Kansas City Winds

Kansas City
Wind Symphony

USA

Spain Tour

June 1 - 10, 2025

Fort Worth Youth Orchestra
Texas, EE. UU.

El programa del concierto se anunciará desde el escenario y se elegirá entre la siguiente lista de repertorio:

Rodeo de Aaron Copland

Sinfonía nº 2 en si menor de Alexander Borodin
I. Allegro

Carmen Suite nº 1 de Georges Bizet

La Vida Breve: Interludio y Danza de Manuel de Falla

Nimrod de las Variaciones Enigma de Edward Elgar

Oblivion de Astor Piazzolla

Deep in the Heart of Texas de June Hershey (letra) y Don Swander (música)

La Boda de Luis Alonso de Gerónimo Jiménez

Aquarela do Brasil de Ary Barroso (arr. John Wasson)

El Choclo & La Cumparsita de Ángel Gregorio Villoldo & Matos Rodríguez (arr. Alejandro Drago)

Colombia Tierra Querida de Lucho Bermúdez (arr. Lucho Bermudez/ Rubén Darío Gómez Prada)

Pueblito Viejo de José A. Morales

FECHAS DE LOS
CONCIERTOS

LLÍRIA

Sábado, 8 de Junio

Unió Musical

20:00h

CULLERA

Jueves, 13 de Junio

Auditori municipal de Cullera
Plaça de la Verge, 16, 46400 Cullera, Valencia

20:00h

Kansas City Wind Symphony

The Kansas City Wind Symphony was founded in November of 1998 as a volunteer ensemble of professional and accomplished amateur musicians selected by competitive audition. The ensemble is comprised of musicians from throughout the Kansas City metro area who are dedicated to the performance of modern and classic works for winds and percussion.

The group was founded by William Baker and Pam Smith Kelly, daughter of legendary Missouri composer Claude T. Smith. Dr. Phil Posey, conductor emeritus, became music director and conductor of the ensemble in 2001. Under Dr. Posey’s baton, the Wind Symphony performed over 100 concerts throughout the Kansas City region and across the state. In 2008, Dr. Posey took the ensemble to New York for a performance in Carnegie Hall.

The group has performed three times at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, including a special invitation for the grand opening of the concert hall in 2011. In fall 2017, Dr. Langston Hemenway became conductor and music director of the Wind Symphony. The ensemble continues to grow and evolve, playing exemplary music at a high caliber.

Fort Worth Youth Orchestra
Miembros

VIOLÍN I
Isabel Opat
Carlos Lee
Juliana Marquart
Miah Shaffer
Anthony Harnan
Olivia Lassman
Stella Staneva

VIOLÍN II
Bethany Grassi
Melea Hwang
Harper Berzon
Nancy Jageman
Jay Sriram
Arianna Eclar
Zoe Amoguis
Liam Amoguis

VIOLA
Aiden Flora
Alex Corley
Enzo Sagun
Daniel Kim
Shashwat Gupta
Charlotte Adams
Alex Yim

VIOLONCHELO
Christopher Tran
Sean Hong
Caleb Marquart
Emilia Lyons
Harmon Hong
Finn Belk
Nicholas Castillo
Jackson Gourley

BAJO
Martin Clapper
Benjamin Brooks
Ava Hoyt
Michaela Lukusa

FLAUTA
Jane Claire Anderson
Emily Sylvester
Madelynn Bell

OBOE
Elena Van Ronk
Caroline Stevenson
Mckinley Surface

CLARINETE
Edie Flunker
Ivory Spencer
Diego Tapia

FAGOT
Dominick Ring
Bryce Orupabo
Landon Peugh

TROMPA FRANCÉS
Asher Isgitt
Madilyn Perry
Ian Lawler
Jessye Northam

TROMPETA
Ryder Huskins
Jackson Schneider
Christopher Ray

TROMBÓN
Samuel Ditto
Edwin Garcia
Jack Keefe

TUBA
Nick Smith

PERCUSIÓN
Eli Everett
David Meeke
Jude Schuknecht

ARPA
Isabella Grace Ebo

DIRECTORs

Dr. Langston Hemenway

Conductor

Dr. Langston Hemenway, Conductor, earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Instrumental Conducting from the University of Michigan, his Master’s degree in Conducting from the University of Kansas, and a Bachelor’s in Music Education from the University of Oklahoma.

Dr. Hemenway is the Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Instrumental Studies at William Jewell College, where he conducts the Symphonic Band, directs the Jazz Band, teaches conducting and instrumental technique classes, supervises music education students, and administrates the instrumental division of the music department.

Dr. Hemenway is an active conductor, adjudicator, and clinician, regularly working with community and school bands from a wide array of experience levels. Prior to his position at Jewell, he served on the music faculty at North Central College in Naperville, Ill. and also taught for seven years as a public school band director in Texas and Kansas, working with distinguished high school programs in the Houston and Wichita areas. He has worked with numerous distinguished composers including Michael Daugherty, John Mackey, Kristin Kuster, Steven Bryant, Joel Puckett, Carter Pann, and Roshanne Etezady.

Dr. Hemenway’s professional affiliations include the College Band Directors National Association, the National Association for Music Education, and the Music Educator’s Associations of Illinois, Kansas, and Missouri. He holds membership in Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and is an honorary member of Sigma Alpha Iota. Dr. Hemenway is published by GIA Music.

Pat Setser

Associate Conductor

Pat Setser, Associate Conductor, recently retired as Supervisor of Music for the North Kansas City Public Schools and Director of Bands at Winnetonka High School. Over the years, her bands received consistent 1st Division ratings and performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, and Carnegie Hall. Ms. Setser is a member of the music staff at the University of Central Missouri.

Recognized as one of the area’s most accomplished musicians, Ms. Setser has been a member of Kansas City Wind Symphony since 2002.

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