22 Aug
7:30 pm 2015

Ataloa Theatre

The Frontier Brass Band is performing this Saturday night, August 22, in the Ataloa at 7:30pm.  The concert is free and open to all.

The group was formed a year and a half ago, and it was a thrill for me to get to conduct their 1st performance.  Outstanding brass and percussion players from central Oklahoma comprise the group, including many of the symphony musicians.  Much of their repertoire is from the British brass band tradition.

Allen Correll

Reflections of Freedom
 

Reflections of Freedom Frontier Brass Band East Central University
August 22, 2015

The Star Spangled Banner


Olympic Fanfare and Theme


Over the Rainbow


Liberty Fanfare


Shenandoah


Largo from Symphony No.9


God Bless the USA

John Stafford Smith
arr. Luigi Zaninelli/Lee Harrelson

John Williams
arr. Peter Graham

Harold Arlen
arr. Ray Farr

John Williams
arr. Steve Sykes

traditional
arr. Leonard Ballantine

Antonin Dvorák
arr. Lee Harrelson

Lee Greenwood
arr. Troy Helm

Intermission

Summon the Heroes


Hymn to the Fallen


National Emblem


Ashaken Farewell


An American Tale

John Williams
arr. Ryan Sharp

John Williams
arr. Klaus van de Woude

E. E. Bagley
arr. Lee Harrelson

Jay Ungar
arr. Alan Fernie

Dan Price

Reflections of Freedom
roster

Conductor

Soprano Cornet

Principal Solo Cornet
Solo Cornet

Solo Cornet
Solo Cornet

Repiano Cornet

2nd Cornet
2nd Cornet

3rd Cornet
3rd Cornet

Flugelhorn
Solo Tenor Horn

1st Tenor Horn
2nd Tenor Horn

1st Baritone
2nd Baritone

1st Trombone
2nd Trombone

Bass Trombone

E-flat Bass
E-flat Bass

B-flat Bass
B-flat Bass

Timpani
Percussion

– Matt Mireles

– Ryan Sharp

– Karl Sievers
– Michael Mann

– Jay Jones
– Kirk Palmer

– Cory Johnson

– Christi Wans
– Clint Rohr

– Lee Rucker
– Paul Stephens

– Michael Anderson
– Connie Barrington

– Logan Fish
– Evan Chancellor

– Jace Vickers
– Nate Gay

– John Horton
– Katie Walke

– Stephen Kunzer

– Ryan Robinson
– Paul Nesper

– Brian Dobbins
– Kody Smith

– Dave Hardman
– Sarah Neely

Jaimie Whitmarsh
Nikola Gjorcevski