The BRASS BAND OF BATTLE CREEK presents
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200TH ANNIVERSARY OF
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We Love
What We Hear.
Thank you to the Brass Band of Battle Creek for this
great tradition, and setting the perfect tone for our warm
summer nights. Here’s to a safe and healthy 2014.
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Col. Arnald D. Gabriel
Guest Conductor
Col. Arnald D. Gabriel retired from the
United States Air Force in 1985 following a
distinguished 36 year military career, at which
time he was awarded his third Legion of Merit for
his service to the United States Air Force and to
music education throughout the country.
He served as Commander/Conductor of the
internationally renowned U.S. Air Force Band,
Symphony Orchestra, and Singing Sergeants
from 1964 to 1985. In 1990, he was named the
first Conductor Emeritus of the USAF Band at a
special concert held at DAR Constitution Hall
in Washington, DC. Col. Gabriel served on the faculty of George Mason University in Fairfax,
Virginia, from 1985 to 1995, as Conductor of the GMU Symphony Orchestra and as Chairman,
Department of Music for eight of those years. In recognition of his ten years service to the
university, he was named Professor Emeritus of Music.
A combat machine gunner with the United States Army’s famed 29th Infantry Division in
Europe during WW II, Gabriel received two awards of the Bronze Star Medal, the Combat
Infantryman’s Badge and the French Croix de Guerre.
Following his separation from the Army in 1946, Gabriel enrolled in Ithaca College, where he
earned both Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Music Education. In 1989, his alma
mater conferred upon him an Honorary Doctor of Music degree and in 1997, he was further
honored with its Lifetime Achievement Award.
He is also listed in the International Who ‘s Who in Music, 7th edition. Col. Gabriel’s
professional honors include the very first Citation of Excellence awarded by the National Band
Association, the Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic’s Gold Medal of Honor and
its Distinguished Service to Music Award, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia’s New Millennium Lifetime
Achievement Award and its rarely presented National Citation for “significant contributions to
music in America”, Kappa Kappa Psi’s Distinguished Service to Music Award, Phi Beta Mu’s
Outstanding Contribution to Bands Award, and the St. Cecilia Award from the University of
Notre Dame.
Col. Gabriel was inducted into the National Band Association Hall of Fame of Distinguished
Band Conductors, becoming the youngest person ever to have received this honor, and was
an inaugural inductee to the Distinguished Alumni Wall of Fame of Cortland High School
in Cortland, New York. He is also a Past President of the prestigious American Bandmasters
Association. In 2008, the US Air Force Band dedicated the Arnald D. Gabriel Hall in his honor,
and Bands of America inducted Col Gabriel into its Hall of Fame. Col. Gabriel has performed
in all 50 of the United States and in 50 countries around the world.
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In addition to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, among the hundreds of major orchestras and
bands he has conducted are the Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, San Antonio, Memphis, Florida,
Glendale (California), Green Bay (Wisconsin), York and Williamsport (Pennsylvania), Fairfax
(Virginia), Puerto Rico, and Tatui Sao Paulo (Brazil), symphony orchestras, the Carabiniere
Band and the Air Force Band (Italy), the Band of the Royal Netherlands Marines, the Royal
Hellenic Band (Greece), the Staff Music Corps (Bonn, Germany), the National Band of the
Canadian Forces (Ottawa), The Dallas Wind Symphony, the Gamagori Band and the Tokyo
Kosei Wind Orchestra (Japan).
Col. Gabriel was named Music Director Emeritus of the McLean (VA) Orchestra for his
outstanding leadership from 1986 to 2002. Col. Gabriel continues to appear as clinician at
major state, regional, and university music festivals and guest conducts outstanding school,
college, municipal, and military bands as well as orchestras around the world.
Colonel Gabriel’s appearance was generously underwritten
by the Battle Creek Community Foundation.
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Michael J. Garasi
Guest Conductor
Possessing extraordinary stage charisma and ease
of connection with audiences, an intuitive and
instinctive understanding and passion for music,
and having broad-scope experience directing
ensembles of all genres and levels, Michael J.
Garasi is one of the most engaging, and exciting
professional conductors of our day.
Mr. Garasi is the Music Director and Principal
Conductor of the professional, Florida Lakes
Symphony Orchestra in Central Florida. Under
maestro Garasi’s baton, the FLSO has become a
significant profile in the Central Florida community.
His creative contributions to the regular FLSO concert season include: side-by-side performances
with local youth orchestras and college students in the area, the development of the FLSO Chamber
Music Series and Meet the Musician Series, the formation of the annual Concerto/Aria Competition
for Young Artists, and the programming of premiere works by local composers.
