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October 13, 2026

SSU Community Concert Band & BD Winds

Concert Band

Weill Hall, Green Music Center
Tue, Oct 13, 7:30 pm

$20 General | $8 Student/Youth | $12 Senior | SSU Students, Faculty, & Staff Free
Promo code available for prospective students

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Concert Program

Experience the vibrant sounds of the new SSU Community Concert Band, led by conductor Dr. Andy Collinsworth, alongside the electrifying Blue Devils Winds under Dr. Kaitlin Bove. This dynamic program features Rossano Galante’s soaring overture Colorado Rockies, Thom Ritter George’s classic band work First Suite in F, SSU trumpet professor Dan Norris performing Alexander Goedecke’s dazzling Concert Etude, op. 49, Omar Thomas’ jazz infused Forward/Still, Ira Hearshen’s arrangement of Symphonic Dances from Fiddler on the Roof, and John Philip Sousa’s soaring march The Invincible Eagle. Join us for an unforgettable evening of musical brilliance at the heart of campus life!

SSU Community Concert Band & Blue Devils Winds

Featuring the Sonoma State University Community Concert Band, R. Anderson Collinsworth, conductor, and Blue Devils Winds, Kaitlin Bove Koo, conductor.

Program

Blue Devils Winds

Kaitlin Bove Koo, conductor

Toccata for Band

Frank Erickson (1923–1996)

out on a limb

Mathew Campbell (born 1992)

Little Mexican Suite

Nubia Jaime-Donjuan (born 1984)
I. Ahuehuete
III. Sahuaro
IV. Ceiba

Seasons of Love

Jonathan Larson (born 1960)
Arranged by John Turnbull

Encore!

Yo Goto (born 1958)

SSU Community Concert Band

R. Anderson Collinsworth, conductor

Colorado Rockies

Rossano Galante (born 1967)

First Suite in F

Thom Ritter George (born 1942)
I. Sea Chanty
II. Song of the Bells
III. Country Dance
IV. Rumba, Rumba

Concert Etude, op. 49

Alexander Goedicke (1877–1957)
Arranged by David Marlatt
Daniel Norris, trumpet

Forward/Still

Omar Thomas (born 1984)

Symphonic Dances from Fiddler on the Roof

Jerry Bock (1928–2010) and Sheldon Harnick (1924–2023)
Arranged by Ira Hearshen

The Invincible Eagle

John Philip Sousa (1854–1932)