Concert Programs
SIWE focuses on new and standard concert literature for winds and percussion. We also have a complete alphabetical list of repertoire we have performed.
May 1, 2024, Bloomington High School South (PDF)
November 6, 2023, Bloomington High School South (PDF)
May 3, 2023, Bloomington High School North | ||||
John Williams/Curnow | Olympic Fanfare and Theme | |||
Leonard Bernstein/Grundman | Candide Suite | |||
John Mackey | Sheltering Sky | |||
Albert Lavignac/Phelan | Galop-Marche | |||
Frank Ticheli | Shenandoah | |||
Howard Hanson/McBeth | Symphony No. 2 – Movement 3 | |||
John Philip Sousa | El Capitan March | |||
May 4, 2022, Bloomington High School South | ||||
Leonard Bernstein/Beeler | Overture to Candide | |||
Mark Camphouse | Fantasia on Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair | |||
Paul Hindemith | March from Symphonic Metamorphosis | |||
Morten Lauridsen/Reynolds | O Magnum Mysterium | |||
Frank Ticheli | Wild Nights | |||
Julie Giroux | One Life Beautiful | |||
Claude T. Smith | Eternal Father, Strong to Save | |||
May 6, 2013, Paoli Jr/Sr High School Auditorium | ||||
Edward Gregson | Festivo | |||
Percy Grainger | Molly on the Shore | |||
Yo Goto | Lux Aeterna | |||
Julius Fucik | Florentiner | |||
Roland Seitz | March Grandioso | |||
February 19th, 2013, Bloomington High School South | ||||
Joseph Turrin | Scarecrow Overture | |||
Steven Bryant | Suite Dreams | |||
Mussorgsky/Boyd | Great Gate of Kiev from Pictures at an Exhibition | |||
Sousa/Brion,Schissel | El Capitan | |||
February 14, 2013, Bloomington High School North | ||||
Edward Gregson | Festivo | |||
Frank Ticheli | Angels in the Architecture | |||
Percy Grainger | Molly on the Shore | |||
Gustav Holst | First Suite in E-flat, Op. 28, No. 1 | |||
David Reeves | Fond Farewell | |||
Yo Goto | Lux Aeterna | |||
Julius Fučk | The Florentiner Marsch | |||
November 17, 2011, Bloomington High School North | ||||
Leonard Bernstein | Overture to Candide | |||
Martin Ellerbe | Paris Sketches | |||
Heather Schmidt | Ocean of Storms – Premiere performance | |||
Camille Saint-Saens | Morceau de Concert (w/Mitch Serslev, horn) | |||
Vincent Persichetti | Divertimento | |||
Frank Ticheli | Wild Nights! | |||
May 9, 2011, Bloomington High School North | ||||
Peter Mennin | Canzona (1951) | |||
Heather Schmidt | Sea of the Edge (2011) Premiere performance | |||
Aaron Copland (arr. Donand Hunsberger) | Quiet City | |||
Mike Mower | Concerto for Flute & Wind Orchestra (w/Kate Lukas, flute soloist) | |||
Percy Aldridge Grainger (arr. Richard Franko Goldman) | Handel in the Strand | |||
Concert preview by Peter Jacobi of the Bloomington Herald-TimesConcert review by Peter Jacobi of the Bloomington Herald-Times | ||||
February 10, 2011, Winter Concert, Brown County High School (Nashville) | ||||
SIWE Side-by-Side Series | ||||
John Barnes Chance | Variations on a Korean Folk Song (1965) | |||
Heather Schmidt | Sea of Serenity (2011) – Premiere performance | |||
John Williams (arr. James Curnow) | The Cowboys | |||
Dmitri Shostakovich (arr. Donald Hunsberger) | Galop (w/the Brown County High School Band) | |||
November 11, 2010, Veterans Day Concert, Bloomington High School North | ||||
Gordon Jacob | Celebration Overture (1984) | |||
Robert Russell Bennett | Suite of Old American Dances (1950) | |||
Arthur Pryor | The Patriot (w/Carl Lenthe, trombone soloist) (1904) | |||
William Schuman | Chester (1957) | |||
