UWEC Bands Centennial Project
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UWEC Bands Centennial Project
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The Severn Suite - Elgar
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band I, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed The Severn Suite by Edward Elgar, arranged Alfred Reed on May 5, 1974 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
A Tribute to Stephen Foster - Nestico
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed A Tribute to Stephen Foster arranged by Sammy Nestico on May 5, 1974 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Chant and Jubilo - McBeth
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Chant and Jubilo by W. Francis McBeth on May 5, 1974 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Sea Portrait - La Gassey
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Sea Portrait by Homer La Gassey on May 5, 1974 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Miniature Set for Band - White
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Miniature Set for Band by Donald H. White on May 5, 1974 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. I. Prelude II. Monologue III. Interlude IV. Dialogue V. Postlude -
Block M Concert March - Bilik
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Block M Concert March by Jerry H. Bilik on May 5, 1974 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Sabre and Spurs - Sousa
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Sabre and Spurs March by John Philip Sousa on May 3, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Ballade for Solo Eb Alto Saxophone and Band - Reed
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Ballade for Solo Eb Alto Saxophone and Band by Alfred Reed on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. Soloist: Randy Wanless, alto saxophone -
Cole Porter Portrait - Porter
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed a Cole Porter Symphonic Portrait by Cole Porter, arranged Robinson, on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Chorale and Shaker Dance - Zdechlick
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Chorale and Shaker Dance by John Zdechlick on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Concerto Grosso No. 1 - Bright
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Concerto Grosso No. 1 by Houston Bright on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. Concertino: Mary Berg, flute Patricia Pakiz, oboe Corrine Hintz, clarinet -
Toccata - Frescobaldi
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Toccata by Girolamo Frescobaldi, arranged Slocum on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Festival - Clifton Williams
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band II, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Festival by Clifton Williams on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
The Standard of St. George March - Alford
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band I, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed The Standard of St. George March by Kenneth J. Alford on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Concert Duet for Tenor and Bass Trombones - Tanner
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band I, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Concert Duet for Tenor and Bass Trombone by Paul Tanner on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. Joel Shoemaker and Clay Overlien, trombone soloists -
La Fiesta Mexicana - Reed
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band I, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed La Fiesta Mexicana by H. Owen Reed on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Chester Overture - Schuman
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Concert Band I, Rodney Hudson, conductor, performed Chester Overture by William Schuman on May 2, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. * The opening to the recording shows some signs of degradation in the opening of the piece, but clears up after the woodwind statement of the theme. -
Overture to "Nabucco" - Verdi
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed Overture to "Nabucco" January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Folk Song Suite - Vaughan Williams
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed Folk Song Suite by Ralph Vaughan Williams on January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Golden Bear March - Richards
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed Golden Bear March by J. J. Richards on January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Selections from "Oliver" - Leyden
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed Selections from "Oliver" arranged by Norman Leyden on January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Finale from Symphony No. 1 in G minor - Kalinnikov
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed the Finale from Symphony No. 1 in G minor by Basil Kalinnikov on January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Symphonic Overture - Carter
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed Symphonic Overture by Charles Carter on January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
March from "A Little Suite" - Arnold
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James E. Curnow, conductor, performed March from "A Little Suite" by Malcolm Arnold on January 13, 1971 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. -
Jeff Lawrence Combo
The Jazz Lawrence Combo performed Maiden Voyage and Sweet Sioux on November 19, 1973 in the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall.