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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET FESTIVAL
Etienne Charles - Trumpet
CONTENTS West Chester University, Campus Map ...............................................................................4
School of Music Map, Floors 1 ............................................................................................5
ITG 2020 ............................................................................................................................... 6
Programs ..............................................................................................................................7
Artists Biographies ..........................................................................................................8-11
Ensemble Rosters .........................................................................................................11-12
Exhibitors ...........................................................................................................................13
Sponsors .......................................................................................................................14-19
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET FESTIVAL
West Chester University - Campus
LOT - M: Free parking during the weekend for both exhibitors, artists, and participants. Building 54: Swope Music Building: All master-classes, exhibitors, recitals, and concerts. Building I: Philips Memorial Building & Asplundh Concert Hall: Evening Concerts
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School of Music - 1st Floor
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Programs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST PROGRAM TO BE ANNOUNCED FROM THE STAGE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND PROGRAM Bugler’s Holiday for Large Trumpet Ensemble ....................................................................... Leroy Anderson (1908-1975) 2020 Trumpet Festival Participants – Robert Skoniczin, Conductor Funeral March for Wind Ensemble ...........................................................................................Samuel Barber (1910-1981) WCU Wind Ensemble – Andrew Yozviak, Conductor Slavonic Fantasy for Trumpet & Band............................................................................................Carl Höhne (1870-1939) Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski – Trumpet Concert in F Minor, Op. 18 for Trumpet & Band .......................................................................Oskar Böhme (1870-1938) 1.Allegro Moderato Robert Skoniczin – Trumpet Centennial Horizon for Trumpet & Band .........................................................................................Kevin McKee (b. 1980) 1.Aspen Grove 2.Roaring Gunnison Jason Bergman – Trumpet Symphony No. 2, “Voices” for Wind Ensemble .....................................................................James M. Stephenson (b.1958) 1.Prelude: “Of Passion” 2.Shouts and Murmurs 3.Of One WCU Wind Ensemble – Andrew Yozviak, Conductor Song of Hope for 3 Trumpets & Band .............................................................................................Peter Meechan (b. 1980) Jason Bergman, Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski, & Robert Skoniczin – Trumpets Under Western Skies for 2 Trumpets & Band ................................................................................... Kevin McKee (b. 1980) Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski & Robert Skoniczin – Trumpets
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Artist Bios HOSTS
Hailed for his pure tone and musical finesse, International soloist and educator Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski has appeared in numerous solo performances with orchestras, wind bands, piano, and mixed chamber ensembles within the United States, as well as around the Globe.
An active freelancer in the Philadelphia region, Dobrzelewski holds the positions of Professor of Trumpet and Assistant Dean at West Chester University of Pennsylvania School of Music, Conference Director for the International Trumpet Guild, Executive Director for the Caribbean Brass Institute, and founding member of the Grammy nominated Tromba Mundi Trumpet Ensemble. In addition, Jean-Christophe is brass coordinator and resident faculty for the Aruba Symphony Summer Festival. Formerly, he held the position as co-principal trumpet of the Midland-Odessa Symphony and the Lone Star Brass in Texas. Jean-Christophe’s solo recordings include CDs such as Tryptique, Tryptique Renewal, and Eternal Source of Light Divine with organ. Chamber music recordings from Tromba Mundi include Tromba Mundi, Sinfonia Americana, and Quest for Adventure. In addition, he can be heard on the MSR Classics recording of American music for brass and wind ensemble, Shadowcatcher (2011), a project for which he served as Executive Producer and was made possible thanks to funding he received from a National Endowment for the Arts grant. All recordings are available on iTunes. Jean-Christophe has participated as editor and typesetter in over 150 works on the Hickman Music Edition catalogue. He has also published several chamber music arrangements, as well as a set of sixteen-volume of orchestral excerpts for trumpet. These excerpt books are widely used around the world and have been recommended study material for previous New York Philharmonic trumpet auditions. Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski received a “Prix de Trompette” from the Rueil-Malmaison Conservatory of Music in Paris, a Master of Music from the University of Maine, and a Doctor of Music Arts degree from Arizona State University, all in the area of performance. Former teachers include David Hickman, Eric Aubier, Guy Touvron, Wolfgang Bauer, and Jean-Francois Michel. He is a Stomvi Artist and Clinician, and exclusively plays Stomvi instruments.
