CSU Wind Ensemble - Schwob School of Music

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COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY SCHWOB SCHOOL OF MUSIC
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COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY
schwob school of music
spring 2013
www.columbusstate.edu/music
january
11 & 13 january
The Elixir of Love
Opera Performance
All performances take place on CSU’s RiverPark Campus,
at RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, 900 Broadway,
Columbus, Georgia.
Tickets are available through RiverCenter Box Office.
Please call 706-256-3612 for more information.
For concerts that are free admission, tickets are not
required.
A school of music within a public university, the Schwob
School is a community of artists committed to the highest
standards of artistry and integrity within a selective and
nurturing learning environment. The Schwob School of
Music’s dedicated faculty of teaching artists embraces
a creative approach to best practices in education and
seeks to realize fully each individual’s unique talent and
professional development. Centrally located within a
vibrant downtown arts campus in an outstanding music facility, the Schwob School of Music provides a professionally
focused experience that prepares individuals to become
leaders in the profession.
The Schwob School of Music proudly presents its full
production of Donizetti’s classic romantic comedy The Elixir of
Love, sung in English with an all-student cast, the CSU
Philharmonic Orchestra, professional sets and costumes in Bill
Heard Theatre. Come share the laughter and amorous
adventures that surround the famous “love potion” in 1830’s Italy!
1/11 - 7:30 pm, Bill Heard Theatre, admission $20
1/13 - 3:00 pm, Bill Heard Theatre, admission $20
14 january
STRIKE Piano & Percussion Duo
Jeff Meyer, piano
Paul Vaillancourt, percussion
For more information visit
www.ColumbusState.edu/Music
or call 706-649-7225.
“Artbeat of the City” is a multidisciplinary celebration
of the College of the Arts. Music events in this series
are designated with this logo. Visit ArtbeatColumbus.org
for more details.
Schwob School of Music concert information is
also available online at
www.ColumbusState.edu/Music
The Strike percussion/piano duo
featuring pianist Jeff Meyer and
faculty artist Paul Vaillancourt
performs works released on their
first duo CD, Convergence, by
composers Chen Yi, Mark Mellits,
Jim David, Brooke Joyce, and Eric
Moe.
7:30 pm, Legacy Hall
free admission
january
15 january
Athenia Trio
Guest Artist Recital
The Athenia Chamber Ensemble presents fun and interactive
performances that feature flute, oboe, and bassoon. Athenia is a
faculty ensemble at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
Founding members Alison Brown Sincoff, flute, Michele Fiala,
oboe, and Matthew Morris, bassoon have collectively performed in
the United States, Canada, Italy, Germany, England, France,
Russia, Panama, and Argentina. They decided to form Athenia
in 2009 in order to have an outlet to perform new music and to
engage audiences in new ways. The group enjoys discovering
unusual works for the ensemble and hopes to continue to add to
the repertoire.
7:30 pm, Legacy Hall, free admission
22 january
The Beethoven Project:
The Complete Violin Sonatas - Part I
Violin students from the studio of
Prof. Sergiu Schwartz, the William B.
and Sue MarieTurner Distinguished
Faculty Chair in Music and pianist Alina
Sarkisyan, graduate assistant of
Prof. Alexander Kobrin, the L. Rexford
Whiddon Distinguished Chair in Piano,
take on the unprecedented project of
performing the ten Sonatas for Violin
and Piano by Ludwig van Beethoven.
This concert opens the Beethoven
Violin Sonatas three-concert cycle
and features Ms. Sarkisyan performing
Sonata in D, Op. 12, No. 1 with Diego
Gabete, violin; Sonata in A, Op. 12,
No. 2 with Milen Maksimov, violin;
Sonata in E flat, Op. 12, No. 3 with Jing
Yang, violin; and Sonata in A minor,
Op. 23 with Likai He, violin.
