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ABA/JBA SAN LUIS OBISPO
AMERICAN
BANDMASTERS
ASSOCIATION
JOINED BY THE
JAPANESE BAND
DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION
82ND ABA CONVENTION
MARCH 2–5, 2016
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF.
Dale C. Harris Fund – 2015/2016 San Luis Obispo, California
We would like to thank the following members who contributed so generously to the
2015/2016 Harris Fund solicitation.
GRAND BENEFACTOR - $2000 +
Ruth and Don McGinnis
UNDERWRITER - $750 +
Bryce Taylor
SUSTAINER - $500 +
John and Judy O’Reilly
Harland Parker – Johns Hopkins/Peabody Conservatory
Paul Popiel – The University of Kansas
Pyware Music Technology
Timothy Rhea – The Texas A&M Foundation
Gary Smith
Denton and Jennifer Stokes
Ray Toler
Johnnie and Nancy Vinson
PATRON - $250 +
Gary P. and Dena A. Gilroy
Brenda and Michael Nakasone
Col. (Ret) Thomas H. Palmatier
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons
Rebecca Phillips
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Rotondi, Jr.
Andrew Sealy
SUPPORTER - $100 +
Dan Bolin
Stephen and Stephanie Gage
Bill and Pamela Johnson
Barry Kopetz
Charles Martin (omitted contribution 2014)
Sammy Nestico
Grant and Vera Okamura
Acton Ostling
Kenneth and Suzanne Ozzello
Don Peterson
Steve Pratt
H. Robert Reynolds
Scott Rush
Mohamad Schuman
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William H. Silvester
James Strouse
Larry Sutherland
John A. Thomson
Paula Thornton
Frank Ticheli and Shagarika Majumder
Frank B. Wickes
Don and Kaye Jean Wilcox
Milo and Ruth Winter
Al and Gladys Wright
John and Catherine Zdechlik
CONTRIBUTOR - $10 +
John Bell
Carl Bjerregaard
Harris Brinson
Marcellus Brown
Jay Bocook
Chris Chapman
Richard Clary
Amanda Drinkwater
Dennis Fisher
Mark Fonder
Richard Good
Edward Harris
Norville Howell
Alan LaFave
Larry Lang
Matthew McInturf
Charles Menghini
Robert and Nancy Musser
Charles Nail
Frederick Nyline
Stan Schoonover
Robert W. Smith
Scott Weiss
Chris Wilhjelm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & CREDITS
A special thank you is given to the following ABA members, friends of the ABA, and
organizations who have helped make the 82nd Annual Convention in San Luis Obispo possible.
These contributions were made after the program deadline of January 15, 2016.
$100 +
Richard and Judy Bergman
Stephen Bolstad
Bruce Broughton
Marcellus and Carol Brown
John and Jo Casagrande
Michael Burch-Pesses
James and Karen Christensen
Gary and Dena Gilroy
Larry and Karen Gookin
Lowell and Kathleen Graham
Gary and Melinda Hall
Diane Koutsulis and Todd Petersen
Tom and Tracy Leslie
Donald and Diane Peterson
Mack and Earline McGrannahan III
Richard Mayne
Duane and Joan Mikow
Loras John Schissel
Stanley Schoonover
Lawrence and Lola Sutherland
Western International Band Clinic, Inc.
World Projects Corp.
$200 +
Carl and Patricia Bianchi
Dennis and Carol Zeisler
$500 +
Joe Simpkins – Dixie Classic Festivals
$1500 +
Dillon Music
Anthems
O Canada
O Canada! Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide, O Canada,
We stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land, glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee;
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
Kimigayo
君が代
Japanese National Anthem
Anthem Lyrics
Kimiga yo wa Chiyoni
Yachiyoni Sazaréishi no,
Iwao to narité,
Koké no musumadé.
Star Spangled Banner
Oh, say can you see by the dawn’s early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming.
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight,
O’er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming.
And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
Oh, say does that Star-Spangled Banner yet wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
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Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Masanori Aoyagi
Director, Department of Culture
Dear ABA/JBA Members:
Congratulations to the 6th ABA/JBA Joint Convention in San Luis Obispo,
California organized by the American Bandmasters Association and the Japanese Band
Directors Association.
I understand that The American Bandmasters Association and the Japanese Band
Directors Association together aim to create, encourage, and promote better music and
performance activities for the purpose of exchanging mutual values between our
associations including the bridging of the generation gap after more than 20 years since
the last joint convention.
I hope that both non-profit organizations will continue to benefit the wind bands
in both countries.
As the Director of Department of Culture, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology, I would like to express my sincere respect for the efforts by all
concerned who have rendered services for the event, and I pray for the success of the
convention and more development of the cultural exchange between the United States of
America and Japan.
Sincerely yours,
Masanori Aoyagi
Director, Department of Culture
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
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WELCOME FROM TERRY AUSTIN, PRESIDENT
Dear ABA and JBA friends:
On behalf of Bill and Pamela Johnson and Tracia and me, welcome (back) to beautiful San Luis Obispo.
Those of you who were here in 2007 remember what a wonderful convention we had then, and this one should be
an even greater gathering of friends, old and new. Tracia and I have been looking forward to this since it was
announced that we would once again return to the central coast of California. I have very special memories from
our last trip here, for it was at the final meeting of 2007 that I was first elected to the Board of Directors—a path
that has led to this convention as president of this organization that we all love so much. I like the symmetry of
that.
What a difference a year makes! This time last year I had just been diagnosed with cancer. Today I am
cancer free, and I feel better than I have in a very long time. I can’t begin to thank you for your kindness during
last year’s tribulations. The number of cards, letters, Facebook messages, emails, gifts, phone calls, and prayers
was overwhelming. It is humbling to know that so many people of whom you think so highly are keeping you in
their thoughts and prayers.
Bill and Pamela Johnson have worked very hard to make sure that you have a fantastic convention. As
many of you know, Tracia and I and our close friends Dennis and Carol Zeisler hosted two conventions;
therefore, we know how much planning and work go into making an event like this happen. It is a LOT of work!
We appreciate their efforts on behalf of the ABA, but even more, we are bound together in a friendship that I
treasure. Please take time to thank both when you see them. I also want to recognize The California State
Polytechnic University-San Luis Obispo band program, its Director of Bands Andrew McMahan, and especially
the award-winning Iota Pi chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi for the tremendous amount of help they have given.
It is an honor to have our Japanese friends join us for the sixth time. JBA Honorary Life President, Toshio
Akiyama, and JBA International Relations Chair, Toru Miura, have worked tirelessly to make possible this joint
convention. Richard Mayne, ABA International Relations Chair, also helped with their efforts. Likewise, Ray
Cramer gave patient guidance, advice, and much support. It has been a massive undertaking for everyone
involved.
