| Year |
Performance |
| 2010 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
Washington Grays-- Grafulla
Postcard -- Ticheli
Concertino for Oboe and Winds in C., Op. 26 -- Weber (Soloist: David Levin)
Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36 "Enigma" -- Elgar
America the Beautiful -- Ward
Dr. Brad Kent Cond.
(Wind Ensemble with the JJ Pearce Acapella Choir)
Stars and Stripes Forever -- Sousa
(featuring the JJ Pearce Combined Bands and JJ Pearce Acapella Choir for the Finale)
Symphonic Band: Joshua Blankenship
Go Galop -- Fillmore
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring -- Bach
Jacuri Paparale Romanesti -- Bartok
Concert Band: Stephen Lisko
Call to Victory -- King
Canterbury Walk -- Strommen
Moscow, 1941 -- Balmages
Fortress -- Ticheli
Mighty Mustang Band: Greg Hames
Fanfare from "Festmusik Der Stadt Wien" -- Strauss
JJ Pearce Acapella Choir: Michael Lysinger
Te Deum -- Haydn
Wind Quintet:
Three Shanties -- Arnold
Percussion Trio:
Afta Stuba -- Ford
Flute Ensemble: Claire Johnson
Sheep May Safely Graze -- Bach
|
| 2009 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
Comrades of the Legion-- Sousa
Chester, Overture for Band -- Schuman
Concertino for Clarinet in Eb, Op. 26 -- Weber (Soloist: Haley Bates)
Polovetsian Dances from Prince Igor -- Borodin
Stars and Stripes Forever -- Sousa
(featuring the JJ Pearce Combined Bands for the Finale)
Symphonic Band: Joshua Blankenship
The Gladiator -- Sousa
Fantasy on a Theme by Samuel Barber -- Barber/Saucedo
Military Symphony in F -- Gossec (Laura Whitehouse, Cond.)
Symphonic Dance No. 3 "Fiesta" -- Williams
Concert Band: Stephen Lisko
Timberline March -- Hodges
Chanteys -- Sheldon
A Renaissance Revel -- Susato
PHS Brass Choir: Joshua Blankenship
Canzon a 12 from Canzonie et Sonate da sonar -- Gabrielli
PHS Percussion Ensemble: Eric Gibbons
Katraterra -- Casella
Flute Ensemble: Claire Johnson
Siciliene -- Faure
|
| 2008 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
Fanfare for a Festive Day-- Cichy
Children's March "Over the Hills and Far Away" -- Grainger
Sinfonietta for Concert Band -- Dahl
Serenade -- Schubert (Soloist: Andy Kooiman)
Starry Crown -- Grantham
Stars and Stripes Forever -- Sousa
(featuring the JJ Pearce Combined Bands for the Finale)
Symphonic Band: Joshua Blankenship
The Fairest of the Fair -- Sousa
Walls of Zion -- Danner
William Byrd Suite -- Byrd/Jacob
Concert Band: Stephen Lisko
Invercargill -- Lithgow
Deir'in De -- Barker
Crest of Nobility -- Sheldon
Flute Ensemble: Claire Johnson
Pavane in F# Minor, Op. 50 -- Faure
PHS Percussion Trio:
Stubernic -- Ford
|
| 2007 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
Eagle Squadron-- Alford
Symphony No. 6 for Band -- Persichetti
Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio-- Bolling (Soloist: Lindsay Fyffe)
Overture to Die Zauberflote -- Mozart
Symphony No. Jeremiah - No. 1 Profanation -- Bernstein
Stars and Stripes Forever -- Sousa
Symphonic Band: Joshua Blankenship
Old Comrades -- Teike
First Suite in E-Flat for Military Band -- Holst
Moravian Hymn Dance -- Allen
Concert Band: Woodrow Smith
Liberty Fleet -- King
The Black Night -- Grundman
Capriol Suite -- Warlock/Longfeld
Stained Glass -- Gillingham
JJ Pearce Brass Choir: Joshua Blankenship
Procession of the Nobles from Mlada -- Rimsky-Korsakov
Wind Ensemble: Peter Warshaw-Guest Conductor
Ave Maria -- Biebl
|
| 2006 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
Sabre and Spurs, March of the America Cavalry-- Sousa
Colonial Song-- Grainger
Homeland -- Holst
Wind Ensemble and JJ Pearce Acappella Choir
