THE ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS SMALL SCHOOL BANDSand the TEXAS MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION

presents

Clinician-Conductors

Dr. Matthew McInturfBrian Britt

Jay SaundersSaturday, February 17, 2018

Concert and Symphonic Bands 9:00 a.m.Lila Cockrell Theatre

Jazz Ensemble 11:30 a.m.Convention Center Hemisfair Ballroom 1

San Antonio, Texas

The

ATSSBAll-StateConcert Band,Symphonic BandandJazz Ensemble

2018

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Concert Band9:00 am.

The Star-Spangled Banner ........... arranged by John Philip Sousa/DamroschConducted by Mike Bartley, ATSSB President

Charm ............................................................................................. Kevin PutsThe Belle of Chicago ........................................................... John Philip SousaChicago Belle Motifs .......................................................... Kenneth L. Griffin

Winner of the 2018 ATSSB Composition CompetitionOld Churches ....................................................................... Michael ColgrassÀ La Machaut ............................................................................. Andrew Boss

Matthew McInturf is Professor of Music, Director of Bands and Director of the Center for Music Education at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. He previously taught at Florida International University and in the public schools of Richardson, Texas. Dr. McInturf received the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Conducting from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, where he was a student of Eugene Migliaro Corporon. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Theory from the University of North Texas, where he studied conducting with Anshel Brusilow and a Master of Music in Composition from the University of Houston where he studied composition with Michael Horvit and conducting with Eddie Green. Throughout his career, Dr. McInturf's ensembles have been recognized for their musical accomplishment. He has performed throughout the United States and recordings of his performances have been broadcast on National Public Radio. In 1991, conducting the J. J. Pearce High School Band, he performed an acclaimed concert at the Mid-West clinic, with trombone soloist Christian Lindberg. He has performed at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in San Antonio, TX and at the Southwest Regional Convention of the College Band Directors National Association with the SHSU Wind Ensemble. An advocate of new music, Dr. McInturf has continued to commission new works for wind ensemble. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the World-Wide Concurrent Premiers and Commissioning Fund, Inc., and has served on the National Commissioning Committee of the College Band Directors National Association and the Commissioning Committee of the American Bandmasters Association. Dr. McInturf is a Past President of the Texas Bandmasters Association and serves as Region Officer in the Texas Music Educators Association. He is currently the President of the Southwestern Division of the College Band Directors National Association. He is active in the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, the American Bandmasters Association and is a member of the College Music Society. In 2017, he was honored by the Texas Bandmasters Association as “Bandmaster of the Year.”

Symphonic Bandfollowing the Concert Band

Ecstatic Fanfare ............................................................................... Steven BryantOnly Light ........................................................................................ Aaron PerinneLudlow ............................................................................................. Roland BarrettSymphony #3 ............................................................................... Vittorio GianniniHis Honor .................................................... Henry Fillmore/ed. Frederick Fennell

Brian A. Britt has served communities and universities in Oklahoma and Texas as a band director and fine arts administrator for the past 31 years. Currently, Mr. Britt is the Associate Dean of Fine Arts, Director of Athletic Bands, and holds the Gene Braught Chair in Music at The University of Oklahoma. Mr. Britt conducts the OU Symphony Band and is the Director of “The Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band.” As Associate Dean, Mr. Britt is responsible for special projects within the Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts. Under Mr. Britt’s leadership, The “Pride of Oklahoma” Marching Band has appeared in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City and has twice appeared in the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, CA. The “Pride” has appeared at 16 bowl games bowl games under his direction: Cotton Bowl (2), Rose Bowl (2), Orange Bowl (3) Fiesta Bowl (3), Sugar Bowl (2),

