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A NOTE FROM THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

A part of the University of Kentucky’s College of Fine Arts, the Singletary Center for the Arts presents and hosts artistic, cultural and educational events for the University community and the Commonwealth. In addition to the Singletary Center, the College of Fine Arts is home to UK’s Arts Administration Program, Department of Art, School of Music and Department of Theatre. The College places great emphasis on engaging the highest quality faculty members, who not only hold the requisite terminal degrees in their fi eld, but who also maintain vibrant professional careers as scholars and creative artists.

If you are interested in supporting our world class programs, please contact Kim Harris, Director of Development, at kim.harris2@uky.edu or 859.257.3145.

To stay up to date with all events coming to the Singletary Center, plus fi rst notice on pre-sales, please take the time to join our

online mailing list.

www.uky.edu/SCFA

photo by Richie Wireman

A NOTE FROM THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

A part of the University of Kentucky’s College of Fine Arts, the Singletary Center for the Arts presents and hosts artistic, cultural and educational events for the University community and the Commonwealth. In addition to the Singletary Center, the College of Fine Arts is home to UK’s Arts Administration Program, Department of Art, School of Music and Department of Theatre. The College places great emphasis on engaging the highest quality faculty members, who not only hold the requisite terminal degrees in their fi eld, but who also maintain vibrant professional careers as scholars and creative artists.

If you are interested in supporting our world class programs, please contact Kim Harris, Director of Development, at kim.harris2@uky.edu or 859.257.3145.

To stay up to date with all events coming to the Singletary Center, plus fi rst notice on pre-sales, please take the time to join our

online mailing list.

www.uky.edu/SCFA

photo by Richie Wireman

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“You’ll have fun, guaranteed!” - Cleveland, OH Concert Review

Thirty years and over twenty million albums into their career, there can be no doubt as to why The B-52s remain among the most beloved rock stars ever. Any mystery concerning the longevity and ongoing appeal of the band is immediately solved when exposed to a unique B-52s concert experience. From the timeless gems of “Rock Lobster,” “Planet Claire” and “Private Idaho” to the more recent classics “Channel Z,” “Love Shack” and “Roam”, The B-52s unforgettable dance-rock tunes start a party every time their music begins.

Formed on an October night in 1976 following drinks at an Athens, GA Chinese restaurant, the band played their fi rst gig at a friend’s house on Valentine’s Day 1977. Naming themselves after Southern slang for exaggerated bouff ant hairdos, the newly-christened B-52s began weekend road trips to New York City for gigs at CBGB’s and a handful of other venues. Before long, their thrift store aesthetic and genre-defying songs were the talk of the post-punk underground. A record deal soon followed and their self-titled debut disc sold more than 500,000 copies on the strength of their fi rst singles, the garage rock party classic “Rock Lobster,” and “52 Girls.” The B-52s began to attract fans far beyond the punk clubs of the Lower East Side — galvanizing the pop world with their ‘stream-of-consciousness’ approach to songwriting and outrageous performance.

In 2008 The B-52s released their fi rst new album in 16 years, the aptly titled Funplex. With its primal guitar hooks, driving drums and The B-52s’ unmistakable vocal style, Funplex is instantly recognizable as quintessential and contemporary B-52s. Newsweek Magazine declared, “Like a sonic shot of vitamin B12, the dance fl oor beats, fuzzy guitar riff s and happy, shiny lyrics keep the energy going.”

As The B-52s continue to take their party-music revolution into the 21st century they show no signs of slowing down, serving up their own unique blend of music and showmanship to millions of fans around the world.

You may know them better as the World’s Greatest Party Band!

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“You’ll have fun, guaranteed!” - Cleveland, OH Concert Review

Thirty years and over twenty million albums into their career, there can be no doubt as to why The B-52s remain among the most beloved rock stars ever. Any mystery concerning the longevity and ongoing appeal of the band is immediately solved when exposed to a unique B-52s concert experience. From the timeless gems of “Rock Lobster,” “Planet Claire” and “Private Idaho” to the more recent classics “Channel Z,” “Love Shack” and “Roam”, The B-52s unforgettable dance-rock tunes start a party every time their music begins.

Formed on an October night in 1976 following drinks at an Athens, GA Chinese restaurant, the band played their fi rst gig at a friend’s house on Valentine’s Day 1977. Naming themselves after Southern slang for exaggerated bouff ant hairdos, the newly-christened B-52s began weekend road trips to New York City for gigs at CBGB’s and a handful of other venues. Before long, their thrift store aesthetic and genre-defying songs were the talk of the post-punk underground. A record deal soon followed and their self-titled debut disc sold more than 500,000 copies on the strength of their fi rst singles, the garage rock party classic “Rock Lobster,” and “52 Girls.” The B-52s began to attract fans far beyond the punk clubs of the Lower East Side — galvanizing the pop world with their ‘stream-of-consciousness’ approach to songwriting and outrageous performance.

In 2008 The B-52s released their fi rst new album in 16 years, the aptly titled Funplex. With its primal guitar hooks, driving drums and The B-52s’ unmistakable vocal style, Funplex is instantly recognizable as quintessential and contemporary B-52s. Newsweek Magazine declared, “Like a sonic shot of vitamin B12, the dance fl oor beats, fuzzy guitar riff s and happy, shiny lyrics keep the energy going.”

As The B-52s continue to take their party-music revolution into the 21st century they show no signs of slowing down, serving up their own unique blend of music and showmanship to millions of fans around the world.

You may know them better as the World’s Greatest Party Band!

