February 2022
Willie Clark, tuba • Guest Artist Recital
Willie Clark is lecturer of tuba at the University of Maryland School of Music where he teaches applied tuba lessons, coaches brass chamber groups and serves as the director of the UMD Brass Ensemble. Clark is also currently a member of the United States Air Force “Ceremonial Brass” in Washington, D.C., and was a founding member of the Barclay Brass and professional Disney tuba quartet, “The Tubafours.”
Find out more »Red Clay Saxophone Quartet • Faculty and Guest Artist Recital
The Red Clay Saxophone Quartet, comprised of UNCG faculty Steve Stusek and Mark Engebretson, along with Susan Fancher and new member Laurent Estoppey, premiere a new work (Hedera) written for them by James Paul Sain, professor at the University of Florida. Other works on the program include Chen Yi's "Not Alone," David Maslanka's, "The soul is here for its own joy" from Recitation Book, and three pieces from Guillermo Lago's "Ciudades."
Find out more »Kim-Tollefson Piano Duo • Guest Artist Recital
The Kim-Tollefsen Piano Duo is comprised of pianists Jae Won Kim and Mark Tollefsen, both graduates of the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music and professors at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
Find out more »March 2022
Duo Guitiano • Guest Artist Recital
Duo Guitiano is a guitar and piano duo formed by Colombian guitarist Carlos Castilla and Cuban pianist Amanda Virelles.
Find out more »Student Composers Concert I
Students of Dr. Mark Engebretson and Dr. Alejandro Rutty.
Find out more »Student Composers Concert II
Students of Dr. Mark Engebretson and Dr. Alejandro Rutty.
Find out more »Present~Continuous New Music Ensemble | Mara Gibson, guest composer
Present~Continuous provides advanced performers with the opportunity of performing significant works of the new music repertoire, in addition to music of visiting composers and members of the UNCG community. Present~Continuous performs at the UNCG New Music Festival, and other venues including tours to universities in South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. The group’s repertoire has included works by George Crumb, Olivier Messiaen, Steve Reich, David Lang, Robert Paterson, Zhou Long, Julia Wolfe, Anna Clyne, and others.
The instrumentation of the ensemble varies according to the program, ranging from 4 to 18 performers.
Find out more »November 2023
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The UNCG College of Visual and Performing Arts gratefully acknowledges the Edward T. Cone Foundation of Princeton, NJ and New York, NY for its generous support for the advancement of theory, composition, and performance through the UNCG New Music Program.