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Thursday, October 2nd:
Philharmonia Concert
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Thursday, October 2nd:
Guest Artist Lecture
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
David
Huron
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Friday,
October 3rd:
2003-2004 Kaleidoscope Series
Kaleidoscope Faculty Chamber Music Series
Concert
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
Featuring
the Music of Brahms and Mendelssohn.
Deborah Bish, clarinet
Carolyn Bridger, piano
Eliot Chapo, violin
Lubomir Georgiev, cello
Frank Kowalsky, clarinet
Pamela Ryan, viola
(Tickets $6, free for FSU
students with valid I.D. Call the Fine
Arts Ticket Office:
(850) 644-6500. 8-entry series "Passports"
available for $35 with concert parking, contact (850)
644-9934 for more information.)
Saturday, October 4th:
2003-2004 Artist Series
Aulos
Ensemble
8:00 PM, Ruby Diamond Auditorium
The
17-member Aulos Ensemble, setting the standard for vibrant,
spirited original instrument performance, features the
complete Water Music of Handel.
Aulos Ensemble is joyfully Baroque...full of an
irresistible rhythmic life.
(For Artist Series
information call: (850) 224-9934 or 386-5312. Artist
Series single concert tickets and series passports are
available at: Beethoven & Company, 894-8700; Jim's
Pianos, 205-5467; Music Masters, 224-6158; Steinway
Piano Gallery, 201-5397)
Tuesday,
October 7th:
Symphonic Band Concert
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday,
October 7th:
Chamber Music Society Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Thursday, October 9th:
Wind Symphony Concert
8:00 PM, Ruby Diamond Auditorium
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Monday, October 13th:
Faculty Recital
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
Leon
Anderson, percussion
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday, October 14th:
Jazz for Dancing
8:00 PM, Owen Sellars Ampitheatre
(located behind Kuersteiner Music Building)
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday, October 14th:
Flute Studio Recital
8:00 PM, Lindsay Recital Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Thursday,
October 16th:
Jazz Combo
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Friday-Sunday,
October 17-19:
Hugo Wolf Centennial Song Festival
To commemorate the 100th
anniversary of Austrian composer Hugo Wolf’s death,
members of the Florida State University School of Music
faculty will present a weekend-long festival of his
songs October 17th-18th, 2003. Universally admired for
their charm, humor, sophistication and high musical
quality, the songs of Hugo Wolf are the ultimate expression
of 19th-century German Romanticism. Throughout his brief
life (Wolf died in 1903 at the age of 42), the composer
would immerse himself in the writings of a particular
poet and compose his songs in sudden, concentrated bursts
of inspiration, frequently writing two or more songs
in a single day. Wolf wrote over one hundred and seventy
miniature masterpieces of song between 1888 and 1891,
followed by a brief resurgence of inspiration in March
and April of 1897, when he composed an additional 24
songs for the Italienisches Liederbuch.
Friday, October 17th:
2003-2004 Kaleidoscope Series
Kaleidoscope Faculty Chamber Music Series Concert
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
"An Evening of Song: Celebrating Hugo Wolf "
Douglas
Fisher, piano
Jerrold Pope, baritone
Marcia Porter, soprano
Valerie Trujillo, piano
(Tickets $6, free for FSU
students with valid I.D. Call the Fine
Arts Ticket Office:
(850) 644-6500. 8-entry series "Passports"
available for $35 with concert parking, contact (850)
644-9934 for more information.)
Saturday, October 18th:
Faculty Recital: Festival of German Songs by Hugo
Wolf
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Carla
Connors, soprano
Jerrold Pope, baritone
Wanda Brister, mezzo-soprano
Roy Delp, baritone
Larry Gerber, tenor
Timothy Hoekman, piano
Douglas Fisher, piano
Valerie Trujillo, piano
Performing songs from the Spanisches Liederbuch and
settings of poetry from Mörike, Goethe, and Eichendorff.
