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River of Sorrows, by Todd Goodman mastick1773 54 views River of Sorrows, by Todd Goodman, performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Ensemble under the direction of Mark A Stickney. Performed live at the Heritage Center in ...
Semper Liberi mastick1773 157 views The Plymouth State University Symphonic Band under the direction of Dr. Mark A Stickney, performing Semper Liberi, by Robert W Smith. This performance was part of the All N...
Der Traum des Oegnhus mastick1773 77 views Der Traum des Oegnhus, by Rolf Rudin, performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Symphony, conducted by Thomas Herb.
Suite! Movement 3: Divertimento mastick1773 36 views Suite! by Mark Zuckerman. Movement 3: Divertimento. This work was the winner of the Hal Campbell Composition Contest in 2010. Performed by the Southern Utah University Win...
Suite! Movement 2: Fanfare mastick1773 36 views Suite! by Mark Zuckerman. Movement 2: Fanfare. This work was the winner of the Hal Campbell Composition Contest in 2010. Performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Sym...
Suite! Movement 1: Flourish mastick1773 27 views Suite! by Mark Zuckerman. Movement 1: Flourish. This work was the winner of the Hal Campbell Composition Contest in 2010. Performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Sy...
Gem of the Valley mastick1773 181 views Gem of the Valley, performed by the SUU Wind Ensemble. Conducted by the composer Randy Dulaney.
Culloden movement 3 mastick1773 1,239 views Movement 3 of Culloden, by Julie Giroux, performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Symphony.
Culloden, movment 2 mastick1773 271 views Movement 2 of Culloden, by Julie Giroux, performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Symphony.
Culloden movement 1 mastick1773 707 views Movement 1 of Culloden, by Julie Giroux performed by the Southern Utah University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Mark Stickney.

About Mark A Stickney

Dr. Mark A Stickney is Director of Bands at Plymouth State University, in New Hampshire. He has held conducting positions at Southern Utah University and Oklahoma Panhandle State University. He has taught applied low brass at Salve Regina University and the Community College of Rhode Island.

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Mark A. Stickney is assistant professor of music and Director of Bands at Plymouth State University. He was most recently Director of Bands at Southern Utah University, and has held conducting positions at Oklahoma Panhandle State University and the University of Rhode Island. He has served on the brass faculties of Salve Regina University and the Community College of Rhode Island, where he taught trombone, euphonium and tuba. He has performed with the American Band, Fanfare Brass, The Narragansett Tuba Quartet, and the Rutgers Wind Ensemble. As a member of the Rutgers Wind Ensemble, he appears on multiple recordings on the Mark Custom label. He has performed at The Newport Music Festival and throughout Southern New England as a soloist and chamber musician. As a conductor, Dr. Stickney has premiered a number of works. His research on contemporary Swedish wind music has lead to North American premieres of several works by composers Rolf Martinsson, Max Käck, and Ingvar Karkoff, and an article in the WASBE journal. He has conducted the Rutgers Wind Ensemble, Rutgers Symphony Band, Montclair State University Symphonic Band, and the University of Rhode Island Wind Ensemble, as well as many brass, woodwind, and percussion ensembles. He guest conducted the Rutgers Wind Ensemble at their Carnegie Hall debut in 2005. An active clinician, Dr. Stickney has worked with bands in California, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Kansas, Rhode Island, Texas, and Utah. He has done brass clinics with the Ocean State Youth Orchestra, judged the RIMEA Solo and Ensemble Festival, and auditioned low brass for the Five States Honor Band, and the OMEA Intercollegiate Band.

Dr. Stickney holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Wind Conducting from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, where he studied with William Berz. He received his Master of Arts degree in Tuba Performance from Montclair State University and his Bachelor of Arts degree from Gettysburg College. He studied tuba with Gary Buttery, Stephen Johns, and John Jones

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