Virginia Band and Orchestra

Directors’ Association

ALL-VIRGINIA BAND and ORCHESTRA

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Charles J. Colgan, Sr. High School

Center for Fine and Performing Arts

Manassas, VA

Concert Band: Jamie Nix, Columbus State University

Symphonic Band: Gary Green, the University of Miami

Orchestra: Anthony Maiello, George Mason University

Stephen H. Rice (2014-2016)

Allen Hall (2012-2014)

Keith Taylor (2010-2012)

Doug Armstrong (2008-2010)

Rob Carroll (2006-2008)

Denny Stokes (2004-2006)

T. Jonathan Hargis (2002-2004)

Jack Elgin (2000-2002)

Joseph Tornello (1998-2000)

Linda J. Gammon (1996-1998)

Stanley R. Schoonover (1994-1996)

Dwight Leonard (1992-1994)

Diana Love (1990-1992)

Steve King (1988-1990)

Scott Lambert (1986-1988)

Carl A. Bly (1984-1986)

Vincent J. Tornello (1982-1984)

Daniel J. Schoemmell (1980-1982)

Edward Altman (1978-1980)

Fred Blake (1976-1978)

H. Gaylen Strunce (1974-1976)

Carroll R. Bailey (1972-1974)

James Lunsford (1970-1972)

James Simmons (1968-1970)

Harold Peterson (1966-1968)

David Mitchell (1964-1966)

John Perkins (1962-964)

Ralph Shank (1960-1962)

Gerald M. Lewis (1958-1960)

Leo Imperial (1956-1958)

Philip J. Fuller (1953-1956)

Clyde Duvall (1952-1953)

Russell Williams (1950-1952)

Sidney Berg (1948-1950)

William Nicholas (1946-1948)

Sharon B. Hoose (1944-1946)

J.H. Donahue, Jr. (1943-1944)

G.T. Slusser (1942-1943)

Fred Felmet, Jr. (1941-1942)

Sharon B. Hoose (1940-1941)

Gilbert F. Curtis (1930-1940)

Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association

Past Presidents

Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association

75th Anniversary

In recognition of the 75th anniversary of the Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association, three works were commissioned

to be written by composers with ties to Virginia. The first by Michael Oare (Band Director at Great Bridge Middle School in

Chesapeake) was premiered by the All-Virginia Concert Band in 2015. In the near future it will be transcribed and made availa-

ble for middle school string orchestra.

The second commission by Brian Balmages, written for high school string orchestra, was premiered last year by the All-Virginia

Orchestra. Brian Balmages is a graduate of James Madison University and is Currently, Director of Instrumental Publications

for The FJH Music Company Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The third commission The Seeker will be for high school band to be premiered at today’s All-Virginia Band and

Orchestra event by the All-Virginia Symphonic Band. The composer, David Maslanka, is in attendance.

In Buddhist tradition the bodhisattvas are the seekers after enlightment. It can be said that we are all seekers on this path, the path of self-understanding, of the heart of compassion, of caring for the world.

The bodhisattvas are put forward as models for our own seeking:

Avalokiteshvara: The way of listening in order to relieve the suffering in the world.

Manjushri: The way of being still and looking deeply into the heart of things and people.

Samantabhadra: The way of acting with the eyes and heart of compassion.

Ksitigarbha: The way of being present where there is darkness, suffering, oppression and despair.

Sadaparibhuta: The way of never disparaging or underestimating any living being.

“The Seeker” is subtitled “a symphonic movement.” It opens with a slow melody that feels like an Appalachian folk song. It tran-sitions suddenly and sharply into the main body of the work, an energetic and exuberant romp at a very speedy tempo. The open-ing melody returns in the context of a chorale, my recomposition of “Christe, der dubist Tag und Licht” (Christ, you who are day and light) from the 371 four-part chorales of Bach. The movement concludes with a partial recap of the fast music, and a very brief coda.

