Fridav,March 30

Greetings!
Welcome to the CBDNA National Conference! It is sure to be an exciting and
rewarding event for all of us. Michael Haithcock and his colleagues have assembled
what will be one of the most exhilarating conferences in recent memory. The facilities
are wonderful, the city is beautiful, and the sessions will be terrific.
Congratulations are in order to the wonderful ensembles who have been selected to
perform this week: Indiana University, Stephen Pratt, conductor; Hartt School of
Music, Glenn Adsit, conductor; Texas Christian University, Bobby Francis, conductor;
Central Michigan University, Jack Williamson, conductor; Florida International
University, Roby George, conductor; The Cincinnati Conservatory Chamber Players,
Rodney Winther, conductor; and The Florida State University, Richard Clary,
conductor
They will join our host, the University of Michigan Symphony Band,
conducted by Michael Haithcock, and the Small College Intercollegiate Band,
conducted by Frank Ticheli, for performances that we will remember forever. We are
indebted to each of these conductors and their amazing student performers.
For me, this is a great personal pleasure to return to Ann Arbor, the birthplace of
CBDNA
The first CBDNA Conference that I ever attended was here and it literally
changed my life It showed me the possibility of great music-making in our medium
and solidified my hopes and aspirations to be involved with bands as my life's work.
Undoubtedly there will be those attending their first national conference who will be
moved to do many great things for our profession, just as there will be many who will
be inspired once again by the energy and dynamic opportunities that our profession
continues to supply.
Wishing each of you the most wonderful and rewarding
of weeks, I remain,
Yours very cordially,
Jerry Junkin
President
Wednesdav, March 28
Small College Intercollegiate Band Schedule listed on page 20
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Conference
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Small College
100 PM - 530 PM
Shattinger's
1:00
Welcome and Announcements
Jerry Junkin, President
2:00
Keynote session:
Robert
Registration
MICHIGANROOMSLOBBY
Intercollegiate
Resource
Band Auditions
MICHIGANI & II
MICHIGANROOMSIII, IV, & V
Room
MICHIGANI & II
Duke (University
of Texas)
MICHIGANI & II
Practice makes better Practice makes worse. Practice does nothing at all.
The cognitive neuroscience of skill learning.
Introduction
by Jerry Junkin
3:00
Refreshment
3:30
Break-out
MICHIGANROOMSLOBBY
Break
Sessions
I
A. Research Committee Session
Evan Feldman, moderator
3:30-3:50
(The College
of William
Christi)
The Vernacular Made Artful: An Analysis of Dana Wilson's Works
for Wind Ensemble
Robert
5:00-5:30
and Mary)
The Wind Music of Heitor Villa-Lobos
Shawn Smith (Texas A&M-Corpus
4:30-4:50
GRANDEIII
Repertoires"
Rediscovering Georg Enescu's "Hymn Jubiliar"
Evan Feldman
4:00-4:20
I: "Diverse
Taylor (University
of Puget Sound)
A Significant Influence on Percy Grainger's Compositional
Glenn
Gillis
(University
of Saskatchewan)
Style
B. 3:30-4:20
Panel Discussion: Current Issues in the Preparation of
Middle and High School Band Directors
Colleen Conway (University of Michigan), moderator
Robert Duke (University of Texas)
Linda Hartley (University of Dayton)
Paul Doerksen (Duscuene University)
Mitch Robinson (Michigan State University)
Sponsored by Instrumental Music Teacher Educators
MICHIGAN
I & II
C. Research Committee Session II