Robert Skoniczin is a native of southeastern Pennsylvania and has enjoyed a varied career as a trumpeter and teacher in the region and beyond. An active freelance musician and noted pedagogue in the region, he is well known to concertgoers. Rob’s role in Tromba Mundi has been the go-to utility player that every organization dreams of having. At one time or another, he has subbed for, covered for, and perhaps even lied for every person in the ensemble. We are thrilled to have him as a regular member of the group for this tour! Rob is principal trumpet with OperaDelaware and has performed with The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Delaware Symphony Orchestra, Bach Choir (and Festival Orchestra) of Bethlehem (PA), New Jersey Opera Theatre, Opera Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ballet, Peter Nero and the Phillly Pops, Philadelphia Orchestra Community Outreach, Reading Symphony, Ocean City Pops, Wilmington String Ensemble, Gramercy Brass Orchestra, Sammy Kaye Orchestra and Brian Pastor Big Band. Mr. Skoniczin has played for numerous touring Broadway shows in Philadelphia and Wilmington. He has backed various star attractions such as Martina McBride, Anne Murray, Pete Fountain, Collin Raye, Marvin Hamlisch and Mannheim Steamroller and performed for such dignitaries as Mother Teresa and former Chinese President Jiang Zemin during their visits to the United States. Mr. Skoniczin can be heard on several recordings including Manhattan Transfer’s DVD The Christmas Concert, American Anthems with the Gramercy Brass Orchestra and numerous spots for NFL Films. After graduating as the valedictorian of his high school class, Mr. Skoniczin received a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from Gettysburg College and his Master of Music in Orchestral Performance from Manhattan School of Music. His principal teachers have included Vince Penzarella of the New York Philharmonic and Christopher Tranchitella of the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra. In 2002, Mr. Skoniczin received the Cecil Collins Award from Manhattan School of Music for Outstanding Brass Performance. In 2007, Rob was named associate conductor for Bravo Brass, the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Brass Ensemble program. This ensemble is designed to further the musicianship of advanced middle school and high school brass and percussion players of the greater Delaware Valley region. Rob is a member of the National Band Association, the International Trumpet Guild, the American Federation of Musicians and Phi Beta Kappa.
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET FESTIVAL FEATURED ARTISTS Jason Bergman joined the music faculty of the Brigham Young University School of Music as Associate Professor of Trumpet in August 2018. Prior to his appointment, Dr. Bergman was trumpet professor at the renowned University of North Texas College of Music. During summers, he is a faculty member of the Idyllwild Arts Chamber Festival. He also serves as an elected board member of the International Trumpet Guild, a regular adjudicator with the National Trumpet Competition, and recently was host of the 2018 National Trumpet Competition on the campus of UNT. He has also been named the host of the 2020 Ellsworth Smith International Trumpet Competition which will take place at BYU in the fall of 2020. Dr. Bergman has performed in China, Europe, the United Kingdom, South America, and throughout the United States. In 2008, he was named Associate Principal Trumpet of the Santiago Philharmonic in Chile, where he performed during their 2008 season. Most recently, he was Principal Trumpet of the Mobile Symphony Orchestra and Mobile Opera. He was an active performer in the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex, where he frequently performed with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Opera, and the Dallas Winds. He has been a member of the Gulf Coast Symphony, Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra, and Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra. Additionally, he has performed in concert with the Canadian Brass, Rhythm & Brass, and with conductor David Robertson, at Carnegie Hall, as part of the Weill Music Institute. He also enjoyed performing as a fellow at the Music Academy of the West. Dr. Bergman has given recitals and master classes at numerous institutions worldwide and he has performed or presented clinics at conferences of the International Trumpet Guild, College Music Society, International Tuba and Euphonium Conference, Mississippi Bandmaster’s Association, Mississippi Music Teachers Association, Utah Music Educator’s Conference, and the Texas Music Educators