I also want to thank the numerous people and companies who have donated money to either the Harris
Fund or to the convention directly. These conventions have become very expensive, and it is the generosity of
members that enables us to enjoy coffee breaks, receptions, and other amenities without having to increase fees.
Please accept my sincere gratitude to all who generously gave to make this convention even more memorable.
None of us would be here without the support of our friends and mentors. Every year at the banquet I find
the men who sponsored me for membership into this, the greatest of all band organizations. And so, to the people
who have done so much for me—John Bourgeois, Ed Lisk, Jeff Bianchi and my dear, dear friend and mentor, Ray
Cramer, I say thank you for believing in me. I wish that Fred Ebbs could have been here, for he meant so much to
me as a young music student and band director. I think he would have been proud. I am honored beyond words to
serve as president of the American Bandmasters Association.
Our best wishes for a convention filled with friendship and great memories.
Terry Austin, President
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WELCOME FROM OUR HOSTS
BILL AND PAMELA JOHNSON
Dear Fellow Members of ABA and Members of JBA,
It is with much pleasure and excitement that Pamela and I welcome you to “The
Happiest City in America,” San Luis Obispo, California, population approximately
45,000 people. The city is located almost exactly between Los Angeles and San
Francisco, at the heart of the beautiful Central Coast. The 82nd convention - California
Dreamin’ - is the second time ABA has met in San Luis Obispo, the first time being 2007
for the 73rd convention.
The rolling hills, the volcanic peaks, the nearby Pacific Ocean, a university of
20,000 students, the historical Old Mission Church, the quaint downtown, our famous
wineries and the community’s world-class concert hall all go together to make this an
ideal escape, a location full of people who will welcome you with open arms and a
university band fraternity that will do whatever it takes to make your visit both
comfortable and inspirational.
All of us are thrilled that a delegation from the Japanese Band Directors
Association and two outstanding wind bands from Japan have joined ABA for a
combined ABA/JBA convention. We say welcome (
) to our friends from Asia. We
are honored that you have chosen this convention to continue the long-standing tradition
of ABA/JBA joint conventions.
We extend a very special welcome to those of you who are attending an ABA
convention for the first time. We are confident that you will quickly become a member
of our musical family. We know that you will soon develop life-long friendships as we
all enjoy our receptions, our meals together, our meetings, our excursions, and our
concerts as we strive to “enhance the concert band and its music within our cultural
heritage.”
Warm regards,
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Dale C. Harris Fund – 2015/2016 San Luis Obispo, California
We would like to thank the following members who contributed so generously to the
2015/2016 Harris Fund solicitation.
GRAND BENEFACTOR - $2000 +
Ruth and Don McGinnis
UNDERWRITER - $750 +
Bryce Taylor
SUSTAINER - $500 +
John and Judy O’Reilly
Harland Parker – Johns Hopkins/Peabody Conservatory
Paul Popiel – The University of Kansas
Pyware Music Technology
Timothy Rhea – The Texas A&M Foundation
Gary Smith
Ray Toler
PATRON - $250 +
Gary P. and Dena A. Gilroy
Brenda and Michael Nakasone
Col. (Ret) Thomas H. Palmatier
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons
Rebecca Phillips
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Rotondi, Jr.
Andrew Sealy
SUPPORTER - $100 +
Dan Bolin
Barry Kopetz
Charles Martin (omitted contribution 2014)
Sammy Nestico
Grant and Vera Okamura
Acton Ostling
Kenneth and Suzanne Ozzello
Don Peterson
Steve Pratt
H. Robert Reynolds
Scott Rush
Mohamad Schuman
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William H. Silvester
James Strouse
Larry Sutherland
John A. Thomson
Paula Thornton
Frank Ticheli and Shagarika Majumder
Frank B. Wickes
Don and Kaye Jean Wilcox
Milo and Ruth Winter
Al and Gladys Wright
John and Catherine Zdechlik
CONTRIBUTOR - $10 +
John Bell
Carl Bjerregaard
Harris Brinson
Marcellus Brown
Jay Bocook
Chris Chapman
Richard Clary
Amanda Drinkwater
Dennis Fisher
Mark Fonder
Richard Good
Edward Harris
Norville Howell
Alan LaFave
Larry Lang
Matthew McInturf
Charles Menghini
Robert and Nancy Musser
Charles Nail
Frederick Nyline
Stan Schoonover
Robert W. Smith
Scott Weiss
Chris Wilhjelm
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THE AMERICAN BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION – A BRIEF HISTORY
Edwin Franko Goldman’s concept that later developed into The American Bandmasters Association originated in
the 1920s as a result of his experiences and observations in the world of professional music making. Goldman’s
importance was significant in that his ultimate fame came as head of the Goldman Band. The ABA’s formal organization
took place at a meeting in New York City on July 5, 1929. Those in attendance named John Philip Sousa the
organization’s first Honorary Life President. Incorporation followed in New York State on March 13, 1930. On that same
date, the First Annual Convention took place in Middletown, Ohio, under the sponsorship of the American Rolling Mill
Company with Frank Simon and his band as hosts.
The original constitution of The American Bandmasters Association states: "The object of this organization shall be
mutual helpfulness and the promotion of better music through the instrumentality of the concert band. To this end the
Association will strive to secure the adoption of a universal band instrumentation so that the band publications of all
countries will be interchangeable, to induce prominent composers of all countries to write in the larger forms for bands, to
establish for the concert band a higher standard of artistic recognition which it rightfully merits."
From the Association’s beginning, the emphasis has been on "mutual helpfulness," and the first convention began
with meaningful implementation of this concept. In 1930, the roster of The American Bandmasters Association included
34 active members and eight associate members. Annual conventions were held on a regular basis from 1930 through
1941, and an impressive record of achievement soon became apparent. The advent of World War II brought about an
interruption of all normal activities, and no further conventions were held for a period of five years. During that time,
many ABA members served with great distinction in the various theatres of the world. Annual meetings resumed in 1947
in Elkhart, Indiana, and have taken place annually to date.
The American Bandmasters Association has kept pace with changing times; however, its principles have never
been compromised. Its constitution continues to stress helpfulness and fellowship among members and calls for the
recognition of outstanding achievement in the field of the concert band. The Association is an honorary organization for
concert band conductors and composers of distinction and is recognized as such throughout the world.
In addition to providing a forum for closer contact between leading members of the profession, the impact of
the Association has been felt through a number of laudable efforts of historic value and artistic merit. The
following should be mentioned: the establishment of a standard instrumentation for American bands; the promotion
of original concert band works through commissions and competitions; the creation of The American Bandmasters
Association Research Center at the University of Maryland; the initiation of the Journal of Band Research, published
by Troy State University (Alabama); and the incorporation of The American Bandmasters Association Foundation,
Inc., which supports new concert band composition contests (the Sousa/Ostwald Award being the most significant) and
other worthy ABA projects. Also to be noted are the Sousa Memorial Stage at the Kennedy Center and the election of
John Philip Sousa to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans. The Association recognizes professional contributions by
people who are not conductors or composers with the Edwin Franko Goldman Citation of Excellence.
