Lawrence University

Lawrence University 
Lux 
Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music 
11-17-2019 7:00 PM 
LUPE ́ (Lawrence University Percussion Ensemble) With Tambo 
Toke ́ and Kinkaviwo, November 17, 2019 
Lawrence University 
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November 17, 2019" (2019). Conservatory of Music Concert Programs. Program 430. 
https://lux.lawrence.edu/concertprograms/430 
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LUPÉ 
(Lawrence University Percussion Ensemble) 
With Tambo Toké and Kinkaviwo 
Dane Richeson, director 
Alex Quade and Nolan Ehlers, student directors 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sunday, November 17, 2019 
7:00 p.m. 
Lawrence Memorial Chapel 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Please donate to Music for Food before leaving tonight! 
 
What is Music for Food? 
 
Music for Food believes both music and food are essential to human life 
and growth. Music has the power to call forth the best in us, inspiring 
awareness and action when artists and audiences work together to 
transform the ineffable into tangible and needed food resources. 
 
Music for Food is a musician-led initiative for local hunger relief. Our 
concerts raise resources and awareness in the fight against hunger, 
empowering all musicians who wish to use their artistry to further social 
justice. 
 
Donations of non-perishable food items or checks will be accepted at the 
door. All monetary donations are tax-deductible, and will be processed 
by the national office of Music for Food. 100% will be sent to the food 
pantry at St. Joseph’s. 
 
Each year the St. Joseph Food Program distributes thousands of pounds 
of food to those who are hungry in the Fox Valley. Lawrence is proud to 
help. 
  
 
 
LUPÉ 
 
Marimba Quartet No. 2 “Sensing The Coriolis” Christopher Deane 
 
Spine  Michael Laurello 
Ben Portzen, piano 
 
Compendium Blake Wilkins 
 
 
 
TAMBO TOKÉ 
Nolan Ehlers, student director 
Tyler Nanstad, lead vocal 
 
Medley for Babalu Aye Traditional Cuban 
 
 
 
KINKAVIWO 
Alex Quade, student director 
 
Bawa  Traditional Ghana 
 
Gahu  Traditional Ghana 
 
 
  
 
LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 
 
Dylan Borash 
Spencer Bunch-Hotaling 
Malcolm Davis 
Benjamin DePasquale 
Nolan Ehlers 
José Encarnación 
Ryan Gowdy 
Moreau Halliburton 
Sarah Hennen 
Elizabeth Hermann 
Judith Humphries 
Kelsey Knapp 
Mindara Krueger-Olson 
Sarah Krysan 
Christopher Lee 
Dalton McLaughlin 
Keenan McDonald 
Aaron Montreal 
Tyler Nanstad 
Kelci Page 
Leila Pertl 
David Pickar 
Ben Portzen 
Alex Quade 
Ali Remondini 
Liam Wood 


English

LUPÉ (Lawrence University Percussion Ensemble) With Tambo Toké and Kinkaviwo, November 17, 2019

Lawrence University 
Lux 
Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music 
11-17-2019 3:00 PM 
Dare to Dream, Lawrence Symphony Orchestra, Lawrence 
University Jazz Ensemble, November 17, 2019 
Lawrence University 
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November 17, 2019" (2019). Conservatory of Music Concert Programs. Program 431. 
https://lux.lawrence.edu/concertprograms/431 
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Dare to Dream 
Lawrence Symphony Orchestra 
Mark Dupere, conductor 
Lawrence University Jazz Ensemble 
Patty Darling, director 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sunday, November 17, 2019 
3:00 p.m. 
Lawrence Memorial Chapel 
 
  
Lawrence Symphony Orchestra 
Mark Dupere, conductor 
Lawrence University Jazz Ensemble 
Patty Darling, director 
 
From The Nutcracker Suites Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 
   (1840-1893) 
   Duke Ellington 
   (1899-1974) 
   Billy Strayhorn 
   (1915-1967) 
 
 Miniature Overture Tchaikovsky 
 Overture Ellington 
 March Tchaikovsky 
 Peanut Brittle Brigade Ellington 
 Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Tchaikovsky 
 Sugar Rum Cherry Ellington 
 Russian Dance (Trepak) Tchaikovsky 
 Arabian Dance Tchaikovsky 
 Chinese Dance Tchaikovsky 
 Dance of the Reed Pipes Tchaikovsky 
 Toot Toot Tootie Toot Ellington 
 Dance of the Floreadores Ellington 
 Waltz of the Flowers Tchaikovsky 
 
 
Lawrence Studio Orchestra 
Mark Dupere, conductor 
River Runs Chuck Owen 
 I. Bound Away (b. 1954) 
 
