coordinator of one of the most comprehensive athletic band programs in the 
country, McDavid also holds a faculty position within the UW School of Music 
and is principal conductor of the University's Symphonic Band. A native of 
Centerburg, Ohio, McDavid has served as Director of Bands at Licking Heights 
High School in Summit Station, Ohio, and Tempe High School in Tempe, Ari?
zona. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from The Ohio 
State University in 1985 and his Master of Music Degree from Arizona State 
University in 1990. McDavid has also completed additional graduate studies 
while working with the Purdue University Band Department. Most recently Dr. 
McDavid held the position of Graduate Associate at The Ohio State University 
School of Music where he completed his Ph.D. in Music Education in 1999. 
CHRISTOPHER KOCH received degrees in flute performance and music education 
from the Eastman School of Music and graduate degrees in flute performance 
and orchestral conducting from the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conser?
vatory of Music. He has been music director of the Kansas City Repertory 
Orchestra and Sydney Flute Choir and assistant conductor of the Colorado 
Mahlerfest Orchestra, Rochester Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, University of 
Rochester Symphony, and the Kansas City Conservatory Orchestra, Opera, and 
Music Nova. In 1996, he received the Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship to 
Australia. Currently, he serves as Chair of Music and Conductor at the North?
west School, faculty at the Seattle Conservatory, and is a doctoral candidate at 
the University of Washington. 
2000-2001 UPCQMING EVENTS 
Information for events listed below is available at www.music.washington.edu and the 
School ofMusic Events Hotline (206-685-8384). 
Tickets for events listed in Brechemin Auditorium (Music Building) and Walker-Ames 
Room (Kane Hall) go on sale at the door thirty minutes before the performance. 
Tickets for events in Meany Theater and Meany Studio Theater are available from the 
UW Arts Ticket Office. 206-543-4880. and at the box office thirty minutes before the 
performance. 
To request disability accommodation, contact the Disability Services Office at least ten 
days in advance at 206-543-6450 (voice); 206-543-6452 (TTY): 685-7264 (FAX); or 
dso@u.washington.edu (E-mail). 
February 22, University Symphony. 7:30 PM, Meany Theater. 

February 26. Voice Division Recital. 7:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium. Free. 

February 26, Studio Jazz Ensemble. 7:30 PM, Meany Theater. 

February 28, Jazz Combos. 7:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium. 

March I, Composers Workshop. 7:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium. Free. 

March 1, 'Grand and Glorious: A Night ofGreat Opera Choruses.' Collaboration of the 

Northwest Chamber Chorus, the UW Chamber Singers. and UW voice students. 7:30 
PM, Meany Theater. 
March 2, Vocal Jazz Concert. 8:00 PM, Brechemin Auditorium. 
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THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC 2 OIJ I 
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THE CONCERT BAND 
Christopher Koch, Conductor 
THE SYMPHONIC BAND 
Dr. Brad McDavid, Conductor 
February 20,2001 7:30PM Meany Theater 
PROGRAM 
(there is no intennission in this program) 
FRANCAISE..............(j.l..;..~~} ...........DARIUS MIUlAUD 
Nonnandy 
Ile-de-France 
Alsace-Lorraine 
Provence 
THE CONCERT BAND 
******* 
;~~~ ~::'~:E~L~~:s~~~~~...O'.9...~.!.1.2...........EUGENE BOZZA 

Pastorale 
Aux Bords du Torrent 
I.e Chant des Forets 
Ronde 
FLUTE QUARTET 

Jennifer Christie, Colette Ching, 

Jennifer Kincaid, Helen Lee 

******* 
@SEDONA ..?..?.......(h~I.?7..~.2............................................................. STEVEN REINEKE 

I1}tYJESUS! OH. WHAT ANGUISH .............(~C.1f:?-J..................ALFRED REED (trans.) 