VBODA Timeline

1939 VBODA is established, first president serves 1939-1941

1947 Original Virginia Manual and Selective Music List published, edited by Sydney Berg.

1950 First publication of a Selective Music List for solos and ensembles.

1952 First revision of VBODA manual, edited by Russell Williams

1957 Revision edited by Mr. Williams and Mr. Berg

1962 Sydney Berg appointed to the standing position of Manual Editor, and Phillip J. Fuller,

Assistant Manual Editor

1970 Fred Blake appointed as Orchestra Music Editor

1972 The selective music list is augmented by an administrative handbook, addressing VBODA

regulations, procedures and forms

1979 Kay Wharton succeeds Mr. Blake as Orchestra Music Editor

1987 Administrative handbook comprehensively reorganized during the leadership of President

Lambert, formatted in twelve sections

1988 Wayne Powell appointed as Assistant Manual Editor

1995 Sidney Berg named VBODA Editor Emeritus, Daniel L. Kosko appointed as

Manual Editor

1995 Manual Committee formed, with Stanley Schoonover appointed as first chairperson

1998 Selective Music List released in electronic format

2010-13 VBODA Manual/Administrative Handbook comprehensively updated, rearticulated and

reorganized during the leadership of VBODA presidents Armstrong, Taylor and Hall

Gary Green is the retired Director of Bands of the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, Florida. In addition to supervising all band activities at UM, Gary was Professor and Chair of the Department of Instrumental Performance and served as the conductor of the Wind Ensemble. Gary holds a B.M. degree from Boise State University and an M.M. degree from the University of Idaho.

Prior to joining the faculty at UM, Gary served for ten years as Director of Bands at the University of Connecticut and was influential in commissioning and recording new works for winds and percussion including Symphony No. 3

by David Maslanka and A Cornfield in July and The River by William Penn. Urban Requiem by Michael Colgrass was commissioned by the Philip Frost Commission Fund and has become a standard in the repertoire for wind ensemble. Among other new compositions to be written for winds and percussion is the commission for the University of Miami Frost Wind Ensemble of Christopher Rouse's Wolf Rounds premiering in Carnegie Hall this month.

Throughout his career, Green has received numerous honors and awards. His recent conducting activities include events in Florida, Texas, Connecticut, Kansas, Maryland, Georgia, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and others. In addition, he has conducted all state, regional, national, and international honor bands.

Mr. Green is an active conductor and clinician and has appeared with International, National and Regional Bands and intercollegiate bands across the country. He has frequently conducted the Texas All State Band and premiered Lux Aurumque by Eric Whitacre with that ensemble.

Mr. Green is a member of the American Bandmasters Association, the College Band Directors

Association, the Music Educators National Conference, the Florida Bandmasters Association and the

Florida Music Educators Association. In 2002, he received The Phillip Frost Award for Scholarship and

Teaching in the Frost School of Music.

The Symphonic Band program will be selected from the following:

Redwood…………………………………………………………..……....Ryan George

A la Machaut…………….………………………………………………..Andrew Boss

Shenandoah…………….…………………………………………...Donald Grantham

The Seeker……………………………………………….…………....David Maslanka

World Premiere of the VBODA Commission

2017 All-Virginia Concert Band

Jamie Nix, Conductor

Piccolo Linda Diaz Thomas Jefferson

Flute Dani Kim Trinity Christian

Alice Klein Courtland

Natalie Wong Patriot

Emily Martinez Colonial Forge

Julia Fabian Dominion

Anna Fenn Charles J. Colgan, Sr.