7:30 pm, Studio Theatre
free admission
january
27 january
Sergiu Schwartz, violin
Alexander Kobrin, piano
Faculty Recital
Faculty artist Sergiu Schwartz, the William B. and Sue Marie
Turner Distinguished Faculty Chair in Music, has garnered worldwide critical acclaim as “one of the best violinists of his
generation” (Le Soleil, Canada), while Fanfare magazine notes
that “Schwartz’s CD should provide a great sense of optimism
that a younger violinist still commands such assured rhetoric and
expressive resources. Heifetz, Milstein, Oistrakh, Isaac Stern,
Francescatti - they all come to mind.” He is joined by faculty artist
Alexander Kobrin, the L. Rexford Whiddon Distinguished Chair
in Piano, a First Place/Gold Medal winner of international piano
competitions including the Van Cliburn, Busoni, Hamamatsu,
Glasgow, and Chopin competitions. Mr. Kobrin is critically
acclaimed for his technique, artistry, and commanding virtuosity.
The program includes works by Beethoven, Dvořák, and Brahms.
28 january
Viola Studio Recital
Be awash in the rich tones of the Schwob School of Music’s viola
studio in this recital by the students of Prof. Zoran Jakovcic.
Featured are jewels by Telemann, J. C. Bach, Hoffmeister, Bruch,
Reger, and more...
29 january
The Complete Violin Sonatas - Part II
Violin students from the studio of Prof. Sergiu Schwartz, the
William B. and Sue Marie Turner Distinguished Faculty Chair in
Music and pianist Alina Sarkisyan, graduate assistant of
Prof. Alexander Kobrin, the L. Rexford Whiddon Distinguished
Chair in Piano, take on the unprecedented project of performing
the ten Sonatas for Violin and Piano by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Tonight’s concert, the second in the Beethoven Violin Sonatas
three-concert cycle, features Ms. Sarkisyan performing Sonata
in F, Op. 24 “Spring” with Sophie Wang, violin; Sonata in A, Op. 30,
No. 1 with Elzbieta Tokarska, violin; and Sonata in C minor, Op.
30, No 2 with Tian Xu, violin.
7:30 pm, Studio Theatre, free admission
january
february
3 february
Earl Coleman Studio Recital
The Voice Studio of Professor Earl Coleman, the William and
Isabelle Curry Eminent Faculty Scholar Chair in Voice, presents an
Afternoon of the African American Spiritual. The recital features
solo spiritual arrangements of Margaret Bonds, Hall Johnson,
Lena McLin, Undine Smith Moore, Moses Hogan, and Mark Hayes.
Some performing have been winners of vocal competitions at the
national, regional, and state levels. The students will be assisted
by pianists Janie Lee Bullock and Mary Walker.
february
10 february
Robert Murray, trumpet
Faculty Recital
Please join Rob Murray, Yien Wang and special
guests for an afternoon serenade of popular
favorites from the trumpet repertoire.
4 february
Michelle DeBruyn, soprano
Matthew Hoch, baritone
Faculty and Guest Artist Recital
10 february
Jason Snider, horn
The Schwob School of Music is pleased to
present Jason Snider, Fourth Horn of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Snider is
joined by faculty artist Yien Wang on Piano.
Come enjoy works by Berge, Gounod, and
Beethoven.
An Evening of Musical Theatre with
faculty artist Michelle DeBruyn and guest
artist Matthew Hoch from Auburn
University. Join us for an evening of
Musical Theatre solos and duets from
Classic to Contemporary Broadway
literature. They are joined by faculty artist
Yien Wang on piano.
11 february
Sō Percussion
Guest Artist Recital - LegacyLive!
5 february
The Complete Violin Sonatas - Part III
Violin students from the studio of Prof. Sergiu Schwartz, the
William B. and Sue Marie Turner Distinguished Faculty Chair in
Music, and pianist Alina Sarkisyan, graduate assistant of
Prof. Alexander Kobrin, the L. Rexford Whiddon Distinguished Chair
in Piano, take on the unprecedented project of performing the ten
Sonatas for Violin and Piano by Ludwig van Beethoven. Tonight’s
concert concludes the Beethoven Violin Sonatas cycle and
features Ms. Sarkisyan performing Sonata in G, Op. 30, No. 3 with
Sarah Velasco, violin; and the sonatas in A, Op. 47 “Kreutzer” and
in G, Op. 96, both with Boris Abramov, violin.