I~WITH TRUMP AND WING .................C!!.?.'?f.J...................................... .JACK STAMP 

~~~~;;E~~~:.~..........................C.?.~.~w..)....................... CARL TElKE 

THE SYMPHONIC BAND 
******* 
PROGRAM NOTES 
DARIUS MILHAUD (1892-1974) wrote the SUITE FRANCAlSE, his first extended 
work for winds. in 1945 on a commission from the publisher, Leeds Music Cor?
poration, as part of a contemplated series of original works for band by out?
standing contemporary composers. Suite Francaise was given its first perform?
ance by the Goldman Band in 1945. It was so successful that Milhaud was 
requested to rescore it for orchestra. The premiere of the orchestral edition was 
played by the New York Philharmonic. The composer provided the following 
notes about the work: 
"The five parts of this suite are named after French provinces. the very 
ones in which the American and Allied armies fought together with the 
French underground for the liberation of my country-Normandy, 
Brittany, Ile-de-France (of which Paris is the center), Alsace-Lorraine, 
and Provence. I used some folk tunes of the provinces. I wanted the 
young Americans to hear the popular melodies of those parts of France 
where their fathers and brothers fought to defeat the German invaders." 
STEVEN REINEKE has quickly established a national reputation as composer and 
Pops conductor, working closely with the Cincinnati Pops since 1995 and 
appearing as guest conductor with the Indianapolis Symphony, Toronto Sym?
phony, and the National Symphony of Taiwan. He has composed music for 
nearly all instrumental mediums and has produced numerous recordings for 
Telarc. SEDONA, commissioned by the Kettering (Ohio) Civic Band on its 40th 
Anniversary, captures in musical form the natural landscape of mountains and 
wide-open spaces, painting a sound portrait conceptually reminiscent of Grofe's 
Grand Canyon Suite, 
My JESUS! OH, WHAT ANGUISH is one of a group of 69 so-called 'Sacred Songs 
and Airs' attributed to J. S. Bach, each of which exists only in the form of a 
single melodic line with figured bass. These pieces were first published in 1736, 
some 14 years before Bach's death, as the musical setting for a huge collection 
of 954 sacred songs and hymns assembled by Georg Christian Schemelli and 
edited by Bach himself. In 1832, they made their first appearance as an adden-
FUITI!I 
Jessica Lee. Fr .? Biochemistry 
Valentine Luu, Fr. (+ Picc.) 
Amanda Ogden, Fr. (+ Pice.) 
Jr., Communications 
Arielle Anderson, Soph. 
Dara Ayres, Community member 
Katie Bellerud, Sr .. Medical 
teChnology 
Eileen Hsu, Jr., ArtlPolitical Science 

Michele Hutchinson, Fr. 

Nancy Gove. Grad .. Quant. 

EcologylResource Mgmt. 
Dylan Greene, Grad., Physics 
Carley Simpson, Fr., 
Communications 

Marissa Uchima. Fr., Pre?major 

FLurElI 
Evre Foist, Fr., Biology 

Andrea Amen, Fr. 

Tina Lin, Soph. 

Andrea Smith, Soph., Botany 

Stephanie Thomas, Fr., Engr 

Stephanie Sutten, Fr. 

Amy Cben, Soph .. Music 

Debbie Stoner, Soph., Chemical 

engineering 

Jacqueline Hailey, Soph., 

FrenchlEducation 

SyIvia Wong, Jr., French 

Evangeline Inglis, Jr., Sociology 

