Fifth Maryland Early Brass Festival

2003

9:00-12:00	Cornett & Sackbutt Forum (open to the public): Members of the WC&SE will conduct a session for players of the cornett or sackbut. Discussion topics will include divisions, 16^th and 17^th century intonation, playing from facsimiles, and articulation. Participants will prepare several works to be performed at the evening concert; individual instruction will be provided by WC&SE members as necessary. There is no charge for this event, however, performing participants must pre-register.
3:00	Lecture/Recital by Dr Christopher D. Campbell, 'The Trumpet Music of Pavel Josef Vejvanovsky.' Free and Open to the Public. Haebler Memorial Chapel.
4:00	Lecture by Michael S. Holmes, 'Jean Sibelius's Works for Brass Septet and the Seitsikko Tradition in Finland.' Free and Open to the Public. Haebler Memorial Chapel.
7:00	Concert - Haebler Memorial Chapel. Free and Open to the Public. The Maryland Early Brass Consort Two Bohemian Intradas - Anonymous (mid 18th cent) Four Prussian Cavalry Fanfares - Anonymous (mid 18th cent) Stanley Curtis & Bozena Jedrzejczak Diminutions on 'Susanna un jour' of Orlando di Lasso - Giovanni Bassano (1591) Centennial High School Natural Trumpet Ensemble (the only such ensemble in the U.S.), Frank Owens, Dir. Three Intradas - Pater Ignatius (1690s) Festival Cornett & Sackbut Ensemble, Michael S. Holmes & Stanley Curtis, coaches Program TBA Philadelphia Natural Trumpet Ensemble, Robert Goodman, Dir. Four Intradas - Martin Moesl Stanley Curtis & Bozena Jedrzejczak Trumpet Concerto No. 1 in D - Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) Intermission The Washington Cornett and Sackbutt Ensemble (Ensemble in Residence), Michael S. Holmes, Dir. Canzon a 5 vocem ad imitationem Bergamasca - Samuel Scheidt (bap. 1587 - 1654) Canzone Quinta parte from Madrigali et Ricercari, 1589 - Andrea Gabrieli (?1532/3-1585) Canzone from Madrigali et Ricercari, 1589 - Andrea Gabriel Tertii toni - Thomas Stoltzer (c1480-1526) Canzon “Artemisia” from Il primo libro de Ricercari et Canzoni, 1602 - Aurelio Bonelli (?1569-1620) Canzona “detta la Sardina” from In Partitura il primo libra delle Canzoni, 1628 - Girolamo Frescobaldi (bap. 1583-1643) Capriccio d’Andrea Cima from Concerti Ecclesiastici (1610) - Andrea Cima (fl 1606-27) Canzona 23 - Claudio Merulo (1533-1604) Festival Natural Trumpet Ensemble Arie per il Balletto a Cavallo: Courante, Follia, & Sarabanda - Johan Heinrich Schmelzer (1667)