IHS LA 2015 Program

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM COLBURN SCHOOL

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2–8 AUG 2015

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IHS LA PROGRAM 2015

TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome from Conference Co-Hosts

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IHS President Jeff Nelson

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Colburn President and CEO Sel Kardan

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IHS LA Conference Credits

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IHS Competition Scholarship Winners & Finalists

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IHS Council, Coordinators and Representatives

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IHS LA 2015 Program Calendar Sunday, August 2 Monday, August 3 Tuesday, August 4 Wednesday, August 5 Thursday, August 6 Friday, August 7 Saturday, August 8

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Colburn CafĂŠ

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Downtown Los Angeles Map and Directions

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Hollywood Bowl Directions

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Places to See in Downtown LA

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IHS LA 2015 Artists

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Featured Artists 56 Contributing Artists 66 University Ensembles 88 Supporting Artists 90 Colburn Pianists 98 Composers 100

IHS LA 2015 Exhibitors

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Colburn Venue Maps & Information

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47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM

WELCOME FROM YOUR CONFERENCE CO-HOSTS

Andrew Bain

Annie Bosler

We are very excited to welcome you to the Colburn School for the 47th International Horn Symposium: IHS LA 2015. The last IHS workshop held in Los Angeles was in 1979, so thirty-six years have passed since masses of horn players have gathered in Los Angeles.

This year’s theme, “Then and Now”, is a celebration and reflection of the horn’s role across time. With over 180 events taking place during this seven day span, we understand it will be impossible to see everything. Because of the size of several halls at the Colburn School, many artists will be playing multiple times throughout the week. Seating will be on a first come, first serve basis. If you don’t get to catch them the first time, you will more than likely have the chance to see them again.

This conference has been in the making for almost four years. We are grateful that you made the trip to join us in Los Angeles. Please tag @ihsla2015 in your Social Media posts!

Andrew Bain Annie Bosler IHS LA 2015 Co-host IHS LA 2015 Co-host

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WELCOME FROM IHS PRESIDENT

Jeff Nelsen

Lights. Camera. Horn. ACTION! It’s FINALLY happening!

For 47 years, we who love the horn have gathered together to celebrate our noble instrument. On behalf of the International Horn Society, its Advisory Council, and the IHS LA team, I welcome you to Los Angeles and to IHS47, the largest global horn event of the year.

Our co-hosts Andrew Bain and Annie Bosler have imagined for us an impressive week that is guaranteed to blow our horn-loving minds. We are in for a thrilling week of all things horn. Los Angeles is always buzzing with activity, and now we add our hornist invasion into the mix.

You will share your week with fellow horn enthusiasts from places all across the globe.

You are surrounded by your people. Now is not the time to be shy, so make your goal to connect to new people this week!

I could not be prouder or more excited to be a member of the IHS than I am this week.

You have all my best wishes for an inspiring, thrilling, music-filled IHS LA experience.

Jeff

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WELCOME FROM THE COLBURN SCHOOL

Sel Kardan

On behalf of our exceptional students, renowned faculty, esteemed Board of Directors, and the broader Colburn community, I am pleased to welcome horn players from around the world to the International Horn Symposium here at the Colburn campus, in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. The Colburn School is a vital educating force for the performing artists of tomorrow—nationally and internationally. In its 65-year history, Colburn has stewarded the careers of some of the world’s most accomplished musicians, vocalists, and dancers, all of whom started or continued their journeys at critical moments in their lives when the guidance and training from our faculty helped set them on their paths.

I hope you enjoy your time with us, and that you have many opportunities to explore Los Angeles’s world-class arts and culture communities.

Sincerely,

Sel Kardan President and CEO

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2015 IHS LA CONFERENCE CREDITS SYMPOSIUM HOSTS

SPONSORS AND DONORS

Andrew Bain Annie Bosler

Anonymous Betsy and Robert deMaine Martin Reed Justus and Elizabeth Schlichting

PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, COLBURN SCHOOL Sel Kardan

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, COLBURN SCHOOL Seth Weintraub

SPECIAL THANKS TO

SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATORS

Suhnne Ahn Ramon Alvarez Erin Breen Armstrong Harold Ashman Alison Balbag Rupal Bain Lupe Barragan Danielle Belen Mark Berry Bob Bosler Diane Bosler Jessica Cameron Colburn Communications Staff Colburn Engineering Staff Colburn Janitorial Staff Colburn Finance Office Colburn Residential Life Staff Colburn Production Office Debbie DeMeulle John Dickson Sandra Gendron Randall Faust Rose French Kevin Folk John Hanpadungvongs Dylan Skye Hart Hannah Henry Charlie Jensen Cooper Johnson Shanika Jones Nancy Joy Sel Kardan Kathi Kleiner

Andrew Bain Annie Bosler Jessica Cameron Dylan Skye Hart

SYMPOSIUM CONSULTANT Rupal Bain

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP COORDINATOR Nancy Joy

EXHIBITION COORDINATOR Rose French

SPECIAL EVENTS AND VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Gina Vriens

BROCHURE DESIGN Annie Bosler

PROGRAM DESIGN Terese Harris

COPY EDITORS Erin Breen Armstrong Charlie Jensen Dylan Skye Hart

LOGO DESIGN Kelsey Akers

PIANIST COORDINATOR Vivian Fan

PRODUCTION DIRECTOR

Laurie Klempner Lauren Kosty Gary Kuo Sammi Lee Laura Liepens Robert Litton Karen Lovett Peter Luff Lilian Machett Meghan Martineau Susan McCullough Joe Meyer Yan Niu Kat Nockels Danielle Ondarza Lisa Palley Victor Pesavento Victor Pineda Philip Pirolo Susannah Ramshaw Yasmeen Richards Rob Schaer Chuck Scroggins John Shawger Chad Smith Lizzie Upton Ryan Vaughn Heidi Vogel Gina Vriens Brad Warnaar Seth Weintraub Dennis Zeisler Nathaniel Zeisler

Lisa Palley

STAGE MANAGERS Victor Pineda Paul Loera Elmer Pacheco Aaron Jones

A/V RECORDING ENGINEERS Francesco Perlangeli Sergey Parfanov Derek Williams 6

HONORING THOSE WE HAVE LOST IN THE LAST YEAR André Van Driesche Elliott Higgins George Hyde Stephen Pettit Gunther Schuller Mark Schultz Harry Shapiro Jack Snider Virginia Thompson Joan Watson

1936–2014 1941–2014 1922–2014 1945–2015 1925–2015 1957–2015 1914-2014 1921–2015 1955–2015 1953–2015

2015 IHS COMPETITION & SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS / FINALISTS IHS PREMIER SOLO COMPETITION FINALISTS

2014 IHS COMPOSITION CONTEST WINNERS

Keishi Kamada Natuski Mukai Ami Okada Yudai Shoji Gillian Williams Tina Brain Kristina Mascher-Turner Bruno Schneider Tim Thompson

Featured Division Winner Paul Johnston, Mountain Sketches for Horn and Piano Featured Division Honorable Mention Sy Brandon, Miniatures for Horn and Piano Virtuoso Division Winner Catherine Likhuta, Hard to Argue (A Concertino for Five Horns) Virtuoso Division Honorable Mention Ricardo Matosinhos, 15 Low Horn Etudes for Solo Horn Patrick Hughes, Dancing on the Hill for Horn Ensemble All works will be performed at IHS LA 2015.

IHS PREMIER SOLO COMPETITION “FINAL ROUND” JUDGES

2014 IHS COMPOSITION CONTEST JUDGING PANEL

IHS PREMIER SOLO COMPETITION “PRE-LIM ROUND” JUDGES

Lisa Bontrager Ab Koster Brian O’Connor Will Sanders Young-Yul Kim

THE JON HAWKINS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Yuta Igawa

THE JON HAWKINS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP JUDGING PANEL Peter Luff Kaz Machala Joe Ognibene Andrew Pelletier Jeff Snedeker

BARRY TUCKWELL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Alex Witt

BARRY TUCKWELL SCHOLARSHIP JUDGING PANEL Lisa Bontrager Nancy Joy Frank Lloyd

PAUL MANSUR SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Valerie Ankeney

PAUL MANSUR SCHOLARSHIP JUDGING PANEL Marilyn Bone Kloss William Scharnberg

DOROTHY FRIZELLE ORCHESTRAL EXCERPT JUDGING PANEL Dale Clevenger Leighton Jones David Krehbiel Frank Lloyd

Andrew Boysen Jeffrey Snedeker

David Stanhope

2014 MEIR RIMON COMMISSIONING ASSISTANCE FUND COMPOSITIONS Mark Goodenberger, Brave Wind for horn and field drum (Jeffrey Snedeker) Gary Schocker, In Arkadia for horn and harp (James Boldin) Kerry Turner, Les Jardins Parisienne for horn and piano (Andrew Pelletier) Dan Welcher, Spring Music for woodwind quintet (Patrick Hughes) Andrew Wolfe, Triptych for horn, trombone, and piano (Jason M. Johnston)

2014 MEIR RIMON COMMISSIONING ASSISTANCE FUND PANEL John Ericson, chair Douglas Hill

Patrick Hughes

IHS LA 2015 MASTER CLASS PARTICIPATION COMPETITION WINNERS Valerie Ankeney Gavin Betterley Henry Bond Wilson Siu Hin Chau Yu-hsuan Chang I-Ping Chiu Coco’s Ice Cream Dream Team Gabrielle Cross Wilden Dannenberg Madeleine Folkerts Esteban Garcia Steven Harmon Claire Hellweg Horn Pure Olivier Huebscher Yuta Igawa Keishi Kamada Sakura Koyama

Sarah Krueger Catherine McCarthy Kara Miller Nick Mooney Natsuki Mukai Aika Nose Ami Okada Kerrie Pitts Eitaro Sakamoto Emma Shaw Yudai Shoji Nikita Solberg Kazuhiro Suzuki Midori Tanaka Maki Toyoda Gillian Williams Claire Worsey

IHS LA 2015 HORN QUARTET & ENSEMBLE JUDGING PANEL David Krehbiel Kristina Mascher-Turner

Charlie Putnam Geoffrey Winter

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2015 IHS COUNCIL, COORDINATORS & REPRESENTATIVES 2014-2015 IHS ADVISORY COUNCIL

IHS REGIONAL COORDINATORS AND AREA REPRESENTATIVES

Lisa Bontrager Elizabeth Freimuth Nobuaki Fukukawa Marian Hesse Leighton Jones Young-Yul Kim Ab Koster Frank Lloyd Peter Luff**

Louis-Philippe Marsolais Ken Pope Kristina Mascher-Turner Jeff Nelsen* Bruno Schneider Jose Zarzo

Austria Belgium Brazil Canada Czech Republic Finland Hungary Iceland Israel Japan Malaysia Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Russia Slovenia South Africa Spain Thailand United Kingdom United States Venezuela

Penn State University Cincinnati Symphony NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo University of Northern Colorado, Chestnut Brass Company Freelance Hornist, Wales Seoul National University Soloist, Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, Germany Soloist, Folkwang-Hochschule Essen, Germany Queensland Symphony Orchestra and Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, Universitié de Montréal Horn Repair, Freelance Hornist, Boston American Horn Quartet Soloist, Indiana University Music Conservatory–Geneva, Freiburg Musikhochschule Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria

* IHS President ** IHS Vice President

IHS PROJECT AND PROGRAM COORDINATORS John Ericson Rose French Randall Faust Nancy Joy Peter Luff Susan McCullough William Scharnberg Brent Shires Kristin Thelander

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Meir Rimon Commissioning Assistance Fund Chair International Exhibits Coordinator IHS Composition Contest Chair International Symposium Coordinator Scholarship Chair and Regional Membership Coordinator Sound Archives Project Chair Publications Editor Regional Workshop Coordinator IHS Thesis Lending Library Coordinator

Lars Stransky Jeroen Billiet Radegundis Aranha Tavares Flores Canadian Horn Association Zdenek Divoký Jukka Harju Szabolcs Zempléni Joseph Ognibene Yoel Abadi Mami Abe Li Zhi Yeoh Hans Dullaert Kristin Haug Tadeusz Tomaszewski Bohdan Sebestik Vladimir Mokshin Tomaz Bizajil Erik Albertyn Javier Bonet Daren Robbins British Horn Society Elaine Braun Joel Arias

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM

USA REGIONAL MEMBERSHIP COORDINATORS Northeast Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Massachusetts Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont

Jaime Thorne Tobi Cisin John David Smith Marilyn Bone Kloss Shawn Hagen Erin Paul Rebecca Dodson-Webster Jaime Thorne Alan Parshley

Southeast District of Columbia Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee

Tobi Cisin Carolyn Blice Jean Martin-Williams David Elliot James Boldin Shawn Hagen Leland Bartholomew Tonya Propst Jeremy Hanses

Midnorth Iowa Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Nebraska Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin

Joshua Johnson Katherine Carothers McBain Gene Berger Kurt Civilette Greg Beckwith Kayla Nelson Jacqueline Mattingly Tiffany Damicone Gary Reeves Patrick Miles

Midsouth Arkansas Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Tennessee Texas

Brent Shires Terrisa Ziek David Elliot James Boldin Gary Moege Jacqueline Mattingly Eldon Matlick Jeremy Hansen Jennifer Sholtis

Northwest Arkansas California North Colorado Montana Oregon Washington Wyoming

Dan Heynen Daniel Wood Michael Robert Thornton Bob Green Lydia Van Dreel Gina Gillie Jason Johnston

Southwest Arizona California South New Mexico Texas

Barbara Chinworth Annie Bosler Nancy Joy Jennifer Sholtis

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The Colburn School welcomes the International Horn Society.

Colburn School Horn Faculty Andrew Bain, Conservatory of Music Annie Bosler, DMA, Community School of Performing Arts Kristy Morrell, DMA, Community School of Performing Arts 10

John Shawger (Master of Music, 2015), student of Andrew Bain in the Colburn Conservatory of Music.

Photo: Kim Long Vo

47TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM

CONCERTS MASTER CLASSES LECTURES DEMONSTRATIONS EXHIBITIONS ACTIVITIES

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 COLBURN SCHOOL

8:00 am

Registration, Olive Building 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge Olive Level 2, Room 244

8:30 am 9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am

Horn Quartet & Ensemble Competitions

11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm Warm-up Stefan Dohr

12:30 pm

Warm-up Jennifer Montone

1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in

Master Class Gail Williams

2:30 pm

Recital MirrorImage & Johanna Lundy

3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 5:00 pm

Recital Laura Brenes

Interview American Horn Quartet

Horn Reading Intermediate

Lecture C. Roche-Wallace

Caruso Method Master Class Julie Landsman Lecture Ion Balu & Ken Pope

Horn Reading Advanced Life Hack: Peter Kurau

5:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:30 pm

Horn Reading Amateur

Film Documentary 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years

Historical Lecture Scott Bacon

3:00 pm Recital Daniel Nebel & Stephen Lawson Trio

Historical Lecture Jeffrey Snedeker

Dinner Break / Walk to Cal Plaza

Horn Quartet & Ensemble Competitions

School Ensemble CSU Long Beach

7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm 11:30 pm 12:00 am 12

Film Documentary 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years

Horn Reading Open Level

DOWNTOWN

COLBURN SCHOOL

Cal Plaza

Exhibitors Details on Page 104

8:00 am 8:30 am 9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm Exhibits Open on Monday, 8/3

1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

COLBURN

5:00 pm

DOWNTOWN

5:30 pm

HOLLYWOOD

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm

Registration

7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm

Break IHS LA 2015 Opening Ceremonies Todd, Shilkloper & Jezierski

Lecture & Discussion Recital & Concert Competition Warm-up, Master Class & Reading IHS General Meeting Special Event

11:30 pm 12:00 am

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 IHS LA 2015 REGISTRATION TABLE HOURS 8 am–7 pm

Colburn School - Olive Building 3rd Floor Lobby

IHS LA HORN QUARTET & ENSEMBLE COMPETITIONS 9:30 am–12 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

This competition is open to the public. Please enter between performances.

WARM-UP (Participant)

12 pm–12:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Presenter: Jennifer Montone

WARM-UP (Participant)

12 pm–12:50 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Stefan Dohr

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

1 pm–1:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (Historical)

1 pm–1:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

John Graas’ Jazz Symphony: A Tale of Two Cities (and Two Versions) Presenter: Jeffrey Snedeker

CONTINUED

MASTER CLASS 1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Performers:

Gail Williams Wilden Dannenberg Sakura Koyama Natsuki Mukai

PERFORMANCE (Solo Horn/Two Horns & Piano)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

BACH Partita in A minor, BWV 1013 ESA-PEKKA SALONEN Concert Etude Johanna Lundy, horn MirrorImage on Safari: Commissioned Works for Two Horns and Piano JAMES NAIGUS Journey’s Call (world premiere) MirrorImage Michelle Stebleton, horn Lisa O. Bontrager, horn James Naigus, piano MICHAEL DAUGHERTY Prayer for Two Horns and Piano LAURENCE LOWE The Hunt Prelude The Chase The Aftermath MAUREEN YOUNG Improvisation (world premiere) MirrorImage Michelle Stebleton, horn Lisa O. Bontrager, horn Hui Wu, piano

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

FILM DOCUMENTARY SCREENING (1M1)

1 pm–2:30 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years Director, Producer, and Writer: Annie Bosler 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years is a feature documentary film about the history of the Los Angeles film studio French horn players from the 1920s through the 1960s. Featuring numerous interviews with LA music legends, the film follows the development of the motion picture industry and its battles with the musicians’ union. The groundbreaking film uncovers many of the brilliant, never before acknowledged horn soloists of the big screen. 1m1hollywoodhorns. com (75 minutes) *Film screenings of 1M1 will take place on 8/2, 8/4 and 8/6.

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2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun.

LECTURE (Historical)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

The Development of the Double Horn: Makers and Musicians Presenter: Scott Bacon

CARUSO METHOD & MASTER CLASS 3 pm–4:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Carmine Caruso Method Presenter: Julie Landsman 6 Notes Lips/Mouthpiece/Horn Bring Your Horn and a Stand Performers: Henry Bond

Yu-hsuan Chang

Madeleine Folkerts

Roberta Garten, pianist Julie Landsman Videos & Handouts: julielandsman.com/pdf

INTERVIEW 3 pm–3:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

The American Horn Quartet Moderator: Andrew Bain

PERFORMANCE (Horn and Piano Chamber Music)

3 pm–3:50pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Horn Solos of David Uber UBER Thou Holiest of Rivers, Op. 469 Part 1 Part 2 UBER A Simple Song UBER MOSAIC, Op. 100 David Nebel, horn Aram Arakelyan, piano

LECTURE (Technique Building)

4:30 pm–5 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

“What’s Up with Low G?” Presenter: Catherine Roche-Wallace Is the G below middle C a struggle? Does it lose focus and strength compared to other notes in the mid range?

This presentation will explore the special difficulties horn players face in transitioning from the high to the low range (and back) and some techniques to use to help students including visualization, demonstration, and audition.

Let’s come together and figure out what’s up!

PERFORMANCE (Horn and Piano/Ensemble)

4:30 pm–5:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

New Music for Horn DANIEL JAMES CHAN Aetheris (world premiere) CHRIS BACON Almost Exactly (world premiere) RANDY NEWMAN (arr. CHRIS BACON) Snow (world premiere) DAMIAN MONTANO Mosiacs (world premiere) JAMES GRANT Why/Because JAMES GRANT Waltz for Betz Laura Brenes, horn Damian Montano, bassoon Strings, To Be Announced Hui Wu, piano

LECTURE

HERZOGENBERG Trio for Oboe, Horn and Piano, Op. 61 Stephen Lawson, horn Richard Kravchak, oboe Henning Vauth, piano

(Life Hack)

HORN READING

IHS LA HORN QUARTET & ENSEMBLE COMPETITIONS

(Advanced) (Participant)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

5 pm–5:30 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Transference Learning for Horn Players Presenter: Peter Kurau

5:30 am–6:30 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Bring your horn and read for fun.

This competition is open to the public.

Please enter between performances.

LECTURE

PERFORMANCE

(Amateurs - Equipment)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

How to Pick Equipment for the Amateurs Presenters: Ken Pope

Ion Balu

(University Horn Choir)

6 pm–6:30 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

REP To be Announced CSU Long Beach Horn Ensemble Adrian Dunker Sarah Krueger Liam S. Lacey

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM

Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band Repertoire to be announced Richard Todd, horn Arkady Shilkloper, alphorn Stefan de Leval Jezierski, horn

EXHIBITOR WELCOME PARTY (For Registered Exhibitors and Advertisers)

9:45 pm–11:30 pm An evite will be sent to all registered exhibitors and program advertisers.

213.621.4515

200 South Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90012

7 am–7:30 pm

7 am–7:30 pm

7 am–7:30 pm

7 am–5 pm

Wednesday August 5

Thursday, August 6

Friday, August 7

Saturday, August 8

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

7 am–7:30 pm

10 pm–12 am

Tuesday, August 4

(Open Level) (Participant)

7 am–7:30 pm

Hosts: Andrew Bain and Annie Bosler Colburn President: Sel Kardan IHS President: Jeff Nelsen

LATE NIGHT READING

Monday, August 3

Welcome and Announcements

*Film screenings of 1M1 will take place on 8/2, 8/4 and 8/6.

The Café is located on the Plaza Level between the Grand and Olive buildings.

Kick–Off IHS LA 2015 at the Opening Ceremonies with one of LA’s hottest groups, Grammy Award Winning Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band featuring Richard Todd (horn) and Arkady Shilkloper (alphorn) with special guest Stefan Jezierski (horn).

JOHN DICKSON (b. 1963): Blockbusters for 12 Horns I. Now Presenting II. Hidden Tears III. Panic Attack IV. On the Lake V. Fantastic Journey IHS Advisory Council Lisa Bontrager Nobuaki Fukukawa Marian Hesse Leighton Jones Young-Yul Kim Ab Koster Frank Lloyd Peter Luff Louis-Philippe Marsolais Kristina Mascher-Turner Jeff Nelsen Kenneth Pope John Dickson, conductor

1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years Director, Producer, and Writer: Annie Bosler 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years is a feature documentary film about the history of the Los Angeles film studio French horn players from the 1920s through the 1960s.

Featuring numerous interviews with LA music legends, the film follows the development of the motion picture industry and its battles with the musicians’ union. The groundbreaking film uncovers many of the brilliant, never before acknowledged horn soloists of the big screen.

1m1hollywoodhorns.com (75 minutes)

7 am–7:30 pm

Cal Plaza Watercourt, Grand Performances

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

8 am–2:30 pm

7 pm–9:30 pm

10 pm–11:30 pm

Sunday, August 2

Featuring Todd, Shilkloper & Jezierski

(1M1)

Saturday, August 1

GORDON GOODWIN’S BIG PHAT BAND

FILM DOCUMENTARY SCREENING

The Colburn Café will be open special hours during the International Horn Symposium.

Katy Robinson Bryan Rosales Jennifer Serdas Christian Siqueiros Melisandra Teteris Dylan Skye Hart, conductor

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MONDAY, AUGUST 3 COLBURN SCHOOL Registration, 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge OLive Level 2, Room 244

8:00 am Warm-up Brian O’Connor

8:30 am

Wellness Farasat & Williams

9:00 am Lecture Recital Elizabeth Pfaffle

9:30 am

Lecture Engelbert Schmid

10:00 am Roundtable Life of a Principal Horn

10:30 am 11:00 am

Optimal Performance Dr. Don Greene, PhD

Pedagogy Rachel Hockenberry

Lecture Daniel Katzen

Lecture Recital Jeb Wallace

Horn Study & Pedagogy Randall Faust

Warm-up Maria Lickwar Junior Choir Pablo Urbina

Performance Practice Joshua Wood

Horn Reading Advanced

11:30 am Recital Jeffrey Snedeker & Japanese Horn Society

12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

Lunch Break / Visit Exhibitors

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in Wellness Eli Epstein & Peter Iltis

Recital Erika & Austin Larson

Recital US Army Field Band

Historical Gary Reeves

Lecture US Army Field Band

Master Class Will Sanders

Recital Hall, Griffin, Boldin, Van Dreel

School of Playing Jack Munnecom

World Music Amparo Edo Biol

Master Class IHS Frizelle Competition

Horn Reading Intermediate

Discussion Robert Watt

Horn Reading Amateur School Ensemble Penn State

Lecture Recital Gustavo Camacho & Rose French

Horn Reading Intermediate

Fearless Jeff Nelsen

6:00 pm

School Ensemble Azusa Pacific

6:30 pm 7:00 pm

Practice Kristy Morrell

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Coffee Break / Visit Exhibitors

5:00 pm 5:30 pm

School Ensemble University of Tennessee

Dinner Break

7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm 11:30 pm 12:00 am 16

Horn Reading Open Level

DOWNTOWN Walt Disney Concert Hall Keck Amphitheatre

Aratani Theatre

COLBURN SCHOOL Blue Whale

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8:00 am 8:30 am

Warm-up Peter Kurau

9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am

Mass Choir A Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders Mass Choir B Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders Exhibits

11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm

Exhibits

4:00 pm 4:30 pm

COLBURN

5:00 pm

DOWNTOWN

5:30 pm

HOLLYWOOD

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm

IHS LA 2015 Horn Choir Winners

Registration Break

8:00 pm 8:30 pm

Lecture & Discussion Recital & Concert

Artist Recital

9:00 pm

Competition

9:30 pm

Warm-up, Master Class & Reading

10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm

IHS General Meeting Show Richard Todd Quintet

Special Event

11:30 pm 12:00 am

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MONDAY, AUGUST 3 IHS LA 2015 REGISTRATION TABLE HOURS 7:30 am–6 pm

Colburn School, Olive Third Floor Lobby

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

The DeRosa and Stamp Methods. Bring your horn!

Presenter: Brian O’Connor

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Warm-up Class. Bring your horn.

Presenter: Peter Kurau

LECTURE / WARM-UP (Wellness)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Presenters: Amanda Skidmore Farasat Gail Williams

This class will combine ideas on horn technique and ergonomics to help you play your best.

Please bring your horn and a bath towel!

LECTURE (Horn Making)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Combining Modern Acoustics: A Horn Player’s Experience and Craftsmanship at Horn Making.

Presenter: Engelbert Schmid GmbH

MASS CHOIR A (Participant)

9 am–9:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

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CONTINUED

LECTURE RECITAL

LECTURE

(Performance Practice)

(Horn Study and Pedagogy)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Problems of Authenticity and Style in the Concerto in E-Flat major for Two Horns and Orchestra (Murray C 56Q) Questions of authenticity remain a persistent and frustrating problem for scholars and students of late eighteenth-century music.

Although untangling complex webs of misattribution has been for many years a high priority, there remain a number of compositions edited, performed, and studied as the work of different composers. The present study focuses on the problems of authenticity and style in one such work: a Concerto for Two Horns and Orchestra in E-Flat major attributed to both Joseph and Michael Haydn, which is here referred to as the “Wallerstein Concerto.”

Dr. Sterling Murray, foremost Rosetti scholar, lectures on the authenticity of the Double Concerto Murray C 56Q, attributed to Michael Haydn. Stylistic features as well as compositional techniques and attributes are discussed.

The lecture recital includes a performance of the work conducted by Dr. Andrew Yozviak.

In addition the double concerto has been arranged for a chamber setting and published for double woodwind quintet by Dr. Yozviak.

The performance features Dr. Elizabeth Pfaffle, Dana Cullen, and Dr. Sterling Murray. The lecture recital highlights historical information included in Dr. Murray’s recent publication: The Career of an Eighteenth-Century Kapellmeister, Antonio Rosetti.

ROSETTI Concerto in E-flat Major for Two Horns, Murray C56 Allegro maestoso Romance Allegretto Dr. Sterling Murray, lecturer Dr. Andrew Yozviak, conductor Dr. Elizabeth Pfaffle, horn Dana Cullen, horn West Chester University Chamber Winds Jessica Schury, flute Kaysey Davis, flute Samantha Schools, oboe Joseph Harkins. oboe Jack Hontz, clarinet Jamal Reddick, clarinet Joshua Oldham, bassoon Tyler Austin, bassoon Katherine Stewart, horn Adam Gillen, horn

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Time Spaces/Sound Spaces/Harmonielehre (A One Hour Interactive Session—Bring your Horn!)

Presenter: Randall Faust “It’s not the notes, it’s the rests that trip me up.” (Commentary from a young hornist who was working through a new contemporary composition.)