Stephen Lytle, moderator
D
3:30-4:20
Developing the Expressive Perceptions of Young
Conductors with Laban Effort/Shape Theory
Erica Neidlinger (University of Nebraska-Omaha)
4:30-5:20
Copyright Issues for the College Band Director
Theodore J. Piechocinski
GRANDE
I
MICHIGAN
ROOMI & II
Introduction by Mark Spede
GRANDE
III
E. Research Committee Session III
Stephen Lytle, moderator
4:30-5:20
The Wind Music of Colin McPhee
Fraser Linklater (University of Manitoba)
Keith Kinder (McMaster University)
Timothy Maloney (University of Minnesota)
5:30
Evening Break
5:40 & 6:30
Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
7:30
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
8:00
Concert: Indiana University Wind Ensemble
Stephen Pratt, Conductor
Introduction by Michael Haithcock
9:40 to 10:30 Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
10:00 Reception at the Four Points Sheraton
MICHIGAN
I & II
Thursdav, March 29
7:30 AM - 10:00 AM Complimentary Continental Breakfast
MICHIGAN
ROOMS LOBBY
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Conference Registration
MICHIGAN
ROOMS LOBBY
8:00 AM - 100 PM
Shattinger's Resource Room
9:00
MICHIGAN
ROOMS
III, IV, & V
Break-out Sessions II
A Panel Discussion Teaching Undergraduate Conducting
Allan McMurray (University of Colorado), moderator
Mitch Fennell (Cal-State Fullerton)
Paula Holcomb (State University of New York-Fredonia)
Fred Velez (Sam Houston State University)
B
MICHIGAN
I & II
GRANDE I
Research Committee Session IV: "American Roots"
Donald Hunsberger, moderator
9:00-9:20
Tracing the Linage of Nadia Boulanger
Wind Repertoire
Karen Fannin (Hendrix College)
Through American
9:30-10:20
Roy Harris' "American Symphony" of 1938, Historical
Significance and a Reconstructed Modern Edition
Brian Lamb (University of Central Oklahoma)
C. Research Committee Session V: "Second Viennese School"
Evan Feldman, moderator
GRANDE
9:00-10:00
Secret Sounds: Berg, Mysticism and the Chamber Concerto
John Covach (University of Rochester)
10:00-10:30
An Examination of the Correspondence Regarding
Schoenberg's "Theme and Variations"
S. Daniel Galyen (Bridgewater College)
10:30 Refreshment Break
MICHIGAN
ROOMS
III
LOBBY
11:00 Break-out Sessions III
A Research Committee Session VI: "The Viennese German"
Michael Votta, moderator
11:00-12:00
6
The Wind Music of Richard Strauss
Scott Warfield (University of Central Florida)
GRANDE
III
GRANDE
I
B. Research Committee Session VII: "Conducting"
Evan Feldman, moderator
11:00-11 :20
Revealing Intentionality: A New Sequence for Conducting Instruction
Brian Doyle (SUNY-Potsdam)
Kevin M. Geraldi (UNC-Greensboro)
11:30-12:00
Marking Scores: Shifting from Visual to Aural Responses
Kenneth Thompson (Bowling Green State University)
MICHIGAN
I & II
C. Teaching Like Beauty Matters
Robert Duke (University of Texas)
Introduction by Jerry Junkin
12:00 Noon Break
Past Presidents Meeting
DIRECTEUR
ROOM
12:10 & 1: 10 Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
2:00
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
HILLAUDITORIUM
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Concert: Central Michigan University Symphonic Wind Ensemble
John E. Williamson, Conductor
Introduction by Matthew J. George
3:30
Refreshment Break
4:00
Concert: Florida International University Wind Ensemble
Roby George, Conductor
Introduction by John Carmichael
5:00
Evening Break (see transportation schedule)
5'10
Buses depart for the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
