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BEAVERTON SENIOR WINDS
Conducted by Larry Erickson
CONCERT #2
Beaverton City Library Auditorium
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
7:00 PM
BEAVERTON SENIOR WINDS
CONDUCTOR
Larry Erickson
ENSEMBLE LEADERS
Don Barnes & Tom Pfingsten
GENERAL MANAGER
Gary Reed
ENSEMBLE MANAGERS
Maxine Hoffman & Tom Pfingsten
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT
Daragh Finn
Participants, June to August 2010
+Don Barnes, bass clarinet, tenor saxophone
Art Eastwood, trombone
+Larry Erickson, clarinet, soprano & alto saxophone
+Daragh Finn, alto saxophone
+Ralpn Guariglia, clarinet
Doug Hamilton, trombone
+Eric Hoffman, percussion
+Maxine Hoffman, clarinet
+John Holte, trombone
+ = Concert #i performer
+Rich Manning, trombone
Bill Miller, trombone
+Milton Monnier, clarinet
Bob Passarge, trombone
+Tom Pfingsten, trombone
+Gary Reed, clarinet, alto & baritone saxophone
+Ted Sittser, trombone
+Pete Steinmetz, trombone
Sheldon Weiss, clarinet & alto saxophone
Performances June to August 2010
lsie Stuhr Center. Dogwood Room - Tune 2. 2010
Erickson-Reed Saxophone Duet Allegretto (Jean Aubert/Hymie Voxman); Moderate (Goedicke/Hyrnie Voxman);
clarinets abattnta China Journal, mvt, 2 (Michael Kibbe); Global Tour (Mike Curtis)
Concert #1 Beaverton City Library Auditorium - Tune o. 2010
Erickson-Reed Saxophone Duet Allegretto (Jean Aubert/Hymie Voxman); Moderate (Goedicke/Hymie Voxman);
Trombones Now Is trie Month of Maying (Thomas Morley); Trio (Abschliedsgesang) (Ludwig van Beethoven/Glenn
Smith); Scarborough Fair (arr. Bill Reichenbach); Clarinet Choir Spanish Renaissance Suite (Mike Curtis); Clarinets &
Trombones Blendon (Andrew Law); Federal Street (James Hewitt); Chester (William Billings); Ricercar del duodecimo
tuona (Andrea Gabrieli); Saxophone Quartet Saxophobia (Rudy Wiedoeft/ John Mills); La Cumparsita Tango (Gerardo
Matos Rodriguez/David Marlatt); clarinets a battnta On a Pastoral Theme (George Frederick McKay); China Journal,
mvt. 2 (Michael Kibbe); Global Tour (Mike Curtis)
Recital #7 Elsie Stuhr Center. Willow Room - Tulv 7. 2010
clarinets a battnta Preludium & Fugue (Girolamo Frescobaldi/Darrell O'Day); Bach Goes to Town (Alec Tempieton);
Summertime, frortiPargy &Bess (George Gershwin/Art Marshall)
Recital if 8 Elsie Stuhr Center. Manzanita Room Stage - August A.. 2010
Trombones March of a Marionette (Charles Gounod/G.W. Lotzenhiser); Meditation (Carol Busch); Trombumba (G.W.
Lotzenhiser)
COMING EVENTS
Concert #3 — Harvest Bazaar 2010 Saturday Breakfast Music Entertainment
Elsie Stuhr Center, Fir Room, 5550 SW Hall Boulevard, Beaverton, Oregon
Saturday, September n, 20x0, 9:00 to 11:00 AM
Concert #4 — By Schubert!
