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ANT RFERENCESOUTH CEI UMCONERLBAUTELUAP HONNIG OSCRTECMarch 16-19, 2022at Oklahoma State Universit yStillwater, Oklahoma
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Welcome from Dr. Jeff LoeffertDear friends,I am absolutely thrilled to welcome you to the Michael and Anne GreenwoodSchool of Music for the 2022 South Central Regional Tuba and EuphoniumConference! I am confident that you will greatly enjoy the many masterclasses,clinics, and performances that will take place during the conference. We arevery proud to showcase the newly opened Greenwood School of Music buildingand expect that you will appreciate the recitals and masterclasses in ournew instructional building as well as in the adjacent McKnight Center for thePerforming Arts.I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to Dr. Ryan Robinson and hisstudents for their organizational work for the event. We are additionally gratefulto the operational staff of the McKnight Center for the Performing Arts and theGreenwood School of Music technical staff for their support and investment inthis conference. I hope you have an exceptional experience at Oklahoma StateUniversity!Cordially,Jeffrey Loeffert, DMAProfessor and DirectorMichael and Anne Greenwood School of MusicOklahoma State University
Welcome from Dr. Ryan RobinsonDear Friends,Hello and welcome to the 2022 South Central Regional Tuba EuphoniumConference at Oklahoma State University! We are thrilled you decided to join usfor this momentous occasion.This year’s conference features over fifty artists in solo recitals, presentations,group warm-ups, master classes, and ensemble concerts. In addition, we areproud to welcome a tremendous number of students from all over the region whoare participating in ensemble performances and a multitude of competitions. Allof the events are housed in the brand-new McKnight Center for the PerformingArts and the Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music building. I know youwill enjoy these beautiful new spaces. Please check out the program for eventlocations or ask one of our friendly student workers to point you in the rightdirection.In addition to the conference events, I hope you will take advantage of theopportunities Stillwater, OK has to offer for food, entertainment, and perhaps atasty beverage. Be sure to take advantage of the two-hour long lunch and dinnerbreaks to connect with friends old and new.On behalf of the entire Greenwood School of Music, ITEA, and the SCRTECstudent workers, we thank you for being a part of SCRTEC 2022. If you have anyquestions during your stay with us please visit the check-in desk, located in theGreenwood School of Music lobby, and we will be happy to assist you.Sincerely,Ryan Robinson, DMAAsst. Professor of Tuba and EuphoniumMichael and Anne Greenwood School of MusicOklahoma State University
Dr. Ryan RobinsonConference HostDr. Robinson joined the faculty of the Oklahoma State University Michael andAnne Greenwood School of Music in 2018. He is Principal Tuba of the Symphonyof Northwest Arkansas and Principal Tuba of the Lawton Philharmonic. Dr.Robinson is the founder and host of the Eastman Tuba Academy. Prior tohis appointment at OSU, Dr. Robinson held teaching positions at OklahomaCity University, Tarleton State University, and Southwestern Oklahoma StateUniversity. His degrees are from the University of North Texas (BM, DMA) andNorthwestern University (MM).Dr. Robinson enjoys a busy and diverse career as a professional tubist. As anorchestral tubist, he has performed with the Houston Symphony, Oklahoma CityPhilharmonic, Tulsa Symphony, Fort Smith Symphony, Las Colinas Symphony,Allen Philharmonic, and the Blue Lake Festival Band. He has accompanied a widevariety of artists including Weird Al, Kristin Chenoweth, Hansen, Michael W. Smith,BJ Thomas, and Dave Brubeck.As an active member of International Tuba Euphonium Association, Dr. Robinsonhas performed and adjudicated at numerous regional and internationalconferences. He has also served as a host for two regional conferences in 2015and 2022.Dr. Robinson is an Eastman Winds Artist.SCRTEC
