The International Euphonium Tuba Festival

2019

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Welcome to our 16th Anniversary of the International Euphonium and Tuba Festival!! I am regularly inspired by the level of musicians and their intense love of music making on the euphonium and tuba. Sharing and connecting professionals and students from around the world remains so important and this year we welcome many friends from Colombia. Thank you for being a part of this event and hope you hear outstandings performances and learn amazing

insights into your musical future!

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Program of Events

Sunday, June 16 2:00 PM Registration - Tharp Rehearsal Hall 5:30 PM Meeting, Social, and Dinner – Emerson Hall 7:30 PM Opening Recital – Meet the Staff of IET Recital - Justin Benavidez, Brian Bowman, Geoff Durbin, Adam Frey, Bill Pritchard

Monday, June 17 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Durbin (Emerson) / Benavidez (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:10 AM Medium Ensemble Rehearsals - Nighthawk (Emerson) / Eagle (Tharp) 11:00 AM Master Class – Bowman (Emerson) / Colburn (Tharp) 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:30 PM Competition Prelims (Emerson & 334) / Presentation - Lewis - Adjusting your Daily Routine (Tharp) 4:00 PM Chamber Music Group A 5:00 PM Chamber Music Group B 6:00 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – Geoff Durbin, Justin Benavidez, and Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá

Tuesday, June 18 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Durbin (Emerson) / Benavidez (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:10 AM Medium Ensemble Rehearsals - Nighthawk (Emerson) / Eagle (Tharp) 11:00 AM Master Class – Benavidez (Emerson) / Frey (Tharp) 12:15 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:00 PM Farmer’s Market - Concert 2:00 PM Chamber Music A / Master Class - Durbin (Tharp) 3:00 PM Chamber Music B / Free Time 4:00 PM Master Class – Aubrey Foard (Tharp) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – Jeremy Lewis, Glenn Van Looy, and Aubrey Foard

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Program of Events

Wednesday June 19 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Van Looy (Emerson) / Lewis (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:15 AM Medium Ensemble Rehearsals - Nighthawk (Tharp) / Eagle (Emerson) 11:00 AM Master Class – A View from the Podium (Emerson) Robert Trocina, Ashley Jarrell and Devin Reid 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:45 PM Solo Competition Finals (Emerson) 4:00 PM Master Class - Glenn Van Looy - (Tharp) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert - West Texas A&M Tuba Euphonium Ensemble and IET Participant Ensembles

Thursday, June 20 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals – Van Looy (Emerson) / Olka (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal - Nighthawk (Tharp)/Eagle (Emerson) 11:00 AM Master Class – Cochran (Emerson) / McTeer (Tharp) 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 2:00 PM Chamber Music A 3:00 PM Chamber Music B 4:00 PM Master Class - Chris Olka (Emerson) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – UWV Studio, Brian Bowman, Chris Olka, and Adam Frey

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Program of Events

Friday, June 21 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals–Bowman (Emerson) / Olka (Tharp) 9:00 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:00 AM Exhibits Open from 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM 10:00 AM Chamber Music A 10:30 AM Chamber Music B 11:30 AM Master Class – Military Band Auditions - Curran, Bowman, Pritchard (Tharp) 12:30 PM Lunch – Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:30 PM Career Roundtable and Discussion (Tharp)/ Adult Master Class with Martin Cochran (334) 3:00 PM Participant Recital #1 4:30 PM Master Class - Music from the Vocalist’s Perspective - Dr. Benjamin Schoening (Emerson) 5:30 PM Dinner - Dining Hall 7:30 PM Evening Concert – Lauren Curran, Carson McTeer, Martin Cochran, and Alan Baer 9:00PM 4th Ward Afro-Klezmer Orchestra on the Quad / Ice Cream Party

Saturday, June 22 7:30 AM Breakfast – Dining Hall 8:30 AM Warm-up and Fundamentals-Bowman (Emerson)/ McTeer (Tharp) 9:15 AM Massed Ensemble Rehearsal (Emerson) 10:00 AM Exhibits Open from 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM 10:30 AM Master Class – Alan Baer (Emerson) 12:30 PM Lunch - Thomas Dorm Basement/Rec Room 1:30 PM Participant Recital #2 3:00 PM Presentation - Bill Pritchard - Intro to Electronics and Amplification (Tharp) 4:00 PM Participant Recital #3 5:30 PM Dinner – Dining Hall 7:30 PM Gala Concert featuring IET Festival Artists and Participant Ensembles

Sunday, June 23 8:00 AM Breakfast and Depart 8:00-10:00AM Participant and Instrument Pickup at Residence Hall

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Sunday, June 16 - 7:30 PM - RecitalEmerson Concert Hall - Emory University

IET Festival Artists Collage Recital

Rhapsody for Euphonium Jerry BrubakerGeoff Durbin & Miya Suen

Mazurka Nicholas FalconeBrian Bowman & Miya Suen

Announced from StageBill Pritchard, Amplituba

The Windows Open to the Ocean Jiro CenshuBrian Bowman, Adam Frey & Keith Teepen

Flute Sonata J.S. BachJustin Benavidez & Keith Teepen

Tokyo Triptych Philip Sparke III. Shibuya

La Pollera Colorá (Cumbia) Castro (Music) Choperena (Letter) arr. Sanguino P.

Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 Franz Liszt arr. Hoffman

Adam Frey & Keith Teepen

Quartet No. 1 Benjamin Hackett

Dances John StevensJason Casanova, Vincent Rose, Corey Sherman, Marshall Gagné

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Monday, June 17 - 7:30 PM - RecitalEmerson Concert Hall - Emory University

Geoff Durbin & Miya Suen

Concert Gallop Philip Wilby

Matros Kevin McKenzie

Concertino in E-flat Op. 26 Carl Maria von Weber

Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá

La Pollera Colorá (Cumbia) Castro (Music) Choperena (Letter) arr. Sanguino P.

Pueblito Viejo (Pasillo-Vals) Morales arr. Sanguino P.

Bochica (Bambuco) Cristancho arr. Sanguino P.

Valledupar (Porro) Anonymous

Fantasía en 6/8 (Bambuco) Burbano

Colombia Tierra Querida (Cumbia) Bermúdez Acosta arr. Henao

Justin Benavidez & Keith Teepen

Romeo and Juliet Suite No. 1 Op. 64 Sergei Prokofiev arr. Vernon I. Act One IV. The Young Girl Juliet

Ordner Seg Oystein Baadsvik

A Very Good Morning from Pearls III Roland Szentpali

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Tuesday, June 18 - 7:30 PM - RecitalJeremy Lewis & Miya Suen

Apocalyptic Voices James Meador

The Grumpy Troll Mike Forbes

Grand Russian Fantasia Jules Levy trans./ed. Jeremy Lewis

Glenn Van Looy & Keith Teepen

Rhapsody for euphonium Johan Evenepoel

Windy City Heartbreak Tom Davoren

Euphonium Fantasy Bruce Fraser

Aubrey Foard & Keith Teepen

Mantram Giacinto Scelsi

Teutonic Tales Robert W. Smith 1. Damon-Tanz 2. Freya: Goddess of Beauty and Love 3. Thor’s Hammer

Wesnesday, June 19 - 7:30 PM - RecitalEmerson Concert Hall - Emory University

West Texas A&M University Tuba-Euphonium EnsembleJeremy Lewis, director

Fanfare James Barnes

2011: A Tuba Odyssey Anthony O’Toole

Hungarian March from “The Damnation of Faust” Hector Berlioz arr. David Werden’

Dances John StevensFeaturing: Wyatt Boswell, euphonium

Christus Factus Est Anton Bruckner arr. Kenneth D. Friedrich

War Tubas Anthony O’Toole

EuphoniumWyatt Boswell, Kyle Boschen, Isaac Gutierrez,

Pjay Henderson, Patrick Lucas, Anthony NovoGradac

TubaBen Cross, John De La Garza, Isaac Ortiz, Alex Rivera, Loagan Tolbert

IET Ensembles

Program to be announced from stage

The Eagle EnsembleDevin Reid conductor

Program to be announced from stage

The Nighthawk EnsembleMichael Colburn, conductor

Program to be announced from stage

IET Massed EnsembleAdam Frey, conductor

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THE 2019 INTERNATIONAL EUPHONIUM TUBA FESTIVAL STAFF

Colby BatchelorJason BechtKyle BoschenWyatt BoswellAyden BranJohn BranhamCharles BrownHarrison BrownKyle BundickLogan CarnesMatera Chasteen Natalie ColegroveMichael CollinsBen CrossJohn De La GarzaTyler DemsheckKathryn DeShongRaegan DishmanSpencer EdwardsCooper EttersDaniel EudyEdward FaustIsaiah FigueroaAaron FreemanJacob FulkersonJosh GalersteinAndrew GambrellTrent GibsonEthan GordonIsaac GutierrezIzzi GuzmanKyla HampsonBrandon Hardegree

Timio HarrisCaleb HarrisAlex Harvey-ArnoldGo HayakawaPaticus HendersonMahecha Roldán HerminsonCapper HowardAaron HuffmanBenjamin KauffmanDylan KingConnor KoriothTravis KutzAbigail LannanDon Larry Daniel LeedyKyle LoughmanPatrick LucasKendra LuedkeVance LummeRobert MadesonDiego Andres MatizJoshua MaxwellJohn MazurekDennis MillerBrady MoffettJose David MorenoIsabella MorlandWilliam MorrisCaleb MoyersThomas NettleshipAnthony NovoGradacLaurenz OriondoIsaac Ortiz

Brennan PaulsenDavid PaulsonSoleil Pauly Alan PayneJack PiltingsrudCamilo Andrés Pineda Malena PowersAustin RiedyAlexander RiveraGeorge RogersAbel RoseLuis Carlos RoseroJohn SalehiAndrew SalleeRonald SchaberCorey ShermanMorgan SkelleyDavid SmithChase SnootsRebecca SpoorKyle SteindlerSam SwiercekIsaac TeacheyCameron TefftBrittany ThomasAustin ThorntonLoagan TolbertJacob TorbertAnthony WalkerJoshua WilliamsLuka WilminkJosie ZachmanJonah Zimmerman