Horn Concerto No. 1 in Eb Major-- Strauss
Everett Burns, Sarah Beth Scholar, Soloist
La Fiesta Mexicana-- Reed
Symphonic Band: Doug Henderson
Flieger Marsch -- Dostal
Pageant -- Persichetti
The Girl with the Flaxen Hair -- Debussy
Sun Dance -- Tichelli
Concert Band: Woodrow Smith / Renee Butts
Angel Band -- Hartley
Polly Oliver -- Root
Call to Victory -- King
Imperial Brass:
Fanfare from "La Peri" -- Dukas
Canzona Bergamasca -- Scheidt
Just a Closer Walk -- Traditional
Sheep May Safely Graze -- Bach
Wind Ensemble with Imperial Brass: Greg Hames
Campanile Overture -- Langfit
|
| 2005 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
Kirkpatrick Fanfare-- Boysen
English Folk Song Suite, 3. March ("Folk Songs from Somerset")-- Williams
Jeaux d'Enfants -- Bizet
1. March
2. Duo
3. Galop
Irish Tune from County Derry -- Grainger
Polka Dots -- Buchtel
Robert Burnham, Doug Henderson, Kevin Miller
Mark Nichols - Conductor
Rocky Point Holiday -- Nelson
Symphonic Band: Doug Henderson
Whip and Spur - Gallop -- Allen
Sleepers' Awake! -- Bach
Scottish Rhapsody -- Grundman
Chorale and Alleluia -- Hanson
Concert Band: Woodrow Smith
The Big Four March -- King
Bosnian Folk Songs -- Allen
American Riversongs -- La Plante
|
| 2004 |
Wind Ensemble: Greg Hames
The Spirit Sleeping 1.Pegasus-- Gibson
On the Quarter Deck -- Alford
First Suite in Eb for Military Band -- Holst
1. Chaconne
2. Intermezzo
3. March
Lincolnshire Posy -- Grainger
Kentucky Harmony -- Grantham
Marche Militaire Francaise -- Saint-Saens
Symphonic Band: Mark Nichols
El Relicario -- Padilla
An American Elegy -- Tichelli
Mock Morris -- Grainger
Cajun Folk Songs -- Tichelli
Concert Band: Doug Henderson
The Liberty Bell -- Sousa
Three Studies in English Folk Song -- Williams
Three Folk Miniatures -- Jutras
|
| 2003 |
Combined JJ Pearce Bands: Greg Hames
Fanfare for a Festive Day-- Cichy
Symphonic I Band: Greg Hames
The Glory of the Yankee Navy-- Sousa
Slava! A Political Overture-- Bernstein
Lynne Jackson - Conductor
La Procession du Rocio--Turina
Blue Shades -- Tichelli
Symphonic II Band: Jeff Bridges
The Thunderer-- Sousa
Lynne Jackson, Conductor
Jubilee Variation-- Copeland
Concertino in C Minor-- Bach
Lisamarie Vana - Violin
Woody Rowand, Oboe
Incantation and Dance-- Chance
Concert Band: Mark Nichols
Immer Fesch! March-- Eilenberg
Little English Suite -- Grundman
Plymouth Trilogy, III Carousel-- Iannaccone
Suite Provencale-- van der Roost
Percussion Ensemble:
Metric Lips -- Fleck
|
| 2002 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
The Star Spangled Banner -- arr. Stamp
Sketches on a Tudor Psalm -- Tull
The Alcotts -- Ives
Concertino for Trombone -- David
March from Symphonic Metamorphosis -- Hindemith
Stars and Stripes Forever -- Sousa
Symphonic II: Jeff Bridges
The Washington Post -- Sousa
Schottische from Suite of Old American Dances -- Bennett
Pie Jesu -- arr. Bridges
Australian Up-Country Tune -- Grainger
Symphonic Dances No. 3 - Fiesta -- Williams
Concert: Mark Nichols
El Capitan -- Sousa
Hymnsong on a Tune of Philip Bliss -- Holsinger
American Riversongs -- LaPlante
|
| 2001 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Fanfare to "La Peri" -- Dukas
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine -- Sousa
Eastern Intermezzo -- Grainger
La Fiesta Mexicana -- Reed
Carnival of Venice -- with guest Saxophone soloist Tim Roberts, PHS '83,
now Saxophone Soloist with U.S. Navy Band. This piece was performed under the
guest direction of Tom Bennett (also Tim's director at Pearce at the time),
Wind Ensemble Director at the University of Houston.
