Spring Concert:

Two for One

Saturday, April 19th, 2024 • 4:00 pm

Branscomb Auditorium • Florida Southern College

FREE Admission

Program

The Hollingsworth Winds presents Two for One—a vibrant program combining four selections from our cancelled fall concert with four exciting additions. From the festive energy of Overture Jubiloso to the heartfelt new trumpet arrangement of Salvation Is Created, the evening features works by Hanson, Grundman, Gilroy, and Smith, along with classics like Porgy and Bess and two spirited Sousa marches. Under the direction of Mr. Wansley, this concert promises a rich blend of tradition, innovation, and musical storytelling.

Star Spangled Banner - arr. Henry Filmore

Voice of the Hollingsworth Winds, Jimmy Parker

Overture Jubiloso - Frank Erickson

Chorale and Alleluia - Howard Hanson

Salvation is Created - arr. Brian Chance

Kentucky 1800 - Clare Grundman

The White Knight - Gary P. Gilroy

The Ascension - Robert W. Smith

Porgy and Bess - arr. James Barnes

East Monday on the White House Lawn - John Phillip Sousa

Yorktown Centennial - John Phillip Sousa

Director and Composers

Ivan Wansley - Artistic Director/Conductor

Ivan G. Wansley, a native Floridian, is in his 44th year as a Music Educator.  During this time, Mr. Wansley had successful teaching tenures at the middle school, the junior high school, the high school, and the college/university levels.  While teaching in the public schools of Florida all areas of his programs were rated “superior” at both the district and state levels with the Florida Bandmaster’s Association. At Immokalee High School Mr. Wansley had the first “superior” at a FBA event in the history of the school. At Cape Coral High School, he was recognized as “Teacher of the Year,” and the CCHS marching band participated in the Cotton Bowl Parade, Dallas, Texas, Inauguration parade for governors in Tallahassee, FL, and first national commercial for the Twistee Treat Ice Cream Company. At Vero Beach Jr High School, he had three concert bands earn a “superior” at the FBA music performance assessment.  Mr. Wansley received his BA degree in Music Education/Fine Arts and his MA degree in Wind Conducting from the University of South Florida in Tampa, studying with Dr. James Croft and Dr. Mallory Thompson. 

Mr. Wansley still shares his knowledge with the directors and their students throughout Florida. He continues to present sessions at district and state conferences regularly. The recent series, “How To Fix It,” is attended by over 800-1000 participants annually at the Florida Music Educators Conference.  He is co-owner of “Makes Sense” Drill Design and Leadership Camps which writes drill for some of the top bands in Florida. Mr. Wansley also provides leadership training for numerous high schools annually.  He owns DOLCE woodwind mouthpieces which are used by professional and amateur woodwind players throughout the Southeastern United States.  Mr. Wansley is currently in the 14th season as the Artistic Director/Conductor of the Hollingsworth Winds, an adult based concert band located in Polk County, FL. He has conducted 38 county, district, regional and all-state bands in Florida and North Carolina and the Festival of Winds at the University of South three times.  Mr. Wansley is an active private clarinet teacher producing numerous all-state and all-county players.  He is an active adjudicator for the Florida Marching Band Coalition, Music In The Parks, OrlandoFest and the Kentucky Music Educators Association. 

His professional affiliations include the National Association for Music Education, Florida Music Educators Association, Florida Bandmaster’s Association (life member - former board member and member of numerous committees), Phi Beta Mu International Band Director’s Fraternity (member of the Steering Committee – Past President), American School Band Director’s Association (State Clinics Chair), Phi Mu Alpha Professional Music Fraternity, Sigma Alpha Iota (Friend of the Arts) Professional Music Fraternity, Delta Omicron (Patron) Professional Music Fraternity and the Phi Kappa Phi Honorary Society.     

Ted Hope - Guest Conductor

Ted M. Hope has served as the conductor of the Fanfare Winds and Hillsborough Community College for the past 10 years.  He was affiliated with the Hillsborough County School District for 39 years and retired as the Supervisor of Middle and Secondary Music after 19 years of service in March of 2023.  He received his Associates Degree from Hillsborough Community College, Bachelor of Music Education from Florida State University, and his Master of Music Education and Education Specialist from the University of Southern Mississippi.   He subsequently taught in the public schools for twenty years as band director at Hillsborough High School (1984-1987) and Bloomingdale High School (1987-2004).  He is a member of the Florida Bandmasters Association where he served as chairman and secretary. Mr. Hope’s professional affiliations include Music Educators National Conference, Hillsborough County Secondary Music Council, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the Bay Area Saxophone Quartet and the Hillsborough Association of School Administrators . Mr. Hope is an active clinician and adjudicator in concert band, jazz ensemble, and marching band.

Musicians

From Desoto, Hardee, Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, and Polk Counties

Flute

Shayla Bryan, Band/Choir Director

Amy Earnest, Chorus Teacher

Kathy Johnson*+, Band Director

Alexandrea McGlynn, Band Director

Alex Morales, Accountant

Lindsey Peterec, Publix Employee

Emily Ramos, Instrument Repair Technician

Aidan Reed (picc), Bagpipe Instructor

Oboe

Carole Leidi*, Teacher

Jeri Tevaga, Stay-at-Home Mom

Clarinet

Rhonda Beeby (bass), 4th Grade Teacher

Jesse Bryant II*+, Band Director 

Amber Hansen, Band Director

Richard Harman^, Retired CPA,CIO

Qiana Lamb, Orchestra Director

Terri Longdo, Retired Blood Bank Supervisor

Owen Marques-Oliveira, Music Student

Celestine Maxwell, Registered Nurse

Cameron McLaughlin, College Student

Elias Ramirez, Student

Tracey Stephens^, Chief Domestic Officer

Raymond Woodruff, Band Director

Bassoon

Chuck Beutel*, Retired Band Teacher

Saxophone

Ivan Garcia (bari), College Student

Justin Graham (alto), Band Director

Luke Hart* (alto), Band Director

Jason Prosper (alto), Event Coordinator

Mason Rockett (tenor), Software Engineer

Horn

Nidal Cruz, College Student

Michael Longdo*, Retired Band Director

Troy Messner, Retired Military Musician

Klae Peek, Masters Student

Jason Rogers, Librarian

Jonathan Tate, Retail Manager

Trumpet

Stephen Bates^, Attorney

Wynn Bonner, Church Music Director

Joe Jennis, Music Teacher

Alber McCullough, Retired Business Owner

Beth Pfleger, Teacher

Angelina Piracha, Student

Samuel Raker, College Student

Manuel Suarez, Retired Engineer

Don West*+, Sr. Coordinator of Music (PCSB)

Trombone

Kyle Guira*+, Assistant Principal-GJHS

Mike Henry, IT Manager

Ray Hojilla (bass), Band Director

Greg Newell (bass), Project Manager

Steven Satone, Retired-USMA Band

Walk Shaffner, Retired Band Director/Admin

John Whitaker (bass), Software Consultant

Euphonium

Fernando Frank, Band Director

Ken Schultz, Band/Orchestra Teacher

Tuba

Ken Henry, Retired Transportation VP

Daryl Johnson, CPA/Consultant

Robin Oretega, College Student

Brett Williams, Automotive Collision

Richard Wohl*, Band Director

Percussion

Sarah Barnhart, College Student

Devin Holt, High School Student

Josh Jankowski, Routing Specialist-SEIDS

Jeffrey Robinson*, Band Director

Daniel Tackett, College Student


*principal player +charter member ^board member