Natale Nguyen Bishop Ireton

Bonnie Laingen Battlefield

Chenzing Li Liberty Christian Academy

Taylor Mann Forest Park

Oboe Emma Nichols Blacksburg

Eliza Geer Jamestown

Sam Kunde Colonial Heights

Soo Bin ho Lake Braddock Secondary

English Horn Allessa Caceres Robinson Secondary

Bassoon Chloe Doell Manassas Park

Morgan McWilliams Manchester

Delaney Snead Jefferson Forest

Diego Jaques George C. Marshall

Eb Clarinet Julia Pimentel Dominion

Bb Clarinet Cristina Catteron George C. Marshall

Daniel Exel Broad Run

Thomas heal West Springfield

Megan Jajdo Stone Bridge

Nicole Clarke Colonial Forge

Isabelle Nguyen South County

Thomas Camilo Millbrook

Andrea Stefanyshyn Stone Bridge

Dohyun Ahn Jefferson Forest

Sarah Naugle Jefferson Forest

Anna Ferrari West Potomac

Josie Garner Hanover

Aaron Chai Freedom-South Riding

Bb Clarinet (continued) Katelyn Proffitt Warhill

Amanda Bisnath Potomac Falls

Claire Roth W.T. Woodson

Mandy He Centreville

Andrew Coleman Liberty Christian Academy

Angie McComb J.E.B. Stuart

Christian Roessler Appomattox Reg. Gov. School

Jonathan Alicea-Pagan Woodside

Hope Chesser Stafford

Shelby Worst VPAA at Salem

Zachary Reedy Turner Ashby

Erie Liang John Champe

Micah Lall-Trail Cox

Matthew Brandt Battlefield

Bass Clarinet Sanika Gupte John Champe

Frank Veliz Western Branch

Kristen Whittaker Caroline

Grace Yang Thomas Jefferson

ContraClarinet Zack Thomas Oakton

Nick Williams Blacksburg

Alto Saxophone Ian Cox Forest Park

Sean McGinley Colonial Forge

Patrick Smith Kettle Rn

Kevin Chiang Potomac Falls

Tenor Saxophone Aaron Shirk FAYM

Jonathan Rimmington West Potomac

Baritone Saxophone Nathaniel Penven Blacksburg

Nicole Askenazy Thomas A. Edison

Horn Andrew Parker VPAA at Salem

Madeline Penn Patriot

Adam Weatherholtz Mills E. Godwin

Markus Williams Battlefield

Reagan Snead Jefferson Forest

Josh Polk Patrick Henry-Roanoke

Sarah Zotian Fairfax

Audrey Smith H.B. Woodlawn Secondary

Trumpet Benjamin Ransom Chancellor

Cougar Conley Colonial Forge

Rhys Edwards Menchville

Jacob Carpenter Sherando

Sarah Kay Biser Riverheads

Sam Cosenza Cox

Zach White Robert E. Lee-Staunton

Atharv Gupta Thomas Jefferson

Alex Simons McLean

Maura McHugh Potomac Falls

Aric Flor Albemarle

Deena Elrefai Tuscarora

Trombone Skylar DeGroot Sherando

Eugene Song Lake Braddock Secondary

Tye Proffitt Amherst County

Halen Anderson West Potomac

Jacob Zerega Briar Woods

Srikar Chittar George C. Marshall

Bass Trombone William Crowson Stone Bridge

Jake Gusler Bassett

Euphonium Sareena Chadha Dominion

Jack Earnhart Riverbend

Matthew Rodulfo Colonial Heights

Sullivan Higgins Bassett

Hunter Saunders Jefferson

Tuba Cameron Tefft Woodbridge

Nabra Asgedom W.T. Woodson

Adam Peltier Jefferson Forest

Aaron Freeman W.T. Woodson

Mason Moy South Lakes

Zac Nelson Christiansburg

String Bass Brian Bera Hidden Valley

Nathan Coughlin Herndon

Percussion Dustin Sorrell John S. Battle

Edwin Stephenson Hermitage

Jennifer Webbert Colonial Forge

Jake Jurich Stone Bridge

Nitin Rao Langley

Anna Thamasett Thomas Jeffeson

Wesley Bratton John S. Battle

Jakob Droz James Madison

Harp Amy Lim Oakton

All-Virginia Concert Band (continued)

Dr. Jamie L. Nix is director of wind ensemble activities and the Sam and Jacquie Rawls Distinguished Music Professor of Conducting at Columbus

State University’s Schwob School of Music. Appointed in 2010, Professor Nix conducts the CSU Wind Ensemble and Wind Orchestra. He coordinates the

graduate wind band conducting program, teaches advanced undergraduate conducting, and hosts the annual CSU Conductors Workshop, now in its 19th

year. Previous posts include serving as associate director of bands and the Donald R. Shepherd assistant professor of conducting at the University of

Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance, and assistant director of bands at The University of Texas at Austin Butler School of Music. Under the

direction of Dr. Nix, the nationally acclaimed CSU Wind Ensemble has performed at the 2015 CBDNA National Convention, 2012 CBDNA Southern

Division Conference, and the 2012 Georgia Music Educators Association State Conference. Nix has recently served as conductor at the Alberta

International Band Festival, International Double Reed Society Conference, International Trumpet Guild Conference, International Trombone Festival

Conference, Florida All-State Band, Music For All Summer Symposium, the Cobb Wind Symphony, and numerous region and honor bands and orchestras

in the U.S. and Canada. Upcoming appearances include the 2017 Virginia All-State Band, the 2018 Salem-Kaiser All City Band in Oregon, and the 2018

CBDNA North-Central Intercollegiate Band. As an orchestral conductor, he has led performances with the CSU Philharmonic, was music director and

conductor of the Advanced Young Musicians String Orchestra in Coral Gables, FL, and in 2008 participated in the two-week International Mahler/Brahms Conducting Festival with the Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic in the Czech Republic.