Suin Son, Jr., Music 

Felicia Vierra, Fr., Microbiology 

OBOE I 
Heather Klintworth, Sr., Biology 

Rania Rampersad, Fr. 

OBOE lV EH 
Stacy Schulze, Grad., Chemistry 
Jim Herriman, Sr., Music 
David Li, Sr., Electrical Engineering 
BASSOON 
Matthew Nguyen, Sr., CS/ACMS 
CLARINET I 
Kim Lintott. Community Member 
Lindsay Schulz, Fr., Speech 
CommunicationslMusic 

James Draper, Sr., Biology 

Phdar Kinlow, Jr., Music 

Erika Eggers, Grad., 

PhysiologylBiophysics 
Catherine Foster, Grad., 
Archaeology 
Matthew Loo, Soph., Pre-major 
CONCERT BAND 
CLARlNETff 
Nick Llewellyn, Jr., Microbiology 
Ben Warrick, Sr., Electrical 
engineering 
Linda O'Gara, Community member 
Pelra Herguth, Grad., MSE 
Sarah Starr Peterson, Fr., Industrial 
Design 
Matt Lease, Community member 
Colleen Evans, Fr., Microbiology 
CLARlNETIII 
Julie Meyers, Grad., Nutritional 
Science 
Pam MacRae, Community member 
Heidi Perry, Jr., Chemistry/math 
Amanda Rice, Soph., Aquatic 
Science 

NaokoKano 

Eouma Blair, Soph., History 

BASS CLARINET 
Benjamin Leis, Community member 
ALTO SilXOPHONli 1 

Paul Chi, Soph .. Poli Scit 

Communications 

Duslin Hillard, Jr., Electrical 

engineering 

Andrew Stoneman, Soph. 

Justin Melland, Jr .. Composition 

ALTO SilXOPHONE II 
Nicholas Noack. Sr., Computer 
engineering 

Emily Thompson, Fr., Fisheries 

Kara Mayeda, Jr., Fisheries 

BARrroNESilXOPHONE 
Eric Hultman, Fr.? Computer 

engineering 

Homl 
Kyle Sundqvist, Sr., Physics 

Kallie Szczepanski, Grad .. Law 

HomII 
Suzann Wright, Soph .? English 

Elizabeth Johnson, Soph., 

Biochemistry 

HomIII 
Ashley Hutlon, Soph., Pre-major 
Donald Alderman, Fr., Pre?major 
HomlV 
Whitney Neufeld-Kaiser, 

Community member 

TRUMPETl 
Josh Grecgor, Sr., Electrical 
engineering 
Kyung Hong. Jr., Poli. Sci. 
Eri Inoue, Fr., Music 
Leroy Searle. Professor. English 
Tyson Stern, Music 
TRUMPET If 
Chad Lyle, Soph .? Computer 
engineering 
Steven SirOlZki, Sr., Music 
theorylhistory 
Sigurd Gustafsson, Fr. 
Colin Anderson, Soph .. Engineering 
TRUMPETffl 
Oliver Stanbury, Soph. Business 
Chris Spangler. Jr .? Computer 
Science 
Todd Owen. Sr., Electrical 
Engineering 
Craig Terry, Fr. 
TROMBONEl 
Michael Leone, Sr., Music ed. 

Andrew West. Grad., Aslrooomy 

Sean Doyle. Community member 

TROMBONElf 
Nicholas Klein. Fr., Electrical 

engineering 

Lloyd Rhoads, Soph.. Chemical 

engineering 

Justin Huff, Jr., Computer 

engineering 

Chris Wiley, Soph., A.A. 

TROMBONE III 
Cameron Anderson, Soph. 

Collin Kwan, Jr.? Architecture 

Fuzuki Ito 

TUBA 
Peter Safranek, Jr., Computer 
Science 
Jerry Neufeld?Kaiser. Community 
Member 
PERCUSSION 
Jeff Powell, Sr., Music ed. 
Brian Turner, Fr .. Computer science 
Chris Waterman, Sr., Computer 
science 
Andrea Kilgore, Fr., Social Sciences 
Michael Dennis, Community 
Member 
Kelly Clingan, Sr .? Music Education 
SYMPHONIC BAND [*Denotes Principal] 
P1CCOW 
Oscia TimscheJJ?LinviJJe, Soph., 

ArchiteclUre, Sealile 

FLUTE 
Heather Bascom. Jr .? Music 
EducationlPiano, Lynnwood 
Lori Bockovich, Fr., Bothell 
"Nancy Gove. Grad.,Quant Eco & 
Resource Mgmt, Seattle 
Karen Kubischta. Fr .? Sammamish 
Cindy Lee. Fr.? Bellevue 
