Bass Clarinet Intensive Closing Recital
Recital
Program
Cornelius Boots: At the Soda Shop
Gō Ichinose (arr. Tommy Shermulis): “Ice Path”
from Pokémon Gold/Silver
Hannah McCoo: Deliverance
Henry McNamara, Rudy Rodriguez, Julian Rymar, Tommy Shermulis, bass clarinet
J.S. Bach (arr. Mike Curtis): “Crucifixus”
from Mass in B Minor, BWV 232
Henry Purcell (arr. Jonathan Russell): Dido’s Lament
Georg Philipp Telemann (arr. Jonathan Russell): Harlequinade
James Aldous, Francesc Campoy, Stephanie Chavez, Johnny Engelke, Sarah Hartglass, Rachel Lomeli, Ryan Odgers, Jerry Simas, bass clarinet
Billie O’Connell and Finneas O’Connell (arr. Olivia Guillaume): Bad Guy
Roger Zare: Smoky Mountain Lullaby
Ethan Aguilar, Emma Becker, Chris Farrell, Lauriana May, Jenna Miles, Martin Thomas, Jeff Bowles, Stefanie Gardner, bass clarinet
Alamaailman Vasarat: Riistomaasiirtäjä
Jonathan Russell: THAT
Tucker Hall-Klingensmith, Milo Pomerance, Raul Marcano, Ariel McAnulty, Kasra Mokhaddarati, Andrew Rutten, Liora Schlessinger, Jonah Stuckey, Ben Taylor, Jonathan Russell, bass clarinet
Todd Marcus (arr. Jeff Anderle): Cairo Street Ride
Jonathan Russell: Slow Loris
Nicole Chamberlain: The Commute
Jacob Collier (arr. Jason Wilcox): World O World
Ethan Aguilar, James Aldous, Jeff Anderle, Emma Becker, Liam Cameron, Francesc Campoy, Stephanie Chavez, Johnny Engelke, Chris Farrell, Stefanie Gardner, Tucker Hall-Klingensmith, Sarah Hartglass, Zoe King, Rachel Lomeli, Ariel McAanulty, Raul Marcano, Lauriana May, Henry McNamara, Jenna Miles, Kasra Mokhaddarati, Ryan Odgers, Milo Pomerance, Rudy Rodriguez, Andrew Rutten, Julian Rymar, Liora Schlessinger, Tommy Shermulis, Jonah Stuckey, Leslie Tagorda, Ben Taylor, Martin Thomas, bass clarinet
Jerry Simas, Jeff Bowles, contrabass clarinet
Jonathan Russell, conductor
Clarinet
Jeff Anderle
Jerome Simas
About SFCM’s Clarinet Department
Personalized instruction and abundant performance opportunities in SFCM’s Clarinet Department are designed to enhance and expand playing skills. Four forward-thinking teachers—including two members of the San Francisco Symphony—are ready to help you transform your playing. As one of fewer than 10 students, you’ll have a wealth of opportunities to collaborate and perform with other departments. Whether you have a penchant for bass or Eb, Classical or 21st-century repertoire, you'll find an expert here to bring you to the next level. You’ll also have the opportunity to enter the biennial Woodwind Concerto Competition.
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