Tubular Bells, Sleigh Bells and More: A concert by the Webster University Wind Ensemble
When
Nov 23, 2009 7:00 pm (Monday)
Where
Community Music School of Webster University
535 Garden Avenue
Saint Louis, MO 63119
Saint Louis, MO 63119
38.588027
-90.3342695
What
The Webster University Wind Ensemble performs an eclectic concert featuring selections for the entire group as well as compositions for the individual sections. Colton Lytle, a Webst...
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Description
The Webster University Wind Ensemble performs an eclectic concert featuring selections for the entire group as well as compositions for the individual sections. Colton Lytle, a Webster University percussion major, has arranged Tubular Bells (1973) by Michael Oldfield for the Percussion Ensemble. Bells will also be present in Troika (a three-horse drawn sleigh) movement from Lieutenant Kijé (1933) by Sergei Prokofiev.
Wind Ensemble
James A. Martin, director
Ewazen - Western Fanfare
Prokofiev - Two movements from Lieutenant Kijé
Percussion Ensemble
Henry Claude, director
Oldfield, arr. by Lytle - Tubular Bells
Saxophone Ensemble
Mike Karpowicz, director
Hartley - Adagio for Saxophones
Chamber Winds
Eric Ring, director
Telemann - Sonata in C: Adagio and Allegro, TWV 43:C
Wind Ensemble
James A. Martin, director
Ewazen - Western Fanfare
Prokofiev - Two movements from Lieutenant Kijé
Percussion Ensemble
Henry Claude, director
Oldfield, arr. by Lytle - Tubular Bells
Saxophone Ensemble
Mike Karpowicz, director
Hartley - Adagio for Saxophones
Chamber Winds
Eric Ring, director
Telemann - Sonata in C: Adagio and Allegro, TWV 43:C
Cost
Payment required. $3 general admission; students freeMore about Community Music School of Webster University
Community Music School of Webster University
With a history spanning more than 80 years, the Community Music School of Webster University (CMS) offers outstanding music education and performance opportunities to students of all ages and abilities. Faculty members of the Community Music School include world-class performers who are more than accomplished musicians. They are professional teachers trained to teach students of all ages. The entire St. Louis metropolitan region and beyond is served with four locations, including the new headquarters and concert hall located on the Webster University campus in historic Webster Groves.View all Community Music School of Webster University events
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