“The horn is sometimes considered a difficult instrument.

Actually, it is not difficult. However, its reputation for slipperiness is well deserved—owing to its use of so many partials of the harmonic series.” (Commentary from an experienced horn teacher.)

Both of these commentaries reflect the many we hear from various students and teachers in the process playing and teaching the horn. These commentaries also have additional variations— depending on the playing situations, demands of conductors, and certainly the complexity of the music.

As hornists, we live daily with these realities.

We also contend with historic perceptions (and jokes) about missed or “cracked” notes on the horn—and much of our pedagogical material focuses on these “notes.” By contrast, this presenter believes that the secret to improvement is the study of the spaces between the notes.

The study of time spaces—the time from the beginning of one note to the other (including rests)—can improve rhythmic accuracy. Likewise, the study of sound spaces—the space between one pitch and the other can improve pitch accuracy. Add to this harmonielehre. This name was used by Schoenberg as the title of his book discussing the study of harmony. For me, this is a bit of a pun, (in the tradition of horn humor), also meaning the “study of the harmonic series.”

It is this presenter’s observation that unlike the piano—where the sound spaces are equidistant half steps—the distance between the sound spaces on the Horn are not equidistant. So, the study of the harmonic series helps to clarify this understanding of sound spaces.

MASS CHOIR B (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Walt Disney Concert, Hall Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

ROUNDTABLE: LIFE OF A PRINCIPAL HORN 10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Panel: Stefan Dohr, Tim Jones, David Krehbiel, Julie Landsman, and Jennifer Montone Moderator: Andrew Bain

WARM-UP (Junior Fundamentals)

10 am–10:30 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This class is designed for the young horn player.

Bring your horn!

Presenter: Marie Lickwar

LECTURE (Pedagogy)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Tocar el Corno: El Sistema, Social Change and the Horn Presenter: Rachel Hockenberry Forty years ago, Dr. José Antonio Abreu founded El Sistema, Venezuela’s revolutionary music program founded on the belief that an intense, high quality music education can provide a vehicle for social change and youth development.

Inspired by Dr. Abreu’s vision, countries all over the world have adapted this Venezuelan model by creating after-school youth music programs in underserved communities. Building community through ensemble is one of the core values of El Sistema; thus, El Sistema instruction is largely conducted in a group setting as opposed to private instruction.

This presentation will provide a brief overview of El Sistema history and philosophy, defining the ways in which El Sistema aligns and differs from current teaching practices. It will then address the reasons behind the lack of horn students in El Sistema programs around the world, and provide an overview of instructional techniques useful to address the unique challenges of successfully starting young students on the horn in a group brass setting. The presentation will also cover teaching and organizational practices utilized to strengthen communities through youth music programs.

LECTURE (Peak Performance)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Creating Optimal Performance Presenter: Dr. Don Greene, PhD This class will help you understand performance stress and how it affects you as a musician: physically, mentally, and emotionally. You will learn the basic form of the Centering process, a

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This is Class #1 of a 5 part series. Feel free to join the series at any point.

Dr. Greene will be available at IHS LA 2015 for individual consultation. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please email him: drdgreene@gmail.com.

JUNIOR CHOIR (Participant)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This choir is designed for the young horn player.

Junior Choir members may also participate in the Mass Choir. Bring your horn!

Conductor: Pablo Urbina

PERFORMANCE (Horn & Piano/Horn Ensemble)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

PAUL JOHNSTON Mountain Sketches for Horn and Piano With motion Lively Freely With spirit *2014 IHS Composition Contest Featured Division Winner

SY BRANDON Miniatures for Horn and Piano *2014 IHS Composition Contest Featured Division Honorable Mention

Jeffrey Snedeker, horn Aram Arakelyan, piano HANDEL (arr. Bernard Robinson) Music for the Royal Fireworks YUKIKO ISHII Yu Collaboration for 2 Shellhorns and 6 Horns VERDI (arr. Peter Damm) Nabucco Ouverture PAUL BASLER JAMBO Japan Horn Society and Geidai Ensemble Nozomu Segawa, director Yasuhiko Isobe, horn Mami Abe, horn Koichi Koshitori, horn Naomi Morimoto, horn Emiko Senda, horn Ayane Hara, horn Erika Hayama, horn Wakana Tomioka, horn Yurika Nakayama, horn Mayumi Miki, horn Mana Yoshida, horn Shigeru Nishiyama, horn Yuji Daito, horn

Yuri Sasaki, horn Takeshi Hidaka, shell horn solo Nozomu Segawa, shell horn solo

HORN READING (Advanced) (Participant)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (Performance Practice)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Art Through a Tube-Making Great Music on the Horn Presenter: Joshua Wood “Even on your worst day, be hands down the best musician in the room.” –attr. Ward O. Fearn Historically well-known hornists experienced a comprehensive approach to musical training and education that is perhaps less common today.

Many studied other instruments prior to the horn and had a thorough grounding in disciplines such as harmony/counterpoint, composition, and singing. This contributed significantly to the artistry for which they are remembered and celebrated.

Today, some aspiring professional horn players (especially college students) can become so focused on the mastery of the technical aspects of the instrument that playing “musically”—with understanding, passion, confidence, and expression—can become a secondary priority. This seminar will offer practical suggestions and tips on how to improve musicianship, both on and away from the horn. Through the enhancement of skills such as score reading, ear training, composition/arranging, conducting, and more, one can learn to interact with the music on a much deeper level. This will lead not only to more powerful and effective performances, but will also allow for greater flexibility in choosing one’s musical path. In a rapidly shifting cultural climate, the ability to comprehend and effectively communicate sincere musical ideas will be crucial in reaching new audiences.

LECTURE (Technique Building)

excerpts, exercises and techniques, centering of tone and solidity of pitch can be achieved through easy-to-learn tactics.

LECTURE PERFORMANCE (Solo Horn)

12 pm–12:30 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

The Hornist as Storyteller: Persichetti’s Parable for Solo Horn Presenter: Jeb Wallace

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

12:30 pm–1:20 pm Colburn School, Plaza

The University of Tennessee Horn Choir Presents “Fugue, Song and Story” BACH (arr. L. Martinet) Fugue from Motet No. 1 “Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied” for horn octet TCHESNOKOV (arr. Bryan Doughty) Salvation is Created STRAUSS (trans. J. Jones) Allerseelen for eight horns BABAN (trans. Verne Reynolds) Voce Mea ad Dominum ERIC EWAZEN Legend of the Sleeping Bear for eight horns KING (arr. Spencer Swafford) The Tennessee Waltz University of Tennessee Horn Choir Seth Hall Ann Marie Lawson Joseph Meinweiser Ryan Scott Hannah Smith Spencer Swafford Jake Taylor Phillip Wadley Katie Johnson, conductor

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

12 pm–12:30 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Low-Horn Playing in a Major Orchestra Presenter: Daniel Katzen After 40 years of orchestral experience, Daniel Katzen has picked up a few tricks of the trade that can help low-horn players excel in their craft and their job. Through the use of low-horn

LECTURE (School of Playing)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

The Velvet Horn-Sound of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Presenter: Jack Munnecom Since 1888, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam has gained a reputation as one of

the best orchestras in the world. The unique sound of the orchestra is lauded by many critics. The horn players contributed to this famous sound with their famous “velvet” horn-sound.

In this lecture, I will introduce the principal horn players from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra to the audience in a vivid presentation, supported by audio and television recordings.

From US emigration in the early 20th century, the founder of the Amsterdam Horn tradition, a Virtuous and a Lyric (admired by Dennis Brain), the First Lady, a Genius untamable soloist to the modern generation, keeping the velvet sound and the tradition alive, the audience will learn about the history of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.

The “velvet sound” hopefully will inspire other horn players to strive after the most beautiful sound everyone can make.

LECTURE (Wellness)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Healthy Horn Playing: Injury Prevention through Pedagogy Informed by Science Presenters: Eli Epstein, horn

Dr. Peter Iltis, medical professional An alarming number of brass players, professional and nonprofessional, have developed career-limiting focal dystonia. Dr. Peter Iltis, Professor of Horn and Kinesiology at Gordon College, and Eli Epstein, veteran second horn of The Cleveland Orchestra, will present MRI films that clearly illustrate horn techniques that may lead to sustainable careers and the prevention of focal dystonia in brass players.

Dr. Peter Iltis has been conducting research for the past year in collaboration with both the Institute for Music Physiology and Musician’s Medicine (Hannover, Germany) and the MRI Lab at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry and Biomedical NMR Research in Göttingen, Germany. The research involves conducting high-speed, real-time magnetic resonance imaging of two groups performing on an MRI-compatible horn: (1) elite horn players with sustained high level performing careers and (2) horn players who have developed focal dystonia. Though the results are only preliminary, these films show consistent techniques among the elite group that are distinct from the techniques of the dystonic group. These findings may form a scientific basis of defining a horn pedagogy that leads to sustainable healthy careers and may prevent focal dystonia in future generations.

Eli Epstein, who was one of the elite subjects in the study described above, will show how the methods set forth in his book, Horn Playing from the Inside Out, A Method for All Brass Players, can lead to the healthy sustainable practices demonstrated in the elite group.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 3 PERFORMANCE (Horn and Piano/Two Horns and Piano)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

The Horn Through the Night GLIERE Nocturne for horn and piano, Op. 35 No. 10 ALYSSA WEINBERG Night Music for horn and piano REINEKE Nocturne for horn and piano, Op.112 Austin Larson, horn Hui Wu, piano Gems for Two Horns and Piano FELDMAYER Concerto in F for Two Horns I. Allegro Brillante BRAHMS (arr. Verne Reynolds) Five Brahms Songs for two horns and piano I. Es rauschet das Wasser, Op. 20 II. Der Jager un sein Liebchen, Op. 28 III. Weg der Liebe, Op. 20 IV. So lass uns wandern!, Op. 75 V. Walpurgisnacht, Op. 75 WAYNE LU Ogontz Fantasy Erika Squared Erika Binsley, horn Erika Miras, horn Aram Arakelyan, piano

LECTURE (Practice/Study Habits)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Effective Practice and Problem Solving Presenter: Kristy Morrell This discussion and demonstration of effective practice and problem solving will emphasize a concise and well organized system of approaching the technical challenges of the horn.

Though all are welcome, high school and college students are the intended demographic.

PERFORMANCE (World Music)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Spanish Horn The romantic Spanish music for horn repertory includes traditional Spanish songs, popular romantic pieces by well-known composers like I. Albeniz, E. Granados or M. de Falla, and some new 21st century creations, including two world premiers by Vicente Ortiz Gimeno and Amparo Edo Biol.

TRADITIONAL El Cant Dels Oscells ALBENIZ Tango from “España” ALBENIZ Granada from “Suite Española” ALBENIZ Cordoba from “Cantos de España” 20

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GRANADOS Andaluza from “12 Danzas españolas” GRANADOS Intermezzo from “Goyescas” DE FALLA Nana from 7 Canciones populares MOMPOU Gitano from Impresiones íntimas VICENTE ORTIZ GIMENO Vaixell de Cristal (world premiere) AMPARO EDO BIOL Habanera AMPARO EDO BIOL A La Vora de la Mar (world premiere) Amparo Edo Biol, horn Hui Wu, piano California String Quartet Katia Popov, violin Luanne Homzy, violin Zach Dellinger, viola David Huckaby, cello

FRIZELLE ORCHESTRAL EXCERPT MASTER CLASS 2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Presenters: To Be Announced Note: This master class is mandatory to attend for those competing in the Frizelle Orchestral Excerpt Competition held on Thursday, August 6th.

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (Historical and Horn Makers)

3 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

American Horns of the 20th Century Presenter: Dr. Gary L. Reeves This presentation will feature horns manufactured by US makers during the 20th Century. Although some horns may be from major manufacturers, most of the instruments discussed will be from small, individual makers or may have been prototypes. Most of these instruments are from the holdings of the National Music Museum on the campus of the University of South Dakota in Vermillion, South Dakota. Among these holdings are the instruments formerly on display in the Frank Holton and Company Factory Museum in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Along with descriptions of these instruments, also included will be a PowerPoint visual display. A selected instrument or two will be present, and brief playing demonstrations of these instruments will be included. Time for questions and answers will conclude the presentation.

PERFORMANCE

LECTURE

(Horn Ensemble)

(Auditioning)

3 pm– 3:30 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

The United States Army Field Band Horn Section KEY (arr. MSG Alan White) The Star Spangled Banner MONTEVERDI (arr. SSG J.G. Miller) Ecco mormorar l’onde LISZT (arr. SSG J.G. Miller) Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 ENNIO MORRICONE and ELISA TOFFOLI (arr.

SSG Becky McLaughlin) Ancora Qui from Django Unchained KERRY TURNER Theodore’s Anthem VINCE GUARALDI (arr. MSG(R) Vince Norman) Linus and Lucy MSG Robert Cherry, horn MSG Alan White, horn SSG Selena Adams, horn SSG Rebecca Bainbridge, horn SSG Becky McLaughlin, horn SSG J.G. Miller, horn SFC Robert Marino, percussion Vanessa Fadial, piano

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

3:30 pm–4 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

Members of the Penn State Horn Ensemble NICHOLOS J. PERRINI Festival Fanfare JED GILLIS Sleep Well, My Darling Old French Tune, MENDELSSOHN, and WEBER (arr. Marvin McCoy) Three Hunting Songs Hunter’s Song The Hunter’s Departure The Wild Hunt STANLEY WOODS: Alexander Takes a Swing Russell Brant-Gargan, horn Kelsey Grace Frisk, horn Luke Nosal, horn Margaret Nostrand, horn Kathryn Taylor, horn Lisa Bontrager, director

LECTURE (Interview/Discussion)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Making of “The Black Horn” Presenter: Robert Watt Robert Watt will discuss his autobiography The Black Horn and show a short film Missing Miles.

4 pm–4:30 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

The United States Military Band Audition Process 101: A Guide to Auditioning and Winning a Service Band Position Presenters: The United States Army Field Band Horn Section

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE RECITAL (Historical)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

One Branch from the Great Reynolds Tree Presenters: Gustavo Camacho

Rose French As homage to the influence Verne Reynolds has had on horn players across the globe, Dr. Gustavo Camacho and Dr. Rose French will perform a recital that celebrates one branch of “The Great Reynolds Tree.” Dr. John Ericson studied with Verne Reynolds at Eastman School of Music in the early ‘80’s as a Masters student, went on to play third horn with Nashville Symphony, and eventually became professor of horn at Arizona State University. There he continued to pass on many of Verne Reynold’s teachings to his horn students, which included Rose French and Gustavo Camacho in the mid 2000s. Now, Gustavo Camacho is professor of horn at Western Washington University, and Rose French is on faculty at Arizona State University and Grand Canyon University, as well as the founder of Mill Avenue Chamber Players. Verne Reynold’s musical influence continues today through the teachings that are passed down through the many branches of the Great Reynolds Tree.

REYNOLDS Partita I. Malinconia II. Caccia III. Aria IV. Alla Marcia STRAUSS Empfindungen am Meere STRAUSS Les Adieux ANDREW ARDIZZOIA Modular Suite for Horn and Piano, Op. 30 II. Sonata BARTÓK (arr. Gustavo Camacho) Roumanian Folk Dances I. Bot tánc / Jocul cu bâta (Stick Dance) II. Brâul (Sash Dance) III. Topogó / Pe loc (In One Place)

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PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble/Solo Horn/Chamber Music/ Electronic Music)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

NEULING (arr. Bill Holcombe) Bagatelle for low horn Doug Hall, solo horn Barbara Jöstlein Currie, horn Wei-Ping Chou, horn Daniel Katzen, horn Mike McCoy, horn Jennifer Montone, horn Jeff Nelsen, horn ROBERT GROSS POP! MUSIC for unaccompanied horn (world premiere) Christopher Griffin, horn The composition POP! MUSIC for unaccompanied horn was written and dedicated to me by Robert Gross during my doctoral studies at the University of Southern California. Robert was intrigued by my thesis subject and the story of composer John J. Becker. Inspired by the possibilities of dissonant counterpoint, Robert began work on the piece immediately and presented me with a copy within weeks. POP! MUSIC is a freely post-tonal composition which applies the concepts of dissonant counterpoint timbrally emphasizing certain pitch sets of structural significance. His intention was to create for the listener an aural impression of formal structure, similarly as would be experienced through Schenkerian prolongation. Although written over a decade ago, the piece has yet to be performed, happily making this performance its world premiere.

GARY SCHOCKER In Arkadia for Horn and Harp (world premiere) 1. Dryads Dance 2. Nyctimus 3. Kallisto 4. Cynaethus 5. Lycaon *IHS Meir Rimon Commissioning Assistance Fund

James Boldin, horn Jaymee Haefner, harp

CHESTER UDELL “Gjallarhorn” (world premiere) Lydia Van Dreel, horn “Gjallarhorn is a new work composed by Chester Udell in collaboration with Lydia Van Dreel. An electro-acoustic piece for horn, eMotion device and computer, Gjallarhorn uses state-of-the-art motion detection interfaces, designed by the composer, to evoke ancient Norse mythology.

For more information on the technology used in this presentation, or to learn more about the composer, visit UnleasheMotion.com or chesterudell.com.

MASTER CLASS 5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Will Sanders Performers: Alex Witt*

Catherine McCarthy

Yuta Igawa

Aika Nose

Roberta Garten, pianist *IHS Barry Tuckwell Winner

LECTURE (Fearless Performance)

5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Fearless Performance Presenter: Jeff Nelsen *This class will be repeated on Saturday, 8/8.

PERFORMANCE (University Ensemble)

6 pm–6:30 pm

Colburn School, Colburn Plaza

Azusa Pacific University Horn Ensemble RICHARD BURCHARD (arr. Gil Padilla) Sitivit Anima Mea JACQUELYN M. SELLERS Desert Suite for Five Horns Mountain Invocations Summer Song Hummers!

Rainstorm Jenny Ortiz, horn Michael Edwards, horn Gil Padilla, horn Noam Shanker, horn Taryn Spink, horn Brittany Petersen, horn Beckie Euson, horn Alexandra Arnhold, horn Stephanie Stetson, conductor

ARTIST RECITAL 7:30 pm–9:30 pm Aratani Theatre

ROBERT LITTON Rip! Frank Lloyd, horn Jeff Nelsen, horn JAMES STEPHENSON Sonata for Horn and Piano I. Passionato/ Allegro II. Passacaglia: Adagio III.Allegro energico Gail Williams, horn Kay Kim, piano KOGAN Kaddish for Solo Horn Julie Landsman, horn KOGAN T’fila Julie Landsman, horn Jennie Jung, piano *Works performed in loving memory of Joan Telma Watson

DAVID LUDWIG Six Haikus for Horn and Piano (2008) Jennifer Montone, horn Jennie Jung, piano PLANEL Legende for Horn and Piano Jennifer Montone, horn Jennie Jung, piano DUPARC Songs for Horn and Piano Le Manior de Rosemonde Phidyle Gail Williams, horn Kay Kim, piano F. STRAUSS Fantasie for Horn and Piano Tim Jones, horn Jennie Jung, piano Intermission TREY PARKER (arr. Joshua Davis) I’m So Ronery from Team America: World Police Andrew Bain, solo horn Josh Cote, horn Alex Laskey, horn John Shawger, horn Patrick Hodge, horn Lizzie Upton, horn Jacob Wilder, horn Gillian Williams, horn Julian Zheng, horn Will Sanders, conductor

BRAHMS (arr. Verne Reynolds) HornSongs, Vol 3. for Two Horns and Piano I. Es rauschet das Wasser, Op. 28 II. Der Jäger und sein Liebchen, Op 28 III. Weg der Liebe, Op. 20 IV. So lass uns wandern, Op. 75 V. Walpurgisnacht, Op. 75 Jennifer Montone, horn Julie Landsman, horn Aram Arakelyan, piano JAMES NAIGUS Reverie for Two Horns and Piano Jennifer Montone, horn Julie Landsman, horn Aram Arakelyan, piano BERNSTEIN (arr Walter Perkins) America-Tonight from West Side Story Suite American Horn Quartet Kristina Mascher-Turner, horn Charles Putnam, horn Kerry Turner, horn Geoffrey Winter, horn

BLUE WHALE LIVE: RICHARD TODD QUINTET 9:30 pm–12 am Blue Whale

Richard Todd Quintet Richard Todd, horn Abraham Laboriel, electric bass Mike Valerio, standup bass Alan Pasqua, piano Alex Neciosup Acuna, percussion Special Guest: Arkady Shilkloper, horn/alphorn 9:30 pm: Set #1 11:00 pm: Set #2 Blue Whale is a jazz bar located in the heart of Little Tokyo between the Aratani Theatre and the Colburn School. Your IHS LA 2015 Badge will get you into this club free of charge. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis. Those not carrying an IHS LA 2015 Badge will pay a cover charge. Only those 21 and over are allowed into the Blue Whale.

LATE NIGHT READING (Open Level) (Participant)

10 pm–12 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

ESA-PEKKA SALONEN Horn Music I Gail Williams, horn Kay Kim, piano

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 COLBURN SCHOOL Registration, 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge Olive Level 2, Room 244

8:00 am Wellness Amanda Skidmore Faraset

Warm-up Robert Ward

8:30 am 9:00 am

Historical Karl Kemm

Pedagogy Marie Lickwar

9:30 am 10:00 am Recital Baldwin Horn Ensemble

10:30 am 11:00 am

Recital Scharnberg, Moran & Johnson

Historical Chris Griffin Historical Megan Small

Master Class James Thatcher

12:00 pm

Lecture Recital Stephen Lawson Trio

Improving Confidence Dr. Don Greene

12:30 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm

Recital Nagius, Smith, Bontrager & Kurau

Discussion Randy Gardner & David Krehbiel

Audition Kurt Civilette

Ensemble Playdate

6:00 pm

IHS Premier Solo Competition Finals

Junior Choir Pablo Urbina & Randall Faust

Coffee Break / Visit Exhibitors Ensemble Pacific Brass

Discussion San Francisco Horn

5:00 pm 5:30 pm

Alumni Recital Idylwild Arts Academy

Horn Reading Amateur School Ensemble Florida State University

Lunch Break / Visit Exhibitors

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in

4:00 pm 4:30 pm

Junior Warm-up Dylan Hart

Pedagogy Lanette Compton

11:30 am

1:00 pm

Horn Reading Intermediate

Wellness Dr. Alison Balbag

Master Class David Krehbiel

Recital Fair, Holben & Snedeker

Historical Melisandra Teteris

Lecture Gina Gillie

Lecture Candace Thomas

Horn Reading Advanced

6:30 pm 7:00 pm

Dinner Break / Take Metro to Hollywood Bowl

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Horn Reading Open Level

DOWNTOWN Walt Disney Concert Hall Keck Amphitheatre

Walt Disney Concert Hall BP Hall

HOLLYWOOD

COLBURN SCHOOL

Hollywood Bowl

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8:00 am 8:30 am 9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm

Warm-up Stefan de Leval Jezierski Mass Choir A Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders Mass Choir B Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders

Recital Golden Winds of the West

Exhibits

World Music Radegundis Tavares

12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm Exhibits

4:00 pm 4:30 pm

COLBURN

5:00 pm

DOWNTOWN

5:30 pm

HOLLYWOOD

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm

Registration IHS LA 2015 Horn Choir Winner

8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm

Concert Hail, The Mighty Horn

Break Lecture & Discussion Recital & Concert Competition Warm-up, Master Class & Reading IHS General Meeting Special Event

11:30 pm 12:00 am

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Colburn School, Olive Third Floor Lobby

LECTURE (Wellness)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Aston-Patterning®- A New Paradigm for Optimizing Performance through Improved Body Usage Presenter: Amanda Skidmore Farasat Inefficient body usage not only inhibits peak performance, but also can shorten musicians’ careers by triggering overuse injuries and other performance related musculoskeletal disorders (PRMD). Aston-Patterning® is an innovative system of bodywork, ergonomics, and movement education that can be a powerful tool for improving body mechanics, preventing and correcting PRMD, increasing professional longevity, and enhancing musical performance.

Content in these participatory workshops (Monday, Tuesday, and Friday) will vary from session to session, though each workshop will cover the basic concepts of body awareness and neutral body alignment. Based upon participant interest and need, other topics can include • determining your best ergonomic set up for any chair • movement exercises for warm-up, warm-down, and mid-rehearsal/performance wake-up • optimizing resonance: using full-body cooperative movement to raise the horn to the body, thereby maintaining relaxation through the ribcage, shoulder girdle and neck Attendees should bring their instrument and a thick bath towel.

MASS HORN CHOIR A (Participant)

9 am–9:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

LECTURE (Pedagogy)

9 am–9:30 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Embouchures & Embouchure Changes Presenter: Marie Lickwar

LECTURE (Historical)

9 am–9:30 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Presenter: Robert Ward Bring your horn!

Horn Iconography as found in The Grand Medieval Bestiary Presenter: Karl Kemm Moderniconographic associations held by alphorns, hunting horns, and trumpets mostly originated from artistic renderings of the middle ages. This lecture will show and elaborate upon the occurrence of certain brass-family instruments drawn in the periods between the 12th and 15th centuries as compiled within The Grand Medieval Bestiary by Christian Heck and Rémy Cordonnier published in French in 2011 and English in 2012.

It is topically a collection of animals drawn in illumination but also contains a treasure of iconographic references interesting to music historians concerned primarily with lip-blown aerophones. Because the histories of man, beast, and horns are intertwined, we see several medieval depictions of historical trumpets and horns in a variety of contexts.

WARM-UP

LECTURE

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

(Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Presenter: Stefan de Leval Jezierski Bring your horn!

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

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(Historical)

9:30 am–10:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

The First American Horn Concerto Presenter: Christopher Griffin John J. Becker, along with Henry Cowell, Wallingford Riegger, Carl Ruggles and Charles Ives, were American composers of the early 20th century with an intense desire to create and establish an original American music independent of European music tradition.

As historians continue to assess and categorize their individual and joint contributions in early

post-tonal music, the designation “American Five” has been increasingly used to underline and reference their common interests. The Concerto for Horn (1933) by John Becker proves an excellent example in presenting such unique and truly American characteristics.

In the late 1920s, Becker embraced and began to apply the theory of dissonant counterpoint, a compositional concept of Charles Seeger, father of legendary folksinger Pete Seeger.

Over time Becker’s new found compositional process came to define his music, lending it the “Made in America” stamp so willfully intended.

Unfortunately the resulting sardonic character and style, generally misunderstood and underappreciated at the time, may now account for the relative obscurity of his music today.

Nevertheless, Becker’s vision and vehemence for America, his place within the American Five along with his prolific and thought provoking achievements, qualify a level of significance worthy of consideration. The majority of information will be drawn from my master’s thesis “The Use of Dissonant Counterpoint in the Concerto for Horn by John J. Becker.”

The composition POP! Music for Horn was written and dedicated to me by Robert Gross during my doctoral studies at the University of Southern California. Robert was intrigued by my thesis subject and the story of composer John J. Becker. Inspired by the possibilities of dissonant counterpoint, Robert began work on the piece immediately and presented me with a copy within weeks. POP! Music for Horn is a serial composition which applies the concepts of dissonant counterpoint timbrally emphasizing certain pitch sets of structural significance.

His intention was to create for the listener an aural impression of formal structure, similarly as would be experienced through Schenkerian prolongation. Although written over a decade ago, the piece has yet to be performed, happily making this performance its world premiere.

LECTURE (Historical)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Magyar Zenemuvek Kürtre: An Overview of Modern Hungarian Horn Music Presenter: Megan Small

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music / Solo & Piano)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

PAUL CHIHARA Premiere of Willow Wood (world premiere) HAYDN Divertimento a tre for violin, horn, and piano Bill Scharnberg, horn Kristin Van Cleve, violin Mitch Maxwell, cello

Focused in the Now: Contemporary Works for Horn, Part I ANN CALLAWAY Four Elements for Horn and Piano I. Wind Fantasy II. Water Portrait III. Earth IV. Fire Music Katie Johnson, horn Hui Wu, piano BEETHOVEN (arr. Klaus Smedegaard) JACOBSEN First Duo from Three Duos JASON BARABBA Visiting with Cecil Forsyth, 1914, on the occasion of the 101st publication of his book Orchestration, for Flute and Horn Duo (world premiere) Peggy Moran, horn Nicole Riner, flute/piccolo

PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

JAMES NAIGUS Untitled (world premiere) LEE ACTOR Untitled (world premiere) DANIEL BALDWIN Big Sky Country KERRY TURNER Tears of Charlemagne ERIC EWAZEN High Desert Octet I. The Valley of Fire II. Those Who Came Before III. Neon Eldorado Randy Gardner, horn Kerry Turner, horn Geof Winter, horn Jeffrey Powers, horn Nicholas Smith, horn Steven Gross, horn Dan Phillips, horn JG Miller, horn Daniel Baldwin, conductor

MASS HORN CHOIR B (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM WARM-UP (Junior Fundamentals)

10:30 am–11 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This class is designed for the young horn player.

