Nine Ouachita students selected for Arkansas Intercollegiate Band
February 08, 2016 - OBU News Bureau
Nine members of Ouachita Baptist University’s Wind Ensemble have been selected for
the 2016 Arkansas Intercollegiate Band (AIB). The band will perform at the Arkansas
Music Educators Convention on Feb. 18-19 at the Hot Springs Convention Center.
Student musicians from universities around the state were selected for the ensemble
by recommendation of their band directors.
“It is an honor for the students to be selected to perform with the AIB,” noted Dr.
Craig Hamilton, Ouachita’s Lena Goodwin Trimble Professor of Music and director of
bands. “Students learn from an outstanding guest conductor and enjoy the experience
of performing with their colleagues from around the state.”
The AIB will rehearse on Thursday and Friday morning and present a concert on Friday
afternoon at 3 p.m. in Hall D of the convention center. The concert is free and open
to the public.
Dr. Steve Peterson, director of bands at the University of Illinois, will be the guest
conductor/clinician. The repertoire will include “Shortcut Home” by Dana Wilson, “October”
by Eric Whitacre and “Sound and Smoke” by Viet Cuong.
OBU students selected for this year's AIB include: Becky Bloodworth, a junior instrumental
music education major from Arlington, Texas, on clarinet; Rachel Clifton, a sophomore
instrumental music education major from Alma, Ark., on euphonium; Jason Potts, a junior
instrumental music performance major from Springdale, Ark., on trombone; Wes Savage,
a junior worship arts major from Rudy, Ark., on bassoon; C.J. Slatton, a freshman
instrumental music education major from Paragould, Ark., on saxophone; Kaden Sosebee,
a senior Christian studies/Christian theology and Biblical studies major from Fort
Smith, Ark., on bass trombone; Blake Turner, a sophomore music major from Fort Worth,
Texas, on trumpet; Sierra Westberg, a freshman instrumental music education major
from Arkadelphia, Ark., on saxophone; and Hailey Whitham, a freshman instrumental
music education major on horn.
For more information, contact Dr. Craig Hamilton at [email protected] or (870) 245-5137.
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