“Old Chestnuts” and “New Favorites” Favorite Teaching Pieces for Music Majors Applied Study:
Recital presented by Alabama Higher Education Division Applied Music Professors at the Alabama Music Educators 2012 In-Service Conference Friday, January 20, 4:30 PM
Double Concerto I. Allegro
II. Largo III. Allegro vivace
Katrina Phillips, clarinet Carly Johnson, trumpet Joel C. Jones, piano
Alabama State University, Montgomery Suite for Solo Guitar I. Prelude and Chant: Hunter’s Moon
Rises over Lake Catherine II. Indecision
III. Kaddish at Solstice V. Toccata
Robert Gibson, guitar Troy State University
Carlson’s Kit
1. Air 2. Polka 3. Canon 4. Rag
Denise Gainey, clarinet James Zingara, trumpet
University of Alabama at Birmingham HED Performers
Dr. Katrina Phillips is Assistant Professor of Music at Alabama State University where she teaches applied clarinet and music appreciation. She is also co- principal clarinetist of the Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra. She has also taught at Troy University and written numerous articles and reviews for The Clarinet, the journal of the International Clarinet Association. She has performed as soloist with Concerto Avenna (Warsaw, Poland), Alabama State University Wind Ensemble, Kansas City Symphony (MO), and Independence Symphony (MO). She has also performed at the International ClarinetFest in Austin, Texas and at the Alabama Music Educators Conference in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She holds doctoral and master’s degrees in clarinet performance and literature from the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign and a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her principal teachers included: J. David Harris, Daniel Silver, Bil Jackson, and John Weiner. As winner of the University of Illinois Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition, she performed Carl Nielsen’s Clarinet Concerto, Op. 57 with the orchestra in 2005.
Dr. Carly Johnson is Assistant Professor of Music at Alabama State University where she teaches applied trumpet, brass ensemble and brass methods. Dr. Johnson earned the Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from the Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University, the Master of Music degree in Trumpet Performance from the University
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of Florida, and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Trumpet Performance from The Ohio State University. A versatile and active musician, Dr. Johnson has performed with the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra, Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, Alabama Shakespeare Festival Orchestra, Youngstown (Ohio) Symphony Orchestra, Ashland (Ohio) Symphony Orchestra, Springfield (Ohio) Symphony Orchestra, Columbus (Ohio) Symphony Orchestra, Columbus (Ohio) ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, Columbus (Ohio) Bach Ensemble, and the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra. In addition to her continued subbing and extra work with various orchestras, recent activities include a 1st Prize award in the trumpet division at the 2010 Susan B. Slaughter International Solo Brass Competition, clinics and performances at the annual AMEA Professional Conference and various high schools throughout Alabama, regular solo and chamber recitals presented at ASU and other universities, and a brass quintet tour of Latvia, Lithuanian and Estonia.
Dr. Joel C. Jones, a native of Chicago, IL earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Talladega College, Talladega Alabama in 1977, a Master’s degree in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois in 1978, and a D.M.A. in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa in 2001. Dr. Jones is currently serving as Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities in the Department of
Music at Alabama State University.
Robert Gibson, born in 1977, began his musical studies at age 11. In 2000 he earned a Bachelor of Music Degree in Guitar Performance from the University of Texas at San Antonio under the direction of Dr. Matthew Dunne. He completed a Master’s of Music degree in 2002 and a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in 2007 with Adam Holzman at the University of Texas at Austin where he was an assistant from 2005-2007. In the summer of 2006, he completed his fourth year of studies with the legendary guitarist Oscar Ghiglia at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena Italy. Dr. Gibson has also studied with Pepe Romero, David Russell, Eliot Fisk, Sharon Isbin, Aaron Shearer, Leo Brouwer, Ricardo Cobo, Bruce Holzman and others in master class settings. Robert has given performances in United States, Mexico, Spain and Italy. He has also performed as a soloist with several orchestras including the San Antonio Symphony, under the baton of Ken-David Masur and Larry Rechleff. Robert is dedicated to performing and promoting new music for the guitar. Dr. Gibson has had the privilege of working with and premiering the works of such notable composers as Donald Grantham, James Norman and actor Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Denise A. Gainey is Associate Professor of Clarinet and Instrumental Music Education and Coordinator of Graduate Studies in Music at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She is a Backun Artist/
Thomas N. Rice Wind Quintet No. 2
Intro to I. Back in Time II. In Heaven
Miguel del Aguila b. 1957
Whitney Farris O’Neal, flute Lara Wilmot Lay, oboe
Yasmin A. Flores, clarinet David McCullough, horn Johnna Jones Stafford, bassoon
University of North Alabama Wind Quintet
Traci Mendel b. 1964
Lori Ardovino, narrator Joseph Ardovino, trumpet University of Montevallo
Gordon Jacob 1895-1984
Vacation time I. A Dragonfly
II. Snowflakes III. Houses IV. Yolande the Panda V. Kisses VI. Masks
Lori Ardovino b. 1960
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