6:00
Concert:
Andrew
7:30
8:00
HILLAUDITORIUM
MEZZANINE
LOBBY
University of Michigan Contemporary Directions Ensemble
HILLAUDITORIUM
RACHAM
AUDITORIUM
George, Conductor
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Concert: Texas Christian University Wind Symphony
Bobby Francis, Conductor
Introduction by Eric Rombach-Kendall
HILLAUDITORIUM
9:40 to 10:30 Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
10:00 Reception at the Four Points Sheraton
MICHIGAN
I & II
Fridav, March 30
7:30 AM - 10:00 AM Complimentary Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
MICHIGAN
ROOMS LOBBY
MICHIGAN
ROOMS LOBBY
Conference Registration
Shattinger's Resource Room
MICHIGAN
8:30
III, IV, & V
ROOMS
Break-out Sessions IV
A. Marching Band Performance Video Sessions
John Madden, moderator
GRANDE
B. Research Committee Session VIII
Donald Hunsberger, moderator
III
GRANDE
An Introduction to Finnish Music for Wind Band
Daniel Gordon (SUNY-Plattsburgh)
C. An American First, Alton A. Adams,
MiCHIGAN
First Black Bandmaster of the United States Navy
Mark Clague (University of Michigan)
Introduction by John F. Maltester
9:30
Refreshment Break
9:45
Break-out Sessions V
MICHIGAN
A. Panel Discussion: "Legends of Marching Band"
Mark Spede, moderator
Keith Bearden (Texas Tech University, retired)
Frank Wickes (Louisiana State University)
Don Wilcox (West Virginia University)
I & II
ROOMS LOBBY
III
GRANDE
B. Research Committee Session iX: "Second Viennese School"
Michael Volta, moderator
GRANDE
Rhythmic Motives and Metric Settings in Berg's Chamber Concerto
David Headlam (Eastman School of Music)
C. What Beethoven Learned from Mozart with Emphasis
on the Octet and Rondino
Steven Whiting (University of Michigan)
Introduction by William K. Wakefield
MICHIGAN
I & II
10:45 Refreshment Break
MICHIGAN
ROOMS LOBBY
11:00 Break-out Sessions VI
A. Research Committee Session X: "Second Viennese School,
Performance Considerations and Strategies for Making the
Berg Chamber Concerto Happen in a University Setting"
Michael Volta, moderator
GRANDE
I
I
I
B. Teaching Conducting:
Body Talk
Jerry Schweibert
(University of Michigan)
Mitch Fennell (Cal-State Fullerton)
Introduction
C.
by Michael
Research Committee
Musical Culture"
Donald Hunsberger,
11:00-11 :20
Haithcock
Session
XI:
''CBDNA and Its Influence on
GRANDEIII
moderator
The Impact of Collegiate Band Conductors on Wind Band
Literature of the Twentieth Century
Matthew Westgate
of Music)
11:30-12:00
MiCHIGANI & II
(University
of Cincinnati
College-Conservatory
Wind Bands and the Seventh Edition of Grout's "A History
of Western Music"
Scott Stewart (Emory University)
Peter Burkholder
(Indiana University)
Introduction
by Gary Hill
12:00 Noon Break
Current
Board
12: 10
1:30
2:00
Meeting
D,RECTEUR
ROOM
Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from Four Points Sheraton
Concert: Cincinnati Conservatory
Rodney Winther, Conductor
Introduction
by Matthew
3:30
Refreshment
4:00
The Music
Chamber
HILLAUDITORIUM
Players
J. George
MODERNLANGUAGE
BUILDING,
AUDITORIUM
3
Break
of Osvaldo
MODERNLANGUAGE
BUILDING,
AUDITORIUM
3
Golijav
Presented by the composer
5:00
Evening
Break
Buses depart for the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
5: 10
7:30
8:00
Concert:
Michael
University
Haithcock,
Introduction
of Michigan
Conductor
Symphony
HILLAUDITORIUM
Band
by Jerry Junkin
9040 to 10:30 Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
10:00
Reception
Sponsored
at the Four Points Sheraton
by the University of Michigan
..
.