The annual conventions of The American Bandmasters Association are truly gala occasions, combining glittering
social events, significant professional gatherings, and superb performances. On occasion The American Bandmasters
Association has been the host to members and performing organizations from the Japanese Band Directors Association. A
complete list of the conventions is included in this program. In each case the list includes the convention location and
dates and the name of the president elected for the ensuing year.
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THE JAPANESE BAND DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION
A BRIEF HISTORY
As an overview of the activities of the JBA, one must consider its all-Asia significance in the Asia Pacific Band
Directors Association (APBDA). The following are examples: the 8th biennial APBDA Conference in Hamamatsu,
Japan; the 7th WASBE conference; and the 9th and 10th APBDA Conferences in Hong Kong and Sydney. Of special
significance is the 2000 invitation of Yeh Shu-Han, chairman of the organizing committee for the 11th APBDA
Conference in Chaiyi, Taiwan, to Frederick Fennell, Roger Boutry, Alfred Reed, and Toshio Akiyama to conduct the
Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra.
President Eiji Sugiyama served for the JBA Millennium Conference, and in June 2000, president Sugiyama
established the *JBA as a corporation. During the tenure of President Genba Fujita (2002-2006), the JBA organized the
12th APBDA in Guangzou, China and the 13th in Jeju, Korea. Subsequently, Eiichi Toyama, President (2006-2010),
organized the 14th APBDA in Macau and the 15th in Tainan. During the presidency of Tatsujiro Sawano (2010-2014), the
JBA coordinated the 16th in Hong Kong and the 17th in Singapore.
Other accomplishments during the Sawano presidency include the moving of the annual Solo Competition for
High-School Students from Hamamatsu to Tokyo and the reorganizing of **The Public Benefit Corporation-JBA.
Elected in 2014, the current President, Hisatoshi Muta, is now planning the 18th APBDA in Jeju, Korea, the 19th APBDA
in Beijing, China, and the 20th Anniversary APBDA in Hamamatsu, Japan.
The JBA would like to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude to all of our ABA friends and especially Dr.
Paul Yoder, the 1963 President of the ABA, who made great contributions to the Japanese Band World. Since then many
leaders in the American band movement have provided their expertise to our efforts.
Currently, Japan has many fine ensembles. According to the All Japan Band Association, more than 10,000 bands
have participated in our annual competition. At least 250,000 people will have performed, and more than 4 million will
have experienced the AJBC competition.
Again, we are grateful to the ABA for your great support!
Documentation: Eiji Sugiyama (1997-2002); Genba Fujita (2002-2006); Eiichi Toyama (2006- 2010); Tatsujiro Sawano (2010-2012);
Hisatoshi Muta (2012)
Asia Pacific Band Directors Association (APBDA)
1994 the 8th Hamamatsu
1996 the 9th Hong Kong
1998 the 10th Sydney, Australia
2000 the 11th Chaiyi, Taiwan
2002 the 12th Guangzou, China
2004 the 13th Jeju, Korea
2006 the 14th Macau
2008 the 15th Tainan, Taiwan
2010 the 16th Hong Kong
2012 the 17th Singapore
2014 the 18th Jeju, Korea
2016 the 19th Beijing, China
2018 the 20th Anniversary Hamamatsu, Japan
*The JBA as a Corporation is under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
**The JBA Public Benefit Corporation provides the organization with the privilege for tax deductions in the Cabinet Office.
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82nd Annual Convention
The American Bandmasters Association
The Japanese Band Directors Association 公益社団法人日本吹奏楽指導者協会
California Dreamin’
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
5:00 pm - 6:15 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
7:00 am - 8:30 am
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
8:30 am - 3:00 pm
8:30 am - 9:00 am
9:00 am - 10:00 am
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
12:00 pm
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:15 pm
8:00 pm
9:15 pm
10:00 pm
10:30 pm - 12:00 am
Thursday, March 3, 2016
7:00 am - 8:30 am
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
8:30 am - 9:45 am
9:45 am - 10:15 am
10:15 am - 11:30 am
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
12:15 pm - 4:30 pm
5:50 pm - 7:30 pm
7:15 pm
8:00 pm
9:15 pm
10:00 pm
10:30 pm - 12:00 am
Friday, March 4, 2016
7:00 am - 8:30 am
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
8:30 am - 9:45 am
9:45 am - 10:15 am
Registration (Convention Registration Desk)
Past Presidents and Board Reception (Embassy Suites Atrium)
Dinner for Board Members and Spouses (Embassy Suites Restaurant)
Past Presidents and Spouses Dinner (Madonna Inn, Round Room)
Breakfast (Hotel)
Registration (Convention Registration Desk, Atrium Foyer)
Candidate review on display (Del Mar)
ABA Foundation Audit (Del Mar)
Foundation Board Meeting (Del Monte)
Board of Directors Meeting (Del Monte)
Lunch on your own
Nominating Committee Meeting (Del Monte)
Membership Committee Meeting (Del Monte)
Welcome Reception (Hotel Atrium)
Dinner on your own
Buses depart to Performing Arts Center
Concert: Cal Poly Wind Ensemble
Concert: Shizuoka Community Band CONCERT LIBERTÉ
Shimizu Wind Orchestra
Buses return to hotel
Post Concert Reception (Hotel Atrium - No Host Bar)
Breakfast (Hotel)
Opening General Session: Members and Guests (Hotel Ballroom)
Coffee Break (LV Foyer)
ABA Members Business Meeting (SLO South and Center)
ABA Associate Members Business Meeting (Osos Room)
Spouse/Guest Opening Session (SLO North)
Break
Excursions
Farmers’ Market Excursion
Concert: Kansai Student Band Federation Concert Band
Concert: CSU Long Beach Wind Symphony
Post Concert Reception (Hotel Atrium - No Host Bar)
Breakfast (Hotel)
General Session: Members and Guests (Hotel Ballroom)
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10:15 am - 11:30 am
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
12:15 pm - 4:30 pm
7:15 pm
8:00 pm
10:00 pm
10:30 pm - 12:00 am
Saturday, March 5, 2016
7:00 am - 8:30 am
7:30 am - 12:00 pm
7:45 am - 8:30 am
8:30 am - 9:30 am
9:30 am - 10:00 am
10:00 am - 11:30 am
12:15 pm - 4:30 pm
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Sunday, March 6, 2016
7:00 am - 10:00 am
Special Session with the JBA: East-West Trade Winds (location tbd)
ABA Associate Members Business Meeting (Osos Room)
Spouse/Guest Session (SLO North)
Break
Excursions
Concert: United States Army Field Band, Washington D.C.