Warren Benson | The Passing Bell (1974) | |||
Randall Thompson (trans., Lewis Buckley) | Alleluia (1940/1993) | |||
Charles Ives (arr. Schuman/Roads) | Variations on America (1891/1968) | |||
May 10, 2010, “Offbeat Marches,” Bloomington High School North | ||||
Percy Aldridge Grainger (ed. R. Mark Rogers) | ‘The Gum-Suckers’ March (1914/1942) | |||
Gustav Holst (arr. Gordon Jacob) | Moorside March (from A Moorside Suite, 1928) | |||
Darius Milhaud | Suite Francaise (1945) | |||
Michio Mamiya | Glory of Catalonia (1990) | |||
Sergei Prokofiev (arr. Richard Franko Goldman) | Athletic Festival March, Op. 69, No. 1 (1935) | |||
Edvard Grieg (trans. Jan Eriksen, ed. Frederick Fennell) | Funeral March for Rikard Nordraak (1866) | |||
Samuel Barber | Commando March (1943) | |||
Charles Ives (arr. by James B. Sinclair) | Country Band March (1903) | |||
Paul Hindemith (trans. Keith Wilson) | March, from Symphonic Metamorphoses on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber (1945) | |||
March 1, 2010, Owen Valley High School, Spencer, Indiana | ||||
SIWE Side-by-Side Series | ||||
Dmitri Shostkovich (arr. Donald Hunsberger) | Festive Overture (1954/1965) | |||
Mark Camphouse | Yosemite Autumn (2004) | |||
Percy Aldridge Grainger (ed. Frederick Fennell) | Lincolnshire Posy (1939/1987) | |||
Leroy Anderson (arr. Michael Edwards) | Bugler’s Holiday (1955/1994) (w/the Owen Valley High School Band) | |||
January 23, 2010, Indiana Music Educators Association Convention, Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis | ||||
Ron Nelson | Lauds (Praise High Day) (1982) | |||
Leonard Bernstein (arr. Frank Bencriscutto) | Profanation, from Symphony No. 1 (1943/1995) | |||
Johnnie Vinson | Three Czech Folk Songs (1991) | |||
Vincent Persichetti | O Cool is the Valley (1972) | |||
Norman Dello Joio | Variants on a Mediaeval Tune (1963) | |||
January 19, 2010, Paoli High School, Paoli, Indiana | ||||
Ron Nelson | Lauds (Praise High Day) (1982) | |||
Gustav Holst | Second Suite in F for Military Band (1922) | |||
Johnnie Vinson | Three Czech Folk Songs (1991) | |||
Leonard Bernstein (arr. Frank Bencriscutto) | Profanation, from Symphony No. 1 (1943/1995) | |||
Vincent Persichetti | O Cool is the Valley (1972) | |||
Norman Dello Joio | Variants on a Mediaeval Tune (1963) | |||
November 16, 2009, Bloomington High School North, “Fall Concert” | ||||
Ron Nelson | Lauds (Praise High Day) (1982) | |||
Howard Hanson (arr. John Boyd) | Suite from the Opera Merry Mount (1934/2000) | |||
Donald White | Concertino for Solo Timpani, Winds, and Percussion (1972) | |||
Claude T. Smith | Eternal Father, Strong to Save (1975) | |||
Percy Aldridge Grainger | Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Doon (1936) | |||
Gustav Holst | Second Suite in F for Military Band (1922) | |||
Norman Dello Joio | Variants on a Mediaeval Tune (1963) | |||
“The ensemble’s fall concert … testified to the quality of membership and the players’ ability to coalesce into a true unit.” Peter Jacobi, Bloomington Herald-Times. Read Jacobi’s full review. | ||||
May 11, 2009, Bloomington High School North, “Fantasy, Mystery, and Mayhem” | ||||
John Adams (arr. Larry Odom) | Short Ride in a Fast Machine (1986/1994) | |||
Eric Whitacre | Ghost Train (1994) | |||
Ron Nelson | Danza Capriccio (1991), Otis Murphy, saxophone soloist | |||
Johan de Meij | Gollum, from the Lord of the Rings Symphony (1988) | |||
Edward Elgar (arr. Alfred Reed) | Nimrod, from Enigma Variations (1899/1965) | |||