Association Annual Convention. As soloist, he has performed with the Garland Symphony Orchestra; the Beijing Central Conservatory of Music Wind Ensemble; the UNT Symphonic Band, Brass Band, and Wind Ensemble; the Southern Miss Symphonic Winds; and the Brigham Young University Philharmonic, Wind Symphony, and Symphonic Band. He has previously been an artist faculty member at the Música nas Montanhas Festival in Poços de Caldas (Brazil), the Semana de la Trompeta Peruana (Peru), the Festival de Música de Santa Catarina (Brazil), the Grand Valley International Trumpet Seminar (USA), and the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp (USA). He was also the Nina Bell Suggs Endowed Professor of Trumpet at the University of Southern Mississippi for 5 years. His debut solo album, On The Horizon, was released in 2013 and is available on the MSR Classics label. It has received rave reviews. In 2016, he released a second solo album on the MSR Classics label entitled The Lightning Fields. It won the Silver Medal in the 2017 Global Music Awards in the Instrumental Album and Emerging Artist categories. It has also received excellent reviews in Gramophone, Fanfare, and other respected sources. Committed to research, Dr. Bergman is a contributing author for the Grove Dictionary of American Music, Second Edition. He also serves as editor of the Orchestra Section Profile in the International Trumpet Guild Journal. His music arrangements have been published by Eighth Note Publications. He is a graduate of Brigham Young University (BM) and the University of Michigan (MM and DMA). Jason Bergman is an artist/clinician for Bach trumpets.
Etienne Charles is the Assistant Professor of Jazz Trumpet at Michigan State University. Hailed byNew York Times as “an auteur” and by Jazz Times as “A daring improviser who delivers with heart wrenching lyricism.” According to Downbeat Magazine “Charles delivers his ebullient improvisations with the elegance of a world-class ballet dancer.” Etienne has received critical acclaim for his exciting performances, thrilling compositions and knack for connecting with audiences worldwide. In June 2012, Etienne was written into the US Congressional Record for his musical contributions to Trinidad & Tobago and the World. Perhaps more than any other musician of his generation or Eastern Caribbean origin, Etienne brings a careful study of myriad rhythms from the French, Spanish, English and Dutch speaking Caribbean to the table. Crucially, as a soloist, he fully understands the New Orleans trumpet tradition (which is readily discernible in his trademark instrumental swagger) and what famed Crescent City Pianist, Jelly Roll Morton so succinctly captured in the now immortal phrase, ‘The Spanish Tinge’. His latest recording, Creole Soul has received critical acclaim worldwide for it’s fusion of root grooves from the Afro-Caribbean. His previous release, Kaiso (Culture Shock Music 2011), features his arrangements and interpretations of the music of calypso legends Lord Kitchener, Mighty Sparrow & Roaring Lion. As a sideman he has performed and or recorded with Monty Alexander, Roberta Flack, Frank Foster, Ralph MacDonald, Johnny Mandel, Wynton Marsalis, Marcus Roberts, Maria Schneider, Count Basie Orchestra, Eric Reed, Lord Blakie, David Rudder and many others. He holds a Master’s degree from the Juilliard School and a Bachelor’s degree from Florida State University. For more information please visit etiennecharles.com Steven Heitzer, a native Philadelphian, is an active classical trumpet player in the tri-state area. He is a member of Opera Philadelphia, Philadelphia Brass, Fairmount Brass Quartet, Bach Festival Orchestra of Bethlehem, Reading Symphony, and Ocean City Pops Orchestra. He is also a frequent performer with Delaware Symphony, Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra, Lancaster Symphony, and the Walnut Street Theatre. Steve’s many performing credits include Dave Brubeck, Branford Marsalis, Roger Daltry & The Who, Weird Al Yankovic, Vanessa Williams, Andrea Bocelli, Don Rickles, Peter Nero, and Luciano Pavoratti, among others. Steven’s main musical interest besides playing the trumpet is arranging music. He has scored nearly 200 brass arrangements for The Philadelphia Brass, Delaware Symphony, and Ocean City Pops Orchestra, as well as works for various string quartets, choirs, and organists around the Philadelphia region. He received his undergraduate degree from Temple University and his master’s degree from Manhattan School of Music. In his spare time, when not arranging or composing music, Steve enjoys watching foreign films, frequenting modern art museums, and never-quite-finishing crossword puzzles.
