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March 2016 Calendar of EventsCaution: Exposure to music may cause sudden outbursts of joy!
Schedule subject to change. Please visit sc.edu/music for up‐to‐date info
Göran Marcusson Guest ArtistFlute Recital Wed., March 2, 7:30 pm.USC School of Music Recital Hall
Göran Marcusson burst onto the Americanflute scene in 1987 when he won First Prize inthe National Flute Association’s Young ArtistCompetition. He won a prize at the ViennaMusic Competition in 1992 and has been guestprincipal flute with the London SymphonyOrchestra, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra,Orchestra Cadaques and Gothenburg OperaOrchestra. Currently he is principal flute withthe Gothenburg Wind Orchestra. Bio
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University Chorus Concert at First Thursday on Main Thurs., March 3, 7:30 p.m. Main Street United Methodist Church ‐ Free
This First Thursday on Main Concert includes the Bach Cantata "Jesu, der du Meine Seele"accompanied by a chamber orchestra with soloists Anna Young, Aubrey Nelson, Mark Bischoff andJonathan Trotter. And in honor of the centennial of Robert Shaw, the choir will sing a set ofarrangements of American folk hymns and spirituals set by Shaw and his writing partner, AliceParker. Works by Daniel Elder and Michael Barrett will also be performed. Choirs of Carolina
Aaron Hynds Guest Artist Tuba Recital Thurs., March 3, 7:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall – Free
Aaron Hynds is an Ohio‐based tubist, composer and proponent of contemporary music. Hisemphasis as a performer is the reconciliation of standard performance practice on theinstruments of the tuba family with the demands made by newly written compositions. To thisend, he has made a point to perform works from across a wide spectrum of musical styles,purposefully shunning the boundaries between the new and old. He has been a featuredperformer across the U.S. since 2007, particularly in new music venues. Bio
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Sara Ernst Faculty Piano Recital Mon., March 14, 4:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall – Free
Sara Ernst is an active piano pedagogue,teacher of all ages, and pianist, and serves asassistant professor of piano and pianopedagogy at USC. Her research in pianopedagogy includes investigating teachingeffectiveness, the use of language ininstruction, and successful parent‐teacherinteractions. She frequently explorespedagogical music of the 20th and 21stcenturies and examines the pacing ofinstruction through the intermediate years. Bio
Cones & Tones: J.D. Shaw andGuest Artists Concert Mon., March 14, 7:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall – Free
Cones and Tones, a new project featuring foureclectic musical veterans is the brainchild ofJ.D. Shaw, arranger and horn player fromBoston Brass and associate professor of hornat USC. The group combines Shaw’s classicaland jazz arrangements with originalcompositions by pianist and associateprofessor of music entrepreneurship, DavidCutler. Veteran tuba virtuoso Andrew Hitzand multi‐instrumentalist and comedianLance LaDuke round out this diverse andenergetic foursome. Expect a little ofeverything, from beautiful melodies tovirtuosic showpieces, presented in a fun andfunky audience‐friendly show.
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The Voice of Yunan Concert Mon., March 14, 7:30 p.m. Johnson Performance Hall, Darla Moore School of Business, level 1 ‐ map
The Voice of Yunan is composed of artists from national minorities within Yunnan and teachersand students from the China Conservatory of Music. A variety of musical forms like pop and worldmusic are absorbed into the original folk music of Yunnan’s ethic minority to express this earlymusic through innovation. The Voice of Yunan represents Han, Dai, Yi, Wa, Bulang, Jingpo, Naxi ,Tibetan, Achang and Hani nationalities.
The Parker Quartet Residency Week March 14–21
Inspiring performances, luminous sound and exceptional musicianship are the hallmarks of theGrammy Award‐winning Parker Quartet, hailed by The New York Times as “somethingextraordinary.” The Boston Globe called them, “…intense, virtuosic, utterly assured…” The world‐renowned quartet returns to Columbia as our USC Quartet‐in‐Residence. Details.
Tues., March 15, 7:30 p.m.Parker Quartet Concert USC School of Music Recital Hall Beethoven Quartet in G Major, Op.18, No.2
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Anton Webern Five Movements for String Quartet, Op.5Bartok Quartet No.1Adults $15; DISCOUNTS: seniors, USC faculty & staff, and military $10; students $5.Purchase
Fri., March 18, 7:30 p.m.Parker Quartet Master Class USC School of Music, room 006 open to the public to observe.
Sat., March 19, 7:30 p.m.Chamber Music Day Participants Competition USC School of Music Recital Hall – Free to attendS.C. Chamber Music Day and Competition is an exceptional opportunity for advancedhigh school string quartets. The Parker Quartet mentors preformed student stringquartets through intensive coachings and master classes throughout the day, leading toa performance and competition. Learn more.
Sun., March 20, 5:00 p.m.Free Parker Quartet Family Concert Johnson Performance Hall, Darla Moore School of Business, level 1 MapAugusta Read Thomas Helix SpiralsTchaikovsky Sextet "Souvenir de Florence" with School of Music faculty DanielSweaney, viola, and Robert Jesselson, cello.