Holiday Bowl, Sun Bowl, Insight Bowl, and Russell Athletic Bowl, with five of these appearances occurring in conjunction with BCS National Championship games or the College Football Playoff. In spring of 2017, he “Pride of Oklahoma” Marching Band was selected as one featured ensembles for the CBDNA Athletic Band Forum in conjunction with the CBDNA National Convention in Kansas City, MO. Mr. Britt is active nationally as a guest conductor, clinician, adjudicator, lecturer, and consultant. He has presented sessions and served on panel discussions at the Oklahoma Music Educators Association State Convention, the Texas Music Educators Association State Convention, the CBDNA National Convention, and the CBDNA National Athletic Band Symposium. As a conductor, he maintains an active schedule conducting All-Region bands throughout the southwest and he has appeared as a guest conductor with the OU Wind Symphony at several state, regional, and national conferences. Additionally, this past November, the OU Symphony Band collaborated with composer Michael Daugherty as part of his five-day residency at the School of Music, culminating in a shared concert with the OU Wind Symphony. Mr. Britt’s previous teaching and administrative experiences have included positions at Richardson ISD, Round Rock ISD, Stephen F. Austin State University, Garland ISD, Texas Christian University, Chickasha (OK) Public Schools, and Norman (OK) Public Schools. Mr. Britt, earned both his Bachelor of Music Education and Master of Music (percussion) degrees from the University of Oklahoma. His professional associations include the Oklahoma Music Educators Association, Oklahoma Bandmasters Association, Phi Beta Mu, Pi Kappa Lambda, Kappa Kappa, Psi, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Tau Beta Sigma (honorary), and Kiwanis International. He and his wife Alicia have one daughter, Avery. All three are active members at McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church in Norman, OK.

Jazz Ensemble11:30 a.m.

Time After............................. Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn, arr. by Don SchambleWhat's New? ...................................................... Bob Haggart, arr. by John BerryChickenyard Social ............................................................................ Les HooperBag's Groove .................................................. Milt Jackson, arr. by John ClaytonGeorgia on My Mind .......................... Hoagy Carmichael, arr. by Dave BarduhnSamba De Los Gatos ........................................................................ Mike Steinel

For more than 25 years, UNT jazz students benefited from the impeccable performance skills, extensive recording experience and dependable good cheer of performer, educator and lead trumpet Jay Saunders. From 2014 to 2016, Saunders served as director of the UNT One O'Clock Lab Band. Prior, he directed the UNT Two O'Clock Lab Band, a position he assumed in 2008. Saunders joined the UNT jazz faculty in 1999 as conductor of the Jazz Repertory Ensemble. T h e next year, he was tapped to lead the UNT Three O'Clock Lab Band, a position he held until 2008. He also taught applied jazz trumpet and Introduction to Jazz Recordings. Saunders is a veteran of the Stan Kenton Orchestra, with which he made four tours, recorded 1 1 albums and taught untold numbers of clinics. Saunders' discography also includes one album each with Doc Severinsen and Ornette Coleman and a host of recording projects with rock, Latino and religious artists. Saunders enjoyed first-call status 40 years in the vibrant Dallas recording industry. He may be heard on themes of CNN, CNN Headline News, HBO, HBO Asia, The Golf Channel, ESPN radio, Warner Bros., British Broadcasting Corp., Voice of America, Paramount Television and network radio and TV stations across the U.S. In addition, Saunders spent 35 years as lead trumpet in headliner settings at Dallas Summer Musicals and pops series of Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra; in the mid-1970s, he also filled the lead trumpet chair in the Jerry Gray Orchestra in the famed Venetian Room in the Fairmont Dallas. In these venues he backed a parade of platinum names, including Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Billy Eckstine, Sarah Vaughan, Frank Sinatra, Bernadette Peters, Patti Austin and Natalie Cole. While pursuing a bachelor of music degree at UNT from 1965 to 1968, Saunders played trumpet in the UNT One O’Clock Lab Band, served as an undergraduate teaching assistant in trumpet and played his first two tours with Kenton. Upon graduation, Saunders enlisted in the U.S. Army and was assigned the lead trumpet position in the Studio Band (now Jazz Ambassadors) of the U.S. Army Field Band in Washington, D.C. Upon discharge from the Army, Saunders rejoined to the Kenton orchestra as lead trumpet. In 1972, he returned to UNT, where he conducted lab bands under Leon Breeden and taught applied trumpet under John Haynie while pursuing a master of music education degree. He then juggled touring/teaching with Kenton with pursuit of a performing career in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. In 2018, Saunders and his wife Pat Saunders will celebrate their golden anniversary. Their son, Kent Saunders, works in commercial real estate development. Other family members include Hurley, a golden retriever; Biscuit, a Siamese mix; and KC, a tabby.

