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JOHN ELLIS, TRUMPET
MARK HARTMAN, TROMBONE
DAVID HEINICK, PIANO

GUEST ARTIST RECITAL SERIES
KATZIN CONCERT HALL
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2006 • 5:00 P.M.

John Ellis is a native of Chicago, Illinois and has performed as soloist
and chamber musician throughout the United States, Canada and Europe.
He holds the degree of Doctor of Music from Arizona State University.
Dr. Ellis has appeared with a variety of musical organizations and artists
including the Canadian Brass, the US Army Brass Band, Calgary
Philharmonic, the Moody Blues, as well as Grammy Award winners
Diana Kra11, Tony Bennett, and Anne Murray. He has been heard
internationally on CBC-Radio Canada, and has presented clinics and
recitals at prestigious institutions and festivals throughout the world,
including The Juilliard School, Cincinnati Conservatory, Summit Brass,
the Banff Festival, and the Rafael Mendez Brass Festival. He is currently
Principal Trumpet of the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra
of Northern New York.
Mark Hartman is currently in his 21 st year as the trombone instructor at
the Crane School of Music, State University of New York at Potsdam.
During his tenure in Potsdam, he has been a soloist with bands and
orchestras throughout the northeast and presented numerous recitals and
clinics at major conventions, universities and colleges. He has performed
or presented at five International Trombone Festivals, numerous New
York State School Music Conferences, The Summit Brass Music Festival,
and The Skyline Brass Music Festival. Mark is the Principal Trombonist
with The Orchestra of Northern New York, Northern Symphonic Winds,
and Potsdam Brass Quintet and performs regularly with the Burlington
Choral Society Orchestra. Mark has performed with the Ottawa
Symphony, Vermont Symphony Orchestra, The Phoenix Symphony
Orchestra, The Brevard Music Center Festival Orchestra, the Upstate New
York Trombone Ensemble, and Summit Brass. He can be heard on two
Potsdam Brass Quintet CD's entitled, "La Rejouissance" and "The Art of
Brass: the compositions and transcriptions of Arthur Frackenpohl".
Mark is the recipient of the International Trombone Association's
`President's Award' for "distinguished service as director of the 1999
International Trombone Festival" held at The Crane School of Music. He
has also received a lifetime membership from the International Trombone
Association in the spring of 2001 and was selected for the Mansfield
University Music Alumni Honor Roll in 1992. An alumnus of Arizona
State University (MM '83, DMA '85), Mark is currently the director of
the Crane Youth Music Camp, the director of the Crane Trombone
Ensemble and has been the trombone instructor at the Crane Youth Music
Camp and Skyline Brass Music Festival.
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PROGRAM
Aria and Polonaise, Op. 128

Joseph Jongen
(1873-1953)

Monkeyshines (2005)

Roshanne Etezady
(b. 1973)

Bright
Steady
Ponderous
Furtive (attacca)
Brisk and Smooth
Trio (2006)
I.
II.
III.

David Heinick
(b. 1954)

Intrada
Every Eleven Days
And yet, there are beautiful things

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

Postcards for trombone alone (1996/2002)
I.
II.
III.

Moderato
Slow

Adagio from Concerto De Aranjuez (1939)

Concerto for Trombone, Op. 35 (1964)
I.
II.
III.

Anthony Plog
(b. 1947)

Joaquin Rodrigo
(1901-1999)
Arr. By Arthur Frackenpohl
Fraliti gek Doma'llic14
(1913-1997)

Allegro eroico
Lento, molto cantabile
Allegro molto, vivace
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In respect for the performers and those audience members around you, please turn
all beepers, cell phones and watches to their silent mode. Thank you.

David Heinick joined the faculty of the Crane School of Music at SUNYPotsdam in 1989; he previously taught at St. Mary's College of Maryland
and the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore. He is the composer of over
sixty works for media ranging from unaccompanied flute to symphony
orchestra, with several published works. His Shakespeare Songs has been
released on the Clique Tracks label, and release of a recording of the
Sonata for Cello and Piano by Albany Records is pending. Next season,
Mark Hartman will premiere his Fragile Skies for solo trombone and
strings with the Orchestra of Northern New York.
With Carol Heinick, he has performed extensively playing music for two
pianists at one or two pianos. He is also active as a collaborative pianist;
he has performed with the Kronos Quartet and the Da Capo Chamber
Players, as well as with numerous prominent soloists and members of
major orchestras.

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