Nix, elected into the prestigious American Bandmasters Association in 2016, holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in

conducting from the University of Miami Frost School of Music (Gary Green), two Master of Music degrees, in trombone performance and conducting, from the University of Michigan (H. Robert Reynolds), and a Bachelor of Music

Performance degree from Auburn University. Nix is a conductor or producer on the following CDs: Atlanta Chamber Winds, Psychedelia (James Markey, Boston Symphony bass trombone), A Beautiful Noise (featuring trombonists Joseph

Alessi, Charles Vernon, Paul Pollard, and others), Wolf Rounds, The Blue Album, Brooklyn Bridge, The Victors Valiant, and will release a new CSU Wind Ensemble CD entitled Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs on the Summit Records label in 2017.

The Concert Band program will be selected from the following:

Illuminiation– Overture for Band ………………………………....David Maslanka

Danse Diabolique……………………………………………..Joseph Hellmesberger trans. Tohru Takahashi

Sleep……………………………………………………………………...Eric Whitacre

Danzon No.2…………………………………………………………..Arturo Marquez

Galop……………………………………………………………...Dmitri Shostakovich

Shine…………………………………………………………….....Michael Markowski

Rippling Watercolors………………………………………………….Brian Balmages

March from “1941”……………………………………………………...John Williams

Piccolo Anna Clark Stone Bridge

Flute Isabela Stefanyshyn Stone Bridge

Peter Zganiacz St. John Paul The Great

Matteo Pieri Rock Ridge

Zhiyuan Li Freedom-SR

Maggie Archer Luisa

Jean Moon Westfield

Yingyin Chen Oakton

Akie Kadota T.C. Williams

Oboe Shannon Prescott George C. Marshall

Michael Kim Langley

Alexis Khuu Rock Ridge

English Horn Devin Sohi Dominion

Bassoon Jadon Schuler Thomas Jefferson

Megan Grieco Yorktown

Matthew Tignor Midlothian

Eb Clarinet Ethan Morad Herndon

Bb Clarinet Clay Hawkins Dominion

Isaac Ahdoot St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes’