Post Concert Reception (Edna Room-No Host Bar)
Breakfast (Hotel)
Possible Membership Committee Meeting (Del Monte)
General Session: Members, Spouses and Guests (Hotel Ballroom)
Excursions
Board of Directors Meeting (Del Monte)
Pre-Banquet Reception (Hotel Atrium)
California Dreamin’ Gala Banquet (Hotel Ballroom)
Entertainment provided by Cafè Musique
Farewell Breakfast (Hotel)
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California Polytechnic State University
Christopher Cohan Center
8:00 p.m.
CAL POLY WIND ENSEMBLE
Andrew McMahan, Director of Bands
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8:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
O Canada
Kimigayo (
)
The Star-Spangled Banner
Calixa Lavallée and Robert Stanley Weir
Hiromori Hayashi and Yoshiisa Oku
John Stafford Smith and Francis Scott Key
Conducted by Christopher J. Woodruff
Associate Director of Bands, California Polytechnic State University – San Luis Obispo
American Fanfare
James Stephenson
Conducted by Hisatoshi Muta
President, Japanese Band Directors Association
Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite No. 1
IV. Passo mezzo e mascherada
Ottorino Respighi
Arr. William V. Johnson
Conducted by William V. Johnson
President, World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles
Director of Bands Emeritus, California Polytechnic State University – San Luis Obispo
Variations on a Theme of Glinka for Oboe and Wind Orchestra
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Gabrielle Castriotta, oboe
Conducted by Scott A. Jones
Associate Director of University Bands, The Ohio State University
Yama Midori (Green Mountains)
James Barnes
Conducted by Andrew Sealy
Director of Bands, Hebron High School, Carrollton, Texas
Steven’s Song
Gary P. Gilroy
Conducted by Elizabeth Peterson
Associate Director of Bands, University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign
Aerospace
Maxime Aulio
Conducted by Andrew McMahan
Director of Bands, California Polytechnic State University – San Luis Obispo
Oh, Henry!
Ryan Nowlin
Conducted by Tomio Arai
Professor of Music Education, Sendai University
Chairperson, NE Branch, Japanese Band Directors Association
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Shizuoka Community Band CONCERT LIBERTÉ
9:15 p.m.
Shizuoka Community Band - Concert Libertè
Takahiro Unno, Conductor
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Shizuoka Community Band CONCERT LIBERTÉ
9:15 p.m.
PROGRAM
Proof of a Hero ~ Monster Hunter
Masato Kouda/Kazuhiro Morita
Conducted by Takahiro Unno
Lincolnshire Posy
Percy Grainger / Frederick Fennell
Choralia
Bert Appermont
Conducted by Dr. Linda Moorhouse
Associate Director for Undergraduate Affairs, Senior Associate Director of Bands
School of Music, University of Illinois
Symphony No.1 - The Lord of the Rings
GANDALF – The Wizard
Conducted by Johan de Meij
Seventy-Six Trombones
Johan de Meij
Meredith Willson / Naohiro Iwai
Someday My Prince Will Come
Frank Churchill / Toshio Mashima
YAGIBUSHI
Japanese folk song / Naohiro Iwai
The Shizuoka Community Band CONCERT LIBERTÉ was founded in 1953 and is
considered to be the oldest such organization in Japan. The ensemble’s performances span a
60-year period. Its oldest member is 73 while the youngest is 18.
For this tour, the Shizuoka Concert Libertè combines forces with another community
band, the Shimizu Wind Orchestra. Founded in 1986, the Shimizu Wind Orchestra often
participates in competitions earning the highest accolades.
From adjacent towns both groups are quite active and maintain a strong camaraderie.
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Kansai Student Band Federation Concert Band
8:00 p.m.
Manabu Inoue, Music Director
Keisuke Fukuda, Conductor
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8:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
O Canada
Kimigayo (
)
Calixa Lavallée and Robert Stanley Weir
Hiromori Hayashi and Yoshiisa Oku
John Stafford Smith and Francis Scott Key
Tokyo Olympic 1964 March
Yuji Koseki
Conducted by Keisuke Fukuda
Director of Bands, Osaka Sangyo University
Clouds in Collage
Tetsunosuke Kushida
Conducted by Manabu Inoue
Director of Bands, Waseda Setsuryo High School
Gypsy Princess Overture
Paul Yoder
Conducted by Kathy Johnson
Director of Bands, Argyle High School, Argyle, Texas
The Snow Maiden “Dance of the Jesters”
P. I. Tchaikovsky /Ray E. Cramer
Joseph Hermann, Past President, ABA
Director of Bands, Tennessee Technological University
Arioso and Presto for Alto Saxophone and Band
James Barnes
Gai Tanaka, Soloist
Conducted by Keisuke Fukuda
Director of Bands, Osaka Sangyo University
Pini di Roma
I pini della via Appia
Ottorino Respighi / Guy M.Duker
Second Century
Alfred Reed
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California State University, Long Beach
Bob Cole Conservatory of Music
9:15 p.m.
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California State University, Long Beach!!
Wind!Symphony
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John Alan Carnahan, Director of Bands
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Bob Cole Conservatory of Music
9:15 p.m.
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PROGRAM
In This Broad Earth
Steven Bryant
Conducted by John Locke
Director of Bands, The University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Carmina Burana
Carl Orff
Arr. John Krance
1. O Fortuna
2. Fortune plango vulnera
3. Ecce grantum
Conducted by Todd Zimbleman
Director of Bands, West Salem High School
4. Tanz
5. Floret silva
6. Were diu werlt alle min
Conducted by Andrew Mast
Director of Bands, Lawrence University
9. In taberna quando summus
10. In trutina
Conducted by Christopher Chapman
Director of Bands, University of Oregon
12. Ave formosissima
13. Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi
Conducted by Mark Walker
Director of Bands, Troy University
Blithe Bells
J.S. Bach
Arr. Percy Grainger
Conducted by Larry Curtis
Director, Long Beach Municipal Band
Director of Bands Emeritus, California State University, Long Beach
Masks and Machines
Paul Dooley
Conducted by John Alan Carnahan
Director of Bands, California State University, Long Beach
Prelude in Eb Minor, Op. 34, No. 14
Dmitri Shostakovich
Arr. H. Robert Reynolds
Conducted by Mutsuo Nakamura
Music Director of the Soka Gloria Wind Orchestra
Valdres March
Johannes Hanssen
Conducted by Toshinori Sadaoka
Associate Professor, University of Tokai
Only Light (Ostwald Young-Band Composition)
Conducted by John Alan Carnahan
Washington Post
Aaron Perrine
John Philip Sousa
Arr. John Alan Carnahan
Conducted by Jermie Arnold
Associate Director of Bands, California State University, Long Beach
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THE UNITED STATES ARMY FIELD BAND and SOLDIERS’ CHORUS
8:00 p.m.
