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EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

Music Department

presents a

General Recital

October 22, 20022:00 p.m.

McAfee Gymnasium North

PROGRAM

Concerto in f minor G. F. Handel(1685-1759)

arr. Keith BrownGraveAllegroSarabandeAllegro

Brad Wallace, tromboneJennifer Colgan, piano

Adagio in D flat Major Franz Liszt(1811-1886)

Abigail Heras, organ

Romance Camille Saint-Saëns(1835-1921)

Edwin Ochsner, hornAlexis Ignatiou, piano

Prelude and Scherzo Neil Butterworth(b. 1934)

Laney Grimes, hornJason Yarcho, piano

From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific Herbert L. Clarke(1867-1945)

Andy Messerli, euphoniumJennifer Colgan, piano


Music Department

presents a

General Recital

November 5, 20022:00 p.m.


PROGRAM

Piéce en mi bémol, Op. 33 Henri Büsser(1872-1973)

Andy Messerli, euphoniumJason Yarcho, piano

“Comfort ye . . Every Valley” (Messiah) G. F. Handel(1650-1757)

Christopher Thompson, tenorRachel Warfel, piano

Vorrei speigarvi, oh Dio! (K. 418) W. A. Mozart(1756-1791)

Janet Essary, sopranoSusan Teicher, piano

“Unis dès la plus tendre enfance” C. W. Gluck(Iphigénie en Tauride) (1714-1787)

“Vainement ma bien-aimée” (Le Roi d’Ys) Edouard Lalo(1813-1901)

Lucas Goodrich, tenorRachel Warfel, piano

“Che farò senza Euridice” (Orfeo ed Euridice) C. W. Gluck(1714-1787)

Christina Hoegen, mezzo-sopranoJason Yarcho, piano

Sonata in D for Two Pianos, K. 448 W. A. Mozart(1756-1791)

Allegro con spirito

Laura Wampler, pianoW. David Hobbs, piano


Music Department

presents a

General Recital

November 19, 20022:00 p.m.


PROGRAM

Sonata in A Major J. S. Bach(1685-1750)

Judith Ofcarak, fluteSusan Teicher, piano

Sonata in G Major Benedetto Marcello(1686-1739)

AndanteAllegroGraveAllegro

Tom Dickey, bassoonRichard Rossi, piano

Pan, Pastorale Johannes Donjon(1839-1912)

Melanie Haroian, fluteSusan Teicher, piano

Liebesleid Fritz Kreisler(1875-1962)

ed. Erik Leidzen

Tim Gillins, tromboneSusan Teicher, piano


Music Department

presents a

General Recital

December 3, 20022:00 p.m.


PROGRAM

Sonata No. 5 John Ernest Galliard(1678-1749)

AdagioAllegro et staccatoAlla sicilianaAllegro assai

Kevin Devany, tromboneW. David Hobbs, piano

Concertpiece, Op. 113, No. 1 Felix Mendelssohn(1809-1847)

Christopher Mroczek, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano

Petite Suite Claude Debussy(1862-1918)

MenuetBallet

Audrey Cler, pianoLaura Wampler, piano

Twenty-Five Caprices for Solo Saxophone Sigfrid Karg-Elert(1877-1933)

Valse d’amorePapillon

Eric Combs, alto saxophone


Music Department

presents a

General Recital

December 10, 20022:00 p.m.


PROGRAM

Andante et Allegro J. Ed. Barat(b. 1882)

Justin Hunt, tromboneSusan Teicher, piano

Sonata pour flûte et piano Francis Poulenc(1889-1963)

Arr. Jean-Pierre Rampal

Beth Ruholl, fluteSusan Teicher, piano

Morceau Symphonique Alexandre Guilmant(1837-1911)

Peter Pacini, tromboneSusan Teicher, piano

Sonatina Antoni Szalowski(1907-1973)

LarghettoAllegro non troppo

Jessica Clark, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano

The Developing Flutist Norman Dello Joio(b. 1913)

ImprovisoScherzo

Stephanie Milkert, fluteSusan Teicher, piano

Trois Pièces Breves Jacques Ibert(1890-1962)

AllegroAndanteAssez Lent

Judith Ofcaricik, fluteJennifer Dietz, flute

Amber Stallings, clarinetCharles Rice, horn

Tom Dickey, bassoon

Sonata, Op. 167 Camille Saint-Saëns(1835-1921)

Molto allegro-Allegretto

Julie Sheckells, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano


Music Department

presents a

General Recital

December 12, 20022:00 p.m.