THE 2019 IET FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS

George AlbertiAlan BaerJustin BenavidezBrian BowmanRobert BrozowskiColleen CasanovaJason CasanovaMartin CochranMichael Colburn

Kathy CowanLauren CurranPaul DickinsonGeoff DurbinMichael FahrnerAubrey FoardAdam FreyJanet FreyMarshall Gagné

Andrew Geocaris J. Ashley Jarrell John Fernando LaverdeDiego Matiz LeónJeremy LewisCamilo Pineda MartínezCarson McTeerKaren MullinsChris Olka

Bill Pritchard T. Devin ReidJavier Mahecha RoldanVincent RoseBenjamin SchoeningMiya SuenKeith TeepenRobert TrocinaGlenn Van Looy

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Thursday, June 20 - 7:30 PM - RecitalEmerson Concert Hall - Emory University

Adam Frey & Miya Suen

Concert Etude Alexander Goedicke

UWV Tuba Euphonium Studio

Double Portraits David UberLarry Dine, Tuba & Anthony Walker, Euphonium

Old Legend Etienne Crausaz

Consequences Mike Forbes

UWV Tuba Quartet MembersAnthony Walker & Kyle Steindler, Euphonium

Cameron Tefft & Aaron Freeman, Tuba

Brian Bowman & Miya Suen

Sonata in F Major Benedetto Marcello arr. Ostrander

Flower Song from Carmen Georges Bizet

From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific Herbert L Clarke

Chris Olka & Keith Teepen

Abendrote for Bass Baritone Franz Schubert

Suite in Miniature in D minor BWV 1008 J.S. Bach

Adam Frey & Keith Teepen

Ave Maria J.S. Bach - Gounoud

Ave Maria Astor Piazzolla

Hailstorm William Rimmer

Friday, June 21 - 7:30 PM - RecitalEmerson Concert Hall - Emory University

Lauren Curran & Miya Suen

A Walk in the Woods Jiro CenshuHungarian Melodies Vincent Bach arr. Harold Brasch

Carson McTeer, Albert Houde & Miya Suen

Burlesque for Tuba and Piano Gary Kulesha

Sonata for Horn, Tuba, and Piano Gary Kulesha

Martin Cochran & Keith Teepen

Andante and Rondo from Concerto for Double Bass Antonio Capuzzi

Donegal Bay Paul Lovett-Cooper

Alan Baer & Keith Teepen

Concerto in C minor Benedetto Marcello arr. N.H. Baer

4th Ward Afro-Klezmer on the Quad

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Saturday, June 23 - 7:30 PM - RecitalEmerson Concert Hall - Emory University

IET Festival Artists Collage Recital

Bochica (Bambuco) Cristancho arr. Sanguino P.

Colombia Tierra Querida (Cumbia) Bermúdez Acosta arr. Ruiz Henao

Cuarteto de Eufonios de Tocancipá

Sang Till Lotta Jan SandstromMartin Cochran & Keith Teepen

Concert Allegro Alexander LebedevAdam Frey & Miya Suen

Gabriel’s Oboe Ennio MorriconeBrian Bowman, Lauren Curran, and Miya Suen

Announced from StageBill Pritchard, Amplituba

Modhina Fernando DeddosAdam Frey, Martin Cocrahn & Keith Teepen

Carnival of Venice J.B. ArbanBrian Bowman & Miya Suen

IET Participant Ensembles

Program to be announced from stage

The Eagle EnsembleDevin Reid, conductor

Program to be announced from stage

The Nighthawk EnsembleBrian Bowman, conductor

Program to be announced from stage

The IET Festival Massed EnsembleAdam Frey, conductor

Trey Clegg, organ

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The 9Th AnnuAl IeT FesTIvAl solo compeTITIon

Artist Division:Logan Carnes Isaiah FigueroaEthan GordonBrandon HardegreeCaleb HarrisJose David MorenoAndrew SalleeBrittany ThomasJoshua WilliamsJonah Zimmerman

Student Division:Colby BatchelorJohn BranhamNatalie ColegroveRaegan DishmanCooper EttersDaniel EudyCapper HowardAaron HuffmanSam SwiercekAustin ThorntonJosie Zachman

Adult Division:Kathryn DeShongDon LarryRobert MadesonDennis MillerJack Piltingsrud

Competitors

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Low brass at UNG has experienced incredible growth in the last two years growing from 3 to 25 students across trombone, euphonium, and tuba instruction. Dr. Adam Frey was hired in August 2016 and in 2017, Mr. Phil Truex was added to the low brass faculty due to the expansive growth. The UNG Low Brass Collective was created and presents more than 10 concerts a year around campus and in area schools. The group has received university funding to travel to perform at regional tuba euphonium conferences. UNG also regularly hosts world class guest artists and teachers such as: James Gourlay, Mark Jenkins (US Marine Band), Adam Lessard (US Army Band), Aubrey Foard, Tom Holtz (US Marine Band), The US Army Brass Quintet, The Israel Tuba Duo, Justin Benavidez, and musicians from the Charlotte and Knoxville Symphony Orchestras.

