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Piccolo Cailin Fogerty Flute Kristi Nappi Oboe Adam Dart Matthew Stover Bb clarinet Elizabeth Brodt Melissa Zirkel Julie Montes De Oca Jennifer Leedom Mary Ann Swiatek Bb bass clarinet Eric Weiss Bb Soprano saxophone Matthew Truscott Eb alto saxophone Ian Murphy James Werner Alexander DiPasquale Veronica Mantilla The Performers Moravian College Wind Ensemble Bb tenor saxophone Nicole Baldelli David Yerger Patrick Titus Eb bari saxophone Ian Vogler Daniel Aquilino French horn Nancy Mecstroth Johanna Reisteter Trumpet Anne Hoffman Michael Battipaglia Timothy Jackson Peter Harper Christopher Klump Trombone Caitlin Worrich Kevin Miller Kristal Dering Joe Mattera Euphonium Alicia Roeder Samuel Morneweck Tuba Sarah Seifert Stephanie Christ String/electric bass Kevin Weaver Percussion (alphabetically) Adam Benefield Jason Bocutti David Fahim Jacob Krug Zachary Martin Synth guitar Dr. Martha Schrempel Participation in the Moravian College Wind Ensemble is by audition and is open to music majors and majors of all other disciplines, as well as members of the College and greater community. Repertoire selection represents a variety of original compositions and arrangements of wind and percussion literature spanning 300 years of music literature and performance styles. Over the course of four years, members may expect substantial experience with the recognized standards in wind band literature, contemporary band literature, and, often times, esoteric pieces from “left field.” Over the past twenty years, the Wind Ensemble has toured locally, the Caribbean, England and Scotland, and Germany. The Instrumental Concerto Competition for Orchestra and Wind Ensemble was first held in spring of 2007 for performances in 2007-‐08. The past Wind Ensemble concerto competition winners were Kyle Hummel ‘08, alto saxophone, in 2008; Helen Smith ‘09, clarinet, in 2009; Cynthia Dretel ‘10, marimba, in 2010; and Caitlin Worrich ’12, trombone, in 2011. Caitlin Worrich, trombone, is currently a senior pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree in music education. A native of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, she graduated from Liberty High School in 2008 where she was member of the Grenadier Band, Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, and Fanfare Team. At Moravian, she has been a member of the Greyhound Marching Band (for which she serves as trombone section leader), Wind Ensemble, Moravian College Community Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, Trombone Ensemble, BIG Band, and Choir. She is currently serving her second term as president of the Gamma Pi chapter of the international music honors fraternity, Delta Omicron. In August of 2010, Caitlin travelled to Ottawa, Ontario with current and alumni members of the Liberty High School fanfare team to perform with the Canadian Ceremonial Guard. She also participated in a production of Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat in December of 2010 with members of the Moravian music department, and, as a winner of the 2010 Instrumental Concerto Competition at Moravian, performed Arthur Pryor's Thoughts of Love with the Moravian College Wind Ensemble in February of 2011. She was a substitute pit orchestra musician for the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival's production of South Pacific this past summer as well. Caitlin has studied trombone with Jon Conrad and Ralph Brodt, piano with Dave Roth and Dr. Martha Schrempel, and guitar with John Arnold. Upon graduating, Caitlin hopes to teach music and pursue performance opportunities. 4
Mr. James E. Barnes is Director of Instrumental Music at Moravian College. For fifteen years Barnes was a member of the George Seuffert Band, a Sousa-‐styled concert band based in Queens, NYC, with roots dating back to 1898. For eighteen years Barnes was the cimbalom soloist for major orchestras and chamber ensembles in the eastern United States and Canada. Recordings of his cimbalom performances may be found on iTunes. He previously taught at (then) Keene State College (NH), Mercy College/Westchester Conservatory (NY), The New School of Music (Philadelphia), and Temple University. He earned music degrees from SUNY Albany and The Juilliard School, a degree in educational technology from Lehigh University, and studied classical and jazz music at UMASS in Amherst and L’Institutes des Hautes Études Musicale (Switzerland). Mr. Barnes adjudicates bands and orchestras throughout the United Sates. This is his twenty-‐second year at Moravian College. UPCOMING MUSIC @ MORAVIAN Moravian College Composers Concert Dr. Larry Lipkis, director Saturday, April 14, 2012 ~ 7:30 PM Peter Hall ~ Hurd Campus $5 general admission / free with Moravian ID Delta Omicron Spring Musicale Sunday, April 15, 2012 ~ 3:00 PM Peter Hall ~ Hurd Campus $5 general admission Moravian College-‐Community Orchestra Featuring, Leon Bates, piano ~ Donald Spieth, conductor Rachmaninoff’s Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18 Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet Overture-‐Fantasy Arnold’s Four Scottish Dances, Op. 59 Sunday, April 15, 2012 ~ 7:00 PM Foy Concert Hall ~ Hurd Campus $10 general admission / $5 seniors & students / free with Moravian ID Improv Ensemble, aka: “The Awkward Orchestra” Dan DeChellis, director Wednesday, April 18, 2012 ~ 9:00 PM Peter Hall ~ Hurd Campus $5 general admission / free with Moravian ID Moravian College BIG Band: Treasures from he Vault Dr. Neil Wetzel, director Friday, April 20, 2012 ~ 7:30 PM Foy Concert Hall ~ Hurd Campus $10 general admission / $5 seniors & students / free with Moravian ID Moravian College Choir: Elijah Dr. Paula Zerkle, director Saturday, April 21, 2012 ~ 7:30 PM Foy Concert Hall ~ Hurd Campus $10 general admission / $5 seniors & students / free with Moravian ID ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ For information & tickets: 610-‐861-‐1650 or music@moravian.edu ~ Be sure to visit www.moravian.edu/music for updates on our department concerts. The Department of Music is a member of the National Association of Schools of Music. Audience members requesting accessibility accommodations should contact an usher. Moravian College encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Department of Music at music@moravian.edu, or call 610-861-1650 at least one week prior to the event. 5
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