EUGENE MIGLIARO CORPORONResume

NAME: Eugene Migliaro Corporon

POSITION: Regents Professor of Music Director of Wind Studies College of Music University of North Texas Denton, TX 76203-6337

TELEPHONE: Office – (940) 565-3737 cell (972) 342-2966

EMAIL: Eugene.Corporon@unt.edu

EDUCATION:1974 – Master of Arts Degree in Conducting and Performance

Claremont Graduate University; Claremont, CA

1969 – California State Secondary CredentialUnited Sates International University; San Diego, CA

1969 – Bachelor of Arts Degree in PerformanceCalifornia State University; Long Beach, CA

Principal Clarinetist - Wind Ensemble, Symphony Band, Symphony and Opera OrchestraWoodwinds – Jazz EnsembleAssistant Conductor – Symphony Orchestra, 1968-69Manager of Bands, 1965-69Clarinet Teachers: Lawrence Maxey (University of Kansas)

Kalman Bloch (Los Angeles Philharmonic)Larry Curtis (college of Southern Idaho)

1965 – High School DiplomaHelix High School; La Mesa, CA

CONDUCTING TEACHERS REFERNECESH. Robert Reynolds Frank Battisti (617) 262-1120Frederick Fennell Richard Floyd (512) 346-0802Charles Yates Craig Kirchoff (612) 624-2008Don Wilcox Allan McMurray (303) 492-6584Hans Lampl Mallory Thompson (847) 251-0861Henri Temianka H. Robert Reynolds (313) 764-5588Benton Minor John Whitwell (517) 336-2880

WORK EXPERIENCE:

1994 – Present Professor of Music & Director of Wind Studies, College of Music, UNT

Administrate Wind Studies ProgramConductor, Wind SymphonyDirector, Masters and Doctoral Programs in Wind ConductingDirector, North Texas Conductors CollegiumCourses:

Advanced Score Reading and AnalysisPsychology of ConductingTwentieth Century Wind Literature and Conducting TechniquesAdvanced Applied ConductingThe Art of InterpretationHistory of the Wind Band and its LiteratureTeaching Music Through Performance in BandThe Inner Game of Music

Teaching / Course DevelopmentInternational Conductors CollegiumRehearsal/Literature CoursesRestructured DMA/MM in Wind ConductingRestructured Chamber Winds ProgramDeveloped Wind Studies Recording ProjectParticipated in Faculty Chamber PlayersTeaching Music Through Performance in Band Book and CD

seriesThe Inner Game of Music

1987-1994 Tenured Professor of Music & Director of Wind Studies, University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory

Administrate Wind Studies ProgramConductor, Wind SymphonyDirector, Conducting and Wind Music Symposium – The Band Director’s Forum, The Recording WorkshopDirector, Master and Doctoral Programs in Wind ConductingPresident, North Central Division of CBDNACourses

Score Reading and AnalysisPsychology of ConductingTwentieth Century Wind Literature and Conducting TechniquesAdvanced Applied ConductingThe Art of InterpretationHistory of the Wind Band and Its Literature

1984-1987 Tenured Professor of Music & Director of Bands, Michigan State University

Administrate Wind Studies ProgramConductor, Wind SymphonyConductor, Symphony BandConductor, Conducting Symposium Wind EnsembleDirector, Masters and Doctoral Program in Wind ConductingDirector, Summer Conducting SymposiumCourses

Score Reading and AnalysisPsychology of ConductingTwentieth Century Wind Literature and Conducting TechniquesAdvanced Applied ConductingThe Art of InterpretationHistory of the Wind Band and its Literature

1978-1984 Tenured Professor of Music & Director of Bands, University of Northern Colorado

Administrate Band ProgramConductor, Wind EnsembleConductor, Concert BandConductor, Summer Symphonic BandConductor, Festival Wind EnsembleDirector, Masters and Doctoral Programs in Wind ConductingCoordinator, Colorado All-State High School Honor Band (annual)Coordinator, Rocky Mountain Concert Band Festival (annual)Host, Annual College Band Directors National Association and

Conducting SymposiumFrequent Guest Conductor, University Opera Workshop with Greely

Philharmonic Orchestra

CoursesUndergraduate ConductingScore Reading and AnalysisTwentieth Century Wind Literature and Conducting TechniquesAdvanced Applied ConductingPsychology of ConductingHistory of the Wind Band and its Literature

1974 – 1978 Conductor and Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin – Madison