PROGRAM

Concerto, K.V. 622 W. A. Mozart(1756-1791)

Allegro-Rondo

Amy Whitezell, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano

Stornello Giuseppi Verdi(1813-1901)

Le Colibri Ernest Chausson(1855-1899)

“There is her house” (Signor Deluso) Thomas Pasatieri

Lucas Goodrich, tenorSusan Teicher, piano

Sonata (1825) Felix Mendelssohn(1809-1847)

Adagio-Allegro moderato

Abby Heras, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano

Flûte de Pan, Op. 15 Jules Mouquet(1867-1946)

Pan and the Shepherds

Jennifer Dietz, flute

Clarinet Quintet, K. V. 581 W. A. Mozart(1756-1791)

Allegro

Jill Ezell, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano

Concerto in Eb Alexander Glazounoz(1865-1936)

Waylon Schroeder, alto saxophoneSusan Teicher, piano

EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYMusic Department

presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Christy Cyrus, flute

with

Susan Teicher, piano

and

Jennifer Dietz, fluteLindsay White, flute

Julie Sheckells, clarinetTim Schmidt, trumpetEdwin Ochsner, horn

October 21, 20027:30 p.m.

Wesley United Methodist Church

PROGRAM

Andante in C Major, K. 315 W. A. Mozart(1756-1791)

Christy Cyrus, fluteSusan Teicher, piano

Concerto for Piccolo, Op. 50 Lowell Liebermann(b. 1961)

Andante ComodoAdagioPresto

Christy Cyrus, piccoloSusan Teicher, pianoJennifer Dietz, fluteLindsay White, flute


INTERMISSION

Fantasia No. XII, g-moll TWV 40:13 Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)

Grave-Allegro-GraveDolce-AllegroRondeau

Christy Cyrus, flute

Fantaisie Brilliante sur Carmen François Borne(1861-1929)

Christy Cyrus, piccoloSusan Teicher, piano

EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYDepartment of Music

presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Rachel Shannon, cello

with

Brenda Siefferman, pianoIstvan Szabo, violin

November 14, 20026:00 p.m.

Newman Catholic Center

PROGRAM

Drei Duos No. I Ludwig Van Beethoven(1770-1827)

Allegro CommodoLarghetto SostenutoRondo

Istvan Szabo, violinRachel Shannon, Cello

Suite No. 1 in G Major J.S. Bach(1685-1750)

PraeludiumAllemandeCouranteSarabandeMenuetto I, IIGigue

Rachel Shannon, Cello

Song of the Birds (Cant dell Ocells) Pablo Casals(1876-1972)

Rachel Shannon, CelloBrenda Siefferman, Piano


presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Joshua Bledsoe, trumpetBrad Wallace, trombone

with

W. David Hobbs, piano

and

Tim Schmidt, trumpetBrandie Goodman,horn

Russ Meier, tuba

November 15, 20027:30 p.m.

Wesley United Methodist Church2206 Fourth StreetCharleston, Illinois

PROGRAM

Cavatine Camille Saint-Saëns(1835-1921)

Brad Wallace, tromboneW. David Hobbs, piano

Sonata for Trumpet and Orchestra Henry Purcell(1659-1695)

Joshua Bledsoe, trumpetW. David Hobbs, piano

Thoughts of Love Arthur Pryor(1870-1942)


Sonata for Trumpet and Piano Kent Kennan(b. 1913)

With Strength and Vigor


Sonatina for Trombone and Piano Kazimierz Serocki(1922-1981)


Rustiques Eugene Bozza(1905-1991)


Scherzo John Cheetham(b. 1930)

Josh Bledsoe, trumpet Tim Schmidt, trumpetBrandie Goodman,hornBrad Wallace, trombone

Russ Meier, tuba


presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Eric Chapman, trombone

with

Brenda Siefferman, piano

and

Jennifer Dietz, fluteLindsay White, flute


November 16, 20027:30 p.m.