THE ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS SMALL SCHOOL BANDS

2017-18 OFFICERSPresident (2017-19) ...................................................... Mike Bartley, Canton High SchoolPresident-Elect (2017-19) .............................. John Rauschuber, Fredericksburg High SchoolImmediate Past-President (2017-19) ............................... Jim Cude, Whitesboro High SchoolExecutive Secretary (appointed 2017-19) ...... *Kenneth Griffin, St. John Paul II Catholic SchoolClass 1C Representative (2017-19) .................... Marilyn K. Bennett, Olney Junior High SchoolClass 2C Representative (appointed 2017-18) ............... Christina Smith, Center Middle SchoolClass 1A/2A Representative (2016-18) ........................... Carroll Rhodes, Tahoka High SchoolClass 3A Representative (2017-19) ........................................ Angie Liss, Howe High SchoolClass 4A Representative (appointed 2017-18) .............. Jason Smith, North Lamar High School

REGION COORDINATORSRegion 1 Will Brewer, West Texas High SchoolRegion 2/31 Asa Burk, Argyle High SchoolRegion 3/20 Mike Bartley, Canton High SchoolRegion 4 Jason Steele, White Oak High SchoolRegion 5/30 Chris McLellan, Springtown High SchoolRegion 6 Darin K. Johns, Andrews High SchoolRegion 7 Brian Beeson, Burkburnett High SchoolRegion 8 Robert Vetter, Robinson (Retired)Region 9/33 Geary Bean-Forbes, Shepherd High SchoolRegion 10/19 Russell Hopkins, Warren High SchoolRegion 11 Leo Garza, Carrizo Springs (Retired)Region 12 Sandy Brown, McQueeney (Retired)Region 13/17 Rod Rodriguez, Stafford High SchoolRegion 14 Charles Cabrera, Robstown High SchoolRegion 15/28 Benjamin Keltner, Rio Hondo High SchoolRegion 16 Matt Knight, Abernathy High SchoolRegion 18/26 Ann Lowes Mueller, La Grange (Retired)Region 21 Gehrig Blankenship, Rusk High SchoolRegion 22 Alma Beach, El Paso (Retired)Region 23/27 John Pritchett, Bellville High SchoolRegion 24/25 Brandon Brewer, Princeton High SchoolRegion 29/32 John Rauschuber, Frederickburg High School

AREA COORDINATORSArea West Don Summersgill, Levelland High SchoolArea North Brandon Brewer, Princeton High SchoolArea East Joe Hewitt, Chapel Hill High SchoolArea Central Perry Morris, Giddings (Retired)Area South Emerico Perez III, Orange Grove High School

ORGANIZERSAll-State Symphonic Band Arthur Galope, Jr., Kemp Junior High SchoolAll-State Symphonic Percussion Sauileoge To’afa, Quinlan Thompson Middle SchoolAll-State Concert Band Justin Wallis, Anna High SchoolAll-State Concert Percussion Curtis McCarthy, Anna High SchoolAll-State Band Assistant Organizer Brian Sours, Tenaha High SchoolAll-State Jazz Ensemble Coordinator Brian Donnell, Greenhill SchoolAll-State Jazz Ensemble Organizer Mark Conaway, Sunnyvale High SchoolAll-State Chair Audition Coordinator Eric Gray, Gilmer High SchoolAll-State Chair Audition Office Manager Collin Anderson, Groesbeck High SchoolAll-State Band Section Rehearsal Coordinator John Rauschuber, Fredericksburg High SchoolOutstanding Performance Series State Chair Collin Anderson, Groesbeck High School

ATSSB would like to thank Fruhauf Uniform Company for providing the All-State shoulder patches. A CD set of all three concerts is available for sale by Probst Audio in the outer lobby. Memorabilia is also available for sale by Pepwear in the outer lobby.

Programs are provided by the Elmer and Anita Schenk Family Trust.

The State Board of Directors (enclosed by the border) includes past presidents *Michael Marsh, *Fred Pankratz, Don Stockton, Ronnie Page, George Strickland, Gary Robbins, Stephen Moore, Jim Jones, Rob Toups, Robert Vetter, John Young, and Brandon Brewer as ex officio members. It also includes active Founding Charter Members(*) that are not presently serving as officers: *R. Michael Hardy, *John Gibson and *Elmer Schenk.