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09.24.11

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“Reasons for audience members to envy the dancers of Ballet Flamenco: the dancers are evocative and exciting, blending traditional fl amenco with some decidedly more contemporary music, moves and looks. The dancers are lithe and accomplished...” - Las Vegas Review Journal

A fl amenca performance gives the spectator an overwhelming sensation of happiness, a joyful and sensual mood that no other form of dance is capable of evoking. Because fl amenca is an explosion of rhythms, colors, and emotions that contains all of the vitality, sunniness, and passion of the Spanish people, it is a folkloric celebration, where, even when “theatre art” is being provided, irresistible erotic appeal and irrepressible energy remain intact.

The Compañia Flamenca Jose Porcél was founded in Madrid, Spain and is among the premier dance troupes that exhibits this exciting art form. The Company brings this tradition to life vibrantly and colorfully with live musicians, vocalists and of course dancers and has delighted audiences around the world for many years. The Company scored a sensational success in their 2009 coast to coast tour of North America and returns to the US in the 2011-12 season in their thrilling new program “Gypsy Fire.”

José Porcel was born in Sevilla and at the age of 13 began dancing Andalucian folkloric dances and fl amenco in cultural centers in Valencia. He has danced as a soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, performed around the world with the Compañía Española, and interpreted the Torero in “Carmen” during a major tour of Germany and Switzerland.

All the dancers have shoes to die for.

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09.24.11

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“Reasons for audience members to envy the dancers of Ballet Flamenco: the dancers are evocative and exciting, blending traditional fl amenco with some decidedly more contemporary music, moves and looks. The dancers are lithe and accomplished...” - Las Vegas Review Journal

A fl amenca performance gives the spectator an overwhelming sensation of happiness, a joyful and sensual mood that no other form of dance is capable of evoking. Because fl amenca is an explosion of rhythms, colors, and emotions that contains all of the vitality, sunniness, and passion of the Spanish people, it is a folkloric celebration, where, even when “theatre art” is being provided, irresistible erotic appeal and irrepressible energy remain intact.

The Compañia Flamenca Jose Porcél was founded in Madrid, Spain and is among the premier dance troupes that exhibits this exciting art form. The Company brings this tradition to life vibrantly and colorfully with live musicians, vocalists and of course dancers and has delighted audiences around the world for many years. The Company scored a sensational success in their 2009 coast to coast tour of North America and returns to the US in the 2011-12 season in their thrilling new program “Gypsy Fire.”

José Porcel was born in Sevilla and at the age of 13 began dancing Andalucian folkloric dances and fl amenco in cultural centers in Valencia. He has danced as a soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, performed around the world with the Compañía Española, and interpreted the Torero in “Carmen” during a major tour of Germany and Switzerland.

All the dancers have shoes to die for.

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“The problem with an artist like Imelda May is that she’s so good, it makesa critical review almost impossible to write: her performance is fl awless...” -Clash Magazine

Imelda May, born in Dublin and raised in the Liberties, may be an unknown name to some, but to many she is already a superstar. She is unmistakable both in her music (a fusion of surf guitars, blues and rockabilly that wouldn’t be out of place in a David Lynch fi lm) and her style, with a solitary curl and shock of blonde in her jet black hair.

In Ireland, her debut album Love Tattoo, which she recorded and released on her own label, has gone Triple Platinum. She has shared the stage with Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry, David Gilmour, Sharon Shannon, Jeff Beck, Shane Macgowan, Kirsty McCall, Van Morrison, Lionel Richie, Wanda Jackson, Paul Brady and Meatloaf. And now, with the release of her new album Mayhem, she is about to go stellar.

Being the youngest of fi ve siblings, Imelda was the most susceptible to the various musical infl uences from her older brothers and sisters, which she could hear constantly through the walls of their two bedroom house. There was folk, the obligatory chart pop, and then there was Elvis. “My brother was a mad Elvis fan, and I found a tape in his room with Elvis, Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent. I thought the music was fantastic.” By the age of nine Imelda had fallen in love with rockabilly and the blues. Singing along to rock n roll from an early age, her tastes began to develop and deepen, fi rst with Elmore James and then – “ I heard Billie Holiday, and that blew my mind.” After a year of art college she dropped out, deciding she would rather sing for a living.

2010 got off to an auspicious start when Imelda accepted an off er from Jeff Beck to perform with him at the Grammys. This was followed in April by a two night support slot in London with one of her idols, Wanda Jackson.

Her new album Mayhem sees Imelda continue to develop her uniquely modern fusion of classic musical genres. Imelda May? In 2011, she bloody well will!

Roberto Cavalli fl ew her out to perform at his private party during Milan Fashion Week. So chic!

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“The problem with an artist like Imelda May is that she’s so good, it makesa critical review almost impossible to write: her performance is fl awless...” -Clash Magazine

Imelda May, born in Dublin and raised in the Liberties, may be an unknown name to some, but to many she is already a superstar. She is unmistakable both in her music (a fusion of surf guitars, blues and rockabilly that wouldn’t be out of place in a David Lynch fi lm) and her style, with a solitary curl and shock of blonde in her jet black hair.

In Ireland, her debut album Love Tattoo, which she recorded and released on her own label, has gone Triple Platinum. She has shared the stage with Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry, David Gilmour, Sharon Shannon, Jeff Beck, Shane Macgowan, Kirsty McCall, Van Morrison, Lionel Richie, Wanda Jackson, Paul Brady and Meatloaf. And now, with the release of her new album Mayhem, she is about to go stellar.