Previously, Mr. Garasi has held positions of Music Director/Conductor for the Treasure Coast
Symphony, and the Broward Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Garasi has been guest conductor for the
Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, and for six years, annually conducted the Epcot Candlelight
Processional Orchestra and 200-voice choir at Walt Disney World.
A committed advocate for the performance of new music, Mr. Garasi was invited and conducted
the premiere season of the professional New Score Chamber Orchestra in Orlando, Florida,
performing the music of living composers of our day. Mr. Garasi was also a part of the 1st “Young
Composers Challenge” annual event, sponsored by the Orlando Philharmonic. At the School of
Performing Arts at the University of Central Florida, Mr. Garasi performed on piano in Steve
Reich’s “Music for 18 Musicians”, was the Advisor for the formation of NewME (New Music
Ensemble), which provided student composers and performers an opportunity to compose/perform
contemporary art music, and implemented the UCF Annual Composition Competition.
Mr. Garasi has had the privilege of conducting such outstanding artists as Harpist Elizabeth
Hainen; Trumpeter Philip Smith, Cuban guitarist Carlos Molina; mezzo-soprano Rachelle
Fleming, (sister to world-renowned soprano, Rene Fleming), and bass baritone Michael Riley.
With a gift for understanding, motivating and conducting youth ensembles, Mr. Garasi has
spent years investing in the lives of young musicians. As a full-time faculty member of the
School of Performing Arts at the University of Central Florida for seven years, Mr. Garasi was
on the instrumental conducting faculty conducting the symphony orchestra, wind ensemble,
chamber orchestra for the musicals in collaboration with UCF Theatre, and taught numerous
undergraduate and graduate courses, including Music Theory, Music Appreciation, and
Conducting. Mr. Garasi has held positions as the Artistic Director/Conductor of the Brevard
Symphony Youth Orchestra, the Conductor of the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra’s
Philharmonia, and has been actively involved in public and private school music education as
guest conductor of All-County Honors orchestras and bands throughout the state of Florida.
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Acclaimed as one of the most formidable and reputable conductors in the world of Brass
Bands, Mr. Garasi is known for his dynamic presence and leadership, both in preparation
and performance. Charismatic, trend-setting, progressive and creative, Mr. Garasi was the
musical director of the Brass Band of Central Florida for nine years, leading them to win both
major titles in US brass banding, two tours to England, recording four albums and leading
the ensemble to a new level of national and international prominence. Mr. Garasi became
the first American brass band conductor ever to be nominated by England’s 4 Bars Rest.com
for the “Newcomer of the Year” Award in 2004 and the “Conductor of the Year” award in
2006. Mr. Garasi also won the “Best New Arrangement” Award in the U.S. Open Brass Band
Championships in 2004 and 2005. In 2007, Mr. Garasi became the first American conductor
to adjudicate at the most prestigious entertainment competition for brass bands in the
world, the Brass in Concert Competition at the Sage in Gateshead, England. Because of this
international success, Mr. Garasi was invited to England twice to conduct the world famous
Grimethorpe Colliery Band on numerous concerts and at the Brass in Concert Competition
in 2008. Still active in the world of Brass Bands, Mr. Garasi was recently invited to adjudicate
at the North American Brass Band Championships in 2013, and is presently on the NABBA
Board of Directors.
Mr. Garasi studied at the Eastman School of Music and holds a bachelor and master degrees
from the Cleveland Institute of Music. In addition to his formal degrees, Mr. Garasi has studied
advanced conducting with Kenneth Kiesler, Michael Jinbo, and Joseph Kreines.
Mr. Garasi is married to published music and curriculum writer and editor, Cherry T. Garasi.
Michael and Cherry reside in Houston, Texas.
Michael-Leon Wooley
Narrator/Vocalist
Michael-Leon Wooley is a television, film and theatre
actor best known for lending his talents to the voice
of Louis, The Alligator in Disney’s Oscar nominated
animated feature film, The Princess and the Frog.
Other film appearances include: Dreamgirls, Premium
Rush, Ghost Town, and the up coming animated
features Savva and The Heroes. Best know on Broadway
as the voice of the man-eating plant AUDREY 2 in
the Broadway production of Little Shop of Horrors,
Michael-Leon also appeared in The Music Man, Five
Guys Named Moe, Abby’s Song and American Buffalo.
On television, Michael-Leon has been seen on Austin & Ally (Disney) Friend Me (CBS), Bored
to Death (HBO), Law & Order (NBC), Knights of Prosperity (ABC), Delocated (Adult Swim
Television), and Cosby (CBS) and his voice can be heard as TWAYNE in Comedy Central’s
Ugly Americans. Other cartoon series include BATMAN: The Bold and the Brave, Kung Fu
Panda, Bravest Warriors, Beware the Batman, and Penguins On The Madagascar. As a singer,
Michael was named as one of “The New Faces of 2004” and made his Carnegie Hall debut with
the New York Pops. He has performed in concert halls around the world.