Concert Band PersonnelPICCOLONikkie Galindo, Trinity Midland

FLUTENikkie Galindo, Trinity MidlandUridian Reyes-Suarez, McGregor Lilia Trayler, Stratford Hannah Hutchins, Schulenburg Sheridan Kees, Kountze Brian Teran, Luling \Mariana Gatlin, Troup Haley Purifoy, Industrial Ashley Rivera, Sunnyvale Riley Stephens, Dodd City

OBOEJonathan Luna, Chapel Hill Julie Smith, Shallowater

BASSOONSamantha Matthews, SpringtownEmily Hertel, Greenwood

CLARINET\Nathan Valdez, Sabinal \Kayla Sistrunk, Elysian Fields McKenzie Campo, Central Heights Robin Gray, Blooming Grove Kennedy Hogan, McGregor Megan Turrentine, Groveton Marisol DeLua, Shallowater \Brenna Hinshaw, West Texas Brian Avendano, Gunter Emmanuel Camacho, Crane Joe Gonzales, Somerville Meredith Bowden, Grandview Hannah Terral, Clifton Elizabeth Hudgens, Van Alstyne Ashlin Alvarez, Colorado Zenaida Lara, Odem Josué Molina, Cornerstone ChristianMeagan Chevalier, Kountze Helen Plante, Lutheran SouthSkyler Baker, Scurry-Rosser Yiesenya Rodriguez, Luling Joshua Karki, Eastland Tristen Ramirez, Jourdanton Josie Smith, SantoHMacy Esquivel, Crane

ALTO CLARINET Shaynalynn Puerto, Port Isabel Daniella Alvarez, Fort Stockton

BASS CLARINET Claire Sitzes, Pilot Point Natelie Jones, Frankston Kayla Moore, Crane Katelyn Morkovsky, Shiner Heaven Medrano, Jourdanton

CONTRABASS CLARINET Byanca Varela, Spearman Jeffery Katia Torres, Port Isabel

ALTO SAXOPHONEDelaney Ramsdell, Sonora Mark Abbey, BremondRandi Brannan, Mineola Reed Rothe, D'HanisJordan Griffin, Howe

TENOR SAXOPHONE Austin Crozier, Cleveland Jose Elizondo, Grulla BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bryan Garay Juarez, Princeton Jacob Westjohn, Sweeny

FRENCH HORN\Idalia Medina, Holland Pulkit Gupta, GreenhillElyana Williams, West Rusk \Baylee Sestak, Shiner \Joshua Anaya, RadfordIan Johnston, London Caleb Phelps, Bethesda ChristianJesus Cordero, Troup \Maya Navar, RadfordCaleb Miller, Saint Mary's Hall

TRUMPET Greg Snider, Howe Kelsey Gallegos, Jourdanton William Brown, Eastland Tyler McFall, Coahoma Jose Cordero, Lutheran High NorthHaley Stokes, Redwater Cole Burling, Mount Vernon \Jaron Hayden, Industrial Colton Brietzke, Marion Bryce Hasty, Whitney Eduardo Velazquez, Crane Will Tipton, Water Valley Trent Yerigan, Tolar Jordan Steele, White Oak Donna Hyde, Kemp

TROMBONE\William Wallace, C.H. Yoe Jackson Goodall, Callisburg \Parker Phillips, New Diana Alex van Til, Thrall Isaac Saenz, Jourdanton Alyson Watson, Central Mario Hernandez, Crane Jordan Nichols, Crane Aaron Qualls, Hitchcock Lillian Adams, Seymour BASS TROMBONECaleb Billingsley, Boerne Issac Aguilar, Grulla

EUPHONIUMMitchell Barry, St. Joseph CatholicJacob Casas, Nixon-Smiley Brent Shaffer, New Diana Brock Bagelman, GreenhillRyan Cantu, Smyer

TUBA \Temitayo Odunuga, Central Jarrett Pistole, Holland Aric Menzl, Crane Javi Estrada, Luling Juan Resendiz, White Oak Stephen Duvall, Kemp Aaron Cerda, Brazos Ryan Wells, New Deal Jonus Noack, Henrietta Joslyn Salazar, McGregor