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET FESTIVAL FEATURED ENSEMBLES The U.S. Army Blues, part of the United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own,” is the premier jazz ensemble of the United States Army. After informal beginnings in 1970, this 18-piece ensemble became an official element of the Army Band in 1972. Comprised of exceptional jazz musicians from across the nation, the Army Blues strive to fulfill their mission through public concerts, educational outreach, and the preservation of the tradition of America’s unique art form: jazz. The Army Blues have performed at prestigious venues such as the Monterey Jazz Festival, the Montreux Jazz Festival, the famous Birdland jazz club in New York City, and the legendary jazz club Blues Alley club in Washington, DC. The band has shared the stage with jazz greats such as Dave Brubeck, Doc Severinsen, Stanley Turrentine, Slide Hampton, Dr. Billy Taylor, Kevin Mahogany, and Terell Stafford. The Army Blues give frequent performances at national conferences such as the Jazz Education Network annual conference, the International Trumpet Guild conference, the International Trombone Conference, and the Music Educators National Conference. The musicians of the Army Blues perform regularly at the White House, the Vice President’s Residence, the State Department, and for high-level military protocol and ceremonial events in the Washington Metropolitan Area. The group plays a vital role in Army recruiting as part of the Twilight Tattoo performances seen by thousands of tourists each summer in Washington, DC, and surrounding areas. Members of the Army Blues have played for Habitat for Humanity volunteers in New Orleans during the cleanup efforts following Hurricane Katrina. In conjunction with the USO and the office of the Sergeant Major of the Army, individual members of the band have volunteered to travel to Iraq, Kuwait, and Afghanistan during the holiday season to perform concerts for the troops stationed there. Serving as musical ambassadors, the Army Blues have conducted numerous clinics at schools and colleges throughout the United States. Members of the Army Blues engage in community educational outreach, working with young musicians in local schools. In collaboration with the Library of Congress, the Army Blues play seldom-performed yet historically significant music from the Library’s jazz archives. To celebrate their thirty-fifth anniversary, the Army Blues recorded a double CD album entitled Blues at Thirty-Five in 2007. This album won two Washington Area Music Awards (“Wammies”) in the categories of Best Big Band Group and Best Big Band Recording. Since that time, the ensemble has recorded Live at Blues Alley an educational initiative release called Blues Plus You and most recently, a collaborative effort with the Library of Congress titled Jazz from the Stacks.
Reanimations for two trumpets and wind ensemble, Joseph Turrin’s Concertino for 11 Instruments and Wind Ensemble, Adam Silverman’s Alternating Currents for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble, Rob Maggio’s Glass Ceiling and the wind band settings of John Corigliano’s Cabrillo Lullaby and Richard Danielpour’s Toward the Splendid City. The WCUWE has been recognized by its peers with regular invitations to perform at regional, national and international conferences. The group has recently performed at 2014 CBDNA Eastern Division Conference in Boston, Massachusetts and at the 2010 Eastern Division Conference hosted at West Chester University. The WCUWE has been invited to perform at the 2015 National Association for Music Educators Eastern Division Conference in Providence, RI and the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association Annual Conference twice in recent years (2009 and 2015). Additionally, the WCUWE has performed at the 2014 International Trumpet Guild Conference in Valley Forge, PA and the WCU Chamber Winds (which draws membership from the WCUWE) performed at the 2015 International Horn Society Conference in Los Angeles, CA. A strong dedication to the preservation and dissemination of wind music has developed into an annual recording project for the WCUWE that has resulted in the production of eight commercial recordings Shadowcatcher, Rites, Borrowed Inspirations, Reanimations, Like a Moth to a Flame, Hosannas, Toward the Splendid City, Blessings Flow and Ritmico. These recordings have been met with consistent critical praise. A recent Band World review of Like a Moth to a Flame notes: “Andrew Yozviak and the West Chester University Wind Ensemble have been producing some of the most professional programs for band music lovers and this latest addition is another treasure…a superb program from West Chester!” More than a dozen World Premier Recordings have been featured in this series on Mark and Albany labels. The group also regularly participates in commissioning consortiums that have resulted in the creation of significant works for wind band. Among them, Steven Bryant’s Concerto for Wind Ensemble, Kevin Walczyk’s Scion Concerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble, James Syler’s Congo Square, Oliver Kaplan’s Krumholz Variations and Adam Silverman’s Carbon Paper and Nitrogen Ink, Zhou Long’s Concerto for Wind Ensemble, Andy Akiho’s Ondine’s Epiligue, Michael Ippolito’s Machine Becomes Music, James Barnes’ Symphony No. 9 and ongoing efforts that include works in progress by Dan Welcher, Adam Silverman and Jess Langston Turner.