Vincent Persichetti | Masquerade for Band (1966) | |||
Paul Dukas (arr. Mark Hindsley) | Sorcerer s Apprentice | |||
“The Southern Indiana Wind Ensemble is the real deal. Its program of ‘Fantasy, Mystery and Mayhem’ … affirmed that once and for all.” Peter Jacobi, Bloomington Herald-Times. Read Jacobi’s full review. | ||||
March 2, 2009, Owen Valley High School, “American Originals” | ||||
SIWE Side-by-Side Series | ||||
Claude T. Smith | Festival Variations (1982) | |||
Frank Tichelli | Amazing Grace | |||
James Barnes | Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Niccolo Paganini (1989) | |||
Brian Balmages | Summer Dances (w/Owen Valley High School Band) | |||
February 13, 2009, Eastern Greene High School, “American Originals” | ||||
SIWE Side-by-Side Series | ||||
Claude T. Smith | Festival Variations (1982) | |||
Howard Hanson | Chorale and Alleluia (1954) | |||
James Barnes | Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Nicollo Paganini (1989) | |||
Karl King (arr. James Swearingen) | Bonds of Glory (1955/1994) (w/Eastern Greene High School Band) | |||
November 24, 2008, Bloomington HS North, “Winds Around the World” | ||||
Andreas Makris (arr. Major Albert Bader) | Aegean Festival Overture (1967/1970) | |||
Gustav Holst | Hammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo (1930) | |||
Silvestre Revueltas (arr. Frank Bencriscutto) | Sensemay (1938) | |||
Al Cobine | Suite for Trumpet and Concert Band (1972), Dominic Spera, Trumpet | |||
Bernard Rogers | Three Japanese Dances (1933) | |||
May 20, 2008, Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, “Colors of the Winds” | ||||
Scott Boerma | Fanfare for a Golden Sky (2003) | |||
Roger Cichy | Colours (1999) | |||
Robert Russell Bennett | Rose Variations (1955), John Rommel, Trumpet | |||
Michael Gandolfi | Vientos Y Tangos (2004) | |||
Mark Camphouse | Fantasia On Black Is The Colour of My True Love’s Hair (2005), conducted by Stephen Pratt | |||
Frank Ticheli | Blue Shades (1997) | |||
Aaron Copland | The Red Pony: Film Suite for Band, Mvts. 1 and 4 (1951/1969) | |||
“In a program of works themed on colors, the ensemble showed that challenges are what it exists to conquer, that mastering difficulties is an endeavor to enjoy,” Peter Jacobi, Bloomington Herald-Times. Read Jacobi’s full review. | ||||
February 19, 2008, Bloomington HS South, “Music of the British Isles” | ||||
SIWE Side-by-Side Series | ||||
Haydn Wood | Tone Poem: Mannin Veen (1933) | |||
Percy Aldridge Grainger | Irish Tune from County Derry (1918) | |||
Malcolm Arnold, arr. John Paynter | Four Scottish Dances (1957/1978) | |||
John Phillip Sousa | Washington Post March (1889/1983; w/the Bloomington South Advanced Concert Band) | |||
November 28, 2007, Bloomington HS North, Debut Concert | ||||
SIWE Side-by-Side Series | ||||
Scott Lindroth | Spin Cycle (2001) | |||
Morton Lauridsen, arr. H. Robert Reynolds | O Magnum Mysterium (1994/2003) | |||
Percy Aldridge Grainger | Children’s March, “Over the Hills and Far Away” (1919) | |||
H. Owen Reed | La Fiesta Mexicana (1949) | |||
Charles W. Smith | Christmas in the Round (w/the Bloomington North Symphonic Band) | |||
“One could already discern an admirable sense of unity and a world of promise,” Peter Jacobi, Bloomington Herald-Times. Read the full review and listen to a pre-concert interview that aired on WFIU November 27. |
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