Program

BGSU Horn Club
Dr. Andrew Pelletier, director

Harambee, for two solo horns and horn ensemble (1998) | Paul Basler (b. 1963)
          Hannah Oprea and Ethan Hupp, solo horns

Tristan Fantasy, for horn choir | R. Wagner, arr. Jeurissen

"Alone Again", from Three Portraits for Horn Octet (1991) | Richard Bissill (b. 1960)

Voce Mea ad Dominum, for double horn choir | Gracian Baban, arr. Reynolds

Personnel:
Brayden Adamisin, Ash Behn, Bird Birmingham, Julia Butscher, Emma Clement, Stephanie Decroix, Charles Ditchman, Elena Maria Farmer, Mitchell Hemme, Ethan Hupp, Ella Jobe, Ellie Kronberg, Tre Myers, Hannah Oprea, Rowen Raynes, Corey Schwartzkopf, Rebecca Schwartzkopf, Zoe Voelker, Kirby Zinniel

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BGSU Tuba Euphonium Ensemble
David Saltzman, director

Fanfare for a Big Man | Jim Self (1943)

La Morte dell’ Oom | J. Self

Symphony No. 4 | P. Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), arr. J. Self
    IV. Finale

Personnel
Benjamin Bates, Hannah Crowe, Brady Fortman, Zai Johnson, Zephyr McQuade, Kayden Moore & Kirby Zinniel - euphoniums

Matthew Brewton, Mason Combs, Tyler Huntington, Ethan Morris, Ethan Owens, Sakda Pharchumcharna, Kyle Recker, Trey Reed, Connor Remington, Braeden Scheirer, Jacob Stierman & Noah White - tubas

Assisted by Mason Marquette and Evan McCord percussion

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