Being the youngest of fi ve siblings, Imelda was the most susceptible to the various musical infl uences from her older brothers and sisters, which she could hear constantly through the walls of their two bedroom house. There was folk, the obligatory chart pop, and then there was Elvis. “My brother was a mad Elvis fan, and I found a tape in his room with Elvis, Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent. I thought the music was fantastic.” By the age of nine Imelda had fallen in love with rockabilly and the blues. Singing along to rock n roll from an early age, her tastes began to develop and deepen, fi rst with Elmore James and then – “ I heard Billie Holiday, and that blew my mind.” After a year of art college she dropped out, deciding she would rather sing for a living.

2010 got off to an auspicious start when Imelda accepted an off er from Jeff Beck to perform with him at the Grammys. This was followed in April by a two night support slot in London with one of her idols, Wanda Jackson.

Her new album Mayhem sees Imelda continue to develop her uniquely modern fusion of classic musical genres. Imelda May? In 2011, she bloody well will!

Roberto Cavalli fl ew her out to perform at his private party during Milan Fashion Week. So chic!

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12.10.11

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“No matter how Pink Martini gets described, there’s always an element being overlooked, a reliance on phrases such as lounge, cosmopolitan rumba or ne0-classical that only tells part of this rich story. Impressive at every musician’s station, this ensemble produces music that’s charming and elegant...” - Variety

“Pink Martini is like a romantic Hollywood musical of the 1940s or 50s - but with a global perspective which is modern,” says founder and artistic director, Thomas M. Lauderdale. “We bring melodies and rhythms from diff erent parts of the world together to create something which is new and beautiful.”

Drawing inspiration from music all over the world - crossing genres of classical, jazz and old fashioned pop - Lauderdale founded the “little orchestra” in 1994 in Portland, Oregon. Lauderdale met China Forbes, Pink Martini’s “Diva Next Door” lead vocalist, at Harvard. He was studying history and literature and she was studying English literature and painting. They bonded over their love of singing arias by Puccini and Verdi, and the occasional campy Barbara Streisand cover.

The song-writing began, and their fi rst song “Sympathique”, which became an overnight sensation in France, was nominated for Song of the Year at France’s Victories de la Musique Awards in 2000.

All twelve members of Pink Martini come from multicultural families, studying diff erent languages, as well as diff erent styles of music from diff erent parts of the world.

Pink Martini’s three recordings - Sympathique, Hang on Little Tomato, and Hey Eugenie! - collectively have sold over 2 million records worldwide.

At one moment you feel like you are in the middle of a samba parade in Rio de Janeiro, and in the next moment, you’re in a French music hall of the 1930s or a

palazzo in Napoli.

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12.10.11

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“No matter how Pink Martini gets described, there’s always an element being overlooked, a reliance on phrases such as lounge, cosmopolitan rumba or ne0-classical that only tells part of this rich story. Impressive at every musician’s station, this ensemble produces music that’s charming and elegant...” - Variety

“Pink Martini is like a romantic Hollywood musical of the 1940s or 50s - but with a global perspective which is modern,” says founder and artistic director, Thomas M. Lauderdale. “We bring melodies and rhythms from diff erent parts of the world together to create something which is new and beautiful.”

Drawing inspiration from music all over the world - crossing genres of classical, jazz and old fashioned pop - Lauderdale founded the “little orchestra” in 1994 in Portland, Oregon. Lauderdale met China Forbes, Pink Martini’s “Diva Next Door” lead vocalist, at Harvard. He was studying history and literature and she was studying English literature and painting. They bonded over their love of singing arias by Puccini and Verdi, and the occasional campy Barbara Streisand cover.

The song-writing began, and their fi rst song “Sympathique”, which became an overnight sensation in France, was nominated for Song of the Year at France’s Victories de la Musique Awards in 2000.

All twelve members of Pink Martini come from multicultural families, studying diff erent languages, as well as diff erent styles of music from diff erent parts of the world.

Pink Martini’s three recordings - Sympathique, Hang on Little Tomato, and Hey Eugenie! - collectively have sold over 2 million records worldwide.

At one moment you feel like you are in the middle of a samba parade in Rio de Janeiro, and in the next moment, you’re in a French music hall of the 1930s or a

palazzo in Napoli.

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“She was almost dancing during the two fast movements, bringing out the quirky fun and drama of the pacy, spiky rhythms. But it was the contrast with the sorrowful and refl ective andante, played with such tenderness and lightness of touch, which was so impressive...” - Coventry Telegraph

With her consistently striking and dynamic performances, 23 year-old pianist Natasha Paremski reveals astounding virtuosity and voracious interpretive abilities. She continues to generate excitement from all corners as she wins over audiences with her musical sensibility and fl awless technique.

Born in Moscow, Natasha began her piano studies at the age of 4 with Nina Malikova at the Andreyev School of Music. In 1995, she immigrated with her family to the United States and became a US citizen in 2001. She studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music before moving to New York to study with Pavlina Dokovska at Mannes College of Music. Her growing list of awards includes the Prix Montblanc 2007, the 2006 Gilmore Young Artist Award, top prize in the 2002 Bronislaw Kaper Awards sponsored by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, top prize in the Young Artists in Carnegie Hall 2000 International Piano Festival, and many others.

At the age of 15 she debuted with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and recorded two discs on the Bel Air Music Label with the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra. In September 2010, Natasha was awarded the Classical Recording Foundation’s Young Artist of the Year.

With a strong focus on new music, Natasha’s growing repertoire refl ects an artistic maturity beyond her years.

