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2003-2004 Repertoire

September 21, 2003
CSU Wind Ensemble with U.S. Army Ground Forces Band
Robert W. Rumbelow and Captain Dwayne S. Milburn, conductors

            Grand Central Station – Michael Torke

            Waking Angels – David Gillingham

            Emblems – Aaron Copland

            Band of Brothers Suite – Michael Kamen / Milburn

            The Pathfinder of Panama – John Philip Sousa

            Heroes, Lost and Fallen – David Gillingham

            Festival Overture on the Star Spangled Banner – Dudley Buck / Milburn

September 23, 2003
CSU Wind Orchestra
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Joseph A. David, asst. conductor

            Flourish for Wind Band – Ralph Vaughan Williams

            Chorale and Shaker Dance – John Zdechlik

            Morning Star – David Maslanka

            Night Dances – Bruce Yurko

            An Original Suite – Gordon Jacob

October 14, 2003
CSU Wind Ensemble
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor

            October – Eric Whitacre

            Serenade, Op. 7 – Richard Strauss

            The Light Fantastic – Andrew Rindfleisch
                        Lisa Oberlander, bass clarinet soloist

            Cave – Russell Peck

November 13, 2003
CSU Wind Orchestra
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Joseph A. David, asst. conductor
Laura Chapman, graduate conductor

            Toccata Marziale – Ralph Vaughan Williams

            Simple Gifts, Four Shaker Songs – Frank Ticheli

            Suite in E-flat Major for Military Band – Gustav Holst

            Esprit de Corps – Robert Jager

November 21, 2003
CSU Wind Ensemble
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Gary W. Hill, guest conductor
Craig Kirchhoff, guest conductor

            Bells for Stokowski – Michael Daugherty

            Petite symphonie – Charles Gounod

            Colonial Song – P.A. Grainger

            Molly on the Shore – P.A. Grainger

            La Fiesta Mexicana – H. Owen Reed

January 27, 28, and 29, 2004
Tour plus GMEA Conference
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor

            Bells for Stokowski – Michael Daugherty

            Molly on the Shore – P.A. Grainger

            O Magnum Mysterium – Morton Lauridsen / Reynolds

            The Light Fantastic – Andrew Rindfleisch
                        Lisa Oberlander, bass clarinet soloist

            Wedding Dance – Press

February 17, 2004
CSU Wind Orchestra
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Joseph A. David, conductor
Eric Purser, graduate conductor

            Spring Festival – Chen Yi

            Fanfare and Salutation – Roger Cichy

            The Eighth Candle – Steve Reisteter

            Night – Robert Rumbelow

March 11, 2004
CSU Wind Ensemble
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Eric Purser, graduate conductor
Laura Chapman, graduate conductor

            Profanation from “Jeremiah, Symphony No. 1” – Leonard Bernstein

            Angel Band – Walter Hartley

            Amazing Grace – Roger W. Ames / Rumbelow

            American Riversongs – Pierre LaPlante

            Joe’s Last Mix – Tanner Menard

            All Hail the Power – Stamp, Mahr, Boysen, Pappas, Gillingham

April 1, 2004
CSU Wind Orchestra
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Joseph A. David, asst. conductor
Laura Chapman, graduate conductor

            Symphony for Band – Morton Gould

            Cloudburst – Eric Whitacre

            Third Suite for Band – Robert Jager

            Burletta – John Barnes Chance

            Partita – Edward Gregson

April 15, 2004
CSU Wind Ensemble
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor
Joseph A. David, asst. conductor
Eric Purser, graduate conductor

            Ra! – David Dzubay

            Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin – Richard Wagner / Patterson

            Old American Country Set – Henry Cowell / Worman

            The Snowmaiden – Robert Rumbelow

            Analemma – Ed Barr

            Canza de los Duendes – Nancy Galbraith

May 3, 2004
CSU Wind Ensemble
Patrons Event
Robert W. Rumbelow, conductor

            Overture to Candide – Leonard Bernstein / Grundman

            March from “1941” – John Williams / Lavender