Dr. Justin R. Stolarik

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
The Stony Brook University Wind Ensemble, Justin R. Stolarik, conductor

Seventh Annual Varsity Band Spring Concert
The Spirit of Stony Brook, Justin R. Stolarik, director

The Modern Wind Ensemble: Works from the  Twenty-First Century
The Stony Brook University Wind Ensemble, Justin R. Stolarik, conductor

Dances and Dreams
The Stony Brook University Wind Ensemble, Justin R. Stolarik, conductor

City Trees
The Stony Brook University Wind Ensemble, Justin R. Stolarik, conductor

2024 WASBE International Conference (Gwangju-Gyeonggi, SOUTH KOREA)
Timpanist and Section Percussionist
Brooklyn Wind Symphony, Jeff W. Ball, conductor
Mark Custom

Michael Markowski  |  Brooklyn Wind Symphony
Section Percussionist and Timpanist
Brooklyn Wind Symphony, Jeff W. Ball, conductor
Brian Losch, Jay Wu Jun Yow, Michael Markowski

2015 WASBE International Conference (San Jose CA)
Timpanist and Section Percussionist
Brooklyn Wind Symphony, Jeff W. Ball, conductor
Mark Custom

Starry Crown
Timpanist
World Premiere Recording
University of Texas Wind Ensemble, Jerry F. Junkin, conductor
Longhorn Music

John Corigliano's Symphony No. 3 "Circus Maximus"
Timpanist
World Premiere Recording
University of Texas Wind Ensemble, Jerry F. Junkin, conductor
Naxos Classical

2006 TMEA Clinic & Conference
Timpanist and Section Percussionist
University of Texas Wind Ensemble, Jerry F. Junkin, conductor
Mark Custom

Mountain Music
Timpanist and Section Percussionist
University of Florida Wind Symphony, David A. Waybright, conductor
Mark Custom

Française et Américaine Musique
Piano Soloist and Section Percussionist
University of Florida Wind Symphony, David A. Waybright, conductor
Mark Custom

Millenium Concert Live
Section Percussionist, Timpanist, and Pianist
University of Florida Wind Symphony, David A. Waybright, conductor
Mark Custom

Doctoral Lecture Recital
Twentieth-Century Wind Band Excerpts for Timpani: A Performance Guide
The University of Texas at Austin
With the evolution of the wind band has come an increase in the technical challenges placed on the performers and in the quantity of music written by prominent composers. Despite this, it is still orchestral excerpts that are exclusively studied and taught in preparation for auditions and performances. Wind band excerpts have not yet become a staple of individual practice or studio teaching even though this genre presents a variety of performance challenges. In particular, there exists a need for the compilation, analysis, and guidance of prominent and challenging timpani excerpts from the growing range of quality band repertoire. The purposes are:  to isolate a collection of timpani excerpts from significant and frequently performed compositions of the wind band repertoire; to provide an analysis focusing on logistical and performance problems, preparation, and practical advice to aid in the successful performance of each excerpt; and to offer composers and conductors a useful resource that creates an awareness of the technical possibilities and demands placed on the timpanist.

Doctoral Solo Recital
An Unconventional Twentieth-Century Retrospective
The University of Texas at Austin
This unconventional retrospective concept delivers a wide variety of musical styles of the twentieth-century--one work from almost every decade. The pieces not originally composed for percussion have been included as a means to demonstrate the contributions by important composers of the century and to expose the listener to the versatility of percussion instruments.

Masters Solo Recital
The University of Texas at Austin

Undergraduate Solo Recital
The University of Florida