The West Chester University Wind Ensemble features some fifty of the finest wind and percussion students from the Wells School of Music and is one of four symphonic wind bands sponsored by the university. The ensemble presents numerous programs on and off campus each year and regularly entertains guest artists. Recent collaborations include work with Donald Hunsberger, Frank Battisti, William Berz, Keith Brion, Jack Stamp, Jennifer Higdon, Joseph Turrin, Eric Ewazen, John Mackey, Eric Aubier, Tim McAllister, Phillip O’Banion, Alan Vizzutti and the Canadian Brass. The WCUWE is active in pursuing the commissioning of new works by contemporary composers. Recent efforts have included the commissioning and world premiers of Jess Langston Turner’s Page 10
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET FESTIVAL CONDUCTOR Dr. Andrew Yozviak is the Director of Bands in the Wells School of Music at West Chester University. His primary responsibilities include conducting the Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds as well as teaching graduate conducting classes. Prior to this appointment, Yozviak served as Visiting Director of Bands at Susquehanna University and taught thirteen years in the Pennsylvania public schools. Yozviak has earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Music Education from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Music Degree in Composition from Indiana University, and a Doctorate of Musical Arts Degree in Wind Conducting from Rutgers University where he studied with William Berz.
THE U.S. ARMY BLUES ROSTER SAXOPHONE • MSG Antonio L. Orta, Guanica, PR‡‡ •
SSG Daniel M. Andrews, Finksburg, MD
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SFC Xavier Perez, Miami, FL ‡‡
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SSG Clay Pritchard, Grapevine, TX
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SSG Dustin F. Mollick, Cape Saint Claire, MD
Under Yozviak’s leadership, West Chester University ensembles have performed at New York’s Carnegie Hall, Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center and were recently featured in a performance in the Music Hall of the Chinese National Library as part of the 2018 Beijing International Arts Festival. Appearances of note have included performances at CBDNA National and Divisional conferences, the 2014 International Trumpet Guild Conference, the 2015 International Horn Society Conference and regular appearances at PMEA and NAfME Conferences. These ensembles also participate in biannual European tours that have seen performances in festivals and venues in Vienna, Oxford, London, Prague, Nova Rise, Munich, Regensburg, the Mozarteum in Saltzburg and a recent tour of Italy.
TRUMPET • MSG Mark A. Wood, Gainesville, FL
Dr. Yozviak maintains a busy schedule as a guest conductor, adjudicator and clinician throughout the United States and abroad. His research in the area of eighteenth century Harmoniemusik has produced two modern editions of wind partitas by the Bohemian composer, Antonio Rosetti (1750-1792). Most recently, Yozviak has completed a transcription for wind dectet of Rosetti’s Concerto for Two Horns (spuriously attributed to Franz Joseph Haydn).
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SFC Luke A. Brimhall, Valrico, FL
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SSG Aaron J. Eckert, Belleville, IL
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SSG Jacob D. Kraft, Alta Loma, CA
As a composer, Yozviak has accepted commissions to compose and arrange music in a variety of genres including works for winds, chorus, jazz ensemble, and chamber ensembles. Yozviak’s work as an arranger has yielded more than three hundred marching band shows for high school and university bands, drum and bugle corps and arrangements for NFL Films. His compositions and arrangements are published by Northeast Music Publications, Center X Productions and his scholarly edition of Antonio Rosetti’s Partita in E-flat is published by Amadeus Verlag, Winterthur, Switzerland. Dr. Yozviak is a member of the College Band Directors National Association, the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, the National Band Association, the National Association for Music Education, Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, Pi Kappa Lambda, Phi Beta Mu and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. He is an honorary member of Kappa Kappa Psi fraternity, Tau Beta Sigma sorority and Sigma Alpha sorority.