Dr. Kazuo MurakamiCollaborative PianistDr. Kazuo Murakami is Lecturer of Piano and Coordinator of Collaborative Piano at the Universityof Central Arkansas where he joined the faculty in 2008. Murakami is a sought-after soloist andcollaborative artist in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Originally from Japan, Murakami began his studiesin piano at the age of four. After studying at the Kyoto City University of Arts, Murakami continuedhis studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music, where he won the Sadie Zellen Piano Prize. Murakamiearned a D.M.A. in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Iowa in December 2011,where he served two years as Research Assistant (Pianist) of the University of Iowa’s New MusicEnsemble directed by distinguished composition professor David Gompper.Murakami specializes in 20th century and contemporary music. His wide performing repertoireincludes works by Alban Berg, Arnold Schoenberg, Oliver Messiaen, Henri Dutilleux, Ichiyanagi Toshi,Franco Donatoni, and Rodion Shchedrin. As a guest pianist, he has performed Berg’s ChamberConcerto for Violin, Piano, 13 woodwind instruments, Stravinsky’s Petroushka, in addition to orchestralworks by Sergei Prokofiev and Olivier Messiaen. His playing has been featured on radio broadcastsincluding NPR’s Arts & Letters with J. Bradley Minnick. In addition, Murakami is in high demand asa collaborative artist. Murakami has recorded several albums of contemporary and chamber music,including collaborative projects with distinguished saxophonists, Kenneth Tse and Nobuya Sugawa andan album of chamber and solo piano works, Arnold Schoenberg, and his Periods.Murakami has been part of numerous chamber recitals and ensembles performing at universitiesand venues across the United States and Asia and has performed at several conferences includingthe 2006 and 2016 North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conferences, the 2018 and 2022International Trombone Festival, the 2015 International Double Reed Society and the 2022 SouthCentral Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference. In addition, he serves as collaborative pianist at theUniversity of Central Arkansas for 60 faculty, guest artist and student recitals annually. He washonored recently to present recitals with UCA’s guest artist, Gene Pokorny, Principal Tuba, the ChicagoSymphony Orchestra.His primary teachers include Uriel Tsachor, Daniel Shapiro, Naoyuki Taneda, Atsuko Jinzai, and HidetoNishikawa. Murakami has studied chamber music with Tricia Park, Peter Salaff and Vivian Weilerstein.In addition to this, he has worked with renowned pianists including Logan Skelton, Andre MichelSchub, Josef Kalichstein, Stephen Hough, Misha Dichter, Oxana Yablonskaya, and Klaus Schilde. As apassionate educator, Murakami enjoys working with local and international piano students. Many ofhis students continue to study at the university level and have gone on to celebrate successful careersin music. When not at the piano, Murakami is an avid hiker!SCRTEC
Kristy OlefskyCollaborative PianistMaking her professional debut at age 10 with the Kammergild Symphony, Kristyhas soloed with many orchestras including the Town and Country Symphony, St.Charles Symphony, Webster University Symphony, and the St. Louis Symphony.She has been invited to present solo recitals at the Sheldon Concert Hall, ChristChurch Cathedral, E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall, and Missouri State University.Kristy was a principal performer at the St. Louis Municipal Opera, a guest artist atthe opening ceremony of the International Piano Pedagogy Teacher’s Conference,and was featured on NPR’s “From the Top.”Currently based in Northwest Arkansas, Kristy serves as orchestral pianist inthe Artosphere Festival Orchestra, is faculty at NorthWest Arkansas CommunityCollege, maintains a private studio at Arkansas Music Conservatory, and ispart of the Music Ministry team at First Presbyterian Church of Bentonville.Specializing in brass accompaniment, she has performed with artists such asAllen Vizzutti, Wiff Rudd, Demondrae Thurman, and Patrick Sheridan.She can be heard on the albums “Notes from the Underground,” “Pa la Calle,”and “Undreamed Shores,” “Mirrors,” and “Impressions of France.”SCRTEC
Ellen SommerCollaborative PianistPianist Ellen R. Sommer is a sought-after collaborative pianist, chamber musician, and coach. Herreputation for excellence has led to extensive engagements throughout the United States, Canada,Central and South Americas, Europe and Asia. Recent performances include a recital playing chambermusic at the Montgomery Arts House for Music and Architecture in Malibu, California, with MariaNewman, Scott Hosfeld and instrumentalists from the Metropolitan Opera orchestra; and a series ofconcerts and master classes in San Jose, Costa Rica at the Universidad de Costa Rica, and Casa de lamusica in Quito, Ecuador.Ellen can be heard on numerous professional recordings, including five under the auspices of PotenzaMusic, Parma, and Albany Records. Most recently Ellen recorded works of composer, Ingrid Stolzel forParma Records, and the Albany