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ALAN BAERNew York Philharmonic

Alan Baer joined the New York Philharmonic on June 21, 2004, as Principal Tuba. He was formerly principal tuba with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Long Beach Symphony Orchestra, and Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. His other performing credits include recordings with The Cleveland Orchestra led by Vladimir Ashkenazy, performances with the Peninsula Music Festival of Wisconsin, New Orleans Symphony, Los Angeles Concert Orchestra, Ojai Festival Orchestra (California), Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He has also performed as a featured soloist, touring several countries in Europe, including Switzerland, Austria, Germany, and France. Mr. Baer began his undergraduate work at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where he studied with Dr. Gary Bird. He completed his bachelor of music degree with Ronald Bishop at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and has done graduate work at the University of Southern California, Cleveland Institute of Music, and California State University, Long Beach, where he studied with Tommy Johnson. While in Long Beach, Mr. Baer taught at California State University, where he also directed the university tuba ensemble and the brass choir. In Milwaukee, Mr. Baer was adjunct professor of tuba and euphonium at the University of Wisconsin and director of the Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble.

Mr. Baer is a Meinl Weston Performing Artist.

JUSTIN BENAVIDEZFlorida State University

Dr. Justin Benavidez is the Assistant Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at Florida State University and leads an active career as a performer and educator. He previously held a similar professorship at the Ithaca College School of Music. Dr. Benavidez is the Tuba-Artist Faculty at the Round Top Summer Music Festival and is the acting Principal Tuba of the Syracuse Symphoria Orchestra and the Syracuse Opera. Dr. Benavidez has been a prizewinner at several national and international solo competitions and is a past winner of the prestigious Aspen Music Festival Concerto Competition. He was the first tubist to receive both the New Horizons Fellowship and the

Orchestral Fellowship at the Aspen Music Festival where he held the Principal Tuba chair in the Aspen Festival Orchestra. He was the distinguished recipient of the Horace H. Rackham Merit Fellowship for Doctoral Studies at the University of Michigan.

Dr. Benavidez is a B&S/Meinl Weston Artist and Clinician.

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BRIAN BOWMANUniversity of North Texas (retired)

Dr. Brian L. Bowman enjoys a distinguished career as a soloist, clinician, recording artist, educator and administrator. Dr. Bowman has held the principal euphonium position, in addition to being a featured soloist, in each of the bands he has been associated with: The University of Michigan Symphony Band, The United States Navy Band, The United States Bicentennial Band, The United States Air Force Band and The River City Brass Band in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is in demand as a guest soloist with high school, university, municipal and professional ensembles. He has performed as a soloist in all 50 states, Canada, Mexico, The Virgin Islands, Norway, Finland, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Hungary, Great Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland, Australia, Japan, Tonga Taiwan, Thailand and the People’s Republic of China. He has appeared as tenor tubist with the National Symphony, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the Colorado Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra Symphonica of Xlapa, Mexico. He has performed concertos with the Lexington Kentucky Symphony, the Sapporo Japan, Symphony Orchestra the North Carolina Symphony and the Madison Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra.

Dr. Bowman is a Willson Performing Artist.

MARTIN COCHRANInternational Artist

Martin Cochran has established an international career as a soloist, educator, and chamber musician. Martin has appeared as a soloist with the United States Army Orchestra, professional brass bands, and wind bands of all levels. He is a former winner of the the Leonard Falcone international solo competition and the International Tuba-Euphonium Conference solo competition, mock band audition competition, and tuba-euphonium quartet competition.

Martin has presented recitals and masterclasses at numerous international and regional ITEA conferences, and has taught on the faculties of the International Euphonium-Tuba Festival, the Low Brass Bootcamp, and Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. In 2012 and 2014, Martin presented brass masterclasses at the Jazeps Vitols Academy of Music in Riga, Latvia. An active chamber musician, he performs regularly with the UAB Faculty Brass Quintet, the Southeastern Tuba Quartet, and has toured with the Sotto Voce Quartet. Martin has taught on the faculties of Kennesaw State University, Columbus State University, the University of Alabama-Birmingham, and Alabama State University. He has also previously taught at the University of Montevallo and the University of West Georgia. Martin holds a DMA from the University of Alabama, a MM in conducting from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and a BME from Louisiana State University. His primary teachers include Mike Dunn, Alan Baer, and Larry Campbell. He also studied conducting with Thomas Dvorak and Gerald Welker.

Dr. Cochran is an Adams Performing Artist and Clinician.

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MICHAEL COLBURNButler University

Michael Colburn joined the faculty of Butler University as Director of Bands in August, 2014. In addition to conducting the Butler University Wind Ensemble, he offers instruction in conducting, euphonium, and the history and literature of the wind band. Before coming to Butler, Colburn served for 27 years in “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, where he held a variety of positions including Principal Euphonium (1991-1996), Assistant Director (1996-2004), and Director (2004-2014). He was promoted to Colonel by President George W. Bush in a private Oval Office ceremony in 2007, and in 2014 he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by Gen James Amos, Commandant of the Marine Corps, and the Medal of Honor by the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic Board of Directors. Colburn is an active guest conductor and clinician. He regularly conducts bands at numerous state and regional festivals and has guest conducted several professional and university bands and wind ensembles. Committed to the commissioning of new music, Colburn serves as the Co-Chair of the Sousa-Ostwald Award, a prize sponsored by the American Bandmasters Association in order to promote new works for wind band. He has served as an adjudicator for the Sudler Award, the Barlow Endowment, Music for All, and the Col. George S. Howard award for excellence in military bands. Colburn is a member of Washington D.C.’s prestigious Gridiron and Alfalfa Clubs, the American Bandmasters Association, and a board member of the John Philip Sousa Foundation and National Band Association.