Conductor, Wind EnsembleConductor, Symphonic BandDirector, Masters Program in ConductingCoordinator, Visiting Composers Series (Vincent Persichetti, Warren

Benson, H. Owen Reed)

Host, College Band Directors National Conducting SymposiumHost, College Band Directors National Association, North Central

Division ConventionPresident, College Band Directors National Association – North Central

Division

CoursesConducting Semester II and IIIScore Reading and AnalysisKnapp Summer Honors Research SupervisionAdvanced Applied Conducting

1971-1974 Lecturer and Assistant Professor, California State University – Fullerton

Conductor, Symphonic BandConductor, Concert BandConductor Wind and Chamber Music Ensemble

Participant, Charles Ives Festival with John KirkpatrickParticipant, Edgar Varese Festival

Conductor, Opera OrchestraDirector, Percussion EnsembleDirector, Jazz Ensemble

Reno Jazz Festival, Pacific Coast Jazz Festival, and Southwestern Jazz Festival

Guest Artists – Don Ellis, Louis Bellson, Frank Rosolino Co-Founder, Fullerton New Music Company 1974

CoursesConductingApplied ClarinetWoodwind MethodsPercussion MethodsInstrumental LiteratureChamber Music

1969-1971 Director of Instrumental Music, Mt. Miguel High School; Spring Valley, CA

Symphony Band rated among finest in stateOrchestra rated among finest in stateJazz Ensemble rated among finest in stateAll groups received straight Superior ratings at all city, county, and

state festivalsMarching Band selected to represent San Diego City and County in

1971 “Tournament of Roses” Parage in addition to numerous other awards and honors

PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCEProfessional Musician, DisneylandConductor, Fullerton Civic Light OperaSoloist, Orange County Chamber Concert SeriesClarinetist, Long Beach SymphonyClarinetist, Lost Angeles Chamber OrchestraWoodwinds, Stan Kenton Collegiate Neophonic OrchestraParticipant, numerous professional chamber ensembles throughout Los

Angeles and Orange CountyClarinetist, Greely Philharmonic Orchestra

REVIEWSForwarded upon request

RECORDINGSSee Discography

VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS and FESTIVAL APPEARANCESShowa University – Kawasaki City, JapanInterlochen World Center for Arts Education – Interlochen, MIAspen Music Festival and School – Aspen, COUniversity of Michigan – Ann Arbor, MIUniversity of Alberta – Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaUniversity of Calgary – Calgary, Alberta, CanadaBrandon University – Brandon, Manitoba, CanadaDrake University – DesMoines, IowaArkansas State University – Jonesboro, ArkansasUniversity of Southern Maine – Gorham, MEOhio University – Athens, OhioIndiana University – Indiana, PennsylvaniaUniversity of Colorado – Boulder, COUniversity of South Florida – Tampa, FLUniversity of Montevallo – Montevallo, ALEmory University – Atlanta, GACalifornia State University – Long Beach, CADusquene University – Pittsburgh, PAUniversity of Wisconsin – Madison, WIUniversity of Minnesota – Minneapolis, MNSouthern Louisiana University – Hammond LouisianaShowa Musicae Acadamie – Tokyo, JapanUniversity of Indianapolis – Indianapolis, Indiana

RESEARCH and AREAS OF INTEREST

Inner Game of MusicWind Literature and PedagogyConducting PedagogyClarinet PedagogyTeaching Music Through Performance in BandRehearsal and Performance Pedagogy

PUBLICATIONSTeaching Music Through Performance in Band, Band Solos with Wind Band Accompaniment, A Compendium of CompositionsEugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2011

The Conductor’s Gesture, A Practical Application of Rudolf con Laban’s Movement LanguageEugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2011

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 8Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2010

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 1 Second EditionEugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2009

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 7Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2007

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 6Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2006

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 5Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2004

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 4Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2002

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 3Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 2000

The Musician’s Soul: A Journey Examining Spirituality for Performers, Teachers, Composers, Conductors, and Music Educators (Introduction)James Jordan,GIA Publications 1999

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 2Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 1998

Teaching Music Through Performance in Band, Vol. 1Eugene Corporon and othersGIA Publications, 1997

One Band That Took a Chance: The Ithaca High School Band from 1995 – 1967

Eugene Corporon and Barry GreenUniversity of Wisconsin Press, 1988

Wind Ensemble and Band RepertoireEugene Corporon and David WallaceUniversity of Northern Colorado Press, 1984

“Towards a Guiding Philosophy for Bands”CMEA Journal, Volume XXIX, No. 4, Spring 1982

Wind Ensemble Literature, Second EditionReynolds, Corpoon, McMurray, DeRusha, GrecheskyUniversity of Wisconson Press, 1975

Rehearsing the Band (citation)John E Williamson and Kenneth L. NeidigInterview ChapterNeidig Services Publisher 1997

The Inner Concept: A Study of Electrical Brain Activity in Novice and Expert Conductors (citation)Elizabeth H. JacksonOhio State University, 1995.