Band Alumni Association
PETITEI & II
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Saturday, March 31
7:30 AM - 10:00 AM Complimentary
Continental
8:00 AM - Noon
Conference
Registration
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Shattinger's
Resource
9:00
General Business Meeting
Jerry Junkin, presiding
10:45
Refreshment
MICHIGANROOMSIII, IV, & V
Room
Southwest Division
Northwest Division
Western Division
I MICHIGANI &
I PETITEI
I PETITEII
Ii
MICHIGANI & II
MICHIGANROOMSLOBBY
Break
11 :00 General Session:
12:00
MICHIGANROOMSLOBBY
Divisional Business Meetings
Eastern Division
I GRANDI
Southern Division
I GRANDII
North Central Division] GRANDIII
9:45
MICHIGANROOMSLOBBY
Breakfast
Composer conversations
with
Michael Daugherty, Joseph Schwantner,
Matthew Tomassini, and Dan Welcher
H. Robert Reynolds, moderator
MICHIGANI & II
Noon Break
Old and New Board Meeting
DIRECTEUR
ROOM
12:10 & 1:10 Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
2:00
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
2:30
Concert: Small College Intercollegiate
Frank Ticheli, Conductor
Introduction by Jerry Junkin
3:30
Refreshment
4:00
Concert: Hartt School Wind Ensemble
Glen Adsit, Conductor
Introduction by Steve Peterson
5:30
Evening Break
5:30 Buses depart for the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
5:45
Banquet
7:30
8:00
Band
Break
HILLAUDITORIUM
HILL AUDITORIUMMEZZANINE
LOBBY
HIILLAUDITORIUM
MiCHIGAN ROOMSI & II
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Concert: The Florida State University
Richard Clary, Conductor
introduction by Jerry Junkin
Wind Orchestra
HILL AUDITORIUM
9:40 to 10:30 Buses availabte to the Four Paints Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
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10:00
Reception at the Four Points Sheraton
MICHIGANI & II
ANTONIN DVORAK
Festmusik from "Rusalka"
arr. Woodley
David Woodley, guest conductor
RICHARD PRIOR
Icarus
MICHAEL SCHELLE
Prayer, Schoene Maydl
Jonathan Ruck, cello
STEPHEN PAULUS
Concerto for Piano and Winds
I. Fiery
II. Tranquil
III. Driving
Chih- Yi Chen, piano
P.O.
PH AN
Race of Gods
North American Premiere
J.S.
BACH
JOEL PUCKETI
My Soul Longeth to Depart
in Peace
Blink
Scott Weiss, guest conductor
CHARLES IVES
A Son of a Gambolier
Paul Popiel, guest conductor
\
RON NELSON
Rocky Point Holiday
AUGUSTA READ THOMAS
Magneticfireflies
GUSTAV HOLST
Hammersmith
FRIGYES HIDAS
Rhapsody for Bass Trombone
and Wind Band
Randy Hawes. bass trombone
DAVID GILLINGHAM
No Shadow of Turning
JOHN MACKEY
Redline Tango
STEVEN BRYANT
Stampede
EDGAR VARESE
Octandre
PERCY GRAINGER
Grainger Trilogy
I. Country Gardens
II. Folk Tune
III. Shepherd's Hey
M. Gregory Martin, guest conductor
INGOLF DAHL
Sinfonietta
MICHAEL GANDOLFI
Vientos y Tangos
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DONALD GRANTHAM
Trumpet Gloria
)
)
JOHN MACKEY
Turning
PAUL HtNDEMITH
Kammermusik NO.7 for Organ and
Chamber Orchestra. Opus 46. No.2
H. Joseph Butler, organ
PERCY GRAINGER
Ye Banks and Braes 0' Bonnie Doon
Lost Lady Found
with the TCU Chamber Choir
JOHN ADAMS
Lollapalooza
arr. James Spinazzola
MICHAEL COlGRASS
Arctic Dreams
CHARLES IVES
Country Band March
)
j
)
FRANZ KROMMER
Octet/Partita,
I.
II.
III.
IV.
)
OpUS 78
Allegro Moderato
Menuetto Moderato
Adagio
Presto
DOUGLAS LOWRY
Between Blues and Hard Places
Premiere Performance
MATTHEW TOMMASINI
Three Spanish Songs
I. Olas grises
II. Nocturno
III. Suef'io Despierto
Meng-Chun Lin, soprano
Winner of the ASCAP/CBONA
Frederick Fennell Prize for Young Composers
of Concert Band Music
JEAN FRANCAIX
Hommage a L'Ami Papageno
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG
Chamber Symphony No.1, Opus 9
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G
T ORU T AKEMITSU
Day Signal
DARIUS MILHAUD
La Creation Du Monde
TORU TAKEMITSU
Night Signal
MICHAEL
Raise the Roof for Timpani and
Symphonic Band
DAUGHERTY
Andre Dowell, timpanist
Premiere, version for band
SOFIA GUBAIDULINA
Hour of the Soul: Poem for Large
Wind Orchestra and
Mezzo-Soprano
Peiyi Wang, mezzo-soprano
FLORENT SCHMID
Dionysiaques
...