CUARTETO DE EUFONIOS DE TOCANCIPÁ(TOCANCIPÁ EUPHONIUM QUARTET)

The Tocancipá Euphonium Quartet was started by an initiative of the teacher John Fernando Laverde in which he works as an euphonium trainer in the School of Artistic Training of Tocancipá (EFAT Acronym In Spanish) starting the trials in the month of November of the year 2017, This group was created in order to make known the euphonium in our country and create opportunities for the practice of euphonium in other formats such as chamber music. From this

moment begins the presentations and representations of the municipality in different programs and concerts, being one of the most outstanding in the month of May 2018 where I participated as host at the euphonium festival of Tocancipá in which the guest teacher was Adam Frey. The Tocancipá Euphonium Quartet made up of John Fernando Laverde graduated from the National University of Colombia (director of the quartet), Diego Matiz León fourth semester student of the National University of Colombia, Camilo Pineda Martínez student of the first semester of the Universidad Javeriana and Javier Mahecha Roldan Sixth semester student of the University of Cundinamarca of Colombia. All members of this group are part of the Tocancipá Symphonic Band. His representations as a chamber group reveal a friendship between colleagues with the sole purpose of making the music of different regions of our country known.

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LAUREN CURRANUS Army Field Band

Lauren Veronie Curran is an euphoniumist, a Soldier, a native Texan, and most recently, a mom. She is a Sergeant First Class with the United States Army Field Band in Washington, D.C. As a member of the Army’s premier touring ensemble, Lauren travels and performs across the United States over 100 days each year. She has been a featured soloist with the Concert Band in eighteen states and performs with the US Army Field Band Brass Quintet. Lauren regularly gives recitals and works with students at universities and conferences. She is a passionate performer, teacher and clinician. Lauren is a graduate of the University of North Texas, where she studied euphonium with Dr. Brian L. Bowman. She is the winner of the 2004 Potomac International Euphonium Competition. Lauren has recorded extensively with the North Texas Wind Symphony, performed with the Dallas Wind Symphony and spent her early years with the Houston Symphonic Band. When not on tour with the Army Field Band, you will find Lauren burping her baby, reading science fiction, and cooking Cajun food.

GEOFF DURBINPresidio Brass & Ouachita Baptist University

Geoffrey Durbin is an XO Brass and Jupiter Trombone and Euphonium Performing Artist, currently a member of Presidio Brass, based in San Diego, CA and Instructor of Low Brass at Ouachita Baptist University. Additionally, he is a Doctoral Candidate in Performance at the University of Memphis. In addition to Presidio, he is an active member of the ATLAS Quartet and a former member of the University of North Texas Wind Symphony, the Southern Comfort Jazz Orchestra, Avenue C Brass, Fat-Bottomed Brass, the Keystone Winds, and subs with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, the Jackson Symphony, and the Lone Star Wind Orchestra. As an educator, Mr. Durbin has instructed students of all ages and have enjoyed much success, occupying positions in the Tennessee All-State Band, the Texas All-State Band, the Pennsylvania All-State Band, the WTSBOA All-Region Band, the University

of North Texas Symphonic Band, the Lone Star Youth Wind Orchestra, the Murray State University Wind Ensemble, and various drum and bugle corps, been accepted to festivals and competitions such as the Leonard Falcone Euphonium Competition (Student division), the United States Marine Band Concerto Competition, and the Indiana University Summer Music Clinic, as well as earning high honors at various UIL solo and ensemble festivals.

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AUBREY FOARDBaltimore Symphony Orchestra/UCLA

Aubrey Foard is the Principal Tubist of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, a position he has held since 2018. He also serves as Lecturer of Tuba and Euphonium at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and Artist Faculty at the Brevard Music Center. He was most recently Principal Tubist of the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra and previously held principal tuba positions in the Santa Barbara, West Virginia, Canton, Youngstown, and Albany Symphonies, as well as the Britt Festival. Mr. Foard’s solo performances have been broadcast on National Public Radio’s “Performance Today,” and on WQXR New York, KUHF Houston, and KDB Santa Barbara. As a soloist, he has performed with the West Virginia Symphony, the Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra, the Music Academy of the West Orchestra, and on multiple occasions with the Charlotte Symphony. Mr. Foard’s students at UCLA have achieved numerous accomplishments, including winning fellowships to music festivals, performing with professional orchestras, performing on major motion picture soundtracks, and winning concerto competitions. He has presented master classes and recitals worldwide, most recently on a tour of Southeast Asia that included Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipei and Kaohsiung. Mr. Foard is a graduate of The Colburn School’s Conservatory of Music, Rice University, and the Cleveland Institute of Music.

Mr. Foard is a Buffet Crampon Performing Artist.

