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Carrollton Wind Ensemble
The Carrollton Wind Ensemble is a resident ensemble of the Carrollton Center for the Arts. Founded in 2011, and under the direction of Carroll Symphony Orchestra Conductor Terry Lowry, the CWE performs over 30 concerts a year in concert halls, schools, nursing homes, churches, local businesses and Veteran's Park events. This wonderful concert band is open to anyone who played an instrument in high school or college and rehearses each Tuesday evening at the Center for the Arts. The CWE completed a successful concert tour of Italy in June of 2024 with concerts in Venice, Rome and Florence.
Visit the Carrollton Wind Ensemble page at Musical Overture to hear us!
https://musicaloverture.com/videos/by/CarrolltonWindEnsemble
Flutes
Rosemarie Norton
Susan Wright
Cadence Russell
Kathy Ellis
Holly Robbins
Martha Dye
Lindsey Oliver
Jenny Teel
Leslie Horton
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Oboe
Sarah Scholl
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Clarinets
Jonathan Goodin
Laurie Seale
Kim Stoval
Kathy Rainwater
Laura Clayton
Brandi Crosby
Rachel Glory
Russell Bennett
Shaziya Hawthorne
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Bass Clarinets
Dianne Strickland
Teddie Wilson
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Bassoons
George Kichenko
Conner Haley
Alto Saxophones
David Holcomb
Carla Jackson
Robert Temple
Sharon Goodman
Jamie Ward
Jessi Stockham
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Tenor Saxophones
Jim Hughes
Brittany Atterberry White
Scott Cottrill
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Baritone Saxophones
Todd White, Sr.
Caroline Steed
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Trumpets
Terry Strickland
Alex Walters
Jennifer Houck
Lee Ritchie
Stephanie Stovall
Ben Strickland
Maggie Reese Hines
Justin Arnold
LeAnna Cheek
Ethan Eskew
Shem Grant
French Horns
Don Wright
Hannah Royals
Stephanie Wilk
Olivia Strickland
Halen Harper
Rene Ruiz
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Trombones
Steve Gladney
Dale Walls
Tom Secor
Jeremy Ward
Tori Branson
Joshua Johnson
Robert Ordonez
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Euphoniums
Charles Johnson
D.T. Griswold
Molly Astin
Alex Schwartz
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Tubas
Mark Zickefoose
J.J. McDermott
Andrew Beam
Morgan Wheeler
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Percussion
Shawn Morris
Zach Tyler
Joseph Jeffries
Travis Glory
Alex Ansaldo
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ARTISTIC STATEMENT
The Carroll Symphony Orchestra enriches the lives of children and adults in our community by cultivating deep listening and sustained engagement with the living symphonic tradition—connecting music of the past with the creation of new work today.
Our seasons present a continuing exploration of the living symphonic tradition, connecting masterworks of the past with the creation of new music in the present. We return to major works often to allow both musicians and audiences to refine their understanding and find new meaning in extended musical forms. Our long-term artistic vision is to cultivate performances of increasing clarity, balance, and expressive integrity. In concert halls and through recordings, we seek to create experiences that help our community engage more profoundly with their own emotional and intellectual lives.
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