Symphonic II: Sara Mamminga
U. S. Field Artillery March -- Sousa
Satiric Dances -- Dello Joio
Sundance -- Ticheli
Concert: Jeff Bridges
The Big Cage -- King
British Waterside "The Jolly Sailor" -- Grainger
Everything's Coming Up Roses -- Sondheim and Styne
Festivity - A Celebration for Band -- Curnow
|
| 2000 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Southern Harmony -- Donald Grantham
Entry March of the Boyars -- Johan Halvorsen
The Courtly Dances from the opera Gloriana -- Benjamin Britten, transcribed
by Jan Bach
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
The Liberty Bell -- J.P. Sousa
Shepherd's Hey -- Percy Grainger
Danzon -- Leonard Bernstein
Variations on a Shaker Melody -- Aaron Copland
Concert: Jeff Bridges
Circus Days -- Karl King
Three Ayres from Gloucester -- Hugh Stuart
Rondo from Horn Concerto #3 -- W.A. Mozart
Sara Mamminga, French Horn
Nemu-Susato -- Jan van der Roost
|
| 1999 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Pegasus, from The Spirit Sleeping -- John Gibson
The Florentiner March -- Julius Fucik
Fantasia in G Major -- J.S. Bach trans. Goldman and Liest
Postcard -- Frank Ticheli
Capriccio Espagnol -- Rimsky-Korsakov arr. Hindsle
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
March of the Princesses from Cinderella by Massenet trans. F. Junkin
Sleepers, Awake! -- J.S. Bach arr. Patterson
Dance of the New World -- Dana Wilson
Concert: Jeff Bridges
Emblem of Unity -- J.J. Richard
On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss -- David Holsinger
Symphonic Dance #3 "Fiesta" -- Clifton Williams
Kashmir from Symphonic Led Zepplin -- Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John
Bonham (trans. Jaz Coleman arr Jeff Bridges)
|
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| 1998 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Gridiron Club -- Sousa
Sinfonietta -- Dahl
Immovable Do -- Grainger
Rendezvous Overture -- Brad Bodine, comissioned for the 30th anniversary
of Pearce High School
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
L'Inglesina -- Delle Cese
Candide Suite -- Bernstein, arr. Grundman
Theme from Green Bushes -- Grainger
One Hand, One Heart -- Bernstein arr. Bridges; featuring Janey Hall - Soprano,
and Robert Emory - Tenor
Concert: Jeff Bridges
On the Tramp -- Sousa
Variations on a Korean Folk Song -- Chance
An Irish Interlude -- Warren Barker
Jubilee Overture -- Aaron Copland (arr. Bridges)
|
| 1997 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Mathis der Maler, Movement I -- Paul Hindemith
Blue Shades--Frank Ticheli (World Premier)
Molly on the Shore--Percy Grainger
British Eighth--Zo Elliot
Um Mitternacht (from the Ruckert-Lieder)--Gustav Mahler
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
Heart of the Morn--H. Owen Reed
Suite Francaise--Daruis Milhaud
The King of France--J.P. Sousa
Concert: Jeff Bridges
King Across the Water--Bruce Fraser
Deir'in De--Warren Barker
West Highlands Sojourn--Robert Sheldon
The Directorate--J.P. Sousa
The concert will be opened by all three bands playing Fanfare For a Festive Day
by Roger Cichy
|
| 1996 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Fanfare to La Peri--Paul Dukas
Glory of the Yankee Navy--J.P. Sousa
Hammersmith, Prelude and Scherzo--Gustav Holst
Overture to Candide--Lenoard Bernstein.
Amazing Grace--Frank Ticheli; Richard Floyd--Guest Conductor
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
In Darkest Africa--J.P. Sousa
Shepherd's Hey--Percy Grainger
Scenes from The Louvre--Dello Joio.
Concert Band: Jeff Bridges
The Belle of Chicago--J.P. Sousa
Down A Country Lane--Aaron Copland
American Riversongs--La Plante.