recording with saxophonist Nicolas May.Ellen is a founding member of Allegresse, a fresh and inspiring trio for flute, oboe and piano. Recipientsof the National Endowment for the Arts American Masterpieces: Chamber Music Grant, the trio’sperformances have taken them throughout North America, Central and South America, Europe andAsia. Allegresse is currently completing a third compact disc recording and most recently premieredtwo commissioned pieces for the trio and soprano.Ellen serves as a pianist for regional, national and international conferences, competitions andfestivals including MTNA, NATS, IDRS, and ICA; as well as concert series and radio broadcasts suchas the Dame Myra Hess recital series in Chicago, IL. Ellen is a frequent performer in the live radiobroadcast studio at Kansas Public Radio. Additionally Ellen coaches and collaborates at severalsummer camps and institutes, including the Omaha Conservatory of Music Institute, Brian Lewis YoungArtist Program, Sound Encounters Suzuki Strings Camp, Midwestern Music Camp and Interlochen Artssummer camps. Ellen served as the collaborative piano coordinator at Interlochen 2015-2016.Currently Sommer serves as an Associate Professor of Practice at the University of Kansas School ofMusic, teaching collaborative piano. She performs regularly with faculty, visiting artists, and students.From 1994-2003 Sommer taught at Missouri Western State University, both as piano and voice faculty.In addition, Sommer serves as pianist/coach for the William Jewell College Vocal Artist Diplomaprogram.In 2016 Ellen was named one of three Distinguished Alumni from Missouri Western State University inSaint Joseph, MO.SCRTEC
Dr. Jeff BakerCompetitions CoordinatorJeff Baker is Associate Professor of Tuba & Euphonium at Texas A&M UniversityCommerce. Dr. Baker received music degrees from the University of Oklahoma(BM) and the University of North Texas (MM and DMA). He has served as anadjunct instructor at the University of North Texas and Cameron University inLawton, Oklahoma, and taught private lessons in the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplexfor almost 20 years.Dr. Baker is Principal Tuba/Cimbasso for the Dallas Opera Orchestra. As afreelance musician, he has performed with numerous ensembles including theDallas Symphony Orchestra, the Dallas Winds, the Ft. Worth Symphony Orchestra,the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, the Lone StarWind Orchestra, and the Wichita Grand Opera. Dr. Baker has also been a partof over twenty recording projects on the Dallas Opera, Ft. Worth Symphony, EPR,Klavier, Mark, and Naxos labels. He has performed as a featured soloist with avariety of groups, most notably the US Army Orchestra (Pershing’s Own) and as aconcerto competition winner with the University of North Texas Symphonic Band.In 2018, Dr. Baker received the H.M. Lafferty Distinguished Faculty Award, thehighest research honor offered by Texas A&M University-Commerce, and in 2019,he was recognized as a Global Fellow for his teaching, service, and researchendeavors in Brazil.Dr. Baker serves as the coordinator for the Commerce, Dallas, Ft. Worth, andAllen, TUBACHRISTMAS events and is the master of ceremonies for the DentonTUBACHRISTMAS. These annual holiday concerts involve over 750 tuba andeuphonium players from the North Texas area and total audience attendancenumbers in the thousands. He is the creator and artistic director for the TexasTuba Camp and a member of the Texas Music Educators Association, theInternational Tuba and Euphonium Association, the International TromboneAssociation, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.SCRTEC
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 163 to 5 p.m.TUBA STUDENT PRELIMSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1013 to 5 p.m.TUBA MOCK BAND PRELIMSMcKnight Center Recital Hall3 to 5 p.m.TUBA MOCK ORCHESTRA PRELIMSMcKnight Center Performance Hall3 to 5 p.m.EUPHONIUM STUDENT PRELIMSSeretean Center Concert Hall3 to 5 p.m.EUPHONIUM MOCK BAND PRELIMSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1107 to 8 p.mTUBA MOCK BAND FINALSMcKnight Center Recital Hall7 to 8 p.mTUBA MOCK ORCHESTRA FINALSMcKnight Center Performance Hall7 to 8 p.mEUPHONIUM MOCK BAND FINALSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 110LegendMorning Warm-upRecitalEnsemblePresentation / LectureCompetitionMasterclassEvening ConcertHow to Navigate the ProgramClick the name of an event in the schedule to navigate to a pagecontaining more details about the event.Click the photo or name of a performer or presenter to navigateto their biography page.Click ‘Return to Schedule’ to return to this page.
