Past Events

Saturday, September 15, 2018, 8:00 PM Location: Blair School of Music, Ingram Hall • 2400 Blakemore Avenue • Nashville, TN 37212 Contact: Christine Claffey Email: christine.claffey@vanderbilt.edu Phone: 6153227508 Website: http://blair.vanderbilt.edu Audience: Free and Open to the Public Saturday, September 15 8 p.m. Ingram Hall Vanderbilt Wind Symphony Thomas Verrier, conductor with Vanderbilt Brass Ensemble Jeremy Wilson, director Hymnsongs The Wind Symphony welcomes visiting composer Johnnie Vinson for a program titled “Hymnsongs” that includes Chester, from William Schuman’s New England Triptych; Vinson’s Nettleton, which is based on an early American hymn; and David Maslanska’s Symphony No. 4, which also has its roots in several hymns. Presented in honor of Kenneth Schermerhorn, former conductor of the Nashville Symphony, with gratitude to Martha Ingram for her generous support of the Blair School This event is free and open to the public. Parking is available in the West Garage (2500 Children's Way) free of charge.

The Wind Ensemble presents "Common Threads" a concert highlighting the music and legacy of David Maslanka. Along with Maslanka's A Child's Garden of Dreams, the ensemble will also feature compositions of Maslanka's private composition students.

The Arkansas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble performs David Maslanka's A Child's Garden of Dreams.

Join the Calgary Wind Symphony on Sunday, December 16th at 2:30pm for Starry, Starry Night. Our own Terri Shouldice (flute) and Liz Tremblay (cello) perform Oh Earth, Oh Stars, a double concerto by David Maslanka. The program will be rounded out with our seasonal favourites! Eckhardt-Gramatte Hall, Rozsa Centre, U of C Tickets: $20 ~ 12 & under free

This will be the 2nd concert of the season for the Four State Symphonic Winds, an adult band comprised of musicians from the four state area of Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.

 Join the BOCH Festival Honor Band, led by Dr. Karen Fannin, as they perform David Maslanka's Illumination.

Join the ABW Symphonic Wind Orchestra in Vienna's Konzerthaus, as they perform David Maslanka’s Symphony No. 4.  

Join the Texas Tech Symphonic Wind Ensemble, led by Dr. Sarah McKoin, as they perform David Maslanka's Symphony No. 10.

Clarinet and Piano Recital Francis Poulenc Sonata Mary Lucas Sonata David Maslanka Eternal Garden (UK premier) Michele Mangani Sonata Charles Villiers Stanford Three Intermezzi Op. 13 Carl Maria Von Weber Grand Duo Concertante Op. 48

Join the Hong Kong Chamber Wind Philharmonia, led by Victor Tam, as they perform David Maslanka's Symphony No. 8.

Join the Rhode Island Wind Ensemble, led by Dr. Robert Franzblau, as they perform David Maslanka's Give Us This Day.

Join the University of Louisville Wind Symphony, led by Dr. Frederick Speck, as they perform David Maslanka's Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble.

Join the University of Oklahoma Wind Symphony, led by Dr. Shanti Simon, as they perform David Maslanka's Traveler.

Adam W. Thomas, a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Louisville, presents his Masters Conducting Recital in Comstock Concert Hall. Program includes a set of five songs by Charles Ives and the "Concerto No. 2 for Piano Winds and Percussion" by David Maslanka, with piano soloist Chris Harbeson. The concert will be livestreamed: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCskW1tjfJ36xKhv1sH2pm9g

Join Billy Beecher as he performs David Maslanka's Sonata for Bassoon and Piano.

Join the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association Region One Honor Band, led by Dr. Stephen L. Gage, as they perform David Maslanka's Give Us This Day.

Women Wind Orchestra is a musical education born in 2014 from the idea of ​​some musicians active in the band field, between Brescia and Verona. The aim of the group is to "enhance the female figure within the band reality, but it is also to propose to the public original wind music, and make the listener aware of the quality and beauty of the repertoire that the group proposes, putting at the center of the women ". The musicians of the WWO are over 60, each with their own commitments and their daily priorities, they decided to dedicate part of their weekends to music. The 9 March concert repertoire will be based on the original wind band music. We pass from the milestones of the band repertoire as the very famous and very important Irish Tune from County Derry, written by Percy Grainger in 1911, to get to pieces of recent composition as Coming Home by Jillian Whitaker (2016) and the first national CALIFORNIA execution of DAVID MASLANKA.

Join the Charles River Wind Ensemble, led by Matthew W. Marsit, as they perform David Maslanka's Symphony No. 8.

The fourth and final part of the 2018-2019 Faculty Recital Series will take place on Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 4 p.m. in Kaeuper Hall. New Millikin faculty member, Dr. David Cook, clarinet, and his performance partner Emily Grabinski, piano, will perform their recital featuring works by David Biedenbender, Whitney E. George, and David Maslanka.

Join the Western University Wind Ensemble, led by Dr. Colleen Richardson, as they perform David Maslanka's Give Us This Day.

Join the Orono High School Wind Ensemble, led by Tim Arnold, as they perform David Maslanka's Traveler.

Drew Shipman's sophomore flute recital featuring David Maslanka's Song Book for Flute and Wind Ensemble (piano reduction). Presented with Jinshil Yi, piano, at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington.

Join the Florida International University Wind Ensemble, led by Brenton F. Alston, as they perform David Maslanka's Husa.

The UCO Wind Symphony, conducted by Brian Lamb, will perform Michael Markowski's "City Trees,"  Percy Grainger's "Lincolnshire Posy," and David Maslanka's "A Child's Garden of Dreams."

Join the Rhineland-Palatinate State Youth Wind Orchestra, led by Stefan Grefig, performing the European premiere of Maslanka's Symphony No. 10 live on facebook.

Join the Eastman Wind Ensemble, led by Mark Davis Scatterday, as they perform David Maslanka's Symphony No. 7.

The Youth Performing Arts School Wind Ensemble from Louisville, KY performs David Maslanka's Traveler, conducted by Curtis Essig.

Join the Lawrence University Wind Ensemble, led by Andrew Mast, as they perform David Maslanka's Symphony No. 4.

Symphony nº 10 David Maslanka, La Artística de Buñol . WASBE 2019 Mario Ortuño conductor

Join us at West Valley College as we begin our collaboration with the San Francisco Wind Symphony. Our guest artists-in-residence, led by Artistic Director Martin Seggelke, and the West Valley College Symphonic Band will perform a spectacular program, based on folk songs from around the world. Program English Folk Song Suite, Ralph Vaughan Williams Gaelic Rhapsody, Elliot Del Borgo Variations on a Korean Folk Song, John Barnes Chance Combined Ensembles: Armenian Dances, part 1, Alfred Reed The SFWS will also be featured in: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, J. S. Bach Tears, David Maslanka Lincolnshire Posy, Percy Grainger

UMD Wind Ensemble Concert Take a musical journey with the UMD Wind Ensemble (UMWE) starting with Roma by Valerie Coleman, founding member of the Grammy Award-winning quintet Imani Winds, and continuing with On the Mountains of Orphalese… by DC-based composer Nebal Maysaud. The concert will also pay tribute to beloved composer David Maslanka who died in 2018 with a performance of his composition Traveler. Under the direction of Associate Director of Bands Andrea Brown, UMWE performs works from the most respected repertoire written for wind band with a focus on highlighting women composers and composers of color. Program: Wataru Hokoyama: Beyond Nebal Maysaud: On the Mountains of Orphalese… Richard Wagner: Trauermusik Robert Washburn: Concertino Valerie Coleman: Roma David Maslanka: Traveler