The Twentieth Century American Wind Band/Ensemble History, Development,

and Literature (citation)Frank BattistiMeredith Music Publications, 1995.

An Evaluation of Compositions for Wind Band According to Specific Criteria of Serious

Artistic Merit: A Recitation and Update (citation)Jay Warren GilbertNorthwestern University, 1993.

An Examination of Five Active University Band Directors Selected as Exemplary

Conductors (citation)Stephen Loree StroudUniversity of Illinois, 1991.

Teaching Techniques and Insights for Instrumental Music Educators (citation)

Joseph L. CaseyGIA Publications, 1991.

AWARDS and HONORSo Midwest Clinic Medal of Honor, 2015o Phi Beta Mu International Band Conductor of the Yearo Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia National Citation for Advancing the Cause

of Music in Americao UNT Student Government Association Honor for Teaching

Excellenceo Music for All Hall of Fame

o Grainger Medal of Distinction, Percy Grainger Society, 2007

o A.A. Harding Award, American School of Band Directors Association, 2004

o University of North Texas Honor Professor Award, 2004

o Distinguished Alumni Award, School of Arts, California State University, 2003

o Co-Founder, Region Lazzio Wind Conducting Institute, Rome, Italy 2002

o Hosted 31st Annual CBDNA Conference at UNT 2001

o President, CBDNA 1999-2001o NT Wind Symphony selected as guest ensemble at the American

Bandmasters Association National Convention, 1998

o Invited to jury an International Conductors Competition in Milan, Italy 1998

o Invited to Teach International Conductors Course in Munch, Germany 1998

o Chapter contributor to David Elliott’s Music Matters Project, Oxford University Press 1998

o Two Grammy Nominations in Category 90 – Classica, 1997

o NT Wind Symphony guest ensemble at World Assocaition for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Convention, San Luis, Obispo, CA 1997

o Membership, American Bandmasters Association, 1996

o NT Symphonic Winds Perform at TMEA Convention in San, Antonio 1996

o NT Wind Symphony premieres Olympic Dances by John Harbison in Atlanta, GA 1996

o NT Wind Symphony perform at CBDNA National Convention in Atlanta, GA 1996

o NT Wind Symphony premieres In Evenings Stillness, by Joseph Schwantner 1996

o College-Conservatory of Music Wind Symphony performs at Ohio Music Educators Association Convention, 1993

o College-Conservatory of Music Wind Symphony performs at Yamaha Japan Band Clinic during Japan tour 1993

o College-Conservatory of Music Wind Symphony featured on United and Delta Airlines in-flight programming, 1993

o College-Sonservatory of Music Wind Symphony peforms at Golden Anniversary Convention, CBDNA in Kansas City, MO 1991

o College-Conservatory of Music Wind Symphony performs at Ohio Music Educator’s Association Convention 1990

o Michigan State University Wind Symphony selected to perform at the CBDNA National Convention, Chicago, IL 1987

o Michigan State University Wind Symphony performs at the World Assocaition of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles International Convention, Boston, MA 1987

o Michigan State University Wind Symphony performs at the Fortieth International Mid-West band and Orchestra Clinic, Chicago, IL 1986

o Certificate of Awards presented to the Michigan State University Wind Symphony/Symphony Band at the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association

o Honorary Membership, Michigan School Band and Orchestra Directors Association

o Certificate of Award presented to the University of Northern Colorado Wind Ensemble by the Colorado Music Educators Association

o University of Wisconsin Wind Ensemble performance at the CBDNA North Central Division Convention, Madison WI 1978

o University of Wisconsion Wind Ensemble performance at the CBDNA Convention in Milwaukee, WI 1978

o University of Wisconsin Wind Ensemble selected to perform at the National Wind Ensemble Conference, 1977

o University of Wisconsin Wind Ensemble performance at the International Trumpet Guild Conference, Champaign, IL 1977

o Certificate of Recognition for Arts Day, presented at the State Capitol by the California Legislature

