 

Eric Willis, Gayle Eaker, Barbara Chickosky, Debra Skripkunis 

Dave Brown, Conductor 

Suite pour trois trompettes en ut (1957) Henri Tomasi (1901-1971) 

Ryan Gardner, William Pfund, Scott Meredith 

Two Celebratory Fanfares (1995) David Dzubay (b. 1964) 

Eric Berlin, Adam Hayes, John Manning, 

Peter Wood, Carolyn Sanders, John Cord 

Alan Siebert, Conductor 

Con Lenezza (1994) Jack Normain Kimmell (b. 1926) 

Jeff Piper, Judith Saxton, Neil Mueller, Brian Walker 

James Olcott, Conductor 

Rainy Day (1949) James Van Heusen (1913-1990) 

arr. James Olcott 

Jason Crafton, Cara Pollard, Dean Haist, Biodun Adebiyi, 

Ron Ingle, Mark Schwartz, Nick Volz, Stan Engle 

Tim Weir, Conductor 

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Uzuki (2012) Paul Terracini (b. 1957) 

Scott Meredith, Ryan Gardner, Jason Bergman, William Pfund, 

Logan Place, Marc Reed, Frank Campos, Jennifer Dearden 

Brian Evans, Conductor 

From Suite bergamasque (1905) Claude Debussy (1862-1918) 

Clair de lune 

arr. David Marlatt 

Mike Huff, Richard Tirk, Lisa Blackmore, 

James Zingara, Adam Hayes, Harold Crane 

Kevin Eisensmith, Conductor 

Florisshen (2011) Amy Dunker (b. 1964) 

Neil Mueller, Tina Erickson, John Wacker, 

Betty Scott, Brian Walker, Jeff Piper 

Judith Saxton, Conductor 

Crisis (2008) Freddie Hubbard (1938-2008) 

arr. Chris Kase 

Mark Schwartz, Phillip Johnson, Greg McLean, Dean Haist 

A Hoffnung Fanfare (1991) Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006) 

Massed Ensemble 

Robert Murray, Conductor 

4:30-6:30pm ITG Awards Banquet Columbus Convention and Trade Center-Ballroom C 

7:30pm Closing Concert Heard Theatre 

“Chano Y Dizzy” 

Made possible through the generous support of Gold Sponsors 

Dan T. and Rhonda P. Cathy 

Terence Blanchard with Poncho Sanchez and his Latin Cubano Big Band 

9:30-11:30pm Jazz Jam Session RiverCenter Festival Stage 

Ansyn Banks and David Champouillon, leaders 

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