Sinfonia
Scott Glasser, conductor Program
UNC Greensboro
Sinfonia: Folk Tunes and Folk Tales
The Sinfonia presents “Folk Tunes and Folk Tales,” a program examining folk traditions through diverse musical lenses. Led by Scott Glasser with graduate conductors Jennifer Aikey and Jordan Owen, the concert features works by Biber, Fletcher, Mosier, and a traditional Korean setting.
Ciompi Quartet
The Ciompi Quartet presents premiere performances of works by graduate composers from Duke University and UNC Greensboro. Join us and meet the next generation of composers and experience music on the cutting edge.
Symphony Orchestra
The UNCG Symphony Orchestra welcomes Mongolian horsehead fiddle virtuoso Suyahan, guest composer Hexigetu (WenZe), and Student Artist Competition first prize winner Siana Wong for a program featuring music by Weber, Sibelius, and Brahms. The concert also includes the world premiere of a new work by Chinese composer 温泽 (WenZe), blending classical tradition with contemporary artistry.
The Juliet Letters
Faculty and students come together to perform “The Juliet Letters,” a song cycle originally conceived as a concept album by singer/songwriter Elvis Costello and the Brodsky Quartet.
Sinfonia
Scott Glasser, conductor Program
Sinfonia
Scott Glasser, conductor Program
Symphony Orchestra: Tchaikovsky’s Fourth
The Symphony Orchestra is joined by Prof. Marjorie Bagley and Dr. Scott Rawls for a program featuring a premiere by faculty composer Mark Engebretson, Mozart’s grand “Sinfonia Concertante,”and Tchaikovsky’s fearless Fourth Symphony.
Symphony Orchestra: Pines of Rome
The Symphony Orchestra and Student Artist Competition third prize winner Cro Trenczer present an evocative program featuring Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Capriccio espagnol,” the Haydn Cello Concerto, and Respighi’s stately tone poem, “Pines of Rome.”
Symphony Orchestra
The Symphony Orchestra performs an exciting program bookended by Leonard Bernstein’s dazzling Overture to “Candide” and Stravinsky’s monumental suite from “The Firebird.” Dr. Steven Stusek joins the orchestra for a performance of Debussy’s evocative “Rhapsodie for saxophone and orchestra.”