Beaverton City Library Auditorium, Wednesday, November 17, 2010, 7 PM
Free concert
BEAVERTON SENIOR WINDS
LARRY ERICKSON, CONDUCTOR
CONCERT #2
Beaverton City Library Auditorium
12375 SW Fifth Street, Beaverton, Oregon
Wednesday, September 8, 2010, 7:00 PM
clarinets abattuta Larry Erickson, Maxine Hoffman & Milton Monnier, clarinet; Don Barnes, bass clarinet
IO The Man I Love, from Lady, Be Good! (1924, cut in tryout)
George Gershwin (1898-1937)
lyrics by Ira Gershwin (1896-1983); arranged by Art Marshall; Ardito
Trombones Doug Hamilton, John Holte, Rich Manning, Tom Pfingsten & Pete Steinmetz, trombone
9 I Got Rhythm, from Girl Crazy (1930)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Eddie Sauter (1952); New World Music
Swanee, from the Capitol Revue - "Demi-Tassie" (1919)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Irving Caesar (1895-^1985); arranged by Eddie Sauter (1952); New World Music
Jazz Ensemble Larry Erickson & Daragh Finn, alto saxophone; Gary Reed, baritone saxophone; Doug
Hamilton, John Holte, Rich Manning, Tom Pfingsten & Pete Steinmetz, trombone
8 'S Wonderful, from Funny Face (1927)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Eddie Sauter (1952); New World Music
Don Barnes Combo Don Barnes, tenor saxophone; Ralph Guariglia, Maxine Hoffman, Milton Monnier &
Gary Reed, clarinet
7 Someone to Watch Over Me, from Oh, Kay! (1926)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Eddie Sauter (1952); New World Music
But Not for Me, from Girl Crazy (1930)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Eddie Sauter (1952); New World Music
clarinets a battuta
6 Somebody Loves Me, from George White's Scandals of1924 (1924)
George Gershwin
lyrics by B.G. DeSylva (1895-1950) & Ballard McDonald; arranged by Art Marshall; Ardito
5 Adagio, from the Concerto in F for piano & orchestra (1925)
arranged by Mike Curtis
George Gershwin
Jazz Ensemble
4 Fascinating Rhythm, from Lady, Be Good! (1924)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Eddie Sauter (1952); New World Music
They Can't Take That Away from Me, from Shall We Dance (1937)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Ben Kendall; Gershwin Publishing
clarinets a battuta
3 Rialto Ripples (1917)
George Gershwin & Will Donaldson
arranged by Bill Holcombe; Musicians Publications Gazebo Series
clarinets a battuta
Oh, Lady Be Good! from Lady, Be Good! (1924)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Art Marshall; Ardito
Saxophone Quartet Larry Erickson, soprano & alto saxophones; Daragh Finn, alto saxophone; Don Barnes,
tenor saxophone; Gary Reed, baritone saxophone
2 Liza, from Show Girl (1929)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Gus Kahn (1886-1941); arranged by Bill Holcombe; Studio, London
Strike Up the Band, from Strike Up the Band (1927, show closed in tryout)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin; arranged by Bill Holcombe; Studio, London
I Love You Porgy, from Porgy and Bess (1935)
George Gershwin
lyrics by Ira Gershwin & DuBose Heyward (1885-1940); arranged by Tom Cheek
clarinets a battuta
I Summertime, from Porgy and Bess (1935)
George Gershwin
lyrics by DuBose Heyward; arranged by Art Marshall; Tierolff-Aluziekcentrale
This concert is part of a Wednesday evening drop-in music enrichment class at the
Elsie Stuhr Center in Beaverton. Class meets from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. Participation is limited
to players 55 and over and selected volunteer assistants with no tuition charge. Members pay
some personal expenses for instruments and sheet music. Use of the auditorium for our
series of free class concerts is courtesy of the Beaverton City Library.
On January 6, 2010, the Beaverton Senior Winds started in the Dogwood Room at
the Elsie Stuhr Center under the direction of Larry Erickson with Don Barnes, Larry
Erickson, Maxine Hoffman, Milton Monnier and Gary Reed in recital, and Tom Pfingsten
and Eric Hoffman as audience. Trombones leaders since the start on January 13, 2010, were
Lambert Morris, and in Lambert's absence due to surgery, Ted Sittser and Tom Pfingsten.
Concert #i performers on June 9, 2010, at the Beaverton City Library Auditorium were Don
Barnes, Larry Erickson, Daragh Finn, Ralph Guariglia, Eric Hoffman, Maxine Hoffman,
John Holte, Rich Manning, Milton Monnier, Tom Pfingsten, Gary Reed, Ted Sittser and
Pete Steinmetz.
Information about the Beaverton Senior Winds is available at our website,
www.beavertonseniorwinds.org. For more specific questions, General Manager Gary Reed
can be contacted by email at [email protected].