Featuring José Encarnación, tenor saxophone;  
Steve Peplin, guitar; Matt Turner, cello 
 
 
  
Lawrence Symphony Orchestra 
Mark Dupere, conductor 
 
VIOLIN I 
Zoë Boston† 
Beth Fryxell 
Jessica Gehring, concertmaster 
Samantha Gomez 
Abigail Keefe 
Mindara Krueger-Olson 
Molly Long 
Joel Peterson 
Matt Piper 
Gabe Roethle 
Ashley Tang 
Jessica Toncler† 
Kathryn Williams 
Emily Yank 
 
VIOLIN II 
Maisie Conrad-Poor 
Brock Daumler 
Alex DeBello 
Thaddeus Gotcher 
Jelani Jones 
Ella Kile 
Alan Liang 
Riko Ogihara 
Alex Quinn 
Grace Reyes 
Avery Riel 
Nell Rudoff 
Claire Sternkopf‡ 
Charlotte Trumble 
Marissa Zintel* 
 
VIOLA 
Adjedmaa Ali 
Kanyon Beringer 
Chris Chang 
Kiara Didier 
Lia Eldridge 
Jae Franklin 
Lee Friedman 
May Garvey 
Amy Gruen 
Gabriel Hartmark 
Kelsey Knapp 
Lexie Livingood 
Emily McCabe 
Asher McMullin 
Alana Melvin 
Julien Riviere* 
Cora Tenenbaum 
Courtney Wilmington 
Matthew Wronski 
VIOLONCELLO 
Christopher Aceto 
Ernesto Bañuelos 
Hannah Baron 
Julian Bennett* 
Nora Briddell 
Justin Collins 
Madison Creech 
Mystique Evans 
Julia Johnson 
Alex Lewis 
Henry McEwen 
Logan Robison 
Zofia Sabee 
Samuel Schulte 
Stephen Simuncak 
Sarah Smith 
Evan Stroud 
David Yudis 
 
BASS 
Ryan Erdmann 
Ian Harvey 
Matt Jahnke‡ 
Clay Knoll 
Sarah Krysan† 
Zoe Markle 
Ali Remondini* 
Steven Traeger 
 
FLUTE 
Isabella Cisneros 
Sara Prostko 
Hannah Elizabeth Tobias* (picc) 
 
OBOE 
Chester James* 
Marlee Matthews (EH) 
Logan Willis 
 
CLARINET 
Caitlin Bracy 
Georgia Chau 
Anthony Dare* 
Celeste Reyes 
Jazzlyn Timper (bass) 
BASSOON 
Jessica Kleebauer* 
Maya Lines 
Nate Scott 
 
HORN 
Cole Galbraith 
Hayden Guckenberg*‡ 
Jonathan Ibach 
Mariel Lopez 
Alan Schlessinger 
Jonah Sharp 
 
TRUMPET 
Adrian Birge* 
Theresa Gruber-Miller 
 
TROMBONE 
Jacob Dikelsky* 
Allie Goldman 
Liam McDonald (bass) 
 
TUBA 
Henry Parks 
 
TIMPANI/PERCUSSION 
Nolan Ehlers* 
Keenan McDonald 
Tyler Nanstad 
David Pickar 
Alex Quade 
 
HARP 
Callie Greene 
Johanna Kopecky 
Rachel Overby* 
 
 
*Denotes principal or section 
   leader 
†Denotes LSO Librarian 
‡Denotes LSO Stage Crew 
  
 
Lawrence University Jazz Ensemble 
Patty Darling, director 
 
 
REEDS 
Tim Moyer 
Matt Fowler 
Alex Rothstein 
Nick Muellner 
Hank Laritson 
 
TRUMPETS 
Jack Benedict 
Nathan Glaser 
Gaston Kaisin 
Earl Simons 
Liam Traynor 
 
TROMBONES 
Bennett Gabriel 
Matvei Mozhaev 
Matt Rynkiewicz 
Liam McDonald, bass trombone 
 
RHYTHM 
Rick Kubly, guitar 
Peter Lagershausen, piano 
Clay Knoll, bass 
Zoe Markle, bass 
Tarrel Nedderman, drums 
Aaron Montreal, percussion 
  
We gratefully acknowledge the important role all of the Lawrence faculty 
play in preparing our students academically and musically, from our 
colleagues in musicology and music theory, to our colleagues in sight-
singing, aural skills and keyboard skills, and to our colleagues in the liberal 
arts. We give special thanks to the studio instrumental faculty. 
 