Colonel Jim R. Keene, Commander
PROGRAM
O Canada
Kimigayo
Calixa Lavallée
Hiromori Hayashi
John Stafford Smith
Conducted by Dr. Terry Austin
American Overture for Band
Joseph Wilcox Jenkins
Conducted by Colonel (Ret.) Hal Gibson
Vienna Jubilation Overture
Franz von Suppé
arr. John Bourgeois
Conducted by Colonel (Ret.) John Bourgeois
Finale from “Double Back”
David Sampson
Chris Martin, trumpet - Joseph Alessi, trombone
Conducted by Dr. Terry Austin
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8:00 p.m.
Kaddish
W. Francis McBeth
Conducted by Colonel (Ret.) Thomas Palmatier
El Camino Real
Alfred Reed
Conducted by Major General (Ret.) Toyokazu Nonaka
A Step Ahead
Harry L. Alford
Conducted by Colonel Jim Keene
The Melody Shop
Karl King
Brian Bowman, euphonium
Luminescence
David Biedenbender
Conducted by Dennis Zeisler
Intermission
I shall not die without a hope from “The Testament of Freedom”
Randall Thompson
arr. John Corley
Conducted by Colonel Timothy Holtan
La Danse du Phénix: Impression de Kyoto
Toshio Mashima
Conducted by Colonel Akira Takeda, 2015 ABA Honorary Member
Under the Willow
Julie Giroux
Conducted by Julie Giroux
Silverado
Bruce Broughton
Conducted by Bruce Broughton
Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Closing Credits)
John Williams
trans. Paul Lavender
Armed Forces Salute
Various composers
arr. Ken Whitcomb; Robert Lichtenberger; MAJ Scott McKenzie
God Bless America
Irving Berlin
trans. Keith Laurent
Conducted by Colonel (Ret.) Jack Grogan
The Stars and Stripes Forever
John Philip Sousa
Conducted by Dr. Timothy Rhea
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IN MEMORIAM 2015
For precious friends hid in death’s dateless night
William Shakespeare, Sonnet XXX
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RANDY STORIE
MAY 11, 2015 – (February 10, 1949 – May 11, 2015)
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W J JULIAN
MAY 26, 2015 – (October 22, 1922 – May 26, 2015)
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BOBBY ADAMS
MAY 28, 2015 – (January 23, 1940 – May 28, 2015)
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GUNTHER SCHULLER
JUNE 21, 2015 (November 22, 1925 – June 21, 2015)
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ROBERT D. JORGENSEN
JULY 4, 2015 – (December 26, 1945 – July 4, 2015)
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RAYMOND B. MAKEEVER
OCTOBER 29, 2015 (September 14, 1923 – October 29, 2015)
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ABA HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENTS
Honorary Life President
Dr. Frank Simon
Charter Member
President 1935-1936
1962-1967
Dr. James C. Harper, Sr.
President 1955
1974-1986
Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman
Founder 1929
President 1930-32
1933-1956
Dr. Karl L. King
President 1938
1967-1971
Col. George S. Howard
President 1986-1987
Honorary Life Member 1984
Honorary Life President 1986-95
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Dr. Albert Austin Harding
Charter Member
President 1937
1956-1958
Dr. Glenn Cliffe Bainum
President 1947
Secretary-Treasurer 1933-46; 1948-64
1971-1974
Dr. Mark H. Hindsley
President 1957
Honorary Life President 1996-99
ABA HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENTS
Dr. Donald E. McGinnis
President 1978
Honorary Life President 2007
Dr. Al G. Wright
President 1981
Honorary Life President 2007
ABA HONORARY MEMBERS
Toshio Akiyama
Honorary Member
1983
Paul E. Bierley
Honorary Member
1988
Dr. Karel Husa
Honorary Member
1995
Dr. Raoul F. Camus
Honorary Member
2001
Gunther Schuller
Honorary Member
1989-2015
Frank S. Cippola
Honorary Member
2001
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Russell Hammond
Honorary Member
1992
Capt. Kenneth R. Force
Honorary Member
2004
ABA HONORARY MEMBERS
Col. Akira Takeda
Honorary Member
2015
ABA HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Dr. Raymond F. Dvorak
President 1959
Honorary Life Member
1980-1982
Lt. Col. William F.
Santelmann
President 1953
1980-1984
William D. Revelli
President 1952
1984-1994
Dr. Earl A. Slocum
President 1962
1986-1994
Dr. Paul V. Yoder
President 1963
1986-1990
Jack H. Mahan
President 1973
Secretary-Treasurer
1975-1988
1988-1995
Herbert N. Johnston
President 1958
1992-2002
Dr. Milburn Carey
1997-2006
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ABA HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Dr. Frederick Fennell
1997-2004
Dr. George C. Wilson
1998-2001
Maj. John F. Yesulaitis
Dr. W J Julian
President 1975
President 1989
Honorary Life Member Honorary Life Member
2004-2005
2010-2015
2
Col. John R. Bourgeois
President 1991
2014
Dr. Harry Begian
President 1984
2002-2010
Victor W. Zajec
2002-2005
Dr. Richard E. Strange
President 1985
2006-2009
Dr. John M. Long
President 1987
2012
Dr. William J. Moody
Secretary-Treasurer
2003-2015
2015
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Col. Arnald D. Gabriel
President 1980
2015
ABA HONORARY LIFE ASSOCIATE MEMBER
Robert L. Grace
Honorary Life Associate Member
2012
ABA HONORARY ASSOCIATE MEMBER
Frank Fendorf
Honorary Associate
Member
2003
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ABA OFFICERS
President
Dr. Terry Austin
Director of Bands
Virginia Commonwealth University
President-Elect
Dr. Timothy Rhea
Director of Bands
Texas A&M University
Vice President
Gary Smith
Associate Director of Bands, Emeritus
University of Illinois
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Secretary-Treasurer
Dr. Thomas V. Fraschillo
Emeritus Professor of Music
Director of Bands
University of Southern Mississippi
Chair, Board of Directors
Dennis Zeisler
Director of Bands
Old Dominion University
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Chair, Nominating Committee
Dr. David Waybright
Director of Bands
University of Florida
ABA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bruce Moss
Director of Bands, Bowling Green State University
Jay Gephardt
Director of Bands, Purdue University
Dr. Lowell Graham
Professor of Music
University of Texas, El Paso
William Johnson
Professor of Music, Emeritus
Dr. Linda Moorhouse
Ray Toler
Associate Director for Undergraduate Affairs Emeritus Director of Bands
Texas A&M University
Senior Associate Director of Bands
University of Illinois
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Dan Bolin
Chief Operating Officer
Global Educational Tours
Japanese Band Directors Association
Board of Directors
公益社団法人日本吹奏楽指導者協会
Toshio Akiyama
Honorary President
Hisatoshi Muta
President
Toyokazu Nonaka
Vice President
Major General
Central Band, GSDF
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Toru Miura, Chair
International Relations
Japanese Band Directors Association
Board of Directors
公益社団法人日本吹奏楽指導者協会
Woodcut of the birthplace of the Japanese Brass Band
Yokohama, Honmoku Mountain
Myokoji Monument
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ABA Convention Sites, Dates, and Presidents Elected
Middletown, Ohio
March 13-16, 1930
Edwin Franko Goldman
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
March 9-12, 1950
Lt. Col. Harold B. Bachman
Washington, D.C.
