DEPARTMENTOFMUSICFACULTY-GUESTARTISTSERIES

Sunday October 4, 2020 Pealer Performing Arts Center 3:00 p.m. Pealer Recital Hall

JA CO B DA L AG ER , T R U MP ET

PHIL IPPE BR U NET , T R U MP ET

CL INT O N S OI SSO N , H OR N

AM AND A HOL M ES , T R OM BO NE

SA M BA R ONOW SK Y , T U BA

PROGRAM

"Fanfare" Paul Dukas from La Peri arr. Wayne Barrington Sonata - Anonymous from Die Bänkelsängerlier ed. Robert King Fancies, Toyes, and Dreames Giles Farnaby I. The Old Spagnoletta arr. Elgar Howarth II. His Rest III. Tell Mee Daphne IV. A Toye V. His Dreame VI. The New Sa-hoo Canzona Bergamasca Samuel Scheidt arr. Conrad DeJong Five Pieces Anthony Holborne I. The Marie-Golde ed. Robert King II. Patiencia III. The Choise IV. Last Will and Testament V. The New Yere's Gift Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite No. 1 Ottorino Respighi I. Balletto detto "Il Conte Orlando" arr. Jacob Dalager II. Gagliarda

INTERMISSION

"El Gato Montes" Manuel Panélla arr. Jay Lichtmann Quintet No. 1 Victor Ewald I. Moderato II. Adagio non troppo lento - Allegro Vivace - Adagio III. Allegro Moderato

BIOGRAPHY

PARKWAY BRASS is a brass quintet based along the Washington D.C. - Baltimore corridor. They perform throughout Maryland and the greater D.C. metro area. Parkway Brass is currently the brass quintet in residence at Christ Lutheran Church in Baltimore. As music teachers themselves, the members value education and aim to bring quality brass chamber music to colleges, universities, and K-12 schools. The quintet specializes in new music, having premiered over a dozen new compositions and arrangements, including Dalager's Suite Analogique, which won second prize in the 2020 Robert Avalon International Competition for composers. The Parkway Brass members are Jacob Dalager and Philippe Brunet (trumpet), Clinton Soisson (horn), Amanda Holmes (trombone), and Sam Baronowsky (tuba).