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Youngstown State University

Percussion Studio Recital

Dr. Glenn Schaft – Director of Percussion Studies

Sat, 04/15/2017

Kilcawley Student Center, Ohio Room

Program

Penelope (2016)

Nathan Daughtrey (b.1975)

Evan McCreary-Vibraphone

Sea Refractions (1971)

Mitchell Peters (b.1935)

Elexis Moore-Marimba

Dreams

Daniel Hafenstein

Nathan Weingart-Vibraphone

Mystic Fire (2006)

Julie Davila (b.1965)

Brandon Maffitt-Marimba

Three Camps and The Downfall of Paris

Traditional arr.1999 and Guy Gauthreaux II (b.1956)

Marino November-Snare Drum

TJ Rusk-Xylophone

Hymn For An Angelic Child (1997)

Gus Burghdorf (b.1973)

Anthony Tresky-Marimba

Quadrafunk (1975)

Dennis G. Rogers (b.1947)

Joel Gillespie-Drum Set

Morning Light (2013)

Mark Ford (b.1958)

TJ Rusk-Marimba

Amazing Grace

Traditional

arr. 2013 Eric Rath (b.1978)

Tommy Starr-Vibraphone

Nagoya Marimbas (1994)

Steve Reich (b.1936)

Hobie Butcher and Tommy Starr

Tornado (1966)

Mitch Markovich (b.1944)

Andy Hacker-Snare Drum

Ku Ka Illimoku (1978)

Christopher Rouse (B.1949)

Joel Gillespie, Evan McCreary, Tommy Starr, Anthony Tresky

Thanks to: Avedis Zildjian Cymbal Co., Remo Inc., Innovative Percussion Inc., and Black Swamp Percussion for their product and artist support.

YPC was co-founded in the late 1990s by Ron Coulter, Nathan Douds, and Craig Hill, as a collaborative initiative with Dr. Glenn Schaft, the Director of Percussion Studies at Youngstown State University. YPC is a non-profit student organization in residence at Youngstown State University. YPC’s mission is to advance the percussive arts through performance, recordings, composition, composer commission projects, educational outreach events targeting people of all ages, research, fundraising, and other related activities. Membership is open to YSU students, alumni, and faculty. Glenn Schaft, director of percussion studies at YSU, serves as the YPC faculty advisor.

YPC would like to send an additional thank you to the faculty and staff at Youngstown State University and The Dana School of Music for their continued support. We would also like to send a personal thank you to the professor of percussion at YSU, Dr. Glenn Schaft.

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