Symphonic Band • Abigail Pack, horn
GALBRAITH Febris ver
NEWMAN As the scent of spring rain
LIKHUTA Vivid Dreams
DELLO JOIO Scenes from The Louvre
TCHAIKOVSKY Dance of the Jesters
GALBRAITH Febris ver
NEWMAN As the scent of spring rain
LIKHUTA Vivid Dreams
DELLO JOIO Scenes from The Louvre
TCHAIKOVSKY Dance of the Jesters
Kristin Arp, conductor
Erika Boysen, flute
GEORGE Jinx
PERRINE Only Light
GRANT Fluttering! Flickering! Floating! Flutes!
MACKEY Let Me Be Frank With You
TICHELI Vesuvius
Jonathan Caldwell, conductor
Courtney Miller, oboe
Dustin Barr, guest conductor
Kristin Arp, graduate conductor
SCHUMAN Chester
CONTRERAS Mariachitlán
ZARE Ocean of Undiscovered Truth (consortium premiere)
BALLARD Dances of the Nighthawk Keetowah
SHOSTAKOVICH Folk Dances
Tim Warfield’s appearance is made possible by the Robinson Family Fund, established by Ward Robinson (’19 PBC Jazz, ’10 MPH) and Pamela Pittman.
The Red Clay Saxophone Quartet was formed in 2003 when the fates conspired to bring four internationally recognized saxophonists (Susan Fancher, Robert Faub, Steven Stusek and Mark Engebretson) together in Greensboro, North Carolina. In January 2022, Laurent Estoppey joined the quartet on alto saxophone. The RCSQ takes its name from the area’s luscious red soil. The Quartet presents a varied repertoire from classical to jazz to new music to tango, featuring music by composers such as Chen Yi, Ben Johnston, James Paul Sain, György Ligeti, Guillermo Lago, Francis Poulenc, Alejandro Rutty, Steve Reich, Mark Engebretson, David Maslanka, Martin Bresnick, Burton Beerman, and Gavin Bryars.
The UNCG Old Time Ensemble performs American folk music, focusing on the string band traditions of the North Carolina Piedmont and Southern Appalachia. The ensemble’s mission is to give students an opportunity to learn songs and tunes that have been part of North Carolina’s culture for generations. Based on the idea that oral traditions should be part of every musician’s education, the group learns all its music by ear, through careful listening and repetition, the way traditional American music has been learned for centuries.
Students of Dr. Anthony Taylor and Dr. Luke Ellard
The Casella Sinfonietta presents a faculty-student side-by-side concert of works by Kurt Weill, Charles Mingus, and George Gershwin.
As part of their 11-day residency at Haw River State park, ETHNO USA will visit the UNCG School of Music on September 5 to demonstrate their work and share their unique program. A free demo/workshop at 4:00 pm in Tew Recital Hall is open to all interested music students. At 7:30 pm there will be a free public concert, also in Tew Recital Hall. Ethno USA will also perform at the NC Folk Festival.
"On Love and Longing" • Dr. Courtney Miller, Professor of Oboe, explores the theme of deep longing inherent in the human condition as well as the joy and peace that flow from love. This program will also feature works by Suzanne Polak, Manuel Pedro Ferreira, and Álvaro Cámara.
Dr. Zachary Hobin, Visiting Asst. Professor of Double Bass, and collaborative pianist Dr. Alice Shenyang Xu
Paul Nolen is Professor of Saxophone at Illinois State University where he has taught for the past 16 years. Paul has appeared as soloist, chamber musician, and jazz artist throughout the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the United Kingdom.