BEAVERTON SENIOR WINDS SUPPORTERS
Eric Hoffman & Bill Reed [Eric & Bill's concert photographs can be seen at
www.beavertonseniorwinds.org]
Bill Miller (sheet music)
Music Village (complimentary music folders)
Daragh Finn (volunteer assistant)
Notes
10
THE MAN I LOVE, written for Adele Astaire in Lady, Be Good!, was cut before the Broadway
premiere. It was to be sung by Morton Downey, Vivian Hart and Roger Pryor in the weak 1927 version of
Strike Up the Band that failed to open. It was also cut from Marilyn Miller's part in Rosalie. Due to advocacy
by Lady Mountbatten, the song became popular in Europe after she gave a free copy to a British dance band.
9
I GOT RHYTHM, from Girl Crazy, was first sung by Ethel Merman. Some published versions
correct the grammar to I've Got Rhythm. In 1919, SWANEE was Gershwin's first hit song. Al Jolson, the
most popular star on Broadway, made it his own and featured the song on his tour across the United States.
8
'S WONDERFUL was sung in Funny Face by Adele Astaire and Allen Kearns.
7
Gertrude Lawrence sang SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME accompanied by the Mort Carson
Orchestra in Ob Kay! She continued singing the song in the lead role in the later London production. BUT
NOT FOR ME from Girl Crazy was performed by Ginger Rogers and Willie Howard. After dancing in films
with Fred Astaire and getting an Academy Award for Best Actress, Rogers retired to her southern Oregon
home in Jackson County and a winter house in Palm Springs, where she passed away. To this date, Medford's
Ginger Rogers Theater hosts Oregon Shakespearean Festival summer events.
6
SOMEBODY LOVES ME from George White Scandals 0/1924, was sung by Winnie Lightner.
5
The CONCERTO IN F premiered at the Globe Theater in New York on December 3, 1925, with
George Gershwin on piano onstage with an orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch. This version of the
second movement for clarinet quartet was arranged by Mike Curtis, clarinetist with the Eugene Symphony
and former director of the jazz ensemble at Oregon State University.
4
FASCINATING RHYTHM was a number in Lady, Be Good! that Cliff Edwards (Ukelele Ike) sang
with orchestra. The dance to the song closed with a difficult hop step suggested by George Gershwin that
Fred Astaire made nightly to earn a standing ovation with his sister, Adele. THEY CANTT TAKE THAT
AWAY FROM ME, from the 1937 ^^ Shall We Dance, was sung in the movie by Fred Astaire to Ginger
Rogers on a ferry boat from New Jersey to Manhattan.
3
RIALTO RIPPLES was composed by two teen-age writers at Remick Music, George Gershwin and
Will Donaldson. The rag was popular among New York piano players but the song wasn't a hit. The writers
of the planned Black-Eyed Susan were so impressed by OH, LADY BE GOOD! that they renamed their
script Lady Be Good! and gave control of their next seven Broadway musicals to to the Gershwin brothers. In
the show, the song was sung by Walter Catlett and cast. In films, this was a favorite sung by Fred Astaire,
who starred in the original New York stage production with his sister, Adele.
2
On the opening night of Show Girl, nineteen-year old Ruby Keeler Jolson was to sing LIZA in a
musical produced by Flo Ziegfeld walking down an unstable staircase. Al Jolson, who was supposed to be in
California making a film, stood up in the audience and sang to his young wife's surprise. Despite the tabloid
publicity, the show was not a hit. Ruby Keeler moved to Los Angeles to star in films including seven with
her partner Dick Powell including 42nd Street and Golddiggers of 1933, singing hits like "42na Street" and
"Shuffle Off to Buffalo." STRIKE UP THE BAND was written in 1927 to be sung by Max Hoffman, jr., in
Strike Up the Band. But the first version of the show failed to open due to lyrics by Ira Gershwin that were
felt to be too controversial. A more patriotic 1930 edition with the song performed by Jerry Goff, Jim
Townsend and the Red Nichols Orchestra with Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, Glenn Miller, Jimmy Dorsey
and Jack Teagarden was a success. I LOVE YOU PORGY is from the Gershwin opera, Porgy and Bess. The
saxophone quartet tonight will give the first public performance of this arrangement. Tom Cheek lives in
Portland.
1
SUMMERTIME is also from Porgy and Bess. With lyrics by DuBose Heyward, it was sung onstage
by Abbie Mitchell to open the original version of Porgy and Bess.