Tarble Arts Center

PROGRAM

Why Indianapolis? Why Not? JJ Johnson

Eric Chapman, tromboneTravis Wesley, piano, fender rhodesJB Faires, acoustic bass, electric bass

Tyrone Garner II, drumsSam Fagaly, tenor saxophone

Just Friends Klemer/LewisEric Chapman, trombone

Travis Wesley, piano, fender rhodesJB Faires, acoustic bass, electric bass

Tyrone Garner II, drums

2 AM (Song for lamenting over a pale moon) JE Chapman

EIU Jazz EnsembleWaylon Schroeder, tenor saxophone

Opus de Focus JJ Johnson

Eric Chapman, tromboneTravis Wesley, piano, fender rhodes

Ryan Bosick, acoustic bassTyrone Garner II, drums

Silent Night Franz Gruber


Tyrone Garner II, drumsSam Fagaly, tenor saxophone

INTERMISSION

A Night in Tunesia John Birks Gillespie


Tyrone Garner II, drumsWaylon Schroeder, alto saxophoneMike Alexander, tenor saxophone

What is This Thing Called Chesi? Cole Porter

EIU Jazz EnsembleTravis Welsey, pianoJon Siddle, trombone

Afternoon in Paris John Lewis


Tyrone Garner II, drumsJon Siddle, trombone

Mode for Michael JE Chapman


Tyrone Garner II, drumsGabrielle Granados, cello

Darin Ripperden, bivraphoneJon Siddle, trombone

Waylon Schroeder, tenor saxophone

Last Train Home Pat Metheny


Tyrone Garner II, drumsRyan Groff, voice


presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Brett Evans, bass trombone

with


and

Allan Horney, conductorTim Gillins, trombone

Brad Wallace, tromboneKevin Devaney, trombone

Jessie Baumgartner, trombonePeter Pacini, trombone

Eric Hughes, bass trombone

November 18, 20027:30 p.m.

Wesley United Methodist Church2206 Fourth StreetCharleston, Illinois

PROGRAM

Concerto for Tuba or Bass Trombone Eric Ewazan(b. 1954)

Andante con moto-Allegro vivaceAndante expressivoAllegro ritmico

Brett Evans, bass tromboneSusan Teicher, piano

The Chief John Stevens(b. 1951)

Allan Horney, conductorTim Gillins, trombone

Brad Wallace, tromboneKevin Devaney, trombone

Jessie Baumgartner, trombonePeter Pacini, trombone

Eric Hughes, bass trombone

INTERMISSION

Tetra Ergon (1973) Donald H. White

For VanIn Memory of “The Boss”In Memory of “The Chief”In Memory of “Dottie”


Variations on Barnacle Bill, the Sailor Carson Robison& Frank Luther

freely adapted and composed by Steven Frank


PROGRAM NOTES

The Concerto for Bass Trombone by Eric Ewazen was originally a tuba sonataand was later edited and orchestrated by the composer at the request of WarrenDeck, principal tubist of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. The piecereceived its first performance as a concerto by bass trombonist Stefan Sandersand the Julliard Symphony Orchestra. This concerto is comprised of threemovements, which is typical of instrumental concerti.

John Stevens composed The Chief at the request of John Marsalis, the currentprofessor of trombone at the Eastman School of Music, in dedication to hispredecessor the late Emory Remington. Remington was affectionately known as"the chief" by his many successful students and colleagues in the tromboneworld.

The work is a bass trombone solo with trombone ensemble accompaniment. Itincludes many jazz harmonic and rhythmic elements. The piece has two majorsections, the first is similar to a jazz ballad and the second section is an uptempo shout and melody section. The piece begins and ends with choralesections.

Lewis Van Haney, former trombone professor at Indiana University,commissioned Donald White to write Tetra Ergon for bass trombone and pianoin memory of three renowned brass teachers. The first movement, "For Van", isnamed for Van Haney himself.

The second movement is entitled In Memory of "The Boss". The Boss was BillBell, former tubist of the New York Philharmonic. The piece is based largely onangular, moving melody lines over changing meters of 4/4 to 3/4.

The third movement of Tetra Ergon is an epitaph to the deceased EmoryRemington. In this work, the bass trombonist is actually required to sing theGerman vocal text "Es ist genug so nimm, Herr meinen Geist" which is roughlytranslated as "It is Enough so never more my, Lord, my Holy Spirit".

