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Below is a list of ensembles at
the Indiana University School of Music
that consistently involve percussion
students. All percussion students,
undergraduate and graduate,
are required to participate in XO40
ensembles every semester enrolled with
the exception of Summer Session I.
DM Percussion students are required to
participate in XO40 ensembles every
semester they are enrolled in applied
lessons. Ensembles classified
other than XO40 are additional ensembles
that involve percussion students.
XO40 - Instrumental Ensembles
Orchestras: Meet daily from 4pm - 6pm
Philharmonic Orchestra
Concert Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
University Orchestra
Chamber Orchestra
Baroque
Orchestra
New Music Ensemble (meets MWF from
12:20pm - 2:15pm)
Bands: Meet daily from 2:30pm -
3:45pm
Wind Ensemble
Symphonic Band
Concert Band
Marching Hundred (fall only)
Basketball Pep Band (spring only)
Jazz Big Bands: Meet daily from
12:20pm - 2:15pm
David Baker Band
Pat Harbison Band
Brent Wallarab Band
Associate Instructor Band X490:
Percussion Ensembles
Percussion Ensemble
(meets Tuesday from 12:20pm - 2:15pm & Wednesday from 4pm
- 6pm)
Steel Band/Hand Drumming Ensemble
(meets
Monday & Thursday from 9pm - 10:30pm)
F450/F550: Jazz Combos
Jazz Combos meet at the availability of
the students.
M413/M513: Latin American Popular
Music Ensemble
Latin American Popular Music
Ensemble
(meets Monday 6:30pm-9:00pm)
I500: Masterclass
Percussion students are required to
attend weekly masterclasses given by the
Percussion Department faculty and guest
artists. Recent guest clinicians
include:
Kevin Bobo
Don Williams
Emil Richards
Jack Van Geem
Ruben Alvarez
Liam Teague & Robert Chappell
Anindo Chatterjee
Dave Samuels & Dick Sisto
Evelyn Glennie
Gary Chaffee
Sandip Burman
J.C. Combs
Remo Belli
Peter Erskine
Kenny Aronoff
Jeff Hamilton
Anders Astrand
Kroumata
Miscellaneous:
Upon request, percussionists are
constantly
involved in many other School of Music
performances such as student recitals,
Composition Department recitals, Brass
Choirs, and choral ensembles. |