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Athletic Festival March - Prokofiev
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Athletic Festival March by Sergei Prokofiev on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Selections from "Hair" - Whitcomb
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Selections from "Hair" by Galt McDermot, arranged Ken Whitcomb on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Reflections - Nixon
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Reflections by Roger Nixon on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
An Original Suite - Jacob
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed An Original Suite by Gordon Jacob on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. I. March II. Intermezzo III. Finale -
Pageant - Persichetti
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Pageant by Vincent Persichetti on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
George Washington Bridge - Schuman
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed George Washington Bridge by William Schuman on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Under the Double Eagle - Wagner
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Under the Double Eagle by Josef Wagner on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Concerto for Trombones
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Concerto for Trombones on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. Soloist: Mangin Roeseler Trio: Mangin Roeseler, Dirk Maveus, and Gary Joslyn -
Prayer and Pantomime from Hansel and Gretel - Humperdink
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Prayer and Pantomime from Hansel and Gretel by Engelbert Humperdinck, arranged Joseph Maddy on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
March and Procession of Bacchus - Delibes
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed March and Procession of Bacchus by Leo Delibes on May 6, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Chorale and Capriccio - Giovannini
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Chorale and Capriccio by Caesar Giovannini, arranged Wayne Robinson on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Pieces of Eight - Jenkins & Neff
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Pieces of Eight by Joseph Wilcox Jenkins and Jerome Neff on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Chorale - Nelhybel
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Chorale by Vaclav Nelyhbel on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Sonata Pian e Forte - Gabrielli
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Sonata Pian e Forte by Giovanni Gabrielli on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Army of the Nile - Alford
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Army of the Nile by Kenneth Alford on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Phedre Overture - Massenet
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Phedre Overture by Jules Massenet, arranged Sefranek on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
Prelude and Fugue in f minor - Bright
The Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (UW - Eau Claire) Concert Band, James Stivers, conductor, performed Prelude and Fugue in f minor by Huston Bright on January 7, 1970 in the University Arena. -
The Stars and Stripes Forever - Sousa
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed The Stars and Stripes Forever by John Philip Sousa on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium. -
Colossus of Columbia - Alexander
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed Colossus of Columbia by Russell Alexander, arranged Bainum, on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium. -
In Storm and Sunshine - Heed
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed In Storm and Sunshine by J. C. Heed on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium. -
Lincoln Portrait - Copland
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed Lincoln Portrait by Aaron Copland, arranged Walter Beeler on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium. President Leonard Haas, narrator -
Third Suite - Jager
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed Third Suite by Robert E. Jager on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium. -
Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn - Dello Joio
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn by Norman Dell Joio on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium. -
Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Band - Fortunto
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Band by Donato D. Fortunto on February 8, 1970 in Schofield Auditorium. Soloist: Colleen Forster, alto saxophone -
Fantasia on a Folk Theme - Madden
The Wisconsin State University – Eau Claire (UW – Eau Claire) Symphony Band, Dr. Donald S. George, conductor, performed Fantasia on a Folk Theme by Edward J. Madden on February 8, 1970 in the Schofield Auditorium.