Bring your horn!

Presenter: Dylan Skye Hart

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

KEY (arr. MSgt John Bliss) Star Spangled Banner TSgt SCOTT WISE Fanfare PRYOR(1870-1942) (arr. A1C Daniel Shifren) Blue Bells of Scotland GRAINGER (arr. MSgt Mark Craig) Lincolnshire Posy 1. Lisbon “Sailor’s Song” 2. Horkstow Grange 4. Brisk Young Sailor 6. Lost Lady Found JEFF SCOTT Homage to Duke MOZART (arr. David R. Werden) Rondo from Quintet in E flat No. 3, K. 407 GADE (arr. Stig Jørgensen) Tango Jalousie MAHLER (arr. Cramer) 3 Songs from Des Knaben Wunderhorn 1. Das Reinlegendchen 2. Wer hat dies Leidel erdacht?

3. Lob des hohen Verstandes STEFFE (arr. Sammy Nestico and MSgt Mark Craig) Battle Hymn of the Republic United States Air Force Band of the Golden West: Golden West Wind Quintet Staff Sergeant Melissa Rocha, flute Master Sergeant Coreen Levin, oboe Senior Airman Alaina Pritz, clarinet Airman 1st Class Daniel Shifren, bassoon Airman 1st Class Daniel Nebel, horn

PERFORMANCE (World Music)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

Brazilian Concert EDMUNDO VILLANI-CORTÊS Concertino for horn and orchestra Celso Benedito, horn Kathia Bonna, piano GUERRA-PEIXE Espaços Sonoros I. Estático II.Dinâmico EDMUNDO VILLANI-CORTÊS Introdução e/ao desafio

Philip Doyle, horn Kathia Bonna, piano ORLANDO ALVES Lamento e Furore (US premiere) Radegundis Tavares, horn Camila Meirelles, viola Kathia Bonna, piano ARAÚJO (arr. Adail Fernandes, trans. Radegundis Tavares) Espinha de Bacalhau Radegundis Tavares, horn Kathia Bonna, piano VARIOUS Brazilian Pot-pourri (US premiere) Celso Benedito, horn Philip Doyle. horn Radegundis Tavares, horn

LECTURE (Practice/Study)

11 am–11:50 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

IN with the Old and IN with the New Presenter: Lanette Lopez Compton This clinic will focus on establishing a studio with depth and creating a culture that fosters a strong work ethic though daily fundamentals and chamber ensemble playing. All of this would then result in sections in large ensembles that could handle more challenging repertoire because of their strong fundamentals and chamber ensemble skills. This can be done using our traditional methods, but in a new way.

Daily fundamentals will be demonstrated through a method I have created titled “Drop the Beat.” It centers on a daily routine that includes various scale exercises, lip slurs, tonguing, along with other standard exercises, but with today’s pop songs as a “musical” metronome.

Chamber ensemble playing will be discussed using the standard quartet, octet, and large horn choir settings. I will talk about works that we must include from our established repertoire, but also talk about methods on commissioning new works and arrangements.

As our world changes, and as expectations become more demanding, we have to prepare our students and future horn players to the best of our abilities. I believe that these methods inspire a more comprehensive studio from a technical and collegial standpoint, where they respect where we came from as an instrument to where we will go into the future.

MASTER CLASS 11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Ever wonder what life is like as a studio player?

James Thatcher will talk about life as a studio musician, play examples and tell stories about major motion picture recording sessions, demonstrate studio doubles, and lead audience members through a live session experience.

LECTURE RECITAL (Historical)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Horn, Oboe, and Piano Trios in Late 19th Century This lecture recital will include performances of Romance, Op. 43 by Adolphe Blanc (18281885), movements 3 and 4 of Trio, Op. 88 by Carl Reinecke (1824-1910), and movements 1 and 2 of Trio, Op. 61 by Heinrich Herzogenberg (1843-1900). Oboe and horn will be performed on 19th century instruments, with particular emphasis on continued use of hand horn in France, as well as cor-a-pistons and rotary valve horns derived from waldhorn traditions.

Performance and discussion will consider the wide variety of timbres and stylistic interpretations based on instruments within prevailing style.

Stephen Lawson, horn Richard Kravchak, oboe Henning Vauth, piano

LECTURE (Peak Performance)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Improving Confidence Presenter: Dr. Don Greene, PhD This class will guide you in two proven strategies to dramatically improve your confidence as a performing artist. You will learn Intermediate Centering and how to change your self-talk from critical to positive to quiet, and from imagining the worst to hearing the best.

This is Class #2 of a 5 part series. Feel free to join the series at any point.

Dr. Greene will be available at IHS LA 2015 for individual consultation. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please email him: drdgreene@gmail.com.

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun.

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

12:30 pm–1 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

FSU Horn Choir Full Program TBA—will include: KERRY TURNER Take 9 GERSHWIN (arr. Brask and Boston) Summertime (world premiere) MARSHALL JONES Nuclear Placidity (world premiere) HOLST (arr. Sean Bresemann) Suite in E-flat (world premiere) Florida State University Horn Choir Teddy Branson Joey Cafeo Wil Dannenberg Jonathan Gannon Natalie Janas Marshall Jones Adam Klein Kiirsi Maunula Angela Maxion Megan McMahon Aaron Meitz Chris Phelps Jonathan Walton Kristin Woodward Michelle Stebleton, director and conductor Sean Bresemann and Kristin Woodward, co-conductors

LECTURE (Interview/Discussion)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Shared Reflections: The Legacy of Philip Farkas Presenters: Randy Gardner David Krehbiel The presenters will share their reflections of this remarkable person and musician who is an icon on our horn world.

JUNIOR CHOIR (Participant)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This choir is designed for the young horn player.

Junior Choir members may also participate in the Mass Choir. Bring your horn!

Conductor: Pablo Urbina Special Guest Conductor: Randall Faust

Studio Horn Playing Presenter: James Thatcher

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 PERFORMANCE (Alumni Concert)

1:30 pm–2:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Idyllwild Arts Academy Horn Graduates Program by the Idyllwild Arts Academy Horn Alumni & Special Guest Kurt Snyder, Idyllwild Arts Academy Horn Teacher The Idyllwild Arts Academy is an internationally acclaimed residential arts high school (September through May) which provides pre-professional training in the arts and a comprehensive college preparatory curriculum to a diverse student body of gifted young artists. Idyllwild Arts Academy’s 300 students hail from more than 25 countries and pursue artistic excellence in Music, Theatre, Dance, Visual Art, Creative Writing, Moving Pictures, InterArts/Fashion Design. Graduates of Idyllwild Arts Academy currently excel in every professional field of the arts including Broadway theatre, primetime television, classical and jazz music, motion pictures, graphic design, photography and more.

This program features Idyllwild Arts Academy horn graduates from “then and now.”

WILDER Suite for Horn and Piano Chi Zong Wang, horn Aram Arakelyan, pianist SAINT-SAENS Morceau de Concert, Op. 94 I. Allegro moderato II. Adagio III. Allegro non troppo Kolio Plachkov, horn Aram Arakelyan, pianist NICOLAI Duets I. Allegro II. Andante III. Rondo Chi Zong Wang, horn I-Ping Chiu, horn SLAVICKÝ Capricci for horn and piano I. Capriccio drammatico II. Capriccio lirico III. Capriccio burlesco Michal Emanovsky, horn Aram Arakelyan, pianist KERRY TURNER Four Duets for Horns Introduction Waltz Malagueña Intermezzo (for Kristina) Trigger I-Ping Chiu, horn Chi Zong Wang, horn Aram Arakelyan, pianist

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SCHUMANN Adagio and Allegro Kolio Plachkov, horn Aram Arakelyan, pianist TURNER Fanfare for Barcs I-Ping Chiu, horn Michal Emanovsky, horn Kolio Plachkov, horn Chi Zong Wang, horn Open Discussion: Auditioning and Working in Asia and the States

IHS SOLO COMPETITION 1:30 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

IHS Premier Soloist Contest Finalists MOZART Horn Concerto No. 4 in E-flat major, K. 495 I. Allegro moderato SCHUMANN Adagio and Allegro, Op. 70 Keishi Kamada, horn Roberta Garten, piano STRAUSS Horn Concerto No.1 in E-flat Major, Op. 11 I. Allegro SCHUMANN Adagio and Allegro, Op. 70 Natsuki Mukai, horn Roberta Garten, piano STRAUSS Horn Concerto No.1 in E-flat Major, Op. 11 I. Allegro SCHUMANN Adagio and Allegro, Op. 70 Ami Okada, horn Roberta Garten, piano MOZART Horn Concerto No. 4 in E-flat major, K. 495 I. Allegro moderato BOZZA En Foret, Op. 40 Yudai Shoji, horn Roberta Garten, piano STRAUSS Horn Concerto No.1 in E-flat Major, Op. 11 I. Allegro DUKAS Villanelle for horn and piano Gillian Williams, horn Roberta Garten, piano This competition is open to the public. Please enter between candidates.

PERFORMANCE (Horn Quartet/Chamber Music/ Three Horns & Piano)

2 pm–3 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

JAMES NAIGUS Landscapes Patrick Smith, horn Lisa Bontrager, horn James Naigus, horn Hui Wu, piano Commissions, Transcriptions, Adaptations, and Serendipity: New Music for Horn and Voice PORTER (arr. by John Greer) Blow, Gabriel Blow!

SCHUBERT Excerpts from Der Hirt auf dem Felsen, Op. 129 (The Shepherd on the Rock) Poem by Müller SCHUMANN, arranged by Peter Kurau: Waldesgespräch (Forest Dialogue) Poem by Eichendorf SCHUMANN, arranged by Peter Kurau: Widmung (Dedication) Poem by Rückert ERIC STREET: Chocolate Kisses W. Peter Kurau, horn Pamela Kurau, soprano Hui Wu, piano

LECTURE (Auditioning)

3 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Audition Preparation Techniques- The End Game Presenter: Kurt Civilette Since moving to Michigan recently I won 5 local auditions within a span of 3 years. I won a full-time position as 3rd horn in The New Mexico Symphony, which I held for 15 years, but the group folded and I had to start over.

From my experiences taking auditions, both in this recent period and earlier in my career, I have developed a good system of working out the inconsistencies that plague us as horn players, using processes culled from numerous sources. I taught a popular class on this subject at Michigan State University and I would like to share my techniques with professionals and teachers alike. My hope is that anybody taking auditions or coaching students who are actively auditioning will learn something useful.

PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble)

3 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Playdate ROSSINI (arr. Paul Pritchar) La Danza MORTEN LAURIDSEN (arr. Jacob Vogel) O Magnum Mysterium BRUCE BROUGHTON (arr. Paul Klintworth) Themes from Silverado

HYDE Color Contrasts POWELL (arr. Steve Morell) How to Train Your Dragon Sarah Bach, horn Katelyn Benedict, horn Laura Brenes, horn Danielle Ondarza, horn Kristy Morrell, horn Amy Jo Rhine, horn Amy Sanchez, horn Stephanie Stetson, horn

DISCUSSION (Section Playing)

4 pm–4:30 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

San Francisco Horn Section Robert Ward Bruce Roberts Jonathan Ring Jessica Valeri

PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble/Two Horns & Piano/Horn & Piano/Three Horns & Piano)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

PEASLEE The Devil’s Herald for tuba, four horns, four wagner tuben, and percussion David Holben, tuba soloist Brian Shetland, horn Linda Duffin, horn Gabrielle Mocilnikar, horn Chris Wilson, horn Brian O’Conner, wagner tuba Danielle Ondarza, wagner tuba John Reynolds, wagner tuba Martin Rhees, wagner tuba Sidney Hopson, percussion Joseph Mitchell, percussion Tony Cason, conductor BASLER Lacrymosa BASLER Majaliwa Jeffrey Snedeker, horn Gene Berger, horn James Naigus, piano Twelve Tone? No! ELLIOTT CARTER Retracing II POULENC Elegie for horn and piano Jeffrey Fair, horn Hui Wu, piano

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM LECTURE (Composition)

4 pm–4:30 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Compose Yourself: Exploring Composition for the Horn Player Presenter: Gina Gillie Exploring the process of composition yields numerous benefits for performers, teachers, and students. In the process of creating our own music we confront the musical choices and creative undertakings that our favorite composers also confronted, and we can understand better the struggle of turning individual notes and rhythms into music. Understanding composition can break down barriers when we’re performing between the notes on the page the expression we desire.

This presentation will discuss many of the benefits of writing your own music and will offer some tips on how to get started and what to consider. Whether you just want to write for your own enjoyment in the practice room or you want to have your music performed on concert stages, there is much to be gained by composing yourself.

PERFORMANCE (Brass Ensemble)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Pacific Brass Ensemble JAMES THATCHER Fanfare JOHN WILLIAMS/HORNER From Stars to Sea: The Emotion of Film James Thatcher, horn soloist STRAUSS Horn Concerto No. 1, Op. 11 III. Allegro James Thatcher, horn soloist STEVEN MAHPAR Justice BRUCE BROUGHTON (1945): Silverado Pacific Brass Ensemble Steven Mahpar, conductor/musical director Erick Jovel, trumpet Jonah Levy, trumpet Rob Schaer, trumpet Darren Mulder, trumpet Mike Davis, trumpet Dylan Skye Hart, horn Allen Fogle, horn Adrian Dunker, horn Lisa McCormick, horn Annie Bosler, horn Amy Sanchez, horn Shelly Mahpar, trombone Don Sawday, trombone David Goya, trombone

George Thatcher, trombone Loren Marsteller, euphonium Gary Hickman, tuba Adam Robles, tuba Brian Cannady , percussion Sidney Hopson , percussion Simon Carroll, percussion Joseph Muskat, Timpani

MASTER CLASS 5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Let’s Find the Way to Your New Level of Playing Presenter: David Krehbiel Performers: Gabrielle Cross

Claire Worsey

Valerie Ankeney

Roberta Garten, piano

HORN READING (Advanced) (Participant)

5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (Improvisation & Pedagogy)

5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

The Improvisational Approach: A New Method for Learning a Classical Piece of Music by Employing Jazz Education Methods Presenter: Dr. Candace Thomas This lecture is the result of my dissertation research at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), and is for those interested in an introduction to an alternative way to learn a new piece of classical music by using the “The Improvisational Approach: A New Method for Learning a Classical Piece of Music

by Employing Jazz Education Methods.”

While the majority of the steps of the IA have been a standard approach for UIUC jazz students to learn their tunes, when applied to learning classical repertoire, its application melds the two worlds and deepens the musicianship of those who use it. This lecture will introduce the process of the IA, which is defined as a method of learning music through common practices utilized by jazz performers and educators. The musical language and style of the learned piece of music will not be of the jazz idiom, but remains classical in nature. This lecture will explore the steps of the IA using J. Michael Haydn’s Concertino for Horn and Orchestra in D Major. Some aspects incorporated into the project are transcription, improvisation, composition, and how these steps can help to learn a piece internally before

externally. This lecture is a simple introduction into creating etudes, improvising cadenzas, and otherwise approaching a standard classical piece creatively. It is also appropriate for anyone looking to expand on ways to approach new, or even familiar, pieces of music. To help illustrate the different steps of the IA, class participation will be encouraged.

LECTURE (Wellness)

5:30 pm–6 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Playing for Health: Can music keep your brain resilient as you age?

Presenter: Dr. Alison Balbag Playing a musical instrument is a distinctly unique activity: Not only is it a form of art or entertainment, but increasing evidence supports that making music may benefit cognitive development and health. Many of these studies, however, focus on the effects of playing in childhood through young adulthood. Whether the cognitive benefits of making music extend across the lifespan and into older adulthood has not been extensively investigated.

Dr. Alison Balbag will discuss her recent work examining music’s potential to protect against dementia and cognitive impairment later in life.

A population-based twin study, this work finds that playing an instrument in older adulthood is significantly associated with reduced risk of developing dementia or cognitive impairment.

Given music’s universality, this evidence of its potential role as a non-pharmacological, non-invasive, and modifiable protective factor against dementia and cognitive impairment is particularly encouraging.

LECTURE (Historical)

5:30pm–6 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Arvids Klišans and the Preservation of the Latvian Horn Tradition Presenter: Melisandra Teteris Despite political turmoil and a revolving door of musicians, composers, and musicologists as a result of deportation or emigration, one musician has emerged and has become a champion of Latvian music. Arvids Klišans was principal hornist in the Latvian National Symphony for over 50 years, recorded seven solo albums along with countless other solo recordings, won many solo competitions in the Soviet Union, and led chamber music tours in order to help repair church organs throughout the country.

In addition, he was the horn professor at the Jazeps Vitols Academy of Music and had over 50 students in his tenure at that school, most of whom now play in many major orchestras of eastern Europe.

Klišans has been the inspiration for solo horn pieces composed in Latvia and has played a large role in advocating this music, most of which is unpublished, through his students.

Klišans music is considered to be standard repertoire amongst Latvian horn players and has been passed down from generation to generation through copies of handwritten works. In this presentation, I will discuss the importance of Arvids Klišans in the Latvian horn tradition and how this has transferred to the various generations of his students as well as to those who study with them. Through this oral history, which also has a component of written, unpublished music, the Latvian horn tradition will continue to bloom even if the culture diminishes. Recordings and video of Klišans as well as pieces written for him that are not recorded will also be a part of this presentation.

HAIL, THE MIGHTY HORN! CONCERT 8 pm–10 pm

Hollywood Bowl

The Los Angeles Philharmonic led by maestro James Gaffigan presents a program that horn players will not want to miss!

Los Angeles Philharmonic James Gaffigan, conductor Stefan Dohr, horn Andrew Bain, horn Timothy Jones, horn Sarah Willis, horn BROUGHTON Fanfare for 16 Horns (world premiere) John Cerminaro, horn Ethan Bearman, horn Amy Jo Rhine, horn Brian Drake, horn Kerry Turner, horn Geoffrey Winter, horn Charles Putnam, horn Kristina Mascher-Turner, horn Stefan de Leval Jezierski, horn Andrej Žust, horn Peter Luff, horn Jeff Nelsen, horn Robert Ward, horn Jonathan Ring, horn Bruce Roberts, horn Jessica Valeri, horn Co-commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association (with generous support from Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting) and the International Horn Society

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 SCHUMANN Konzertstück in F major Lebhaft Romanze: Ziemlich langsam Sehr lebhaft Stefan Dohr, horn Andrew Bain, horn Timothy Jones, horn Sarah Willis, horn

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1 THE COLBURN SCHOOL 200 S. Grand Avenue Los Angeles 90012

5 CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS 555 W. Temple St Los Angeles 90012

2 ARATANI THEATRE

Walking distance from The Colburn School, .4 miles Head north on Grand Avenue Turn right onto Temple Street

244 San Pedro Street Los Angeles 90012

Intermission

Walking distance from The Colburn School, .7 miles Turn right onto 2nd Street Turn right on San Pedro Street Theater is on left

STRAUSS Der Rosenkavalier Suite STRAUSS Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks Tickets reserved in the IHS LA 2015 Block will be available for pick-up at the Colburn School IHS LA Registration Desk. Email ihsla2015@ gmail.com by Monday, August 3, if you wish to pick-up your tickets at Hollywood Bowl Box Office Will Call.

Parking Parking garage underneath Cathedral: $8.00

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Parking JOE’S AUTO PARKS/SHO TOKYO GARAGE 350 East Second Street

200 N. Grand Avenue Los Angeles 90012 Walking distance from The Colburn School, .2 miles Head north on Grand Avenue Park is on right, across from the Music Center

AISO PARKING GARAGE 101 North Judge John Aiso (San Pedro St)

FILM DOCUMENTARY SCREENING (1M1)

11 pm - 12:30 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years Director, Producer, and Writer: Annie Bosler 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years is a feature documentary film about the history of the Los Angeles film studio French horn players from the 1920s through the 1960s.

Featuring numerous interviews with LA music legends, the film follows the development of the motion picture industry and its battles with the musicians’ union. The groundbreaking film uncovers many of the brilliant, never before acknowledged horn soloists of the big screen.

1m1hollywoodhorns.com (75 minutes) *Film screenings of 1M1 will take place on 8/2, 8/4 and 8/6.

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BLUE WHALE BAR Little Tokyo Weller Court 123 Astronaut E S Onizuka St #301 Los Angeles 90012 Walking distance from The Colburn School, .7 miles Head north on Grand Avenue Turn Right on 2nd Street Turn Left on San Pedro Street Turn Left on Astronaut E S Onizuka St Parking WELLER COURT LOT 251 E 2nd Street

(Open Level) (Participant)

11 pm–12 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

4 LOS ANGELES THEATRE 615 S. Broadway Los Angeles 90014 Walking distance from The Colburn School, .8 miles Turn right on 2nd Street Turn right onto Broadway Theater is on right Parking JOE’S AUTO PARKS 633 South Spring St ST. VINCENT’S JEWELRY CENTER 659 South Broadway

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WATER COURT AT CALIFORNIA PLAZA 350 S. Grand Avenue Los Angeles 90071 Walking distance from The Colburn School, .2 miles Head south on Grand Avenue Walk down stairs by Blue Cow Kitchen to the plaza level Concert to be held by the water feature

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 COLBURN SCHOOL Registration, 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge Olive Level 2, Room 244

8:00 am Warm-up Jeff Nelsen

8:30 am 9:00 am

Wellness Abby Black

9:30 am

Wellness Morrell & Becknell

Lecture Recital Chinook Winds

10:00 am

Building Courage Dr. Don Greene, PhD

11:00 am 11:30 am 12:30 pm

2:00 pm

Lunch Break / Visit Exhibitors

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in Rock Horn Adam Wolf

Recital Stetson, Morrell & Fogle

Recital Broughton

Recital Takeshi Hidaka

2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

School Ensemble University of Texas

Pop Horn J.G. Miller

Technique Marie Lickwar

Life Hack Christina Hoeffner

Roundtable Discussion Winning Jobs in Your 20’s

Recital UW Madison Alum

Wellness Randy Gardner

Recital Schouten, Chambers & Su

Horn Reading Amateur

Horn Reading Amateur Master Class Eli Epstein

Master Class Andrew Bain

Horn Reading Advanced

6:00 pm

School Ensemble University of Arizona

6:30 pm 7:00 pm

Horn Reading Intermediate

Coffee Break / Visit Exhibitors

5:00 pm 5:30 pm

Lecture Erica Binsley

Recital Arkady Shilkloper & Stefan Dohr

12:00 pm

1:30 pm

Junior Choir Pablo Urbina & Randall Faust

Chamber Music Modern Brass Quintet

10:30 am

1:00 pm

Junior Warm-up Marie Lickwar

Pedagogy Robert Stonestsreet

Dinner Break / Walk to Theatre

7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm 11:30 pm 12:00 am 30

Horn Reading Open

COLBURN SCHOOL

DOWNTOWN Walt Disney Concert Hall Keck Amphitheatre

Walt Disney Concert Hall BP Hall

Broadway Theatre

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8:00 am 8:30 am

Warm-up Andrew Bain

9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm

Mass Choir A Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders Mass Choir B Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders

Chamber Music Los Angeles Horn Trio

Exhibits

Recital Andrej Žust & Tim Jones

1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm Exhibits

4:00 pm 4:30 pm

Life Stories David Krehbiel

COLBURN

5:00 pm 5:30 pm

DOWNTOWN

Recital Genghis Barbie

HOLLYWOOD

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm

IHS LA 2015 Horn Choir Winner

Registration

Concert The Horn in Hollywood

Lecture & Discussion Recital & Concert

Break

8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm

Competition Warm-up, Master Class & Reading IHS General Meeting Special Event

11:30 pm 12:00 am

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 IHS LA 2015 REGISTRATION TABLE HOURS 7:30 am–6 pm

Colburn School, Olive Third Floor Lobby

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Jeff Nelsen

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Presenter: Andrew Bain

MASS HORN CHOIR A (Participant)

9 am–9:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

LECTURE (Wellness)

9 am–9:30 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Stress Velopharyngeal Incompetence and Wind Players Presenter: Abigail Black Stress Velopharyngeal Incompetence (SVPI) is a specific form of velopharyngeal dysfunction.

SVPI is the unwanted coupling of the oral and nasal cavities while brass musicians play their instruments. It occurs when the velopharyngeal mechanism, or the soft palate, is required to maintain a tight seal between the oral and nasal cavities in a non-speech situation involving significantly elevated air pressure in the oral cavity.

“Velo” comes from the word velum, referring to the soft palate. Pharyngeal comes from pharynx, or the throat. In other words, air escapes through the nose while exhaling through the mouth. Symptoms of SVPI include air leaking through the nose while playing an instrument and nasal sounds while playing an instrument.

Unfortunately this problem is often left undiagnosed so there are very few case studies on it.

This disorder can deter a wind player’s musical career or end a career prematurely.

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disability negatively impacts brass playing, the causes of SVPI, how to seek medical treatment, potential treatment options, videos (including my own) of brass players with air leaks, and how to help a student who is struggling with SVPI.

LECTURE (Wellness)

9:30 am–10 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Feel like your chops have gone over the hill?

Strategies for coping with the body’s aging process through the middle years and beyond.

Presenters: Kristy Morrell

Steve Becknell

PERFORMANCE (Lecture Recital, Chamber Music)

9:30 am–10:20 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Seen and not heard? The evolution of the horn’s role in the wind quintet Chinook Winds Like children in an old English proverb, hornists sometimes joke that their true purpose in a wind quintet is to be seen and not heard. This program will explore the role of the only brass instrument in a wind quintet. In fitting with the “Then and Now” theme, the program will also trace the evolution of the horn’s role over time, first with one of the oldest quintets in the standard repertoire (Reicha’s Op. 88, No. 1) and then one of the newest (Maslanka’s Quintet No. 3). Additionally, to aid in the comparison by demonstrating the limitations in what composers could have to horn do in the Classical era, the Reicha will be performed on a natural horn the hornist built with Lowell Greer. The time between pieces will be filled with a short talk comparing the horn’s role in the two works.

REICHA Quintet in E minor, Op. 88, No. 1 I. Andante - Allegro ma non troppo II. Andante poco allegretto III. Menuetto: Allegro vivo IV. Finale: Allegro DAVID MASLANKA Quintet for Winds No. 3 I. II. III. Chinhook Winds Norman Gonzales, flute Melanie Pozdol, oboe Chris Mothersole, clarinet Mike Nelson, horn Elizabeth Crawford, bassoon

LECTURE

WARM-UP

(Pedagogy)

(Junior Fundamentals)

9:30 am–10:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Contemporary Solos for Low Horn Presenter: Dr. Robert Stonestreet Playing in the lower register forms a vital part of every horn player’s skill set; however, the fact that it is no longer considered a specialized skill has led to it becoming a neglected facet in both the practice and teaching of many students.

There are significant benefits to low register work on the horn as well as many challenges, and in recent years a number of new pedagogical resources have become available that specifically target this area. At the same time it has appeared that the number of solo works available to showcase these skills as they are developed by the student have been relatively few and far between.

The development and implementation of the valve at the beginning of the nineteenth century had a substantial effect on the horn and its technique, especially in the lower register.

Several innovative composers and performers explored the instrument’s possibilities below the stave, whilst retaining the rapid arpeggios and wide intervals commonly found in ‘cor basse’ music from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. For whatever reason, most of these works and the people who are responsible for them have failed to gain widespread recognition amongst today’s horn players.

The two most well known and widely performed works for low horn have long been Carl Nielsen’s Canto Serioso composed in 1913, and Hermann Neuling’s landmark work, the Bagatelle, written during the 1950s. In the decades that followed, many more works have become available and these repertoire options are clearly worth further investigation. This presentation will cover a number of solo repertoire options for the low horn player, covering various styles, nationalities and levels of difficulty. Special attention will be paid to the works recently commissioned

by The Philadelphia Orchestra’s fourth horn Denise Tryon, by the composers Brett Miller (b. 1976), Nathan Pawelek (b. 1968), Andrea Clearfield (b. 1960) and Peter Askim (b. 1971).

