February 05, 2020
Music of mystery and adventure will fill the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts as the Trine University Wind Ensemble performs music from television shows and movies related to secret agents and spying at its Feb. 23 concert.
“I Spy: A Concert of Espionage” begins at 3 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The wind ensemble is under the direction of Prof. Mark Kays, chair of Trine’s Music Department.
The concert opens with “Get Smart” by Irving Szathmary, followed by “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” by Daniel Pemberton.
Assistant director Alyssa Newbill will conduct “Mission: Impossible” by Lalo Schifrin and Danny Elfman, then Kays will return to the podium for “The Pink Panther” by Henry Mancini and “Bond … James Bond,” arranged by Stephen Bulla, which includes music from Goldfinger, The Spy Who Loved Me, The World Is Not Enough, Skyfall and Live and Let Die.
Wind ensemble members are as follows:
Alto saxophone: Keely Brooks, a general engineering major from Van Buren, Ohio; Evan Dunning, a chemical engineering major from Jasper, Indiana; Dante Padgett, a mechanical engineering major from Georgetown, Indiana; Darius Robertshaw Surgenavic, a software engineering major from Columbiana, Ohio; Chase Sartain, a software engineering major from Richmond, Indiana; Drew Schilling, a computer science and information technology major from Mulberry, Indiana; Josie Shields, a chemical engineering major from Shelburn, Indiana; Erin Whetstone, a forensic science major from Wabash, Indiana; Jade Willett, a biology major from Zanesville, Ohio; and Jenna Wilson, a mechanical engineering major from Paulding, Ohio.
Baritone saxophone: Rebecca Dickerson, a forensic science major from Kennard, Indiana; and Jonathan Stockwell, a mechanical engineering major from Dowagiac, Michigan.
Clarinet: Hannah Geren, an elementary education major from Bryan, Ohio; Lance Jutze, a biomedical engineering major from Wauseon, Ohio; Darianne Kimpel, a criminal justice major from Auburn, Indiana; Chloe Manahan, an accounting major from Hamilton, Indiana; and Isabel Newcom, an English education major from Logansport, Indiana.
Bass clarinet: Bridget Hoffman, a forensic science major from Wheatfield, Indiana.
Euphonium: Emily Lomax, a forensic science major from Goshen, Indiana; and Shad Neace, a mechanical engineering major from Kendallville, Indiana.
Flute: Jonathan Allen, a biology major from Medaryville, Indiana; Nicholas Gasbarro, a biomedical engineering major from Indianapolis; Brooke Hardy, a chemical engineering major from Wauseon, Ohio; Timothy Mayer, a mechanical engineering major from Endicott, New York; Alayna Willitzer, a biomedical engineering major from Cecil, Ohio; and Maggie Wilson, a marketing major from Paulding, Ohio.
French horn: Ian Fahrenkrog, a chemical engineering major from Elkhart, Indiana; Holly Hall, a software engineering major from Kokomo, Indiana; Jordan Hereza, a mechanical engineering major from Okemos, Michigan; and Blake Williams, a communication major from Elkhart, Indiana.
Percussion: Jalan Albea, a computer science and information technology major from Attica, Indiana; Jason Childress, a chemical engineering major from Bloomfield, Indiana; Lauren Connerton, a management major from Kokomo, Indiana; Matthew Dunn, a mechanical engineering major from Findlay, Ohio; Mandi Farmer, a mechanical engineering major from Parker City, Indiana; Larry Hicks, a software engineering major from Wawaka, Indiana; Matthew Ketner, a civil engineering major from Ottawa, Ohio; Philip Ollie, a general engineering major from Rocky River, Ohio; Evan Radtke, a forensic science major from Sturgis, Michigan; and Nathaniel Siders, a mechanical engineering major from Angola, Indiana.
Trumpet: David Baden, a chemical engineering major from Hamler, Ohio; Dane Budke, a biology major from Findlay, Ohio; Robert Dick, a chemistry major from Lawrence, Michigan; Ryan Hibbets, a sport and recreation major from Monticello, Indiana; Jacob Hoffman, a mechanical engineering major from West Harrison, Indiana; Lucas Jackson, a civil engineering major from Valparaiso, Indiana; Ivy Rubel, a design engineering technology major from Bradner, Ohio; Luke Skinner, a mechanical engineering major from Bryan, Ohio; and Emily Stetka, a science education major from Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Trombone: David Deniston, a chemical engineering major from Bowling Green, Ohio; Adam Dumas, a chemical engineering major from Swanton, Ohio; Alexander Fox, a biomedical engineering major from Plymouth, Indiana; Parker Gillespie, a chemical engineering major from Solsberry, Indiana; Calvin Rizzo, a civil engineering major from Fishers, Indiana; Blake Sakos, a software engineering major from Pioneer, Ohio; and Marc Tuholski, an electrical engineering major from LaPorte, Indiana.
Tenor saxophone: Garrett Howell, a biomedical engineering major from Brownsburg, Indiana; and Alexander Ibey, a criminal justice major from Indianapolis.
Tuba: Christopher Smith, a biomedical engineering major from Kokomo, Indiana; and Bernard Woon, a mechanical engineering major from Columbus, Indiana.
Last Updated: 02/12/2020
Twenty-five Trine University students, along with high school students from Angola and Kendallville, learned how learned how drones aid law enforcement during a special presentation on Oct. 20.
At an event offered as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Trine University students not only learned about the issues surrounding domestic violence today, but took away insights on how to combat it in the future.
Trine University students, employees and members of the community will have the opportunity to play, watch and create characters for video and board games at the university’s Art of Games event.