 
Special Thanks to the 
Lawrence University Conservatory Instrumental Artist Faculty 
 
Samantha George, violin 
Wen-Lei Gu, violin 
Matthew Michelic, viola 
Horacio Contreras, cello 
Mark Urness, bass 
Nathan Wysock, guitar 
Suzanne Jordheim, flute 
Erin Lesser, flute 
David Bell, clarinet 
Nora Lewis, oboe 
Steve Jordheim, saxophone 
Carl Rath, bassoon 
Jeffrey Stannard, trumpet 
John Daniel, trumpet 
Ann Ellsworth, horn 
Tim Albright, trombone 
Marty Erickson, tuba and 
   euphonium 
Dane Richeson, percussion 
Leila Ramagopal Pertl, harp 
Catherine Kautsky, piano 
Michael Mizrahi, piano 
Anthony Padilla, piano 
Bruce Bengtson, organ 
 
And thanks to the 
Lawrence University Conservatory Jazz Faculty 
 
Mark Urness 
Steve Peplin 
José Encarnación 
Patty Darling 
Janet Planet 
Matt Turner 
John Daniel 
Tim Albright 
Marty Erickson 
Dane Richeson 
Bill Carrothers 
 
 
 
Upcoming LSO Performances in 2019-2020 
Friday, January 31, 2020, 8p 
Friday, April 24, 7:30p, Major Work: Mendelssohn’s Elijah 
Friday, June 5, 8p 
 
 


Dare to Dream, Lawrence Symphony Orchestra, Lawrence University Jazz Ensemble, November 17, 2019

Lawrence University 
Lux 
Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music 
11-16-2019 8:00 PM 
Berlioz Grand Symphony, Lawrence University Wind Ensemble and 
Symphonic Band, November 16, 2019 
Lawrence University 
Follow this and additional works at: https://lux.lawrence.edu/concertprograms 
 Part of the Music Performance Commons 
© Copyright is owned by the author of this document. 
Recommended Citation 
Lawrence University, "Berlioz Grand Symphony, Lawrence University Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band, 
November 16, 2019" (2019). Conservatory of Music Concert Programs. Program 433. 
https://lux.lawrence.edu/concertprograms/433 
This Concert Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Conservatory of Music at Lux. It has been 
accepted for inclusion in Conservatory of Music Concert Programs by an authorized administrator of Lux. For more 
information, please contact colette.brautigam@lawrence.edu. 
 Berlioz 
Grand Symphony 
 
Lawrence University 
Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band 
Matthew Ramón Arau ’97, conductor 
Andrew Mast, conductor 
Matt Fowler ’20, alto saxophone 
Co-Winner, 2019 LUWE Concerto Competition 
 
Guest Artist: 
Tim Albright, trombone 
 
 
 
Saturday, November 16, 2019 
8:00 p.m. 
Lawrence Memorial Chapel 
 
Lawrence University Wind Ensemble 
Andrew Mast, conductor 
 
Scenes from Home (2019) Elena Specht 
 III.  Winter Forest (b. 1993) 
 IV.  Cottage by the Sea 
 
Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Concert Band (1967) Karel Husa 
 Prologue (1921-2016) 
 Ostinato 
 Epilogue 
Matt Fowler, alto saxophone 
Co-Winner, 2019 Lawrence University 
Wind Ensemble Concerto Competition 
 
 INTERMISSION  
 
Lawrence University Symphonic Band 
Matthew Arau ’97, conductor 
 
Toccata Marziale (1924/2005) Ralph Vaughan Williams 
    (1872-1958) 
    ed. Frank L. Battisti 
 
Sound and Smoke (2011) Viet Cuong 
 feudal castle lights (b. 1990) 
 avalanche of eyes 
 
 
Lawrence University Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band 
Andrew Mast, conductor 
 
Grande Symphonie Funèbre et Triomphale, op. 15 (1840) Hector Berlioz 
 Marche Funèbre (1803-1869) 
 Oraison Funèbre 
 Apothéose 
Tim Albright, trombone 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Please donate to Music for Food before leaving tonight! 
 
What is Music for Food? 
 
Music for Food believes both music and food are essential 
to human life and growth. Music has the power to call forth 
the best in us, inspiring awareness and action when artists 
and audiences work together to transform the ineffable into 
tangible and needed food resources. 
 
Music for Food is a musician-led initiative for local hunger 
relief. Our concerts raise resources and awareness in the 
fight against hunger, empowering all musicians who wish to 
use their artistry to further social justice. 
 
Donations of non-perishable food items or checks will be 
accepted at the door. All monetary donations are tax-
deductible, and will be processed by the national office of 
Music for Food. 100% will be sent to the food pantry at St. 
Joseph’s. 
 