o Honorary Membership, New Mexico Music Educators Association

RECENT DISCOGRAPHY

GIA DVDo THE ANATOMY OF CONDUCTING: ARCHITECTURE AND

ESSENTIALS — DVD745 o Eugene Migliaro Corporon and James Jordan

o MASTER CONDUCTOR’S “A HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL BAND MOVEMENT… AS TOLD BY THOSE WHO WERE THERE” — DVD794 Frederick Fennell, Mark Hindsley, and William Revelli

o MASTER CONDUCTORS “THE ART OF THE MARCH” — DVD755o Frederick Fennell, Mark Hindsley and William Revelli

o PERCUSSIVE PALOOZA — DVD753 With performances by Keiko Abe, Mark Ford, and Christopher Dean, Robert Schietroma, and Paul Rennick; Adams: Lollapalooza. Kraft: Cadenza and Variations from Concerto for Four Percussion Soloists. Ikebe: Monovalence Ia for Marimba Improvisation and Tape. Matsushita: Airscope II for Marimba Improvisation and Tape. Hauta-aho: Ode to Whales for Marimba Improvisation and Tape. Yurko: Concerto for Nine Percussion Soloists. Abe: Prism Rhapsody II. Peck: The Glory and the Grandeur.

o MASTER CONDUCTORS “A LEGACY OF WISDOM" — DVD708 Frederick Fennell, Mark Hindsley and William Revelli

o KEIKO AND CARMINA…RA! — DVD601Dzubay: Ra!. Abe: Prism Rhapsody II. Orff/Mas Quiles: Carmina Burana.

GIA WindWorks (with North Texas Wind Symphony)o Portals — CD 986

o Reconstructions — CD 934 McAllister: Black Dog; Gershwin/ Hoshina: An American in Paris; Shaw/Sherrod: Concerto for Clarinet; Walczyk: Symphony No. 2: “Epitaphs Unwritten”     

o Conclave — CD 935 Prokofiev: Ode to the End of War; Skrowaczewski: Music for Winds; Grantham: The Barons; Still: Summerland; Bernstein/ Grundman: Divertimento     

o Audibles — CD 894 Dietz: Saisei Fanfare; White: Miniature Set; Bryant: Concerto for Piano; Turner: Rumplestilzchen; Gallego: La Concepción 1910 ; Pann: Hold This Boy and Listen; Freer: Rio’s Convergence

o Voicings — CD 895 Zare: Lift Off; Lindroth: Passage;Ticheli: Songs of Love and Life; Tull: Toccata; Gandolfi: Flourishes and Mediations on a Renaissance Theme; Dzubay: Snake Alley          

o Encryptions — CD 870 Turrin:  Scarecrow Overture; McTee:Double Play; Husa: Divertimento for Brass and Percussion; Salfelder: Crossing Parallels; Hause: Tango Variations: Colgrass: Arctic Dreams

o Ciphers — CD 871 Maslanka: Traveler; Ellerby: New World Dances; Husa: Apotheosis of This Earth; Goto: Songs; Milburn: Emerald Suite; Sierra/Scatterday: Alegria    

o GENESIS — CD 842 Turrin: High Flight, Colgrass: Urban Requiem; Husa: Concerto for Wind Ensemble; Mackey: Aurora Awakes

o REVELATIONS — CD 843 George: Firefly; Lorenz: El Muro; Higdon: Percussion Concerto; Reed: Armenian Dances Part 1; Grantham: Symphony for Winds and Percussion

o ARCHETYPES — CD 820Sampson: Moving Parts. Ticheli: Angles in the Architecture. Salfelder: Cathedrals. Husa: Alfresco. Wagner: Trauermusik. Bourgeois: Symphony for William. Gorb: Adrenaline City.

o MUSINGS — CD 819 Ticheli: Wild Nights! Turrin: Lullaby for Noah. Bryant: Parody Suite. Wilson: Colorado Peaks. Husa: Les Couluers Fauves. Hartley: Sinfonia No. 4. Grantham: Lone Star Twister.

o DOMAINS — CD 775 Puts/Spede: Millennium Canons. Husa: Concertino for Piano. McAllister: Krump. Mackey: Kingfishers Catch Fire. Williams: Symphonic Suite. Tanouye: Kokopelli’s Dance.

o CHRONICLES — CD 774 Fletcher/Karrick: Vanity Fair. Alarcón: Concertango. Husa: Cheetah. Jacob: Flag of Stars. Boysen: Branden’s Rainbow. Koh: As the Sun Rises.