FRANK TICHELI
Nitro, a Fanfare for Band
PERCY GRAINGER
Children's March
FRANK TICHELI
Sanctuary
DONALD GRANTHAM
Baron Cemetiere's Mambo
FRANK TIC HEll
Symphony NO.2
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JOSPEH SCHWANTNER
STEPHEN GRYC
Recoil
Passaggi
Scott Hartman, trombone
Premiere
LESLIE SASSED
Lullaby for Kirsten
H. Robert Reynolds, guest conductor
JOE TURRIN
Lullaby for Noah
Premiere
NEBOJSA ZIVKOVIC
Tales from the Center of the Earth
Ben Toth, percussion
DONALD GRANTHAM
KURT WEILL
Court Music
Konzert fOr Violine und Blasorchester,
Gp.12
Beth Newdome, violin
JOHN MACKEY
Turbine
JONATHAN NEWMAN
As the Scent of Spring Rain
DAN WELCHER
Symphony No.4
"American Visionary"
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Small College Intercollegiate Band
ResidencV Schedule
Frank Ticheli, Conductor
I James
Latten, Chair
Tuesdav March 21
FAIRFIELD
INN
Arrival and check in
Percussionists
7:00 PM
FAIRFIELD
INN
meeting with James Latten
Wednesday, March 28
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Registration and Auditions
All winds and string basses register
Audition sights and schedule available
8:30 AM
Shuttle for percussionists
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Percussionists
11:00 AM -12:30
12:00 PM
to Revelli Hall
introductory
PM Lunch: Percussionists
FOURPOINTS
SHERATON
M,CHIGAN
ROOMS
LOBBY
at registration
meeting
(escorted
FAIRFIELD
INN
and rehearsal
by KKY & TBS)
REVEllIHALL
Area Establishments
Shuttle to Revelli Hall from Four Points Sheraton
REVELLI
HALL
12:30 PM - 5:00 PM Rehearsal
3:00 PM
Break (refreshments
served by KKY & TBS)
5:00 PM
Dinner (shuttle provided for return to hotel)
Area Establishments
See Conference Shuttle Schedule regarding transportation to evening concerts at Hill Auditorium
Thursdav, March 29
8-30 AM
Shuttle to Revelli Hall
FAIRFIELD
INN
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Rehearsal
REVEllIHALL
12:00 PM
Lunch (escorted
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Rehearsal
3:00 PM
Break (refreshments
by KKY & TBS)
AREA
ESTABLISHMENTS
REVELLI
HALL
served by KKY & TBS)
5:00 PM
Dinner (shuttle provided for return to botet;
Area Establishments
See Conference Shuttle Schedule regarding transportation to evening concerts at Hill Auditorium
Fridav, March 30
8:30AM
Shuttle to Revelli Hall
FAIRFIELD
INN
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Rehearsal
REVELLI
HALL
12:00 PM
Lunch (escorted by KKY & 18S)
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Rehearsal
3:00 PM
Break (refreshments
Area establishments
- REVELU
HALL
served by KKY & 18S)
5:00 PM
Dinner (shuttle provided for return to hotet;
Area Establishments
See Conference Shuttle Schedule regarding transportation to evening concerts at Hill Auditorium
Saturday. March 31
11: 15 AM
Shuttle to Hill AUditorium
A room wil! be provided
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Dress Rehearsal
2:30 PM
F
.