It is hoped that the works discussed will fill the currently existing void for both players and teachers, attract more frequent performances and ultimately a more widespread appreciation of the skills required in the lowest register of the instrument.

9:30 am–10 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This class is designed for the young horn player.

Bring your horn!

Presenter: Marie Lickwar

MASS CHOIR B (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

JUNIOR CHOIR (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This choir is designed for the young horn player.

Junior Choir members may also participate in the Mass Choir. Bring your horn!

Conductor: Pablo Urbina Special Guest Conductor: Randall Faust

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Modern Brass Quintet BACH (trans. Michol Torreilles and Michel Barre) Violin Concerto in A minor BWV 1041 I: Allegro II: Andante III: Allegro assai JOHN HARBISON Magnum Mysterium, 4 Meditations for Brass Quintet I. Invocation II. Pastoral - Berceuse III. Gloria IV. Epiphany BRAHMS O Gott, du frommer Gott DAVID SAMPSON Morning Music Daniel Rosenboom, trumpet Marissa Benedict, trumpet Dylan Skye Hart, horn Steven Suminski, trombone Doug Tornquist, tuba

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INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM LECTURE (Peak Performance)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Building Courage Presenter: Dr. Don Greene, PhD This class will help you understand how fear can adversely affect musicians in important performances and auditions. You will learn Advanced Centering and practical ways to strengthen your courage muscle, such Simulation Training and a courage journal.

This is Class #3 of a 5 part series. Feel free to join the series at any point.

Dr. Greene will be available at IHS LA 2015 for individual consultation. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please email him: drdgreene@gmail.com.

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

The Horn Trio: It’s Not Just Brahms Anymore Performer: The Los Angeles Horn Trio Please come listen to the Los Angeles Horn Trio as they continue their ongoing search for new and rarely heard works for horn, violin and piano. Following their mission to unearth compositions from the past, discover pieces of the present day, and with a look to the future, their program will begin with Frédéric Duvernoy’s Trio No. 1 in C Major. Residing in both Los Angeles and London, John Scott is a film and television composer and also a woodwind player, having played in the Royal Air Force Band with hornists Dennis Brain and Alan Civil. His colorful House of Shadows is another staple of the Los Angeles Horn Trio’s repertoire. One of the most important parts of the ensemble’s goal is to commission new works. Therefore, on the program will be a world premiere by Los Angeles composer Frederick Lesemann, whose compositions have been performed by orchestras, chamber ensembles, and soloists worldwide. He served on the composition faculty of the USC Thornton School of Music for 49 years.

DUVERNOY Trio No. 1 in C Major I. Adagio II. Allegretto JOHN SCOTT House of Shadows I. Long and Dark Shadows II. Shadow Games III. Soul of the House FREDERICK LESEMANN Trio (barcode) (world premiere) I. Adagio II. Allegretto

The Los Angeles Horn Trio Steven Durnin, horn Jacqueline Suzuki, violin Susan Svrcek, piano

LECTURE (Practice/Study)

11 am–11:30 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Why All Hornists Should Have a Smartphone in the Practice Room Presenter: Erika Binsley

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

11 am–11:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

PERFORMANCE (Recital)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Repertoire to be Announced Arkady Shilkloper, horn LEWY Divertissement, Op. 13 on Themes by Franz Schubert HAAS Sonata No. 2 in F major for Horn and Piano, Op.29 Stefan Dohr, horn Vanessa Fadial, piano

PERFORMANCE (Recital)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

HINDEMITH Sonate für Horn und Piano I. Mäßig bewegt II. Ruhig bewegt III. Lebhaft Andrej Žust, horn Jennie Jung, piano BRAHMS Horn Trio, Op. 40 I. Andante II. Scherzo. Allegro III. Adagio mesto IV. Finale. Allegro con brio Tim Jones, horn Danielle Belen, violin Jennie Jung, piano

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

12:30 pm–1:20 pm Colburn School, Plaza

University of Texas Horn Choir HASSLER (arr. Verne Reynolds) Cantos No. 3 PATRICK HUGHES Sweeps Renee (world premiere) BILLY JOEL (arr. T. Anderson, trans. by Patrick Hughes) Lullabye ALAN MENCKEN (arr. D. Meyer) Beauty and the Beast MICHAEL MIKULKA Saraband and Retaliation (world premiere) JOSEPH COOPER Gestalt Ben Carroll, horn Frank Carrubba, horn Rusty Holmes, horn Jeffrey Kennedy, horn Mike Mikulka, horn Brianna Moehnke, horn Zachary Morgan, horn Eric Ruiz, horn Iliana Reyna, horn Matt Rosser, horn Jacob Schnitzer, horn Rose Valby, horn Patrick Hughes, director

PLANEL Caprice Stephanie Stetson, horn Hannah Yi, piano VERONIKA KRAUSAS Wilderness for solo horn and narrator Kristy Morrell, horn TBD, narrator JOHN WILLIAMS Concerto 1. Angelus: Far far away, like bells ... At evening pealing 2. The Battle of the Trees: Swift Oak ... Stout Guardian of the Door 3. Pastorale: There Came a Day at Summer’s Full 4. The Hunt: The Hart Loves the Highwood Allen Fogle, horn Hui Wu, piano

PERFORMANCE (Rock Horn Project)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Horn and The Who: Yes, It is Possible to Rock Out with a Wagner Tuba Presenter: Dr. JG Miller

Rock Horn Project Presenter: Adam Wolf Rock Horn Project is the first band with horn as the lead instrument to cross all genres: rock, classical, pop, jazz, and metal fusion. Founded by rock star hornist Adam Wolf in 2013, Rock Horn Project’s mission is to make music more accessible. One of the band’s greatest passions is playing outreach concerts in the community.

Rock Horn Project is very excited to be performing for you at IHS LA 2015! #rockhornproject, rockhornproject.com Rock Horn Project Adam Wolf, horn Evan Montgomery, guitar Rusty Kennedy, bass Sean Fitzpatrick, drums Basia Bochenek, piano Emily Call, violin Elizabeth Rohrs, violin Lauren Baba, viola Betsy Rettig, cello

LECTURE

LECTURE

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (Pop Horn)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

(Technique Building - Amateurs)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Technique Building for Amateurs Presenter: Marie Lickwar

PERFORMANCE (Horn and Piano/Solo Horn)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

BUSSER Cantecor

(Life Hack)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

And Music For All: the musician as citizen and classical music advocate.

Presenter: Christine Hoeffner Music, the international language of the soul, has been shown to have enormous benefits mentally, physically, and emotionally. Yet today, the value of music education and orchestras is questioned and too often faces an unfriendly political climate. This talk will explore the 33

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 intersection of the musician advocate, the government sector, and the private sector, discussing some music traditions (then), and what may need to be done now. Goals will include exploring ideas for what can be done to more effectively promote and preserve this most sacred treasure.

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION 2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Winning a Job in Your 20’s Panel: Andrej Žust, Leelanee Sterrett, and Danielle Kuhlmann Moderator: Andrew Bain

PERFORMANCE (Horn and Piano)

3 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Takeshi Hidaka: The Harmony of the Horn and Sculpture ~collaborate the horn with the fine arts~ KOETSIER Scherzo Brillante for horn and piano, Op. 70 VOLKER DAVID KIRCHNER La Gondola funebre from Tre poemi per corno e pianoforte Music j Sculpture

Daniel Nebel, horn (Air Force) SSG J.G. Miller, horn (US Army Field Band) To be announced, conductor *2014 IHS Composition Contest Virtuoso Division Winner

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

3:30 pm–4:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LIFE STORIES: DAVID KREHBIEL 4 pm–4:50 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

Join former principal horn of the San Francisco Symphony David Krehbiel as he tells entertaining stories from his career.

Presenter: David Krehbiel

PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble)

4 pm–4:30 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

TATSUHIKO NAKAHARA Listen to the voice in the moonlight for horn and piano TATSUHIKO NAKAHARA Hallelujah! for horn and piano Sculptures j Music Takeshi Hidaka, horn Hui Wu, piano

Hill’s Angels: an ensemble of select alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, led by Douglas Hill DOUGLAS HILL Clusters for 5 (10/15) Horns Fanfare Slow Waltz Jaunt DOUGLAS HILL Glorious Privilege of Being DOUGLAS HILL Gratitude from Recollections for 8 Horns PATRICK HUGHES Dancing on the Hill

PERFORMANCE

*2014 IHS Composition Contest Virtuoso Division Honorable Mention

(Chamber Music)

3 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

BRUCE BROUGHTON Hornworks SSG Evan Geiger, horn (Pershing’s Own) To be announced, horn MSG Robert Cherry, horn (US Army Field Band) Daniel Nebel, horn (Air Force) SSG J.G. Miller, horn (US Army Field Band) David Holben, tuba Bruce Broughton, conductor CATHERINE LIKHUTA Hard to Argue (Concertino for Horn Choir) SSG Evan Geiger, horn (Pershing’s Own) To be announced, horn MSG Robert Cherry, horn (US Army Field Band)

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Douglas Hill, director (Professor Emeritus at UW-Madison) Steve Becknell (University of Southern California, LA freelancer) James Boldin (University of Louisiana-Monroe) Peggy DeMers (Sam Houston State University) Lin Foulk (University of Western Michigan) Gina Gillie (Pacific Lutheran University) Claire Hellweg (Orquesta Sinfonica de la Universidad de Guanajuato) Pat Hughes (University of Texas-Austin) Katie Johnson (University of Tennessee) Kristina Mascher-Turner (Luxembourg Philharmonic, American Horn Quartet) Daren Robbins (Mahidol University) Amanda Skidmore Farasat (Illinois Center for Aston-Patterning) Jeff Snedeker (Central Washington University) Nancy Sullivan (Northern Arizona University)

Leelanee Sterrett (New York Philharmonic, Ghengis Barbie) Kristin Thelander (University of Iowa) Tim Thompson (University of Arkansas) Rose Valby (DMA Candidate and Teaching Assistant at UT-Austin) Lydia Van Dreel (University of Oregon)

MASTER CLASS (Performance Practice)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Authentic Emotional Expression Using Stanislavsky’s Acting Methods Presenter: Eli Epstein How to develop the freedom to express our feelings, our stories and ourselves with our audience.

The focus of horn study around the world has centered to some degree on technique and accuracy. Yet, playing the right notes is only part of what it take to be a musician and artist.

Stanislavski’s widely used “System” activates an actor’s creativity and imagination. Generations of actors have been inspired by these ideas.

Stanislavski’s concepts such as “emotional memory” and the “Magic If” are equally powerful means for musicians to consciously tap into the unconscious and create spontaneous, authentic and moving performances.

Performers: Sarah Krueger

Nikita Solberg

Maki Toyoda

Roberta Garten, piano

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music/Horn & Piano)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

New Art Song Arrangements for Horn and Piano ROSSINI Serate Musicali L’invito La pastorella delle Alpi La Danza ORBRADORS El majo celoso MONTSALVATGE Chévere ORBRADORS Con amores, la mi madre…

MONTSALVATGE Canto Negro Yu-Ting Su, horn Bang Lang Do, piano DUBOIS (arr. Patrick Smith) Promenade Sentimental ANONYMOUS (arr. Randall Faust) Three American Folk Songs for Two I. The Wabash Cannonball II. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child III. To Study War No More Rebecca Chambers, horn

Sarah Schouten, horn Hui Wu, pianist

LECTURE (Wellness)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Visualize to Realize Presenter: Randy Gardner As we think, so we become. Learn amazingly powerful visualization techniques that elite athletes and highly successful performers in diverse arenas employ to help realize their goals. Understand the tremendous impact that visualization can have in the world of music performance and life, and experience a period of guided meditation and visualization.

MASTER CLASS 5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Performers:

Andrew Bain I-Ping Chiu Midori Tanaka Emma Shaw Roberta Garten, piano

PERFORMANCE (Recital)

5 pm–5:50 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

Genghis Barbie Rep To Be Announced Alana Vegter aka Freedom Barbie Leelanee Sterrett aka Cosmic Barbie Rachel Drehmann aka Atilla the Horn Danielle Kuhlmann aka Velvet Barbie

HORN READING (Advanced) (Participant)

5 pm–5:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

6 pm–6:30 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

Horn Choir Arrangements of Great Symphonic Works BORODIN (arr. Mort Shafer) In the Steppes of Central Asia SEBRING “A New Low” Horn Piece (Daniel Katzen’s audition to get OUT of the Boston Symphony!)

SIBELIUS (arr. Mort Shafer, adapted by Daniel Katzen) Finlandia

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INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM University of Arizona Betty Katzen Horn Choir Camille Cook, horn Alejandro Cueto, horn Joshua Floyd, horn Sean Gale, horn Quinn Jarecki, horn Heaven Lasseter, horn Macauley Manzano, horn Mike Mesner, horn Jason Pfiester, horn Ian Ramsey, horn Deitric Stevens, horn Cathy Tran, horn Wade Williford, horn Michael Button, horn Daniel Katzen, conductor

in Downtown Los Angeles. The theater is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and has been featured in many motion pictures and television series including New York, New York (1977), Man on the Moon (1999), Charlie’s Angels (2000), Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003), and the AMC series Mad Men.

LATE NIGHT READING (Open Level) (Participant)

10 pm–12 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

All levels are welcome!

THEN AND NOW: A NIGHT HONORING THE HORN IN HOLLYWOOD 7:30 pm–9:30 pm Los Angeles Theatre

A special program will be available for this concert to include players and repertoire.

Doors open at 6 pm.

Pre-concert horn ensemble begins at 7 pm.

Dress as you please.

Individual Tickets may be purchased: ihsla2015. com/aug5 Any of these IHS LA 2015 badges will grant admission: IHS LA 2015 Participation Badge IHS LA 2015 Artists Badge IHS LA 2015 Exhibitor Badge 8/5 Day Pass Please come early to experience all that this historic theatre has to offer. Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase.

The Los Angeles Horn Club, founded in the 1950s, kept players in shape during weeks-off from motion picture recording. They held weekly meetings and annual dinner parties. The horn players would get together with their wives, see a concert, and watch a comedic act by the players of the club entitled Professor Schmutzig.

The LA Horn Club went on to record two albums, one in 1959 and one in 1970. Most of the music written for the Club was written by well-known film and classical composers.

Honoring the history of the horn in Hollywood, a Los Angeles Horn Club Concert will be recreated at one of the most historic theaters in film: the Los Angeles Theatre.

The Los Angeles Theatre, constructed in the early 1930’s, is a 2,000 seat movie palace located in the historic Broadway Theater District

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THURSDAY AUGUST 6 COLBURN SCHOOL Registration, 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Historical Karl Kemm

Technique Randy Gardner

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge Olive Level 2, Room 244

8:00 am Warm-up Michelle Stebleton & K. Woodward

8:30 am 9:00 am Recital Thompson, Bennett & Robbins

9:30 am 10:00 am

Intensifying Concentration Dr. Don Greene

10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am

Live Horn Hangout Sarah Willis & Hollywood Legends

12:00 pm

Recital Jeff Powers

12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm

Show I Found My Horn

3:00 pm

Recital Tribute to Verne Reynolds

Recital Dylan Skye Hart

3:30 pm

Roundtable Discussion “Reel Jobs”

Recital Katie Johnson

Wellness Bruce Atwell School Ensemble U of Central Oklahoma

Junior Warm-up Marie Lickwar Recital Stephanie Stetson & Candace Thomas

Practice / Study Marc Gelfo

4:30 pm Concert Berlin Phil Horn Quartet

Horn Reading Amateur

Recital Danie Katzen

Coffee Break / Visit Exhibitors

4:00 pm 5:00 pm

Chamber Music Shuhan-Luk Trio

Lunch Break / Visit Exhibitors

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in

2:00 pm 2:30 pm

Horn Reading Advanced

Frizelle Excerpt Competition

Junior Choir Pablo Urbina & Randall Faust School Ensemble Tokyo University Horn Reading Intermediate

Master Class Arkady Shilkloper

5:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:30 pm

Dinner Break / Metro to Hollywood Bowl

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Horn Reading Open Film Documentary 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years

DOWNTOWN

HOLLYWOOD

COLBURN SCHOOL

Walt Disney Concert Hall Keck Amphitheatre

Hollywood Bowl

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8:00 am 8:30 am

Warm-up Will Sanders

9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am

Mass Choir A Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders Mass Choir B Dave Krehbiel & Will Sanders Exhibits

11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm

Exhibits

4:00 pm 4:30 pm

COLBURN

5:00 pm

DOWNTOWN

5:30 pm

HOLLYWOOD

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm

Event Sarah Willis IHS LA 2015 Horn Ensemble Winner

8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm

Concert Beethoven & Shostakovich

Registration Break Lecture & Discussion Recital & Concert Competition Warm-up, Master Class & Reading IHS General Meeting Special Event

11:30 pm 12:00 am

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 IHS LA 2015 REGISTRATION TABLE HOURS 7:30 am–6 pm

Colburn School, Olive 3rd Floor Lobby

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Presenter: Will Sanders

WARM-UP CLASS

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MASS CHOIR A

LECTURE

(Participant)

(Peak Performance)

9 am–9:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

(Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Warm-up Session: Zen Horn Getting yourself into the right mental and physical state for optimal playing.

Presenters: Michelle Stebleton Kristin Woodward

LECTURE (Historical)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

The Story of the Horn Presenter: Karl Kemm The Horn has a rich and diverse history. Many instruments from the past have contributed to the performance concepts now associated with the modern Horn. This presentation showcases the earliest types of lip-blown instruments with emphasis on their function and symbolism.

Also showcased are the recent horns, which reflect modern society’s focus on technological advancements and responses to progressive musical languages.

Karl Kemm, horn Hui Wu, piano

LECTURE (Technique Building)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Good Vibrations Presenter: Randy Gardner Do you want good vibrations to flow out of your bell? This presentation will discuss proven approaches to bringing the very finest vibrations to life through your horn and keys to unlocking your horn playing success, whether your goal is to enjoy playing in a school or community band or to become a member of a world-class orchestra. A broad spectrum of musical and technical topics will be discussed and powerful practice strategies will be introduced in a conversational manner. Material for this presentation is drawn from the recently released book, Good Vibrations: Master Classes for Brass Players.

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PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble/Horn and Piano/ Chamber Music)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

TIMOTHY THOMPSON Hornscape for Eight Horns Eight horns to be announced Timothy Thompson, conductor BOWEN Sonata for Horn and Piano, Op. 101 I. Moderato espressivo II. Poco lento maestoso III. Allegro con spirit Travis Bennett, horn Andrew Adams, piano CHRISTOPHER GORDON Another Day I. A Quick Look Around II. On Reflection III. Go for Broke Daren Robbins, horn Alex Iles, trombone Zack Collins, tuba Aram Arakelyan, pianist

MASS CHOIR B (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi All ages and levels welcome.

Each day, the same repertoire will be rehearsed during both choirs. Choose a choir that best fits your schedule. BYOS (bring your own stand).

HORN READING (Advanced) (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Intensifying Concentration Presenter: Dr. Don Greene, PhD This class will help you understand the three main distractions that musicians encounter in most high-pressure situations. You will learn about dealing with adversity and controlling your attention no matter what, so you can get focused and stay focused until you are done.

This is Class #3 of a 5 part series. Feel free to join the series at any point.

Dr. Greene will be available at IHS LA 2015 for individual consultation. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please email him: drdgreene@gmail.com.

LIVE HORN HANGOUT 11 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Hollywood Horn Legends James Thatcher, Richard Todd, and Brian O’Connor Host: Sarah Willis

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

PERFORMANCE (Recital)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION (Careers in Music)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Horn Players with “Reel” Jobs Preston Shepard, recording engineer Todd Niesen, sound editor Brad Warnaar, orchestrator Victor Pesavento, copyist & orchestrator Check out this roundtable discussion with horn players who have made a “reel” career working on many of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters and TV shows.

Annie Bosler, moderator

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Shuhan-Luk Trio: Music for Flute, Horn and Piano GAUBERT (trans. A. Shuhan) “On A Clear Morning” from Three Watercolors PIAZOLLA (arr. A. Shuhan) Oblivion TILLMETZ Nocturne, Op. 31 DANA WILSON Shallow Streams, Deep Rivers I. Freely, dramatically!; Strict time II. With great warmth and intimacy III. Slowly, dramatically; With energy DURUFLÉ (trans. A. Shuhan) Prélude, Récitatif et Variations, Op. 3 Alexander Shuhan, horn Elizabeth Shuhan, flute Siu Yan Luk, piano

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

A recital of music for Horn by the American composer, Daniel Baldwin DANIEL BALDWIN Appalachian Suite for Horn and Piano (2006) I. Maggie Valley Snowfall II. Braving the Storm III. Oceans of Starlight IV. At the Summit DANIEL BALDWIN “Reminiscence” - A Song Cycle for Mezzo-Soprano, Horn and Piano.

Inspired by the Poems of Lt. Henry Lee and the Stories of Sgt. Vane Lawson. (world premiere) I. And Still We Have Faith II. Prayer Before Battle III. Death Unmasked IV. Our Land of Broken Memories DANIEL BALDWIN Landscapes for Horn, Clarinet, Bassoon, and Piano (2012) Three scenes Inspired by the Life and Work of Landscape Artist Frederic Edwin Church I. Of Tomorrow’s Promise; West Rock, New Haven, 1849 II. Of Pain and Sorrows; Twilight: Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1865 III. Of Quiet Reflection; Mount Katahdin from Millinocket camp, 1895 Jeffrey Powers, horn Dr. Kae Hosoda-Ayer, piano Hannah Powers, mezzo-soprano Dr. Jun Qian, clarinet Dr. Ann Shoemaker, bassoon

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM LECTURE (Wellness)

12 pm–12:30 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Recovering from lip injury: the long road back Presenter: Bruce Atwell In November 2012, I had surgery on my upper lip to remove potentially precancerous lesions.

This was the start of a two year process of returning to professional playing involving many ups and downs, contact with many brass musicians who have had injuries, and eventually rediscovering the joy of horn playing. This presentation will cover my journey back with resources and advice for injured players and a discussion of injury prevention.

PERFORMANCE (Horn & Piano)

12 pm–12:30 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Focused in the Now: Contemporary Works for Horn DEFAYE Alpha pour Cor et Piano PERSICHETTI Parable VIII for Solo Horn, Op. 120 ØYSTEIN BAADSVIK Ordner Seg Katie Johnson, horn Hui Wu, piano

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Quartet)

12:30 pm–1 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

University of Central Oklahoma Broncho Horn Quartet SCHUBERT (arr. Verne Reynolds) Six Quartets I. LOWELL E. SHAW Frippery No. 8 “barbershop” JASON BARABBA A Walk At Dusk KERRY TURNER Fanfare for Barcs University of Central Oklahoma Broncho Horn Quartet Faith Skinner, horn Ryan McCann, horn Preston Drain, horn Laura Yeakley, horn

THEATRICAL PRODUCTION: I FOUND MY HORN 1:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

I Found My Horn Writers: Jasper Rees and Jonathan Guy Lewis Director: Harry Burton Actor: Jonathan Guy Lewis

Jonathan Guy Lewis is directed by Harry Burton in an updated production of this wryly funny and infinitely touching story about making music and confronting one’s private demons. Adapted from Jasper Rees’ popular book, A Devil to Play, the play was premiered in 2008 at the Aldeburgh Festival in Benjamin Britten’s home town. It was performed to great acclaim at the 2014 International Horn Society workshop in London.

A man wakes up at 40 to a broken marriage, a beckoning bedsit, and the realization that he has done nothing to make himself memorable.

After a lay-off of 25 years, he seeks redemption via the sixteen feet of treacherous brass tubing he never mastered in his youth. Resuming his old French horn, he sets himself an impossible task: to perform a Mozart concerto in front of a paying audience of horn fanatics.

Q&A to follow. *This production will be repeated on Saturday, 8/8.

FRIZELLE EXCERPT COMPETITION 1:30 pm–5:30 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

High/Low Horn

PERFORMANCE (Solo Horn)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

BACH (tran. Daniel Katzen) Suite V, BWV 1011 Prelude Courante Sarabande Gavottes Gigue Daniel Katzen, horn

PERFORMANCE (Tribute Concert)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Students of Verne Reynolds Perform the Music of Verne Reynolds: A Tribute Concert REYNOLDS Sonata Concertare IV: Caccia Tina Su, horn Bang Lang Do, piano REYNOLDS Divertimento for horn, flute and piano II. Elegy III. Motion Shuhan-Luk Trio Alexander Shuhan, horn Elizabeth Shuhan, flute Siu Yan Luk, piano

REYNOLDS Hornvibes for horn and vibraphone I. Fantasy II. Riffs Sarah Bach, horn Edward Atkatz, vibraphone REYNOLDS Song of the Seasons V. Mellowness (Autumn) - Words by Lin Yutang Peter Kurau, horn Pamela Kurau, soprano Mitsuko Morikawa, piano REYNOLDS Calls for Two Horns I. II. III. IV. Amy Jo Rhine, horn Kristy Morrell, horn REYNOLDS Partita for horn and piano IV. Alla marcia Larry Lowe, horn Dr. Scott Holden, piano Horn Choir Selections: TBA Sarah Bach, horn Allen Fogle, horn Young-Yul Kim, horn Larry Lowe, horn Kristy Morrell, horn Amy Jo Rhine, horn Alex Shuhan, horn Tina Su, horn Peter Kurau, conductor

WARM-UP (Junior Fundamentals)

2 pm–2:30 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This class is designed for the young horn player.

Bring your horn!

Presenter: Marie Lickwar

JUNIOR CHOIR (Participant)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This choir is designed for the young horn player.

Junior Choir members may also participate in the Mass Choir. Bring your horn!

Conductor: Pablo Urbina Special Guest Conductor: Randall Faust

PERFORMANCE (Horn & Piano/Chamber Music)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

HAYDN (edited by Candace Thomas) Concertino for Horn and Orchestra in D Major I. Larghetto II. Allegro non troppo III. Menuet and trio Dr. Candace Thomas, horn Mitsuko Morikawa, pianist REINECKE Trio, Op. 274 I. Allegro II. Ein Marchen, Andante III. Scherzo, Allegro ARC trio Stephanie Stetson, horn Jeanne Skrocki, violin Hannah Yi, piano

PERFORMANCE (Horn & Piano/Solo Horn)

3 pm–3:30 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

BACH (arr. Laurindo Almeida) Partita No. 1 in Bb major, BWV 825 i. Praeludium ii. Allemande iii. Courante iv. Sarabande v. Menuet I vi. Menuet II vii. Gigue Dylan Skye Hart, horn Edward Trybek, guitar PETER MAXWELL DAVIES Sea Eagle for Solo Horn Dylan Skye Hart, horn RIMSKY-KORSAKOV (arr. Dylan Skye Hart) Flight of the Bumblebee Dylan Skye Hart, horn Hsin-I Huang, piano

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

3:30 pm–4 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music Horn Ensemble Geidai Horn Ensemble STRAUSS (arr. Koichi Ohashi) Ein Heldenleben STRAUSS (arr. Koichi Ohashi) Concerto Battle STRAUSS (arr. Koichi Ohashi) September from Vier Letzte Lieder STRAUSS (arr. Koichi Ohashi) Der Rosenkavalier 39

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 Geidai Horn Ensemble Yuna Aihara, horn Misaki Haginoya, horn Yuta Igawa, horn Keishi Kamada, horn Sakura Koyama, horn Natsuki Mukai, horn Aika Nose, horn Ami Okada, horn Eitarou Sakamoto, horn Yudai Shoji, horn Kazuhiro Suzuki, horn Midori Tanaka, horn Maki Toyoda, horn Kota Umejima, horn Natsumi Yoshizawa, horn Takeshi Hidaka, conductor

LECTURE (Practice/Study)

4 pm–4:30 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

The Past, Present, and Future of Practice Presenter: Marc Gelfo The last 100 years has seen a tremendous change in our understanding of learning and skill development. I begin with an overview of traditional music practice techniques, looking at underlying assumptions and models to establish a baseline. From there I will discuss research from the last few decades, drawing from fields such as cognitive science, peak performance, and psychopharmacology, as well as the influence of traditional practices such as yoga and meditation, on how we can improve as musicians. This leads to a survey of the current “cutting edge” of practice techniques.

