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Tributes
Feb
7
8:00 PM20:00

Tributes

Featuring the world premiere of Dancing on Water, written by Frank Ticheli and commissioned by the Austin Symphonic Band in honor of its conductor, Richard Floyd. Ticheli will be present to discuss his new work and will also conduct on the concert. Other selections to be performed were written as tributes to persons, places or events.

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Dreams and Fantasies
Nov
22
8:00 PM20:00

Dreams and Fantasies

The band’s first formal concert of the season will showcase Dreamland, a wonderful and imaginative new work for wind band by the award-winning composer Michael Markowski. Also on the program will be a performance of Claude Smith’s stunning Fantasia for Alto Saxophone featuring the talented local performing artist Elizabeth Rosinbum. Additionally, UT Masters Program student Alex Avila, Euphonium, will perform Philip Sparke's Harlequin with band accompaniment. Richard Floyd conducts.


Program

  • Flourish for Wind Band/Sea Songs - R Vaughan Williams

  • Lux Aurumque - Eric Whitacre

  • Fantasia for Alto Saxophone - Claude T Smith,

    • Elizabeth Rosinbum, Saxophone Soloist

  • Scenes From "The Louvre" - Norman Dello Joio

  • Zing! - Scott McAllister

  • Harlequin - Philip Sparke

    • Alex Avila, Euphonium Soloist

  • Dreamland - Michael Markowski

  • Festivo - Edward Gregson

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Fall Concert in the Park
Sep
28
7:00 PM19:00

Fall Concert in the Park

The Austin Symphonic Band presents its traditional Fall concert in Zilker Park. Bring a snack and spread your blanket under the pecan trees at the beautiful Hillside Theatre. Then watch the stars come out as the band showcases music as big as the great outdoors.


Program

  • Flourish for Wind Band/Sea Songs - R Vaughan Williams

  • A Longford Legend - Robert Sheldon

  • Variations on "Scarborough Fair" - Calvin Custer

  • Choreography - Robert Sheldon

  • Midway March - John Williams

  • Zing! - Scott McAllister

  • Cajun Folk Songs - Frank Ticheli

  • Songs of Old Kentucky - Brant Karrick

  • Seventy Six Trombones - Meredith Willson, arr Leroy Anderson, adapted Jay Bocook

  • A Slavic Farewell - Vasilij Ivanovitj Agapkin, arr John R Bourgeois

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