Each year the St. Joseph Food Program distributes 
thousands of pounds of food to those who are hungry in the 
Fox Valley. Lawrence is proud to help. 
  
 Matt Fowler began studying the saxophone in middle school and 
has enjoyed it ever since. His passion for the instrument led him to 
study at the Merit School of Music, in Chicago, Illinois with Shawn 
Tracy and Bryan Polacek. While at Merit, Matt was a member of the 
internationally renowned Precipice Saxophone Quartet. During his 
time in the group, Precipice competed and placed in some of the 
biggest international chamber music competitions in the world, such as 
Fischoff and M-Prize, as well as Barnett and the Midwest Youth Artists 
Chamber Music Competition.  
 He was a recipient of the Louis Armstrong Award through his high 
school at the culmination of his senior year, for his studies in jazz 
ensemble and small combo. Matt carried his passions for chamber 
music and jazz ensemble to Lawrence University in the fall of 2016, 
where he began to study with Steven Jordheim and José Encarnación, 
to pursue a music education/music performance dual degree. While at 
Lawrence, Matt was part of the Spectre Saxophone Quartet and the 
SLAAM Reed Quintet; both groups performed multiple outreach 
concerts in Wisconsin, as well as Spectre touring some of the high 
schools and middle schools in the Twin Cities area. Matt was able to 
continue playing jazz in the Lawrence University Jazz Ensemble (LUJE), 
under the direction of Patty Darling. While in the group, LUJE has 
been named the winner in the Best Undergraduate Large Jazz 
Ensemble category in Downbeat magazine’s annual Student Music 
Awards competition in back-to-back years of 2018 and 2019.  
 Matt enjoys playing new music from a multitude of students from 
Lawrence University, ranging from solo works to chamber works, by 
Stephen Deeter, Dominic Ellis, Nathan Glaser, Christina Lawrence, 
Wendell Leafstedt, Christian Messier, Nick Muellner, Daniel 
Whitworth, and Logan Willis. Through Lawrence, and the 
Hurvis/Caerus Internship Funds, Matt applied and was selected for an 
internship with the Merit School of Music in the summer of 2018, as 
well as an internship with the Lyric Opera of Chicago in the summer of 
2019. He also has worked with summer camps at the Merit School of 
Music and the Chicago High School for the Arts. Following the 
completion of his senior year, Matt will spend a semester student 
teaching before turning his attention to his graduate studies.  
 Matt would like to thank his parents for their constant love and 
support over the years, as well as Steven Jordheim and Bryan Polacek 
for their advice and guidance they have offered with his music 
direction.  
Lawrence University Wind Ensemble 
Personnel listed alphabetically to reflect every musician’s importance 
 
Flute 
Zoe Adler 
Juan Hernandez* 
Cynthia Kaiser 
Carmen Magestro 
Rikke Sponheim 
Helen Threlkeld 
 
Oboe 
Chester James (EH) 
Logan Willis 
Marlee Matthews 
 
Bassoon 
Emilia Jackson* 
Jessica Kleebauer 
Maya Lines 
  
Clarinet 
Caitlin Bracy 
Georgia Chau 
Anthony Dare* 
Patience Garcia 
Nita Isom 
Callie Ochs 
Celeste Reyes 
Jazzlyn Timper (bass 
   clarinet) 
 
Saxophone 
Sara Cooper 
Matt Fowler 
Ben Hiles 
Alex Medina 
Tim Moyer 
Nick Muellner 
Alex Rothstein* 
Zachary Simonds 
 
Trumpet 
Jack Benedict* 
Caleb Carter 
Theresa Gruber-Miller 
Gaston Kaisin 
Margaret Thompson 
Liam Traynor 
 
Horn 
Hayden Guckenberg 
Jonathan Ibach* 
Mariel Lopez 
Alan Schlessinger 
 
Trombone 
October 19 concert: 
Jacob Dikelsky 
Allie Goldman* 
Nathan Graff 
Liam McDonald (bass) 
 
Trombone, cont. 
November 16 concert: 
Nathan Graff 
Daniel Johnson 
Theo Keenan (bass) 
Liam McDonald (bass) 
Omar Tlatelpa-Nieto* 
 
Euphonium 
Cole Foster* 
Erin Ijzer 
 
Tuba 
Chance Arnold 
Henry Parks* 
 
String Bass 
Zoe Markle 
 
Piano  
Hung Nguyen 
 
Harp 
Rachel Overby 
 
Percussion 
Spencer Bunch- 
   Hotaling  
Malcolm Davis 
Nolan Ehlers* 
Keenan McDonald 
Tyler Nanstad 
David Pickar 
Alex Quade 
 