Since 1999, Sō Percussion has been creating music that explores
all the extremes of emotion and musical possibility. The Brooklynbased quartet has received acclaim for their unusual and exciting
music in the United States and internationally. You will find this rare
and wonderful breed of music to be compelling.
7:30 pm, Legacy Hall, admission $20
february
13 February
CSU Jazz Band
february
18 February
A/B Duo
Meerenai Shim, flute
Chris Jones, percussion
The CSU Jazz Band, under the direction of Dr. Alexander
Pershounin, head of the Schwob School of Music’s Jazz Studies
program, opens the 2013 season with a fiery blend of classic and
new jazz styles. Come swing with us and you are guaranteed to
enjoy a great evening of music!
17 February
Spotlight on Violin!
Violin Studio Gala Concert
The newly formed A/B Duo, composed of flutist Meerenai Shim
and percussionist Chris Jones, performs new works for flute and
percussion by Janice Misurell-Mitchell, Steve Danyew and
others. Many works recorded on Meerenai’s new CD are
also featured, including the flute and Gameboy piece by Matthew
Joseph Payne.
19 February
Stusek - Estoppey Duo, saxophones
This concert features American saxophonist Steve Stusek and
Swiss saxophonist Laurent Estoppey performing contemporary
works for two saxophones in combination with multiple electronic
devices. Schwob School of Music saxophone professor Amy
Griffiths also performs with the Duo.
Artist Faculty Sergiu Schwartz, the William B. and Sue Marie
Turner Distinguished Faculty Chair in Music, is joined by the
Schwob School of Music’s outstanding, prize-winning violin
students in a concert featuring romantic and virtuoso works from
the violin repertoire. An impressive showcase of the school’s
accomplished violinists! Prof. Schwartz contributes insightful
commentary about his students and the works they perform.
february
19 february
Josh Kearney, conductor
Student Lecture Recital
Joshua Kearney presents his Master of Music Lecture Recital on
Gustav Holst’s masterwork for band - Hammersmith: Prelude and
Scherzo. The lecture concludes with a complete performance of
the work by the Columbus State University Wind Ensemble with
Kearney conducting.
february
23 february
Sharpe - Zohn Duo
Jose Antonio Escobar, guitars
Guitar Symposium Concert
21 february
CSU Wind Ensemble
Tonight’s Wind Ensemble concert features two masterworks for
wind band, Gustav Holst’s dark yet boisterous Hammersmith and
Percy Grainger’s masterfully scored depiction of bucolic English
folksongs, Lincolnshire Posy. Faculty artists Susan Tomkiewicz,
English horn, and Robert Murray, trumpet, perform Aaron Copland’s
haunting and reflective Quiet City. Each half of the concert opens
with rousing fanfares by Rimsky-Korsakov and Leoš Janáček.
22 february
This evening spotlights three international touring artists in one of
the featured concerts of the 14th Annual CSU Guitar Symposium.
24 february
Elliot Frank
Lukasz Kuropaczewski, guitars
Guitar Symposium Concert
Kobrin - Schwartz - Warner Piano Trio
with Zoran Jakovcic, viola
and Boris Abramov, violin
This evening spotlights two international touring artists in one of
the featured concerts of the 14th Annual CSU Guitar Symposium.
25 february
Yien Wang, piano
Faculty Recital
Join internationally acclaimed and distinguished faculty artists
Alexander Kobrin, piano, Sergiu Schwartz, violin, and Wendy
Warner, cello, performing Schubert’s masterful Piano Trio in B
flat Major and Schumann’s all-time favorite Piano Quintet in E
flat Major, with Faculty Artist Zoran Jakovcic, viola, and graduate
teaching assistant Boris Abramov, violin.
