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February 2023
Lyndsey Dean, multiple woodwinds and Daniel García, clarinet • Graduate Recital
Wind Ensemble • Amy Xin Yin, timpani
33rd Annual Carolina Band Festival and Conductors Conference
Jonathan Caldwell, conductor
Eric Willie, timpani
Patricia Cornett, guest conductor
Andrea Brown, guest conductor
Scott Teeple, guest conductor
DAY: Dancing Fire
BACH: Fervent is My Longing, BWV 727 and Fugue in G minor, BWV 578
DOOLEY: Point Blank
DAUGHERTY: Raise the Roof
TUTTLE: The Time Traveler
Song Composition Recital
Composition, Voice, and Creating Writing Students
Find out more »Red Clay Saxophone Quartet • Faculty and Guest Artist Recital
Red Clay performs substantial works by Philip Glass (Concerto) and Andrew Stiller (Chamber Symphony), plus premieres of shorter works by UNCG student composers Chris Crutcher, Ian T. Jones, Charles D. Norris, and Jack Yagerline.
Find out more »University Choirs • Divina: Ashes of Roses
"Divina: Ashes of Roses" is a concert of sacred choral music, featuring the southern premiere of Jocelyn Hagen’s "Requiem, Ashes of Roses," in a new version for chamber ensemble, organ, SATB choir, and soloists. The UNCG choral ensembles are joined by alumnus John Alexander on organ, faculty soloists Teri Bickham, Clara O’Brien, and Robert Wells, and faculty chamber winds.
Find out more »Symphonic and University Bands • Steven Stusek, saxophone • Michael Burns, bassoon
Jonathan Caldwell, conductor
Michael Burns, bassoon
ARCHER: Fanfare politeia
STARK: Augenblick
BURNS: Two Aotearoa Sketches
COPLEY: Dope
THOMAS: A Mother of a Revolution!