It’s enough to make other young aspirants smash their keyboards in frustration…

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“She was almost dancing during the two fast movements, bringing out the quirky fun and drama of the pacy, spiky rhythms. But it was the contrast with the sorrowful and refl ective andante, played with such tenderness and lightness of touch, which was so impressive...” - Coventry Telegraph

With her consistently striking and dynamic performances, 23 year-old pianist Natasha Paremski reveals astounding virtuosity and voracious interpretive abilities. She continues to generate excitement from all corners as she wins over audiences with her musical sensibility and fl awless technique.

Born in Moscow, Natasha began her piano studies at the age of 4 with Nina Malikova at the Andreyev School of Music. In 1995, she immigrated with her family to the United States and became a US citizen in 2001. She studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music before moving to New York to study with Pavlina Dokovska at Mannes College of Music. Her growing list of awards includes the Prix Montblanc 2007, the 2006 Gilmore Young Artist Award, top prize in the 2002 Bronislaw Kaper Awards sponsored by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, top prize in the Young Artists in Carnegie Hall 2000 International Piano Festival, and many others.

At the age of 15 she debuted with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and recorded two discs on the Bel Air Music Label with the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra. In September 2010, Natasha was awarded the Classical Recording Foundation’s Young Artist of the Year.

With a strong focus on new music, Natasha’s growing repertoire refl ects an artistic maturity beyond her years.

It’s enough to make other young aspirants smash their keyboards in frustration…

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03.22.12

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“An impressive performance of a classical ballet, energized with dramatic expression and sensational steps...” - The Chronicle; Durham, North Carolina

The Moscow Festival Ballet was founded in 1989 when legendary principal dancer of the Bolshoi Ballet, Sergei Radchenko, sought to realize his vision of a company which would bring together the highest classical elements of the great Bolshoi and Kirov Ballet companies in an independent new company within the framework of Russian classic ballet.

Leading dancers from across Russia have forged under Radchenko’s direction an exciting new company staging new productions of timeless classics such as Giselle, Don Quixote, Paquita and Carmen.

Since its inception, the Moscow Festival Ballet has completed two tours of Europe, with extraordinary receptions in Italy, France, Spain, Germany and the Netherlands. Two tours of the United Kingdom, including capacity audiences at London’s famed Coliseum, have resulted in re-engagements.

The company has also performed with great success in Turkey at the Istanbul Festival and in Greece at the Athens Festival, and recently completed a two-month tour of Japan, Korea, Singapore and Hong Kong. Under the direction of Sergei Radchenko, the Moscow Festival Ballet continues to expand its repertoire. In addition to commissioning new works from within Russia and abroad, the company specializes in Twentieth Century full-length ballets such as Cinderella, Romeo and Juliet, Legend of Love, Stone Flower and The Golden Age.

The Company returns to the United States in the 2011-2012 season for a four month coast to coast tour.

This was an afternoon that deserved “bravos” within minutes of the opening steps.

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03.22.12

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“An impressive performance of a classical ballet, energized with dramatic expression and sensational steps...” - The Chronicle; Durham, North Carolina

The Moscow Festival Ballet was founded in 1989 when legendary principal dancer of the Bolshoi Ballet, Sergei Radchenko, sought to realize his vision of a company which would bring together the highest classical elements of the great Bolshoi and Kirov Ballet companies in an independent new company within the framework of Russian classic ballet.

Leading dancers from across Russia have forged under Radchenko’s direction an exciting new company staging new productions of timeless classics such as Giselle, Don Quixote, Paquita and Carmen.

Since its inception, the Moscow Festival Ballet has completed two tours of Europe, with extraordinary receptions in Italy, France, Spain, Germany and the Netherlands. Two tours of the United Kingdom, including capacity audiences at London’s famed Coliseum, have resulted in re-engagements.

The company has also performed with great success in Turkey at the Istanbul Festival and in Greece at the Athens Festival, and recently completed a two-month tour of Japan, Korea, Singapore and Hong Kong. Under the direction of Sergei Radchenko, the Moscow Festival Ballet continues to expand its repertoire. In addition to commissioning new works from within Russia and abroad, the company specializes in Twentieth Century full-length ballets such as Cinderella, Romeo and Juliet, Legend of Love, Stone Flower and The Golden Age.

The Company returns to the United States in the 2011-2012 season for a four month coast to coast tour.

This was an afternoon that deserved “bravos” within minutes of the opening steps.

COLLAGEDecember 3 at 7:30pm & December 4 at 3pm

SCHOOL OF MUSIC BENEFITApril 20 at 7:30pm

UK WIND ENSEMBLEOctober 12 at 7:30pm, November 20 at 3pm &April 22 at 7:30pm

UK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAJOHN NARDOLILLO, CONDUCTORSeptember 23 at 7:30pm & December 1 at 7:30pm

UK JAZZ ENSEMBLESeptember 22 at 7:30pm, November 3 at 7:30pm,February 14 at 7:30pm & April 12 at 7:30pm

UK CHOIRSUK Men’s Chorus: Oct. 27 & March 29UK Women’s Choir: Nov. 4 & March 29UK Chorale/Choristers: Nov. 8 & April 10

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SAMSON AND DELILAH IN CONCERTWITH THE KENTUCKY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAJanuary 22 at 3pmTickets: Adults $25 Seniors/Faculty/Staff $20Students $15 Children $10

IT’S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING!20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONJune 8 - 9 & 15 - 16 at 7:30pmJune 10 & 17 at 2pmTickets:Adults $40 Seniors/Faculty/Staff $37Students $15 Children $10Groups of 25+ $35