Join faculty artist Yien Wang for a solo
piano recital featuring works by Chopin
and Australian composer Carl Vine.
february / march
march
28 february
17 march
Tonight’s Wind Orchestra concert showcases a variety of musical
styles, from the driving opening work Frenergy to Karel Husa’s
pictorial Al Fresco to Weinberger’s Polka and Fugue from
Schwanda the Bagpiper. Music education professor Sean Powell
appears as guest conductor.
On March 17th at 7:30pm, The Schwob School of Music Horn
Studio will present an evening of solo and chamber music. The
concert will culminate in a horn choir performance under the
direction of horn professor Anna Dodd. Selections will include
works by Bach, Victoria, and Mozart.
CSU Wind Orchestra
Horn Studio Recital
18 march
2012 - 2013 Concerto Competition
Winners’ Concert
CSU Philharmonic
Acclaimed for his versatility in both
opera and concert, William Ferguson
commands a wide range of
repertoire, from Mozart to Monty
Python. The Opera News has
described his singing as having
“grace, and striking selfpossession.” He holds both
Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees
from The Juilliard School and is
a native of Richmond, Virginia.
Tonight’s program will include some
of Schubert’s most beloved Lieder;
Britten’s My Beloved is Mine and I am
His, Op. 40; and arrangements of
songs from plays.
The CSU Philharmonic presents the winners of the Schwob
School of Music’s Concerto Competition:
16 march
William Ferguson, tenor
Admission $20
Boris Abramov - Dvořák Concerto for Violin, Mvt. I
Tzuyi Chen - Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 3, Mvt.I
Likai He - Vieuxtemps Concerto No 5 for Violin, Mvt. I
Manuel Ramos - Nielsen Clarinet Concerto
Sophie Wang - Sibelius Violin Concerto, Mvt. I
17 march
The evening features these amazing musicians drawn from
our international body of students, all conducted by Ethel Foley
Distinguished Chair Paul Hostetter. Also on the program will be
Borodin’s passionate Polovtsian Dances led by international
guest conductor Christopher Confessore.
Kobrin - Schwartz - Warner Piano Trio
Join internationally acclaimed and distinguished faculty artists
Alexander Kobrin, piano, Sergiu Schwartz, violin, and Wendy
Warner, cello, for a stunning afternoon of chamber music featuring
Brahms’ passionate Piano Trio in C minor and Mendelssohn’s
brilliant Piano Trio in D minor.
19 march
PianoMania!
Piano Scholarship Benefit Concert
Hear four Steinway concert grands in Legacy Hall with
ensemble performances by Schwob School piano students
and faculty professor Alexander Kobrin, the L. Rexford Whiddon
Distinguished Chair in Piano.
march
march / april
20 march
27 march
Faculty Recital
Faculty Recital
The Mysterious “SCH”
Wendy Warner, cello
Yien Wang, piano
Join Alexander Kobrin, Van Cliburn
Competition gold medalist and the L.
Rexford Whiddon Distinguished Chair
in Piano, for a mesmerizing evening of
works by Franz Schubert and Robert
Schumann. Well known for his
powerful presence and elegant
technique, this evening he reveals a
complex and uncanny side through his
Schumann interpretations, of which
The New York Times writes, “... there is
something to be gained from taking Mr.
Kobrin’s unusual readings on their own
terms.”
21 march
CSU Contemporary Ensemble
The Contemporary Ensemble presents an ambitious and
adventurous program featuring giants in the modern musical
landscape beginning with John Luther Adams’ haunting Dark Wind,
followed by Arvo Pärt’s mystical Spiegel im Spiegel. Next is a new
work by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Wayne Peterson
featuring guest conductor Dr. Paul Vaillancourt. The program
finishes vibrantly with Olivier Messiean’s masterpiece, L’oiseaux
exotiques (exotic birds) with piano soloist and Alexander Kobrin,
the L. Rexford Whiddon Distinguished Chair in Piano.
Join faculty artists Wendy Warner and Yien Wang for a cello and
piano recital featuring works by Martinu, Janácek, and Prokofiev.