March 3-7, 1965
George C. Wilson
Boston, Massachusetts
April 9-12, 1931
Washington, D.C.
March 8-11, 1951
Col. Earl D. Irons
Northwestern University, Evanston
March 9-12, 1966
Fred McCall
Washington, D.C.
April 14-17, 1932
Ohio State University-Columbus
March 7-10, 1952
William D. Revelli
Coral Gables, Florida
March 1-4, 1967
Lt. Col. Samuel R. Loboda
Chicago, Illinois
August 31-September 2, 1933
Charles O'Neill
University of Miami-Coral Gables
March 4-7, 1953
Lt. Col. William F. Santelmann
Long Beach, California
March 6-9, 1968
James Berdahl
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
April 17-21, 1934
Herbert L. Clarke
U.S. Military Academy, West Point
February 25-27, 1954
Cmdr. Charles Brendler
Elkhart, Indiana
March 5-8, 1969
Charles J. Payne
Cincinnati, Ohio
March 7-10, 1935
Frank Simon
Elkhart, Indiana
James C. Harper
Ohio State University-Columbus
Nilo W. Hovey
Interlochen, Michigan
August 6-9, 1936
Frank Simon
Santa Fe, New Mexico
March 7-10, 1956
Col. George Howard
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
March 3-6, 1971
James W. Dunlop
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
March 5-7, 1937
A. A. Harding
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
March 6-9, 1957
Mark Hindsley
University of Texas-Arlington
March 3-6, 1972
Lt. Col. Clifford O. Hunt
University of Illinois-Urbana
March 21-24, 1938
Karl L. King
March 5-8, 1958
Herbert N. Johnston
Washington, D.C.
February 28-March 3, 1973
Jack H. Mahan
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Peter Buys
University of Miami, Coral Gables
March 4-7, 1959
Raymond F. Dvorak
Honolulu, Hawaii
March 26-30, 1974
Hugh E. McMillen
Hagerstown, Maryland
March 10-13, 1940
Captain R. B. Hayward
University of Wisconsin-Madison
March 9-12, 1960
Carleton L. Stewart
New Orleans, Louisiana
March 4-8, 1975
John F. Yesulaitis
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Henry Fillmore
Long Beach, California
March 8-11, 1961
Otto J. Kraushaar
University of Arizona-Tucson
March 9-13, 1976
John P. Paynter
Elkhart, Indiana
June 13-15, 1947
Glenn Cliffe Bainum
Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana
March 7-10, 1962
Earl A. Slocum
Sarasota, Florida
March 2-5, 1977
Ardeen Foss
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
March 18-21, 1948
Col. H. C. Bronson
Greensboro, North Carolina
March 6-9, 1963
Paul Yoder
Northwestern University-Evanston
March 1-4, 1978
Donald E. McGinnis
Charlotte, North Carolina
March 17-18, 1949
J. J. Richards
San Antonio, Texas
March 4-7, 1964
Lt. Col. Chester E. Whiting
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Troy State University, Montgomery
Butler R. Eitel
ABA Convention Sites, Dates, and Presidents Elected
Arizona State University-Tempe
March 26-29, 1980
Col. Arnald D. Gabriel
University of Kansas-Lawrence
March 8-11, 1995
Kenneth G. Bloomquist
Charleston, South Carolina
March 3-6, 2010
Paula A. Crider
Washington, D.C.
March 4-7, 1981
Al G. Wright
UT Austin-San Antonio
March 6-9, 1996
Myron D. Welch
Norfolk, Virginia
March 2-5, 2011
Scott Taylor
Indianapolis, Indiana
March 3-6, 1982
Frederick C. Ebbs
San Diego, California
March 4-9, 1997
Frank B. Wickes
Indianapolis, Indiana
Thomas G. Leslie
Lawrence/Kansas City, Missouri
March 2-5, 1983
Martin Boundy
USM-Biloxi, Mississippi
March 3-7, 1998
Stanley F. Michalski, Jr.
Tampa, Florida
March 6-8, 2013
David A. Waybright
March 27-30, 1984
Harry Begian
Florida Space Coast
March 2-6, 1999
Bryce B. Taylor
Montgomery, Alabama
March 4-9, 2014
Dennis Zeisler
Keil-Kohler, Wisconsin
March 20-23, 1985
Richard E. Strange
UT Austin, Texas
March 1-4, 2000
Edward S. Lisk
Reno, Nevada
March 4-8, 2015
Terry A. Austin
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
March 5-8, 1986
Edgar B. Gangware
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
March 6-10, 2001
Don Wilcox
San Luis Obispo, California
March 1-6, 2016
Timothy Rhea
University of Tennessee-Knoxville
March 25-28, 1987
John M. Long
Wichita State University, Kansas
March 5-9, 2002
James F. Keene
Southern Oregon State-Ashland
March 2-5, 1988
Col. Eugene W. Allen
College Park/Baltimore, Maryland
March 4-9, 2003
Ray Cramer
Florida State University-Tallahassee
March 1-4, 1989
WJ Julian
Williamsburg, Virginia
March 2-7, 2004
Jerry F. Junkin
Mark S. Kelly
University of Florida, Gainesville
March 8-13, 2005
John R. Locke
March 6-9, 1991
Col. John R. Bourgeois
Richardson, Texas I. S. D.
March 1-6, 2006
Thomas V. Fraschillo
Washington, D.C.
March 4-7, 1992
Robert E. Foster
San Luis Obispo, CA
March 7-10, 2007
Carl J. Bianchi
New Orleans, Louisiana
March 3-6, 1993
W. Francis McBeth
University of Miami, Coral Gables
March 5-8, 2008
Robert D. Jorgensen
Honolulu, Hawaii
March 23-26, 1994
William P. Foster
Texas A & M University
March 4-7, 2009
Joseph Hermann
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & CREDITS
A special thank you is given to the following ABA members, friends of the ABA, and
organizations who have helped make the 82nd Annual Convention in San Luis Obispo
possible.
For their generous contributions:
Terry and Tracia Austin
Dan Bolin
John Boyd
California Members
California Polytechnic State University Music Department
Michael and Nancy Colburn
Conn-Selmer, Rick Ghinelli
Dixie Classic Festival, Joe Simpkins
Joseph Galison, Ludwig Masters Publications for the printing of the program
Contributors to the Dale C. Harris Fund
Roy and June Holder
Indiana members
William and Pamela Johnson
Bruce Leek Recording, Inc.