SCHMIDT YOUTH VOCAL COMPETITIONOctober 22 at 8:30am

ALLTECH VOCAL COMPETITIONMarch 4 at 2pm

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COLLAGEDecember 3 at 7:30pm & December 4 at 3pm

SCHOOL OF MUSIC BENEFITApril 20 at 7:30pm

UK WIND ENSEMBLEOctober 12 at 7:30pm, November 20 at 3pm &April 22 at 7:30pm

UK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAJOHN NARDOLILLO, CONDUCTORSeptember 23 at 7:30pm & December 1 at 7:30pm

UK JAZZ ENSEMBLESeptember 22 at 7:30pm, November 3 at 7:30pm,February 14 at 7:30pm & April 12 at 7:30pm

UK CHOIRSUK Men’s Chorus: Oct. 27 & March 29UK Women’s Choir: Nov. 4 & March 29UK Chorale/Choristers: Nov. 8 & April 10

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THE MONKEY KING: HAVOC IN HEAVENOctober 6 - 8 & 13 - 15 at 7:30pmOctober 16 at 2pm

ROMEO AND JULIETby William ShakespeareDecember 1 - 3 & 8 - 10 at 7:30pmDecember 11 at 2pm

AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTYby Tracy LettsFebruary 23 - 25 & March 1 - 3 at 7:30pmMarch 4 at 2pm

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIEby Richard Morris & Dick ScanlanMusic by Jeanine Tesori / Lyrics by Dick ScanlanApril 19 - 21 & 26 - 28 at 7:30pmApril 29 at 2pm

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LYDIAN STRING QUARTETSeptember 25 at 7:30pm

QUARTETO VIVACE BRASILOctober 9 at 7:30pm

HARLEM STRING QUARTETNovember 6 at 3pm

CHAMBER PLAYERS OF CENTRAL KENTUCKYFebruary 26 at 3pm

WEISS KAPLAN NEWMAN PIANO TRIOApril 29 at 7:30pm

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SYMPHONY & CONCERT ORCHESTRAS FALL CONCERTNovember 20 at 7:30pm $10 / $6

PREPARATORY ORCHESTRA FALL CONCERTDecember 6 at 7:30pm $8 / $6

TEEN ARTS CONCERTMarch 11 at 7pm $8 / $6

PREPARATORY ORCHESTRA SPRING CONCERTApril 24 at 7:30pm $8 / $6

MOTHER’S DAY CONCERTMay 13 at 3pm $10 / $6

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LASTING LEGACY: Gifts of Art from Jim WennekerJune 12 - September 25, 2011

THE VEIL: Visible and Invisible SpacesJuly 31 - October 9, 2011

SEE BLUE: Art from the CollectionOctober 30, 2011 - January 22, 2012

RICHARD BELL: Uz vs. ThemFebruary 12 - May 6, 2012

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ART IN BLOOMFebruary 24, 2012

Edward Fisk, Mary Daniel, oil on canvasGift of Allie Hendricks and Milton Fisk

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Directions and Parking:Mapquest or Directional Websites: Rose St/Euclid Ave.GPS: 405 Rose St., Lexington KYComplete list of directions: www.uky.edu/scfa/infoComplete list of parking spaces: www.uky.edu/pts

Ticket purchasers may park in the semi-circular drive in front of SCFA to purchase tickets. During events, patrons may park in any E LOT after 7:30pm Monday thru Thursday and after 3:30pm on Friday thru Sunday.

There are multiple handicapped spots behind SCFA along Patterson Drive.

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Processing Fees:Fees are applied PER ticket and are based on the value of the ticket. The Ticket Offi ce Associates will inform you of those values when you make your purchase.They are also posted at www.uky.edu/scfa/tickets.

Where is the Art Museum?The UK Art Museum is located in the West Lobby of the Singletary Center. Tickets to their exhibits can be purchased at the Museum.

And Then Some...Tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE. However, tickets are exchangable to another event in the same run.Lobby doors open approximately one hour prior to all performances. Theatre doors will open a half hour prior to the performance.Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the performing organization.Wireless sound and reinforced headsets are available free of charge at coat check.All children, no matter their age, are required to have a ticket.

Dec. 11 LPO: Candy Cane Concert / CH / 3pmDec. 13 Kentucky Christmas Chorus / CH / 7:4opmDec. 14 Jazzy Holiday Concert / RH / 7:30pmDec. 18 Lexington Singer’s Messiah / CH / 3pm

Jan. 21 Chinese New Year Celebration / CH / 7pmJan. 21 UK Male Chorus Day / RH / 4:30pmJan. 22 UKOT: Samson and Delilah / CH / 3pmJan. 29 Dan Chetel Recital / RH / 7pm

Feb. 11 Natasha Paremski with UKSO / CH / 7:30pmFeb. 14 UK Jazz Ensemble/UK Lab Band / RH / 7:30pmFeb. 17 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmFeb. 18 UK Honors Wind Ensemble Workshop / CH / 7:30pmFeb. 19 UK Honors Wind Ensemble Workshop / CH / 2pmFeb. 22 Ming Kuo Percussion Lecture / RH / 7:30pmFeb. 23-25 UKT: August: Osage County / GT / 7:30pmFeb. 24 Art In Bloom / CH / 7pmFeb. 26 Chamber Players of Central Kentucky / RH / 3pm