28 march
CSU Jazz Ensembles
Featuring Conrad Herwig, trombone
The jazz trombone master of our
time, New York’s Conrad Herwig,
wows the audience in perfomance
with the CSU Jazz Band, directed
by Dr. Alex Pershounin, head of
jazz studies. Come listen to a rare
treat of virtuoso jazz solo
trombone and an eclectic blend of
the best jazz styles!
23 march
Kaleidoscope Concert
free admission
Columbus State University’s Schwob School of Music holds its
annual Kaleidscope Concert in Bill Heard Theatre, RiverCenter for
the Performing Arts. This unique, once-a-year performance
showcases all 240 student musicians at the Schwob School of
Music in a fast-paced and exciting seventy-minute concert that
spans a wide range of musical styles.
7:30 pm, Bill Heard Theatre, admission $20
1 april
Guitar and Flute Studio Recital
Members of the Schwob School of Music’s studios of guitar and
flute perform duos featuring repertoire spanning five centuries.
april
april
3 april
4 april
Student Composers’ Concert
Boris Slutsky, piano
NIGHTCAP
The second annual NIGHTCAP concert
features a dozen CSU composers
presenting world premieres in an
interactive and exciting environment.
9:00 pm, Studio Theatre
free admission
5-6 april
Electroacoustic Weekend
Prepare for an evening of magic with world-renowned pianist
Boris Slutsky, characterized as “...a sound wizard of high caliber”
(Esslinger Zeitung). Mr. Slutsky has performed on nearly every
continent both as a soloist and chamber musician. He is also a
widely-sought-after pedagogue and the Chair of the piano department at the Peabody Conservatory of Music.
4 April
Zoran Jakovcic, viola
Faculty Recital
April 5 - Keith Kirchoff, piano - Guest Artist Recital
The Electroacoustic Piano
Pianist Keith Kirchoff has been called a “virtuosic tour de force”
whose playing is “energetic, precise, [and] sensitive.” Kirchoff’s
work involves promoting under-recognized composers and
educating audiences of the importance of new and experimental
music. Selections from his 2011 CD The Electroacoustic Piano
will be performed on this concert.
April 6 - Keith Kirchoff - Guest Artist Lecture
Performing with Electronics
11:00 am, Studio Theatre, free admission
April 6 - Student Electroacoustic Music Concert
Schwob School of Music Students present original compositions
and selections from the electroacoustic music repertoire.
April 6 - Mathew McCabe, composer - Faculty Recital
Visiting Assistant Professor of Audio Technology Matthew
McCabe presents a concert of original compositions, including
a world premiere interactive work for performer and conductive
paint, and performances by fellow Schwob faculty Wendy Warner,
cello; Yien Wang, piano; and Michelle DeBruyn, soprano.
7 april
Surround Sound: 360 degrees of music
Choral Union with Trumpet Ensemble,
Trombone Ensemble,
and Brass Quintet
Solo and chamber works featuring the Viola by Bach, Penderecki
and Brahms, performed by Schwob School of Music viola
professor Zoran Jakovcic, in collaboration with faculty
colleagues, Alexander Kobrin and Wendy Warner.
This concert features the CSU Choral Union with theTrumpet and
Trombone Ensembles in music composed for multiple choirs. The
audience is surrounded by the sounds of instruments and voices
as the performers use Legacy Hall to its spatial potential.
april
8 april
Student Chamber Music Recital
Join our great students in a unique experience of collaboration
under the direction of distinguished faculty.
april
14 april
Francisco Bernier, guitar
Hailed by La Stampa as “a future
superstar of the guitar”, Francisco
Bernier has already begun to dazzle
audiences worldwide. A native of
Spain, Maestro Bernier performs
works of the great Spanish masters
including Francisco Tarrega’s Carnaval de Venicia, and Julian Arcas’s
Fantasia La Traviata.
8 april
Guitar Chamber Music
Student Recital
Sponsored by the Hon. Teresa P.
Tomlinson and Mr. Wade H. Tomlinson
4:00, Legacy Hall, admission $20
Students of the Schwob School of Music will perform in guitar
quartets and ensembles of guitar and mixed instruments.