A/RFIELD
for luggage
Small College Intercollegiate
INN
storage until after the concert
HILLAUDITORIUM
Band Concert
HILLAUDITORIUM
2001CRONAAthletic Band Video Performances
Auburn University Marching Band
Director:Rick Good
AssistantDirector: Doug Rosner
ShowTitle - Moulin Rouge
DrillDesigner: Sid Hearn
Arranger: R. Ward Miller
1. Moulin Rouge Opener
2. Lady Marmalade
3. Sparkling Diamonds
Clemson University Tiger Marching
Director: Mark Spede
Assistant Director: Brian Sproul
Band
ShowTitle - RENT/Habitat l12': Humanity
Drill Designer: Brian Sproul
Arranger: Mark Spede
1. Opener: Seasons of Love/RENT
2. Today4 U
3. Closer: Willl?/Whal You Own
4. Finale: No Day but Today/RENT
Middle Tennessee State University
Director: Craig Cornish
"Band of Blue"
Show Title - Dance to the Music
Drill Designer: John "Jay" Kloecker
Arranger: Terry Jolley
1. Dance 10 the Music
2. Boogie Wonderland
3. LeIs Groove
4. Conga
5. Rhythm is Gonna Get You
6. Get on Your Feel
Texas State University Bobcat Marching
Director: Rod Schueller
Assistant Director: Raul Rodrigez
Band
ShowTitle - Latin Celebration
Drill Designer: Scott Rankin
Arranger: Key Poulan
1. EI Taro Raja
2. EI Taro Furioso
University of Hawaii at Manoa "Rainbow Warrior'
Director: Brandt Payne
Assistant Director: Gwen Nakamura
Marching
Band
Show Title - Fire: Sound, Images and Dance
Drill Designer: Brandt Payne
1. EI Taro arr. Roland Barrett
2. Tico- Tico arr. Roland Barrett
3. I Go To Rio arr. Marty Province
4. Sanla Esmeralda
arr. AI Horney
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Acknowledgments
C.DO .10.nll
Omeors
Jerry Junkin, President
William K. Wakefield, President Elect
Thomas C. Duffy, Vice-President
Gary Hill, Immediate Past President
Michael Haithcock, Past President
Richard Floyd, Secretary
Doug Stotter, Treasurer
C.DO Roglonl' Onleers
Steve Peterson, Eastern Division President
Matthew George, North Central Division President
John F. Maltester, Western Division President
John C. Carmichael, Southern Division President
Eric Rombach-Kendall,
Southwestern Division President
Cynthia Hutton, Northwestern Division President
c....
Tlsl Foreo
Richard Clary, Commissioning Panel
Michael Votta, Research Committee
James Latten, Small College/Community College Task Force
Richard Floyd, Web Site
Scott Hanna, Report
Mark Spede, Marching Band Task Force
Dr. Craig Naylor, University of Mary Washington,
Intercollegiate Band
Fredericksburg,
VA Assistant Chair, 2007 Small College
CBDNA and the Small College/Community College Task Force wishes to thank each of the collegiate directors of
the members of this year's organization, to our colleagues who assisted with seating auditions for the ensemble,
and to Dr. Ronda DePriest, Waynesburg College.
UIlVorsltJ 01 Michigan .ald FlelltJ and Stan
Michael Haithcock, Director of University Bands
Rodney Dorsey, Associate Director of Bands
Jamie L. Nix, Associate Director of Bands
Scott Bersaglia, Assistant Director of Bands
Matthew Burrows, Director of Development and Marketing
Maggie S1. Clair, Administrative Assistant
Trish Dawson, Receptionist
M. Miller Asbill, Graduate Conducting Assistant
Caroline Beatty, Graduate Conducting Assistant
Courtney Snyder, Graduate Conducting Assistant
Emily Threinen, Graduate Conducting Assistant
John Zastoupil, Graduate Conducting Assistant
UnhnlrsltJ II Michigan Wind Ind PercHsslol FacultJ
Amy Porter, Flute
Nancy Ambrose King, Oboe
Fred Ormand, Clarinet
Deborah Chodacki, Ctarinet
Jeffrey Lyman, Bassoon
Donald Sinta, Saxophone
William Campbell, Trumpet
Brian Kennedy, Horn
David Lee Jackson, Trombone
Fritz A. Kaenzing, Euphonium & Tuba
Ian Ding, Percussion
Brian Jones, Percussion
Charles Ricotta, Marching Percussion
Michael W. Udow, Percussion
Lynne Aspnes, Harp
Diana Gannett, Double Bass
David Gilliland, Collaborative Pianist Wind & Percussion Instruments
Kathryn Goodson, Collaborative Pianist Wind & Percussion Instruments
Bill King, Woodwind Ensembles Coordinator
Matthew Tropman, Brass Ensembles Coordinator
Special thanks to the University of Michigan's chapters of Kappa Kappa Psi (N ) Phi M AI h S· f . (E silon)
Sigma Alpha Iota (Alpha), and Tau Beta Sigma (Lambda) for their assistance.