Mar. 1-3 UKT: August: Osage County / GT / 7:30pmMar. 3 Day of Percussion / All DayMar. 4 UKT: August: Osage County / GT / 2pmMar. 4 Alltech Vocal Competition / All dayMar. 5 UK Symphony Band / CH / 7:30pmMar. 7 High School Concert Band Invitational / CH / 6:30pmMar. 8 UK Percussion Group / RH / 7:30pmMar. 11 CKYO Teen Arts Concert / CH / 7pmMar. 22 Moscow Ballet: Don Quixote / CH / 7:30pmMar. 23 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmMar. 29 UK Men’s/Women’s Chorus Spring Concert / RH / 7:30pmMar. 31 Big Band Blast VI / RH / 7:30pm

Apr. 1 UK Percussion Ensemble / CH / 3pmApr. 3 UK Concert Band / CH / 7:30pmApr. 4 UK Saxophone Ensemble Concert / RH / 7:30pmApr. 9 Ming Kuo Percussion Recital / RH / 7:30pm

Apr. 12 UK Jazz Ensemble Concert / RH / 7:30pmApr. 15 UK Symphony Band Spring Concert / CH 3pmApr. 19-21 UKT: Thoroughly Modern Millie / GT / 7:30pmApr. 10 Chorale/Choristers Spring Concert / RH / 7:30pmApr. 17 UK Lab Band / RH / 7:30pmApr. 20 UK SOM Benefi t Concert / CH / 7:30pmApr. 21 UK Dance Ensemble Spring Concert / RH / 8pmApr. 22 UK Dance Ensemble Spring Concert / RH / 2pmApr. 22 UK Combos / CH / 3pmApr. 22 UK Wind Ensemble Concert / CH / 7:30pmApr. 24 CKYO Preparatory Orchestra / RH / 7:30pmApr. 26-28 UKT: Thoroughly Modern Millie / GT / 7:30pmApr. 27 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmApr. 29 UKT: Thoroughly Modern Millie / GT / 2pmApr. 29 Weiss Kaplan Newman Piano Trio / RH / 7:30pm

May 11 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmMay 13 CKYO Mother’s Day Concert / CH / 3pmMay 16 Lafayette Band Concert / CH / 7:30pmMay 17 Lafayette HS Orchestra Concert / CH / 7:30pmMay 19 Prelude to Grand Night for Singing! / 6:30pmMay 21 Lafayette Chorus Concert / CH / 7:30pmMay 25 Big Band Showcase / RH / 7:30pm

Jun. 8-9 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 7:30pmJun. 10 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 2pmJun. 15-16 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 7:30pmJun. 17 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 2pm

CH / Singletary Center for the Arts Concert HallRH / Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall

PR / Singletary Center President’s RoomGT / Fine Arts Building Guignol Theatre

All events are subject to change. For a more updated list throughout the year, please check the Singletary Center online

calendar. Events are added on a daily basis.

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Sept. 1 Mark Kano DMA Recital / RH / 7:30pmSept. 2 Maria LeRose DMA Organ Recital / CH / 7:30pmSept. 2 SOM Guest Artist Recital - Eric Hansen / RH / 7:30pmSept. 8 UK Dept. of Entomology 120th Celebration / RH / 7pmSept. 10 Bluegrass Choral Music Festival / CH / 4:30pmSept. 10 Rachel Sterrenberg Senior Recital / RH / 7:30pmSept. 15 3rd International Forum for Sustainable Manuf. / CHSept. 16 3rd International Forum for Sustainable Manuf. / CHSept. 18 UK Band’s Parent’s Day Concert / CH / 3pmSept. 22 UK Jazz Ensemble/Lab Band / RH / 7:30pmSept. 23 KY Law Journal Symposium / RH / 10:30amSept. 23 UK Symphony Orchestra Concert / CH / 7:30pmSept. 24 Jose Porcel & Ballet Flamenco / CH / 7:30pmSept. 25 Reginald Smith Jr. Senior Voice Recital / RH / 3pmSept. 25 Lydian String Quartet / RH / 7:30pmSept. 28 Response Ability: Mike Dilbeck / CH / 8pmSept. 29 Jim Newberry Lecture - Alumni Speaker Series / RH / 7pmSept. 30 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pm

Oct. 1 Sarah Birnbaum Cello Recital / RH / 7:30pmOct. 2 CKYO Concerto Competition / RH / 12pmOct. 2 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 3 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 4 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 4 SAB: An Evening with John Legend / CH / 7:30pmOct. 5 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 6 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 6-8 UKT: Monkey King / GT / 7:30pmOct. 7 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 8 Huun Huur Tu / RH / 7:30pmOct. 8 Imelda May / CH / 7:30pmOct. 9 Quarteto Vivace Brasil / RH / 7:30pmOct. 9 Kentucky New Music Festival / CH / 7:30pmOct. 10 Bale Boone Symposium / RH / 6pmOct. 11 Bale Boone Symposium / RH / 6pmOct. 12 UK Wind Ensemble / CH / 7:30pm

Oct. 13-15 UKT: Monkey King / GT / 7:30pmOct. 16 UKT: Monkey King / GT / 2pmOct. 16 UK Jazz Spectacular / CH / 3pmOct. 17 UK Bands: Collegiate Invitational Concert / CH / 7:30pmOct. 22 Schmidt Youth Vocal Competition / All DayOct. 24 UK Bands: Middle School Invitational / CH / 6:30pmOct. 25 UK Concert Band / CH / 7:30pmOct. 27 Mr. UK Pageant / CH / 6pmOct. 27 UK Men’s Chorus Fall Extravaganza / RH / 7:30pmOct. 31 UK School of Music Choral Invitational / All Day