THURSDAY, MARCH 17DR. RALPH JEAN-PAULGreenwood School of MusicRoom 110DR. GRETCHEN RENSHAW JAMESMcKnight Center Recital Hall10 a.m. to noonTUBA ARTIST PRELIMSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 11010 a.m. to noonEUPHONIUM ARTIST PRELIMSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 10110:30 to 11 a.m.DR. DAVID HUMPHREYSMcKnight Center Recital Hall11 to 11:30 a.m.DR. JD SALASMcKnight Center Recital HallDR. JEREMY LEWISMcKnight Center Recital Hall8 to 9 a.m.9:30 to 10:30 a.m.11:30 a.m. to noonAdvanced Conducting for Low Brass Performersnoon to 2 p.m.LUNCH2 to 3:30 p.m.QUARTET PRELIMSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1102:30 to 3 p.m.5K BRASSMcKnight Center Recital Hall3 to 4 p.m.TUBA ORCHESTRA MASTERCLASSClinician: Ed JonesMcKnight Center Recital Hall4 to 5 p.m.EUPHONIUM BAND MASTERCLASSMcKnight Center Recital HallUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEYTUBA EUPHONIUM ENSEMBLEMcKnight Center Performance Hall4:30 to 5 p.m.5 to 7 p.m.7:30 to 8:30 p.m.Clinician: Dr. Matthew ShipesDINNEREVENING CONCERT:Oklahoma State UniversityEdmond Santa Fe High SchoolDr. Kent EshelmanCharles VillarrubiaMcKnight Center Performance Hall
FRIDAY, MARCH 18 (morning and afternoon)PATRICIO COSENTINOGreenwood School of MusicRoom 110DR. MATTHEW LINDAHLMcKnight Center Recital HallALEX PURDYMcKnight Center Recital Hall10 to 10:30 a.m.BLAKE BIRMINGHAMMcKnight Center Recital Hall10:30 to 11 a.m.DR. MATT SHIPESMcKnight Center Recital Hall11 to 11:30 a.m.DR. SCOTT ROEDERMcKnight Center Recital HallDR. CHRIS DICKEYMcKnight Center Recital Hall8 to 9 a.m.9 to 9:30 a.m.9:30 to 10 a.m.11:30 a.m. to noonnoon to 2 p.m.noon to 1:30 p.m.1:30 to 3 p.m.2:30 to 3:30 p.m.LUNCHTUBA ARTIST FINALSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 101EUPHONIUM ARTIST FINALSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 101ED JONES AND DENNIS BUBERTMcKnight Center Recital HallContinued
FRIDAY, MARCH 18 (afternoon and evening)3 to 4 p.m.QUARTET FINALSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1103 to 4 p.m.EUPHONIUM STUDENT FINALSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1013:30 to 4 p.m.DR. CHRIS VIVIOMcKnight Center Recital Hall3:30 to 4 p.m.EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITYBRASS BANDMcKnight Center Performance Hall4 to 4:30 p.m.ISOMER QUARTETMcKnight Center Recital Hall4 to 4:30 p.m.HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITYTUBA EUPHONIUM ENSEMBLEMcKnight Center Performance HallTUBA STUDENT FINALSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1104:30 to 5 p.m.PHILLIP BLACKMcKnight Center Recital Hall4:30 to 5 p.m.UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSASTUBA EUPHONIUM ENSEMBLEMcKnight Center Performance Hall4 to 5 p.m.5 to 7 p.m.7:30 to 8:30 p.m.DINNEREVENING CONCERTDr. Kevin Wass / Dr. Gail RobertsonSCRTEC 2022 Competition Winners AnnouncedMcKnight Center Performance Hall