ADAM FREYUniversity of North Georgia & Emory University

Adam Frey is the Artistic Director of the IET for the past 15 years and travels the world sharing his music with audiences and students spanning 5 continents. He has commissioned more than 90 new works and arrangements as well as bringing the euphonium to orchestral audiences with his landmark recordings with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Adam has soloed with orchestras the world over, including the world famous Boston Pops, Cheju Symphony Orchestra (South Korea), US Army Orchestra (Washington DC), Harvard Pops (MA), Fort Collins (CO), Indian Hill (MA), the Vaasa Symphony Orchestra (Finland), Cascade (WA), Greensboro (NC), Clemson (SC),

LaGrange (GA), Minot (ND), and Northeastern (MA) Symphony Orchestras. He also has been invited to perform major euphonium and tenor tuba features from the standard orchestral repertoire with the Atlanta, Seattle, Oregon, and Charleston Symphony Orchestras. He also performs regularly with wind bands and brass bands that have included Soli Brass in Holland, Point of Ayr in Wales, the National Youth Brass Band of Switzerland, and wind bands from Singapore, Germany, Hong Kong, and the United States. He has over 10 solo recordings and teaches at Georgia State, Reinhardt, and Emory Universities. His arrangements can be found at Euphonium.com and Absolute Brass. Please visit www.euphonium.com for more information.

Adam Frey is a Yamaha Performing Artist.

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DR. J. ASHLEY JARRELLUniversity of North Georgia

Dr. J. Ashley Jarrell currently serves as Director of Instrumental Music at the University of North Georgia - Gainesville Campus, where his responsibilities include conducting instrumental ensembles and overseeing all facets of the instrumental music program. Prior to this appointment, Dr. Jarrell served as Assistant Director of Bands at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where his teaching and conducting responsibilities included the Hindsley Symphonic Band, Introduction to Conducting, Advanced Conducting and Graduate Wind Literature and History. He received the Master of Arts degree in Wind Conducting from Middle Tennessee State University and the Bachelor of Music degree from East Tennessee State University. Before coming to the University of Illinois, Dr. Jarrell served as Director of Bands at Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Magnet School in Nashville, Tennessee. Consistently named by U.S. News and World Report and Newsweek magazines as one of the fifty best high schools in the nation, Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Magnet School Bands received numerous superior ratings, accolades, and three performances for the Tennessee Music Education Association Conference in the span of six years during Dr. Jarrell’s tenure. Previously, Dr. Jarrell also served as Associate Director of Bands at Middle Tennessee State University and Associate Director of Bands at Harpeth High School.

JEREMY LEWISWest Texas A&M University

Jeremy Lewis is in his tenth year of teaching some of his favorite people at West Texas A&M University. He has done many of the things you ‘d expect from someone who teaches tuba and euphonium at the university level. Some of these things include international and regional competitions, lots of conferences, recitals, and a few presentations. Additionally, Dr. Lewis has also been the principal tubist with the Amarillo Symphony since 2009. Dr. Lewis is also eternally grateful for the time, effort, attention, and love that a few great men have devoted to his life and career. Those men include (but are not limited to) Richard Murrow, Daniel Perantoni, and Dr. Kevin Wass. In his free time Dr. Lewis enjoys spending time with his family, coffee; reading; and lifting heavy stuff.

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CARSON MCTEERWest Virginia University

Carson McTeer joined the WVU faculty to teach tuba and euphonium after serving as the principal tubist of the Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestras for seven seasons. Originally from Norman, Oklahoma, he received his B.A. from Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music, where he studied with tubist David E. Kirk. Carson is also a graduate of the Interlochen Arts Academy, where his teacher was Jeannie Elana Little. He has performed as the principal tubist of the New York Philharmonic under Lorin Maazel, with the Israel Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta, and with the Empire Brass. His performances with the New York Philharmonic included the world premiere of John Adam’s On the Transmigration of Souls, the recording of which received the 2005 Grammy Award for “Best Classical Album,” “Best Orchestral Performance,” and “Best Classical Contemporary Composition.” Carson has also performed with the Pittsburgh Symphony, the Detroit Symphony, the Colorado Symphony, and the Houston Symphony. He previously taught tuba and euphonium at the University of Colorado at Boulder and currently also teaches tuba and euphonium at Miami University in Ohio. Carson was formerly the principal tubist of the River City Brass Band in Pittsburgh, the New World Symphony in Miami Beach, Florida, and the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra in Boulder. He can be heard on Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra recordings on the Fanfare Cincinnati label.

CHRIS OLKACincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Principal Tuba of the Cincinnati Symphony since 2016 and former Principal Tuba of the Seattle Symphony and Opera from 1999-2016, Christopher Olka has had a wide and varied career in music before coming to Cincinnati. His orchestral experience includes Principal Tuba of Gerard Schwarz’s All-Star orchestra, Seiji Ozawa’s Saito Kinen Festival Orchestra, Guest Principal Tuba with the Boston Symphony, Chicago Symphony, New York Philharmonic, and New Jersey Symphony. Before becoming a full-time orchestral musician in 1999, Chris was an active freelance musician in New York where he performed with many brass quintets, Dixieland bands, and most of the major orchestras in the area while completing his Masters degree at The Juilliard School. From 1989 to 1996 he was a staff

musician for the Walt Disney World Company in Orlando, Florida, where he was a member of many of the bands there including the TUBAFOURS tuba quartet, the world’s only full-time professional tuba quartet. In 2006 Chris premiered and recorded the Samuel Jones Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra with the Seattle Symphony for the NAXOS Record Label. The concerto, which was written for him and commissioned by Sandra Crowder, received critical acclaim internationally for the premiere as well as recording. His education includes a B.M. from the University of Central Florida, and a M.M. from the Juilliard School. Chris’ teachers include Warren Deck (New York Phil. Retired), Joe Alessi (New York Phil.), and Abe Torchinsky (Philadelphia Orch. Retired).