* Denotes section leader 
 
  
Lawrence University Symphonic Band 
Personnel listed alphabetically to reflect every musician’s importance 
 
Flute 
Nick Baer 
Alison Gauvreau* 
Darren Lam 
Rachel Michtom 
Amber Newman 
Emma Nutini 
Kalysta Schwartz 
Maggie Smith 
Kylie Zajdel 
 
Oboe 
Tali Berkowitz 
Anna Kallay* 
 
Bassoon 
Aaron Brenton 
Nate Mitchell (contra) 
Nate Scott* 
Ayla Walther 
 
Clarinet 
Abby Arnholt 
Carley Brenner (BC) 
Lloyd Bultman* 
Naomi Curran 
Emily Dorr 
Susie Francy 
Casey Kollman 
Tessa Larson (E-flat) 
Jazzlyn Timper 
 
 
Saxophone 
Donovan Elliott (alto) 
Alyssa Kuss (alto) 
Hank Laritson (tenor) 
Evan Ney (alto) 
Jenn Overton* (alto) 
Melanie Shefchik (alto) 
John Stecher (tenor) 
Luis Trejo (bari) 
 
Trumpet 
Clare Conteh-Morgan 
Tristan Dock* 
Christian Dyble 
Nathan Ferguson 
Eddie Gergets 
Elliott Marsh 
Brianna McCarthy 
Sudha Schultz 
 
Horn 
Rei Coman 
Cole Galbraith 
Willow Higgins 
Carter Howe* 
Peyton Reicherts 
Jonah Sharp  
 
 
Trombone 
Mikayla Frank-Martin* 
Kate James 
Lauren Kelly 
Matvei Mozhaev 
Ryan Saladin* 
Cole Steben 
Stephanie Veenendaal 
Willem Villerius 
(bass) 
 
Euphonium 
Drece Cabrera 
Matvei Mozhaev 
Ryan Saladin 
 
Tuba 
Micah Briggs 
John Painter 
Lily Sefchick* 
 
String Bass 
Andrew Foley 
 
Percussion 
Dylan Borash 
Ben DePasquale* 
Taylor Hallman 
Elizabeth Hermann 
Braydon Hughes 
Karl Painter 
 
*Denotes section leader 
 
 
SETUP CREW 
Matt Fowler 
Nick Muellner 
Jenn Overton 
WIND ENSEMBLE EXEC 
Caleb Carter 
LIBRARIANS 
Matt Fowler 
Tyler Nanstad 
 
Special Thanks to the Lawrence University Conservatory 
Instrumental Artist Faculty 
 
Erin Lesser, flute 
Suzanne Jordheim, flute 
Nora Lewis, oboe 
David Bell, clarinet 
Steve Jordheim, saxophone 
Carl Rath, bassoon 
Ann Ellsworth, horn 
John Daniel, trumpet 
Jeffrey Stannard, trumpet 
Tim Albright, trombone 
Marty Erickson, tuba and  
   euphonium 
Dane Richeson, percussion 
Mark Urness, string bass 
Nathan Wysock, guitar 
Bruce Bengtson, organ 
Catherine Kautsky, piano 
Michael Mizrahi, piano 
Anthony Padilla, piano 
 
Upcoming Performances 
Performance schedule (Specific repertoire listed on the web page) 
 
January 26, 12-4:00 pm, Wind Ensemble Concerto Competition 
February 29, 8:00 pm, Wind Ensemble Concert 
March 7, 8:00 pm, Symphonic Band Concert 
April 17, 8:00 pm, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band 
May 16, 8:00 pm, Wind Ensemble Concert 
May 30, 8:00 pm, Symphonic Band Concert 
 
For information on future performances go to: 
https://www.lawrence.edu/conservatory/areas_of_study/wind_ensemble/
Current_season_repertoire 
http://www.lawrence.edu/conservatory/areas_of_study/symphonic_band/
season_repertoire 
 
 
Facebook: “Lawrence University Bands” • Twitter: luwinds 
 
 
 
 
 
As a courtesy to the artists and to those in attendance, please be aware that sounds 
such as whispering and the rustling of programs and cellophane wrappers are 
magnified in the hall. Please turn off all watch alarms, pagers, and cellular 
telephones. And please, no flash photography. 
 


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Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music
3-27-2019 8:00 PM
Faculty Recital, Haunted Hearts, March 27, 2019
Lawrence University
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Faculty Recital 
 
Haunted Hearts 
Bill Carrothers, piano 
José Encarnación, saxophone 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Wednesday, March 27, 2019 
8:00 p.m. 
Harper Hall 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
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