STRING BASSRene De Leon, Rio Hondo Colin Rusling, Coldspring-Oakhurst

PERCUSSIONJonah Kelley, Lago Vista Michael Vara, Taft Zack Cavender, Van Alstyne Matthew Castillo, Troup \Connor Walker, Pilot Point Jose Garcia, Memphis Jacob Murphy, Kountze Jacob Roberts, Tulia John Pizana, Odem \Joshua Flowers, Grandview

Jazz Ensemble PersonnelALTO SAXOPHONE\Dylan Stepherson, AnnaAbel Jaimes, Fredericksburg

TRUMPETEvan Knapp, FredericksburgKenni Billings, HawleyCody Trahan, SilsbeeEduardo Arias, FredericksburgMason Campbell, Beckville

PIANOMicah York, Redwater

TENOR SAX\Arya Nallanthighall, GreenhillMichael Conrado, Canton

TROMBONEHSamuel Harris, BoerneAnder Castaneda, FredericksburgHunter Wood, Silsbee

BASS TROMBONEJosue Borrego, Rio HondoSeth Gonyea, Kaufman

BARITONE SAXEmilio Soliz, H.M. King

GUITARGraham Bryan, Henderson

BASS GUITARRayce Baker, China Spring

DRUMSMark Rodriguez, HendersonMark Simmons, Fulshear

H= Senior 4-year All-State\= Senior 3-year All-State

PICCOLOCoby Campbell, Lampasas

FLUTEHSergio Savala, Littlefield Ji Soo Chong, Kennedale Stephen Matherne, Hardin-Jefferson Kelli Sandidge, Carthage Audrey Livingston, Argyle Kaitlyn Cox, Wylie Seb Seager, The Kinkaid SchoolNoelia Moreno, Cleveland Yuvia Leon, Athens Yazmine Salazar, Grulla Maria Benavidez, Hidalgo Coby Campbell, Lampasas \Diana Guerrero, Crystal City Alison Holden, Gatesville Caitlyn Hilliard, Sanger Iran Gallardo, Hidalgo Taylr Mannon, Mabank Isabella Cortez, Fabens Jennifer Yanez, Littlefield Anna Hudson, Canton

OBOEAshley Levesque Trujillo, Springtown Taylor Childress, Argyle Aaron Hart, Fulshear

BASSOONAnsun Sujoe, Bethesda Christian\Monzerat Flores, Jourdanton Brianna Mattis, Cleveland

SOPRANO CLARINET\Jose Luis Callejas, Port Isabel

CLARINETTam Dang, Bethesda Christian SchoolDavid Molina, Sealy Jasper Murphy, Melissa Thaleah Guzman, Grulla Ehren Batig, Springtown Christopher Vazquez, Somerset \Jose Luis Callejas, Port Isabel Chris Hanlin, Gilmer Bonnie Dyess, Canton Nayelly Enriquez, Pittsburg \Austin Rogers, Alvarado \Abbey Bryan, Big Spring Michaela Cole, Alvarado \Anissa Mott, Leonard Miguel Garcia, Fredericksburg April Tang, Princeton Mia Stenberg, Fredericksburg Madison Willson, Gladewater Jazmin Hinojosa, Grulla Caleb Baumert, Dalhart HEulices Lupercio, Crane \Brooke Enloe, Cleveland Paula Boothman, Silsbee \Mackenzie Mobley, Sanger Dakota Chapman, Kennedale Ashley Lee, Grulla Maria Ramirez, Hidalgo Jessica Moody, Wylie

Megan McCoy, Bullard Hailey Schnabel, Argyle Hannah Campbell, Huntington Celestia Wilkey, Seminole Valerie Tarwater, Littlefield Ivy Lopez, Crystal City HSavannah Roque, Littlefield

ALTO CLARINET Daniel Lander, Salado Katlyn Holmes, Pittsburg Gunnar Rose, Seymour

BASS CLARINET Alexus Lerma, Krum Joshua Lopez, Grulla Macy Vincent, Brownfield Allison Steed, Pleasant Grove Noah Rayos, Springtown

CONTRABASS CLARINET HNathan Parker, Ferris Jeffery Baird, Huntington Alexis Thorburn, Robinson