The fourth movement of Tetra Ergon is dedicated to Dorothy Zillgener, theformer professor of trombone at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Themovement is entitled In Memory of "Dottie"

Variations on Barnacle Bill, the Sailor illustrates the story of Barnacle Billthrough the use of many well-known themes. This piece showcases the entirerange of the bass trombone and is written as a theme and variations. In thisrespect, it is similar in style to the many Arthur Pryor pieces from the beginningof the twentieth century. These works are standard study pieces for tenortrombonists.


presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Joshua Leege, trumpet

with


November 21, 20026:30 p.m.


PROGRAM

Suite J. S. Bach(1685-1750)

MinuettoGigue


Sonata Flor Peters(1903-1986)

AriaAllegro

Joshua Leege, trumpetSusan Teicher, piano

Untitled Josh Leege (1681-1767)


The Maid of the Mist Herbert L. Clarke(1867-1945)

Joshua Leege, trumpetSusan Teicher, piano


presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Ryan Beck, saxophoneElizabeth Warren, clarinet

assisted by



Wesley United Methodist Church

PROGRAM

Aria Medley arr. Richard StolzmanJe veux vivre (Romeo et Juliette) Charles Gounod

(1818-1893)O mio babbino caro (Gianni Schicchi) Giacomo Puccini

(1858-1925)Sequidilla (Carmen) Georges Bizet

(1838-1875)

Elizabeth Warren, clarinetSusan Teicher, piano

Sonata for Eb Alto Saxophone and Piano Henri Eccles (1670-1742)

I. LargoII. Courante

III. AdagioIV. Presto

Ryan Beck, saxophoneSusan Teicher, piano

Grand Concerto Carl Maria von Weber(1786-1826)

I. Allegro con fuoco


Sicilienne Pierre Lantier(b. 1910)


Clarinet Quintet W. A. Mozart(1756-1791)

I. Allegro


Chanson et Passepied Jeanine Rueff(b. 1922)


Suite from the Victorian Kitchen Garden Paul Reade

I. PreludeII. Spring

III. MistsIV. ExoticaV. Summer



presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Bryon Grimes, Composition

with

James Bradley, Jr., bassDaniel Cather, piano

Erin Claxon, altoKevin Devany, trombone

Jennifer Dietz, fluteRyan Groff, tenor

Rachael Harvel, sopranoJacob Stouffer, bass/trumpet

Brian Warszona, trumpetLisa Wyatt, flute


Christian Campus House

PROGRAM

War is KindRachael Harvel, soprano

War is King - Rondo Mix

Black RidersJacob Stouffer, bass

Black Riders - Mirror Mix

Shapes (2001)

I. ParabolaII. Isosceles Triangel

III. Right TriangleIV. OctagonV. Star

VI. PentagonVII. Half Circle

VIII. ArrowIX. RhombusX. Hexagon

XI. Funnel

Daniel Cather, piano

A Warrior StoodJames Bradley, Jr., bass

A Warrior Stood - Binary Mix

A Man Feared

Ryan Groff, tenor

A Man Feared - Theme and Variations Mix

Polypolyism

Jennifer Dietz, fluteLisa Wyatt, flute

Jacob Stouffer, trumpetBrian Warszona, trumpetKevin Devany, trombone

Love Walked Alone

Rachael Harvel, soprano

Love Walked Along - through composed Mix

There Was a Man

James Bradley, Jr., bass

There Was a Man - Passacaglia Mix

The Phoenix and the Turtle

I. verses 1-5


I Saw a Man Pursuing

Rachael Harvel, soprano

I Saw a Man Pursuing - Cannon Mix

There Was a Land

Ryan Groff, tenor

There Was a Land - Chorale Mix

The Phoenix and the Turtle

IV. verses 14-18


There Came Whisperings

Erin Claxon, alto

There Came Whisperings - Sonata Mix


presents

Songs from America

featuring

Christopher Preston Thompson, tenor

with

Susan Teicher, pianoW. David Hobbs, piano


First Christian Church

PROGRAM

Thoughts Unspoken . . . Jake Heggie(words by John Hall) (b. 1961)

A Learning Experience Over CoffeeYou Enter My ThoughtsTo Speak of LoveUnspoken Thoughts at Bedtime

Christopher Thompson, tenorSusan Teicher, piano

Sacco, Vanzetti Ruth Crawford Seeger(Poem by H. T. Tsiang) (1901-1981)