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BBBC Youth Brass Band
2014 Experience
On June 1, 2013, the BBBC debuted the BBBC Youth Brass Band. A committee of
community stakeholders, music educators from all over the state of Michigan and
several BBBC musicians worked on this initiative. This band was an inclusive group,
did not require an audition, and had no fee to participate. More than 100 youth from
all over the state of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Virginia registered to participate in
this event. This ensemble gave youth in ninth through twelfth grade an opportunity
to study with Major Dwayne Milburn (Deputy Commander of the US Army Field
Band), attend leadership skill building sessions with leadership clinician Fran Kick
(www.kickinit.com), participate in group lessons with and play beside world-class
brass and percussion musicians. Students were able to network with each other,
BBBC musicians and build friendships that will last a lifetime. The Youth Brass Band
Day in 2014 took place on May 16, 2014.
"It was such a great experience-from meeting
new horn playing friends to working with
Professor Bontrager."
–Elle
"It was an experience that my son will never
forget. He is hoping that he can be a part of
it again in the future."
–Melissa
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a Star Spangled
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CONCERT S
200TH ANNIVERSARY OF
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may 17, 2014 7:30 pm
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Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor
Michael J. Garasi, Conductor
Michael-Leon Wooley, Narrator/Vocalist
Liberty Fanfare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Williams/Freeh
Hymn To The Fallen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Williams/Klaas van der Woude
National Emblem March. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Bagley/Gray
American Civil War Fantasy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Bilik/Gray
Blitz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Derek Bourgeois
Intermission
Liberty Bell March. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Philip Sousa/Gray
The Mansions of the Lord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nick Glennie Smith/Luc Vertommen
Armed Forces Salute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Lowden/Gray
God Of Our Fathers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . arr. Knox/Gray
By The Dawn's Early Light
(world premier, commissioned by the BBBC celebrating
the 200th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner)
music by Paul Murtha
script by James Hanrahan
Featuring
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, conductor
Michael-Leon Wooley, narrator/vocalist
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E-flat Soprano Cornet
Ryan Sharpe
Professor of Trumpet, University of Central Oklahoma
Principal B-flat Cornet
Chris Jaudes Professor of Trumpet, The Juilliard School
B-flat Cornets
Ken Bauman Leonard Foy Rich Kelley Amy McCabe Richard Stoelzel Scott Thornburg Ed Zentera Professor of Music, Spring Arbor University, retired
Professor of Trumpet, DePauw University
Freelance Trumpet, Boston
Trumpet/Cornet, U.S. Marine Band
Professor of Trumpet, Grand Valley State University
Professor of Trumpet, Western Michigan University
Professor of Music, Kellogg Community College, retired
B-flat Repiano Cornet
John Daniel Professor of Trumpet, Lawrence University
B-flat Flugel Horn
Rex Richardson
Professor of Trumpet, Virginia Commonwealth University
E-flat Tenor Horns
Phil Randell Andrew Moore Lisa Bontrager Solo Horn, Woodfalls Band, England
First Horn, Brighouse and Rastrick Band, England
Professor of Horn, Penn State University
B-flat Baritones
Demondrae Thurman Professor of Low Brass, Samford University
Gail Robertson Lecturer/Artist of Tuba/Euphonium, Eastern Michigan University
Tenor Trombones
Scott Hartman
Mark Lawrence
Trombone/Chamber Music, Yale University
Principal Trombone, San Francisco Orchestra, retired
Bass Trombone
Mark Frost
Freelance Bass Trombone, London, England
B-flat Euphoniums
Steve Mead
Ben Pierce
Professor of Euphonium, Royal Northern College of Music, England
Professor of Tuba/Euphonium, University of Arkansas
E-flat Basses
Marty Erickson
Les Neish
Lecturer of Tuba/Euphonium, Lawrence University
Freelance Tubist, Manchester, England
CC Basses
Phil Sinder
Dave Zerkel
Professor of Tuba/Euphonium, Michigan State University
Professor of Tuba/Euphonium, University of Georgia
Percussionists
David Coash
Jonathan Ovalle
David Hardman
Alison Shaw
Percussion, Florida Orchestra
Assistant Professor, University of Michigan
Professor of Percussion, University of Central Oklahoma
Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
Harp
Maurice Draughn
Wayne State University
Additional Musicians
Christine Griffith, Mary Andrews, Nada Montgomery
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Brass Band of Battle Creek
Board of Directors
Board Chair
Paul Beardslee
Chris Christ
Jim Kooi
Jeff Andert
Jim Niewenhuis
Marcus Glass
Tom Franke
Rick Hensley
Jim Dyer
T R Shaw
Founding Directors
Bill Gray & Jim Gray
Executive Director
Jennifer Rupp
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In Appreciation
The Brass Band of Battle Creek extends its sincere gratitude to the
people of Battle Creek and the following organizations and individuals who have provided
support thus enabling us to provide 24 years of service to our community.
