UND students performed in North Dakota Intercollegiate Band

Eleven students from the University of North Dakota Wind Ensemble performed with the 17^th annual North Dakota Intercollegiate Band this year. They joined with music students from eight other North Dakota colleges and universities in Jamestown for rehearsals and a performance Feb. 2 and 3. Larry Gookin, Emeritus Professor of Music from Central Washington University, served as this year’s guest conductor and clinician.

Students participating from UND were Alison Borchardt, clarinet (Milton); Sarah Curtiss, flute (Mandan); Dawson Domke, trumpet (Jamestown); Kendall Edmonds, clarinet (Larimore); Gabrielle Halliday, trombone (Grand Forks); Benjamin Helfrich, euphonium (Berthold); Walter Lawson, tuba (Larimore); Christopher McGill, horn (Cottage Grove, MN); Mary Morales, tenor saxophone (Okinawa, Japan); Lundean Tomlin, tuba (Flower Mound, TX); and Kelsie Wiens, bassoon (Williston). Dr. James Popejoy, Director of Bands at UND, accompanied the students to Jamestown for the festival and assisted with the event.