Featured clinician and soloist at the U.S Navy Band International Saxophone Symposium, Jan. 14-16, 2010. All events held on the campus of George Mason University.

AND THE WINDS SHALL BLOW (1994) by Wayne Peterson Saxophone Quartet and Orchestra (without strings)

Come celebrate PRISM’s 25th Anniversary in New York City with a 5-CD release concert at Le Poisson Rouge. Repertoire to include music by Roshanne Etezady, Jacob ter Veldhuis, Steven Mackey, Wang Gouwei, Martin Bresnick and more! $20 tickets; two-drink minimum charge.

Guest Recital and Masterclass at Arkansas State University, Beebe campus. For information, contact host Dr. Brent Bristow (jbbristow@asub.edu) or 501-882-4474.

Recital and Masterclasses at the University of Puget Sound. Contact the host, Prof. Frank Winkler, for details.

Saxophone Masterclass. Contact host Dr. Erik Steighner for details. steighev@plu.edu. (253) 535-7602 x4721

Woodwind Faculty Recital featuring mixed ensemble works for flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, oboe, saxophone, and bassoon.
Martin Schuring, oboe Elizabeth Buck, flute Robert Spring, clarinet Jana Starling, clarinet and bass clarinet Timothy McAllister, alto and soprano saxophone Albie Micklich, bassoon

Saxophonist Tim McAllister plays music by Grammy Award & Pulitzer prize winning composers! William Bolcom — Concert Suite for Alto Saxophone; John Williams — Escapades: Suite from “Catch Me If You Can”

Repeat performance as soloist with the Dallas Wind Symphony, which appears as a featured ensemble as part of the 2010 Association of Concert Bands National Convention held April 14-18 at the Charles Eisemann Center (eisemanncenter.com) in Plano, TX.

Guest Artist Masterclass. Contact Dr. Eric Nestler, Professor of Saxophone, for details. eric.nestler@unt.edu or (940) 565-3754.

Hailed as one of the most exciting and compelling conductors of our time, Gustavo Dudamel begins his tenure as Music Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic in the fall of 2009. His infectious energy and exceptional artistry have made him one of the most sought-after conductors by orchestras around the world. He embarks on an ambitious tour with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and makes a stop at Symphony Hall for a spellbinding program including Mahler’s massive Symphony No. 1 and John Adams’ newest symphonic work City Noir, a piece commissioned for Dudamel’s opening program with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Don’t miss this electrifying concert as one of the premiere orchestras in the world and its vibrant new conductor bring their exceptional artistry to Phoenix.

Los Angeles Philharmonic; Gustavo Dudamel, conductor. Adams - City Noir; Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 6 (Pathétique). This event is currently available ONLY as part of a Subscription package. See event URL for details. This event is currently available as a Subscription Add-On. 2009/10 Symphony Center single tickets will be on sale August 14, 2009.

At only 28 years old, Gustavo Dudamel is the youngest conductor to hold the top position of an American orchestra, and begins his tenure as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic next season. After sold-out performances with the CSO and the world-wide success of his Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra, Chicago audiences eagerly await his inaugural tour with his new orchestra.

PRISM presents new music by guys named Dave, including world premieres by David Biedenbender, David Laganella, David Little, David Ludwig, and the New York/Philadelphia premiere of “Revolutionary Etudes” by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang. The concert also features the world premiere of a freshly minted work by “Davey” Rainero-de Haan, winner of the 2010 PRISM/Walden School Student Commissioning Award.

Saturday, June 5, 2010, 8:00 pm Settlement Music School, Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen Street Philadelphia PA 19147

PRISM presents new music by guys named Dave, including world premieres by David Biedenbender, David Laganella, David Little, David Ludwig, and the New York/Philadelphia premiere of “Revolutionary Etudes” by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang. The concert also features the world premiere of a freshly minted work by “Davey” Rainero-de Haan, winner of the 2010 PRISM/Walden School Student Commissioning Award.

Ichigaya Hall, TOKYO, JAPAN Timothy McAllister, saxophones Kathryn Goodson, piano with special guest Jon Wintringham

PROGRAM Etezady - Streetlegal Villa-Lobos - Fantasia, Op. 630 Franck - Sonata (orig. violin) Taira - Penombres VI Jacobi - Barcorolle Burhans - Escape Wisconsin Ives - The Alcotts Albright - Sonata

8:00pm, Dendrinos Chapel/Recital Hall Works by Zae Munn and John Anthony Lennon

Friday, August 6, 8pm Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Mark-Anthony Turnage: Scherzoid [West Coast Premiere]

Saturday, August 7, 2010, 8pm Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Mark-Anthony Turnage: Chicago Remains [West Coast Premiere] Mark-Anthony Turnage: Drowned Out [West Coast Premiere]

Saturday, August 14, 2010, 8pm Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium John Adams: City Noir

Herberger Institute Associate Professor of Saxophone Dr. Timothy McAllister is joined by renowned pianist and Associate Professor of Piano at the University of Arizona School of Music Tannis Gibson in a program that includes works by William Bolcom, John Adams, Steven Stucky, Heitor Villa Lobos, Fernande Decruck, Herberger Institute faculty member Dr. Roshanne Etezady, and more!

12:00-1:00pm Schoolcraft College Music Department “French Classics for Saxophones and Piano” Donald Sinta, alto saxophone Timothy McAllister, soprano and alto saxophone Kathryn Goodson, piano

Works by Claude Debussy, Jules Massenet, Maurice Ravel, and Cesar Franck

Wednesday, October 13 4:00-7:00pm, Pottle Music Bldg SAXOPHONE MASTERCLASS

Thursday, October 14 7:30pm, Columbia Theater SELU Wind Symphony Paul CRESTON Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Band

For more information, contact Dr. Richard Schwartz, richard.schwartz@selu.edu.

In conjunction with the National Endowment for the Arts and the ASU Herberger Institute School of Music, the acclaimed PRISM Quartet, an all saxophone ensemble including associate professor of saxophone Dr. Timothy McAllister, presents an evening recital, a culmination of a week-long residency. The program features recent American works composed for the quartet by award winning composers including Jennifer Higdon, Bernard Rands, William Bolcom, William Albright, Roshanne Etezady, Ken Ueno, Martin Bresnick, and many more!

Associate Professor of Saxophone Dr. Timothy McAllister is joined by esteemed ASU faculty Robert Spring, clarinet, Nancy Buck, viola, Thomas Landschoot, cello, Catalin Rotaru, bass, Simone Mancuso, percussion, and Andrew Campbell, piano. The program includes powerful chamber works by Paul Hindemith, Kalevi Aho, Iannis Xenakis, Andrea Rinkemeyer, and a World Premiere for clarinet, saxophone and piano by Chicago Youth Symphony Composer-in-Residence Joel Puckett.

works by Sciarrino, Bresnick, Albright, Etezady, Morales, Levy and more!