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Saturday, October 18th:
Senior Project Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Daniel Smith, piano
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Sunday, October 19th:
Big Bend Community Orchestra
2:00 PM, Lee Hall Auditiorium (FAMU Campus)
Call (850) 386-5312 or 893-4567
for information
Sunday,
October 19th:
Special Recital
2:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Sean Andrew Luce, saxophone
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Sunday,
October 19th:
Senior Recital
4:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Kristin
NeSmith, trumpet
Erin O'Connell, trumpet
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Cancelled
Sunday, October 19th:
Faculty Recital: Festival of German Songs
by Hugo Wolf
4:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
Stanford Olsen, tenor
Carla Connors, soprano
Tim Hoekman, piano
Performing selections from the Goethe Lieder
Monday,
October 20th:
Guest
Artist Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Dive
Franetovic, flute
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday,
October 21st:
Jazz
Ensemble I
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Tickets required, some concerts
are free for FSU students with valid ID card. For ticket
information call the Fine
Arts Ticket Office: (850)
644-6500.)
Tuesday,
October 21st:
Guest Artist Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Jonathan
Helton, saxophone
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Wednesday,
October 22nd:
Jazz
Ensemble I
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Tickets required, some concerts
are free for FSU students with valid ID card. For ticket
information call the Fine
Arts Ticket Office: (850)
644-6500.)
Thursday,
October 23rd:
Choral
Conducting - Masters Recital
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
Damon
Dandridge
Mihoko Tsutsumi
Bragi Thor Valsson
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Thursday,
October 23rd:
Senior
Project Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Jaime
Wilkins
Alexandra Reetz, flute
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Friday,
October 24th:
Guest
Artist Recital
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
Ben
Verdery, guitar
Benjamin Verdery has been described by Guitar Review
Magazine as “An American original; an American
master.” A pioneer of new music, he has been long
established as one of the finest guitarists of his generations.
His performances never fail to include a unique program
(literally from Bach to rock), along with a few jokes
and breath-taking acrobatics, all of which are delivered
by a profoundly sensitive musician and virtuoso guitarist.
As a performer, Benjamin Verdery has performed in many
countries, including the International Guitar Festival
in Havana, Cuba; Festival International de Agosto, Caracas,
Venezuela; Theatre Carré in Amsterdam; Chichester
Cathedral, England; Bad Urach Schubert Festival in Germany;
the 92nd Street Y, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln
Center and the Metropolitan Opera, New York and the
Ambassador Theater in Los Angeles. He has recorded and
performed with such diverse artists as Frederic Hand,
Leo Kottke, Anthony Newman, Jessye Norman, Paco Peña,
Hermann Prey and John Williams. He regularly performs
and records with the Schmidt/Verdery Flute & Guitar
Duo (Rie Schmidt, flutes), with Bill & Ben (with
Celtic guitarist William Coulter) and with his ensemble
Ufonia.
Sponsored by the FSU School of Music and the Classical
Guitar Society of Tallahassee.
(Tickets $15 available
at the door or from Beethoven & Company (850) 894-8700
(Market Square). For information call (850) 644-4774,
521-0700 or e-mail tatkinson@ohfc.com.)
Friday,
October 24th:
Guest
Artist Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Jóhanna Ósk Valsdóttir,
voice
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Friday,
October 24th:
Senior
Recital
8:00 PM, Lindsay Recital Hall
Nicholas
Calvori, horn
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Saturday,
October 25th:
Guest
Artist Masterclass
10:00 AM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Ben
Verdery, guitar
Since 1985, Mr. Verdery has been the chair of the guitar
department at the Yale University School of Music. Benjamin
Verdery is in great demand as an instructor, teaching
classes at the Paco Peña Centro Flamenco in Córdoba,
Spain, the Classical Guitar Festival of Great Britain
at West Dean, England, the National Guitar Summer Workshop
in Connecticut, and his annual summer master class on
the island of Maui, Hawaii. Workshop Arts (distributed
by Alfred Music) has released Mr. Verdery’s book,
Easy Classical Guitar Recital as well as his instructional
video The Essentials of Classical Guitar (nominated
for Best New Instructional Video by Music and Sound
Retailer, 2000). For three years, Benjamin has been
the Artistic Director of the Yale Guitar Extravaganza,
a one-day guitar conference featuring internationally
renowned guitarists and artists in concert and lectures.