Nov. 1 UK Lab Band Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 3 UK Jazz Ensemble Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 4 Tyler Cantrell Percussion Recital / CH / 7:30pmNov. 4 UK Women’s Choir Fall Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 6 UK Percussion Ensemble / CH / 3pmNov. 6 Harlem String Quartet / RH / 3pmNov. 11 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmNov. 15 UK Saxophone Ensembles Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 17 UK Combos / CH / 7:30pmNov. 18 Abigail Gill Senior Organ Recital / CH / 7:30pmNov. 19 UK Dance Ensemble Fall Concert / RH / 8pmNov. 20 UK Dance Ensemble Fall Concert / RH / 2pmNov. 20 UK Wind Ensemble Concert / CH / 3pmNov. 20 CKYO Symphony & Concert Orchestras / CH / 7pmNov. 21 UK Symphony Band Concert / CH / 7:30pmNov. 29 Ming-Hui Kuo Percussion Recital / RH / 7:30pm

Dec. 1 UK Symphony Orchestra Concert / CH / 7:30pmDec. 1-3 UKT: Romeo and Juliet / GT / 7:30pmDec. 3 UKSOM: Collage / CH / 7:30pmDec. 4 UKSOM: Collage / CH / 3pmDec. 6 CKYO Prep Orchestra Fall Concert / RH / 7pmDec. 8-10 UKT: Romeo and Juliet / GT / 7:30pmDec. 9 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmDec. 10 Pink Martini / CH / 7:30pmDec. 11 UKT: Romeo and Juliet / GT / 2pm

Dec. 11 LPO: Candy Cane Concert / CH / 3pmDec. 13 Kentucky Christmas Chorus / CH / 7:4opmDec. 14 Jazzy Holiday Concert / RH / 7:30pmDec. 18 Lexington Singer’s Messiah / CH / 3pm

Jan. 21 Chinese New Year Celebration / CH / 7pmJan. 21 UK Male Chorus Day / RH / 4:30pmJan. 22 UKOT: Samson and Delilah / CH / 3pmJan. 29 Dan Chetel Recital / RH / 7pm

Feb. 11 Natasha Paremski with UKSO / CH / 7:30pmFeb. 14 UK Jazz Ensemble/UK Lab Band / RH / 7:30pmFeb. 17 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmFeb. 18 UK Honors Wind Ensemble Workshop / CH / 7:30pmFeb. 19 UK Honors Wind Ensemble Workshop / CH / 2pmFeb. 22 Ming Kuo Percussion Lecture / RH / 7:30pmFeb. 23-25 UKT: August: Osage County / GT / 7:30pmFeb. 24 Art In Bloom / CH / 7pmFeb. 26 Chamber Players of Central Kentucky / RH / 3pm

Mar. 1-3 UKT: August: Osage County / GT / 7:30pmMar. 3 Day of Percussion / All DayMar. 4 UKT: August: Osage County / GT / 2pmMar. 4 Alltech Vocal Competition / All dayMar. 5 UK Symphony Band / CH / 7:30pmMar. 7 High School Concert Band Invitational / CH / 6:30pmMar. 8 UK Percussion Group / RH / 7:30pmMar. 11 CKYO Teen Arts Concert / CH / 7pmMar. 22 Moscow Ballet: Don Quixote / CH / 7:30pmMar. 23 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmMar. 29 UK Men’s/Women’s Chorus Spring Concert / RH / 7:30pmMar. 31 Big Band Blast VI / RH / 7:30pm

Apr. 1 UK Percussion Ensemble / CH / 3pmApr. 3 UK Concert Band / CH / 7:30pmApr. 4 UK Saxophone Ensemble Concert / RH / 7:30pmApr. 9 Ming Kuo Percussion Recital / RH / 7:30pm

Apr. 12 UK Jazz Ensemble Concert / RH / 7:30pmApr. 15 UK Symphony Band Spring Concert / CH 3pmApr. 19-21 UKT: Thoroughly Modern Millie / GT / 7:30pmApr. 10 Chorale/Choristers Spring Concert / RH / 7:30pmApr. 17 UK Lab Band / RH / 7:30pmApr. 20 UK SOM Benefi t Concert / CH / 7:30pmApr. 21 UK Dance Ensemble Spring Concert / RH / 8pmApr. 22 UK Dance Ensemble Spring Concert / RH / 2pmApr. 22 UK Combos / CH / 3pmApr. 22 UK Wind Ensemble Concert / CH / 7:30pmApr. 24 CKYO Preparatory Orchestra / RH / 7:30pmApr. 26-28 UKT: Thoroughly Modern Millie / GT / 7:30pmApr. 27 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmApr. 29 UKT: Thoroughly Modern Millie / GT / 2pmApr. 29 Weiss Kaplan Newman Piano Trio / RH / 7:30pm

May 11 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmMay 13 CKYO Mother’s Day Concert / CH / 3pmMay 16 Lafayette Band Concert / CH / 7:30pmMay 17 Lafayette HS Orchestra Concert / CH / 7:30pmMay 19 Prelude to Grand Night for Singing! / 6:30pmMay 21 Lafayette Chorus Concert / CH / 7:30pmMay 25 Big Band Showcase / RH / 7:30pm

Jun. 8-9 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 7:30pmJun. 10 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 2pmJun. 15-16 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 7:30pmJun. 17 Grand Night for Singing! / CH / 2pm

CH / Singletary Center for the Arts Concert HallRH / Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall

PR / Singletary Center President’s RoomGT / Fine Arts Building Guignol Theatre

All events are subject to change. For a more updated list throughout the year, please check the Singletary Center online

calendar. Events are added on a daily basis.