o HOMAGE — CD 744 Susato: Twelve Dances from “The Danserye”. Dzubay: Shadow Dance. Kallman: Metamorphosis (On an Original Cakewalk). Hokoyama: Beyond. Nelson: Medieval Suite. Graham: The Red Machine.

o URBAN DREAMS — CD 743Pann: Slalom. Wilson: Day Dreams. McTee: Finish Line. Gross: Urban Myth. Jacob: Music for a Festival.

o TRANSFORMATIONS — CD 686 Grantham: Court Music. Linn: Concerto Grosso for Brass Trio. Ticheli: Sanctuary. Colgrass: Bali. Maslanka: Symphony No. 7.

o ALTERED STATES — CD 685 Sierra/Scatterday: Fandangos. Vaughan Williams/Silvester: The Lark Ascending. Vaughan Williams/Battisti: Toccata Marziale. Milburn: American Hymnsong Suite. Ticheli: Nitro. Jacob/Trachsel: William Byrd Suite. Grantham: The Barons.

GIA Composer’s Collection Leonard Bernstein — CD 937 (2-disc set) 

Fanfare for the Inauguration of JFK. Overture to Candide. Candide Suite. Three Dance Episodes from “On the Town.” Suite from “On the Waterfront.” Danzon from “Fancy Free.” Profanation. Slava!. Suite from “Mass.” Divertimento. Symphonic Dances from “West Side Story”

George Gershwin — CD 936 (2-disc set)  Cuban Overture. Rhapsody in Blue. An American in Paris. Porgy and Bess: Symphonic Picture for Orchestra. Promenade: Walking the Dog.Three Preludes. Strike up the Band (Overture)   

Michael Colgrass — CD 880 Arctic Dreams. Mysterious Village. Deja Vu. The Beethoven Machine. Raag Mala. Winds of Nagua.l Old Churches. Urban Requiem. Apache Lullaby. Bali   

Karel Husa — CD 879 Divertimento for Brass and Percussion. Les Couleurs Fauves. Cheetah  Al Fresco. Music for Prague 1968. Smetana Fanfare  Apotheosis of this Earth  Concertino for Piano. Concerto for Wind Ensemble      

JACK STAMP — CD 776 (2-disc set)  Escapade. Four Maryland Songs. Divertimento in “F”. Down East Fanfare. Chorale Prelude: Be Thou My Vision. Bandancing. Held Still in the Quick of Grace. Aubrey Fanfare. Pastime. Gavorkna Fanfare. AirLink. Ere the World Began to Be…. Chorale and Toccata. The Beltway Jam. Variations on a Bach Chorale. Lonestar Fanfare. Scenes from Terezin. Ricercare. Symphony No. 1 – In Memoriam David Diamond.

GORDON JACOB — CD 747 (2-disc set)  William Byrd Suite. Concerto for Bassoon. Giles Farnaby Suite. Flag of Stars. An Original Suite. Fantasia for Euphonium. The Battell. Music for a Festival.

CINDY MCTEE — CD 746 Fanfare for Trumpets. Circuits. Soundings. California Counterpoint: The Twittering Machine. Ballet for Band. Finish Line. Timepiece.

DONALD GRANTHAM — CD 682 (2-disc set)  Variations on an American Cavalry Song. Bum’s Rush. Southern Harmony. The Barons. Court Music. Don’t You See? Second Prelude. Fantasy Variations on George Gershwin’s Second Prelude. J.S. Dances. J’ai ete au bal.

RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS — CD 681 (2-disc setEnglish Folk Song Suite. Five Variants of “Dives and Lazarus”. Scherzo alla Marcia. Flourish for Wind Band. Two Movements from “England’s Pleasant Land”. Flourish for Glorious John. Rhosymedre. Toccata Marziale. The Running Set. The Lark Ascending. Sea Songs. Linden Lea. Sine Nomine. Variations for Wind Band.

FRANK TICHELI — CD 680 (2-disc set)  Nitro. An American Elegy. Portrait of a Clown. Shenandoah. Cajun Folk Songs II. Sanctuary. Pacific Fanfare. Blue Shades. Vesuvius. Amazing Grace. Sun Dance. A Shaker Gift Song. Cajun Folk Songs. Postcard. Fortress. Symphony No. 2.

JOSEPH SCHWANTNER — CD 657 (2-disc set)  From a Dark Millenium. In evening’s stillness… …and the mountains rising nowhere. Percussion Concerto. Recoil.