In 2002, Benjamin Verdery launched the Yale Pro Arte
Concert Series in New York City.
Sponsored by the FSU School of Music and the Classical
Guitar Society of Tallahassee.
($5 to audit, tickets at
the door. For information call (850) 644-4774, 521-0700
or e-mail: tatkinson@ohfc.com.)
Saturday,
October 25th:
Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra
8:00 PM, Ruby Diamond Auditorium
MASTERWORKS I
Carl
Maria von Weber: Overture to "Der Freischutz"
Jean Sibelius: Symphony No. 1 in E minor
Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor"
(TSO ticket information:
(850) 224-0461)
Saturday,
October 25th:
Vocal
Jazz
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Sunday,
October 26th:
Tallahassee
Symphony Youth Orchestra
3:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Monday,
October 27th:
Doctoral
Lecture Recital
1:30 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Aaron
Hilbun, oboe
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Monday,
October 27th:
Doctoral
Solo Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Athina
Fytika, piano
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday,
October 28th:
Doctoral
Lecture Recital
4:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Stephanie
Caulder, oboe
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday,
October 28th:
Eine
Kleine Saxmusik
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Tuesday,
October 28th:
Tallahassee
Community Chorus
8:00 PM, Ruby Diamond Auditorium
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Wednesday,
October 29th:
Guest
Artist Lecture Recital
8:00 PM, Dohnányi Recital Hall
Bruce
Dickey, cornet
Bruce Dickey can be heard on more than five dozen recordings.
His solo recording ("Quel lascivissimo cornetto...
") on Accent with the ensemble Tragicomedia was
awarded the prestigious Diapason d'or. In addition to
performing, Bruce Dickey is much in demand as a teacher,
both of the cornetto and of seventeenth-century performance
practice. In addition to his regular class at the Schola
Cantorum he has taught at the Royal Conservatory in
The Hague, the Accademia Chigiana in Siena, and the
Early Music Institute at Indiana University as well
as master classes in the United States, Canada, Europe
and Japan. He is also active in research on performance
practice, and has published, together with Michael Collver,
a catalog of the surviving cornetto repertoire. In 2000
the Historic Brass Society bestowed on him the prestigious
Christopher Monk Award for "his monumental work
in cornetto performance, historical performance practice
and musicological scholarship".
Sponsored by the Orpheus Endowed Lecture Series.
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Wednesday,
October 29th:
Jazz
Combo
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Thursday,
October 30th:
Doctoral
Lecture Recital
4:00 PM, Lindsay Recital Hall
Jennifer
Cowgill, soprano
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Thursday,
October 30th:
Guest
Artist Recital
8:00 PM, Opperman Music Hall
Capella
Artemisia
"Songs of the Cloisters: Music by and for Italian
Nuns of the 17th Century"
Cappella Artemisia, founded in 1991, is an all-women
vocal ensemble from Bologna, Italy, and consists of
a core of 8-10 singers with continuo. The women singers
who make up Cappella Artemisia come from a variety of
musical backgrounds, (classical, operatic, folk, pop...)
but are united by their love for the early repertoire,
while the instrumentalists are all established performers
in the field of early music. Since its inception more
than ten years ago, Cappella Artemisia has received
critical and popular praise, both for the rarity and
originality of its repertoire, and for the high quality
of its performances.
Sponsored by the Orpheus Endowed Lecture Series.
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
Friday,
October 31st:
University
Symphony Orchestra
8:00 PM, Ruby Diamond Auditorium
(Tickets required, some concerts
are free for FSU students with valid ID card. For ticket
information call the Fine
Arts Ticket Office: (850)
644-6500.)
Friday,
October 31st:
Senior
Project Recital
8:00 PM, Lindsay Recital Hall
Virginia Woolfolk, soprano
(Free and open to the public,
no tickets required)
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