Meghan Lyle. Soph .? Marine 
BiologyfZoology. Bothell 
Tracy Martin. Fr.. English, 
Woodinville 
Heather McRobbie. Fr.? Mech Engr. 
Martinez. CA 
Krista Novstrup. Fr .? Engineering. 
Edmonds 
Katie Plimpton. Fr.? Seattle 
Joe Roberts. Jr .. Computer Science. 
Federal Way 
Jennifer Scott, Sr .? 
Ethnomusicology, Puyallup 
"Oscia Timschell?Linville. Soph., 
ArchiteclUre, Seattle 
OBOE 
Chase Chang, Grad. Seattle 
CLARINIT 
MicbaJ Brehm, Fr., Sammamish 
Art Brown, Fr., Edmonds 
*Chris Brown, Sr.? Informatics. 
Edmonds 
Desiree Clement. Soph .? 
AstronomylPhysicslGeology. 
Bothell 
Laurel Greenidge. Jr.. English. 
Renton 
Sharon Gundersen. Soph., Chern 
Engr. Poulsbo 
Jennifer Hixson. Jr.? English. Seattle 
Phdar Kinlow, Jr.. Music 
EducationIPerf. Renlon 
Matt Loa, Soph.? Federal Way 
Cathy Mader. Sr.? MathlFrench. 
Benicia.CA 
Jennifer Mann. Grad. Education. 
Tacoma 
Eileen Peery, Fr.?Computer Science, 
Longview 
Emily Ross. Soph .? Business 
Administration. Boi se, 10 
Keith Slewart. Jr., Chern/Oceano. 
Wenatchee 
David Stauffer. Fr.? Aerospace 
Engineering, Spokane 
BASS CLAIIINIT 
Bryan Wingert. Fr.. Electrical 

Engineering, Puyallup 

CONTflABASS OARINIT 
Mathew Brown. Soph.? Internatl 
StudieslMusic. Bothell 
BASSOON 
"Will Harvey, Soph.. Music, 

Bellevue 

Stephanie Robson. Fr., Seaule 

ALTO SAXOPHONE 
Shane Barldey. Soph .? History 

Nathan Nielson. Fr.? Computer 

Science. Seaule 

Reid Slinrzi. SOph.? Zoology. 

Olympia 

?Derek Viila. Jr.. Psychology, 

Richland 

TENOR SAXOPHONE 
"Eric Haskins. Soph., Wenatchee 
Ryan Muller. Jr .? Psych.lCell 
Molecular Biology, Seattle 
BARrroNe SAxOHoNe 
Michelle Detrick. Soph .. Renlon 
HORN 
Andrew Gingras. Sr., Biology, 
Albuquerque. NM 
?Matt Gregory. Fr.? Pre?Med. 
Lynnwood 
Carrie Lawson. Fr .? Business, 
Everett 
Dominique Lewis. Sr.? Economics. 
Auburn 
Karen Mildes, Grad. Educ 
Psychology. Seanle 
Acacia Moore, Soph., 
EngllLinguistics. Langley, BC 
Becca Sillifant, Soph., Speech & 
Hearing Sci/Soc, Seattle 
Julie Smith. Soph., Business 
Admin., Boring. OR 
Danny Vaughn. Soph., Kirldand 
TRUMPET 
CarUegh Burress. Soph., 
Communications. Mercer lsi 
Jesse Cae, Soph., Fallon. NV 
Elaina De Vera. Soph., 
Microbiology. Federal Way 
Casey Eastman. Fr.. Port Orchard 
Hassie Harris, 

Advertising/Psychology, 

Northbend 

Alan Jackman, Sr., Business 
Admin., 

Christina 

Tony Offer. Soph.? Bothell 

"Chris Pearson. Soph.? Physics. 

Bothell 
Daniel Rivas. Fr.. Tigard. OR 
Will Wheat. Jr.. DramalEconomics. 
Seatlle 
TROMBONE 
"Dennis Asis, Sr.? Music. Seattle 

Yii?Ann Chen, Jr., 

Communications. Renlon 

Steve Finkelstein, Soph.. 

ASlronomylPhysics, Sanunamish 
Brandon Freeman, Fr .? Sumner 
Nicholas Klein. Fr.? Engineering. 
Bremerton 

Michae lLeone. Sr .? Music 

Education. Mill Creek 
Jon Mclrvin, Fr., Kent 
Albert Mungin III, Soph., Pre? 
Engineering, Seattle 
Reilly Pittman, Fr.? Pre? 
Engineering, Kirkland 
Mary Wiese, Jr., Biology, Federal 
Way 
EUPHONIUM 
David Carver, Soph.? Music 
Education, Bellevue 
"Crystal Johnson, Fr .? Concord. CA 
Nick Benson, Music Education. 
Everett 
TUI1A 
Susan Ellison, Sr., 
CommunicationsIPolitical 
Science. Kent 
?Eric Mildes, Jr. ,Paper 