National Office of Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma, Steve Nelson
Nevada Members
Steve and Darla Pratt
Texas A & M, Tim Rhea, Director of Bands
James and Linda Swearingen
University of Florida, David Waybright, Director of Bands
Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Music
Virginia Members – welcome reception
Frank Wickes
The Bob Jorgensen Memorial Fund
Mark Kelly
Russel and Kathy Mikkelson
Bruce Moss
Glenn Price
Gregory and Sandra Snyder
James and Shirley Strouse
Richard and Penelope Blatti
Paul E. Droste
George and Sherron Edge
Steve and Laura Grimo
Scott A. Jones
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Texas Members
Robert and Carolyn Blanton
Richard and Gayle Crain
Paula Crider
Jack and Pat Fariss
Robert and Faynell Parsons
Kerry and Valerie Taylor
Robert and Isabel Vezzetti
John and Carole Whitwell
For their gifts of time and expertise:
The Administration of California Polytechnic State University
Thomas and Cecilia Fraschillo: Program Formatting and Editing
The Iota Pi chapter of KKPsi, California Polytechnic State University
Andrew L. McMahan, Director of Bands, California Polytechnic State University
Toru Miura for his guidance on the Official Program
Tom Pugh, General Manager, Embassy Suites Hotel, San Luis Obispo
The San Luis Obispo Convention Organizing Committee
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THE AMERICAN BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION – MEMBERS 2016
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C
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Akiyama, Toshio***
Allen, Eugene W.
Allen, Fred J.
Ammann, Bruce T.
Arnold, Edwin P.
Austin, Terry
Camphouse, Mark D.
Camus, Raoul F.***
Caneva, Thomas
Carmichael, John C
Carnahan, John Alan
Carnochan, Robert M.
Carter, Scott
Casagrande, John E.
Casagrande, Scott
Chapman, Christopher
Chevallard, Philip Carl
Christensen, James
Cipolla, Frank J.***
Clardy, Dick T.
Clark, William E.
Clark, William D.
Clary, Richard
Colburn, Michael J.
Coleman, Russell
Cook, Lafe
Cooper, Hal D.
Coulson, Scott
Crain, Richard C.
Cramer, Ray E.
Crider, Paula A
Culvahouse, John N.
Curnow, James E.
Curtis, Larry G.
Edge, George
Eicher, William
Evanson, Wendell
B
Bankhead, James M.
Barat, Shawn L.
Barnes, James
Bass, Robert Carl
Beck, Allen E.
Bell, John
Bergman, Richard Lee
Berz, William L.
Bianchi, Carl J.
Bierley, Paul Edward***
Bimm, Gregory L.
Birdwell, John Cody
Bjerregaard, Carl
Blackinton, David
Blanton, Robert M.
Blatti, Richard L
Bloomquist, Kenneth G.
Bocook, Jay
Bolstad, Stephen P.
Bonner, Alan L.
Booth, David M.
Bourgeois, John R.**
Boyd, John P.
Brashear, Michael
Brennan, Adam F.
Brent, Bill
Brinson, Harris
Brion, Keith
Brooks, Ricky W.
Broughton, Bruce
Brown, Marcellus B.
Brumbaugh, Patricia J.
Buckley, Lewis J.
Bulloch, Cindy
Burch-Pesses, Michael
D
Davis, Steven D.
de Meij, Johan A.
Dean, Bill J.
Deihl, Ned C.
Deitrick, David H.
Demkee, Ronald H.
Dick, Gregory William
Dorsey, Rodney
Douglass, James M.
Drinkwater, Amanda
Droste, Paul
Dubuy, Frank G.
Duffy, Thomas C.
Dugle, Jon R.
Dunnigan, Patrick
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Fansler, Mike
Fariss, Jack
Fears, Emery L.
Fettig, Jason
Fisher, Dennis
Fleming, Robert C.
Floyd, Cheryl
Floyd, Richard L.
Floyd, Robert M.
Fonder, Mark
Force, Kenneth R.***
Ford, Ralph
Foster, Robert E.
Francis, Bobby R.
Fraschillo, Thomas V.
Fricano, Samuel J.
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Gabriel, Arnald D.**
Gage, Stephen L.
Genevro, Bradley J.
Gephart, Jay S.
Geraldi, Kevin M.
Gibson, Hal J.
Gillingham, David R.
Gilroy, Gary P.
Giroux, Julie
Golemo, Michael
Good, Richard D.
Gookin, Larry D.
Gorham, David
Graham, Lowell E.
Grantham, Donald
Grechesky, Robert
Green, Gary
Gregory, David
Gregson, Bramwell L.
Grimo, Steve
Grogan, Jack H.
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L
Haithcock, Michael L.
Hammond, Russell***
Hansen, Richard (Rik) K.
Hanson, Gregg I.
Harris, Edward C.
Hebson, Ernest O.
Heidel, Richard M.
Hermann, Joseph
Herriot, Bobby
Hicken, Leslie W.
Hill, Gary W.
Hinton, Wilbur H.
Holder, Roy C.
Holsinger, David R.
Holtan, Timothy J.
Howell, Norvil
Hufstader, Ronald A.
Hunsberger, Donald R.
Husa, Karel***
Labounty, Anthony
Lafave, Alan D.
Lamb, Gary F.
Lang, Larry H.
Layendecker, Dennis
Lega, Theodore R.
Leslie, Thomas G.
Lichtenwalter, Ray C.
Lisk, Edward S.
Locke, John R.
Long, John M.**
Lum, Richard S.
Lynch, John P.
Milligan, Terence
Mills, Ralph L.
Missal, Joseph P.
Mitchell, Gilbert
Montgomery, Melvin
Moody, William J.**
Moore, J. Steven
Moore, Kenneth R.
Moore, Nan
Moorhouse, Linda R.
Moss, Bruce B.
Musser, Robert C.
M
Nail, Charles E.
Nakasone, Michael D.
Nelson, Ron
Nestico, Sammy
Nimmo, Douglas
Noble, Weston H.
Nyline, Frederick A.
J
Jager, Robert E.
Janzen, Eldon A
Johnson, Dennis L.
Johnson, Kathy Kay
Johnson, William V.
Jones, Scott Allan
Junkin, Fred
Junkin, Jerry F.
K
Kaminsky, Alexander
Kaufman, Michael
Keene, James F.
Kelly, Mark S.
King, Gerald
Kirchhoff, Craig J.
Kitchen, Otis D.
Kopetz, Barry E.
Koutsulis, Diane
Maccabee, David
Mackey, John
Madden, John T.
Mahr, Timothy J.
Maiello, Anthony J.
Malambri, William F.
Marcouiller, Don R.
Markovich, Victor A.
Martin, Barry D.
Martyn, Charles F.
Mast, Andrew
Mayne, Richard G.
McGinnis, Donald E.*
McGrannahan, A G
McInturf, Matthew
McKee, M. Max
McKenzie-Hall, Melinda
McMurray, Allan R.
Megan, Kenneth
Menghini, Charles T.
Meunier, Robert
Michalski, Stanley F.
Mikkelson, Russel C.