ToniMarie Marchione Guest ArtistOboe Recital Wed., March 16, 7:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall ‐ Free
Her performances praised as “excellent” and“elegantly rendered” by the New York Times,oboist ToniMarie Marchioni has performed inEurope, South America, Asia and throughoutthe U.S. Assistant professor of oboe at theUniversity of Kentucky, she is a member of theIRIS Orchestra (Memphis) and Decoda NYC) and is a recent alumna ofAcademy/Ensemble ACJW, a groundbreakingnew initiative combining chamber musicperformance, arts advocacy, leadership andteaching artistry. Bio
Music and Culture Colloquium:“Hearing Death in Video GameMusic’s Silent Era: The Example ofPac‐Man” Fri., March 18, 1:10 p.m. USC School of Music, room 232 – Free
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Presented by Neil Lerner, Davidson College.Co‐sponsored by Film & Media StudiesProgram. Music and Culture Colloquium
USC Wind Ensemble Concert Fri., March 18, 7:30 p.m. Johnson Performance Hall, Darla Moore School of Business, level 1 map – Free
This jazz‐inspired program features clarinetist Joseph Eller playing the solo originally created forBenny Goodman in Leonard Bernstein’s "Prelude, Fugue and Riffs," and mezzo‐soprano JanetHopkins performs "Five Cabaret Songs" by William Bolcom. The program opens with a rarely‐heard performance of "M is for Man, Music, Mozart" by Dutch composer, Louis Andriessen whosework "De Staat" was heard most recently in Columbia as a part of last season’s Southern Exposureconcert series.
Bach in the Subways Sat., March 19, 1:00–3:00 p.m.Wired Goat Cafe (709 Gervais St.)
Musicians around the world unite to celebrateJ.S. Bach’s 331st birthday and perform hismusic for free in public spaces and subways.School of Music students sow the seeds forfuture generations of classical music lovers inthe Vista.
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USC Symphony Orchestra:Poems and Songs Tues., March 22, 7:30 p.m. Koger Center for the Arts
The Washington Post called 16‐year veteran ofthe NY Metropolitan Opera, Janet Hopkins,“angel‐voiced.” Hopkins, associate professor ofvoice at USC, sings Vaughan Williams’ "FourLast Songs" and Gustav Mahler’s "Rückert‐Lieder." Also on the program are winners ofthe USC Concerto–Aria Competition: LiangjunZou, violin, and Jake Mann, clarinet.
$30 general public; DISCOUNTS: $25 seniors,USC faculty and staff; $8 students. Call 8032512222, Koger Box Office, corner of Greeneand Park Streets (M‐F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) oronline.
Jazz Faculty Concert Wed., March 23, 7:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall ‐ Free
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Bert Ligon, guitar, piano; Craig Butterfield, bass; Aletha Jacobs, piano, voice; BrysonBorgstedt, saxophone ; and Jay Ware, drums, will play Straight ahead Jazz standards, a Sergio Mendez/Alan & Marilyn Bergman tune, So Many Stars, and contemporary and originalcompositions.
Music Inspired by Art: Opus Two ConcertThurs., March 24, 7:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall ‐ Free
Opus Two, the duo of William Terwilliger, violin, and Andrew Cooperstock, piano, play apremiere performance of new work by Meira Warshauer inspired by three works of visual art."Carolina Gallery" is inspired by works of S.C. artists and was commissioned for Opus Two withfunding from the Office of the Provost. Artists and artwork: Christian Thee’s trompe l’oeil (trick ofthe eye) secret garden Orientation Gallery at the Columbia Museum of Art, Alex Powers’"Perpetuate Slavery Or" in the collection of the Columbia Museum of Art, and Philip Mullen’spainting "Women in the Country," on permanent display at the Koger Center. The concertincludes comments by artists and composer and visual representations of the artworks.
Music and Culture Colloquium:Evening of Silent Film with DennisJames: Hamlet (1921) Fri., March 25, 7:30 p.m. USC School of Music Recital Hall ‐ Free
Co‐sponsored by Film & Media StudiesProgram and University Libraries,A “Shakespeare’s First Folio” Event.
Music and Culture Colloquium
Spring Trombone Night Mon., March 28, 7:30 p.m.
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Featuring guest artist, Ronald Barron, retiredprincipal trombonist of the Boston SymphonyOrchestra and Professor Brad Edwards assoloists on "Make Our Garden Grow" fromCandide. Barron shared the highest prizeawarded at the Munich InternationalCompetition in 1974 and was a frequent soloistwith the Boston Pops and the Boston PopsOrchestra. As a recitalist he has performedacross the U.S., Europe and Japan. Brass atUSC
USC Chamber Orchestra Concert Tues., March 29, 7:30 p.m. Johnson Performance Hall, Darla Moore School of Business, level 1 map ‐ Free
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