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SGM Kenneth W. McGee, Stafford, VA*
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MSG Graham E. Breedlove, Lafayette, LA ** ‡‡
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SGM Kenneth R. Rittenhouse, Fairmont, WV †
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SSG Joshua K. Kauffman, New Castle, PA
TROMBONE • SFC Victor Barranco, North Pole, AK **
PIANO • SSG James Collins, Philadelphia, PA GUITAR • SSG Michael G. Kramer, Germantown, MD ‡‡ BASS •
SFC Regan Brough, Orem, UT ** ‡‡
DRUMS • SSG Eric T. Pers, Longmeadow, MA † = Element Leader * = Group Leader ** = Section Leader ‡ = Enlisted Conductor ‡‡ = Producer SGM = Sergeant Major | MSG = Master Sergeant | SFC = Sergeant First Class SSG = Staff Sergeant
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET FESTIVAL WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLE Flute Julia Carey Erica Hinchcliff Morgan Turner Kim Sulahian Piccolo Wiktoria Godawa Oboe John DeBiase John Johnston Theoron Hershey (EH) Bassoon Meghan Freer Meredith Urban Contrabassoon Andre Harding Eb Clarinet Zach Stola Bass Clarinet Nadine Silverman Contrabass Clarinet Laura Sachaczenski
Clarinet Tess Pierontoni Morgan Kock Sarah Scarnati Aria Garling Jen Parziale Thomas Russo
Trombone Kevin Scheetz Jordan Rowan Steven Lowrie
Saxophone Andrew Morrison Kendra Woywod Sara Powell Stephen Andrewlavage
Euphonium Will Rachko Natalie Travers
Horn Matt Hontz Libby Ando Isaac Duquette Felicia Quinn Hannah Atlas Trumpet Josiah Stetler Chloe Francis Brand Davis Zach Walter Morganne Piestrak Alyssa Kenny
Bass Trombone Alex Marshall
Tuba Gavyn Frankenfield Brandon Mooney String Bass James Devor Piano Aaron Hungerford Harp Julianna Kocher Percussion Sean McWilliams Sean Hayes Nathan Gittelman Jacob Scheidt Andrew Gallagher Anthony Maldonado Brett Grillot Sean Slattery
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Exhibitors
A "minor" Tune Up 1704 North Scott Street Wilmington, DE 19806 (302) 658-1587 www.aminortuneup.com
Powell Trumpets (574) 370-5160 www.powelltrumpets.com
Buffet Group 14125 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32250 (718) 477-5803 www.buffet-group.com
S. E. Shires Co. 260 Hopping Brook Road Holliston, MA 01746 (508) 634 - 6805 www.seshires.com
Conn-Selmer, Inc. PO Box 310 Elkhart, IN 46515-0310 (574) 522-1675 (800) 348-7426 www.conn-selmer.com
Warburton Music Products 2189N. US Highway 1 Titusville, FL 32796 (407) 366-1991 www,warburton-usa.com
Dillon Music 325 Fulton Street Woodbridge, NJ 07095 (732) 587 - 6272 www.dillonmusic.com
International Trumpet Guild P.O. Box 2688 Davenport, IA 52809-2688 www.trumpetguild.org
Yamaha Corporation of America 6600 Orangethorpe Ave. Buena Park, CA 90620 (714) 522-9011 www.yamaha.com
Exhibit Hours: Saturday 9:30 AM - 4:45 PM
Maller Brass (814) 944-5020 www.mallerbrass.com
Pickett Brass & Blackburn Trumpets 308 N Ashland Avenue Lexington, KY 40502 (661) 772-7277 www.pickettblackburn.com
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