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs
National Endowment for the Arts
Marks Adams, CD sales
Deborah Gray
Steve Serra, Technical Director
Denise Gray
Battle Creek Symphony
Pres Kool
Joe Schwarz
Jeremy Root,
Stage Manager
Russell Mawby
Chris Rupp
Andy Elms, House Manager
Lara Serra, Ticket Manager
Dale and Barb Rosene,
Head Ushers
Battle Creek
Community Foundation
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Brass Band of Battle Creek 2014 Donors
Joanne Amos
Glenn and Marcia Holmwall
Carol Badgley
Paul and Gretchen Humiston
Pamela Baker
John B. Huntington
Diane Basso
Jerry and Barbara James
Dr. Henry and Jean Brown
Don and Dianne Jewett
Jim and Paula Bauer
Steven and Diane Johncock
Todd Buchta
Larry Judd
Ray and Cathy Campbell
Eileen Kelleher
John and Jill Christ
Ray Kellogg
Chris and Betty Christ
Joseph and Barbara Kirkwood
Pete and Carolyn Christ
Jim and Karen Kooi
Barbara Cooke
Patricia Korest
Brad and Anna Davidson
Theodore and Kaye Kurnat
Deland and Sharon Davis
Mark and Melissa Lecy
Susan Day
John Leipprandt
George and Judy Garn Dieffenderfer
Roger and Susan Lewis
Bob and Rosemary Dininny
Karl and Sarah Loomis
Sam and Teresa Durham
David and Catherine Lucas
Kent and Janet Evans
Brian and Penny Lynn
Robert and Marlene Failing
Alice Mader
Chris and Anne Flynn
Larraine Matusak
Roger and Patricia Fosdick
Russ and LouAnn Mawby
Chester Francke
Daniel and Marilyn McFadden
John and Jean Godfrey
Robert and Shirley McFee
Bill and Deborah Gray
Christopher and JoAnne Miller
Jim and Denise Gray
Kelly Morgan
James and Linda Grubka
Katherine Neeley
Rodney and Susan Halonen
David and Suzanne Nielsen
Carl Hanson
Jim Niewenhuis
Wes and Danette Harper
James and Helen Noble
Fred and Melody Hasselback
Michael and Lee Papke
Bill and Luann Hoffman
Duane and Sidney Paradine
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Don and Ann Parfet
Douglas and Gale Stautz
Marilyn Parks
Gladys Stebbins
Ralph Pernice
Kathleen Strang
Dale and Cherye Pitchure
Ken and Vicki Swisher
Christien and Jennifer Rupp
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trap
Stephen and Mary Richey
Virgil Uitvlugt
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Sawchuck
Thomas and Carolyn Wentworth
Glenn and Cathy Schulz
Richard Wilson
John J H Schwarz, M.D.
Michael and Nancy Wojcik
Joseph and Barbara Serra
TR and Kathy Shaw
Nicholas Sinder
Jon and Nancy Sprandel
Youth Brass Band Supporters
Carol Badgley
Al and Candace Leibert
Earl Ball
Dale and Cherye Pitchure
Jill Berglund
Suzanne Sumner
Dr. Henry and Mrs. Brown
Ken and Vicki Swisher
Susan Day
David and Janice Vandlen
Bob and Rosemary Dininny
Christopher and Ann Flynn
In Memory
Norman Amos (Joanne Amos)
Harold K. VanAmberg (Ken and Janet Evans)
Betty Hanson (Carl Hanson)
William and Gordon Wells (Gladys Stebbins)
Ken Kolmodin (Ray and Cathy Campbell)
Nathaniel Wylie (Eileen Kelleher)
Rebecca Pernice (Ralph Pernice)
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SEATING RESERVATION FORM
HOLIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2014
HOLIDAY
Main Floor
$4
2
Main Floor
$3
2
Balcony – Tier 1
$4
2
Balcony – Tier 2
$3
2
Balcony – Tier 3
$2
0
Balcony – General Admission
$15
Student*
$ 7
Handicapped – Main Floor Only
$32
❍ Seat
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❍ Wheelchair
HANDLING
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ticket required, but only three (3) student tickets per one adult ticket can be purchased.
Seating priority will be associated with donor giving levels. Our thanks to the generous donors that
help make it possible to preserve the proud tradition of our world renowned Brass Band.
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