Brian Park Lake Braddock Secondary

Charlotte MacDonald Charlottesville

Demitri Funnell Stafford

Addison Bach Massaponax

Kevin Mo Oakton

Sarah Bonforte McLean

Wassim Omais Thomas Jefferson

Shari Tian Chantilly

Isabelle Krieger Stonewall Jackson

Mary Worrill Jamestown

Julissa Martinez Stonewall Jackson

Christina Audeh Poquoson

Matthew Svec Hidden Valley

Courtney Tern Oakton

Seth Boyd Eastside

Bb Clarinet (continued) Jenny Li Thomas Jefferson

Logan King Langley

Hannah Conn Woodbridge Home

Bass Clarinet Isabelle Schrock J.E.B. Stuart

Sara Levy McLean

Jalen Mims Colonial Forge

ContraClarinet Zoe Skrobialowski Woodgrove

Alto Saxophone Lucas Kremer Westfield

Joe Kwartin Marshall

Julien Berger West Springfield

Kurt Cox E.C. Glass

Tenor Saxophone Brendan Lui Potomac School

Mia Laping W.T. Woodson

Baritone Saxophone Taiylor Baumgardner Western Branch

Horn Joshua Almond Tuscarora

Shane Crowe Dominion

Jack Holland Menchville

Robert Dunning Chantilly

Sydney Celata Colonial Forge

Jacob Mitchell Brooke Point

Jack Moeser Thomas Jefferson

Steven Kirby Thomas A. Edison

2017 All-Virginia Symphonic Band

Gary Green, Conductor

Trumpet Aislin Carpenter Westfield

Calvin Godfrey Chantilly

Joshua Villa Tallwood

Will Evans Albemarle

Ana Jermstad Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg

Julian Thomas Warhill

Isabella Lowe Forest Park

Samuel Thomas Lake Braddock Secondary

Justin Thornton Princess Anne

Noah Mendoza Grafton

Trombone Jason Dech Fluvanna

Sean Hawkins Stonewall Jackson-Manassas

Nicolas Gonzalez Menchville

Chandler McLaughlin Hickory

Will Stone Bassett

Alex Rimington West Potomac

Bass Trombone Diego Stine George C. Marshall

Euphonium

Daniel Arnold Mclean

Ethan Hanover Westfield

Timothy Gilmour George C. Marshall

Jacob Neigh Massaponax

Tuba Jake Nurney James River

Alexander Rice Potomac Falls

Ryan Richardson Menchville

Sam Ryland King George

String Bass Liz Spencer Menchville

Percussion James Adams Herndon

Arman Parastaran McLean

Joshua Jordan Harrisonburg

Eric Maxwell Grassfield

David Toomer Hayfield Secondary

Phillip Todd Colonial Forge

Leona Gaither King George

Carolyn Bennett Atlee

All-Virginia Symphonic Band (continued)

Anthony J. Maiello, Artistic Director and Conductor, American Festival Pops Orchestra, Washington, D.C., makes professional appearances both nationally and abroad conducting music festivals, adjudicating ensembles and presenting clinics, lectures and workshops throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Bahamas and Europe. He conducted musical activities for the Gold Medal Ceremonies at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York; served as Musical Director for Music Festivals International; was selected as President of International Association of Jazz Educators – New York State Chapter; and is a guest clinician for Yamaha Corporation and Warner Bros. Publications. In 2010, he was inducted into the Bands of America Hall of Fame at Music for All's Indianapolis headquarters.

Professional recording credits include conducting the American Wind Symphony and additional studio ensembles for Alfred/Belwin Publications. Locally, Maiello has served as Associate Conductor of The McLean Orchestra, McLean, Virginia; been appointed an Honorary Conductor of The United States Navy Band, Washington, D.C.; and was a participant in the National Conducting Institute with Leonard Slatkin and the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C., to which he has provided his services as a cover conductor.

Maiello received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Music Education from Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York in 1965 and 1967 respectively, and has extensive experience teaching in the public schools and at the university level. While at the Crane School of Music, Potsdam College of SUNY, Potsdam, New York, he served as a Professor of Music and Chairman of Performance, where he taught Advanced Instrumental Conducting, Applied Clarinet, Woodwind Techniques, Percussion Techniques and conducted the Crane Wind Ensemble.

Presently a Professor of Music with George Mason University's School of Music, in Fairfax, Virginia, Maiello teaches Graduate and Undergraduate Conducting, all levels of Aural Skills, and Jazz Theory & Arranging. He founded and conducted the GMU Wind Ensemble and GMU Chamber Orchestra. He has served as Associate Director of the School of Music, Conductor of the GMU Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band and Director of the GMU Jazz Ensemble. Under his direction, the ensembles at both Crane and George Mason University commissioned new works, made numerous recordings and appeared at national and international conferences.

Throughout his career, Maiello has published musical compositions for string orchestra and is the author of “Conducting Nuances” (GIA Publications, Inc.); “Conducting: A Hands-On-Approach” (Warner Bros./Alfred Publications); and co-author of “The 21st Century Band Method” (Warner Bros./Alfred Publications). In 2007, Maiello was awarded the title of “University Professor” by the GMU Board of Visitors, the highest rank given to Mason faculty members. In 2012, he was presented with the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia “Signature Award” for promoting music in America, and in 2013 was nominated for a GRAMMY Music Educator Award, a category created by The Recording Academy in partnership with the GRAMMY Foundation in recognition of music educators. This year Maiello will receive the Bandmaster of the Year Award from Phi Beta Mu, International Band Fraternity, at the International Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago, IL. Maestro Maiello is the founder and Conductor/Artistic Director of the American Festival Pops Orchestra, a professional ensemble in the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area dedicated to promoting and performing the finest in American popular music.

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The Orchestra program will be selected from the following:

Armed Forces Salute……………………………………..Bob Lowden

The Stars and Stripes Forever………………..…….Sousa/Stokowski

Star Wars Suite for Orchestra……………………...….John Williams

Lincoln Portrait………………………………………...Aaron Copland

American Salute……………………………..…………..Morton Gould

Turning Point………………………………………….……..Bryan Kidd

2017 All-Virginia Orchestra

Anthony Maiello, Conductor

Violin I Grace Liu Princess Anne

Jillian Khoo Thomas Jefferson

Minseon Kim McLean

Paul Na Briar Woods

George Pekarsky Chantilly

Jisoo Lee Centreville

Eugene Choo Battlefield

Zoe Boston C.D. Hylton

Jisoo Park Robinson Secondary

Jonathan Toomer Hayfield Secondary

Michelle Li Centreille

Sarah Milana Hiefetz Hampton Roads Academy

Katherine Yang Thomas Jefferson

Mary Jane MacArthur West Springfield

Sion Kim Lake Braddock Secondary

Art Ken Fontelera Granby

Maxence Mouries McLean

Stephen Yi Oakton

Esther Yang Robinson Secondary

Eric Su Chantilly

Justin Wang Chantilly

Katya Kirilyuk Harrisonburg

Violin II Kelsey Payne Fredericksburg

Charlie Todd Princess Anne

Madeline Kline Charles J. Colgan, Sr.

Emma Elias Robinson Secondary

Olivia Voelkel Lake Braddock

Harin Ok Oakton

Clara Park Hampton Roads Academy

Annika Hsu George C. Marshall

Meloday Su Chantilly

Charlotte Tsang Patriot

Isaac Cotnoir St. John Paul The Great

Chaewon Kim Centreville

Andrew Chin George C. Marshall

Gene Kim Westfield

David Park Battlefield

Brook Baird Langley

Ada Zhang Eastern Mennonite

Jackson Pope Yorktown

Sabrina Shuster Washington and Lee-Arlington

Renee Li Thomas Jefferson

Ashley Tern Oakton

Eric Wei Robinson Secondary

Viola Brian Anderson George C. Marshall

Somerset Peede Woodgrove

Jennifer Steele Thomas Jefferson

Emilie Cheng Oakton

Amelia Eckloff Robinson Secondary

Nicholas McKee Cox

Jason Pak Thomas Jefferson

Miranda Lucas Strasburg

Andrew Shin Maggie Walker Gov. School

Jay Do Oakton

Ji Yeon Kim W.T. Woodson

Sieun Lee George C. Marshall

Michael Ayala VPAA at Salem

YoonSeok Oh Grafton

Ryan Lee James Madison

Alexander Zummo Deep Creek

Cello Ella Tomko Robinson Secondary

Doris Li Episcopal

Maggie Chen Oakton

Molly Ball Norfolk Academy

Steve Han McLean

Won Seok Song Thomas Jefferson

Malik Kofi Woodbridge

John Ortman Loudoun County

Emma Cary Glen Allen

Ashley Kim Centreville

Eugene Choo Centreville

Cooper Garnache Grassfield

Kelly Sherman Oakton

Raymond Penland Salem

String Bass Andrew Gantzer Westfield

Ben Chase Mills E. Godwin

Nick Jacky Robinson Secondary

Josh Gebhard Robinson Secondary

Noah McKee Herndon

Ivy Sanders Grassfield

Conor Moran Oakton

Cole Sheffer Loudoun Valley

Harp Emma Rood Herndon

Piccolo Xander Day Oakton

Flute Wendy Tang Langley

Sarah Castle Hanover

Mi-Ju Han Chantilly

Oboe Brandon Shirk FAYM Lauren Derflinger Central-Woodstock

English Horn Jean Kim Thomas Jefferson

Bassoon Christina French George C. Marshall

Sagada Penano Lake Braddock Secondary

Noah Hall Washington and Lee-Arlington

Alex Mosher Briar Woods

Bb Clarinet Cameron Harper West Springfield

Catie George South Lakes

Caleb Rose Charlottesville

Bass Clarinet Jade Deatherage McLean

Horn Andrew Stump Northern VA Home

Katie Settle King George

Gabrielle Pho Annandale

Kevin Robinson Oakton

Noah Slate Thomas Dale

Trumpet Forrest Johnson Langley

Tristan Keaton Stuarts Draft

Henry Drembus West Potomac

Riley Ward Great Bridge

Tenor Trombone Jack Grimm George C. Marshall

Noah Marietta-Perez Lake Braddock Secondary

Juliana Anthony Blacksburg

Bass Trombone Liam Barron Briar Woods

Tuba Josh Smith Ft. Defiance

Percussion

All-Virginia Orchestra (continued)