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Restaurant Guide
TheCBONA Bus Shuttle will make two stops in the Central Campus/Hill Auditorium Area:
. Stop One: The corner of Main St. and William St.
Stop Two: North University Street (across the street from Hill Auditorium)
'Buses will/oad at Stop Two for returns to the Four Points Sheraton
LIBERTYSTREET (Stop Two)
Afternoon Delight (251 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 665-7513.) Voted Ann Arbor's best place for lunch
threeyears in a row. Specializing in fresh, homemade meals. Open for breakfast and lunch. Brunch on
weekends.
Bella Ciao (118 W. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 995-2107, www.bellaciao.com)
of-the century setting.
Fine Italian dining in a turn-
Champion House (120 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 741-8100) Serving Chinese and Japanese
teppanyaki style dinner preparation.
Cloverleaf Restaurant (201 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 662-1266) A family diner serving breakfast,
lunch and dinner for over 35 years.
Daika Lok (510 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 747-6662) Cantonese, Szechuan, Mandarin, Hunan, and
Hong Kong style dishes. Served cafetaria style.
Old Town Tavern (122 W. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 662-9291, www.oldtownaa.com)
sandwiches, Tex-mex dinners and full bar.
Burgers &
Seva Restaurant (314 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, (734) 662-1111) Vegetarian restaurant with Mexican and
Oriental specialties. Reservations accepted.
STATESTREET (Stop Two)
Ashley's Restaurant & Premier Multi Tap Pub (338 S State St., Ann Arbor, (734) 996-919,
www.ashleys.com) Known as Michigan's Premier multi-tap, offering ales, porters, stouts, microbrews, over
60 single malt scotches. Menu includes steaks, fish & chips, vegetarian items, pizza, burgers, sandwiches,
soups and salads.
Atlanta Bread Company
(640 Packard Road, Ann Arbor, (734) 622-0000, www.atlantabread.com)
Blimpy Burgers (Krazy Jim's) (551 S. Division St., Ann Arbor, (734) 663-4590)
Zanzibar (216 State Street, Ann Arbor, (734) 994-7777) Fusion cuisine at this tropical-style restaurant
features a menu of dishes from countries near the equator, including Thailand, Africa, India, and Peru.
Enjoy one of the delectable entrees such as Malaysian rock shrimp and chicken curry, fresh Moroccanstyle halibut, or the North African lamb tandem. Reservations recommended. Business dressy attire.
MAIN STREET AREA [Stop One)
GrizZly Peak Brewing Company (120 W. Washington St., Ann Arbor, (734) 741-7325) Wood-fired pizzas,
steaks, seafood. Fresh hand-crafted beer, unique and distinctive fare.
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BD's Mon olian Barbeque (200 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 913-0999, www.bdsmongolianbarbeque.com)
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crea t e-your- own stir-fry . Unique dining experience. Reservations for parties of SIXor more.
Con or O'Neill's Traditional Irish Pub & Restaurant (318 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 665-2968,
www.conoroneills.com) An authentic Irish pub. You're sure to find a perfect pint of Guinness or Harp along
with traditional Irish dishes. Consult web site for current live music schedule.
