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School of Music

GUEST ARTIST RECITAL SERIES

WILL KIMBALL
TROMBONE

MIRIAM YUTZY
PIANO

KATZIN CONCERT HALL
Friday, November 18, 2005 • 7:30 p.m.

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Will Kimball is Assistant Professor of Trombone at Brigham Young
University. He has been Principal Trombonist with both the Cedar Rapids
Symphony Orchestra (Iowa) and the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra
(Little Rock, AR). Additional orchestras he has performed with include
the Utah Symphony, Phoenix Symphony, Shreveport Symphony, Utah
Festival Opera, New England Philharmonic, and Wildwood Festival
Orchestra. An active freelance musician, he has been a regular member of
the Balcony Big Band (Pittsburgh, PA) and Orquesta Latino (Salt Lake
City, UT), and has recorded soundtracks for nationally-released motion
pictures such as "Sandlot" and "Son of the Mask." Since locating to Utah,
he has subbed regularly with the Utah Symphony, co-founded the Utah
Trombone Authority (a quartet with members of the Utah Symphony),
and recorded with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. In addition to being a
member of Brassworks, Brigham Young University's faculty brass
quintet, Kimball has performed chamber music with members of the
Pittsburgh Symphony, Boston Symphony, Utah Symphony, and Atlantic
Brass. A prizewinner at the National MTNA Collegiate Solo Competition,
he is a frequent recitalist and guest soloist. His research on breathing for
brass players has led to clinics and masterclasses at many prestigious
institutions, including Juilliard, Cincinnati Conservatory, Indiana
University, University of North Texas, San Francisco Conservatory, Yale,
Boston University, Hartt School of Music, and University of Connecticut.
Kimball received his Bachelor's degree, summa cum laude, from Brigham
Young University, where he studied with Dan Bachelder. He also studied
extensively with Larry Zalkind of the Utah Symphony. He obtained his
Master's degree from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, where he
studied trombone with Murray Crewe and euphonium with Brian
Bowman. He began work toward his doctorate at Boston University,
where he studied with Scott Hartman. He completed his doctorate at
Arizona State University, where he studied with Gail Wilson.

PROGRAM
Three Preludes

George Gershwin
(1898-1937)
Arr. Will Kimball

I.
Allegro ben ritmato e deciso
II. Andante con moto e poco rubato
III. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso
Concerto pour Trombone et Orchestre

Henri Tomasi
(1901-1971)

I.
Andante et Scherzo-Valse
II. Nocturne
III. Tambourin
Second Sonata for Trombone and Piano

Richard A. Monaco
(1930-1987)

I.
Allegro
II. Moderato, espressivo
III. Allegro molto

**There will be a 10-minute intermission**

Concerto for Alto Trombone

Leopold Mozart
(1719-1787)

Adagio
I.
II. Menuetto and Trio
III. Allegro
Wintermute (for trombone and tape)

Bruce Hamilton
(b. 1966)

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