ALTO SAXOPHONEJoshua Carrillo, Abernathy Eddie Cazares, Hidalgo Thalia Guerrero, Bellville Rachel Black, Aubrey Karyme Renteria, Chapel Hill

TENOR SAXOPHONE Austin Lomas, Canton Katerina Sawyer, Awty InternationalDiego Nevarez, Mountain View BARITONE SAXOPHONE Brian Chapa, Castleberry Benjamin Gunthorpe, Woodlands ChristianTyler Stiles, Texas Leadership

TRUMPET Jonathan Palomino, Madisonville Saidee Mendoza, Levelland Caleb Roubieu, Hargrave Abraham Faz, Crystal City Madison Parker, Chapel Hill Karissa Reyes, Rio Hondo Alyssa Vasquez, Rio Hondo Austyn Pargas, Hondo Seth Randolph, Robinson Gavin Clarke, Van Logan Sanford, Sanger Camden Mize, Kaufman Edgar Espino, Cleveland Angel Almanza, Borger Karter Hennigan, Argyle Trinity Miller, Wylie Reed Cessna, Bellville Chance Bailey, Llano Emma Clarke, Stephenville Bryan Gonzalez, Mountain View

FRENCH HORN\Tyler Autin, Chapel Hill Hannah Humpherys, Bushland Katelynn Messer, Mabank Hailey Sherrill, Smithville \Jonatan Alfaro, Rockport-Fulton Coldon Land, Littlefield Hunter Anderson, Tarkington Allison Magera, Columbus Reid McGowan, Anna Nathanael Salas, La Feria

TROMBONE Trace Bails, Bushland Cole McCue, Argyle Jessica DuBose, Mabank \Mason Haught, Gilmer Logan LeMay, China Spring Mario Rodriguez, HidalgoFederico Flores, Grulla Jace Thomas, Brownsboro Sergio Martinez, Fredericksburg Miguel Garcia, La Feria Nikolas Delacruz, Estacado Spencer Owens, Levelland Josh Cannon, Salado Kaylea Wright, Graham Zachary Wise, Gladewater

BASS TROMBONENoah Carter, Kountze Casey Shubert, Big Spring Cale Hayes, Melissa

EUPHONIUMChristian Stoll, Taylor Daniel Bartley, Canton Diana De La Garza, Grulla Korey Broussard, Liberty-Eylau Kevin Rodriguez, Mountain View

TUBACaleb Chambers, Legacy Christian\Logan Sells, White Oak Itzhak Corona, Grulla Albert Dominguez, Andrews Jakari Holland, Liberty-Eylau Sean Henricks, Anna Arturo Ortiz, Hidalgo Julian Monsivais, Lake Worth Jesus Rodriguez, Mountain View Patrick Murr, Alvarado

STRING BASSCharlye Baker, China Spring Hunter Simmons, Olney

PERCUSSION\Gabriella Cate, Argyle Aaron Milam, Spring Hill Josiah Henderson, Atlanta Isaac Romer, Lorena Dontae Teuton, Wills Point Diego Montes, Grulla Norma Igarta, Fredericksburg Antonio Reyes, Greenwood Freddy Cimermancic, Port Isabel Perla De La Fuente, Mountain View

H= Senior 4-year All-State\= Senior 3-year All-State

Symphonic Band Personnel

We wish to thank Beth Morrison from Thrall High School for playing the piano in the Symphonic Band, Pender’s Music Company in Denton for collating the music folders, Terry Cox and TLC Fundraising-Logoware-Custom Printing and Mac Miller, owner of American Band Instruments, for providing snacks and drinks during rehearsal breaks, Apprentice Band Organizer Brian Sours for all of his help, McKay Music Company in Sulphur Springs and Garland for pencils and music folders, and Anna ISD and Quinlan ISD for equipment. Conductor podiums, conductor stands and conductor chairs provided by Melhart Music Center. Percussion equipment provided by Ludwig/Musser, a division of Conn-Selmer, Sabian Cymbals of Canada, and Gon Bops, in cooperation with Brook Mays Music/H&H Music and Lone Star Percussion. Pianos provided by Steinway & Sons. Digital keyboards provided by Romeo Music.