The program for the concert will include "Festival in Russia" by Don Wilcox, arranged by Liadov; "October" by Eric Whitacre; "Courtly Airs and Dances" by Ron Nelson; "On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss" by David Holsinger; and "Vesuvius" by Frank Ticheli.

Personnel for group include Tara Skinner of Daytona Beach, Fla., Amanda Hayes of Jonesboro, Sarah Mitchell of Sherwood, Lindsay Krantz of Cotter and Devita Parks of Blytheville, flute; Damian Sanchez of Miami, Fla., oboe; Miguel Picanco of Bono, bassoon; Joe Deaton of Kaiser, Brett Williams and Will Hartzel, both of Forrest City, Tom Akins of Jonesboro, Chad Mary of Roland, Luke Walker of Pocahontas, Max Rand and Jeremy Rawls, both of Paragould, Russell Page of Trumann, Melinda Hutchison of Highland and Matt Gipson of Bono, trumpet;

Jonathan Rohner of Bono, Tara Hooker of Trumann, Lynn Wescott of Marion, Jodie Atchison of Bald Knob, Jessica Crociata of Tampa, Fla., Emily Stevens of Tupelo, Miss., Tonia Spurlock of Highland, Corey Emerson of Poplar Bluff, Mo., and Lee Jocobson of Pocahontas, clarinet; Sereatha Sullivan of Jonesboro, bass clarinet; Eric Palmer of Bald Knob, Ben Wescott of Memphis, Tenn., Tyrone Cobb of Dumas, Preston Hines of Bono and Ryan Barnett of Poplar Bluff, Mo., trombone;

Robert Shirley of Jonesboro, T.J. Burgess of Trumann, Crystal Thompson of Lonoke, Marla Thompson of Jacksonville, Derrick Davenport of Bryant, Ryan Palmer of Sherwood, and Jessica Wescott of Marion, euphonium; Brannon Brown of Cabot, Ashley McBride of Highland, Lauren Trubic and Mary Ross, both of Memphis, Tenn., Phillip Pruett of Jonesboro, Kendra Sauheaver of Sherwood, Lauren Gray of Poplar Bluff, Mo., and Adele Weiss of Sulphur Rock, French horn; Rusty Shields of Paragould, Adam Savage of Bryant, Josh Jones of Hornersville, Nic Garrett of Trumann, Ryan Riley of El Dorado and Jeff Miller of Paragould, tuba; Brian Hill, Jessica Vic, Adam Watkins, all of Jonesboro, Ralo Brown of Dumas, Richard Penn of Benton, Ben Pruett of Bono and Mark Williamson of Bald Knob, percussion.

The free concert is open to the public. For more information contact the Department of Music, 870-972-2094.

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