PERCY ALDRIDGE GRAINGER — CD 656 (2-disc set)  Children’s March: “Over the Hills and Far Away”. Irish Tune from County Derry. Shepherd’s Hey. Colonial Song. The Immovable Do. Prelude in the Dorian Mode. Themes from “Green Bushes”. Down Longford Way. The Sussex Mummer’s Christmas Carol. Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon. Six Dukes Went A-Fishin’. Early One Morning. Lincolnshire Posy. “Lads of Wamphray” March. Irish Tune from County Derry (Elastic Scoring Version). Molly on the Shore. Australian Up-Country Tune. Handel in the Strand. O Mensch bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross. Country Gardens. Shenandoah. “The Gumsuckers” March. Harvest Hymn. The Warriors.

GUSTAV HOLST — CD 655 First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. 1. In the Bleak Midwinter. Bach’s Fugue à la Gigue. Hammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo, Op. 52. A Moorside Suite. Marching Song. A Somerset Rhapsody, Op. 21b. Second Suite in F, Op. 28, No. 2.

VINCENT PERSICHETTI — CD 627 Divertimento Op. 42. Psalm Op. 53. Pageant Op. 59. Symphony No.

6 Op. 69. Serenade No. 11 Op. 85. Masquerade Op. 102. Parable IX Op. 121.

PAUL HINDEMITH — CD 626 Symphony in B-flat. Kammermusik No. 5 Op. 36 No. 4. Konzertmusik Op. 41. Geschwindmarsch. Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Carl Maria von Weber.

GIA   Teaching Music Through Performance in Band Volume 1 book — G4484 Volume 1, Grades 2 & 3 — CD 418 Volume 1, Grade 4 — CD 490 Volume 2 book — G4889 Volume 2, Grades 2 & 3 — CD 446 Volume 2, Grade 4 & 5 — CD 551 Volume 3 book — G5333 Volume 3, Grades 2 & 3 — CD 473 Volume 3, Grade 4 — CD 510 Volume 4 book — G6022 Volume 4, Grades 2 & 3 — CD 552Volume 4, Grade 4 & 5 — CD 603Volume 5 book — G6573 — $42Volume 5, Grades 2 & 3 — CD 623Volume 5, Grade 4 & 5 — CD 638Volume 6 book — G7027 Volume 6, Grades 2&3 — CD 683Volume 6, Grade 4 & 5 — CD 684Volume 7 book — G7436 Volume 7, Grades 2&3 — CD 780Volume 7, Grade 4 — CD 816Volume 8 book — G7926 Volume 8, Grades 2&3 — CD 849 Volume 9 book — G8433 Volume 9, Grades 2&3 — CD 899 Volume 9, Grades 4&5 — CD 945 Teaching Music Through Performing Marches — CD563Teaching Music Through Performance in Beginning Band Volume 2 — G7264 Teaching Music Through Performance in Beginning Band Volume 2 — CD750 Teaching Music Through Performance in Band Solos with Wind Band Accompaniment — G6188 

Klavier Wind Projecto PASSIONS — K11154

Grainger/Rogers: Children’s March: “Over the Hills and Far Away”. Whitacre: October. Bach/Holst: Fugue à la Gigue. Holst/Matthews:

Second Suite in F Op. 28 No. 2. Mashima: Three Notes of Japan. Rossini/Schaefer: Scherzo “Fanfare for the Italian Crown”. Hazo: Exultaté. Grainger/Rogers: Colonial Song. Schwantner: Recoil.

o POETICS — K11153Bryant: Stampede. Cesarini: Poema Alpestre. Gandolfi: Vientos y Tangos. Schwantner: Percussion Concerto.

o RETROSPECTIVES — K11145Grantham: J.S. Dances. Hindemith: Kammermusik No. 5, Op. 36, No. 4. Godfrey: Shindig. Shostakovich: The Story of the Priest and His Helper Balda Op. 36. Hindemith: Symphony in B-flat.

o ALLEGORIES — K11144Ticheli: Symphony No. 2. Hindemith: Geschwindmarsch. McTee: Ballet for Band. Hesketh: Diaghilev Dances. Daugherty: Bells for Stokowski.

o HEMISPHERES — K11137Dzubay: Ra!. McCarthy: Chamber Symphony No. 2. Lindroth: Spin Cycle. Abe: Prism Rhapsody II. Sparke: Sunrise at Angel’s Gate. Turrin: Hemispheres.