Participating Schools and Directors

Albemarle– Carrie Finnegan, Orchestra

Gregory Thomas, Band

Amherst County– Mark Campbell, Band

Annandale– Angela Ammerman, Orchestra

Joe Witkowski, Band

Appomattox Reg. Gov. School–

James Carver, Band

Atlee– R. Rozecki, Band

Bassett– Byard Harris, Band

Battlefield– Zachary Saunders, Orchestra

Greg Oaks, Band

Bishop Ireton– Randall Eyles, Band

Blacksburg– Darryl Pearman

Briar Woods-Jeanne Nelson, Orchestra

Duane Minnick, Band

Broad Run-Ryan Dempsey, Band

Brooke Point– Veronic Sutherland, Band

C.D. Hylton– Dennis Brown, Orchestra

Caroline-Kevin Coleman

Central-Woodstack–

Jennifer Perry, Orchestra

Sarah Golden, Band

Centreville-Alexandra Morrison, Orchestra

Melissa Hall, Band

Chancellor– Ryan Addair, Band

Chantilly– Aaron Mynes, Orchestra

Doug Maloney, Band

Charles J. Colgan, Sr.–

Ben Bernstein, Orchestra

Donald Magee, Band

Charlottesville– Laura Thomas, Orchestra

Jason Hackworth, Band

Chilhowie– William Green, Band

Christiansburg– David Miller, Band

Colonial Forge– Robert Gillette, Band

Colonial Heights– Kyle Flohre, Band

Courtland– Donald Leonard, Band

Cox– Emily Thomas, Orchestra

Michael Lane, Band

Deep Creek– Sue Davidson, Orchestra

Dominion– Jonathan Schiffler, Band

E.C. Glass– Russell Pawlas, Band

Eastern Mennonite–

Jared Stutzman, Orchestra

Eastside– Chad Brooks, Band

Episcopal– Mark Carter, Band

Fairfax– Jeff Lehman, Band

Falls Church– Steven Jacoby, Band

Fluvanna– Michael Strickler, Band

Forest Park– Ben Pereyra, Orchestra

Robert Specketer, Band

FAYM– Amy Shirk

Freedom-South Riding– Joel Galway, Band

Ft. Defiance– Candice Flake

George C. Marshall–

Catherine Bond, Orchestra

Paul Vesilind, Band

George Mason– Mary Jo West, Band

Glen Allen- Allen Hall

Gloucester–Samuel Venable, Band

Grafton– Darren Kirsch

Granby– Jay Larkin, Orchestra

Grassfield– Steven Vutsinas, Orchestra

Kevin Hall, Band

Great Bridge– Alex Vogler, Orchestra

Drew Ross, Band

H.B. Woodlawn Secondary–

Carl Holmquist, Band

Hampton Roads Academy–

Arkady Heifitz, Orchestra

Hanover– Lucretia Davis, Orchestra

Amy Birdsong, Band

Harrisonburg– Daniel Upton

Hayfield Secondary-Kerri Shelfo, Orchestra

Patrick Burke, Band

Hermitage– John Sarvay

Herndon– Alexandra Touzinsky, Orchestra

Kathleen Jacoby, Band

Hickory– Steven Campbell, Orchestra

David Enloe, Band

Hidden Valley– Thomas Galyen

J.E.B. Stuart– Brian Thomas, Band

James Madison– Erin Eberly, Orchestra

Michael Hackbarth, Band

James River– Justin Turpin

Jamestown– James Turner, Band

Jefferson Forest– David Webb, Band

John Champe– Jonathan Phillip, Band

John S. Battle– Mark Collins, Band

Kettle Run– Elisabeth Deavers, Band

King George– Thompson Daniel

Lake Braddock Secondary–

Austin Isaasc, Orchestra

Michael Luley, Band

Langley– Scott McCormick, Orchestra

Douglas Martin, Orchestra

Liberty Christian Academy– Larry Seipp

Loudoun County– Andrea Pulley, Orchestra

Loudoun Valley– Daniel Beder, Orchestra

Louisa– Daniel Sanchez, Band

Maggie Walker Gov. School–

Karl von Klein

Manassas Park– Claude LeGrand

Manchester– Christopher Fens

Massaponax– James Forry, Orchestra

Corey Koch, Band

MLean– Starlet Smith, Orchestra

Chris Weise, Band

Menchville– Deborah Sarvay, Band

Midlothian– Gordon Rawls, Band

Millbrook– James Tucker, Band

Mills E. Godwin– William Raposo, Orhestra

V. Leon Auman, Band

Mountain View– Gene Welch, Band

Norfolk Academy– Grant Gilman, Orches-

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North Stafford– Kelly Ralsoton, Orchestra

Northern Virginia Home-Mary Henson

Participating Schools and Directors (continued)