SATURDAY, MARCH 19 (morning and afternoon)8 to 9 a.m.DR. JEROME STOVERGreenwood School of MusicRoom 110COLLEGE TEACHING PANEL:Don Little, Kevin Wass, Jamie Lipton, JD Salas, JeromeStover, Raul Rodriguez - moderatorGreenwood School of MusicRoom 110JOHN REIMUNDMcKnight Center Recital HallDR. DANIEL ROWLANDMcKnight Center Recital HallPATRICIO COSENTINO LECTUREGreenwood School of MusicRoom 11010:30 to 11 a.m.DR. CALE SELFMcKnight Center Recital Hall11 to 11:30 a.m.DR. CLAY GARRETTMcKnight Center Recital HallDR. ALEXANDRA ZACHARELLA ANDDR. ELIZABETH BLANTON MOMANDLECTUREGreenwood School of MusicRoom 110DR. KEN DROBNAKMcKnight Center Recital Hall9 to 10 a.m.9:30 to 10 a.m.10 to 10:30 a.m.10 to 11 a.m.11 a.m. to noon11:30 a.m. to noonnoon to 2 p.m.LUNCH2 to 2:30 p.m.DR. CHASSE DUPLANTISMcKnight Center Recital HallContinued
SATURDAY, MARCH 19 (afternoon and evening)TUBA SOLO MASTERCLASSCharles Villarrubia and Dr. Scott RoederGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1102:30 to 3 p.m.DR. ELI WESTERFIELDMcKnight Center Recital Hall3 to 3:30 p.m.DR. JEFF BAKERMcKnight Center Recital HallEUPHONIUM SOLO MASTERCLASSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1103:30 to 4 p.m.TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITYTUBA EUPHONIUM ENSEMBLEMcKnight Center Performance Hall4 to 4:30 p.m.STEPHEN F. AUSTINTUBA EUPHONIUM ENSEMBLEMcKnight Center Performance Hall4 to 5 p.m.TUBA MOCK BAND MASTERCLASSGreenwood School of MusicRoom 1105 to 7 p.m.DINNER2 to 3 p.m.3 to 4 p.m.7:30 to 8:30 p.m.Dr. Ben Pierce and Brian DavisPhillip BlackEVENING CONCERTBackburner CollectivePatricio CosentinoDr. Ben PierceMcKnight Center Performance Hall
Parking InstructionsAs with most college campuses, parking is at a premium at Oklahoma State University. Despitebeing on spring break, the parking office has communicated that all rules and regulationswill be enforced with no exceptions. Fortunately, there are several good options available.Here are four options for parking near the McKnight Center and Greenwood School of Music.Additionally, many surface lots on campus do not require a permit after 5pm and on weekends.However, please follow the rules that are clearly displayed for each lot to avoid fines.1. Metered spots in the 4th Avenue GarageThis garage is attached to the McKnight Center and The Greenwood School of Music and has alarge number of metered spots on the ground floor. Price is 1.25/hour.Click here to view map.2. The Student Union Parking GarageThis garage is attached to the Atherton Hotel and is directly across the street from theMcKnight Center. You take a ticket upon entering and pay an attendant when you leave.Click here to view map.3. Street ParkingThe Greenwood School of Music and McKnight Center are on the edge of campus and thereare city streets around that you may be able to find parking. As with any other city, these spotsare first come first served. Please follow signage or you will be ticketed by the City of StillwaterPolice.4. Oklahoma State Parking and Transportation Services OfficeIf you wish to purchase a guest pass (might be slightly cheaper but all parking lots are furtheraway than options 1 and 2), or you are driving a very large vehicle that will not fit in one spaceor in a parking garage, you should contact this office.Contact: https://parking.okstate.edu or (405) 744-5000 Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
MAPLegendNSeretean Center forthe Performing Artsone way McKnight Center forthe Performing ArtsMORRILL AVE.Greenwood Schoolof MusicOSU CampusP4th AvenueParking GaragePHESTER ST.RAMSEY ST.UNIVERSITY AVE.FOURTH AVE. Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