I will discuss my own experiences leading a holistic music practice retreat, as well as the influence of programs such as Noa Kageyama’s Bulletproof Musician. Finally, I will explore directions the future might hold for music practice, examining the role of technology, biofeedback, nutrition, and other fruitful domains.

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

MASTER CLASS 4:30 pm–5:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

The Way to Musical Freedom Presenter: Arkady Shilkloper

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PERFORMANCE (Recital)

4:30 pm–5:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Around the World with the Berlin Phil Horns Stefan Dohr Andrej Žust Stefan de Leval Jezierski Sarah Willis This performance will be repeated on Friday, 8/7.

SARAH WILLIS SPECIAL EVENT 7 pm–7:30 pm On a trip en route to the Hollywood Bowl, Sarah Willis will be organizing something for the masses. More info to come!

SHOSTAKOVICH 5 & THE EMPEROR CONCERTO 8 pm–10 pm

Hollywood Bowl

Los Angeles Philharmonic James Gaffigan, conductor Yundi, piano BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73, Emperor SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 4 Tickets reserved in the IHS LA 2015 Block will be available for pick-up at the Colburn School IHS LA Registration Desk. Email ihsla2015@ gmail.com by Wednesday, August 5th if you wish to pick-up your tickets at Hollywood Bowl Box Office Will Call.

LATE NIGHT READING (Open Level) (Participant)

10 pm–11 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

All levels are welcome!

FILM DOCUMENTARY SCREENING (1M1)

11 pm–12:30 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years Director, Producer, and Writer: Annie Bosler 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years is a feature documentary film about the history of the Los Angeles film studio French horn players from the 1920s through the 1960s.

Featuring numerous interviews with LA music legends, the film follows the development of the motion picture industry and its battles with

the musicians’ union. The groundbreaking film uncovers many of the brilliant, never before acknowledged horn soloists of the big screen.

1m1hollywoodhorns.com (75 minutes) Film screenings of 1M1 will take place on 8/2, 8/4 and 8/6.

DURING PERFORMANCES NO PHONES OR CAMERAS PLEASE

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION RESIDENCE HALL CHECK-IN Please register for the IHS LA 2015 conference in the Olive Building, 3rd Floor Lobby.

With respect for our artists and to other audience members, no photography, or videos are allowed.

We believe that the artists should make the choice of whether to post their performance on YouTube, FB, etc. or not. Also, please make sure your cell phone is turned off during the concerts.

Hours for Registration and Colburn Residence Hall Check-In Saturday, August 1 Sunday, August 2 Monday, August 3 Tuesday, August 4 Wednesday, August 5 Thursday, August 6 Friday, August 7 Saturday, August 8

9 am – 11 pm 8 am - 7 pm 7:30 am - 6 pm 7:30 am - 6 pm 7:30 am - 6 pm 7:30 am - 6 pm 7:30 am - 6 pm 7:30 am - 4 pm

Residence Hall Check-Out Sunday, August 9 8 am - 12 pm

University of redlands school of MUsic

Laura Brenes, Artist Teacher of Horn, holds degrees from Brigham Young University and the University of Southern California. She has been a member of the Redlands Symphony since 2001 and performs with many orchestras including the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Long Beach Symphony, Pasadena Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Santa Barbara Symphony. Ms. Brenes is active in the recording studio and can be heard on many motion picture and television soundtracks. She has toured all over the US as well as Eastern Europe and China, with a number of different musical ensembles. Ms. Brenes has a passion for teaching horn and has enjoyed being in the University of Redlands family since 2008.

“Redlands was a place for me to find my passion for the instrument and performance. The small community allowed me to form strong relationships with fellow students and faculty members. I was in constant contact with faculty so it was always easy to get helpful, reliable feedback during my time at Redlands.”

Luke Hilland ‘13, B.Mus. Horn Performance Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Music • Master of Music Music Scholarships & Graduate Assistantships Available music@redlands.edu Redlands.edu/music Facebook.com/UoRSoM 41

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 COLBURN SCHOOL Registration, 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

8:00 am Warm-up Eli Epstein

8:30 am

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Junior Warm-up Marie Lickwar

IHS General Meeting

10:00 am World Music Horn Brasil

10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am

Lecture Evolution of I Found My Horn

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge Olive Level 2, Room 244

Wellness Amanda Skidmore Farasat

9:00 am 9:30 am

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Life Hack Rebecca Chambers & Sarah Schouten

Practice / Study Travis Bennett

Horn Reading Intermediate Performance Practice James Boldin

Horn Reading Amateur

Marketing Karen Cubides

12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in Lunch Break / Visit Exhibitors

2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm

Recital Tryon & Dohr

3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

Master Class Peter Kurau

5:00 pm

Opera!

Barbara Jรถstlein

5:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:30 pm

Creating Peak Performance Dr. Don Greene

Recital Joy &Lowe

Recital Gelfo, Reppun, Pumphrey & Gillie

Wellness Natalie Douglass

Recital Andrew Bain & Richard Todd

Horn Reading Advanced School Ensemble Central Washington U.

7:00 pm 7:30 pm

Junior Choir Pablo Urbina & Randall Faust

Dinner Break / Walk to Cathedral

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Horn Reading Open

DOWNTOWN Cal Plaza

Lady of Angels Cathedral

COLBURN SCHOOL

Walt Disney Concert Hall Keck Amphitheatre

Walt Disney Concert Hall BP Hall

Exhibitors Details on Page 104

8:00 am Warm-up Tim Jones

8:30 am 9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am

Exhibits

11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm

Mass Choir Set Up Concert Mass Choir

1:00 pm Group Photo

1:30 pm 2:00 pm

Exhibits

2:30 pm Recital O’Connor, Clevenger & Žust

3:00 pm 3:30 pm

Chamber Music Mill Ave Chamber Players

4:00 pm 4:30 pm

COLBURN

5:00 pm

DOWNTOWN

5:30 pm Concert Berlin Phil Horn Quartet

6:00 pm

HOLLYWOOD

6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm

Registration IHS LA 2015 Horn Ensemble Winner

Concert A Sojourn, A Celebration, and A Farewell

11:00 pm

Competition Warm-up, Master Class & Reading

10:00 pm 10:30 pm

Break Lecture & Discussion Recital & Concert

Reception

IHS General Meeting Special Event

11:30 pm 12:00 am

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IHS LA 2015 REGISTRATION TABLE HOURS 7:30 am–6 pm

Colburn School, Olive 3rd Floor Lobby

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

WARM-UP

LECTURE

(Participant)

(Life Hack)

8 am–8:50 am

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Keck Amphitheatre

Presenter: Tim Jones

WARM-UP (Junior Fundamentals)

8 am–8:30 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Presenter: Marie Lickwar This class is designed for the young horn player.

Bring your horn!

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Eli Epstein

LECTURE (Wellness)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Aston-Patterning® - A New Paradigm for Optimizing Performance through Improved Body Usage Presenter: Amanda Skidmore Farasat Inefficient body usage not only inhibits peak performance, but also can shorten musicians’ careers by triggering overuse injuries and other performance related musculoskeletal disorders (PRMD). Aston-Patterning® is an innovative system of bodywork, ergonomics, and movement education that can be a powerful tool for improving body mechanics, preventing and correcting PRMD, increasing professional longevity, and enhancing musical performance.

Content in these participatory workshops (Monday, Tuesday, and Friday) will vary from session to session, though each workshop will cover the basic concepts of body awareness and neutral body alignment. Based upon participant interest and need, other topics can include: • determining your best ergonomic set up for any chair • movement exercises for warm-up, warm-down, and mid-rehearsal/performance wake-up • optimizing resonance: using full-body cooperative movement to raise the horn to the body, thereby maintaining relaxation through the ribcage, shoulder girdle and neck Attendees should bring their instrument and a thick bath towel.

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IHS GENERAL MEETING

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

What Now? Life Between Your Graduate Degree and Your Dream Job: Help for new professionals and teachers of future professionals Presenters: Rebecca Chambers Sarah Schouten An increasing number of students are completing graduate degrees and attempting to enter the workforce. The supply of new, highly qualified horn performers and teachers is considerably more than the amount of available positions in the United States. As long as students are in school pursuing graduate degrees, they have a focus and achievable goals presented before them to complete the degree What happens to these new masters and doctors of music when they graduate? How do they make a living? Pursue their dream? Stay active and involved in music? How do they continue to improve themselves and work towards their goals of full-time employment as horn players and teachers? How can current teachers help their graduate students prepare themselves for life post-graduation but pre-full time position?

This presentation will provide multiple solutions to these questions and contain a question and answer session.

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (Performance Practice)

9:30 am–10:20 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

An Introduction to Solo Duet Training for Horns Presenter: James Boldin This presentation will feature information and demonstrations of excerpts from Solo Duet Training for Horns, a new publication by James Boldin from Mountain Peak Music, mountainpeakmusic.com. These duets are designed to assist horn players in learning six of the most popular horn solos. The two parts are equal in importance and difficulty. Solo Training duets can be used to help students learn style and technique, as recreational musical diversions, or even as additions to recitals if an accompanist is not available. The duets are based on the following works:

DUKAS, Villanelle GLAZUNOV, Rêverie, Op. 24 MOZART, Horn Concerto No. 3, K. 447 SAINT-SAËNS, Romance, Op. 36 SAINT-SAËNS, Morceau de Concert, Op. 94 STRAUSS, Nocturno, Op. 7

PERFORMANCE (World Music)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Horn Brasil PIXINGINHA Chorei CORREIA Andre de Sapato Novo PIXINGINHA Choro de Gafieira PIXINGINHA Cheguei NAZARETH Apanhei-Te Cavaquinho ANONYMOUS Uatapu BANDOLIM Bole-Bole PIXINGINHA Ele e Eu ABREU Tico-Tico no Fuba AZEVEDO Camundongo OLIVERIA Espinha de Bacalhau BANDOLIM Doce de Coco ANONYMOUS Sereia do Mar. Verequeti PIXINGINHA Um a Zero Adalto Soares, horn Lucca Soares, horn Bruno Soares, trumpet, euphonium, percussion Raphael Sampaio, guitar, cavaquinho Silvia Soares, percussion

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

LECTURE (The Making Of...)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Evolution of I Found My Horn Writers: Jasper Rees and Jonathan Guy Lewis Director: Harry Burton Actor: Jonathan Guy Lewis

LECTURE (Practice/Study)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Don’t Waste Your Time Practicing!

Presenter: Travis Bennett This lecture is all about how to get the most out of your practice time. I will address the tools needed for an effective practice session, the “who, what, when, why, how (and how much)” of practicing, and also specific techniques that can be used such as “The Tortoise Principle” and “The McNugget Method.”

Other topics addressed will be the concepts of deliberate practice, the 10,000 hour rule, and the difference between learning and practicing.

LECTURE (Marketing and Branding)

11 am–11:30 am

Colburn, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Presenter: Karen Cubides Karen Cubides, manager of Denise Tryon and Genghis Barbie, will discuss the importance of photographs, social media, and websites in your marketing and branding campaign.

MASS HORN CHOIR CONCERT 12 pm–1 pm

Cal Plaza Watercourt - Grand Performances

Conductors: Dave Krehbiel and Will Sanders Assistant Conductor: Pablo Urbina Librarians: Tylar Nichols and Kimi Dohi Special Guest Soloists: To be Announced Dress: IHS LA 2015 T-shirt and pants, shorts, or long skirt. This concert is outside. Hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses are appropriate dress. BYOS (bring your own stand).

A group photo will be taken after this event at Walt Disney Concert Hall, meet at the corner of First and Grand Street.

IHS LA 2015 GROUP PHOTO 1 pm–1:20 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Stairs

IHS LA 2015 Group Photo Wear IHS LA 2015 T-shirt and meet on stairs of Walt Disney Concert Hall

47TH ANNUAL

INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM PERFORMANCE

PERFORMANCE

(Horn & Piano)

(Horn & Piano/Chamber Music)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

NEULING Bagatelle BRETT MILLER Hunting Songs for Low Horn ANDREA CLEARFIELD River Melos for Horn and Piano DANTE YENQUE Tanguito Denise Tryon, horn Julie Nishimura, piano R STRAUSS Horn Concerto No. 2 in E-flat Major, AV132 (arr. for Horn and Two Pianos) Stefan Dohr, horn Hui Wu, piano Vanessa Fadial, piano

PERFORMANCE (Horn & Piano)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

JACK JARRETT Sonata for horn and piano I. Allegro II. Adagio III. Allegretto Brian O’Connor, horn Robert Thies, piano STRAUSS Nocturno, Op. 7 Dale Clevenger Aram Arakelyan, piano Rep to be announced Dale Clevenger Aram Arakelyan, piano REICHA Trios (movements to be announced) Dale Clevenger, horn Giovanna Grassi, horn Jeff Nelsen, horn SINIGAGLIA Piece for horn and piano, Op. 28 Andrej Žust, horn Aram Arakelyan, piano BUYANOVSKY España Andrej Žust, horn

JUNIOR CHOIR (Participant)

3:30 pm–4:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This choir is designed for the young horn player.

Junior Choir members may also participate in the Mass Choir. Bring your horn!

Conductor: Pablo Urbina Special Guest Conductor: Randall Faust

3:30 pm–4 pm

The Colburn School, Mayman Hall

LAURENCE LOWE Earthsongs (world premiere) Earth’s Elegy Earthdance Laurence Lowe, horn Scott Holden, piano LINDA HOLLAND Trio for Flute, Horn and Piano, Op. 54 (IHS 2015 premiere) I. Mesto II. Molto Allegro Allura Nancy Joy, horn Jenny Krueger, flute Kathia Bonna, piano Allura was created by Nancy Joy and Jenny Krueger as an opportunity for commissioning and presenting new compositions for flute, horn and piano.

LECTURE (Peak Performance)

3:30 pm–4:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Creating Peak Performance Presenter: Dr. Don Greene, PhD This class will help you understand the many components of the highest levels of human functioning. You will learn about the common characteristics of flow states and autotelic experiences, and practical ways to increase the likelihood of getting in the zone and staying there longer.

This is Class #5 of a 5 part series. Feel free to join the series at any point.

Dr. Greene will be available at IHS LA 2015 for individual consultation. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please email him: drdgreene@gmail.com

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

3:30 pm–4:20 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

Mill Ave Chamber Players ANDREW THOMSON (arr. Rose French) Elegy DEBUSSY (arr. Monica Sauer Anthony) Petite Suite En bateau Cortège Menuet Ballet SHOSTAKOVICH (arr. Mark A. Popkin) Quartet No. 8, Op. 110 Largo Allegro molto

Allegretto Largo Largo Monica Sauer Anthony, flute Nik Flickinger, oboe Erin Finkelstein, clarinet Peter Blandino, bassoon Rose French, horn

LECTURE (Wellness and Technique Building)

4 pm–4:50 pm

The Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Teaching and Refining Articulation through Speech Presenter: Natalie Douglass This presentation discusses the relationship between human speech and brass playing, and how speech patterns affect instrument tone and articulation.

I have spent the past year as both the researcher and case study subject undergoing speech therapy for a lifelong speech disorder that hindered my horn playing. The research project, Oral Musculation Patterns Affecting Speech, Voice, and Instrument Tone, was presented as a research poster at the 2014 International Association of Orofacial Myology Convention in Calgary, Alberta. Orofacial Myology, a branch of speech therapy, regulates the use of the tongue, lips, jaw, and face. The study, in collaboration with Patricia K. Fisher, M.A., CCC/SLP/COM and the University of Cincinnati Speech and Hearing Clinic, outlines the substantial improvements in my horn playing over the course of a year of speech therapy.

Continuing research currently works with horn and trumpet students referred to me by faculty at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. I have since investigated the ways in which speech and speech therapy can benefit horn playing and pedagogy.

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music/Solo Horn/ Two Horns & Piano)

4:30 pm–5:20 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

MOZART Quintet for Horn & Strings, K. 407 I: Allegro II: Andante III: Rondo. Allegro Emily Reppun, horn Ray Reinebach, violin Josh Heaphey, viola Karen Elaine, viola Leah Metzler, cello

RICARDO MATOSINHOS Low Horn Etudes No. 2, “Blues in F” No. 11, “Asta su Abuelo” **2014 IHS Composition Contest Virtuoso Division Honorable Mention

Marc Gelfo, horn BACH Chaconne, Partita No. 2 BWV 1004 HIRT (arr Katie Miller) Green Hornet Theme Tawnee Pumphrey, horn Katie Miller, trumpet Lindsay McMurray, trombone GINA GILLIE The Great Migration for Two Horns and Piano Gina Gillie, horn Jeffrey Snedeker, horn Hui Wu, piano

MASTER CLASS (Participant)

4 pm–4:50pm

The Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Performers:

Peter Kurau Kara Miller Kerrie Pitts Esteban Garcia Mitsuko Morikawa, piano

LECTURE (Opera)

5 pm–5:30pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Opera!

Presenter: Barbara Jöstlein As fourth horn of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Barbara Jöstlein will talk about what it is like to play in the MET as well as taking opera auditions.

HORN READING (Advanced) (Participant)

5:30 pm–6:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

PERFORMANCE (Recital)

5:30 pm–6:20 pm

The Colburn School, Zipper Hall

GEOFFREY GORDON Winterleben* Andrew Bain, horn Renée Rapier, mezzo Nic Gerpe, piano *This work has been generously commissioned by Justus and Elizabeth Schlichting for IHS LA 2015.

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BRAHMS Horn Trio, Op. 40 I. Andante II. Scherzo. Allegro III. Adagio mesto IV. Finale. Allegro con brio Richard Todd, horn Jacqueline Brand, violin Robert Thies, piano

PERFORMANCE (Recital)

5:30 pm–6:20 pm

Walt Disney Concert Hall, BP Hall

Around the World with the Berlin Phil Horns Stefan Dohr Andrej Žust Stefan de Leval Jezierski Sarah Willis *This performance will be repeated on Friday, 8/7.

PERFORMANCE (University Horn Ensemble)

6:30 pm–7 pm

The Colburn School, Plaza

Central Washington University Horn Choir Performance GABRIELI (trans. Jeffrey Snedeker) Canzon duodecimi toni DOUGLAS HILL Clusters Fanfare Slow Waltz Jaunt GARCIA Variations on a Five-Note Theme HORNER (arr. Richard Bissill) Titanic Fantasy Clarissa Brisk, horn Rosie Green, horn Jarrett Hansen, horn Jessica Henkle, horn Mary Jarvis, horn Sophie Mortensen, horn Logan Moss, horn Madeline Osborne, horn Naomi Smith, horn Hayley Stephenson, horn Jeffrey Snedeker, director

A SOJOURN, A CELEBRATION, & A FAREWELL: A NIGHT HONORING THE AHQ 8 pm–10 pm

Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels

CRAIG PHILLIPS Sojourn for Organ & Winds James Thatcher, horn Don Foster, clarinet Lara Wickes, oboe Damian Montano, bassoon Sal Soria, organ

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A Celebration of Major Works for Horn Quartet from the AHQ Repertoire KERRY TURNER Fanfare for Barcs BACH Prelude and Fugue XII KAZIMIERZ MACHALA Intuitions III. Presto HINDEMITH Sonata for Four Horns II. Lebhaft CASTEL-NUOVO-TEDESCO Choral and Variations Intermission ERIC EWAZEN Myths and Legends I. Allegro ritmico KERRY TURNER Fandango, Op. 35 GERSHWIN (arr. Perkins) Summertime and It Ain’t Necessarily So from Porgy and Bess MANCINI (arr. Turner) Moon River KHACHATURIAN (arr. Kaucher/Turner) Sabre Dance KERRY TURNER Swan Song This is Mr. Turner’s final composition for the AHQ.

American Horn Quartet Kristina Mascher-Turner, horn Charles Putnam, horn Kerry Turner, horn Geoffrey Winter, horn A reception will be held on the plaza of The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels following the concert.

LATE NIGHT READING (Open Level) (Participant)

10 pm–11 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

All levels are welcome!

GOING TO HOLLYWOOD? On August 4 & 6 IHS LA hosts concerts at the world famous Hollywood Bowl. Nearby is Hollywood & Highland where the Oscars are filmed. The complex has a three-story courtyard inspired by the Babylon scene from the 1916 D.W. Griffith silent film Intolerance. Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and other attractions are within walking distance.

Hollywood Bowl 2301 Highland Avenue, Los Angeles 90068 Directions via Metro from Colburn School Walk northeast on Grand towards 2nd Street Turn right onto 1st Street 1st and Hill is the Metro stop Purchase a TAP card Take Red Line towards North Hollywood Exit at the Hollywood/Highland stop Make a left onto Hollywood Walk north on Highland Avenue Hollywood Bowl will be on your left Metro trains run past midnight on weekend nights.

Check metro.net for an up-to-date schedule.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 COLBURN SCHOOL Registration, 3rd Floor Lobby

Zipper Hall

Thayer Hall

Mayman Hall

Warm-up James Thatcher

Warm-up Denise Tryon

Grand Rehearsal Hall

Colburn Plaza

Student Lounge Olive Level 2, Room 244

8:00 am 8:30 am

Junior Warm-up Dylan Skye Hart

9:00 am 9:30 am

Master Class Denise Tryon

10:00 am

Choir Hornswoggle Hollywood Recital O’Connor & Jezierski

10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm

Registration & Colburn Residence Hall Check-in

Recital Bain, Gross & Clevenger

Recital Thomas, Civilette & Shires

Master Class Stefan Dohr

Performance Practice John Cox & Jeffrey Snedeker

1:30 pm

Lecture Warren Gref

2:00 pm

Composition Adrian Hallam

Master Class Tim Jones

Recital Quintessential Winds

Live Horn Hangout Sarah Willis & Dr. Don Greene

3:30 pm

Concert Junior Choir

Fearless Jeff Nelsen

Horn Reading Advanced

Roundtable IHCA

Horn Reading Amateur

Recital Erin Futterer

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Show I Found My Horn

3:00 pm

4:30 pm

Junior Choir Pablo Urbina & Randall Faust Horn Reading Amateur

Lunch Break / Visit Exhibitors

1:00 pm

2:30 pm

Improv & Pedagogy Lin Foulk

Chamber Music Eastern Standard

Recital Nobuaki Fukukawa

Wellness Overholt, Kagarici & Plake

Walk to Grand Park

Technique Allen Fogle

COLBURN SCHOOL Olive Rehearsal Hall

Chamber Classroom, Olive, Room 443

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Army Music Auditions

3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

Master Class Dale Clevenger

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 IHS LA 2015 REGISTRATION TABLE HOURS 7:30 am–4 pm

Colburn School, Olive 3rd Floor Lobby

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

How Studio Players Warm-up Presenter: James Thatcher

WARM-UP (Participant)

8 am–8:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Presenter: Denise Tryon

WARM-UP (Junior Fundamentals)

8:30 am–9 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This class is designed for the young horn player.

Bring your horn!

Presenter: Dylan Skye Hart

LECTURE PERFORMANCE (Improvisation and Pedagogy)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Then and Now: Creating Music in the Moment: a friendly workshop for all horn players, any level Presenter: Lin Foulk After enjoying 25 years of traditional horn performance and study, Dr. Lin Foulk took a 16-month sabbatical leave in 2013–14 to study classical music improvisation. As a result, she has developed a unique approach to teach other classical musicians to play without notated music in a highly accessible, encouraging, and fun classroom environment.

At IHS LA, she will co-present a 60-minute session along with WMU horn students who took “Classical Music Improvisation,” a class Dr. Foulk offered at WMU in fall 2014. All IHS LA session participants will be led to play improvisations in both large and small ensembles through specific, pre-tested activities using their horn, voice, body percussion, or basic percussion instruments provided by Dr. Foulk.

WMU horn students Nicole Vanden Bosch, Kirstie Keill, Jennifer Kempe, and Jeremy Larson will help co-present this session.

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PERFORMANCE

(Performance Practice)

(Horn & Piano)

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Are we playing that right? Valve horn performance through the hand horn lens in 19th century orchestral solos.

Presenter: John Cox Jeffrey Snedeker Many 19th century orchestral solo passages, scant of interpretative marks that were clear to hand horn players, are now interpreted and performed differently by modern performers on modern instruments. This lecture/demonstration will be a tag-team effort featuring John Cox and Jeffrey Snedeker, and will examine some prominent passages of Beethoven, Berlioz, Brahms, and others in opening discussion of authenticity of understood writing, the transformation to early standard performance practices, and modern practices. Demonstrations will be made on hand horn and valve horn, and maybe a few other horns thrown in for good measure.

JUNIOR CHOIR DRESS REHEARSAL (Participant)

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

KASKA Across the Plains Brian O’Connor, horn Robert Thies, piano PURCELL I Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly PURCELL Allemande MOZART Tamino’s Aria Dies Bildnis from the Magic Flute RACHMANINOV Vocalise Stefan de Leval Jezierski, horn Vivian Fan, piano BRUCE BROUGHTON Blowhard Brian O’Connor, horn Robert Thies, piano SAINT-SAENS Romance, Op. 36 RICHARD STRAUSS Andante PUCCINI Nessun Dorma Stefan de Leval Jezierski, horn Vivian Fan, piano

9 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

This choir is designed for the young horn player.

Junior Choir members may also participate in the Mass Choir. Bring your horn!

Conductor: Pablo Urbina Special Guest Conductor: Randall Faust

PERFORMANCE (Horn Ensemble)

9:30 am–9:50 am

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Hornswoggle: Hollywood Repertoire and Players To Be Announced Conductor: John Lorge

MASTER CLASS 9:30 am–10 am

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

Presenter: Denise Tryon How to improve your low register for amateurs.

HORN READING (Amateur) (Participant)

10 am–10:50 am

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

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PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music/Horn & Piano)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

ADAM SCOTT NEAL Tèarmunn for Horn and Vibraphone Dr. Candace Thomas, horn Kevin Schlossman, vibraphone FRANCK (arr. Kurt Civilette) Sonata I. Allegro ben moderato III. Allegro Poco Mosso Kurt Civilette, horn Mitsuko Morikawa, piano BARBARA YORK Memories of Things Both Lost and Found (world premiere) DONIZETTI Dir’ ti addio CLARKE (arr. Gail Robertson) Bride (and Groom) of the Waves Brent Shires, horn Gail Robertson, euphonium Terrie Shires, piano

LECTURE (Composition)

10:30 am–11:20 am

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Write To Excite: An innovative approach to recital piece composition!

Presenter: Adrian Hallam

ADRIAN HALLAM Hornted Alex Berry, horn Roberta Garten, piano ADRIAN HALLAM Cat and Mouse Julian Zheng, horn Roberta Garten, piano ADRIAN HALLAM The Farm Shane Conely, horn Matthew Jaimes, horn Cooper Johnson, horn Lorenzo Robb, horn

HORN READING (Intermediate) (Participant)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

PERFORMANCE (Horn and Orchestra)

11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

TELEMANN Concerto for Three Horns and Violin, TWV 54:D2 (Dunn Edition) I. Allegro II. Grave III. Presto Andrew Bain, horn Steven Gross, horn Dale Clevenger, horn and conductor Roger Wilkie, violin HAVLÍK: Concerto for Horn and Strings (North American orchestral premiere) I. Allegro libero II. Molto lento III. Vivo Steven Gross, horn Dale Clevenger, conductor DANIEL BALDWIN Concerto for Horn and Chamber Orchestra (2015) (world premiere) I. Prelude Steven Gross, horn Dale Clevenger, conductor BRAD WARNAAR Horn Concerto (2015) (world premiere) I. Tintinnabulations II. Elegies; Lamentations III. Tarantella Andrew Bain, horn Brad Warnaar, conductor

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INTERNATIONAL HORN SYMPOSIUM Hollywood Chamber Orchestra Connie Boylan, personnel manager KT Somero, librarian This concert is dedicated to the memory of Roy Gross (1926-2014).

MASTER CLASS 11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Presenter: Stefan Dohr Performers: Gillian Williams

Nick Mooney

Steven Harmon

Roberta Garten, piano

MASTER CLASS 11:30 am–12:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Presenter: Tim Jones Performers: Olivier Huebscher

Gavin Betterley

Vanessa Fadial, piano

JUNIOR CHOIR CONCERT 12:30 pm–1 pm

Colburn School, Plaza

REP TBD Conductor: Pablo Urbina Special Guest Conductor: Randall Faust Dress: IHS LA 2015 T-shirt and pants, shorts, or long skirt

AUDITION (Participant)

1 pm–4 pm

Colburn School, Chamber Classroom, Olive Room 443

Army Music: Audition Interested in taking a US Army audition? SSGT Evan Geiger, of The United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own,” will be taping those interested in joining a US Army Ensemble. Those passing this taped round will be invited for a live audition.