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Sept. 1 Mark Kano DMA Recital / RH / 7:30pmSept. 2 Maria LeRose DMA Organ Recital / CH / 7:30pmSept. 2 SOM Guest Artist Recital - Eric Hansen / RH / 7:30pmSept. 8 UK Dept. of Entomology 120th Celebration / RH / 7pmSept. 10 Bluegrass Choral Music Festival / CH / 4:30pmSept. 10 Rachel Sterrenberg Senior Recital / RH / 7:30pmSept. 15 3rd International Forum for Sustainable Manuf. / CHSept. 16 3rd International Forum for Sustainable Manuf. / CHSept. 18 UK Band’s Parent’s Day Concert / CH / 3pmSept. 22 UK Jazz Ensemble/Lab Band / RH / 7:30pmSept. 23 KY Law Journal Symposium / RH / 10:30amSept. 23 UK Symphony Orchestra Concert / CH / 7:30pmSept. 24 Jose Porcel & Ballet Flamenco / CH / 7:30pmSept. 25 Reginald Smith Jr. Senior Voice Recital / RH / 3pmSept. 25 Lydian String Quartet / RH / 7:30pmSept. 28 Response Ability: Mike Dilbeck / CH / 8pmSept. 29 Jim Newberry Lecture - Alumni Speaker Series / RH / 7pmSept. 30 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pm

Oct. 1 Sarah Birnbaum Cello Recital / RH / 7:30pmOct. 2 CKYO Concerto Competition / RH / 12pmOct. 2 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 3 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 4 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 4 SAB: An Evening with John Legend / CH / 7:30pmOct. 5 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 6 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 6-8 UKT: Monkey King / GT / 7:30pmOct. 7 Kentucky New Music Festival / RH / 7:30pmOct. 8 Huun Huur Tu / RH / 7:30pmOct. 8 Imelda May / CH / 7:30pmOct. 9 Quarteto Vivace Brasil / RH / 7:30pmOct. 9 Kentucky New Music Festival / CH / 7:30pmOct. 10 Bale Boone Symposium / RH / 6pmOct. 11 Bale Boone Symposium / RH / 6pmOct. 12 UK Wind Ensemble / CH / 7:30pm

Oct. 13-15 UKT: Monkey King / GT / 7:30pmOct. 16 UKT: Monkey King / GT / 2pmOct. 16 UK Jazz Spectacular / CH / 3pmOct. 17 UK Bands: Collegiate Invitational Concert / CH / 7:30pmOct. 22 Schmidt Youth Vocal Competition / All DayOct. 24 UK Bands: Middle School Invitational / CH / 6:30pmOct. 25 UK Concert Band / CH / 7:30pmOct. 27 Mr. UK Pageant / CH / 6pmOct. 27 UK Men’s Chorus Fall Extravaganza / RH / 7:30pmOct. 31 UK School of Music Choral Invitational / All Day

Nov. 1 UK Lab Band Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 3 UK Jazz Ensemble Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 4 Tyler Cantrell Percussion Recital / CH / 7:30pmNov. 4 UK Women’s Choir Fall Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 6 UK Percussion Ensemble / CH / 3pmNov. 6 Harlem String Quartet / RH / 3pmNov. 11 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmNov. 15 UK Saxophone Ensembles Concert / RH / 7:30pmNov. 17 UK Combos / CH / 7:30pmNov. 18 Abigail Gill Senior Organ Recital / CH / 7:30pmNov. 19 UK Dance Ensemble Fall Concert / RH / 8pmNov. 20 UK Dance Ensemble Fall Concert / RH / 2pmNov. 20 UK Wind Ensemble Concert / CH / 3pmNov. 20 CKYO Symphony & Concert Orchestras / CH / 7pmNov. 21 UK Symphony Band Concert / CH / 7:30pmNov. 29 Ming-Hui Kuo Percussion Recital / RH / 7:30pm

Dec. 1 UK Symphony Orchestra Concert / CH / 7:30pmDec. 1-3 UKT: Romeo and Juliet / GT / 7:30pmDec. 3 UKSOM: Collage / CH / 7:30pmDec. 4 UKSOM: Collage / CH / 3pmDec. 6 CKYO Prep Orchestra Fall Concert / RH / 7pmDec. 8-10 UKT: Romeo and Juliet / GT / 7:30pmDec. 9 Lexington Philharmonic / CH / 7:30pmDec. 10 Pink Martini / CH / 7:30pmDec. 11 UKT: Romeo and Juliet / GT / 2pm

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SCFA Recital Hall

SCFA STAFFMichael Grice, DirectorMelissa Bailey, Director’s AssistantTanya Harper, Production DirectorHong Shao, Patron Services DirectorSummer Gossett, Marketing & Ticketing DirectorMelinda Hautala, Fiscal DirectorDanny Bowling, Assistant Production DirectorJohn McCollum, Technical Services Assistant

Main Offi ce Line: 859.257.1706Fax: 859.323.9991www.uky.edu/scfa

Ticket Offi ce Line: 859.257.4929www.singletarytickets.com

SCFA Concert Hall

SCFA Recital Hall

SCFA STAFFMichael Grice, DirectorMelissa Bailey, Director’s AssistantTanya Harper, Production DirectorHong Shao, Patron Services DirectorSummer Gossett, Marketing & Ticketing DirectorMelinda Hautala, Fiscal DirectorDanny Bowling, Assistant Production DirectorJohn McCollum, Technical Services Assistant

Main Offi ce Line: 859.257.1706Fax: 859.323.9991www.uky.edu/scfa

Ticket Offi ce Line: 859.257.4929www.singletarytickets.com

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