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WEDNESDAY - 3 AND 7 P.M.Greenwood School of Music Rooms 101 and 110COMPETITIONTuba StudentPrelims: Wednesday 3 p.m.Greenwood School of Music Room 101Finals: Friday 4 p.m.Greenwood School of Music Room 110Adjudicators:Dr. Scott Roeder, Don Little, and David Mercedes Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
WEDNESDAY - 3 AND 7 P.M.McKnight Center Recital HallCOMPETITIONTuba Mock BandPrelims: Wednesday 3 p.m.McKnight Center Recital HallFinals: Wednesday, 7 p.m.McKnight Center Recital HallAdjudicators:Keith Packman, Phillip Black, and Dr. Gretchen Renshaw James Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
WEDNESDAY - 3 AND 7 P.M.McKnight Center Performance HallCOMPETITIONTuba Mock OrchestraPrelims: Wednesday 3 p.m.McKnight Center Performance HallFinals: Wednesday, 7 p.m.McKnight Center Performance HallAdjudicators:Ed Jones, Dr. Jerome Stover, and Dennis Bubert Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
WEDNESDAY - 3 P.M.Seretean Center Concert Hall, GSoM 101COMPETITIONEuphonium StudentPrelims: Wednesday 3 p.m.Finals: Friday 3 p.m.Seretean Center Concert HallGreenwood School of Music Room 101Adjudicators:Dr. David Humphreys, Dr. Ken Drobnak, and Brian Davis Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
WEDNESDAY - 3 AND 7 P.M.Greenwood School of Music Room 110COMPETITIONEuphonium Mock BandPrelims: Wednesday 3 p.m.Greenwood School of Music Room 110Finals: Wednesday, 7 p.m.Greenwood School of Music Room 110Adjudicators:Dr. Matthew Shipes, Dr. Cale Self, and Dr. Gail Robertson Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 8 TO 9 A.M.Greenwood School of Music - Room 110MORNING WARM-UPDr. Ralph Jean-PaulEveryone is welcome!Bring your instrument and warm up with Dr. Ralph Jean-Paul! Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 9:30 TO 10:30 A.M.McKnight Center Recital HallPRESENTATION / LECTUREAdvanced Conducting for Low Brass PerformersDr. Gretchen Renshaw JamesThis clinic is geared toward those who want to gain conductingknowledge and skills that go beyond what is often learned inundergraduate conducting courses. Participants will practice physicalexercises to develop conducting skills and learn how to implement ascore study technique.Through this combination of physical conducting practice along with anexamination of score study, participants will come away with new skillsand abilities so that they may help their current and future ensemblesachieve higher musical levels. This clinic will be beneficial to conductorsof all levels, and no prior conducting experience is required in order tofully participate.Participants should bring their conducting batons if they have them, butall of the conducting exercises can be done with or without a baton. Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 10 A.M. TO NOONGreenwood School of Music - Room 101COMPETITIONEuphonium ArtistPrelims: Thursday, 10 a.m. to noonGreenwood School of Music - Room 101Finals: Friday, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.Greenwood School of Music - Room 101Adjudicators: Dr. Ben Pierce, Dr. Jamie Lipton, Dr. Matt Mireles Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 10 A.M. TO NOONGreenwood School of Music - Rooms 101 and 110COMPETITIONTuba ArtistPrelims: Thursday, 10 a.m.Greenwood School of Music - Room 110Finals: Friday, noon to 1:30 p.m.Greenwood School of Music - Room 101Adjudicators: Charles Villarrubia, Dr. Chris Vivio, Patricio Cosentino Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 10:30 TO 11 A.M.McKnight Center Recital HallRECITALDr. David HumphreysThe Morning Song (1980)Roger Kellaway (b. 1939)Du liebst mich Nicht, Op. 59, No. 1 D.756Franz Schubert (1797-1828)Transcribed by David HumphreysDass sie hier gewesen, Op. 59, No. 2, D.775Franz Schubert (1797-1828)Transcribed by David HumphreysDu bist die Ruh, Op. 59, No. 3, D.776Franz Schubert (1797-1828)Transcribed by David HumphreysLachen und Weinen, Op. 59, No. 4, D.777Franz Schubert (1797-1828)Transcribed by David HumphreysDr. David Humphreys, tubaEllen Sommer, piano Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 11 TO 11:30 A.M.McKnight Center Recital HallRECITALDr. J.D. SalasThrough the TunnelBarbara YorkNew England ReveriesNeal CorwellCapriccioRodney NewtonDr. J.D. Salas, tubaEllen Sommer, piano Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 11:30 A.M. TO NOONMcKnight Center Recital HallRECITALDr. Jeremy LewisLaws of MotionBJ BrooksMetallic FiguresI. FuryII. TimeIII. VengeanceKevin DayDr. Jeremy Lewis, tubaDr. Kazuo Murakami, piano Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 2 TO 3:30 P.M.Greenwood School of Music - Room 110COMPETITIONQuartetPrelims: Thursday, 2 to 3:30 p.m.Greenwood School of Music - Room 110Finals: Friday, 3 to 4 p.m.Greenwood School of Music - Room 110Adjudicators: Raul Rodriguez, Dr. Clay Garrett, Dr. JD Salas Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 2:30 TO 3 P.M.McKnight Center Recital HallRECITAL5K BrassRounds and Dances (1980)I. Fanfare. Moderately fastCanzona Bergamasca (1621)Jan Bach (b. 1937)Samuel Scheidt (1587-1664)arr. Conrad De Jong (b.1934)Copperwave (2006)Breaking Point (2017)Joan Tower (b. 1938)Caleb Hammer (b. 1995)Alex Brown, Kole Pantuso – TrumpetEric Morin – HornKyle Malesevich – TromboneAndrew Jones – Tuba Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 3 TO 4 P.M.McKnight Center Recital HallMASTERCLASSTuba Orchestra MasterclassFeaturing the winner of the SCRTEC 2022 Tuba Mock Orchestra Competitionand Clinician, Ed Jones. Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 4 TO 5 P.M.McKnight Center Recital HallMASTERCLASSEuphonium Band MasterclassFeaturing the winner of the SCRTEC 2022 Euphonium Mock BandCompetition and Clinician, Dr. Matthew Shipes. Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 4:30 TO 5 P.M.McKnight Center Performance HallENSEMBLEUniversity of Texas Rio Grande ValleyTuba Euphonium EnsembleLight Calvary OvertureFranz von SuppeArr. Luis MaldonadoTubas LatinasAldo Rafael ForteYesterdayLennon/McCartneyArr. Akira MiyagawaStar Wars “Main Title”EuphoniumAdrian MaresAlejandro GarzaAlfonso GonzalezJose CastilloJoseph CardonaMya MendiolaPablo SalinasRaul VillanuevaStephen VallejoTony SaavedraJohn WilliamsArr. Toshinobu KinoshitaTubaAbelino MolinaAdrian IzquierdoAlessandro PenaAzdruball MontemayorGerardo CanoHector GonzalezItzhak CoronaJuan PenaPaul HernandezSamuel De LeonVictor CruzDr. Scott Roeder - DirectorAdrian Izquierdo - Graduate Student Conductor Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 