Gershwin films
1928
1928
1931
1932
1937
1937
1938
1941
1943
1945
1947
1951
1957
1959
1964
1965
OH, KAY!, silent
TIP-TOES , silent
DELICIOUS
GIRL CRAZY
SHALL WE DANCE
A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS
THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES
LADY, BE GOOD
GIRL CRAZY
RHAPSODY IN BLUE
THE SHOCKING MISS PILGRIM
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS
FUNNY FACE
PORGY AND BESS
KISS ME, STUPID
WHEN THE BOYS MEET THE GIRLS
Colleen Moore, Lawrence Gray, Ford Sterling, Alan Hale
Dorothy Gish, Will Rogers, Nelson Keys
Janet Gaynor
Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey
Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore
Fred Astaire, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Joan Fontaine
Kenny Baker
Eleanor Powell, Ann Sothern, Robert Young, Red Skelton
Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, June Allyson
Robert Alda, Joan Leslie, Mark Stevens
Betty Grable, Dick Haymes
Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, Oscar Levant, Nina Foch
Fred Astaire, Audrey Hepburn, Kay Thompson, Michael Auclair
Sidney Poitier, Dorothy Dandridge, Sammy Davis jr., Pearl Bailey
Harve Presnell, Connie Francis
GEORGE GERSHWIN NEW YORK STAGE RUNS
THEATER
Henry Miller
Century Grove
Globe
Shubert
Liberty
Globe
Nora Bayes
Winter Garden
Globe
Astor
Apollo
Sam H. Harris
Liberty
Gaiety
Liberty
44th Street
Belmont
Imperial
Alvin
New Amsterdam
Alvin
Ziegfeld
Times Square
Alvin
Music Box
Majestic
Imperial
Alvin
Ziegfeld
St. James
Shubert
OPEN/RUN
May 26, 1919,104
Dec. 27,1919, no
June 6,1920,134
June 2,1921,44
July n, 1921,97
Aug. 28,1922,88
Dec. 4,1922,40
Jan. 24,1923,126
June 18,1923,168
Jan. 24,1924,120
June 30,1924,192
Sept. 3,1924,93
Dec. i, 1924,330
Apr. 13,1925,100
Dec. 28,1925,194
Dec. 30,1925,219
July 26,1926, 224
Nov. 8,1926, 256
Nov. 22,1927, 250
Jan. 10,1928,327
Nov. 8,1928, 68
July 2,1929, in
Jan. 14,1930,191
Oct. 14,1930,272
Dec. 26,1931, 441
Jan. 20,1933, 46
Oct. 21,1933,90
Oct. 10,1935,124
Mar. 10, 1953,3°5
May i, 1983,767
Feb. 19,1992
PRODUCTION other composers (number of songs for others' shows)
leading cast
LA, LA LUCILLE
"
Janet Velie, John E. Hazzard
MORRIS GESTS MIDNIGHT WHIRL Bessie McCoy Davis, Bernard Granville
GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS, 2d edition
Ann Pennington, Lou Holtz
SNAPSHOTS OF 1921
Nora Bayes, Lew Fields
GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS, 3d edition
Ann Pennington, Lester Allen
GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS, 4th edition
W.C. Fields, Winnie Lightner
OUR NELL composed with William Daly
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie Barry, Emma Haig
THE DANCING GIRL
Trini, Marie Dressier, Jack Pearl
GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS, 5th edition
Winnie Lightner, Lester Allen
SWEET LITTLE DEVIL
Constance Binney, Irving Beebe
GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS, 6th edition
Winnie Lightner, Lester Allen
BE YOURSELF
Queeme Smith, Jack Donahue
LADY, BE GOOD!
Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire, Walter Catlett, Cliff Edwards
TELL ME MORE
Alexander Gray, Phylis Cleveland, Lou Holtz
TIP-TOES
Queenie Smith, Allen Kearns, Jeanette MacDonald, Robert Halliday
SONG OF THE FLAME-opera
Tessa Kosta, Guy Robinson
AMERICANA, ist edition
Lew Brice, Roy Atwell
OH, KAY!
Gertrude Lawrence, Oscar Shaw, Victor Moore
FUNNY FACE Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire, Wm. Kent, Victor Moore, Allen Kearns
ROSALIE
Marilyn Miller, Jack Donahue, Frank Morgan
TREASURE GIRL
Gertrude Lawrence, Clifton Webb, Walter Catlett
SHOW GIRL
Ruby Keeler Jolson, Lew Clayton, Jimmy Durante, Eddie Foy, jr.