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BILL PRITCHARDGeorgia College & Amplituba

Bill is a native of New Jersey. He began teaching and freelancing in Atlanta in 2001 while hewas a member of the Army Ground Forces Band. He currently plays tuba with the Midtown Brass Quintet, the acclaimed Georgia Brass Band, the New Atlanta Philharmonic, and the John’s Creek Symphony Orchestra. In addition Bill plays sousaphone with The 4th Ward Afro- Klezmer Orchestra, Funk Cake and Mercury Orkestar. He has also performed with the Alabama, Columbus, Chattanooga, Macon, Cobb and Hilton Head Symphonies, the Savannah Philharmonic, the Atlanta Brass Society, The Atlanta Ballet and the Peachtree Brass. As a soloist he has appeared with the Army Ground Forces Band, the New Atlanta Philharmonic, the Ludwig Symphony, and the New Jersey-based South Orange Symphony, delighting audiences of all ages with his dynamic interpretations of both standard and lesser known works for tuba. Bill has a project of free improvisations with amplified tuba with effects and loops called Amplituba. He has played as Amplituba at regional and international brass festivals, rock clubs and released a self titled album. In addition to his performance schedule, Mr. Pritchard is a dedicated teacher of his craft, giving private lessons and master classes on euphonium and trombone, as well as the Low Brass professor at Georgia College and State University and Lee University. Bill holds a Bachelor ofArts degree in music management from William Paterson University and a Master of Arts inclassical performance from the Eastman School of Music.

Bill Pritchard is an Eastman Performing Artist.

T. DEVIN REIDGeorgia State University

T. Devin Reid is currently an active musician and educator throughout the southeast. A native of Fayetteville, NC, Mr. Reid is a 2005 recipient of the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Scholarship. He holds a Master of Music in Wind Band Conducting from Georgia State University and a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. In 2016 Mr. Reid accepted the position as Interim Assistant Director of Bands at Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA. Mr. Reid has presented clinics and workshops at the North Carolina Music Educators Conference, Georgia Music Educators Conference and the Georgia State University Bands of Distinction Honor Clinic. He is a four-time guest conductor of the Eagle Ensemble at the

International Euphonium and Tuba Festival. He is also an active concert band and marching band clinician and adjudicator throughout Georgia, Virginia and North Carolina.

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DR. BENJAMIN SCHOENINGUniversity of North Georgia

Although gifted with a rare and beautiful lyric baritone voice, Benjamin Schoening chose to begin his musi-cal career as an orchestral French Horn player and later became a conductor; thus he began his singing career later than most singers do. Benjamin began his vocal studies under Dr. Gregory Berg in 1996. He later went on to study voice with David Greedy and Dr. Jessica Paul at Luther College where he obtained his Bachelor and Arts degree in 2000. From 2001 – 2003 Benjamin studied voice with Tomas Schleiss and Darren Ander-son at the University of Illinois while earning a Master of Music in Orchestral Conducing with Don Schlei-cher. Benjamin received his DMA in voice performance from the University of Minnesota in 2011 where he studied voice with Glenda Maurice and Philip Zawisza and opera/acting with David Walsh. In addition to his song recital performances, Benjamin has made appearances with the Racine Choral Arts Society (Wisconsin), Sinfonia da Camera (Illinois), and White Mountain Symphony Orchestra (Arizona), and Northeast Georgia Chamber Symphony as a vocal soloist. He has been active in opera, most recently as the Emperor in Stravinky’s Le Rossignol, Papageno in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte, Falke in Strass’ Die Fledermaus, and the Sacristan and Sciarrone in Puccini’s Tosca. Benjamin is presently Chair of the Music Department and Director of Vocal Studies at the University of North Georgia.

MIYA SUENUniversity of North Georgia

At the age of ten, she won the third place at the “Liu Shi Kun” Young Artist Piano Competition in Hong Kong, and was accepted to study in Music School of Tianjin with Professor Alexander Sokolov when she was twelve. When she was eighteen, she was accept to study at the Rimsky-Korsakov conservatory in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and studied under Professor Shakin Olegevich. Won first place at the International Young Musician Piano Competition

in Bulgaria in 2009. Won the second place at the International Piano Competition of Kabalevsky in Moscow in 2010. While studying in Russia, she performed with the Orchestra of Saint Petersburg. She was selected in the International Prokofiev Piano Competition in 2011 and graduated with her Master’s Degree from Rimsky-Korsakov in 2012. In 2013, she was recommended by Professor Shakin to study in the Mannes College for Music in NYC with Professor Irina Morozova. She received her Artist Diploma from the Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University in 2016. Mengyao Sun is currently working as collaborative pianist at University of North Georgia.