SciencelEngineering. Seattle 
Jonathan Zull, Sr .? Music Education. 
Arlington 
PellCUSSION 
Shelley Bloom. Jr.? Speechand 
Hearing Sciences. Tacoma 
Michelle Fleck, Bellevue 
Andy Kalinski. Soph .? Music. 
Bellevue 
"Justin Williams, Sr., Classics. 
Seattle 
dum to the 371 four-part, fully harmonized chorales in an edition published by 
C. F. Becker. Ever since that time, there has been some disagreement among 
musical scholars as to just how many of these 69 melodies were actually written 
by Bach himself, how many were merely arranged by him, or even if there were 
actually that number at all that were in any way composed or worked on by him. 
The standard Bach Gesellschaft edition, for instance, lists 75 such pieces, not 69, 
and, on the hand, on of the greatest authorities on German evangelical Church 
music, Johannes Zahn, claimed that only 21 of the 69 (or 75) should be consid?
ered Bach's own work, and all of the rest credited to other composers. However 
this may be, it is interesting to observe that since the first separate appearance of 
this group of pieces in 1832, there have been at least eight other editions 
prepared by different authorities and published, and that the melody of My 
Jesus! appears in all of them; its authenticity as an original work from Bach's 
own hand seems never to have been questioned by any of the compilers and 
editors of these collections during the past 150 years. For all of its apparent 
simplicity of musical construction, this music is deeply moving and of great 
expressiveness. In the present realization for winds from the figured bass, 
Bach's harmonic intentions have been faithfully adhered to throughout, and 
except for choices of specific voicings and instrumental colors, nothing has been 
added to one of the most haunting and poignant expressions of sorrow and com?
passion to be found in all of Westem music. 
WITH TRUMP AND WING was commissioned by and dedicated to Dr. JACK 
STAMP'S friend and colleague, Conductor and Commander Lt. Col. Lowell E. 
Graham and the Air Combat Command Heritage of America Band. The compo?
sition was written, as the composer says, 'to showcase the extraordinary talent 
and musical depth of the ACC Heritage of America Band through the various 
moods of the work.' The wide range of moods spans from the stately, stoic cho?
rale of the opening, to the rapid 'flight theme' to the tender, melodic middle 
section. 
CARL TElKE (1864-192) wrote Ow COMRADES MARCH when, at the age of 22, he 
was Bandmaster to the I 23rd Grenadier Regiment at VIm, Germany. Teike left 
Ulm and began a new stage of his career as the 'composing policemen' at 
Potsdam, near Berlin. His marches enjoyed immense popularity everywhere, 
and with Old Comrades he won worldwide fame. It is said that Teike even cre?
ated a new kind of march in which 'the vigor of Pruss ian military marches is 
blended successfully with the tunefulness of Viennese Music.' 
CONDUCTORS 
BRAD McDAVID is Director of the University of Washington Husky Marching 
Band. His duties with the band include principal field conductor, show 
coordinator, and administrator. In addition to serving as administrative