STRIKE UP THE BAND
Bobby Clark, Paul McCullough
GIRL CRAZY
Ginger Rogers, Willie Howard, Ethel Merman, Allen Kearns
OF THEE I SING
"
William Gaxton, Victor Moore
PARDON MY ENGLISH
Jack Pearl, Lyda Roberti, George Givot
LET 'EM EAT CAKE
William Gaxton, Lois Moran, Victor Moore
PORGY AND BESS-opera Todd Duncan, Anne Wiggins Brown, John W. Bubbles
PORGY AND BESS-opera
LeVern Hutcherson, Leontyne Price, Cab Galloway
MY ONE AND ONLY
Twiggy, Tommy Tune, Roscoe Lee Browne
CRAZY FOR YOU
Harry Groener, Judi Benson, Manhattan Rhythm Kings
shows for other composers with Geo
Winter Garden
Globe
Broadhurst
Shubert
Lyric
Capitol
New Amsterdam
Knickerbocker
Winter Garden
George M. Cohan
Lyric
Lyceum
Winter Garden
Lyceum
Fulton
George M. Cohan
Winter Garden
June 22,11)16,140
June 6,1918, 68
Oct. 24,1918,164
Feb. 6,1919,140
May 12,1919, 48
Oct. 24,1919, i
Apr. 5,1920,150
Aug. 30,1920,55
Sept. 29,1920,105
Nov. 7,1921,206
Feb. 29,1922,103
Feb. 29,1922,120
July 6,1922,73
Aug. 28,1923,175
Sept. 23,1923 47
Feb. n, 1930, 7
Dec. 25, 1936, 237
PASSING SHOWTJF 1916 Sigmund Romberg
HITCHY-KOO OF 1918 (i)
LADIES FIRST (2 )
Nora Bayes
GOOD MORNING JUDGE! L. Monckton& H. Talbot Mollie King, Charles King
THE LADY IN RED Robert Winterberg
Adele Rowland
CAPITOL REVUE - "DEMI-TASSIE" (i)
Paul Frawley, Muriel DeForrest
THE ED WYNN CARNIVAL Ed Wynn
Ed Wynn
THE SWEETHEART SHOP Hugo Felix
Helen Ford
BROADWAY BREVITIES OF 1920 Archie Gottlieb Geo. LeMaire, Eddie Cantor
THE PERFECT FOOL Ed Wynn
Ed Wynn, Janet Velie
FOR GOODNESS SAKE Arthur Jackson (6) Helen Ford, Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire
THE FRENCH DOLL (i)
Irene Bordoni (Mrs. Ray Goetz)
SPICE OF 1922 everyone
Georgie Price
LITTLE MISS BLUEBEARD (i)
Irene Bordoni (Mrs. Ray Goetz)
NIFTIES OF 1923 Sam Bernard (2)
William Collier
NINE-FIFTEEN REVUE (i)
Ruth Etting
THE SHOW IS ON Vernon Duke (i)
Beatrice Lillie, Bert Lahr
shows closed in tryout
1918 Baltimore, Maryland
1919 Syracuse, New York
1920 Atlantic City, Newjersey
1922 Atlantic City, Newjersey
1926 Long Branch, Newjersey
1951 Wilmington, Delaware
DERE MABLE Rosamond Hodges
Louis Bennison
HALF PAST EIGHT
Joe Good, Sybil Vane
PICADILLY TO BROADWAY
Johnny Dooley, Anna Wheaton, Clifton Webb
A DANGEROUS MAID
Vivienne Segal, Amelia Bingham
STRIKE UP THE BAND
Jimmy Savo, Morton Downey, Edna May Oliver
LET ME HEAR THE MELODY
Melvyn Douglas, Anthony Quinn
Gershwin lists compiled from: Gershwin by Ruth Leon. London, Haus, 2004. Collins; Musicals by Michael Patrick Kennedy
&John Muir. Glasgow: HarperCollins, 1997. Broadway Musicals; Show by Show, 4th edition by Stanley Green. Milwaukee:
Hal Leonard, 1994. Update by Kay Greea Show Tunes; 1905-1991, by Steven Suskin. New York: Limelight Editions, 1992.
Encyclopedia of Musical Film, by Stanley Green. New York: Oxford University Press, 1981. The World of Musical Comedy,
by Stanley Green. 3rd ed. South Brunswick & New York: A.S. Barnes, 1968.