For repertoire and a time, contact: SSG Evan Geiger hornsound@hotmail.com.

LECTURE (Fearless Performance)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Fearless Performing Presenter: Jeff Nelsen *This is a repeat class of Monday, 8/3.

LECTURE (Technique)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

“Phrasing, Musicianship, and Scales” Presenter: Warren Gref

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

1:30 pm–2 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

STRAUSS (arr. Adrian Dunker) The Presentation of the Rose from Der Rosenkavalier JOHN WILLIAMS (arr. Adrian Dunker) Flying Theme from E.T. DVORAK (arr. Adrian Dunker) String Quartet No. 12, The American Additional repertoire TBA Quintessential Winds Ryan Murray, flute Maralynne Mann, oboe Mark Alpizar, clarinet Justin Paguio, bassoon Adrian Dunker, horn

HORN READING (Advanced) (Participant)

1:30 pm–2:20 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

THEATRICAL: I FOUND MY HORN 1:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

I Found My Horn Writers: Jasper Rees and Jonathan Guy Lewis Director: Harry Burton Actor: Jonathan Guy Lewis Jonathan Guy Lewis is directed by Harry Burton in an updated production of this wryly funny and infinitely touching story about making music and confronting one’s private demons. Adapted from Jasper Rees’ popular book, A Devil to Play, the play was premiered in 2008 at the Aldeburgh Festival in Benjamin Britten’s home town.

It was performed to great acclaim at the 2014 International Horn Society workshop in London.

A man wakes up at forty to a broken marriage, a beckoning bedsit, and the realization that he has done nothing to make himself memorable.

After a lay-off of 25 years, he seeks redemption via the sixteen feet of treacherous brass tubing he never mastered in his youth. Resuming his old French horn, he sets himself an impossible task: to perform a Mozart concerto in front of a paying audience of horn fanatics.

Q&A to follow. *This is a repeat performance of Thursday, 8/6.

MASTER CLASS 2 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Olive Rehearsal Hall

Presenter: Will Sanders Performers: Yudai Shoji

Claire Hellweg

Ami Okada

Keishi Kamada

Kazuhiro Suzuki

Eitaro Sakamoto

Roberta Garten, pianist

LIVE HORN HANGOUT 2:30 pm–3:50 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Guest: Dr. Don Greene, PhD Host: Sarah Willis

LECTURE PERFORMANCE (Tribute)

2:30 pm–3:20 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Endangered, Extant, & Revivified: Solo for Horn, “Til Frøydis” Presenter and Performer: Erin Futterer Currently working on Frøydis’ biography, I would like to introduce several endangered, extinct, and subsequently revitalized works for solo horn either commissioned by or written for Frøydis including: PIETRO RIGHINI Excerpt from Solo Horn BUJANOVSKY Scandinavia from 4 Improvisations from Traveling Impressions MEYER KUPFERMAN Sound Phantoms no. 3 for Solo Horn STANLEY FRIEDMAN Topanga Variations KNUT NYSTEDT Canto TBA Solo Piece in Memory of Grieg Wolfgang Plagge PLAGGE Monoceros MADSEN The Dream of the Rhinoceros SPARRE OLSEN Twilight Tones

HORN READING (Amateur) (Performance)

3 pm–3:50 pm

Colburn School, Student Lounge, Olive Level 2, Room 244

Bring your horn and read for fun!

ROUNDTABLE (Competition Lecture)

3 pm–3:50 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

the International Horn Competition of America (IHCA) are invited to join the panel. All hornists are welcome to attend and participate.

2015 International Horn Competition of America, August 29 – 30, 2015 Glenn Korff School of Music at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. ihcamerica.org

PERFORMANCE (Chamber Music)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Zipper Hall

A Burgeoning Repertoire: Music for Horn, Tuba, and Piano WILDER Suite No. 1 for Horn, Tuba, and Piano I. Maestoso II. Pesante III. In a Jazz manner IV. Berceuse V. Alla caccia CHRISTOPHER WIGGINS Fragments II, op. 165 (world premiere) FRANK GULINO Big Sky (world premiere) JAMES STEPHENSON Vast and Curious for Horn, Tuba, and Piano I. =176, si possible II. Adagio rubato: =40 III. Allegro festive, =c. 160 ANTHONY O’TOOLE Jam Bourée (world premiere) ROGER KELLAWAY Dance of the Ocean Breeze Eastern Standard Heidi Lucas, horn Zach Collins, tuba Jacob Ertl, piano

LECTURE (Wellness)

4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Mayman Hall

Enjoying Playing Wellness Through the Creative Process Presenters: Eric Overholt

Jan Kagarice

Bill Plake As someone whose career has been severely interrupted by focal task-specific dystonia, Eric Overholt has learned much about the mind/ body connection through his continuing recovery through retraining. Come join Eric and his two trusted mentors in this process to learn about how exploring and unleashing your inner artist is one major key in moving toward playing wellness.

Panel Discussion on Solo Horn Playing Presenter: Steven Gross All current and past judges and prize-winners of 51

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 MASTER CLASS 4 pm–4:50 pm

Colburn School, Olive Rehearsal Hall

Presenter: Performers:

Dale Clevenger Horn Pure Wilson Siu Hin Chau Coco’s Ice Cream Dream Team Jennie Jung, piano

LECTURE (Technique)

4:30 pm–5 pm

Colburn School, Grand Rehearsal Hall

Long Tone Secrets Presenter: Allen Fogle Long tones, long tones, long tones! All of our teachers have told us to play long tones, but few have really explained how. Join studio freelance hornist Allen Fogle as he sets out a clear and concise long tone routine so you can maximize results.

PERFORMANCE (Horn and Piano)

4:30 pm–5 pm

Colburn School, Thayer Hall

Nobuaki Fukukawa Horn Recital GERSHWIN (arr. Nobuaki Fukukawa) Rhapsody in Blue DAI FUJIKURA Poyopoyo BIZET (arr. Alexander Rosenblatt) Carmen Fantasy RACHMANINOV Cello Sonata in G minor, op. 19 III: Andante Nobuaki Fukukawa, horn Mitsuko Morikawa, pianist

IHS BANQUET PICNIC & CONCERT: ARTISTS, WIND SYMPHONY, & NEW COMMISSIONS 6 pm–7:30 pm Grand Park

Don’t head home before attending the final IHS LA Concert & Banquet Picnic in Grand Park featuring the Colburn Wind Symphony and IHS LA Artists. Several world premieres will be performed for horn and wind ensemble.

These new commissions have been written by composers including: Gary Kuo, Adrian Hallam, and Robert Litton. The concert will be emceed

by Brian Lauritzen, producer and host at Classical KUSC. The Colburn Wind Symphony is a 50-piece ensemble of adult musicians from the Los Angeles area. Established in June 2013, this group is led by Dennis Zeisler, Director of Bands at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA.

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Following a tradition started at the 46th IHS Symposium in London, the “banquet” will be a picnic located in Grand Park, one large block north of Colburn School on Grand Avenue. Boxed meals will be prepared by restaurants favored

by Los Angeles locals with the theme “Eat Your Way Through LA.” Pick-up your meal in Colburn School Café before heading to Grand Park.

Colburn Adult Wind Symphony Dennis Zeisler, conductor Brian Lauritzen of KUSC, emcee ANDERSON (arr. by J. Abelardo D. Flores) Buglers Take a Holiday SSG Evan Geiger, horn (Pershing’s Own) Frank Lloyd, horn Dale Clevenger, horn Nobuaki Fukukawa, horn Leelanee Sterrett, horn Peter Luff, horn GARY KUO Wingspan (world premiere) Jeffrey Nelsen, horn ROBERT LITTON To be announced (world premiere) I. II. Arkady Shilkloper, alphorn STRAUSS Horn Concerto No.1 in Eb, Op.11 I. Allegro II. Andante III. Allegro Yuta Igawa, horn *2015 Jon Hawkins Memorial Scholarship winner

SAINT-SAENS Morceau de Concert, Op. 94 I. Allegro Moderato Denise Tryon, horn GRAZIANI Variations over a Theme by Haydn Denise Tryon, horn ADRIAN HALLAM Blockbuster (world premiere) Andrew Bain, horn Tim Jones, horn Stefan Dohr, horn Sarah Willis, horn

PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO SEE...

Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA) is the central business district of Los Angeles, California, as well as a diverse residential neighborhood of some 30,000 people. The Colburn School is located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles just across Grand Avenue from The Walt Disney Concert Hall. Near Colburn one will find many famous restaurants, historic buildings, and cultural events. Check out all that Downtown LA has to offer!

ARTS DISTRICT

GRAND PARK

JEWELRY DISTRICT

TOY DISTRICT

This formerly industrial area became an artist community in the mid-70’s. Today, the Arts District thrives with galleries, photography studios, graphic artists, small advertising firms, video and media companies, and the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-ARC).

The new Grand Park, with its majestic views extending from the Music Center to City Hall, provides Angelenos of all walks of life a place where they can come together to celebrate, reflect, and shape the future, in one central gathering place. Home to film screenings and concerts.

The second largest Jewelry District in the world, this district bustles daily with nearly 5,000 retail and wholesale jewelry shops.

Enjoy savings on fine jewelry, diamonds, loose stones, gems, and watches.

The Toy District is a wholesale/retail area with much more than toys. Shoppers find electronics, DVDs, incense/oils and luggage, as well as the traditional toys such as dolls, die-cast cars, action figures, character figures and video games. The District is a 14-block area on the eastside of Downtown Los Angeles.

GALLERY ROW

FIGUEROA CORRIDOR

Located along Main and Spring between 2nd and 9th Streets, Gallery Row is lined with cutting-edge galleries and hosts the Downtown Art Walk on the second Thursday of each month.

Best known for the University of Southern California, LA Memorial Coliseum, Exposition Park, and the Shrine Auditorium, the Figueroa Corridor is home to many architectural landmarks and world-class museums. Visit the Natural History Museum, the California African American Museum, and the California Science Center & IMAX Theater.

CHINATOWN Wind your way through a myriad of bustling courtyards, alleyways, and plaza stalls to discover the charm of LA’s Chinatown.

Visit a temple, an herbal shop, art galleries, antique stores, and more to find unique treasures, good food, and great bargains.

FASHION DISTRICT The LA Fashion District is the hub of the apparel industry on the West Coast, where shoppers, designers, stylists, students, retailers, wholesale buyers, and residents all converge. You’ll find apparel and accessories for the entire family, textiles, flowers, and more.

FLOWER DISTRICT Take home every kind of flower imaginable at wholesale prices. The Flower District is LA’s premiere flower market, famous among designers, event planners, and florists.

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN Formerly the city center before World War II, Historic Downtown is rich with architectural treasures - including the largest concentration of historic theatres in the world and beloved pre-1930s buildings in Beaux Arts, Art Deco, and Spanish Baroque styles. Visit the renovated theaters on Broadway, or the famous cage elevators and detailed ironwork at the Bradbury Building.

PERSHING SQUARE Summer Events include: Lunchtime Concerts (Wednesdays), Tribute Band Thursdays, Friday Night Flicks, and Salsa Sundays

LITTLE TOKYO Restaurants and shops intermingle with modern office buildings, hotels, shopping plazas, cultural facilities, theaters, and religious shrines. Discover the Japanese American National Museum, Japanese American Cultural and Community Center, East West Players, and the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.

OLVERA STREET Olvera Street, the birthplace of LA, is home to charming cafés, marketplaces, and many cultural celebrations. Across the street is Union Station, converging point for Amtrak, Metrolink, the Gold and Red Lines, and the city’s bus services.

SOUTH PARK South Park is a 50-block area anchored by entertainment and convention venues, including STAPLES Center, LA LIVE & the Nokia Theatre, and LA Convention Center.

WHOLESALE DISTRICT The Wholesale District in the Industrial District is a manufacturing and wholesale center for fish and produce. Buy some fresh fish to take home while having lunch at Fisherman’s Outlet, or take advantage of discounts from vendors along Central Avenue and Olympic Boulevard.

DOWNTOWN NIGHTLIFE

FOR THOSE OVER 21 If there’s one thing that LA knows how to do really well, it’s throw a good party. There is a little of everything in the city whether you want comedy clubs, top mixologists, a night of bar hopping, or the LA club scene. Google and Yelp away, and you will find a ton of options. Want to bar hop in downtown? Check-out these (some with dress codes/covers, some without): Perch, Far Bar, Noe, Redwood, The Standard, Pattern Bar, Seven Grand, The Varnish, Rivera, Library Bar, Wurstküche, and Angel City Brewing Company. Make sure to ask about Happy Hours! Check out www. ihsla2015.com/eating for additional info.

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1M1 Film Doc Screenings 8/2 1 pm & 10 pm 8/4 11 pm 8/6 11pm

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2015 IHS LA FEATURED ARTIST American Horn Quartet The American Horn Quartet (AHQ) is based in Europe and features four American horn players who compose, arrange, and commission new works for horn quartet. They are Kristina Mascher-Turner, Charles Putnam, Kerry Turner, and Geoffrey Winter. The quartet has appeared with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Sinfonia Varsovia, the Illinois Philharmonic, the Philharmonica Hungarica, the Brabants Orchestra of Eindhoven, and the Bordeaux Aquitaine Symphony Orchestra in France. The AHQ has played at the Barbican Centre in London, Tonhalle in Zürich, the 20th IHS Workshop, and at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC. During a recital in Melbourne, Australia, the horn soloist Barry Tuckwell made a cameo appearance with the American Horn Quartet. They have produced 10 CDs and performed in over 500 concerts and master classes worldwide. hornquartet.com

Andrew Bain Andrew Bain is principal horn of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. He has played principal horn in the Melbourne Symphony, Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Münchner Symphoniker, Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra, and the Colorado Music Festival. Mr. Bain was the associate principal horn in the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, and he has been a featured soloist with the Music in the Round Festival and the Colburn Orchestra. He has taught at Australian National Academy of Music, University of Melbourne, Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music, and Sydney Conservatorium. Mr. Bain is the horn professor at the Colburn Conservatory of Music. andrewbainhorn.com

Ethan Bearman Ethan Bearman joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic horn section in 2008. He has performed as a guest with the Pacific Symphony, the Santa Barbara Symphony, the Kennedy Center Opera, and in film and television recordings. Mr. Bearman played in Ensemble X, the Cornell and Ithaca College faculty new music group. He has recorded Mahler symphonies 6, 8, and 9 with Gustavo Dudamel, and a 2013 Grammy award–winning series of Brahms symphonies. Mr. Bearman works with a master’s program through LA Philharmonic and the Longy School of Music in Boston. He has conducted master classes in the US, Japan, and Venezuela. Currently, Mr. Bearman is developing a class that will teach practicing efficiency and preparedness techniques for entrepreneurial and over-extended musicians.

Dale Clevenger Dale Clevenger earned the title “principal horn emeritus” of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, with whom he played from 1966 through 2013. Mr. Clevenger was a member of American Symphony Orchestra, the Symphony of the Air, and principal horn of the Kansas City Philharmonic. He played with the group EARS, Jazz of All Eras, for 17 years. John Williams wrote a him a horn concerto, which he premiered in 2004. Mr. Clevenger made more than 650 recordings during his 47–year career, including several that were Grammy winners.

As a conductor, Mr. Clevenger served as music director of the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra for 14 years. He has conducted the Valledolid Symphony Orchestra with Daniel Barenboim as soloist, the Lyceo Orchestra, and the National Orchestra of Spain. Mr. Clevenger is professor of horn at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. daleclevenger.com

Stefan Dohr Stefan Dohr is principal horn with Berliner Philharmoniker. He previously played principal horn in the Frankfurt Opera and Museum Orchestra, the Bayreuth Festival Orchestra, the Orchestre Philharmonique de Nice, and the Deutsche Symphonie Orchester Berlin. Mr. Dohr has soloed with conductors Sir Simon Rattle, Daniel Barenboim, Bernard Haitink, Christian Thielemann, Daniel Harding, and Claudio Abbado. He is a member of the Ensemble Wien-Berlin and the Berlin Philharmonic Octet. Among the many pieces composed for him are a concerto by Herbert Willi, which he premiered in 2008, Johannes Wallmann’s horn concerto (2010), Toshio Hosokawa’s Moment of Blossoming (2011), and a concerto by Wolfgang Rihm (2014). stefandohr.com

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Brian Drake Brian Drake joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1979 as fourth horn and was appointed third horn nine years later. He has played every chair in the section, serving as acting second horn and acting associate principal as needed. This season he returns to fourth horn, glad to once again be providing the bass note to the section. He has performed on the Green Umbrella New Music and Chamber Music Society series. Prior to his work in LA, Mr. Drake played second horn in the Rochester Philharmonic and worked in Eastman’s instrument repair department. He has taught for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute, California State University Los Angeles, and Chapman University.

Genghis Barbie Genghis Barbie is Rachel Drehmann, Danielle Kuhlmann, Leelanee Sterrett, and Alana Vegter. The New York City based female horn quartet performs arrangements of pop music, contemporary commissions, and classical works. They have played Schumann’s Konzertstück with the Southern Methodist University Wind Ensemble and the Holland, Michigan Symphony Orchestra, performed at the 2011 IHS Symposium in San Francisco, and appeared on America’s Got Talent. In May 2012, Genghis Barbie premiered a concerto for four horns at Carnegie Hall.

They have released four studio albums. As educators, they have toured universities presenting workshops, master classes, and lectures on musical entrepreneurship. genghisbarbie.com

Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band Leader: Gordon Goodwin Trumpets: Wayne Bergeron, Dan Fornero, Bob Summers, Dan Savant, and Willie Murillo Saxes: Eric Marienthal, Sal Lozano, Brian Scanlon, Jeff Driskill, Jay Mason, and Kevin Garren Trombones: Andy Martin, Charlie Morillas, Francisco Torres, Craig Gosnell, and Jason Thor Rhythm: Andrew Synowiec, Bernie Dresel, Rick Shaw, and Joey DeLeon

Dr. Don Greene, PhD Don Greene was a champion springboard diver who graduated from the US Military Academy at West Point. He trained as an Airborne Ranger, served as a captain in the Green Beret, and earned a doctorate in sports psychology. After more than a decade of training Olympic athletes how to focus under competitive pressure, he began working with classical musicians. In 1997, Dr. Greene prepared four horn players for a Met Orchestra audition. Of the 59 candidates, his clients came in 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th. His clients have won more than 200 professional auditions for major orchestras, opera companies, and Broadway productions. He has published Audition Success, Performance Success, Performance Mastery, and Fight Your Fear and Win. Dr. Greene taught at The Juilliard School and for the New World Symphony. He currently works individually with performing artists in Los Angeles, as well as doing phone and Skype sessions and master classes. dongreene.com

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Stefan de Level Jezierski Stefan de Leval Jezierski took the high horn position with the Berliner Philharmoniker in 1978, after spending two years as principal horn of the Kassel Staatstheater and working with Cleveland Orchestra as a student. As a soloist and chamber musician, Mr. Jezierski appears at leading international music festivals in Europe, Asia, and North America. He is one of the founding members of the Scharoun Ensemble of Berlin and has his own jazz ensemble. He teaches in the Orchestra Academy of the Berliner Philharmoniker and as honorary professor at the Shanghai Conservatory.

Tim Jones Tim Jones has been playing solo horn in the London Symphony Orchestra since 1986. He won a position playing in the Munich Philharmonic at the age of 17 and worked with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields. Mr. Jones has played solo with the Berlin Philharmonic, the Vienna Philharmonic, the Salzburg Festival, the Pacific Music Festival, and at the Royal Festival Hall, the Barbican Hall, and the Schausspielhaus in Berlin. He premiered and recorded Kenneth Fuchs Horn Concerto with the London Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Jones is director and co-owner of the horn company PAXMAN Limited, and he is professor of horn at the Royal College of Music.

Dave Krehbiel David Krehbiel played principal horn in the San Francisco Symphony for 26 years. He also played with the Chicago Symphony for five years as assistant principal and co-principal. During his nine years in the Detroit Symphony, Mr. Krehbiel played in a rock group called Symphonic Metamorphosis. He is a founding member of the Summit Brass as a player and conductor, with whom he recorded the CD Orchestral Excerpts for Horn. He has contributed articles to The Horn Call and was elected an IHS Honorary Member in 2008. Mr. Krehbiel has been on the faculty at DePaul University, Wayne State University, San Francisco State, Fresno State, Northwestern University, and the Colburn School.

He was chair of the brass department at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and has taught and conducted at the Music Academy of the West for 10 years.

Julie Landsman Julie Landsman was principal horn of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra for 25 years until her retirement in 2010. She was a member of the Houston Symphony, and has performed with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra. She received the “Pioneer Award” from the International Women’s Brass Conference and was a featured artist at the IHS Conference in 2012. A master teacher, her students hold positions in the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Opera and Ballet Orchestras, Dallas Symphony, St. Louis Symphony, New Jersey Symphony, the Colorado Symphony, and the American Brass Quintet.

Ms. Landsman teaches at The Juilliard School and Bard College, and is frequently a guest at the Curtis Institute. This summer she is teaching at the Music Academy of the West and the Aspen Music Festival. julielandsman.com

Peter Luff Peter Luff is associate principal horn with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, deputy director at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, and vice president of the IHS. Aside from his position as the professor of horn at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Mr. Luff has guest lectured all over the world. In 2010, he was the host of the 42nd International Horn Symposium, held for the first time in Australia. It was at this symposium that the Advisory Council of the International Horn Society presented Mr. Luff with the prestigious “Punto Award” to recognize his major contribution to the art of Horn playing.

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2015 IHS LA FEATURED ARTIST Jennifer Montone Jennifer Montone joined the Philadelphia Orchestra as principal horn in 2006. Previously the principal horn of the Saint Louis Symphony and associate principal horn of the Dallas Symphony, Ms. Montone was an adjunct professor at Southern Methodist University, and performer/faculty at the Aspen Music Festival and School. She was third horn of the New Jersey Symphony and performed regularly with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and the New York Philharmonic. Her recording of the Penderecki Horn Concerto,”Winterreise” with the Warsaw National Philharmonic won a 2013 Grammy Award. She is on the faculty at the Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School.

Jeff Nelsen Jeff Nelsen toured and recorded for eight years with Canadian Brass, has performed concertos with orchestras on five continents, and has played in the horn sections in Chicago, Boston, Montreal, St. Louis, Cincinnati, with the National Symphony, and New York Philharmonic. His 2011 TEDx Talk, Fearless Performance, led him to build a series of seminars training public speakers, business students, and athletes. Mr. Nelsen is president of the IHS and on the advisory board of the International Horn Competition of America. He co-designed his favorite horn (Dieter Otto “180KA-JN Jeff Nelsen” model) and has his own line of mouthpieces. As a magician member of the Academy of Magical Arts, he will be taking IHS LA attendees to the Magic Castle on select nights between August 2 and 8. Mr. Nelsen is professor of music at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. jeffnelsen.com

Brian O’Connor Brian O’Connor is a studio musician who has recorded over 2,400 film scores. He has been the principal horn on the TV shows Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Enterprise, The Young Riders, and The Carol Burnett Show. In addition to studio work, Mr. O’Connor played principal horn with the American Ballet Theater Orchestra, the LA Master Chorale, the Reno Opera, the Los Angeles Opera Repertory Theater Orchestra, the Harlem Ballet, the California Philharmonic, the New West Symphony, and the Pasadena Pops. He also performed in orchestras for Broadway shows in Los Angeles for 20 years and played solo horn with the Thomas Talbert Big Band and Tommy Newsom’s Jazztet. He was a featured soloist and clinician at the 40th IHS Symposium in Denver, Colorado. Mr. O’Connor has been the professor of horn at University of California Los Angeles.

Amy Jo Rhine Amy Jo Rhine began playing third horn with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 2014. She has held principal positions with the Colorado Music Festival, the IRIS orchestra, the Wichita Symphony Orchestra, the Louisiana Philharmonic, and she played regularly with the Saint Louis Symphony. Ms. Rhine joined the ensemble QUADRE, The Voice of Four Horns, in 2008. She helped produce their albums Our Time and Horns For The Holidays. Ms. Rhine has had adjunct faculty positions at Webster and Maryville Universities, and she was the assistant professor of horn at Wichita State University.

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Jonathan Ring Jonathan Ring is second horn of the San Francisco Symphony and a founding member of The Bay Brass. A regular participant in the Grand Teton Music Festival in Wyoming for the past 19 years, he has toured with Summit Brass, recorded numerous television and motion picture soundtracks, and performed at the 1995 IHS Workshop. In 2003 and 2005, Mr. Ring represented the United States as a member of the Super World Orchestra in Japan. He is also an accomplished keyboard player and composer with an avid interest in pop, rock, and jazz.

Mr. Ring serves on the faculty of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music where he teaches horn and coaches chamber music.

Bruce Roberts Bruce Roberts plays third horn with the San Francisco Symphony, where he also played assistant principal for eight years and acting associate principal for nine. Mr. Roberts is a regular member of the Grand Teton Music Festival in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and a founding member of both the Bay Brass and La Orquesta Filarm贸nica de la Ciudad de M茅xico. As a recording artist, he can be heard on soundtracks such as Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Ernest Joins the Army, and Mars Attacks. He has recently taken up repairing and building horns and hopes to have his own signature model in the near future. Mr. Roberts has been an adjunct professor of horn at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music for over 15 years.

Will Sanders Will Sanders has played co-principal horn at the Mannheim National Opera and principal horn in the Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, and the Bayreuth Festival Orchestra. In addition, he has worked with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, German Wind Soloists, Linos Ensemble, the Mullova Ensemble, and German Brass. He founded the German Horn Ensemble in 1990 and has been the mentor of the German Youth Orchestra for 17 years. He regularly travels to Brazil to give master classes, organize music festivals, and work with young musicians. He has taught at the Simon Bolivar Foundation in Venezuela and at the Neojiba project in Brazil. Mr. Sanders is a visiting professor at the Academy of Music in Krakow, Poland, and is a professor at the University of Music Karlsruhe, Germany.

Arkady Shilkloper Arkady Shilkloper plays horn, flugelhorn, alpenhorn, and multiple unusual wind instruments.

Since 1991, he has been performing with the Moscow Art Trio. From 1978 to 1985 he was a member of the orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre and the Bolshoi Brass Quintet. Mr. Shilkloper was a member of the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra and played traditional jazz in the band Three O. He has played with Lionel Hampton, Elvin Jones, Lew Soloff, and Herb Ellis, and has lectured as guest professor in Kansas City. Since 1997, he has played trio with bassist Vladimir Volkov and pianist Andrei Kondakov and the Russian trios. He records as a guest musician with the Vienna Art Orchestra. shilkloper.com

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2015 IHS LA FEATURED ARTIST James Thatcher James Thatcher has recorded as principal horn on over 3,500 projects. These recordings include major motion pictures with John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, James Newton Howard, Randy Newman, John Barry, James Horner, and Alan Silvestri. Mr. Thatcher has frequently played principal horn on the Academy Awards, the Emmys, and the Grammys. He is principal of the Pasadena Symphony and the New West Symphony, and has played guest principal and soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Cincinnati Symphony, and London Symphony Orchestras. A former principal horn with LA Opera, Pacific Symphony, Opera Pacifica, Glendale Symphony, American Ballet Theater Orchestra, Royal Danish Ballet Orchestra, Bolshoi Ballet, and Joffrey Ballet, he recently premiered a four horn concerto by James Horner with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Mr. Thatcher has taught at University of Southern California and the Music Academy of the West, and he is currently professor of horn at Azusa Pacific University.

Richard Todd Richard Todd, principal horn of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, is a jazz and recording artist with over 2,000 motion picture soundtracks to his credit. His classical recordings include Craig Russell’s Rhapsody for Horn and Orchestra, commissioned for Mr. Todd by the San Luis Obispo Symphony, and Concerto No. 1 for Horn and Orchestra, which Gunther Schuller invited him to record. He has taught at University of Southern California, the Henry Mancini Institute, University of California Los Angeles, California Institute of the Arts, Indiana University, and at the Chatauqua and Bowdoin music festivals. As a spokesperson and consultant for Hans Hoyer Horns, he assists in the development of horn and mouthpiece designs. He is currently professor of horn at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music as well as artistic director of the Frost Chamber Players.