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KEITH TEEPENCollaborative Pianist

Pianist Keith Teepen has performed in Europe, Asia, South America, and throughout North America. He has collaborated with many of today’s important artists including: famous trumpeter, Tine Thing Helseth, internationally renowned euphonium virtuosos, Adam Frey, David Thornton, and Glenn Van Looy, tuba virtuosos, Øystein Baadsvik and Aaron Tindall, and internationally renowned trombonist, Scott Hartman. Keith has taught on the piano faculty at Pró-Música Music Festival in Juiz de Fora, Brazil and the International Music Camp at the Peace Garden. For the past 3 years, Keith has been the “official pianist” for the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions – North Dakota-Manitoba District. He is also a collaborative pianist for the International Euphonium and Tuba Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. After earning a Bachelor of Music degree in piano performance from DePauw University School of Music, Keith received a scholarship to study with Gerald Stofsky in Vienna, Austria. While working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, he received his Master of Music degree in piano performance from the University of North Dakota. He has studied under Nariaki Sugiura, May Phang, and Claude Cymerman. Keith has held collaborative piano positions at DePauw University School of Music, Summer Vocal Arts at DePauw, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and the University of North Dakota. Beginning this fall, Keith will be working as a Teaching Assistant while pursuing his doctorate degree in collaborative piano at the University of Colorado-Boulder.

ROBERT TROCINAGwinnett Symphony Orchestra

Robert Trocina is the founding Music Director of Gwinnett Symphony Orchestra and Artistic Director of Gwinnett Symphony Musical Arts Consortium, posts he has held since 2005. He is Music Director of Northeast Atlanta Ballet, where he has conducted over 100 full-length productions of Prokofiev’s Cinderella, Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Nutcracker, and NEAB’S original production of Peter Pan. Mr. Trocina is newly appointed Artistic Director of the Korean American Symphony Orchestra, and Principal Guest Conductor of Starkenburg Philharmoniker, Viernheim,

Germany. He previously served as Associate Conductor of Atlanta Wind Symphony (1998-2003) and Music Director of Gwinnett Symphony Youth Orchestra (1997-2006). Mr. Trocina has performed in 38 United States, as well as Canada, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and Sweden. He also served as Guest Conductor for National Guild for Community Arts Education National Conference, Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra, Atlanta Korean Symphony Orchestra, HOPE Johns Creek Orchestra, KCA Orchestra and Atlanta Musicians Orchestra. Mr. Trocina received a Bachelor of Music Education from Kennesaw State University and completed further studies in conducting and performance at Georgia State University and Columbus State University. He studied conducting under Thomas Wubbenhorst, Patricio Cobos, William Fred Scott and Steven Byess, and trumpet under Mark Hughes, Jim Thompson and Stephen Winnick.

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GLENN VAN LOOYInternational Soloist (Belgium)

Born in Bonheiden, in the province of Antwerp (Belgium), Glenn Van Looy has quickly established himself as one of the leading euphonium players of the twenty first century. Glenn was introduced to playing at a young age by his father, bass trombonist Geert Van Looy. Immediately falling in love with the euphonium he continued study at the Secondary School of Art in Antwerp and the Lemmens Institute in Leuven, under the guidance of Nick Ost. Equally at home as a soloist performing in ensembles, his career began in a local wind band conducted by his father. His talents were soon recognised when, at the age of eleven, he was recruited as 2nd euphonium with championship section Festival Brass Band. At the tender age of twelf he began a ten year tenure as solo euphonium of Brass Band Heist, a position he would hold until joining one of the top bands in Europe, Brass Band Buizingen, in 2013. Glenn’s incredible journey as a soloist has seen him win prestigious competitions in Europe and beyond. His contribution to band performances has been celebrated through soloist awards at the Flemish Open Brass Band Championship and twice at the World Music Contest in Kerkrade (Holland). He has also received awards from Great Britain’s historic brass band contests, including the National Brass Band Championships 2011, British Open Senior Cup 2011 and British Open Senior Trophy 2010; all of which were performed with the Beaumaris Band (Wales).

Glenn Van Looy is a Geneva Performing Artist.

WEST TEXAS A&M TUBA EUPHONIUM ENSEMBLE The West Texas A&M University Tuba-Euphonium Studio is composed of 24 undergraduate music majors. Activities include weekly private lessons with Dr. Lewis, Tuba-Euphonium Studio class, Brass Seminar, Studio Recital and Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble. Recently, the Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble has traveled to perform during the 2013 South Central Regional Tuba-Euphonium Conference in Baton Rouge, LA and the International Tuba-Euphonium Conference in Bloomington, IN.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY TUBA QUARTETAttack on Brass is the premiere tuba quartet of West Virginia University. Formed in 2016 the ensemble currently consists of Anthony Walker and Kyle Steindler on euphonium and Cameron Tefft and Aaron Freeman on tuba and is coached by Carson McTeer. The group enjoys the opportunity to perform regularly in the Morgantown area and regularly plays at WVU events. For the last three years the ensemble has performed at several Veteran’s day events, local and regional educational tours, and public concerts.

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