o CARMINA BURANA — K11136Orff/Mas Quiles: Carmina Burana.

o ESCAPADES — K11128Stamp: Escapade. Hidas: Concerto for Bassoon. Graham: Harrison’s Dream. Massenet/Reynolds: Ballet Music from “LeCid.” Grantham: Variations on an American Calvary Song. Grainger/Rogers: Molly on the Shore. Grainger/Rogers: The Gumsuckers March

o SYMPHONIC EXCURSIONS — K11127Hesketh: Masque. Patterson: Symphonic Excursions. Welcher: Songs Without Words. Alkema: Sunset Jericho. Grainger/Kreines: Irish Tune from County Derry. Grainger: “Lads of Wamphray” March.

o RECOLLECTIONS — K11124 Ellerby: Paris Sketches. Grainger: Irish Tune from County Derry. Persichetti: Divertimento. Finney: Skating on the Sheyenne. Gillingham: Be Thou My Vision. Husa: Music for Prague 1968.

o TIME PIECES — K11122 McTee: Timepiece. McCarthy: Chamber Symphony. Patterson: Stomp Igor. Walker: Canvas. Wilson: Vortex. Holst: First Suite in Eb.

o UFO: MUSIC OF MICHAEL DAUGHERTY, EVELYN GLENNIE, PERCUSSION SOLOIST K11121UFO Concerto. Motown Metal. Niagara Falls. Desi. Red Cape Tango.

o CONVERGENCE — K11110 Dzubay: Myaku. Tull: Concerto Grosso. Press/Johnston/Fennell: Wedding Dance. Gryc: Masquerade Variations. Hindemith: Konzertmusik, Opus 41. Grainger/Pappajohn: The Warriors.

o RENDEZVOUS — K11109 Bozza: Children’s Overture. Daugherty/Spede: Red Cape Tango. Turok: Canzone Concertante No.5. Hearshen: Divertimento. Woolfenden: French Impressions. Grantham: J’ai ete au bal.

o SOJOURNS — K11099 Young: Tempered Steel. Grantham: Southern Harmony. Gillingham: Concertino for Four Percussion. Sousa: Easter Monday on the White House Lawn. Welcher: Symphony No. 3 “Shaker Life”. Hagen/Spede: Wedding Dances from Bandanna. Daugherty: Niagara Falls.

o SOUNDSCAPES — K11098Makris/Bader: Aegean Festival Overture. Rudin: Bacchanale. Benshoof: Out and Back Again. Persichetti: Parable IX. Gershwin/Krance: Second Prelude. Grantham: Fantasy Variations.

o DEJA VIEW — K11091 Gorb: Awayday. Bassett: Colors and Contours. Peck: Cave. Colgrass: Déjà vu. Hutcheson: Caricatures. Ticheli: Blue Shades.

o DREAMCATCHERS — K11089 Galbraith: Danza de los Duendes. Mays: Dreamcatcher. Bassett: Lullaby for Kirsten. Schwantner: From a Dark Millennium. Gillingham: Waking Angels. Rudin: The Dream of Oenghus.

o WIND DANCES — K11084Hart: Circus Ring. McTee: Soundings. Harbison: Olympic Dances. Schwantner: In Evening’s Stillness. Sparke: Dance Movements.

o DIALOGUES & ENTERTAINMENTS — K11083 Bremer: Early Light. Kraft: Dialogues and Entertainments. Toch: Miniature Overture. Stamp: Four Maryland Songs. Mailman: For Precious Friends Hid in Death’s Dateless Night. Corigliano: Gazebo Dances.

o WILDFLOWERS — K11079Toch: Spiel, Op. 39. Schwantner: and the mountains rising nowhere. Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy. Wilson: Dance of the New World. Childs: Concerto for Solo Percussionist. Hart: Cartoon.

o LUMINARIES — K11077 Shostakovich: Prelude, Op. 34 No. 14. Shostakovich: Folk Dances. Whitacre: Ghost Train Triptych. Ito: Gloriosa. Hindemith: Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Carl Maria von Weber.

o BIRD SONGS — K11071 Bird: Serenade. Tull: Concertino for Oboe. Bird: Suite in D. Bird: Marche Miniature. Ticheli: Pacific Fanfare.

o TRIBUTES — K11070 Stamp: Aubrey Fanfare. Tull: Sketches on a Tudor Psalm. Grantham: Bum’s Rush. Gould: Ballad. Cichy: Divertimento. Holst: Hammersmith. McTee: California Counterpoint “The Twittering Machine”. Welcher: Zion.