Denise Tryon Denise Tryon joined The Philadelphia Orchestra in 2009 as fourth horn. Previously the fourth horn of the Detroit Symphony, she has also held positions with the Baltimore, Columbus, and New World Symphonies. She has participated in the Colorado Music Festival and the Pacific Music Festival. In 2009, Ms. Tryon and Karl Pituch founded a yearly horn seminar called Audition Mode. She was on the horn faculty at Blekinge International Brass Academy in Sweden and a solo artist at the Warsaw Horn Workshops. In 2014, Ms. Tryon was a featured artist at the IHS MidNorth Horn Workshop. Since 2007, she has served on the faculty of the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. denisetryon.com

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Jessica Valeri Jessica Valeri has been the fourth horn of the San Francisco Symphony since 2008. Previously she held positions in the Saint Louis Symphony, the Colorado Symphony, the Grant Park Orchestra, and the Milwaukee Ballet. Ms. Valeri participated in many recording projects including a Grammy-nominated recording, “Sound the Bells”, with the Bay Brass, as well as several albums with the Millar Brass Ensemble.

She currently serves on faculty of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and as a coach for the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra.

Robert Ward Robert Ward has held the position of principal horn of the San Francisco Symphony for eight years having joined the orchestra in 1980 as associate principal horn. He can be heard on many of the San Francisco Symphony’s albums, most notably playing solo horn in the San Francisco Symphony’s complete Mahler cycle, released on SFS Media. As a composer and arranger, Mr. Ward has had works premiered by the San Francisco Choral Artists and at several International Horn Symposiums. He is on the faculty of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and a founding member of the Grammy-nominated symphonic brass group, The Bay Brass.

Gail Williams Gail Williams is principal horn of the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra and the World Orchestra for Peace. She played in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 1978 until her retirement in 1998 and was a member of the Chicago Lyric Opera Orchestra. As a soloist, Ms. Williams has performed with the San Antonio Symphony, Sinfonia da Camera, New World Symphony Orchestra, Syracuse Symphony, Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra, and Green Bay Symphony Orchestra. She has commissioned and premiered numerous pieces for horn, is a founding member of the Chicago Chamber Musicians, an original member of Summit Brass, and has performed and recorded with the National Brass Ensemble. Ms. Williams is the horn professor at Northwestern University. gailwilliamshorn.com

Sarah Willis Sarah Willis became the first female brass player of the Berliner Philharmoniker in 2001. From 1991 to 2001, she was a member of Staatskapelle Berlin. In addition to playing with Chicago Symphony, London Symphony, and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Ms. Willis has recorded the Brahms Horn Trio and the Rosetti Double Concertos. Her latest solo album Horn Discoveries was released in 2014 at the IHS in London. Ms. Willis enjoys creating and presenting Family Concerts with the Philharmonic education series, and she interviews conductors and soloists for the Digital Concert Hall. A regular broadcaster and interviewer for TV and online, she fronts the classical music program Sarah’s Music for Deutsche Welle TV. In 2011, she presented live to 33 million viewers with the YouTube Symphony Orchestra. sarah-willis.com

Andrej Žust Andrej Žust has been a member of the Berliner Philharmoniker since 2011. He was appointed principal horn in the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra in Ljubljana in 2004. Mr. Žust won the first prize at Povoletto, Italy, in 2001, and the Young Musicians Competition in Slovenia in 2002. He has also been a member of the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra and the Pacific Music Festival Orchestra. An active chamber musician, he belongs to the Ariart Wind Quintet, the Soloists of the Ljubljana Chamber Orchestra, and the Trio Triumvirat. From February 2009 to January 2011, he was a scholar of the Berliner Philharmoniker Orchestra Academy.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Staff Sergeant Selena Adams

Staff Sergeant Rebecca Bainbridge

U.S. Army Field Band; member of the Pentagon Winds; teaches Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps.

Joined The U.S. Army Field Band in 2014; was an active freelancer with the Colorado Symphony, Boulder Philharmonic, and Greeley Philharmonic.

Arc Trio

Dr. Alison Balbag

Stephanie Stetson, horn Jeanne Skrocki, violin Hannah Yi, piano

PhD candidate at the USC Davis School of Gerontology; her research investigates music’s influence on health and development at all ages across the lifespan; has doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s degrees in harp performance; LA Phil Teaching Artist; Colburn School Co-Director of Wellness.

Bruce Atwell Principal horn with the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra, the Green Bay Symphony, the Fox Valley Symphony, and the Oshkosh Symphony; faculty at Lutheran Summer Music Academy; Professor of Music at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.

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Sarah Bach

Ion Balu

Member of the Crown City Brass Quintet; Riverside Symphony and Santa Barbara Symphony; performs regularly with the Pacific, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego Symphonies; faculty at Glendale Community College and Laurel Hall School.

Runs Balu Music; held positions with the Memphis Symphony and Orchestra Romanian National Opera.

Scott Bacon

Steve Becknell

2006 opened his own company Siegfried’s Call with wife Andrea; formerly worked at Rayburn music in Boston, MA customizing horns; spent three years with Master Craftsman Dietmar Duerk in Germany; co-created the SB1 horn used by members of Boston Pops.

Principal horn of the Los Angeles Opera and Camerata Pacifica; professor of horn at USC.

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Celso Benedito

Abigail Black

Orquestra Experimental de Repertório, the Orquestra Jazz Sifônica; plays the natural horn in Engenho Barroco, Américantiga, and Harmoniemusik; horn professor of the Bahia Federal University, Brazil.

Currently completing music education studies at Eastman; attending the Chautauqua Institute; working as an assistant with the Eastman Concert Office.

Dr. Travis Bennett

James Boldin

Member of the Smoky Mountain Brass Quintet; plays more than 50 concerts a year; is on the faculty of Western Carolina University. smbq.org

Positions with the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, Rapides Symphony Orchestra, and Monroe Symphony Orchestra; serves as IHS area representative for the state of Louisiana; faculty at The University of Louisiana at Monroe.

Gene P. Berger

Lisa Bontrager

Member of the Musical Arts Woodwind Quintet and DaCamera Brass Quintet; principal horn with Muncie Symphony Orchestra, Southwest Florida Symphony, and a member of Traverse Symphony; assistant professor of horn at Ball State University.

Principal horn of the Pennsylvania Centre Orchestra and Music at Penn’s Woods; Tenor Hornist of the Brass Band of Battle Creek; elected member of the Advisory Council of the IHS; distinguished professor of Music at Penn State University.

Erika Binsley Freelance hornist in the Washington D.C. area; doctoral student at the University of Maryland; works as a graduate assistant at UMD computer help desk.

Ampara Edo Biol

Laura Brenes

Freelance musician and composer in the entertainment industry; composer and orchestrator for horn, chamber, symphonic works.

Principal horn for the Redlands Symphony Orchestra; third horn for the Riverside Philharmonic; active freelance musician in the Los Angeles area; professor at the University of Redlands.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Harry Burton

Chinook Winds

Has acted and directed in theatre, television, film and radio for 30 years; teaches courses and workshops in acting schools and universities around the world.

Principal musicians of the Great Falls Symphony in Montana; Norman Gonzales, flute; Melanie Pozdol, oboe; Chris Mothersole, clarinet; Mike Nelson, horn; Elizabeth Crawford, bassoon.

Dr. Gustavo Camacho

I-Ping Chiu

Assistant Professor of Horn and Brass Area Coordinator at Western Washington University.

Section horn with the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra; pursuing her DM at Indiana University.

Kurt Civilette Principal horn, South Bend Symphony and wind quintet; principal horn Midland Symphony; third horn, Flint Symphony and Ann Arbor Symphony; Ann Arbor Symphony Brass Quintet; horn instructor at Lansing Community College and Michigan State University’s Community Music School.

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Rebecca Chambers

Lanette Compton

Principal horn of the Ocala Symphony Orchestra; founding member of the Coreopsis Quintet.

Member of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra and the Tulsa Opera Orchestra; directs horn choir and is associate professor of horn at Oklahoma State University.

Master Sergeant Bob Cherry

John Cox

Member of The U.S. Army Field Band Brass Quintet.

Principal horn of the Oregon Symphony; member of the Mainly Mozart Festival orchestra; works in creative consulting with the Oregon Symphony partnering for new audiences in underserved venues; Westwood Woodwind Quintet.

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Karen Cubides

Steven Durnin

Music manager employed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra; saxophonist; educator.

Tenured member of the Long Beach Symphony; member of the Angeles Horn Trio.

Dana Cullen

Eastern Standard

Was accepted to Curtis Institute at age 17; tours throughout US and Asia; will begin her masters degree at Rice University fall 2015.

Dr. Heidi Lucas, horn; Dr. Zach Collins, tuba; Dr. Jacob Ertl, piano; actively involved in promoting literature for this instrumentation through performance and commissions.

Dr. Peggy DeMers

Michal Emanovsky

Principal horn of the Lake Charles and Louisiana Symphony; teaches Alphorn at the Midwest Alphorn retreat; associate professor of horn Sam Houston State University.

Associate principal horn of Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra; adjunct faculty member at Kyunghee University in Seoul.

Dr. Natalie Douglass

Eli Epstein

Fulbright scholar researching pedagogical approaches to connect aural skills training to brass instruction; teaches at the Kendall Betts Horn Camp.

Published Horn Playing from the Inside Out, A Method for All Brass Musicians; recorded the CD Orchestral Excerpts for Low Horn; faculty of New England Conservatory and Boston Conservatory. eliepstein.com

Philip Doyle

Erika2

Principal horn in the Municipal Theater Orchestra and the Orquestra Petrobras Sinf么nica; teaches horn at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

Horn duo; Erika Miras currently freelances in Miami, Florida; Erika Binsley is currently pursuing a DMA at the University of Maryland.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Jeff Fair

Lin Foulk

Principal horn of the Seattle Symphony and Seattle Opera; appears throughout the Northwest as soloist, chamber musician, clinician, and teacher; faculty at the University of Washington.

Western Brass Quintet; Western Wind Quintet; studies female composers and classical music improvisation; associate professor of music at Western Michigan University. linfoulk.org

Amanda Skidmore Farasat

Dr. Rose French

Studies injury prevention and the optimization of musical potential; owns and operates the Illinois Center for Aston-Patterning速; AlignedForPerformance.com

Performs with Phoenix Symphony, Phoenix Chamber Brass, Arizona Opera, Tucson Symphony, and Flagstaff Symphony; principal horn of the American Festival Orchestra; director of the Mill Ave Chamber Players; exhibitors and advertising coordinator for the IHS; faculty associate at Arizona State University and adjunct faculty at Phoenix College, Paradise Valley Community College, and Grand Canyon University.

Randall Faust Hosts the annual Western Illinois Horn Festival; Camerata Woodwind Quintet; LaMoine Brass Quintet; composer; professor of music at Western Illinois University.

Allen Fogle

Nobuaki Fukukawa

Principal horn of the Long Beach Opera Orchestra; Kaleidescope Chamber Orchestra; Los Angeles Horn Quartet; Midnight Winds Quintet; Pacific Brass; wild Up; Trio Kobayashi; faculty at Kendall Betts Horn Camp and the California Institute of the Arts.

Member of the NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; regularly commissions new works for horn; nobuaki-fukukawa.com

Erin Futterer Completing DMA in performance and a secondary masters in ethnomusicology; natural horn teaching assistant at Eastman School of Music; horn teacher at Roberts Wesleyan in Rochester, NY.

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Randy Gardner

Warren Gref

Member, Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra; performs regularly with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and The Philadelphia Orchestra; author of two books about horn playing; professor of horn at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. randygardnerhorn.com

2015 marks his fourth annual Horn Weekend Workshop (Temecula, CA); member of the San Diego Symphony horn section for 36 years; conductor and educator; runs numerous outreach programs including San Diego Symphony at OASIS and the Kroc Center at the University Avenue Salvation Army.

Christopher Griffin Principal horn of Symphony Augusta and Union Symphony, NC; third horn with the Western Piedmont Symphony, of Hickory, NC; instructor of horn at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Wingate University.

Gina Gillie

Steven Gross

Assistant principal with the Tacoma Symphony; Camas Wind Quintet; Lyric Brass Quintet; frequently performs and lectures on natural horn; composes chamber music; associate professor of music at Pacific Lutheran University.

Principal horn of the Oregon Coast Music Festival Orchestra; director of the International Horn Competition of America; horn faculty at Horns in the Redwoods; faculty at Crescendo Summer Institute in Tokaj, Hungary; professor of horn and head of the wind, brass, and percussion at the University of California Santa Barbara.

Marc Gelfo Principal horn with the Florida Grand Opera and Palm Beach Symphony; multidisciplinary french hornist and teacher. marcgelfo.com

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Adrian Hallam

Part of the United States Air Force Band; Staff Sergeant Melissa Rocha, flute; Master Sergeant Coreen Levin, oboe; Airman 1st Class Alaina Pritz, clarinet; Airman 1st Class Daniel Shifren, bassoon; Airman 1st Class Daniel Nebel, horn.

Principal horn with the New South Wales Police Concert Band; composer who has redefined beginning band music genre; publishes horn and piano works across all grade levels.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Dylan Skye Hart

Christine Hoeffner

Freelance musician records for film, television, video games, and theme parks; Los Angeles Horn Quartet; Modern Brass Quintet; Faculty, Cal State Long Beach. dylanskyehart.com

Attorney who plays horn with the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic; member of the California State Bar and admitted to practice in all California courts, the United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court.

Clare Hellweg

Hornswoggle San Diego

Published a Spanish translation of Douglas Hill’s book Warm-Ups and Maintenance Sessions for the Horn Player; horn instructor at the University of Guanajuato School of Music and the Trinitate Philarhmonia in Leon, Mexico.

Horn choir made up of fans of the horn of all ages; performs locally at schools, churches, and events.

Takeshi Hidaka

Patrick Hughes

Member of Tsunobue Shudan horn ensemble; The Horn Quartet; visiting professor at the Senzoku Gakuen College of Music; associate professor at the Tokyo University of the Arts. hidaka.conmoto.jp

Principal with the Victoria Bach Festival and La Folia Austin Baroque; freelances with the Austin Symphony, Ballet, and Opera; composer; member IHS Advisory Council; associate professor of horn, head of brass, wind, and percussion, director of horn choir at the University of Texas at Austin.

Douglas Hill Original member of the Spoleto Festival Brass Quintet; professor of horn at the University of Wisconsin Madison from 1974 through 2011; extensive publications, recordings, compositions, pedagogical etude books, and an instructional DVD.

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Rachel Hockenberry

Peter Iltis

Founding director of Kentucky’s first El Sistema program, North Limestone MusicWorks; serves on faculty at Youth Orchestra Los Angeles.

Teaches applied horn at Gordon College; professor in the department of Kinesiology; research on embouchure dystonia focuses on the intersection between physiologic mechanisms and psychological correlates, such as performance anxiety.

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Japan Horn Society

Karl Kemm

Has more than 600 members; hosts annual horn Festivals, competitions, concerts, and lectures.

Freelances as an orchestral and early music natural horn player; collects various horns from around the world; teaches horn and Introduction to the Humanities at Del Mar College.

Dr. Katie Johnson Assistant Professor of Horn at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.

Nancy Joy

Young-Yul Kim

Principal horn of the Las Cruces Symphony at New Mexico State University (NMSU); second horn of the El Paso Symphony Orchestra and El Paso Opera Company; board of directors for the Interactive Video Audition Service International (IVASI); leads “Breathing Gym� clinics; IHS International Symposium Coordinator; created the horn choir NMSU Corno Crew; professor at NMSU.

Member of Korean Aulos Wind Quintet; advisory council of IHS; leads wind ensemble and horn ensemble as professor at Seoul National University.

W. Peter Kurau Principal horn of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra; active in commissioning and premiering new works for horn; Eastman Brass; director of the Eastman Horn Choir and professor of horn at Eastman School of Music.

Daniel Katzen

Austin Larson

Spent 29 years as second horn of the Boston Symphony Orchestra; plays on a customized horn made for him in 1980

by Dan Rauch; University of Arizona music faculty.

Assistant principal and utility horn with Colorado Symphony in Denver.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Stephen Lawson

Dr. Heidi Lucas

Member of the Maelzel Woodwind Quintet, which performs on historical instruments of the Classical period; Kingsbury Woodwind Quintet; the Huntington Symphony Orchestra; founder and director of the Audubon Chamber Ensemble; faculty and quintet member at Marshall University.

Principal horn of Tradewinds recording ensemble for Carl Fischer publications; Hoodlebug Brass Quintet; Eastern Standard; Crosswinds; Blenheim Brass Trio; faculty wind quintet and visiting assistant professor of horn at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Jonathan Guy Lewis

Johanna Lundy

Has worked extensively as an actor, writer and director for over twenty years; working on a trilogy for the theatre entitled ‘Education, Education, Education’.

Principal horn of the Tucson Symphony; faculty at Pima Community College.

Marie Lickwar Acting second horn with the Hawaii Symphony.

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Los Angeles Horn Trio

Eldon Matlick

Jacqueline Suziki, violin; Susan Svrcek, piano; Steve Durnin, horn

Principal horn Norman Philharmonic; recently completed a 26 year tenure as principal with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra; Oklahoma Wind Quintet and Brass Quintet; professor of horn at the University of Oklahoma School of Music.

Lawrence Lowe

Staff Sergeant Becky McLaughlin

Horn soloist, composer, orchestral player, and teacher; professor of horn at Brigham Young University.

U.S. Army Field Band; member of the Chamber Brass.

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The Mill Avenue Chamber Players

MirrorImage

Phoenix, Arizona based Chamber music ensemble. Core ensemble: Monica Sauer Anthony, Flute; Nik Flickinger, Oboe; Erin Finkelstein, Clarinet; Peter Blandino, Bassoon; Rose French, Horn; frequently collaborates with additional musicians; presenting artists at the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts.

Horn duo Lisa Bontrager and Michelle Stebleton; versatile programming in solo, chamber and educational settings.

Staff Sergeant J.G. Miller Active freelancer and teacher in the Baltimore/DC area; member of the United States Army Field Band; machinist and welder for Lawson Horns; writes and arranges as co-founder of Veritas Musica Publishing.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Modern Brass Quintet

Kristy Morrell

One of LA’s foremost proponents of brass chamber music; advocates for the performance and expansion of brass quintet literature; given world premieres, US, and West Coast premieres of many new compositions.

Member, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; performs with Los Angeles Philharmonic, Los Angeles Opera, Pasadena Symphony, Pacific Symphony and Los Angeles Bach Festival; faculty member, University of Southern California Thornton School of Music and Colburn School of Performing Arts.

Peggy Moran Member of the Zephyr Winds quintet; Redbud Brass quintet; staff and scholarship committee at the Kendall Betts Horn Camp; assistant professor of horn at the University of Central Oklahoma.

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Jack Munnecom

Eric Overholt

Principal horn with TransAtlantic Brass in the United States; principal in the Philips Symphony Orchestra in the Netherlands; works as a PhD researcher at the University of Utrecht.

Former associate principal horn with the Los Angeles Philharmonic; Recordings include Avatar, Toy Story 3, and Spider-Man 2. Recently diagnosed with Focal Dystonia he is working toward recovery through retraining with Jan Kagarice and Bill Plake.

James Naigus DMA candidate in horn at the University of Iowa; performer and composer.

Pacific Brass Ensemble California based; perform classical, contemporary, and film scores.

Airman First Class Daniel Nebel

Victor Pesavento

United States Air Force Band of the Golden West; member of the Golden West Wind Quintet and the Chamber Players; church organist.

Orchestrator, arranger and music copyist for over 350 motion pictures including Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, Frozen, Life of Pi, and The Grand Budapest Hotel; former principal horn of the Illinois State University Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra.

Todd Niesen

Dr. Elizabeth Pfaffle

Nominated for 4 Emmys and won 2 Golden Reels for sound editing; took a 22 year break from horn, then formed the “Thursday Horn Club� open to anyone in the Los Angeles area interested in playing horn quartets on Thursday mornings.

Assistant professor of horn at West Chester University of Pennsylvania; adjunct professor at Franklin & Marshall College; principal horn of the Allegro Chamber Orchestra; assistant director and theory instructor for the College Audition Preparation Program at Indiana University.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Dan Phillips

Jeffrey Powers

Memphis Brass Quintet; Memphis Woodwind Quintet; the Birth of the Cool Ensemble; conductor; arranger; webmaster for The Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music and for the IHS; associate professor of horn and theory at The University of Memphis.

Principal horn Waco Symphony Orchestra and the Abilene Philharmonic; Baylor Brass Quintet; Baylor Woodwind Quintet; professor of horn Baylor University School of Music.

Kolio Plachkov

Tawnee Lynn Pumphrey

Associate principal and third horn with the Colorado Symphony; guest horn faculty at the Rocky Ridge Music Center.

Recordings for film and TV include Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, Ted, American Dad, and Family Guy; toured with Shockwave, Josh Groban, and Mannheim Steamroller; former principal horn and personnel manager of Center Stage Opera; owns music contracting business. tawneelynn.com

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Quintessential Winds

Formed for the 47th IHS, as a celebration of female talent who contribute to today’s LA horn sound; Sarah Bach, Katelyn Benedict, Laura Brenes, Kristy Morrell, Danielle Ondarza, Amy Jo Rhine, Amy Sanchez, and Stephanie Stetson.

Wind quintet in Los Angeles performing standard literature, transcriptions, arrangements, and new works by living composers; teaching artists for the iVasi video conductor system; quintessentialwinds.net

Jasper Rees Arts journalist and author of A Devil to Play; One Man’s Yearlong Struggle with the Orchestra’s Most Difficult Instrument, a book about his personal journey to relearn the horn which became a one-man play.

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Ken Pope

Dr. Gary L. Reeves

Performs regularly with the Boston Pops, Boston Ballet, Boston Modern Orchestra Project, and Broadway shows; runs Pope Instrument Repair customizing/building/ repair shop where he houses the world’s largest collection of horns for sale.

Principal horn for the Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra; artist representative for the Conn-Selmer Division of Steinway, Inc.; associate professor of music at The University of South Dakota.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Emily Reppun

Englebert Schmid

Holds regular positions with the Golden State Pops Orchestra, Long Beach Municipal Band, and Orchestra Santa Monica.

Introduced his Engelbert Schmid Horns at the European Horn Symposium in 1980 after a career of orchestral and solo playing. engelbert-schmid-horns.com

Daren Robbins

Dr. Sarah Schouten

Member, Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra; Thailand IHS Regional Coordinator and editor of online music sales library; founder of the Thailand Brass and Percussion Conference; Chair of brass and percussion and Professor of horn at College of Music, Mahidol University; creator of hornexcerpts.org.

Member of Just Two horn/guitar duo; instructor of high brass at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania; horn instructor at Marywood University.

Catherine Roche-Wallace

Brent Shires

Performs with Acadiana Symphony Orchestra; Louisiana Brass Quintet; adjudicator and clinician for Conn/Selmer Musical Instruments, Inc.; associate professor of horn and music theory at University of Louisiana, Lafayette.

House hornist at The Arkansas Repertory Theater; founding member of the IFC3 Chamber Winds Festival; teacher at the University of Central Arkansas; adjunct horn faculty at Hendrix College; Pinnacle Brass; regional workshop coordinator and Arkansas Area Representative for IHS.

Alexander Shuhan Principal horn of the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra and the Fort Smith (AR) Symphony Orchestra; Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra; founding member, hornist, pianist, and composer of Rhythm & Brass; associate professor of horn Ithaca College.

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William Scharnberg

Shuhan-Luk Trio

Principal horn Dallas Opera Orchestra and Wichita Falls Symphony; serves the IHS as editor of The Horn Call; Regents professor at the University of North Texas.

Flutist Elizabeth Shuhan, hornist Alexander Shuhan, and pianist Siu Yan Luk commission new works and transcriptions for this instrumentation.

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Megan Small

Kurt Snyder

Pursuing a DMA in Horn Performance with a secondary area in Musicology at University of Iowa; conducted research in Budapest, Hungary as part of the Fulbright Student Research Grant.

New World Brass Quintet; the Sierra Wind Quintet; the Idyllwild Trio; horn instructor for Idyllwild Arts.

Kristin Smith

Luca Soares

Second horn in Opera on the James; performed with the Valdosta, Gainesville, and Lynchburg Symphonies.

Principal horn of the Campinas Symphony Orchestra-São Paulo; member of The World Orchestra; assistant director and co-founder of the social music project “Orquestra de Metais Lyra Tatuí”.

Nicholas Smith

Michelle Stebleton

Principal horn of the Wichita Symphony; published Don’t Miss! focusing on techniques to help horn players play more accurately; professor of horn at Wichita State University.

MirrorImage; charter member of the biannual Orchestra Festival of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic; teaches horn at Florida State University.

Patrick Smith

Stephanie Stetson

Associate professor of horn and music history at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA.

Los Angeles based freelance musician; regularly performs with the Pacific Symphony, LA Opera Orchestra, Santa Barbara Symphony, Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra, Long Beach Symphony, and the Long Beach Municipal Band; teacher at Citrus College; teacher and member of faculty woodwind quintet at Azusa Pacific University.

Jeffrey Snedeker Principal horn of the Yakima Symphony Orchestra; has published over 50 articles including seven articles in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians; faculty Central Washington University.

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Robert Stonestreet

Gergely Sugar

Solo, chamber, and orchestral freelance musician in Australia; researches, lectures, and publishes on the development of low horn technique and repertoire.

Member Vienna Symphony Orchestra; manager of the label “Wiener Symphoniker”; board member of the Austrian Interpreter Society (OESTIG); professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, Institute Oberschützen.

Yu-Ting Su

Radegundis Tavares

Co-founder of the Taiwanese quartet: Wonder Horns; premieres new pieces for horn; has arranged art songs for horn and piano; associate professor of horn at the University of Northern Iowa.

Soloist and chamber musician; full-time professor of french horn at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN).

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Melisandra Teteris

Kerry Turner

Completing a masters in musicology with an emphasis in Latvian film music from the Soviet era; advocate for unpublished music for horn by Latvian composers; freelance musician in southern California.

Member of American Horn Quartet; Virtuoso Horn Duo; Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra; composer.

Kristin Thelander

The U.S. Army Field Band Horn Section

Member La Crosse Symphony Orchestra Bon Vivant Horn Quartet; director of planning School of Music, University of Iowa; former director and horn professor, School of Music; member of National Association of Schools of Music, Commission on Accreditation and visiting evaluator for institutional reviews.

Six members of the Concert Band of the Musical Ambassadors of the Army: Master Sgts. Alan White and Robert Cherry, Staff Sgts Rebecca McLaughlin, J.G. Miller, Selena Adams, & Rebecca Bainbridge; present clinics and master classes throughout the U.S. and internationally.

Dr. Candace Thomas

Pablo Urbina

Freelance musician the southeast; member of the Beltline Brass Quintet; commissions and premieres new works for horn.

Conductor; co-founded the Royal College of Music Film Orchestra; project manager and archivist for the music library of film composer Michael Kamen. pablourbinainmusic.com

Dr. Timothy Thompson

Rose Valby

Professor of music at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville; faculty of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp.

Third horn in the Round Rock Symphony; member of the woodwind quintet QuinTexas; pursuing DMA at the University of Texas at Austin.

Lydia Van Dreel Member of QUADRE: The Voice of Four Horns; The Oregon Bach Festival Orchestra; The Eugene Symphony Orchestra; The IRIS Orchestra; member of faculty brass and wind quintets and associate professor of horn at University of Oregon.

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2015 IHS LA CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Dr. Jeb Wallace

Joshua Wood

Member of the Alpine Chamber Winds; Utah Brass Quintet; Inverness Trio; recording artist; horn professor and brass area coordinator at Utah Valley University.

Member of the quintet Brass Without Borders; committed to revitalizing music through community outreach; guest lecturer at Western University.

Kristin Woodward Third horn with the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra and the Sinfonia Gulf Coast; principal horn in the Wind Orchestra and the University Symphony Orchestra at Florida State University; brass coach for Tallahassee Youth Symphony.

Robert Watt Assistant principal horn of the Los Angeles Philharmonic until 2008; developed a chamber music series “Renaissance Evenings�; staff writer for the Swiss publication Brass Bulletin.