|
| 1995 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
"The Duke of Marlborough" Fanfare--Percy Grainger
Toccata Marziale--Ralph Vaughn Williams
Gazebo Dances--John Corigliano
Lincoln Portrait--Aaron Copland; Matthew McInturf -- Guest Conductor, narrated
by Peter Warshaw
Semper Fidelis--J.P. Sousa
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
Courier-Journal March--R.W. Griffith
Old Home Days--Charles Ives, arr. Johnathan Elkus
Flag of Stars--Gordon Jacob
Concert Band: Jeff Bridges
El Capitan--J.P. Sousa
Three American Dances--Hugh M. Stuart
Faces of Kum Bah Ya--John Zdechlik
|
| 1994 |
Symphonic I: Peter Warshaw
Fanfare for the Common Man--Aaron Copland
Irish Tune from County Derry--Percy Grainger; Bob Brandenburger -- Guest
Conductor
March Op. 99-Prokofiev
Postcard--Frank Ticheli
Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche--Richard Strauss
Symphonic II: Lynne Jackson
Bullets and Bayonets--J.P. Sousa
Color--Bob Margolis
Variatons on "America"--Charles Ives, trans. William Rhoads
Concert Band: Gary Sharp
Royal Air Force March Past--Henry Walford Davies and George Dyson
Fortress--Frank Ticheli
Concord--Claire Grundman
|
| 1993 |
Symphonic I: Mr. Matthew McInturf
Fanfare to La Peri--Paul Dukas
and the mountains rising nowhere...--Joseph Schwantner
The Earle of Oxford's March--William Byrd / Gordon Jacob; Dr. Michael Mamminga
-- Guest Conductor
Lincolnshire Posy--Percy Grainger
Prophecy of the Earth--David Gillingham
Stars and Stripes Forever--Sousa
Symphonic II: Peter Warshaw
Whip and Spur, Galop--Thomas S. Allen, arr. Ray E. Cramer
Walking Tune--Percy Grainger
La Fiesta Mexicana (2. Mass 3. Carnival)--H. Owen Reed
Concert Band: Lynne Jackson
La Companera--Charles A. Wiley
Prelude to Act I of La Traviata--Giuseppe Verdi, arr. Leonard Falcone
Chorale and Shaker Dance--John Zdechlik
|
| 1992 |
Symphonic
I: Mr. Matthew McInturf
Emblems--Aaron Copland
Enigma Variations--Edward Elgar / E. Slocum
Glory of the Yankee Navy--J.P. Sousa
Metamorphosis--Michael Horvit
Symphonic I also gave a performance at Mid-West in Chicago under the direction of
Matthew McInturf and others:
Gavorkna Fanfare--Jack Stamp
Gaian Visions (I. Forgotten Forests/II. Desecration/III.
Redemption)--Frank Ticheli
Concerto for Clarinet (II. Adagio)--W.A. Mozart/Robert Bardeen; Patricia
Pierce, clarinet; Peter J. Warshaw, guest conductor
Pavane, pour une infante defunte--Maurice Ravel/Makio Kimura
Chester--William Billings/J. Swearingen; Eddie Green, guest conductor (University
of Houston)
Two Folksong Settings by Percy Grainger (Down Longford Way--Leroy
Osmon; Shepherd's Hey--P. Grainger)
The Renaissance Faire(I. Entry of the Court/II. Shepherdesses'
Dance/III. The Magicians)--Bob Margolis; Lynne Jackson, guest conductor
Fantasia--J.J. Froberger/D. Schaeffer; Tom Bennett, guest conductor (East
Texas State University)
They Led My Lord Away--A.J. Gordon/F. Allen
Eine Kleine Posaunenmusik (I. Allegro/II. Recitative/III. Scherzo/IV. Chorale/V.
Allegro energico)--Gunther Schuller ; Christian Lindberg, international trombone soloist
March from the Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes
by Carl Maria von Weber--Paul
Hindemith
|
| 1991 |
TBD
|
| 1990 |
TBD
|
| 1989 |
TBD
|
| 1988 |
TBD
|
| 1987 |
TBD
|
| 1986 |
TBD
|
| 1985 |
TBD
|
| 1984 |
TBD
|
| 1983 |
Symphonic I: Mr. Tom Bennett
Excerpts from Pictures at an Exhibition -- Moussorgsky/Hindsley
Rocky Point Holiday -- Nelson
|
| 1982 |
Symphonic I: Mr. Tom Bennett
Marche Joyeuse -- Chabrier
Symphony for Band - Mvt. 2, Marches -- Gould
Symphonic Metamorphosis -- Hindemith
|
| 1981 |
Symphonic I: Mr. Tom Bennett
Rodeo -- Copland
Hammersmith -- Holst
(this was
actually only about a third of the band. Mr. Bennett worked it up for U.I.L. Medium Ensemble in the spring)
|
| 1980 |
Symphonic I:
Fairest of the Fair -- Sousa
Aegean Festival Overture -- Makris
|
| 1979 |
Symphonic I: Mr. Tom Bennett
March from Symphony for Band -- Morton Gould
Polovetsian Dances -- Borodin
|
| 1978 |
TBD
|
| 1977 |
Symphonic I: Mr. Tom Guilbert
Nobles of the Majestic Shrine -- J.P. Sousa
Roman Festival -- Ottorino Respighi
|
NOTE: If you have additional information, corrections, or additions about JJ Pearce
Concert Performances,
please send it to webmaster@pearceband.org and we will incorporate it.
NOTE 2: Much of the earlier information (pre-2000) is courtesy Brian Eisenmann, who was the original
compiler of much the Mighty Mustang Band history.