Mark Recordso WITH HEART AND VOICE: THE MUSIC OF DAVID R. GILLINGHAM —

MCD6797 (UNT Symphonic Band) A Light Unto Darkness. And Can It Be? Lamb of God. Foster’s America. With Heart and Voice. AuSable River Festival. Providence. No Shadow of Turning.

o INFUSION: LIVE FROM CBDNA SOUTHWEST REGIONAL — MCD5354 (UNT Symphonic Band concert performance)Shostakovich/Fisher: Symphony No. 10 – Scherzo. Bryant: Chester Leaps In, ImPercynations, MetaMarch. Grainger/Rogers: Children’s March. Boysen: Kirkpatrick Fanfare. Danielpour/Stamp: Vox Populi. Gillingham/Fisher: Concerto for Piano, Percussion, and Wind Orchestra.

o TMEA 2005 — MCD5631 (UNT Wind Symphony concert performance)Stamp: Lonestar Fanfare. Holst: Bach’s Fugue à la Gigue. Bryant: Stampede. Gillingham/Fisher: Concerto for Piano. Cesarini: Poema Alpestre.

o DIVERSIONS — MCD3880 (UNT Symphonic Band)Sparke: Diversions. Yurko: Pastoral Nocturne. Zanninelli: Five American Gospel Songs. Ticheli: An American Elegy. Cichy: Bugs.

o WASBE “99” — MCD3144 (UNT Wind Symphony concert performance)

Tchaikovsky: Dance of the Jesters. MacDowell: Woodland Sketches. Grantham: Southern Harmony. Bryant: Chester Leaps In. Gillingham: Galactic Empires. Stamp: Pastime. Gorb: Yiddish Dances. Ticheli: Vesuvius.

Klavier Wind Project featuring Eugene Migliaro Corporon and the Cincnnati Conservatory of Music Wind Symphony

o IN CONCERT — K11067Stamp: Gavorkna Fanfare. Tcherepnin: Statue. Tippett: Mosaic. Grainger: Irish Tune “The Gum-Suckers” March. Weinstein: Concerto for Wind Symphony. Skalkottas: Greek Dances.

o SONGS AND DANCES — K11066 Persichetti: Masquerade. Gilmore: Five Folksongs for Soprano. Zappa: Envelopes. Zappa: The Dog Breath Variations. Gillingham: Serenade “Songs of the Night”. Schmitt: Dionysiaques.

o HEARTS MUSIC — K11064 Diamond: Hearts Music. Hartley: Concerto for 23 Winds. Murray: Ronald Searle Suite. Colgrass: Winds of Nagual. Nelson: Aspen Jubilee.

o AMERICAN VARIATIONS — K11060Ives: Variations on “America”. Reeves: Yankee Doodle Fantasy Humoresque. Bennett: Suite of Old American Dances. Gould: American Salute. Ticheli: Amazing Grace. Euphonium Favorites featuring Brian Bowman.

o PARADIGM — K11059 Stravinsky: Circus Polka. Rands: Ceremonial. Freund: Jug Blues & Fat Picking. Hindemith: Symphony in B-flat. Harbison: Three City Blocks. Gregson: The Sword and the Crown.

o POSTCARDS — K11058 Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine. Nelson: Passacaglia. Milhaud: Suite Francaise. Ticheli: Postcard. Margolis: Terpsichore.

o MADE IN AMERICA — K11051 Druckman: Paean. Druckman: In Memoriam Vincent Persichetti. Wilson: Piece of Mind. Kurka: The Good Soldier Schweik Suite. Diamond: Tantivy.

o AMERICAN DREAMS — K11048 — $16Bernstein: Overture to “Candide”. Schuman: George Washington Bridge. Copland: An Outdoor Overture. Copland: El Salon Mexico. Schuman: Chester. Reed: La Fiesta Mexicana.

o SOUNDINGS — K11047 Gregson: Celebration. Persichetti: Symphony No. 6. Schoenberg: Theme and Variations. Maw: American Games. Gershwin: A Rhapsody in Blue.

o MEMORIALS — K11042 Reicha: Commemoration Symphony. McTee: Circuits. Gillingham: Heroes Lost and Fallen. Ives: Old Home Days. Gould: West Point Symphony No. 4.

o EMBLEMS — K11030Piston: Tunbridge Fair. Dahl: Sinfonietta. Copland: Emblems. Maslanka: A Child’s Garden of Dreams. Bernstein: Slava.