Gratzi Ristorante (326 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 663-6387, www.gratzirestaurant.com)
downtown Ann Arbor. The setting is an old Theater. Service and food are both excellent.
Located in
Kai Garden (116 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 995-1786) The new-line Chinese cuisine. Specializing in
Hong-Kong, Taiwanese, Szchaun & Hunan style. Beer, wine and cocktails.
La Dolce Vita (322 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 669-9977) OHering the finest in after-dinner pleasures.
Indulge in the delightful sophistication of fine wines, ports, sherries, martinis, rare Scotches, hand-rolled
cigars, and much more.
Middle Kingdom (332 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 668-6638)
Szechuan dishes. MSG-free on-request.
Featuring Mandarin, Cantonese, and
Palio (347 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 930-6100, www.paliorestaurant.com!pages!palio.html)
Revelin the
simple good taste of Italian roadside cooking in a convivial setting. Enjoy traditional Italian wines.
Parthenon Restaurant (226 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 994-1012)
room available for 10-30 people.
Greek and American cuisine. Banquel
Pepperz (311 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 332-5252, wwwpepperzrestaurant.com)
Hand-cut steaks,fresh
seafood, gourmet pizzas, pasta, and sauces all made from scratch. Live entertainment, mostly jazz, on a
big rooftop deck. Bar and smoking upstairs.
Prickly Pear Southwest
Cafe (328 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 930-0047) Creative Southwest menu.
Real Seafood Company (341 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 769-7738, www.realseafoodcorestaurant.com!
pages!realseafood.html) The locals' favorite. Real Seafood Company is seafood as it should be. Enjoythe
best of fresh seafood from Boston, Florida, and the Great Lakes. Featuring a fresh raw bar and spectacular
atrium seating, rain or shine.
Rush Street Restaurant (314 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 913-0330, www.rushstreetrestaurant.com)
Rush Street is a casual fine dining restaurant oHering a continental European menu of small plates and full
size entrees
Sabor Latino Restaurant (211 N. Main St, Ann Arbor, (734) 214-7775)
autnentic dishes and a variety of specials.
Family-friendly
Shalimar (307S. Main St, Ann Arbor (734) 663-1500, www.shalimarrestaurant.com)
and Mughlal dishes, Vegetarian and Non Vegetarian Dishes, Biryanis, etc.
restaurant featuring
Specializing in Tandoori
The Chop House (322 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, (734) 669-8826, www.thechophouserestaurant.com!pages!
chophouse.hlml) An eille Amerlc~n chop house featuring USDA prime beef, the finest in Midwesterngramfed meat, and exceptional wines In an elegant settinq Call for
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TraAsponalion Schedule
TheCBDNA Bus Shuttle will make two stops in the Central Campus/Hill Auditorium Area:
Stop One: The corner of Main S1. and William S1.
Stop Two: North University Street (across the street from Hill Auditorium)
'Buses will load at Stop Two lor returns to the Four Points Sheraton See Central Campus Map on page
26 for further information.
'Wednesdav, March 28
Evening Break
5AO & 630
7:30
9AO to 10:30
Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
Thursdav,March 29
Noon Break
12:10 & 1:10
2:00
Evening Break
5:10
7:30
9AO to 10:30
Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Buses depart for the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
(6:00 Concert: University of Michigan Contemporary Directions Ensemble,
Rackham Auditorium)
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
Fridav,March 30
Noon Break
12:10
1:30
Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from Four Points Sheraton
Evening Break
5:10
7:30
9AO to 10:30
Buses depart for the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
SatUrdav,March 31
Noon Break
12:10 & 1:10
2:00
Evening Break
5:30
7:30
9AO to 10:30
Buses depart for Main Street and Hill Auditorium Area Restaurants
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Buses depart for the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
(5:45 Banquet, Michigan Rooms I & II)
Buses depart for Hill Auditorium from the Four Points Sheraton
Buses available to the Four Points Sheraton from Hill Auditorium
Central Campus Map
CBDNA Campus Bus Stop
Hill Auditorium
Modern Language Building
Rackham Auditorium
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