Master Sergeant Alan White

Chi-Zong Wang

U.S. Army Field Band; section leader with the Concert Band; member of the Woodwind Ambassadors.

Principal horn National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra; teaches at National Kaohsiung Normal University, National Sun Yat-sen University, and Tunghai University.

Adam Wolf Founder of the band Rock Horn Project; composer; teacher at West Ranch, Hart, Golden Valley, Arcadia High School, and Pacific Crest Drum and Bugle Corps. rockhornproject.com

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Lullabye and Fanfare by Jeff Agrell Horizons by Doug Hill

Hornpipe Stomp for HornSextet

Music for horn arranged by John Humphries

Horn Quartets, Quintets, Sextet and Octets by Mort Shafer

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2015 IHS LA UNIVERSITY ENSEMBLES University of Arizona Betty Katzen Horn Choir Tuscon, Arizona Camille Cook, Alejandro Cueto, Joshua Floyd, Sean Gale, Quinn Jarecki, Heaven Lasseter, Macauley Manzano, Jason Pfiester, Ian Ramsey, Deitric Stevens, Cathy Tran, Wade Williford, and Michael Button; director Danny Katzen.

Azusa Pacific University Azusa, California Jenny Ortiz, Michael Edwards, Gil Padilla, Noam Shanker, Taryn Spink, Brittany Petersen; from the studios of Stephanie Stetson and James Thatcher; director Stephanie Stetson.

CSU Long Beach Horn Ensemble Long Beach, California Sarah Krueger, Katy Robinson, Liam S Lacey, Jennifer Serdas, Christian Siqueiros, Melisandra Teteris, Adrain Dunker; conductor Dylan Skye Hart.

Central Washington University Horn Ensemble Ellensburg, Washington Clarissa Brisk, Rosie Green, Jarrett Hansen, Jessica Henkle, Mary Jarvis, Sophie Mortensen, Logan Moss, Madeline Osborne, Naomi Smith, Hayley Stephenson; director Jeffrey Snedeker.

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Florida State Horn Choir Tallahassee, Florida Teddy Branson, Sean Bresemann, Joey Cafeo, Wil Dannenberg, Natalie Janas, Marshall Jones, Adam Klein, Madison Kronheim, Kiirsi Maunula, Megan McMahon, Aaron Meitz, Chris Phelps, Kristi Scaccia, Alyssa Taylor, Jonathan Walton, Kristin Woodward; co-conductors Sean Bresemann and Kristin Woodward, director and conductor Michelle Stebleton

Penn State Horn Ensemble University Park, Pennsylvania Russell Brant-Gargan, Kelsey Grace Frisk, Luke Nosal, Margaret Nostrand, Kathryn Taylor, director Lisa Bontrager.

summit records with STEVEN GROSS, horn • DALE CLEVENGER, conductor “Gross manages the challenging horn part with subtle flair and vibrant character... The delights extend to concertos by Quantz, Roellig and Neruda... [played with] suave and poetic conversation.

Clevenger’s conducting is as sensitive and sure as his own horn-playing, and the Capella Istropolitana responds with handsome alacrity.”

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STEVEN GROSS

DALE CLEVENGER

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Masterpieces for Horn & Strings

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Britten • Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings (1943) Larsson • Concertino for Horn & Strings Op. 45 no. 5 Jacob • Concerto for Horn and Strings

Bach • Brandenburg Concerto no. 2 Quantz • Concerto in Eb Major Heinichen • Concerto for Two Horns with Steve Durnin, horn Röllig • Concerto in Eb Major Neruda • Concerto in Eb Major

F. Strauss • Concerto Op. 8 R. Strauss • Concerto no. 1 Op. 11 R. Strauss • Concerto no. 2 (1942)

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2015 IHS LA UNIVERSITY ENSEMBLES Tokyo University of the Arts: Geidai Horn Ensemble Tokyo Japan Aika Nose, Ami Okada, Eitarou Sakamoto, Kazuhiro Suzuki, Keishi Kamada, Kota Umejima, Maki Toyoda, Midori Tanaka, Misaki Haginoya, Natsuki Mukai, Natsumi Yoshizawa, Sakura Koyama, Yudai Shoji, Yuna Aihara, and Yuta Igawa; conductor Takeshi Hidaka. geidai.ac.jp/english

University of Central Oklahoma Broncho Horn Quartet Edmond, Oklahoma Laura Yeakley, Faith Skinner, Preston Drain, Ryan McCann; students of Dr. Peggy Moran.

University of Tennessee-Knoxville Horn Ensemble Knoxville, Tennessee Seth Hall, Ann Marie Lawson, Joseph Meinweiser, Ryan Scott, Hannah Smith, Spencer Swafford, Jake Taylor, Phillip Wadley; conductor Dr. Katie Johnson.

The University of Texas UT Horn Choir Austin Texas Ben Carroll, Frank Carrubba, Rusty Holmes, Jeffrey Kennedy, Mike Mikulka, Brianna Moehnke, Zachary Morgan, Eric Ruiz, Iliana Reyna, Matt Rosser, Jacob Schnitzer, and Rose Valby; director Patrick Hughes.

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2015 IHS LA SUPPORTING ARTISTS Ted Atkatz

Zach Collins

Former principal percussionist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; studio musician; leads alternative rock band NYCO; faculty at Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, California and the Bob Cole Conservatory at California State University at Long Beach.

Acting principal tuba with the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra; Hoodlebug Brass Quintet; Keystone Wind Ensemble; Keystone Chamber Winds; associate professor of tuba and euphonium at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Bang Lang Do Pianist with new music ensemble ConCordance; associate of the Royal College of Music in London, England.

Danielle Belen

Jacob Erti

Associate professor at the University of Michigan School of Music; violin faculty at the Colburn School; Winner of the 2008 Sphinx competition; former concertmaster of the New West Symphony; founder of Center Stage Strings summer camp; CenterStageStrings.com. BelenViolin.com.

Artist-in-residence fellow for PianoArts doing music outreach; member of the Eastman Broadband contemporary music ensemble; piano faculty at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp and the Dakota Sky International Piano Festival; assistant professor of piano at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Jaymee Haefner

KĂĄthia Bonna Pianist at IHS symposiums 2004, 2007, 2008, 2013 and 2014; President of Marcus Bonna Cases; runs a social project in Brazil with husband Marcus providing music instruction to underserved youth.

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Director of undergraduate studies for the College of Music at University of North Texas (UNT); published a biography The Legend of Henriette ReniĂŠ; national secretary and southwestern regional director for the American Harp Society; treasurer for the World Harp Congress; serves as the National Harp Associations Liaison.

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2015 IHS LA SUPPORTING ARTISTS David Holben

Alex Iles

Member of the International Tuba Euphonium Association (ITEA); professor at Pepperdine University.

Principal trombonist of the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra; freelance performing and recording artist on hundreds of television and motion picture soundtracks; Bob Florence’s Limited Edition; Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band; The Tom Kubis Big Band; The Bill Cunliffe Sextet; The David Roitstein Group; trombone and jazz instructor at California Institute of the Arts and California State University, Northridge.

Dr. Scott Holden

Richard Kravchak

Pianist; adjudicator at festivals and pedagogy workshops; chairman of keyboard studies at Brigham Young University.

Oboist; award winning teacher; founding Director of the School of Music and Theatre at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia.

Dr. Kae Hosoda-Ayer

Jenny Krueger

Soloist and collaborative pianist; member of Duo Karudan with husband, clarinetist Christopher Ayer; assistant professor of piano at Baylor University.

Executive director of the Acadiana Symphony and Conservatory of Music; pilots programs in music education targeting early childhood illiteracy.

Pamela Kurau Soprano; assistant professor and coordinator of voice program at State University of New York Geneseo; adjunct assistant professor of English lyric diction at the Eastman School of Music.

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Siu Yan Luk

Mitch Maxwell

Staff accompanist at Boston University; formerly staff accompanist at The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, Ithaca College, Hochstein School of Music and Dance, and Monroe Community College.

Principal cellist with the Dallas Opera Orchestra; founding member of the Trinity Chamber Players.

Sergeant First Class Robert Marino Principal timpanist of The U.S. Army Field Band; instructor for the nine-time Drum Corps International world champion Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps.

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2015 IHS LA SUPPORTING ARTISTS Camila Meirelles

Damian Montano

Principal director of social youth orchestra bringing free music education to under-served communities in Brazil; founder of the Brazilian Viola Association; viola and chamber music professor at the Rio Grande do Norte Federal University in Brazil.

Bassoonist and composer; member of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; recording artist.

Sterling E. Murray Professor Emeritus of Music History after 36 years with the School of Music at West Chester University; author of publications on Rosetti, Haydn, and Wallerstein.

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Hannah Powers

Terrie Shires

Current vocal education major at Baylor University; Bella Voce women’s choir; A Cappella Choir; officer in the Music Educators Association; works with OSOMusical serving special needs children; children’s music ministry director at Central Presbyterian Church.

Official accompanist for the 45th IHS and the International Horn Competition of America; choir accompanist at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp; piano instructor and collaborative artist at the University of Central Arkansas.

Jun Qian

Dr. Ann Shoemaker

Principal clarinetist of the Waco Symphony; collects, performs, records, and commissions new music for clarinet by Chinese composers exploring the confluence of Chinese culture and western art music; on faculty at Baylor University.

Principal bassoonist with the Waco Symphony Orchestra and The Shreveport Orchestra; assistant professor of bassoon at Baylor University.

Nicole Riner Flutist commissions and premieres new works with Verismo Trio; teaches flute and chamber music at the Sulzbach-Rosenberg International Music Festival in Bavaria; lecturer in flute at University of Wyoming.

Dr. Gail Robertson

Elizabeth Shuhan

Teacher, adjudicator, composer, arranger, and free-lance artist; member SYMBIOSISDUO; visiting assistant professor of tuba and euphonium at the University of Central Arkansas; chief editor of the International Tuba and Euphonium Press; board of directors of the Leonard Falcone Tuba and Euphonium Festival, the International Tuba and Euphonium Association, and the International Women’s Brass Conference.

Principal flutist with the Fort Smith Symphony; visiting lecturer at Cornell University; instructor at Opus Ithaca and Skaneateles Music Festival; Shuhan-Luk Trio; Ithaca Flute Duo; lecturer at Ithaca College.

Jeanne Skrocki Concertmaster of the Redlands Symphony Orchestra; artist in residence at the University of Redlands; assistant concertmaster of the Pacific Symphony; leads strings chamber music program and violin studio at the University of Redlands.

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2015 IHS LA SUPPORTING ARTISTS Jacqueline Suzuki

Hannah Yi

Violin in Long Beach and Santa Barbara Symphonies; founder and director of Kewa Civic Concerts, presenting free and low cost community concerts and outreach performances at pediatric hospitals, member of Los Angeles Horn Trio.

Works with LA Opera in the outreach program; faculty at Azusa Pacific University and at Orange County High School for the Arts.

Susan Svrcek

Dr. Andrew Yozviak

Founding pianist of the recital series Piano Spheres; artist faculty at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music; member of Los Angeles Horn Trio.

Director of bands at West Chester University; conductor for wind ensemble, chamber winds, Golden Rams Marching Band, conducting classes; composer for winds, chorus, jazz ensemble, marching band, and chamber ensembles.

Kristin Van Cleve Artistic director and principal violinist of the Texas Camerata; principal second violin with the Dallas Opera Orchestra; concertmaster of Orchestra of New Spain; member of the New Hampshire Music Festival; chairperson of the music department at the University of Dallas.

Henning Vauth Founding member of the Millefiori Trio; assistant professor of piano and coordinator of keyboard studies at Marshall University.

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2015 IHS LA STAFF PIANISTS Aram Arekelyan Appeared as a soloist with orchestras in Colorado and Utah; teaching assistant in the Keyboard Collaborative Arts at the USC Thorton School of Music; official collaborator in the 2014 Primrose International Viola Competition; worked with Meadowmount School of Music; currently a member of the accompanying staff at the Colburn School.

Vanessa Fadial Faculty of the Colburn Community School of Performing Arts; former faculty member of the Point Counterpoint Chamber Music Camp, and the Third Street Music School Settlement in New York City; member of the New York-based chamber group the Circadia Ensemble and the Lilac ensemble; recording a CD of New Music on MSR Classics with upcoming concerts throughout the United States and Colombia.

Dr. Vivian Fan Director of the accompanying program at the Colburn Conservatory; taught Sonata Class with Arnold Steinhardt and piano master class at the adult studies program at the Colburn School; piano faculty at the Idyllwild Arts Academy; performed solos with conductors Jorge Mester, Jung Ho Pak, Mario Miragliotta, Sharon Lavery, Peter Askim, and Marc Riley; appeared in recitals with Andrew Bain, Wen-Sinn Yang, Arnold Steinhardt, Ronald Leonard, and Paul Coletti; has been broadcast on KTLA and KNBC television as well as KUSC, WFMT, and Performance Today on APM radio.

Roberta Garten

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Jennie Jung Debuted with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at the age of eleven; performed with the Republic of Tatarstan Symphony, Korean Philharmonic, and University of Toronto: former staff at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Aspen Summer Music Festival, and the Banff Centre for the Arts; Fischoff Competition bronze medalist; member of the Jung Trio; performed Beethoven’s Triple Concerto in Russia, Korea, Toronto, and Los Angeles; recording of Dvorak’s Piano Trio in F Minor recently released by the Groovenote Label on LP and SACD; faculty of the Claremont Graduate University, Pomona College, and the Colburn School of Performing Arts.

Mitsuko Morikawa

Hui Wu Premiered and recorded works by Elliott Schwartz, Paul Chihara, and Eric Nathan; appeared with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Xia’men Symphony Orchestra, and New Juilliard Ensemble; has been broadcast on WQXR 93.6 FM and KUSC Classical 91.5 FM; currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at University of Southern California.

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2015 IHS LA COMPOSERS ON CAMPUS Lee Actor Lee Actor compositions have been performed by more than 60 orchestras and bands around the world. A former violinist with the Albany Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Actor was named composer-in-residence of the Palo Alto Philharmonic in 2002. He was the assistant conductor of the Nova Vista Symphony from 2008 to 2010. He won first prize in the 2007 IHS Composition Contest. Mr. Actor has released four CDs, each one receiving critical acclaim and won a coveted spot on the Audiophile Audition’s list of “Best of the Year Discs for 2011”.

Daniel Baldwin Daniel Baldwin has been commissioned by the New York Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony, National Symphony Orchestra, Lincoln Symphony, Tulsa Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the West Point Band. His music has been performed in Canada, Italy, Germany, Japan, China, Belgium, and Australia. Mr. Baldwin publishes exclusively with Imagine Music Publishing, and he is the editor of a band/orchestra/ choir series titled “The Pathways Series”. He has conducted honor bands across the midwest, at instrumental society symposiums, and at festivals across the country.

Jason Barabba His music is sought out by performers across the country. Collaborations have included performances by The Janaki String Trio, The AdZel Duo, The California E.A.R. Unit, Ensemble Green, clarinetist Richard Stoltzman, The Krechkovsky-Loucks Duo, pianist Susan Svrcek, The Arneis Quartet, The Symbiosis Chamber Orchestra, The What’s Next? Ensemble and The Verismo Trio. He is a frequent speaker and guest lecturer presenting talks on composition and new music at The University of Kansas, Chapman University, and The California State University at Bakersfield. Mr Barabba has enjoyed participating in festivals including the Cortona Sessions for New Music, the University of Wyoming’s New Frontiers Festival, Los Angeles’ Hear Now Festival and the Vanguard Miami New Music Festival. Several of his works are available on commercial recordings on the Yarlung Records, MMC Recordings and Navona Records labels.

Bruce Broughton Bruce Broughton is best known for his film scores such as Silverado, Tombstone, The Rescuers Down Under, Miracle on 34th Street, and Homeward Bound. TV themes that Mr. Broughton has composed include JAG, Dinosaurs, and Steven Spielberg’s Tiny Toon Adventures, as well as series like Dallas, Quincy, First Monday, and Hawaii Five-O. He has been nominated for an Oscar and a Grammy, and he has won the Emmy a record ten times. Mr. Broughton’s concert music has been performed by the Cleveland Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony, and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. He serves as a board member of ASCAP and is a past president of The Society of Composers and Lyricists. He is an adjunct professor in Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television for the Thornton School of Music at University of Southern California, and a lecturer in music composition at the University of California, Los Angeles Herb Alpert School of Music.

John Dickson John Dickson has a degree in piano performance and composition and a degree in media writing and production. He was the resident composer at the Alley Theater where he assisted in the world premiere of Frank Wildhorn’s Jekyll and Hyde. Mr. Dickson scored and composed songs for productions of As You Like It and A Christmas Carol. As a session horn and piano player in Los Angeles, he has performed and recorded with Alanis Morissette, Barbra Streisand, Elton John, Billy Joel, Tommy Tune, Diahann Carroll, Ray Charles, Patti Austin, Eddie Van Halen, Chick Corea, Lionel Ritchie, and “Weird Al” Yankovic . He has performed on over 300 feature films, TV shows, trailers, national commercials, and daytime shows. Mr. Dickson composed for the films Burn Notice, The Good Guys, A Galaxy Far Far Away, and over a dozen science fiction/horror films for the SYFY channel. He has received four ASCAP Film and TV Awards for his work in prime time television.

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Geoffrey Gordon Geoffrey Gordon writes music for chamber groups, vocalists, orchestra, theater, dance, and film. He has served as composer-in-residence at the Aaron Copland House and is a winner of the Aaron Copland Award. Mr. Gordon has received academic fellowship support from the University of Wisconsin, Boston University, New York University, and the Guildhall in London. His works have been performed more than 50 times on three continents, including a piece for horn soloist horn Andrew Bain. As the 2015 commissioned composer for the American Music Project, he will premier and record a major new chamber work this year. Mr. Gordon serves as composer-in-residence for the Xanthos Ensemble and is a staff composer for the American Composers Orchestra in New York City.

Adrienne Hallam Adrian Hallam plays principal horn with the New South Wales Police Concert Band and has performed on studio recordings and soundtracks.

He has worked with orchestras and diverse performers including comedian Eric Idle, Bootleg Beatles, Daleks from Dr Who, and Grammy nominated hip-hop artist Ryan Leslie. Mr. Hallam’s compositions “Stadium Rock”, “Haunted”, and “Kung Fu” redefine beginner band music.

He has published a variety of music for horn and piano, performed at the Midwest Clinic, and was shortlisted in the American Band Association’s Young Band Composition Competition as well as the UK Songwriting Contest.

Dr. Jack M. Jarrett Dr. Jack M. Jarrett received the Rudolf Nissim Prize from ASCAP for his orchestral song cycle “…autumn too long.” . Mr. Jarrett taught at Berklee College of Music and served as Chair of the largest composition department in the world from 1989 until 2001. He worked at Notion Music, Inc. in Greensboro, North Carolina from 2001 until 2005, when he resumed his career as a full time composer and conductor.

Kevin Kaska Kevin Kaska has written orchestral compositions and arrangements that have been played by over 50 orchestras worldwide, including the Boston Pops Orchestra, Saint Louis Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. A documentary featuring Mr. Kaska titled EROICA! was broadcast on PBS. The film follows him as he composes a Triple Concerto for the award-winning, Grammy-nominated, Eroica Trio. He has orchestrated for the 2012 Oscars and the films Interstellar, Man of Steel, Lone Ranger, Dark Knight 1 and 2, Angels and Demons, Rango, Madagascar 2, Monsters vs. Aliens, Sherlock Holmes 1 and 2, Inception, Pirates 4, Transformers 2 and 3, and Iron Man 2. Mr. Kaska orchestrated the score for Life of Pi which won an Oscar. His music has been licensed by the Bose Corporation to demonstrate the quality of the company’s speakers. kevinkaska.com

Veronica Krausas Veronika Krausas has directed, composed for, and produced multi-media events that incorporate her music with dance, acrobatics, and video. Her chamber opera The Mortal Thoughts of Lady Macbeth was premiered at the New York City Opera’s VOX 2008 festival. It won both the Best Opera and Best Performance at Goat Hall Productions Works for Opera in 2009. Krausas has music composition degrees from the University of Toronto, McGill University in Montreal, and a doctorate from the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, where she is a professor in the composition department.

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2015 IHS LA COMPOSERS ON CAMPUS Gary Kuo Gary Kuo is a violinist and six-time Emmy award-winning composer. He has played on over 100 motion picture and television soundtracks including The Rock, Clear and Present Danger, Finding Nemo, The Simpsons, JAG, and Family Guy. Mr Kuo received five Emmy Awards for his work on the daytime drama All My Children and another for As the World Turns. This fall, he will be installed as director of music for Pebblekick, Inc. and oversee the creative direction, composition, and production of all musical content for the Southern California based video game developer and publisher. Mr. Kuo serves as an instructor at Biola University and La Sierra University, teaching both violin performance and composition. garykuo.com

Robert Litton Robert Litton received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in composition and percussion performance as well as the 2010 “Young Alumnus of the Year” award from CSU Hayward (now East Bay) before graduating 1st in his class from the prestigious Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program at the University of Southern California. He has performed with the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra, the Marin Symphony, the Berkeley Symphony, Composers Inc., and was a marimba soloist with the Kensington and Fremont Symphony Orchestras. His compositions have been performed by members of the San Francisco Symphony, SF Opera, SF Contemporary Music Players, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, LA Opera, LA Chamber Orchestra, as well as the New York Philharmonic, and in 2001 was he honored with a featured performance in New York’s Carnegie Hall.

Kerry Turner Kerry Turner has become one of the most recognized names, not only in the horn world, but in brass playing in general. Whether as a composer or a performing artist on the horn, he appears regularly on the great concert stages of the world. Mr. Turner’s major ensembles with whom he performs include the world-famous American Horn Quartet, the stunning Virtuoso Horn Duo, and the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra. As a member of these prestigious organizations, he has concertized on four continents. He is also a frequently invited soloist and clinician, having performed and taught in Germany, France, Portugal, Switzerland, Japan, the United States and the Czech Republic.

Brad Warnaar Brad Warnaar attended the Eastman School of Music. At the end of his first year at Eastman, Mr. Warnaar won the second horn position with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. Shortly after that he was hired by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. In 1980 Mr. Warnaar moved to Southern California where he played on over 1,000 film scores, countless TV shows, and recorded with many pop legends including Michael Jackson, Metallica, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers, John Legend, and Paul McCartney. He has performed regularly with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra since 1982, and played hundreds of concerts with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. As a composer Mr. Warnaar has written music for the concert stage, as well as for movies, TV, and commercials. He has orchestrated music for well over 100 movies including Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, The Notebook, Sex and the City, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and several of the Fast and Furious movies, including the recent Furious 7.

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GEBR. ALEXANDER GMBH

PATTERSON HORNWORKS

US MARINE CORPS MUSIC PROGRAM

Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2

Olive Building, Room 230

Olive Building, Room 230

Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

ATKINSON HORNS

GENGHIS BARBIE

PAXMAN LTD

WES HATCH CUSTOM HORNS LLC

Olive Building, Room 272

Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2

Grand Building, Room 240

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

BALU MUSIK

HANS HOYER

PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE

WICHITA BAND INSTRUMENT CO., INC.

Grand Building, Room 242

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

Olive Building, Room 230

BALQUHIDDER MUSIC/ GLEN LYON BOOKS

HORN FORENSICS

POPE INSTRUMENT REPAIR

WIND-NOTES LLC

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

Grand Building, Room 240

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

HOUGHTON HORNS

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WISEMAN CASES

Olive Building, Room 270

Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

Grand Building, Room 320, Dance Studio B

ILTIS DAMPFER MITT

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Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

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IMAGINE MUSIC

RICCO KÜHN

Grand Building, Room 320, Dance Studio B

Grand Building, Room 240

IVASI

RM WILLIAMS PUBLISHING

Olive Building, Lounge P242, Level P2

Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

JDW SHEET MUSIC

SIEGFRIED’S CALL, INC.

Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

JOSEF KLIER GMBH & CO KG

SOLID WOOD PUBLISHING

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

Grand Building, Room 320, Dance Studio B

LASKEY COMPANY

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Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

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LUKAS HORNS

STOMVI USA

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

MARCUS BONNA CASES

S.W. LEWIS

Grand Building, Room 240

Grand Building, Room 240

Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2

BERP AND COMPANY Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2

BRASS ARTS UNLIMITED Grand Building, Room 244

BRIXTON PUBLICATIONS Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS (CALARTS) Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2

CANTESANU HORNS Grand Building, Room 244

CONN-SELMER, INC. Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

CORNFORD Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

DONALDSON BATONS Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

DÜRKHORNS Grand Building, Room 240

ENGELBERT SCHMID GMBH Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

FAUST MUSIC Grand Building, Room 320, Dance Studio B

Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2 Olive Building, Room 229 Olive Building, Room 230 Olive Building, Room 270 Olive Building, Room 272 Olive Rehearsal Hall, Level P2

MEDLIN HORNS Grand Building, Room 244

OSMUN MUSIC Olive Building, Room 229

THEODORE FRONT MUSICAL LITERATURE, INC.

Olive Building, Lounge P242, Level P2

Grand Building, Room 320, Dance Studio B

US ARMY MUSIC

Grand Building, Room 307, Dance Studio A

Olive Building, Olive Acre, Level 2

Grand Building, Room 320, Dance Studio B Grand Building, Room 240, Early Childhood Center Grand Building, Room 242 Grand Building, Room 244

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OLIVE BUILDING, P2

GRAND BUILDING, UPPER LEVEL

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8

9 am* - 7 pm Exhibitor Load-In

9 am - 1:30 pm Exhibits Open

9 am - 1:30 pm Exhibits Open

Exhibits Closed

9:45 pm - 11:30 pm Exhibitor Welcome Party An evite will be sent to all registered exhibitors and program advertisers.

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Lunch

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Lunch

2:30 pm - 5 pm Exhibits Open

2:30 pm - 5 pm Exhibits Open

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7

9 am - 1:30 pm Exhibits Open

9 am - 12 pm Exhibits Open

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Lunch

12 pm - 1 pm Lunch

2:30 pm - 5 pm Exhibits Open

1 pm - 3 pm Exhibits Open

*Some rooms may not be available at 9 am, please contact Rose French.

MONDAY, AUGUST 3 9 am - 1:30 pm Exhibits Open 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Lunch 2:30 pm - 5 pm Exhibits Open

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Practice Rooms are available for check-out through the IHS LA Registration Desk and the Olive Security desk, both located on the third floor of the Olive Building. Please bring your ID in order to reserve a practice room. Rooms are available on a first come, first serve basis.

Those staying in the Residence Hall have access to practice rooms via their Colburn Badge 24/7. Most Colburn practice rooms have a piano.

REHEARSAL TIME IN THE HALLS Each Artist is allotted time in the hall thirty minutes prior to the start of his/her concert.

For concerts with multiple Artists, please be courteous and allow each performer/group a chance to have a brief soundcheck in the space.

CHAMBER MUSIC REHEARSAL ROOMS If your group is too big for a practice room, there are several spaces available for reservation: Olive 252 Olive 443 Student Lounge on Olive Level 2, Room 244 These rooms are available only via reservation. Please visit the IHS LA Registration Desk or email ihsla2015@gmail.com to reserve a space. Chamber music rehearsal spaces are available on a first come, first serve basis.

AUDIO/VISUAL NEEDS Artists with AV questions should email: Francesco Perlangeli (fperlangeli@colburnschool. edu), Sergey Parfenov (sparfenov@colburnschool.edu), and Derek Williams (dwilliams@ colburnschool.edu).

HANDICAP NEEDS If you have handicap needs, please email: ihsla2015@gmail.com. A wheelchair rental company is on file for those interested in renting a wheelchair for the week. A van is also available to those that are unable to walk between venues. Visit the IHS LA Registration Desk for more information about van departure times, sign-ups, and pick-up locations.

VOLUNTEER STATIONS The IHS LA 2015 Volunteer Station is located in the Colburn Cafe Boardroom.

IHS LA INFORMATION STATIONS Boards with IHS LA 2015 schedules will be placed in both the Olive and Grand lobbies.

Please check the IHS LA Registration Desk and the bulletin boards located on the south side of the Acre (Level 2 of Olive) for other IHS LA postings and/or updates.

EMERGENCY NUMBERS Emergency: 911 Colburn Security Office: 213.621.4500

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