Hermit Songs, Op. 29 Samuel Barber(poems by anonymous Irish (1910-1981)writers, 8th-13th centuries)

St. Ita’s VisionPromiscuityThe Praises of GodThe Desire for Hermitage


INTERMISSION

Will There Really Be a Morning? Ricky Ian Gordon(poem by Emily Dickinson)

Afternoon On a Hill(poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay)

Daybreak in Alabama(poem by Langston Hughes)

Fewer Words(lyrics by Ricky Ian Gordon)

Christopher Thompson, tenorW. David Hobbs, piano

Lonely House (Street Scene) Kurt Weill(lyrics by Langston Hughes) (1900-1950)

The Tale of the Oyster (Fifty Million Frenchmen) Cole Porter(lyrics by Cole Porter) (1891-1964)

It Ain’t Necessarily So (Porgy and Bess) George Gershwin(lyrics by Bose Heyward & Ira Gershwin) (1898-1937)

arr. Robert L. Hills



presents a

Junior Recital

featuring

Christine Flatley, violin

with

Brenda Siefferman, piano


First Presbyterian Church10 Charleston Ave., Mattoon, IL

PROGRAM

Konzert in G Dur Joseph Haydn(1732-1809)

Allegro moderato

Christine Flatley, violinBrenda Siefferman, piano

Partita No.2 in D minor S, 1004 J. S. Bach(1685-1750)

Allemanda

Christine Flatley, violin

Vocalise, Op.34, No.14 Sergei Rachmaninoff(1873-1943)


Hoe-Down (Rodeo) Aaron Copland(1900-1992)



presents a

Graduate Composition Recital

featuring the works of

Elaine Fine

December 10, 20026:00 p.m.


PROGRAM

Introit à 4

Jon Siddle, tromboneTim Gillins, trombone

Brad Wallace, tromboneBrett Evans, Bass trombone

Two Pieces for Piano and Brass Based on Poems by W.B. Yeats

I. A Crazy GirlII. Sweet Dancer

W. Parker Melvin, trumpetRoger Stoner, trumpetJeremy Hansen, hornJoesph Allen, tuba

W. David Hobbs, piano

Sonata for Trumpet and Piano

I. BrightlyII. Aria

III. Capriccio

Tim Schmidt, trumpetW. David Hobbs, piano

Two Choral Pieces from the Song of Songs

I. I am the Rose of SharonII. Arise My True Love

Erin Claxon and Christina Hoegan, sopranos Heather Kemp, Karli Oblak, and Lisa Wyatt, altos;

Andy Jackson and Brandon Ward, tenors; Byron Grimes; Russell Meier, and Jake Stouffer, basses

conducted by Derek Weston

Sonata Ostinato

I. With EnergyII. Theme and Variations

John David Moore, piano

Evening Music

I. Tango à TriosII. Rikud

III. InterludeIV. Rondo

Thomas LeVeck, violinElaine Fine, violinIstván Szabó, viola

Canto Jondo: Six songs written to poems by Federico García Lorca

I. Canción de JineteII. El Grito

III. La LolaIV. El SilencioV. La Soleá

VI. El Llanto

Richard Robert Rossi, countertenorSusan Teicher, piano

Tango Mariposa

István Szabó, violaSusan Teicher, piano


presents a

Senior Recital

featuring

Clara Loy, flute

with


December 12, 20026:00 p.m.

St. Philip Neri ChapelNewman Catholic Center

PROGRAM

Sonata in B Minor BWV 1030 Johann Sebastian Bach(1685-1750)

Andante

Clara Loy, fluteSusan Teicher, piano

Acht Stücke für Flöte allein PaulHindemith (1895-1963)

Gemächlich, leicht bewegtScherzandoSehr langsam, frei im ZeitmaßGemächlichSehr lebhaftLied, leicht bewegtRezitativFinale

Clara Loy, flute

“The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water” Robert Beaser(b. 1954)


Concerto pour Flûte et Orchestre Jacques Ibert(1890-1962)

AllegroAndanteAllegro scherzando


“The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water”

I heard the old, old men say,“Everything alters,And one by one we drop away.”They had hands like claws, and their kneesWere twisted like the old thorn-treesBy the waters.I heard the old, old men say,“All that’s beautiful drifts awayLike the waters.

W. B. Yeats

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