Oakton– Max Oppenheimer, Orchestra

Jamie VanValkenburg, Band

Patrick Henry (Roanoke)- Alex Schmitt, Band

Patriot– Cheryl Seamster, Orchestra

David Van Gelder, Band

Poquoson– Doug Spruill, Band

Potomac Falls– Tim Niebergall, Band

Potomac School– Michael DiCuirci, Band

Princess Anne– Mary Ann Hughes, Orchestra

John Boyd, Band

Randolph-Henry– Derek Ramsey, Band

Riverbend– Zach Wadsworth

Riverheads– Elizabeth Good

Robert E. Lee (Staunton)- Laura Cole

Robinson Secondary– Anne Rupert, Orchestra

Andrew Loft, Band

Rock Ridge– Justin Ratcliff, Band

Salem– Brian Webb

Sherando– Joel Cosner

Smithfield– Joel Joyner

South County– Kevin Engdahl, Band

South Lakes– Grayson Fore, Band

St. John Paul The Great– Kelly Kingett

St. Stephens and St. Agnes– James Criswell, Band

Stafford– Edward Steenstra, Band

Stone Bridge– David Keller, Band

Stonewall Jackson(Manassas)- Thomas Hiravi, Band

Stonewall Jackson(Quicksburg)- Megan Hendrix

Strasburg– Joel Ross, Orchestra

Stuarts Draft– Andrew Fauber, Band

T.C. Williams– Carlos Gonzales, Band

Tallwood– Adrienne Pucky, Orchestra

Timothy Rossettini, Band

Thomas A. Edison– Charlie Mitchell, Band

Thomas Dale– Christopher Johnston, Orchestra

Sarah Klinger, Band

Thomas Jefferson– Allison Bailey, Orchestra

Adam Foreman, Band

Trinity Christian– R. Brian Washington, Band

Turner Ashby– Robert Nash

Tuscarora– Andrea Pulley, Orchestra

Katie Newmiller, Band

Virginia High– Gary Skeen

VPAA at Salem– Frank Garcia

W.T. Woodson– Kathy Thompson, Orchestra

Aaron Morgan, Band

Warhill– Hunter Kopczynski, Band

Washington and Lee (Arlington)- David Lunt, Orchestra

Alexander Robinson, Band

West Potomac– Alicia day Javkhlan, Orchestra

Stephen Rice, Band

West Springfield– Jennifer Herrera, Orchestra

Eric Hoang, Band

Western Branch– Jason Taylor, Band

Westfield– Gregory Rupert, Orchestra

Alan Johnson, Band

Woodbridge Area Home– Ed Jones, Band

Woodbridge– Taryn Wood, Orchestra

Mark Carder, Band

Woodgrove– Samantha Oakley, Orchestra

Bill Strickler, Band

York– Richard Purvis, Band

Yorktown– Thomas Hartman, Orchestra

Brian Bersh, Band

Special thank you to:

Andrew E. Loft, VBODA President Carrie Finnegan, VBODA Orchestra Representative Doug Spruill, VBODA President Elect Donald Magee, All-Virginia Coordinator Stan Schoonover, All-Virginia Results Michael Hackbarth, VBODA Website Administrator Kelly May Magee, Steve Jacoby, Mike Luley, Paul Vesilind, Eric Hoang, Dave Van Gelder, Austin Isaac, Ben Pereyra, All VA Event Committee.

Charles J. Colgan, Sr. High School

Dr. Timothy Healey, Principal Mr. David Huckestein, Director of Activities Mr. Ben Bernstein, Orchestra Director Mrs. McKenna Stenson, Choir Director Ms. Kris Nelson, Coordinator, Center for Fine and Performing Arts Ms. Vicki Burns, Coordinator, Center for Fine and Performing Arts Dr. Steven L. Walts, Prince William County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edward Stephenson, Prince William County Supervisor of the Arts Prince William County Board of Education

The Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association has commissioned a series of compositions to commemorate the organization’s 75th anniversary. The works will be premiered starting with the 2015 All-Virginia Band and Orchestra Event. VBODA would like to graciously thank the following contributors for their support of the Anniversary Commissions project. Contributor Level

Deb & Craig Myers Silver Glen Allen High School Silver Bishop Ireton High School Bronze Fairfax County Orchestra Directors Association Bronze Jamestown High School Band Bronze Kettle Run High School Bronze West Potomac High School Band Bronze

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