Concert Band
Patty Saunders, conductorMolly Allman, conductor
UNC Greensboro
Concert Band
Patty Saunders, conductorJaden Brown, conductor
Concert Band
Patty Saunders, conductorMolly Allman, conductor
Concert Band
Patty Saunders, conductorJaden Brown, conductor
Symphonic Band
The Symphonic Band welcomes faculty artist Eric Willie for a program spanning centuries and styles, from the festive energy of Gervasoni and the expressive lyricism of Bach to a new work by Sekhon. The concert closes with H. Owen Reed’s colorful “La fiesta mexicana,” a celebrated portrait of the sights, sounds, and spirit of a Mexican festival.
Symphonic Band
Featuring faculty artist Stephanie Ycaza, the Symphonic Band presents works by John Philip Sousa, Kelijah Dunton, Vincent Persichetti, Bruce Broughton, Germaine Tailleferre, and Nubia Jaime-Donjuan. Blending wind band classics, contemporary voices, and global influences, the program showcases the breadth of the concert band repertoire.
Symphonic Band
The UNCG Symphonic Band presents a diverse program featuring works by Tielman Susato, Joaquín Turina, Jennifer Jolley, and Fisher Tull. Spanning Renaissance dances, Spanish lyricism, contemporary soundscapes, and a wind band classic, the concert showcases the ensemble’s versatility and artistry.
Symphonic Band
The UNCG Symphonic Band presents an exciting program exploring the many shades of light and color through contemporary and classic wind band music by Katahj Copley, William Latham, David Biedenbender, Gustav Holst, Jodie Blackshaw, and John Mackey.
Wind Ensemble
The UNCG Wind Ensemble brings bold sounds, vivid colors, and compelling musical storytelling to the 36th Annual Carolina Band Festival and Conductors Conference. Featuring guest conductors and a UNCG faculty sextet, the performance showcases works by Paul Dooley, Roger Dickerson, Shuying Li, Gabriela Ortiz, and John Mackey.
Jazz Ensembles I and II ∙ 100 Years of John Coltrane
The Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program celebrates jazz legend and High Point native John Coltrane with a semester-long tribute beginning with Jazz Ensembles I and II. Under the direction of Chad Eby and Steve Haines, these outstanding student artists showcase the legacy of one of the most influential figures in jazz history.