Mikow, Duane J.
Miles, Richard B
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Okamura, Grant K.
O'Reilly, John
Ozzello, Kenneth
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Palmatier, Thomas H.
Parker, Harlan D.
Parsons, Bob
Pastin, John R.
Pesola, Russell J.
Peterson, Don L.
Peterson, Elizabeth
Peterson, Stephen G.
Phillips, Rebecca
Pinchin, Harry A.
Ponto, Robert
Popiel, Paul W.
Pratt, Stephen W.
Price, Glenn D.
R
Reynolds, H. Robert
Rhea, Timothy
Rombach-Kendall, Eric
Rotondi, Thomas
Rowell, Malcolm W.
Rush, Scott
S
Salzman, Timothy
Scatterday, Mark Davis
Schissel, Loras John
Schneider, Mary
Schoonover, Stanley R.
Schuman, Mohamad
Sealy, Andrew
Sedatole, Kevin L.
Shelburne, L. Bryan
Shupe, Donald W.
Silvester, William H.
Singleton, Kenneth
Smith, Gary E.
Smith, Robert W.
Snyder, Gregory L.
Sousa, Gary D.
Speck, Frederick
Spevacek, Robert
Stamp, John E.
Stanley, Donald A.
Steele, Stephen K.
Stidham, Thomas M.
Stokes, Denton
Sutherland, Lawrence R.
Suzuki, Takayoshi
Swearingen, James
T
Takeda, Akira ***
Taylor, Bryce B.
Taylor, Kerry
*Honorary Life President
**Honorary Life Member
***Honorary Member
Taylor, Scott L.
Thompson, Mallory
Thomson, John A.
Thornton, Paula Elizabeth
Thurston, Richard E.
Ticheli, Frank
Toler, Ray E.
Topolewski, Timothy
Tracz, Frank C.
Y
Yonce, Jack
Z
Zdechlik, John P.
Zimbelman, Todd
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Van Winkle, Harold W.
Van Winkle, Ken
Vandewalker, David W.
Vezzetti, Robert B.
Vinson, Johnnie B.
W
Wakefield, John E.
Wakefield, William K.
Walden, Brian O.
Walker, Mark J.
Watkins, Alfred Lee
Waybright, David A.
Weiss, Scott A.
Welch, Myron D.
White, Julian E.
Whitwell, John L.
Wickes, Frank B.
Wifler, Ray C.
Wilcox, Don
Wilhjelm, Carl Christian
Williamson, John E.
Wilson, Dana
Wilson, Eric
Winter, Milo
Winther, Rodney K.
Wright, Al G.*
Wright, Gladys Stone
Members whoses dues were delinquent after
1/15/2016 do not appear in this listing.
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THE AMERICAN BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION – ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 2016
A.P.S. Development LLC, Joseph Pisano
Art's Music Shop, Inc., Paul Freehling
Association of Concert Bands, Gerald Guilbeaux
Attitude Concepts for Today, Inc., Tim Lautzenheiser
Bands of America / Music For All, Inc., Eric Martin
Bandmusicpdf.net, Paul Noble
Bandworld / WIBC, Scott McKee
Barnhouse, C.L. & Co., Andy Clark
Brook Mays Music Co./Universal Melody Scvs. LLC, William Everitt
Conn-Selmer, Inc., Rick Ghinelli
CopyCat Music Licensing, LLC, Jeni Paulson
Dallas Wind Symphony, Kim Campbell
Dan Ryder Field Drills, Dan Ryder
Mike Davis
Director's Choice Tour & Travel, Jon Locke
Dixie Classic Festivals, Joe Simpkins
Eckroth Music, Bill Eckroth
Frank Fendorf – Honorary Associate Member
Randall Foster
Gemeinhardt Co., Inc., Jennifer Baunoch
GIA Publications,Inc., Alec Harris
Global Educational Tours, Daniel Bolin
Gorby's Music, Inc., Jerry Gorby
Hal Leonard Corporation, Michael Sweeney
Instrumentalist Co., The, James Rohner
Interlochen Center for the Arts, Kedrik Merwin
John Philip Sousa Foundation, Doug Harter
Kalmus, E.F. & Co., Leon Galison
Kaminsky Marketing Services, David Kaminsky
Kappa Kappa Psi / Tau Beta Sigma, Steve Nelson
KHS America, Tabor Stamper
Kjos, Neil A., Music Co., Mark Kjos
Bruce Leek
Ludwig Masters Music Publications, Inc., Joseph Galison
Luyben Music Shop, Inc., Annette Luyben
Mark Custom Recording Service, Mark Morette
Masterpiece Tours, Paul Davis
National Association of Music Parents, L. Scott McCormick
Meredith Music Publications, Garwood Whaley
Midwest Clinic, Anna Collinge
Mississipi Music, Inc., Dex Johnson
Musical Innovations, Tracy Leenman
Musical Instrument Service, Pedro Rodriguez
Musica Propria, Inc., Bruce Gilkes
Music Mart, Inc., Joe Keith
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THE AMERICAN BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION – ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 2016
National Assocation of Music Merchants (NAMM), Joe Lamond
Naxos Wind Band Classics, David Hull
Paige's Music, Mark Goff
Pecknel Music Co. Inc., Scott Peck
J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc., Dave Buckeyne
Pygraphics, Py Kolb
Quinlan & Fabish Music Co., George Quinlan
William Rehrig
School Band & Orchestra Magazine (SBO), William Vanyo
Senseney Music, Inc., Lori Supinie
Stanbury Uniforms, Inc., Gary Roberts
James Strouse
Texas Bandmasters Association, Al Sturchio
TRN Music Publisher, Darrell Anderson
Vestige Audio / Video, Robert Grace – Honorary Life Associate Member
Wenger Corporation, Stacy Hanson
West Music Company, Inc., Stephen West
Wind and Rhythm, Inc., Doug Brown
Wingert-Jones Publications, David Giardiniere
World Association For Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, Markus Mauderer
World Music Contest Foundation Kerkrade, Harrie Reumkens
World Projects International Music Productions, Deborah Gibbs
Yamaha Corporation of America, Garth Gilman
Members whose dues were delinquent after 1/15/2016 do not appear in this listing.
San Luis Obispo – Farmer’s Market
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ABA CONVENTION 2016 – CALIFRONIA DREAMIN’ TOURS
Hearst Castle – Thursday & Friday, March 3 & 4, 2016
Templeton Wineries, Thursday, March 3
Paso Robles Wine Tasting Tour, Saturday, March 5
Morrow Bay, Old Mission, Downtown SLO
Thursday, March 3
Avila Beach – Thursday, Friday, March 3 & 4
Pismo Beach, Outlets,
South Country Wineries, Friday, March 4
Monarch Dunes Golf, Tournament, Friday, March 4
(designed by architect Damian Pascuzzo & PGA Tour Pro Steve Pate)
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to the program. - The American Bandmasters Association

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