WindWorks

WindWorks Journal Contents

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: A look at the influence of early trends in composition and orchestration.
A Talk with Karel Husa- Scatterday: Award-winning composer and conductor Husa on Prague, composing, musicians, and more.
Wind Library: The Sacred Harp- David Liptak
Wind Library: Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor, BWV 537- Donald Hunsberger (tr.)
Wind Library: Concerto for Clarinet, K. 622- Robert Rumbelow (tr.)
Wind Library: Star Wars Trilogy- Donald Hunsberger (arr.)
Two Railroad Marches: E7A and RS-2- Lamont Downs (tr.)
Insights: Classical Wind Scoring Practices: Mozart- Robert Rumbelow

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: Tracing wind band development through English military band journals of the 1800’s.
A Talk with Kent Kennan- Author and composer Kennan speaks on his music, Hanson, Hindemith, and more.
Wind Library: Renaissance Set I- Mark Scatterday (arr.)
Wind Library: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor- Hunsberger (tr.)
Wind Library: Rhapsody in Blue- Hunsberger and Verrier (tr.)
Wind Library: Sonata for Trumpet- Kent Kennan (tr.)
Wind Library: Concerto for Piano and Winds- Verne Reynolds
Insights: Performance Solutions to Gabrieli’s Ensemble Works- Scatterday

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: Tracing wind band development through American brass bands of the 1800’s.
A Talk with Timothy Reynish- Conductor and educator Reynish reflects on the wind band movement in England and abroad.
Wind Library: Fantasy Variations- Donald Grantham
Wind Library: Dancin’ into the ‘20’s- Reeg, Scates, Herbert, and Levy
Wind Library: My Robin is to the Greenwood Gone- Grainger (arr. Sturm)
Wind Library: Concerto for Trumpet in E-flat Major- Haydn
Insights: Gershwin’s Rhapsody in blue, by Thomas Verrier- Scoring evolution
Innovations: Music Meets Technology- Mark Scatterday

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: Patrick Gilmore and his contributions to the development of the American wind band.
Insights: Three Japanese Dances, by Bernard Rogers- A new full score and set of parts in an edition by Timothy Topolewski
A Talk with Frederick Fennell- Conductor Fennell talks about his early impressions of the first performance of the Three Japanese Dances in 1934.
A Talk with Mrs. Bernard Rogers- Elizabeth Rogers discusses Bernard Rogers’ approach to writing the Three Japanese Dances
Wind Library: Catfish Row by George Gershwin- Husberger (arr.)
The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare- Percy Grainger
Concerto for Horn in E-flat, K. 417- Mozart

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: John Philip Sousa: His Marches
Wind Library: Cuban Overture by George Gershwin- Mark Rogers (arr.)
Wind Library: Second Rhapsody for Piano and Wind Ensemble by Gershwin- Ripley (arr.)

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: David Wallace Reeves and the American Band of Providence, RI
Wind Library: Echoes of the 1860’s- Donald Hunsberger (arr.)
Wind Library: Harrison’s Dream- Peter Graham
Wind Library: Descriptive Catalog

Defining the Wind Band Sound- Hunsberger: Writers and publications of the Sousa Era
Wind Library: Carmen Fantasia; Under Gypsy Skies; A Stephen Foster Set- Hunsberger (arr.)
Wind Library: Sandburg Reflections- Lewis Buckley (for mezzo soprano and winds)
Wind LIbrary: Ouverture by Germaine Tailleferre, arr. Paynter, ed. Boyd
On the Bookshelf: The Wind Band and its Repertoire- Michael Votta

Defining the Wind Band Sounds- Hunsberger: Wind Chamber Music
A Conversation with Rodney Winther and Donald DeRoche
A Chamber music Symposium: The 2004 CCM Chamber Workshop
Wind Library: An Annotated Guide to Wind Chamber Music for Six to Eighteen Players- Rodney Winther
Wind Library: Seascape- Ruth Gipps
Wind Library: Sunan Dances- Dorothy Chang
Wind Library: Vocalise, by Rachmaninoff- Hunsberger (arr.)
Wind Library: Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, a Setting for Solo Two Trumpets and Wind Ensemble, by Stephen Foster- Hunsberger (arr.)