7:30 TO 8:30 P.M.McKnight Center Performance HallEVENING CONCERTOklahoma State UniversityEdmond Santa Fe High SchoolDr. Kent EshelmanCharles VillarrubiaEleanor RigbyJohn Lennon and Paul McCartneyMartha My DearJohn Lennon and Paul McCartneyMr. Sandmanarr. Jacob Whitearr. Jacob WhitePat Ballardarr. Drew BonnerOklahoma State University Tuba Euphonium EnsembleDr. Ryan Robinson, conductorBridge Over Troubled WaterYellow SubmarinePaul Simonarr. The Lone ArrangerJohn Lennon and Paul McCartneyarr. StratosOklahoma State University Tuba Euphonium EnsembleEdmond Santa Fe High School Tuba Euphonium Ensemble Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 7:30 TO 8:30 P.M.McKnight Center Performance HallEVENING CONCERTOklahoma State UniversityEdmond Santa Fe High SchoolDr. Kent EshelmanCharles VillarrubiaOklahoma State University Tuba Euphonium EnsembleDr. Ryan Robinson, directorTubas:Rudy CarrascoJacob LacambraBlake LileLiam MorganDaylan PopeAvery ScammahornNathan TalleyJustin TorresEuphoniums:Dale AlimenaJosephine BryantCaleb CooperAnna DresbackConnor HuffstetterMax JohnsonAndres LabastidaDamian MancillaJohnn McCrayEdmond Santa Fe High School Tuba Euphonium EnsembleMr. Victor Djonorh, directorTubas:DJ DelzerDerek HardinMakenna HarlowBentley LippsGrant LusterZachary McNaughtTrevon RaglandLuke RobersonMadison Stacy Return to ScheduleEuphoniums:Max BoughmanJacob BurrCameron KimShaun LaskeyMary McGuireJessica O’ZeeRyan RustonEddie SermersheimCade StongMeridy TimkenContinuedSCRTEC
THURSDAY - 7:30 TO 8:30 P.M.McKnight Center Performance HallEVENING CONCERTOklahoma State UniversityEdmond Santa Fe High SchoolDr. Kent EshelmanCharles VillarrubiaSonatina for Oboe and Piano William Lovelock (1899-1986)III. VivoHomágeJohn Cheetham (b. 1939)CapricornoSwedish HymnPhilip Sparke (b. 1951)Traditional arr. Peter Graham (b. 1958)Isn’t She LovelyStevie Wonder (b. 1950)Dr. Kent Eshelman, tubaKristy Olefsky, pianoSonata No. 3 (7)AdagioAllegroLargoAllegroBenedetto Marcello (1686 – 1739)Adoration (3:30)Florence B. Price (1887 – 1953)Elfentanz (4)Florence B. Price (1887 – 1953)Lamento (8)Sophia Gubaidulina (b. 1931)Badinerie (2)J.S. Bach (1685 – 1750)Charles Villarrubia, tubaKristy Olefsky, piano Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
FRIDAY - 8 TO 9 A.M.Greenwood School of Music - Room 110MORNING WARM-UPPatricio CosentinoEveryone is welcome!Bring your instrument and warm up with Patricio Cosentino! Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
FRIDAY - 9 TO 9:30 A.M.McKnight Center Recital HallRECITALDr. Matthew Lindahl3 MiniaturesAnthony PlogTuba ConcertoCrescent LineAdamant ScherzoJennifer HigdonDr. Matthew Lindahl, tubaDr. Kazuo Murakami, piano Return to ScheduleSCRTEC
FRIDAY - 9:30 TO 10 A.M.McKnight Center Recital HallRECITALAlex PurdySolitary MeditationsMeditation IMeditation IIJose FloresTrumpet Concerto, Op. 18I. Allegro ModeratorII. Adagio FestivoIII. Rondo-Allegro ScherzandoOskar Böhme
Greenwood School of Music technical staff for their support and investment in this conference. I hope you have an exceptional experience at Oklahoma State University! Cordially, Jeffrey Loeffert, DMA Professor and Director Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music Oklahoma State University Welcome from Dr. Jeff Loeffert