11 april
CSU Wind Ensemble
14 april
Kimberly Cone Studio Recital
The Voice Studio of Professor Kimberly Cone will perform an
evening of “Duets and More”. Students will sing duets by
Schumann, Mozart and Mendolssohn as well as favorite
selections from the Musical Theatre repertoire. Please join us!
15 april
CSU Trumpet Ensemble
The final Wind Ensemble concert of the year features an eclectic
mix of music, showcasing the flexibility of the modern wind band.
To open, we Blow it Up, and Start Again with a work by composer
Jonathan Newman, a raucous piece with elements of funk and
“dub-step.” We “start again” with music from 16th century Italian
composer Carlo Gesualdo, conducted by our guest Robert
Ambrose, director of bands at Georgia State University.
Following a beautiful new work by rising composer Roger Zare
and a Mexican dance, several faculty artists are featured in a
funky, edgy piece by New York composer Andy Akiho. The Wind
Ensemble closes with Donald Grantham’s variations on George
Gershwin’s “blues lullaby,” Prelude No. 2 in C#, performed at the
piano by Alina Sarkysian, graduate student of Prof. Alexander
Kobrin.
Witness the premier concert of CSU’s internationally recognized
Trumpet Ensemble. The repertoire includes original works for
trumpet ensemble from the baroque and renaissance as well as
premiers of several new works by American composers written
for the CSU Trumpet Ensemble.
18 april
A Musical Mosaic:
Images of sound and light
University Singers
This concert features the University Singers in solo and ensemble
repertoire that will encompass several centuries as well as many
languages and styles. The voice majors demonstrate their
versatility in small and large groups designed to feature them
individually and collectively.
april
21 april
CSU Percussion Ensemble
april
25 april
Tragedy and Triumph
CSU Wind Orchestra
The concert begins with Steven Bryant’s Triumph, but quickly
moves to the tragic with works depicting the 1945 “destruction
of Dresden” and the unsuspecting Pompeians in a bacchanalian
dance during the days before the volcano Vesuvius’s eruption.
After a beautiful setting of Biebl’s Ave Maria, the Wind Orchestra
concludes with Yashuide Ito’s Gloriosa, an epic symphonic poem
about the “hidden Christians” of 16th Century Japan. Please join
us for this night that ends in triumph.
26 april
Piano Studio Recital
The Schwob School of Music welcomes Pulitzer Prize-winning
composer Wayne Peterson. The concert features three world
premiere performances highlighting the faculty group Columbus
Brass and the CSU Percussion Ensemble. Also featured are
performances by the CSU Chorale under the direction of
Prof. Constantina Tsolainou, faculty artist singer Michelle Debruyn,
and Prof. Amy Griffiths in a performance of Jim David’s new
saxophone concerto with percussion ensemble entitled L’oiseau
dans l’espace...
21 april
Double Reed Studio Recital
Schwob School of Music presents a recital of the double reed
studios. Students of Dr. Susan Tomkiewicz and Dr. Ron Wirt
perform works for oboe and bassoon.
Witness a stellar celebration of music with L.Rexford Whiddon
Chair in Piano Alexander Kobrin and the rising stars of the Schwob
School of Music piano studio. Prepare to be impressed by
performances bold, beautiful, and virtuosic.
28 april
CSU Trombone Ensembles
24 april
CSU Philharmonic
The CSU Philharmonic’s final concert of the season features
colorful music from around the world starting with Silvestre
Revueltas’ rhythmically propulsive Sensemaya, led by student
conductor David Jang. Dr. Amy Griffiths is the soloist in Alexander
Glazunov’s mesmerizingly beautiful Concerto for Alto Saxophone
and Orchestra. The program concludes with Rimsky-Korsakov’s
sensual Scheherazade, showcasing all members of the orchestra
in this dazzling work, led by Ethel Foley Distinguished Chair Paul
Hostetter.
Join the CSU Trombone Octet and Trombone Choir for their
spring concert. The ensembles will be featured at the 2013
International Trombone Festival here at CSU in June, and this
concert will be an exciting preview.
4:00, Legacy Hall, free admission
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